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VON,• (, q I 'I \ s' Is' I' I IIi%t Ciii 1111111 III Ito Ill I I • 11% 51-111 lii. 4' ntthr 414 51' 1 .-Mv 4 sl,ucI)Irits Watergate I rat N[WL'( ArIrJExED PP, ?/ P1/c NT E,,IJPN At A Ft 'day, JLC 1, 1973 Sanford, Florida 3277) Price 10 Cents "-,( ", u J 1 1 1, J 1 I , ' -\ ', ' '1 ' , iti't'ist1i1 itii sri i'm .iiik-,ti,ifl rs'titiiI(hir1 It'd t ()\ iii t %'i SIii\(,tt)N Off I Iii's t', Its brief, are' hue i;ils'sl t1s- s'lc.ptiiess(s In hIts' %% at s's gate s'uI isslusi - Racket? ers ii: Si I 'ii IN 'i .tss gre's t Ill iii fnusiss taking ti'sthiiieiii i.'a.Iing figssr.'s iIt sul% s'd ill sit isniseus aspevt lihlls' %S;uhs'rguIs' .8% pre'.-ist tissil (certain (op seffts'Itis fit g.s emits,' sit an' IrIilsui ulstfrre'nt % s'r%i,su aiiiiut (lii'lilt' a'ips's' (S sit its,' .,,',iistlal )'IIIN --Se'ss - Sara i'r% in Jr - , Wat •'rg:ehi' i- siiiunuiithi's' said tIu. s hatm Ina if, 'trn,'ris'ssn public Vs5)tShtl t)' susie' ku'cl If the e' suite' liii. of iitp.se's- ret papers taken frssiii (fs. "title' Itiuits,' l's fired ('seuris,'I Jtilsis 's% l)ran ill sc srr re's s'ali'iI his' said liii' papers tIisu'Is)si' it '(;*'stlsfill tnt'ntalits u'ish'sI ,eI (hi' highest he's si'. sit the 'sISssfl all. iiiIiiIstruli.ens State Grand Jury w 11011ti,t would liivc to start l. I'ALLIIASSEE. ELi king over their shun ltk nior oft ti it a itt II crediting a st1t t cw uk' grand jtir iisor sV' I. cornes law. its Iloust' They would have our 141"t' lalik ('flf(sf'C('nit'hit tool to s WUt'l'V Il)t)tit •" saI(1 Rep and, Thurs(Ia a It rr Ill(. House a pprovt'd 113-21 a hill .1a .-k Shreve 11-Merritt J Reuhiti ..\skt°t songly advocated by 'firs'''' -aid lit i\it'uluI lii'' "'ii.uti' to' t'0111SIdti' flit' t]t'5tiFt' tsla\ (lt1l'itiI. flit.' litial SCht'(I(ll('(l day of the 0 (, 111 - I 31 4,) 1973 lxpslatli \Vtt' put alot of work into this ' said Shre'v&' 11 tlit'\ don't. it 1)111(1 itt' a rca I wastt' ndrr the full. tht' governor could a'k thc State tlpr('lii( Court to (tiil).ifit'l a 2iiit'itiltt'i' grand jury. ('flln' in 11101-cthati onto cotiiitv. with I)O\t ('N Its Rep. 'iIcliliuflt, \oIcIniz fears of a 'political .,5 , I 4 C LO r nariotics arrest It nesda of till h•s ;.'riaI! to ('apt •• • • tau eniureetsserst ag.'si i.--- t1t1n5. tIti little go,5 ' ' rtu rijtt •t "s's i"r ,listeriii 1 caught Aurordirig ti 1- •4 - ' . tent of the floe (it flit ith tia u • h."' ' ambling. kldmI)Itig and 'I'tir lii su se a 1st u a cUu'I)t et I all a ii it'nti Ii 1('IIt by REP William 11ll •Jo Risli. I)-lort St Jot', requiring the gt erns r tst sIctiv lit Inc j)t'titi($fl t. 1 the StlI)F('iilt' iturt \s, li,tl t'riitit'. err Iii he invs'stigatt1 Rep At It (;autit'i- l)-\lianti \vas ik'Ieate'd 62-37 in elloti n replace Askew .s proposal with a hill $IVIflg e \ tt 0111 ci sunty grand pi ru's I lit' alit In)rit V to invttt iga Ic mull i-count c11 rites Court Order Prohibits '- • 'imrt jury si s he'imn 1, uh'Iits'r,,tuuire' .it S,,crifisrel this rluisin: Ater ;,fte'rriussri it i'iIit''Itt" lj tIlt' s1,tti' •uftIt t-!s';mse' in, (lieu I )s'W,es it" F'rst.' irruit I inira's jc also bill-14'd II'OIII lra'iiig ( t'sutral Ithliftit flit, kiioWIc(igc' of Ow court lagtstm1mIe I)iui4ild D101-101 iristallei I' liii' ttat'l hate' 'Iliw sda tif fri T111.1wr ap iar ,'d hvtorr 111111 and jiltit1t1 tiuiiut'ruit to ('11th gi' itt tIme Islienal gi'itid jtui'V ilitil('tuuirlit iictnit'lm fildf,14.4i that 'ir•r lilt' all it imter' . milltIm.' 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Jais1' " lo en's big bust slur si.p munit re'puiar ly ti.'glns % ith all l,i%t'stiglIti')hi lit it Ii .isii h,Ct% it'll I%ofo5 sirs iIIs .5 thd, ., at ''i- old t urkey bridge 0% ir the ( 'aluosalisuts lice l(i ci uniassist&'d I,> • hms'tutIc,l • rut ,s lit' ttllIlig ,Irtvlilp''%th.Iie.iIlti)'ii'i.ill'lI sties sum time two fe'ival.' drivers, a thud i,iiuit Vs IllS sifts' 1540 iflali) (t4 (11111k iiimsttt'd tmi'I Mail) tJ S iIi) so 145 b.'lms'% I' auto lilto his P.111111 cat Just dS lee P msusht'eI alit-Ming four, d fourth the agony of fill- h,tij ,,g fe'i,tal.' drivel agravatt'd by (lie Uattis 0111 sits ti e'atsnwtit h Iiiltl,.'t tms i'sssmr) fill- bridge started I monk isug her It'ir ii armil utogi ii> nor slestratjis' Titiq prefer a 'if sis'r.'d Sgt. J(uVs en Ii, clear u,s 51w iiet'ss She (",I 'i On lh s - is' Putt It' t.r ii ifs tt,'Ist - 'if 1114' r u s'i Jury - • , .t' r ' , Sr The Moorings From - ', •tiIi: I tuuitrti It t'rsi;uI arid I IRI ,A'\l )l I, Via Al' ide soigirug hucirirssrmi4ttu ( dc:ui \\ i'ursit'r, II) it 28 ('0(1111 trttlit'ttitttit alleging mmiii 'utited liarurn'ci I tutu I l'4ivlrtg flit' To :1 - - iis'r,.Iei "taif %Stiler Iiiiii till( siiit,siimliid' honda I, l's', I',( Ut I fill I Drainage Turner Leaving U.S. )t.ItI' t" ' ,•• yjtimePi'ie that juist strse nit' ts beifit' ''fici t'rtfort'usent Goes - '"ir. hir' Manslaug hter lilt 0 i,: • t$-', • Away '4) • -, ' r515hsr4i4 'Ct ndtCTP --. (mond Hirttiiic, I )-Pact'. (it'(TSSftlllV I)rPos('(I an 1tmendmciitIllillidl would hunt the grand jui•ys ju• risdictu in to cr1 flu mid oil crises such as hrih'rv, (or: i,rig ;*( c.ier :' a'' F'ir' 'Iar'haI ;:; p r, ird '. - tftTs . : rg-r t'd;'d 4? "I fir"rri'n arr'u. 4#i one l argp frame hIlidtng fur"' T'rip hlaplp v m' ornplc'(oh' cr1g'lfui'i ]'tisir';I4s, ttIb',hi' I .XiSs '"ti" r:tmtitri .Jr if -.ustl'ti t "ti'his mush' I n''.t'Ifillsli$'nf - '.'. ruer of flit' Pt'151$'t'I\ ltii,ttt'uI ',i''t (if '\trssr' ho,iIt'v1tr'I suit' lisu If ititis' sill t" It Pp '.5. liti'lt . a ,mitit'i'ti iii Its.' ('its \liiricl;uv riup4htt iliu'rt' 'A s'rt' no 1.. hi di •tmit. is ,i's'-'.tt,ut miit, Isivinip. of 2,fIt$i ft Glance Fear r.fi t • '..,(: 14\IL' itt. 14\'s \%tl1tIt('ti ;t a n cc: " S 14\L 'i.'.t ",1' %'(1 ts'' tint ttt'tt'ittt' t'.ikt" k'iit'..illi, sttt'tt'ct Ili t.'.% ct 14\'s 'j',,' ,.it i'u!t titd lt,uttL'. .ir st't%t't'tttt,'it' v'X lxfld at , ..:. simmsmitg t'',iti skit's tutu m;ki le'is, •ut the' but issIumle'l 11.6114111 l*stlul% , tliiitislet '.ttsriIis S'.i'it• se sstit'ii'tl tucitsi ('lIllIesi itl.s 1.' (Iii' lteI'i'kIt'uI, 5ii'l.iliIl c's tts eiic'it lusissI 11,411 it the '.i lilt bet it l'lntst'. It' list' ssstitim ;14tl4mnttc ttia'.h iimsl 5551'S ilts' I ii'.ml i ts''0'ii Slets : '' d'e'ath'. Ilaitige s'att'imitsi 114 ::u t'tsutehs sue'.' '- ( '15 5101". : t'ii'.'.4,5u'ltl litmtttt' u' '':: 14 ('Ias'.tts'd ,sil'. : 4 bit ;,14 If 14 u., tI:k'.i1t,tl tistt',". I"itdit' iiceItt't'uc S,'.% t'l S'.ti4't'. of (Sulk' Ikill •14Iit -:'-:- 1' t%tt'I t4tUtlt'Ut - -" --'- 114 1' �- - ------- --.- - - :- :-.- - - - - .--- --------r--v -- c---i-r -- -. - - Tv. __- __ _ _1 ... - - -r - - -..-,-- '--- -. - ~ r 4", Challenge . - ., r.' - . v.vV"'rr... tT - -. -fl-:-- •.-,----r- .-1---• -. 'I,r.'-'7.' - - , 1 .,- %iQ Inc. W od, I .- ~__ . ; i .. :_q&;, '' ft-' -,. 7 , __ ~' ," ~ 1 0~_ ," ,:tii # 1wqm*. Is"." 1) Nev I'O(11 g REYKJAVIK AP Y __ LL~ fl DOUGIS .1 - 'Wi . . PM-1 __,~ \ - I i shi L F I i , ng PORTER ' 1rrr Methodlit Church executive editor, a veteran in the field. 'We're concerned with the entire Christian arena. 'We want to reach the guy WACO, Tex. AP1ICrt in thm- old cattle ccwntryTeXaS who has turned off the church a once -groping newccr has as well as the church people become a prodigyf the locked into sterile approaches B (EOR(,E %S. cni AP Religion Wir 0 L TEXT: DANIEL 1:1.21 Two eminent scientists were teachers In the same c-ollege--.one was a C istUUI and the other was an a th eist. Th e CrisUan tried to disprove his friend's belief in ,'vnlution. Reply- it's no use, Doctor, I cannot believe nv ..h' and its fantastic record of the origin of the unIverse.' - -. - - . 011, -ç - j - - I . 'IT.r ChrisUan had an expensive pliviter globe madoe with 0: . J - '.thkrig scaled to size. It was mounted at the proper angle .:it: placed on the Christian's desk. He Invited hl.c atheist friend In to see it. The atheist said, "Who made that for . 111, 4 y to 1 - I 4111111, s' ,. firyn% which have in to , A 0 10 l•:icst It atheist, "1 mini trapped. set' It now. You win and I believe '- ,larrell McCracken, . the copies in hard cover now going 'Nil moment tin atheist became a wise nian. sit\-\-%- founder-presirt Of -df,,- If, filid corliplo-lti happirwSs As you stand upon the threshold of your adult life, muir lntaliri~ 4M,W in hard cover. ''I most Eastern publish., and The Stork is Dead', t Besides - - ~ . AM of tnp-se.11em frinni the hW Of we're interested in it if i t the West and Midwest. tarries authentic meaning, . . . . (I to r) Carolyn Fr% . Lou Ann SummPrsill, Terri Hilliard, Dow Burkett, Debbie they are are committed to atheism but you can go out Into adult lift' committed to Jesus Christ and change the world for the- right. It was said of the early Christians that "they have place to Lx' to knott the rebus or not.' McCracken said. Hi pulse of the American pee," said this 1'.aS nettled SOflW McCracken said in aEfl' conserviitI'es but their position terviv,ifl thi' world with the Gospel. What this world need.c Is to be set right side up and von can help U do Notice the scripture: "Daniel made up his mInd that he would not defile himself..." The Apostle Paul said, "This one thing I do- - -- - He strained every effort in the heavenly direction. "The church is in a trimrant effectively publish relon withnu: being apart of Ibid sitiotii1 t'luinge its significant as loving with the people whcre that of the Protestant Refornuition,'' he said, ''The church involved in it.'' avo'd is going to emerge with a totally 'l'tuit spt'cifri, commitment to nurturing it different shape and form, and News Ix'vt'rages will is- furnished Mmij Jesse Miller will present: Congregational Itir history Of Good Shepherd Christian "Dare to he a Daniel, Dare to stand alone; Darr ill have if purpom- fimi, The ctuirti'r uuit'iuihers mind 197 high st'IurnI gradua tes will Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S Park Ave.. will histiored Amub thin- to muuki- It known " --.' __ . . ~ - - - this time the church will ex. :t __ -I servants of the' city of Sanford 0 . "Wlk Servim was conducted Sunda% rerognized as Queems, Regent. evangelical Output, such !, Guest speaker Will be Mayor -f 18L, in the service will ix' Chief of Police lien Butler, Fire' Chief - - The publu is invited Lit attend - this special sffvicv. -.411111111 Of the evening of Mas long white floor-length gown stemmed tram that fJ -- A vott, 0h it prospertivv -- -------- - suua0. a .n decorated with PETERSONS •b..ss,. EVENGELIS71C team from Portsmouth, Va., will condLwl ii revival crusadt' at First Assembly . of God Church, through June 10 at 1:30 p.ni each night except Saturday. 7be team has conducted crusades throughout the United States and several foreign countries and hitS recorded gospel music albums. Rev. Henry lflUmLth, pUhWT' mViLt was then held with everyont- ' - 1i P.111 flillowini, ii fanilh night Imsilitin w Neii, Or'learls, visited - umifiirtI last sset'kend will, hii. iiililt, sinti sill, Davis hit., , tilt- endorsement of t -iiiuiiiuitti'i- run u tiusic and mitt.' and the' deacons In the' visit isiUt the church, - Ll UiV PUDIIC UI ULWIIU. Lutheran All iio'niher- mimic! trit'nth. of Shit',(ut'r(t I soon were Storms in the area . c- l,iittu'rmai 4th minniversar) celebration of tile "iuurrhi Siiuthis Pastor Jehovah's Atinivi,rsait raki the ------- --------- ----- .,.,.i', •, ,- -- ------ --- ----- ri)ll, . anti I- L'...IL..1 I ---- iif tip i!roup, stated ovvi ,_jIlliti business. His firm grew into the - - -. V . ' - - 9 \' , c"' , , a period of one year and must .irt uxpectf-d to attend- TI", lileeting! will bit:gIll lit !4 11.111 Area discourses and dramas ittinisters and their tamilies will conduct and take parts on - i" "-' 'U , i'o •'''' - . -- . - . - - - '''"•'' Methodist . - A" L. -it School lit 9 * a.m., at 10 anti tlriited Methodist niitt iiiuruuinr' isnrshi . ou",% rut Consultant . b" 4X , it f; , all , I q. • , " . / r _i - bonubini B52 raids si crc start. u h I ch various ell in March to force %%ithdrawal cut a moialli Ili many areits scholarships and an all- of North Vietnamese troops micross the nation, leaving frorn Canit"ha, in compliance hundreds of failillies %oilth el, ,pensori trip to Washington, :iatis can be evaluated " 1) t,- one a! its most vigorous e• 5ru5ord pansions in historly during that Marjorie 1i Benton Ilannah I-itriar '1, k...J k ii .' i ..- t- - - ' " , - . - - . 1. '., -. - . - . f . . , ' ' '' PPFP_ 0 - - - I - t " - - S - '-- - - - - HOMECOMING FEATURES VICOUNTS FERN PARK Church of the Nazarene ill ha vt a Homecoming Sunda with special music by the \'iCounts gospel singing group: and special guests Earl Gorman, church founthr and Rev . A. 0. Stu-out, former pastor who will preach at the 10:50 worship service. Sunday School will begin at hh:45, dinner on the ground at] pm. and afternoon service at 3 pm. Pastor Donald Hendeaon invites all former members and friends of the church to attend. 0 '' - - - Z;Aff I Gramkou Funeral Horrit. ns in zharge. Ell ,i,..ri - 14 , S&5L14 ,.,, (ORIFY , - rim Is II', 17'. ' , - . 1= . -4 - '" ' ' 0 l'-tQrTir - •• uceded. Ited W. 31 H'. 77- , 3)'. 2516 Ii. 4'. 32'. 72'. 73', 7)1. Is'. 37'. ' 10) 107'a 107', 311 313 312'; 37 , . 37 ' )i- a 34' , ii V, $5' I) IS 4E. also 44, is - 6 is u 34'. 3• 4 $1, %'• 35 31 U Ws Ii'. 5 13). 13'. 111. Hi 5%'. P40n,*.II r In , uae. Pap .. ,,• X,•'t C. • 'cçt' ( LoO A4 £. '' '. Mud Cp M- M M. Mat, 0 us. a.'. :: - / ' U Cameraman : ' Do - ou think short hair on men will ever again become fashionable? () Ut ? loin peak i with your finge rtips iovert against washable with a damp cloth-os often as you desire Sponsors said the measure of negligence by a state or Presently. tile only relief a 14 31'. II'. 3$ r Tile Senate passed the bill Or' Accurotely based on maps prepared by the Army Map 3?', SUSSIOli. 31's 3?14 1114 tile 11 l The stale's sovereign inuntin. 30'. 30'. )'• 33'4 3?'. 3)'. ity against lawsuits stems from D'u '• 34 34 Cl) $41'. $47 IA the old english common law could do no wrong. I Seminole Calendar June' 5 Sanford Tourist and Shuttlet%lmtr(I Club covered! dish supper, h pitt., at clubhouse on likelront. 11111'"WRWRWRWM . ActvdI Plan Hold Filing ' ousiruess uuuecling, i pill., t;-tt residence on .1e'ie ett tm h-rwlit ('mincer Society, -lO. to itt mt forest, 1,41k.' Mars - -- I. q., - . "1 doubt it srr much'" -- .. Ilivitt-d ' " - - . • ITS, ' Wall Rack File And Only ., ,, a''. 4, 10,0611 ' ' : ':'': $ & $69 45 53 8 . AP I) l.mist Orange I "No, I like Stuouldcr'Ienigih hair." Stand ('hiailihi,'r ii lit iii itt Fl. 15 - Is - '- MAIL COUPON TO: Maps, Dept. 47 r The Sanford Herald vuland, Ohio 44 1 01 -_"--.= I -, 0 In -v. -- -J $ Jul) 1 , 0 - ilie' li Class of I.yimiiinhiigti 1 4 •' r-a,isd i" to •iaii$,l t4$'."J .i.i iii iii Sc Cipsc'I i 200 $hsV$ V, ,ii" ford C..PTl ,d, i i•t.t l, 54 $1 5 1.60 to $182.80 - - - - - __ - - ___. - IX)N BORER Orlando I)EIOltA MOON Oviedo don't think so. Not real short hair at least." "I don't know. I don't like real lung hair but I don't like short hair either," _____ is welt.'urne -____________________________________ 111 Jill _ - _______________ ________ "I : It Your Name 1.'.,4, ditill S - _____ Map ot World Both Maps - - Vt9i'i VI Map at USA 4 siP r ' Building, Ifis-..is t hiilttl A chop of the United States no I ii xcellent gifts at only $2.50 each By mail odd 30 cents one or cents for both to coven postage and handling, UI Rolling Central rat I' h(iibhit Florida lmree.k'r' Association, 8 If it, Oviedo . - I I.INIm BOUNDS ' ' - ,• u - . Situ. 12. - ________________________________________________________ - -; 1 111blic is 27 1 3' 1 - - BOB 1f'F;vHf; Geneva 1 and ples - by it .' ' 1. size Puss 0'ns, Ports M3p1 Chins 'urifrnt! hIlt.- a Reception arid danit I arid Country Club. Anyone who is as it mneuuiber of this class and huts not vet been contacted ,)Iease call I5.25 for ruitirt' initorrluutiiin. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon miteetirig, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker, It I), Wesley, hypnotist June' 10 Ic's' uremimmu socili I mit A stt musit ,mi I.uthieranm Church, ()vt'rbrook hinive, Casselberry, 5 p,nii Ilmmnni.i.Itict cre (dId. ' ~_~4 Autluieritic a 21-10 vote. The house op. Service, Corps of Engineer; , - - for off places wronged person can receive is 0 '- Students leorn geography as they have fun exploring 37', 37', 2?', Fht'a Mmurku't, .Ja%i Ituililmnc. 4_c S f r.'nii hi Ac. - Educational, county, or a stsitte or count), - . . Washable. Senate has passed anti sent to hunt' 9-lU: - Dimensional. 'I's 1 2. U31 •• proved the measure earlier this 17', 3!A Lii' DAVID h'l(I(.E - Threem by having a legislator introduce' . 141. Wu' El : it 'r':1 dramhc of volleys Suitobe for framing a ii na It - ink June 6 r : flt! 4 nt' r' Brilliant colors key heghtç of 32 -, 0 Colorful. 4110 • U • Go ing P' - The public Cro%% officialq Sanloril At larutt Ituuiliiing I : I"t"d -- - 1143WZULUFulUg UMC I'd Un C.t a. U M roIF *I $ St... *iPOS 7•, '. (I Pac C'-oodr.cP' G000i,ib' G.vo Gw riOI make oi$rItiij"O"% c *jf -- 24 I 3431 o,i.i., , 12 ('initributlonis sire desperately " 33 731 : - THE TRIBUNES 'o tir', WELL-KNOWN vocal and instrumental group will present a fast paced program o popular Gospel music, newer hymn and folk adaptations and contemporary arrangements Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Conrnuffltv United Methodist Church, Caitselberry. geore stuart (1111. silli'le plo'lln), I .- to 11 li olp,, Ibtut Si'ininuli' has nut iit,niat.tI T.s's'on W. !14111 54% :: 5 lt*qr,e$li OfpP.rce. vi your cPio,.i b' --: - S,ti IT V • a "chums bill " Aco 60' Caiq,Mc' c,., Ii 331. boO, Ge" V-111 • . U' 0-I Ciii II . 3$'. W. 3$ %li,ti Vto W J V, I ~r,n [I" Thomas M. Seigler David A. Branson Ida H Padgett, New Smyrna Beach Suzanne' Fisher, I)eliarv Marie H McKee, Dehlary Mrs Clifford Mullins and boy. Osteen I)anny Dixon, Orlando - vi fic*u$ ,;,..,• I ontributed their parl Omaol';l '' would allow CtSOflS who or in. t114 T.i.a Oil s. i.,..,. - . 3)'. 17' , 17', 0' us 1 Cd Mci, Ethel T Williams -, Funeral Notices • j I? 14 V ,n, t'mploye, to sue for damages. Co 55, i'd 0-I ,n 53'. 53 r or is &. C,pe , 35- . 7) i 7) S Ru 74'. -'.,'on, Benny 1ii.POA b.,. Bernice Davis Debra H. Foster Temple. Salt Springs Lions Club. He lSdS retired front Ut' (uric)- Porduce Comlipan). 11e is survived by his wife Kati. CorIe- - Sanford, teso daughters, Mrs Anna Herrleint, Tahlequah, Okla Mrs Erma Fields, Sanford. a son, Buddy arid fit Corley, Sanford ;t,randt'hildri'r: -. lawsuits. Ili- "so Ill- s, Spvry ,, 115 70*0 , ('ice Alice S Josephson •t,,aa, W- IlIto 13311 131'1 n. nttenik' r 0 • " " " . 35-. Scott Poo South 77 (sa .-~an!ord Michael A. Simmons Donald Dan-I Dawson, 55, of . would do away with the state's meaos that the texture and cota's are permanent arid U'. U • 3$'. Sea Cat L'n 4jPr,t I)LSCIIARGE.,S DONAII) DAWSON ø, r,, ItiS 5' I •'ossl s•k ) ''''I' -. a,-,,. Gov. lieubin Askew a bill that These map% are made from heat-molded plastic which ii 12 • at'. . I I 421 1 31' • D" c" Frank J. Forrie '.'," '- - ' came to Orlando 28 years ago from Chicago. At the time of tier dea th, she was sales agent for John Cook Real Estate. She , 15', its, 1,', 0 OV C Cola 1.0', 75 • '35', SI Ii'. WiStOf' 1100 Ind us'. is-, us- • o,". ,.r SI in in'. tim " 41's 411# cL'-,%Ca" Co.o NlaclKe\Toy, a girl, Sanford , .-, •-, 301, 30 t-a,o Thur$d.y ') ti, 3 30 P " 1 F,'al Pr.1,Oyt.uer Cr,uech *I9? Ri's' VI?III I. b,mnc od,( sat ,flV bI,49!41 iI' 1st ietj Qaiii•,n 55rflQr,$l P' ii A - - Ceca Ce' 'o 3 F - - Lola M. hare, Deltona I(0_ 0caI. *it 'T••.-' ' " T Taylor, Orland:- - .- I , "! Orill It'j. , hw hi-fl If,( vI ,.v,I -School lb - , i 4'p I CtIrl 0h Is • ii . ).. Phil Pit , II , 31', II, Janet C. t)epeyster Ii Ppii Co ii', 21 • ;i', ai,, "0 HIRTIIS arid Mrs Pd5 Øl:ii , ' - - l.dW&td J formuter Florida pastor and for "ii!htears bead of the Jackson, Miss,, episcopal area, who is now at tile OPI)t tuuf of FIi,ri Southern- - - ______ -°'°"' Sheila I Broun Joe L Corley, (_arneron Ave.. Sanford due Thursday morning at Monroe Memorial Hospital in Ocala. Born in Atlanta, Ga., he li',ed in Sanford sine's' 1920 He was a of First Presbyterian Church, Sanford Msonic IA,dgt 62 Sanford Elks Lodge Bdhid a - TAIl.AIIASSEE, Fla. t AI'i -- With virtually no debate, the ** Oil" C ;i. iii. Prot C,am Ralator, P 35 Cii.,,,, Mr -'O',.i wd'$"i Wsie, °.y 044 S4'intmwIi' ('otirity tins heeti - Richard V. Moore Daytona beach, president of lldllune.Cuoknumn College and tilt? ttiurth's state lay leader, will preside. The keynote P'hMr will be retired Bishop - - was a native of Chicagc, Ill an ;,, Sd" $t Fred F. Drexel, Dehi.ary l' P. , Y& ,, S' 11216 12 I Ws au' Id Pauline F Linmln. DeLand 91 . Ili$ ii', ta it is l e :111 1 0 A Cl an Esther M. Cottrell, Dellary ;arents, Mr and Mrs Thomas J lt '' I - Or ' - - - - "",' A HII Ii L oll Vo c.- A-,I-r A- gas Ar" Can David A. Branson Sandra K Guyer mither, Mrs Joyct' F Howard. p tu -, '/ .fl. HoP Cross - I Eveline M. Goodness jenneth R Elliott iv,., . . 's.c sb&e -- t099e0104• t.! I Immunity Report Stock Noon 'vos 4fl A- Fatima Raker ialinda Jeiks icanette P Abne) uP lilt stletsp 019 0 0 1 ..si ' asked to raise $55 mintt tc, date Just a few days ago (ornnmtoc'c uuuthuui and Laos illegal says it has no inun.'y to matt TLit' eant'renct' probably is ill the victiiius iii recent tornadoes Ellis E. Boltoln Clarence E liannon . V McGrilf j .st,vpo'at• 45.11 C)oie, f ItlçItfli Engleton said final adoption alumit desititute when their control, ruuiiy write a check to of his amendment after a twines were engulfed by the ('t'ntnmui Florida ('hapter, house -Senate conference muddy waters of overflowing American Red Cross. P . hiri agreement is ould make any rivers. 1077. Sanford, or t akc' their A % , - A, MAY 31, 11.r,3 ADNIIISSIONS •vIt -- - sttill the Jan. 27 Vietnam cease. nothing. Earlier in the year point out, Those wishing itt help Notes os ) I to I ep-Jese fillywoleo 10-i OV-1 I - help with (t,iintlnnis i-aim' at ross with \prul to M, the bureau added i'nmeflt said today. , . . 11,1 114, 1 ,iiu"i I 5' •aiSii4 tips si'P t •ps'i With i.,,ilIiiii Itdusivi W.I4t,1 i'pt eti Ij 5V f fire agreement. the adminis- severe floods, %kere 4een, their lellow countrymen. in tratscun said Recently faiuutites were left need from events beyond their em! of ,- - state and national honors, uu cr Kenneth Speich, of Orfordville, Wis (;ranukow funeral Hirt:ie tiarge arranEe'merit pension - This is %oilien tile American shoul'l bc a summit of the FU result% of all these other nege- ' ; ''/ I unruly rvsiuirnts have alrm'ntt'- ropezin leader-, with the 11'resi- Mirieral Christia ,n had said that tile Ilouse action, iuiust he ptoviuts'd \%ould not have stopped tile -, bet , spoki'siiwn shelter 1 . 1f)IIIIIII: allif In addition, she is eligible lor Richard Memid of Janesville. . _ food, of 1111. daughter, Janene Dawson, Attend for 1110, ,--aniv $3 6-1111111111 11 111 even ;t the Senate concurred, Bed ('ross steps in ilmmawk 0 xii he- ordained as elders and 5-' into full connection. First rresyterian P resb yter i an At the closing session Friday renes Mee ngh Bishop Mebuvid will give' I ir I 'r rshvt'-riau (. 'hur-t hLt_'presenuirig the' First Siuj1or.l will tuitmitti its 2h districts, Lii. A. Miltini his episcopal address on "The -' actuating seniors from Church of the' Nazarene, Smith of Orlando was rc.eed Nori of the Church," and the annual assignS"i'iiiiolu Adult Se'jiiitiiile. Sanford, at the Chructi of the district superintendent of of n&'nts to minis ters Nazarene of Florida annual Central Florida District 'I runht) auth l)t'l.arieh high ptorates and tither posts assenthi) held May 21-25 at composed of 56 churches her S'iuutohs, .luins' 10 tilt- 11 an lnijur action to Lx' considered et 'srshiiP service whutnu is ill Fort Harrison Hotel in Clear- Robert H - Spear Jr of the ti3 delegates at business Pastor and Mrs. D. Bradenton, eccir' a Bible- The' graduate's water iwn included ill sicar their caps and gown.-, D. Elliott, Sunday School Sanford chruch 1954-196(1 was Adoption of the' proposed Superintendent and Mrs nianied to the' South florida iuiid sit together budget of $4,708,746 for 1"-;udlunt' for reservations for Nornuni Presiye, Missionars District, comprised 01 48 1P F'hrida and world-wide tb' Senor Iiiuh Retreat tip be President Evelyn SnirudIk'r. churches. Rev and general work clii •luiuic- !7.24 at l)aytoru. NYPS President and Mrs Ituii Washinl',ton.Pi,eifit- L)istrit't uf Lie Conference, which is aV Morton, Mrs. Georgia Price 1k-nh l'lam lintel is-ill ix' June w elected superintei-iden' pelcent ill mcrease due mainly to thut' and Mrs. Hilthi Sniith n Personhood is North Fiuridmi district which 51.180,329 allocated thor Florida is-us divided into hums 41 churches rei'ust'tJ ministerial llut lift Inust Rif on, And homemakers of Tomorrow. at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was a native Beloit, Wit., coming to Sanford 13 'ears ago, He was a clerk for Eckerd I 'rugs at the time of his dea th. tie was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church of Casselberry and retired as an 'eRiC from the U.S. Nai', Ck'tober, 1962, after 22 years service. He is survived by his wife, Signe G. Dawson of Sanford: Ft'lhowshup mc t'p.uu No evening Joseph £ Mathieux, Seminole f0Wla)'11ieetmf, which will dewunts by Bishop McDavid ,,t,r% i i i, t'ctwdnlIv In liii' (;dfW•l, area, of the annual Betty Crocker .fl%Lt deonomination's third largest Ith'y. retired. 4 ,hteen sernittalry graduates A special Luick drop of Christ in the United States. Resident Bishop Joel D bent admitted as probationary in it burst of sunlight was painted for the' occasion h-i) Mctiiivid will preside at the nznterx, will be ordained as A tiirnauio sUiki, A Iuoti, is would include all members of Kusssn,er's suggested flt'V At- whether enough progrms can ' . tributions, So-tilinolf, flouritianq to survived by a son, Shane Warren Harper of Orlando,; Firs, t;nut'ui Methodist Churt-h of &-itiford will begin w, Dinah Sizernore served its geographical area, is the midiril, Bishop Jarries W. ,.Ill,, intc'rgenusv uippeal for con- from Ge neral \1dl, ;,, slion,;or .,'._. suiiuiiicv tm'iwtiiiit' Sundai with acolytes Herald Staff Writer another term for 'Monday in lAke Conway. She ' . /' S - S-It on the campus of Florida Although he presided at a autonwticall)- become mc ipecial one-day session in bers of the UMU. Mrs. Janet Southern College. -.i ,-..._., . I IPV UIUIUUI 1IlttLli15, WHICH OVCiflhJt!, tHe' UIe'VUflI WILL Byrnes accompanied the soloists and girls at the piano dates back to 1845, will lx at- nark Bishop McI)avid's first and the Rev. Marvin I, tended bs sonic 1,600 las and mu- to preside at a regular pastor, pronounced the in i ii is t e' r i a I di' he' gut I s rnual session of the Conrepresenting 320,000 members rence Formerly a pastor in benediction .libanma, Lw was elected a Duane' Edwards and Tint of 701i churches. The' florida Conference, a hxtiop of the church last July I)urni served and Stiuri Sizemore read the hisic' legislative mind ad- ml assigned to administer the scripture. Linda Johnson and nuinistratuve body as well as a tianda episcopal area. sue- . '" - I.PXKELAND - The Fiorids .1i, wo ii %ervim of H(OI Annusil Conference (if tile Communion by followed united Methodist Church will separate' briefing sessions for hold it.s I=nu semon here June lit% and clerical delegates. achieve arid complete 18 tv 20 steps tv achieve achieve their goals in mission study When the% leave Acteenf, tbe~ SaLurtImi unit will include- Bible' I ' V " " A , u rama ra m 0 ,S Annuai 'ri.,, LIILS y4ua. I Ilild (Ifloth will h1u; iq-,11,-tl ;ill ever appropriated by Congress before a Ininih i an begin for an purpose, was attached building again, the nei'essitlrq ;s'id Chapman, F a! 441 Edgebrook, Orlando, died in a drowning accident ,Lmestown. Cmii , grand- Bert Daniels of _ D LIL i iu ____________________________ EISTEN 11% DONNA S. she as presented ith a specially designed award be made at lower levels to jus- 11f,.- O" \ "199" I could agree on a statement of lent will be decided after the i.40 * Ntruck thert, "it really is too earl)- to tell'' 1' P t IN-111, %%hich applies to all illoney Mrs Dianna C Harper, 30, Oeaprnari, Sanford; brother, ''- chedules di-aniut Ii' the group The' perfumlanev will te In u .Partsh flaIl u,4th and Park The ;)ut.)ln- is welrnnw, IIU UU5II ,sIcs .senior Nys and giris on IW MRS DIAN'NA HARPER wtut pastured program in tind last perfortitanct, of fill.,, moving and orhallettguW cliaral •,,...,,,, Cross Sem nole Help, Red European capitals in October or hasji~ might be desirablir" to include - \ 1 .; saw citt relief when ii tornumi,Io __l likhother or not there 4; FRNCHAV 332.43*1 ___________________________ 1 . l':miglett-in, l-Mo. The Senate lifetime American J..q _______ titude test taken hr both the North Atlantic Treat) Or. Isintic charter." DON SALES SANFORD MOTOR W. - by the time Nixon visits major minister level, on an ad hoc .itnuntsiration -- :- Planned ________ kno%% ~sh*al the lied Crw;q dfie% princ Iriles -. - hombing anivnifinent spoil. destroyed. I;onf, in n few sored b\ Sell Thomas F. Ie(,t)lljl- , were - 0 ' on tour 11w group f-.pnsropiil ('hurl will host a choral drama entitled "Show Mu' .hc'sus TIn- cast lot tin' pertoriimaiici- is macit- up of 45 young people of high school and college' age front Christ the King ChurthsnOrlando Tilt, group recenti) per formed fat tin Anglicmni I tllowstirp of Prayer Annual Convent ioit ill St I uke Cathedral Church it) Orlando anti received great praise' for that jx.'nlormance. The upeonuin; performanre m.t Huh (russ will be. the sixth I ks .Selected h\ score in a \%ritten kno%ollp4tge .anti tit- Area Deaths cacti %' interest Lit In W Tal -As progress I.-, made, "a produce an unprecedentc~ summit of 16 Atlantic nations rnevtin~ at the deputy foreign determine whether the allies -- , majority of 11ripublicanq A Charlotte Scherrer, Deltona lit which Holy Cross S '.i...,...d. M - • - • _ 1,111 iwt srek rcqtiii in Patiq June fi, nq both The S'ri,iIr' rs'Jec lcd 1*r. ?)l Sell Jnt,n Tower, fl•Tc in.m srck lull i-miiplirnwc' with lflrntitnq ,of the Engletori urged house unnierees to re. the t'ense.firc ntinrcl, :nnøndment prow;ed by admain firm against the n%l•Inministration hnrkrq who con) You are cn(-i'nrngin, (till . tilainied It w,oil't u,e thn hands lust' Setinte fund IThU The Senate n Urn, hr $ thIIt l)lfI(IdlhlPtl in Iruiro tuna, ''I ?h trc!hr uniter cii t )r i' si it en Ii ii I Ili%'$ Pt mlii the Scnntc alter flr -ntt' 1 hitirrsui:i "Don't think assistant Ilent A Kissinger 's vc arc going to b. spared i-wgot muons ulth North Viet. (limit li y• 4 mlIic' %i' hid hi', mire cttit of it untIl' Ii' hut hlio 'I 1W srssiitnis for ;iri further hostility hr the Unite States In ('ambodin ate voted 61 to 10 for the anti- out of work totaled 4.4 million three. to presenting nihh. .-,.,.,.m Tomorlro, A Is .\I;tr% of rornpany'!, vim, president an newly 50 if year ctoee Naza L e 1 \'\I.\N wt;n St hoots 193 l4ett ('rocker Homemaker , take up 11 *-billion ap,propriation bill moving here from Kentuek As in April, the number of they paused to said Floyd Thatcher, 55, U. turned out 325 titles so far- -engage in exhaustive study for Witnesses Ill li Christlari activitv liviny, nuntstr~ of Christianity. sohidif) their group by working unit -'.' First United iIsctiu'iv," tvhiii' nnrtiriru,tin,' thref'10l(1 goal. to present it and 1w ''''" Church art invited to attend lb. attend service, lasun.. - 1- red Sf- hilling. circuit " 1111,1111 Ii Downey will vondurt tilt ii 0 in service with Huh overseer of Circuit S Florida Ciiiiinitinion Al 5 Ii.ril it ( oongregiitiow. (if Jehovall'.-i '-o vert-ti dciii supper will Ix' twIrl Witnesse' will be' directing liii' in the' sodui! hull. Guests are' wnii-anrivat assenihk at the requested ti twin;, niemut for Orlando Sport' St.aciiuri Jul"' Within tilt- tranit'work of n traditional service. the' group Will present rontempurars musu with m.ctruuiient.aI at'titnipininit'flt of brass. drunic, guitars, tminibourint' mud piano ininiuraus skits Dramatic will jilso is' presented. There will also ix- plenty d)j);)ortunit) for liii' congregation participate' Ili although the ti"sigrn'd h) and fni- -nutti will of to all will While Is' the' MARY MILLER turned against President NIs. period. Acteens is open to girls ageci dirc'ct."! rehearsals with tiist'nurs'- will ix' Sundiu tit aciiil and south rttoir.s, Icc! liiui lii (. .1 ,Iune III tilt' iiiusu' lit Sundmis st'rvict's. simm- Watchinwer Soctetv's Hruoklvui h' itit1 hut is itti st'ver.i! 'Tt'mitlquiirtt'rS "It :'rotip it th hurri. covered dish supper lit begin iii 6:10 put The public is invited 140 nuersili Ter': Hllhnrd. F-cm hi' Good Shepherd program at Community United together, and prove' that of nuutk'rmi youth can enJos Methodist (tuurcti ii, ..• joining hini in singing man% nostalgic songs. . ('i,up1i.orrt *A.',inr'cutii, arid tern wornen were entertaineIf b~ filentry Barron A singspiration Choir Visits Casselberry ( iii Muttuon, Ill., will present it . '$ gloriosis Following dinner Liii 'Y 0 iitIi forming it Youth Caravan from First United Methodist Church T' b... •,,ktrn b4IIIII' 'hmirli'- flthvis ,Ir - "Iitrefltis luolUing it similar - tics said the U.S )ob picture Fellowship hull of the Chruch Siunidas morning, at 11.30 and was presented as Queen with a with a carnation spray in their delicious menu and served It lit * ____ _____ _____ I el Jobert meet in Paris The Bureau of Labor St.atms. % outh proup.t. on islught range in enlist authors ~ of proceiision of Queem led b~ bestoik lil kim, thr womeri n! tht, church with it 'Aill 11, cast b% ballo" u,* Sato candlelight dinner party in the $urd's first Baptist Church Carolyn Fr) - Melod) Burke their mother and to present her - ;IIl P work force in May, the govA country's largest religious poem. "Thu, 6 Ilul, Dav," Before thev left the altar the varina Chruittian views "The old hiberak'on,servab' record c-ompav; and in 1!$5, it The chosen them'e was assembled girls sang "Pass It "Fifflou HLs Light" and the on." A.-, t" left the chance] of labels art- not really . %,table, entered the book field. It has I $ - . ' bornly at five per cent of the c'zirt Mrs Tommy Holland mmd hex- nosegay of ycllosi daisies and tatioti in founder McCraken 'The Game of Life," and sister, Linda Johnson sang a English Ivy. Each girl was di'IicmitI Southern Baptist, i McCracken gradually was Christian Church, entertained 'iiiruistt'r iii music- mimi stitt service' begun with the the church __________ 00W Differences Settle , economic boom, held stub. sessanal job patterns into ac. A ith the usual job picture froill rm8ti't evangelical on- clenuindmg the' record, culled and carried an old-fashioned urn! Mrs Gerald Dri.skeli read a father or a close friend First Baptist Men of thoe Congregatioruil -,Or THE ff all(! G.Pol flarriett Will - I) I) stn'vihic. c u' Elliott , pastor invites the public ____ - 9 6.t Unemployment Is Steady While Word, Inc., a dubbed in crowd noises, Each girl was gowned in . Lee P. Moort. Ailo taking part ('Itureli at thu Nazart'nt-. the Woman's Missionars- Union ________ (in's Ninibing I-wilicy as tile Sen- was essentlall) unchanged 7, Ii.ni Tilt- choir Ls frolli F'irst -_ *~* ___ school in Januarv, 1972, since last her although the economv was in the midst of Mrs. V. hi. Smith. president of _______________ ________ ____ _________ _____________ new'smen Thursd.ay that prtrKv. . s, hlit-L.. w pitirtrayill of Chmstiarut~ . us a football game. complete with ballooning sales under the direction of the charge to al of the parDirector, Mrs. Horace ticipants. tt't'n choir ii sin v,eaneselmus lit Edwards, who was auLcted h __________ ______ Miller, tho entered the at the First Baptist Church of In-Service. Mrs Edwards gave Ztindrrvmin Publishing Ilnuf wi'i.'kfld, recorded a catchy %% ill Ilave., guest I - _________________ ____ _______ _ ___ ___ 0 _ v - --:- Funds - - tuas, there s as a iuiaLl - itt 1ec remained at 8j Yb ASH! ( 'l't_)\ Al' utitmpinyrnent r:itc, mill:n'i. the bureau said - The decline in total unemployment, still failing to respond to the figures were adjusted to take but the drop was about in line Regents, Dom Burkett and Son-it' hrn't' hewed to ii cftst- inIRSl wtwnMcCrac-ken, then An Acteen Recognition r),bb Edwards were also ii vi' I y c' at-is err a (1' sportscaster who preached and ,--:-prew, W, gratitude anti pa~ ~_~7 ;* I First Church of tilt- Nazarene Geneva . - -7 Twentv voirf- Acteen spiectal tribute to ttw-, public i "I don't brilievitou luts been a hallmark of ie we're interested in the Ideas merging big-time religis pointing the wa •' . Word. Inc., got it.s beginning & , Queen publisher.s of thou Inland reg, weru presented it. , 11.~ 1.17 hIATIIIEUX A mu-,ical prograii, First Narorene morninp worship .service. At p ACTeensHonored observe a special Public Set- si,ihl lonow. vants' Dos durIng the 11 mi.m __ - - Ba t st G . Around The Notion I I grt.s ample attention. too. turried the world upside down" that is, thoroughly penetrated C __ IL - -- To IIflltISON III.MPUflIE.S %ssn-Intci1 t'rct ',% rita A conference cotimittee in hT the task i1 thrashing •oit a ''npromii' hoisteen a Senate bill that would ciii off all Itinils l'-r t s military anion in . ib-irhina anti a tufider i version. The Senate Thursday voted to cut oft all funds for U S. tonthat aitiit in Cambodia and l,nns. The House had voted 219 to 188 \Imn 10 to itens ans fund-, in a -'New York v. rin't realthe whether we agree with all of it Edwards, Fern Reeves and Melody Burke Bob Orwig Photo) Area I . __ France will hold continuing bi. lateral talks with the first to he Kissinger said, however. that juiblrslitng mind into the sum Christian position might be, War --Tbi- United States and Market. " -Whalever tin author's live shifting Imiarim. of relnus - . WNWor- -4 111111111111111111 __ IM:: ct ACiEE QLEENS RECOGNIZED ~iiaii,,L thou world, we're poln;, ti) change the world"' Nn,A r ,- I I the cnuntr) also have gorflt.O I,0O0. -- According to the rather flexxnPompidou plan out. ganuz-ation and the Common average holilik's sales . of under __ _______ ________ - - _ Congress - ,_ -1__ 0_1V I lienry A. Kissinger, Nixon's no\t %Vednesdm when Kissin- Thr participants prt)I)Abl\ . 1111 ---- foreign policy advisor, told ger and Foreign Minister Mich early November. h a pprnster, Charlie W. Shedd. 125.OM 1W Into the religtow; corwe OrI -- Red Square in Mosro shouting, "We're going ti . . _-t!6- - however, some special irhts high figures compare with an iow years back, some Communist youth stomped their il~ __ L into paperback; "A .Qoecond vxopeding the rehi-intic till" V '-elIious faith and you are going to decide what you:i,!i i I l!,-)uhj of life anj your motivation is going ti) be - .iesu! . - -an help you withali of thest-Important decisIons. - I I Word, whose sales i run Touch" and 'Habiqit of ntihls, Dragons,'' also by Miller, million 511.5 , art- flooding your mind. Before you are 21 no dnub*. quitstions you wi l l decide WIUI you are going to marry,wtu*t yow lili work L% going Ito be; you are going to decide about your _~ dures no set in motion ma tial cluding~ "A Taste of Neu ys Wine," by Keith Miller. GM,(W Uk' without Jesus Christ is hollow and empty. Ms :radunW friends, you must have something to believe in. u I long line of big sellers, in- I li, W l ined hr Kissinger, this is hn reprei'ntatives of the tJnit1 St a irs, France and other Westem Fiuropean countries will go The tv.fl presidents could but their search for solutions to monctar -. trade and defense point to nothing in the way of dramatic achievement from iSSues: their private talks Thursday in Iceland's chilly capital. Rut -c'irrent and contemplated their spokesmen indicated hope Atlantic Alliance negotiations for eventual agreement through on specific questions "will con• negotiating procedures en- tinue in established forums - - of * f:, meaning ih ! ____ an autumn supersummit ti P. dorqed by the two chipf execu. lives 11V fim has turned out a publi,ftiu; predominlinillf the Ir I the challenge ~!- real the rgious C'hristuinity." - - ______________ 0" I"` ` ' _z ..- I_ ' Word, Inc., is the teof the confused about why they are Ic trade It is one of the itward church, people searching 'or -W " said the Christian. "Coime, come now," - to religion and also those religious publishing tiold ~ ~ replied the atheist, 'quit fooling -who made it' "Noboch-." "Stop joking, where did you get It" 'r answer was, "Nowhere. It just happened. Probably It startet - - - - -- - ._ - Pompidou dent Sixon! two-day c o n. feren with Pstdent Georges Pompidou of France ended today and both leaders prepared to fl) back hnp capitals. 4a 4 --. -,- .. - ----- - End Conference -a'-- , To Grads --- :' Is . - ::- Nixon, __ - - Pastor's Corner . -- June 1, 1973 2A-The Sanford Herald . ----v .- -_-r--, - -i - Mi stuart 133 East Robinson Downto,vfl O r lando I 11 Address . . Slate City geaeenaeaeeeea ' .-, -''',-.,'-''--. ZIP . , - , -- l - ' $ ..,eeaeae.,.....eaaeeJ a great gift idea from (' I lt $ S S ttittut') 1 .41fliall) �F, - Friday, June 1, 1973 4A—The Sanford Herald BRUCE 8I0 " Pennsylvania Avenue *4 '_ . — — TheiSnnfordHer&d #.i State Senators Nixon Presidency Believed in Peril Pass *_ ", a- , VL Humphrey Is Helping Rebuild Democrats kii the WASHINGTON — In gritty crisis period of the California Democratic persidential primary last June, a New York newspaper carried a pa ge one headline which had prophetic overtones. story — its headline and which D-Minn., primaries, he had McGovern, D-S.D.. nomination and lost of by Sen. George who eventually won the the election by an over- affairs for Democrats at the time and considering they had shunned of political Humphrey-- the party 's 1968 of action nominee for seemed bleak for president—all courses obtaining the White house in the near future. The Democratic Party is still struggling with basic organizational porblems following _______ Unnoticed High Taxes reason that high taxes go unnoticed, by and large, is the disguised manner in which they are collected. The federal income tax Part of the is deducted ___ ___ __ most people 's pay checks, the from sales tax is part of the purchase price, the property tax is "hidden" in the monthly house payment, etc. But Tax Foundation Inc., which publishes nLh.h' facts and features at-out tayes in the the Unit ed Statc. has computed how long hour day to average person works in an eight pay his I3 federal, state and local taxes. The average person works longer to meet his tax bill shelter than he does to pay for food, clothing and combined. Tax foundation says. Its cornputations show this breakdown for an eight-hour . day. hours, 39 minutes 2 Taxes I hour Housing and household operation o- - — — L r od anti and L)VVId -- Transportahon - M ed ical care Recreation — minutes 40 Clothing and shoes 2.5 — minutes minutes 23 — ,.K) £IIIli1I'.- — 18 minutes 1 hour, 37 minutes All other So for th ose people who start to work at 8 am., it's after 10:30 before th ey start making any th ing th ey can ta ke home. No wonder so many people are late for work. Nashville (Tenn.) Banner — . — Xhp*anfarb rraI TELEPHONE 327 261 631 SANFORD.FLA 37171 300N FRENCHAVE -. - . .'. ...... Put,ht'r E tCi WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Aotale pibItsh WALTER A lost White house watchers. 'xpciieneett in Some closebelieve now that President Nixon Is in a and McGovern. who think in a more prudent vein would up. As an old poi, Humphrey knows the \Vhits House onlyopens its doors to a man who has been nominated and elected , And as a three-time loser, the senator is well aware to Richard Nixon. In 1960 of the groundwork necessary to gain the nomination. and 1972 he was beaten in primary struggles wi th - in his 1972 bid whelming margin to President Nixon. In the light politician narrowly Kennedy probably advise Humphrey that is is time to give rebuilding task is Humphrey, a career who suffered th e severest rebuke of any other 1968 and Sen. Hubert Humphrey, to become president. Competing in a number of been outlasted Many the now 62 and has run for president three times. He carried the party standard in political mission the pursue most eager to Humphrey is relating story told fl had ended th e year. Hump In California" The seems among John F. one who defeat in November. But aspiring Democratic presidentiial candiate last read: "McG Over The MCGOVern'S G I E LOW Guevara 's Dream Activities of Peronists Are Startling of and then move into Argentina (%trn Liter, when Campora llicZird4) Masetti. a friendup His movement, too, was of left for Buenos Aires. he was Guevara's who had se t seen off at Havana's airport by Prensa I.atifla. the Cuban news- crushed, and he was captured top Cuban officials, including propaganda service. The and executed. MIAMI, Fla—Ernesto Fidel Ma Manuel Pinei. chief of guerrillas were defeat ed by Now. finally, the Castroites Guevara, Cuban Premier Ca.ctro's onetime comrade-In- Cuba's intelligence depart- Argentine forces, and Masetti are getting Into Argentina, this as killed. inert had a dri'an that (ue%ara did not give up In time quite legally. invited by z.ri would one day return home to Earls in ifiM, at a time 1966 Guevara himself started a the nci president. There Argentina. victonou.sly. bt that diplomatic While he did not live to see it Guevara was masterminding a guerrilla operation. Although little d ou itenalize, the resumption of hemispherewide subversive the site was neighboring relations will follow has already said power in the South American plan. a ('bstroite guerrilla Bolivia, one of the main vistt.Canipora he plans to restore relations ta rgets was to nation by the Peronists makes movement was launched in eventual Guevara with Cuba and with North ly at least a symbolic, a Argentina's Salts province. The been Argertina l ik e .*ritual return of the Argen- movement was led by Jorge planned to use r,olivld as a base Vietnam. B JAY MALLIN 'cte" tine medic turned guerrilla. President Hector Campora h mentor, the lang-exiled Juan Domingo Peron, have said that their government promptly resume formal relations with the Cuban Communist reguiie for hich fought and died tt'' Been ''As You May Have Heard, There've B Some Additions to the White House Team!" I , As if to underline Peronist cordiality toward Cuba. Campma sent his son, Carhs, In Havana personally to invite Cuban President Osvaldo 1)ortieos In attend the inauguration in Buenos Aires It was not a perfunctory inrii.t -itstion but rather Li cirded message -In the name of the Superior Council of th e National Justcialist Movement, *Campora extended Dorticos' the most cordial invita ti on to honor us wi th your pr'n cc. We fervently desire that accompany us on that triumphal occasion." Dorticos. Cuba's puppet president, had no trouble gettlng permission from the Cu ba n Communist Party and the Cuban government, and flrw to Buenos Aires wi th Fore ign Minister Raul Roa and other Cuban Communist of. ficials. As'a sigw of the importance that Cuba gives to the improvement of relations with Argentina. Carlos Campora was granted an interview with $ / - . 'ate Edc' WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptr,lier DAVID A BRYANT Ma na ging Editor -pvts Edlo. C'cuationMar.cr JANE CASSELBERRY ROY GREEN Ad,ert,ssng Manager County Editor IF L. "" No . for, ., . HAFØ)/ 1r: /'J 7/ —. / -, -. 1 - ' - •• - . N . .. St. Johns Journal Watergate, U.S. Foreign Policy B JEFFREY ST. JOHN Copley News Service RALPH HAYS CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor Camp Room coreman BILL VINCENT JR . Che4 Photographer RAY STEVENS Pre-,-. Pom Foreman This promise by the Presid ent's chief foreign polk)' adviser was made as part of wha t Kissinger termed a "New Atlantic ('barter" and, th us, con cerned primaril y with -,Iruv LuI•OPC. tiowever, rus.singrr iuiuc iiijuii u.c e Vietnam th e President when he devised the name of th ce ase-lire that Hanoi has dishonored and which Moscow and Peking have d on e little to force the N orth Vetnamese to observe. Apparently unmoved by the Kiuinger-creatd disaster in Asia, Mr. Nix on has given his foreign policy chief the green light to devise a similar disaster for Europe. Historically, the first "Atlantic darter," drawn up by Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill on Aug. 14, . SUBSCRIPTION RATES %i 206Mc"s Sar-'e At in FIç,rcja (v MAO All Olher Ma'i 5? 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L'za bake' 36S 5707 Clarenc e 372 5" 4831 Winter Springs Aitamorle Springs Nancy hocitli 377673' Iicla Nc ho Is 5)57992 Casselbe,rv Fcrn Park Tangiewood. E. Estates Goldenrod. Eastbt'ooli - 5)5 1941, at sea dur in g World War u, was a set of vague ana dangerous gene ralities that helped shape the disastrous f oreign policy of FDR and played a critical part In granting to Russia's Joseph Stalin critical concessions. The "New Atlan tic Cha rter" is based on much the same mushy premises f or which the West paid dearly In the postwar period when Sta lin decided to dishonor all the agreements he had ma de ah wartime conferences suc h as Yal ta . We need to remember that under th e current Soviet leadership, the Sialinist era has steadily undegon e favorable histor ical treatment to eraseI its hideous crimes against t i l 1d I secular poli tical saint by powerful elemen ts of th e Moscow oligarchy, The European distrust of the Nixon-Kissinger foreign poli cy is not just the result of the Vietnam cease-fire, bu t the i ll -con ceived trade and m on etary polici es abroad and domestic economic bungling at home. The Watergate affair to f oreign na tions was a tragic con firma ti on that Mr. Nixon cannot con tr ol his own government at home. ,, D , Pas' No part of any rnei$cc al nes or ad, ertisirig of this cd't'o" Of The Sanford Herald may be 'radt.red in any mannt'f IN, Hrra'd s a r,f'tec ''. It'. .t. . . dr - 4 NEW YORK — "We have no intention," Henry Kissinger told a ga thering of newsmen here, o( buying an illusory tranqui llity at the expense of our friends..." Mechanical Supt • C G o v Ib'ublii Askew stayed 'I'At .1 \hlAs.sl:l:, liii (All ) I-he . 14,nate worked 14 liectic lale ill Iliq office, too, listening to the' Senate over a speaker hours on the next to last tiny of ' ji the regular ses.sion to clear tip a and afterward walked tip (hi' backlog of bills and irnsst'd 54111 one flight of stairs from his ofthem in the final 80 nilniites fire to (he chamber to enn grn(ula te Setinti President before adjournment. I)urinit Thursday's debate, Mallory home, I )-Tallnhnssec. ''ImId liliii it was a job well which was interruipteel only a lunch tweak and losteil until done,' said Askew, adding that m - (he Senate the' session was ''starting In .uftcr 10 tlree7eel through a stark of inn. took a lot better.'' Borne said the output was br bills, including the ''I ,ittlo FT(''' bill, election law revision sparked in part by charges 0 and the Big Cypress purchase earlier in the dli)' by linus.' SIM'nke'r Terrell Sessiiiuis anti ')ill. Tallahassee Tally Aba Womeii's liberatsumi is uric of the biggest factors contributing to the high cost of meat, especially the belier cuts Says who' Says D Gale Johnson, a University of Chicago agricultural econonust, leading authority on farm prices and former president of the American I-'amm Eco miomiC Association blow dues 1w teach this conclusion" Welt says Johnson. as more women enter the labor fore?, those who must .iIsu cook for their families are constantly seeking ways to save time Since the higher priced cuts of beet lake the least amount of time to prepare. ih"re has been an enormous increase in demand k.. uloni. T-bone.' and pot lerhouse steaks Curiously. Johnson does not mention the fact that working wives also add t a Iarnily"s Income and thus in a quite literal sense are helping bring home more of the bacon. Incidentally, those women who work all day in of tacs, shops or factories and then have to cook for the family will ham dh iaIl that liberation'' - ___________ rep.)rtpd they are svirriewhat sweaty. Th shower will be '.eYY welcome," Kerwin said. tiny enjoy a luxury never before a day of known in space isure, which will include ttir fir if showers after a week of in the warm space station Ir is one of three free days t.tnne4 during the a-day mi ston by (harJs Conrad JR., 1r Joseph P Ker.vin and Paul i W.iti F.sp.rlments are suspended hit the day tJnlesa there is an - _______________________________ __ _ '. .1 ____ __________ IL o!jAf,o .. - ______ ________ __ __ # *<4 _____________________________ i'riiorgency, mission control __________________________ ij leave them alone, except forrelavinroutinemessages EpertiI on the ground will to troubleshoot Sky' iah' power shortage, working C on procedures for one of the as. rronaiutg to take a space walk to By John A. SpnIcki release a stuck solar panel, Commander Conrad hinted I Continued From Page h ftur4day night thero may he it "iest siiiii' chore's In (to o' thrum withdrawal "It'll he more like a field drugs.. like" methadone lay," he radioed. "We've got Japanese consider 'r sri awful lot of housekeeping to .en extension of addiction to Things are scattered all vet the place, so we'll spend According to a current artld .'ime time cleaning house in Reader'.s Digest, Dr. Vlncen' Conrad said he hoped IC) play Dole of New York's Rockefeller orbiting tourist and snap some University, a pioneer in the us'pictures from the window durr methadone, argues th.i' ing the day He asked the con- physician-s should relieve. not trrii renter for the map coordi- increase, the ;,iff,'r(ru -( 'It.' nates of F.ypt's pyramirts and heroin addict African Mt. Kilimanjaro. Ore thing they're looking for. The flaws in thus .Irume'n! 'vartl !o is !he thowe'r. 4a'hert. .ir" .Amoi tean trestmen' tied (..r late afternoon. Each r°rims tusv.. it i,tdi rt'1ar, will ather htmn,seif, (p LhiOCi rate': .,nil, the ,a*iictii, a circular plastic shower cur: .'iiiemiilt' is inwhere near biiii' lain and use a hand-held device' ti' nit"f 't.iti' to spray himself with about two quarts of water. In the weightless environ-,tu hun .eyung is- --ment of the space station, the olic" not enough to expert our poll(-,water droplets were expected lo offIcers(omaketheLirrestaif in cling to the curtain ,inet the turn the judicial process per astronauts. The spacemen will mas the accused to pay a small suck them up with a hand-oper- monetary penalty and h' ate-ri vacuum cleaner. .suibseqw'ntIy released to make Conrad. Kerwin and Weitz his way in the sidewalks of thihave worked in 80-degree plus, country pwehlnit top.' 'o your temperatures since boarding kids and mine' A Look Inside Archibald Cox I Archibald ('ox. the Ijirvard constitutional and labor law professor nominated as investigator and prosecutor in the Watergate affair. Is a troubled man—intellectually torn be tween his deep hiuief in strict constructionisni as favored by the Nixon pointees to the 11 S. Supreme Court and his devotion t the action principles of President John Kennedy. whcni he served with fervor If his past is a prece4'nt. Cox will attempt above all to rt'Iate this Watergate iffair to Its niche in the pages of constitutional law it Place in history, and 4o basic Jfl the .Irdittc.o( Jq% tice th.Ftank. furter lie will steer cIea of politics For one thing is clear. Cix believes in the sacredness of law and its inviolability. H. has been known variously as the solicitor general who Duldn't see beyond the law and the best solicitor in history an office which included Wilham Howard Taft, Charlei Evans Hughes, Francis Bid dIe. Robert Jackson and Ssnley Reed. His belief in the sacredt?ss of low forces Cox to be nd over backward to be fair to his opponents. On one occasion he argued both sidet of case simultaneously before the Supreme Court and defeated the side he personal ly favored Yet paradoxically, when he does become 11 convinced completely on a point of law, he finds it diflicult to understand how an'rne could be unconvinced by his conclusions Cox firmly believes th e erd does not justify the means. On occasion he refused to participate in some major goernment integration case in whose Justice he passionately believed because he lt the arguments were not legally sound. He is convitred it is not the job of the courts to legislate morality . And, as Victor Navasky has reported, balks at doing arything that will mislead a court into doing something that might look right now. but wrong a hundred years hence. t Cox is not a man other lawjers descri be mildly. At one time or another associates have used these terms to describe this complicated pessor—prIncipled, integrity beond question. Vain, proud, easily offended, po mpous, stuffy, self-admiring. pedantk shy. morning-coat formal, somewhat austere, decent, bugh, dedicated, rigorous. platonic, thorough, i'nrealistk, a painful, tortured, but clear and brilliant thinker. pr*ise with a passion for th e rigid application of the law, a narrow technician devoted to abstract concepts. a bear hi- precedents, a man with a heavy conscience and a severe sense of propriety, cautious, not wanting to go by far in one step, not a man to dash out on a limb aid then have It cut off behind him, deeply, concerned about history, judicially - - I - - --- - - I - - - — Legis l ature Passes Tough Consumer Law would be given authority It) set TALl \IIAssEI•;, FiaD Al' Robert Stievin rules defining unfair and decepAtty. (;t'rl. says Florida will have one of live trade practice's within the toughest consumer protcc- I"lorida. Ii,., ,,iinrn.,t' ,,u,nep,l p.n,i h''"-' lion laws in tnt' country if a-. state attorneys would be embill passed by the IA'gtslaturc powered to issue subpoenas and becomes law, i'east' and desist orders on beThe I louse' approved the Semihalf of either consumers or ate-amended bill Thursday with businessmen victnmuized by LI vote of 105-1 and sent it to Gov. fraudulent trade practices. Iteubin Askew. Shiev in praised Senate' The bill would give the state passing the' blousepowers similar to tile those held lenders for iirigruatu'tI lmlt'Lisurt', by the Federal Trade Coin"As a result, Florida is about iiiission to halt unfair and to 1ILIVC one of the strongest deceptive trade practice's, Askew strongly' backed the con-sumner and business protec. bill arid is expected to sign it finn laws in (lie country,'' She. said in ui statement. I louse Business Regulation ('hairmnan William Andrews. 1);aimn'svmlh', said p.isago of the' • ''Little I'(' Act'' luiCLins ''the legislature doesn't have to meet T—AND SAVE AT! FI _________________________ to prohibit fraudulent new ~ practices as they are dreamed Of)." _________________ Under (lie bill, the Cabinet - u' 'II 1 - .,_.. •'"- "' •''" '"- -_________ - 1L_,alfl r TL - is going to have ei ther a lukewarm pl unge or a two-hour wait until the water heater recoups. Second. after the bath I am going to read a full chapter in any book (it really won't matter which) wi thout bcuu interrupted once. I plan to sit down a lot. And think. About the joys of solitude. After a year or so of this.I may take up petit point. ( get a job. Then again I may not. Libbers, What Have You Done! TL'- ____ tf Legislature Thursday, Msu- 31, 1973 The Go v ernor Bills signed Into law Autos htequire.s that miiotor vehicle exhaust system include' a tuanufolul Pipe , muf fl er nn(l tailpipe. liii 626 Foster. Effective Oct. 1. Ili'ligious Colleges . -- Eliminates jurisdiction of state Board of Independent Colleges and Universities to license religious colleges which offer only theology degrees. lilt 1109 Poole and Boyd. Effective Oct. 1. National Guard — Opens National Guard membership to all citizens instead of males 18 to 45; allows national guardsmen to retire at rank held, instead of next higher rank. liii 1130. Military and Veterans Affairs committee. Effective immnriliati'hv National Guard I 'rovok's national guardsmen on active duty shall not be lIable in court for lawful acts; provides state defend charges arising from their duty. 1111 1128. Military and Veteri us Affair8 Committee. Effective i mmcd in tely. Community Colleges — Eliminates requirements that community colleges administrators and instructors be certified by the state Board of Education. liD 715. Conway. Effective July 1. Gifts -- Allows Retardation Division to accept gifts and grants for persons with cerebral palsy. DII ill. Hodes. Effective immediately. The house Bills Passed Criminal Cxle Completely revises Florida's criminal code, retaining sections outlawing fornication, adultery and sodomy, between unmarried, consenting adults. lID 2179. Shreve and others. To Senate. Statewide Grand Jury Allows governor to request state Supreme Court to iimipanel 23-member grand jury with statewide jurisdiction. bIll 1845. Shreve and others. It) Senate. Unfair trade Gives attorney general and state attorneys authority to issue subpoenas and cease and desist orders on behalf of consumers victimized by fraudulent trade practices. lID 1915. Andrews and -Forbes. To governor. Bills — Allows bills not acted on at the end of the 1973 legislative session to be held over until next year. HJR 2217. Dubbin To To Senate. -. 'i)Ws gratitude of Legislature for the services and sacrifices of the recently released prisoners of war. 11CR 2203. Sessums and others. To Senate, The Senate Hills passed Elections Creates an elections commission to investigate election law violations and rewrites Florida's campaign contribution law. 1111466, Elections Committee. To governor. Big Cypress Earmarks $40 million to begin acquisition of the Big Cypress Swamp in South Florida. bIB 1762. Environmental Protection Committee. To governor. Emergency Medical Care Requires the development of a statewide plan for emergency medical services. SB 127. Poston. To blouse. Sales Tax Provides a sales tax exemption for polluton control devices. SB 749. To blouse, Landlords and Tenants Rewrites Florida law on landlords and tenants to spell out rights of each. 1111 1423. Judiciary Committee. Back to House. Sovereign Immunity Waives the state's sovereign immunity against lawsuits. 1111 315. Johnson. To governor. 4 • to full her lonely hours. After a lot of commiseration on the lack of cheerful little voices and runny little noses, th e writer proceeded to inform the bereft mother that if she didn't wish to get a job, so as to help put all those runny noses through graduate school, she could take up cabinetry, deroupage. upholstering. needlepoint, visiting the sick or Imprisoned, and a whole host of ether worth y, creati ve, or useful activities to f orestall her nervous collapse at "being alone." Calculating quickly, I realize I have not been "alone" in 12 years If you discount the few times I have actually taken a ba th uninterrupted tor intrudes's searctiing f or the shampoo or demanding help with long division I don't think I'm going to need outside aid in filling my empty hours when they arrive, at least not f or a year or two. In just 10 min utes I compeled a List of acth'itles I in tend to pursue as won as that vacu um desctnth the station a week ago and have SPACE CENTPR, Houston .~ — - - - "'\ Tightens Up it This Bird Wants An Empty Nest The other day 1 was rcadmg one of those articles instructing the f or lorn mother of nest-flown children in how . •'' it11 -, . rç - First I plan to take a long unto, terrupted ba th embellished with wo nders like faan'.thg ba th oil for Eleven will not have decamped wi th the con tainer in order to insure soft, 'oung, wrinkle-free, satiny skin, oblivious to the fact, that my el bows are turning to leather). Hot water is another luxury. When you have five persons bathing per evening plus a 30-gallon decrepit water heat er someone (guess who tither house le'aik'rs that flit' Iwittloc now in liquor stores, i _ so'llate wa% itiltilij, ('11 Ilollrw (;I%,(, 1111. Judiclill Qllnll, bilk o,iil iiuiising a possilik' lit'atinn ( 'onitniscion artecs Ici t"flsliiti Of the sessIon. wiretap iriforiniitlon on Jiiilges After the miiJm- legislation Forbid pay to a juror who Is was behind tht'tn, the' senators eu'usi'd at thr' start of a th:iy took up a special lour.page enlet' trading ci Require u leiidiir of what I lorru' i'iille'd store's, while h want to rejort nnnruntruvu'rslnl hills stamps, to prove' they 4iri't be. Among the SI such hills lung to the' Iw'rsen seeking to tnssed with only a brIi'f e'x. edi'i'iri the'ni pinnntiiiri :111(1 hiirdls any Allow the' I)e'pnrtiiii':it of hate were Jii('asuru1; to --ltegulnte the stm$e' of cur- Safety umol Motor Vhk'lc, to isdial bottles to miinkc' the law slut' lilt' cit i lie-at lot, cards ( conform to the shape' of cordial iuelults without driver licenses ________________________ Day Of Rest U On The Home front By JOAN COLBY ('.oplr Nr s Srrs-k'r , . - I I CHARLES HAYS DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor C RAY CROMLEY FRANK VOLTOLINE. General JOHN A S POLSKI. governnent. weakening faIl.hack position and may soon stand in danger ot losing the presidency HIS newest Public statement, in which he acknowledges that in the name of nationa l secur ity he himself iniposed Watergate Inquiry n White, hlouseauthori7.ed limits of pOSSIbIC wrongdoings Warnings and failed to heed earl" ng read with shock in this capital. i by high fflciat5. is be is reactk*1 A common sident can say these things tIay, why If the pre could he not have said them weeks or months ago" The judgment. then, is skeptical, even among seasoned sources friendly to Mr. Nixon. lie is seen as stumbling backward tinder a widening intensifying barrage, giving likely to make further retreat ground because he has to , these c1rccc iays one Of "1 don't know how mans' shoes he's got to drop. but he's g0jgtodropthem6y0m?" The President himSelf indicated this may not be his final word on Watergate These are the very last lines his 451 word statement: "As more lnformat1° is developed. I have no doubt that more questions sill be raised To the extent that I an able. I shill also seek to set forth the facts as known to mt with respect to those questions In the view of veteran president-watchers. that Is very fall - back process they thihk is TiIId language for t under Theysee a certain assured. cool detachment in his first important utterance on April 17, when Mr. Nixon said he was conducting his ow fresh investigation of Watergate. his April 10 speech is put down as a major yielding to pressure , carr,iflg with it acceptance of the resignations of top aides H B hlaldernan. John Ehrlichman. and John ['bean They rate his newest itteranCC, with its long elaboration of complex efforts to plug security leaks, as a painful con cession of the President's early suspicions about Watergate—even as he protests again he had no prior knowi' edge of the June 17, 19. break-in at Democratic offices. One experienced observer thinks Mr. Nixon's presidency is now clearly doomed. that each fall-back darkens hi s prospect and renders hint less and less able to govern the nation. This man sees the Prtsidenl moving to ard one of two positions, both of them bad. Of the first, he says: "If he maintains his posture of innocence, then the broader the scandal gets—and it seems to be broadening almost every day—the worse be looks. In fact, to insist he know so little when so much was going on around him could make him look like an idiot" The perceiv ed alternatve. of course, is that Mr. Nixon knew far more than he has, up to now, grudgingly con. ceded. It Is argued that to acknowledge this further involvement step by step Is to crumble be fore the country's eves and lose the last streds of his credibUitv. W;1; 1! FrkMy, June l,l9Th—A — - - On Elections - Al IA.SIl', Flu t Al' i The 1973 1 4,gi5ilature has givi'n final aprovLii to an election roth' reform which would create II commission to probe election tiiisd L'tk and tighten Florida's w hiti-gave-it-who. gut-i I , ' cutuipaign spe-nding law. With Guy. Ili'ubln Askew's' t'xpected signature', (lii' hill weiuld for the first time give election officials authority to take :ietion against election law violations. 'Die bill, the largest revision 'IA Ii ' ' Experts Predicting 7 'Canes MIAMI (All) The Atlantic hurricane season begins today and experts predict seven of the massive, soaked whirlwinds — with two hitting the U.S. coa stline. I)r.. Robert Simpson, director f the National. hurricane Cen— ter, ter. suid tie can't tell the future or see into Li crystal ball. But It(-o said the predictions are based said on storm statistics compiled over the past laO years. Ile also emphasized that the center is "in no position to say whether we will get a big hurricane or a small hurricane." Simpson said no storms are brewing at the moment, adding that June and July are normallv quiet mminnths for the hurri— of Fl o rida 's e'le tii in e-ele' Iii imi:iriy years, went to Askew's desk Thursday after the Senate' retreated from an attempt to require candidates (C) count 114,W, rmivdia endorsements as ii,iiiiigri contributions. Thu.' i tu'asure revamps the ratiipaigri spending law to beef up the power of state eleeions officials, to create a sevenmember elections commission Iii investigate violations, uinrl to require 'Lumopaigmi romiimlttevs as well as candidates to report ranipaign siwn(liflit It also increases slightly the uamnount ('Lifl(iidLites ('110 spend to lx' elected and provides possible criminal prosecution For violators Under the bill, the secretary of statt' would refer allegations of election law violations to the comm ission . Currently the secretary of state, 11w state's chief elections officer, has no powers to en' Force the laws he is sworn to uphold. In fact, the state Supreme Court ruled last year that he did not even have the power to remove Irvin the ballot candi dates who filed for of fice alter the expiration of the legal hilin iwriocl " COURTHOUSE WINDOW SHATTERS WOUK CONTINUED as usual for telephone operator I,eilani Peeples (foreground) in the first floor lobby of Seminole County Courthouse at Sanford alter o by 100 inch safety plate gJas window behind her mysteriously shattered Thursday afternoon. 'It sounded like a gunshot," she said, "and I turned around and saw a small hole in the middle of the window, Then it just cracked into tiny pieces." County Cornmission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., holding pieces of the window, said no immediate cause for the breakage was determined. Maintenance workers failed to find a projectile or object in the glass-scattered lobby that could have smashed the large window. Workmen hoarded up the gaping hole over the moat on the east side of the lobby pending installation of a new window, (Bob Lloyd Photo) canes August is usually the first active month, with two or three storms building to the height of the season by early September, lie said. Stoimmi expectancy drops in the latter part of September, picking up again in October, he said. The season lasts through Novemuhier. 'We can expect in a nurmii4il yei.r to have 10 name stormius,'' Siimitisaid. "Of these, seven could reach hurricane intensity and two could reach the U.S. coastline,'' Ammwric4i Red Cros.s spokesman Peter J. Barreca Isn't toci optimistic about this being a nuorinal year. ''A killer stormii is long over. due','' hit' said. -- "'"' , Yourchoice 4 gal 9 Rg. 7.49. Ow Ut' tL'al P105 tItt,cir Late cities to a s..jtf fIjI ejiv.f ttuejo (1iiL, .mnd ca.iy to apply washes ea sily, too Aaildble, in a wide selection jf UJ,', ,, ,irjtOr colors Reg. 8.99. One Coat Plus Smi-Gloss dues to touch in about One hour Easy Li apply with brush or roller Its washable. durable, stain 'usmjot ,ir.j cIorfjst no pairity odor Reg. 8.99. One Coat Pius Exterior Late* dries to a hard, fijt tU?13I'C 1h41 li'.is appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. SALES CASSEIBIRRY ., Save 13,14 gallon - IS , - - -p- — FURNITURE - Paint sale Last 2 days. r OR MORE rintiflut' DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 Sale prices effective through Saturday. fading chalking and ye'ilow'ricj '.i;' ,IIf , .tt.t Hands, brushes. rQiftn Ijri up JCPenn ey We know what you're looking for. CHARGE IT AT SANFORD PLAZA PENNEYI: Opet 10 a.rn.'t 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. �I Friday, June 1, 6A-The Sanford Herald FORECAST 1973 FOR SATURDAY. JUNE 2. Isia.--4. .1 I- 0 _ CARROLL RIGHTER'S - - iflen 1 eteL te Yeai 1973 Of . ft____..i,.* -- -~* , .,.,:,,, % I _. - eak qIOROSCOFE from the C*Wl 1114irtar Institu" 4lOflnmsni bbf- inen B AineriCan Bus"'iness GENERAL TENDENCIES: Although you may TV/0 y %% Inc and clvese Cellar, Winter Water 134)nnet, She has three vention in (N*tober. gwwd Hotel was the Park. children and to bran The Club also presented B the (tinner and a 'tte children. stholarchtn aani to Pamela Ofl In tnnin' this title Nina will pro am WBS pFCsefl The American B ines of the torld b Budd) Jean Liii, Ike plans to stud> ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) You have some famLi) aflan to represent the Casselberr) Woman ar talk over with kin, but be sure oudon I start an argument .elcon. of tht has chosen Nina Brodse their chapter in competing for the making some carrlesi remark. A discussion with a wise person 4 ..w national title of American Woman of the ear. 00' _ b.i brings fine results at this time 1%,._~trs C.%ff Business Woman of the year, ,Nina has held the office of Is "Y k . IL- - . . - . #14 -1 #A TAURUS (Apt. 20 to May 20) Know just where you are __ I % esident of the club for the uith the winner to be an. headed now in your daily activities. Make necesury pr f' I ( 1 i er S improvements to you get ahead faster. Try to do your a • ' shopping early to you have more time for recreation 111 GEMINI (May 21 to June 1 1) Think along abundant bries Vt "_ k t_v~ - r.a* i .. . an the day and drive away the blues so that ou can take -. . ; advantage of the fine aspects for the rest of the day. Obtain the information you need R%. FI.DA NIC1401-S Correspondent oils D dd the skids for f*iance I£ a ._ _________ '- e~ = t -. By IM Buren N 'V I._ $ INC .. '. earl) AR MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Do something Ps helpful for those who are truly in need. Dress nicely a. attend to social matters you like. Show admiration to tt'e who are attractive arid charming. Be yourself. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) MaLe long-range plans so that your future is much brighter. Consulting with a business expert can be most rewarding. You can get the right answers . by early evening. T hink constructively VIRGO (Aug. 21 to Sept. 22) Morning is a fine time to an ambitions are and take figure out Just whit )OUY steps in the Tight direction. You can meet good people ,Aho helpful to you. Be logical. and has problem. When RIck went to talk to Daddy about marrying Daddy asked Rick to meet him at Pets office Daddy had a lawyer there with some papers for Rick to sign, saying if Rick wouldn't get any of my 21 It moncy 1*11 be getting t Rick wouldn't sign anything, instead i* called me UP and said he didn't want any part of a family like mm,e. so now I am without a boy friend My daddy said if Rick realb loved nw he would hAvc signed those pxper,c. I told my Daddy he had no right to ask Rick to sign anything. u think about all this' I don't CRYING My EYFS OUT ha%-e a mother. ' ability at organizing by making future plans in your line of work. Take some time for improving your hessIth in some way. Thing of how to have more harmony at home. possible now so engage m someffift new that could prove most intuesting Show cmativity. Be sure you go along with the ideas of mate and come to a fine understandinit - . he or she will be one of those interesting young people who will require a good education in order to make the most of an inquisitive mind. practical siay. Your progeny will Put it to good use an a need the friendship of less practical-minded people so that this C will not become a purely materialistic in 0 most **The Stan impel, they do not compel." What you make of . your life a largely UP to YOU, ' for June our f C&ITOII Rihrs Individual F is now mady. For your copy send our btrthdate and Si to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newtpaper), P.O. 629. Hollywood, Calif. 90018 - . Pr*Wns? Tou'll led b~ 9 Y" M k Off Yew C1111sest - earelarM . - ) 0M 1 .4 __jo~ GH011zosc . P-it*W. i from th(rro1l Re,t.' ate S. write kues',. Seed $1 I. Abby. g f Abby's b.oklet, How to Write • ' N GENERAL TENDENCIES: You have energy now and it as important that you channel it along ConistrUCtitre lines Acting hastfly could upwt thow most able to give you a hand Be activities of an unpredictable nature. prepared Lirtten 1w AN 0e,exalimc- / considerable more to accept B WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph.D, M.D. thr adrnl of V.nnern a lAb. C - doctors %trip more %~m_ . pathetir. But nota vie are % the logical solution of such proble ms. selihoul maudlin - ? '' conservative manner in which to add to present abundancer Discuss the future with a Financial expert. Do nothing that can start an argument at home. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You can benefit greatly now from y our traditional way of thinking and acting to be sure to carry through Don't permit anyone at home to spoil your plans for the future LEO (July 22 to Aug 2 1) Uw your good hunches to get hlilda just ASSUMED he was plans working nicety instead of being concerned with making free such ailments. as changes Mom romance with mate is important now. Take cart most from stupid females do when enter into such illicit not to argue with famfly or friends. the), sexual unions VIRGO (Aug. '12 to Sept 22) Go out socially and make a a good she Crane Dr But fine impression on others Show that you arc cherished personal in a ga derended herself. conversationalist. You are able to v.as married so I never aim easily now. Avoid one who is depressive dreamed he would have a venerral disease." that can give you an opportunity to uw your finesi talents and Alas thousands of supposedly bring you acclaim Make your career more as you bash it to be healthy married men ha% Plan a trip tonight. gonorrhea tw syphilis or both, SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 2 1) Obtain as much information for they also ASSUME that their as you can from right sources and wek experts for the advice paramour is venerral-frer In science sic don't rely cm you need Get the information you need for a trip you hat such mere assumptions, so you planned. Go to bed early tonight Traders must warn your teenagers against the modern fad of subconscious f or the answers you need to puzzling problciis ptumiscuit% that has over- Your loved one appreciates You tonight- Make plans to have whelmed s-otmg America or abundance in new activities Be calm In Huld;'s case, the problem ,'. - . i .. - ______ - . •i "Dr Crane. shel am the secretary Pr( to a young factory executive. -lie is married and has 3 children Bu!heiss- er - attractivcand eu hen has. wife tKk their kiddies lit vibil her parents. My emplover dated me bleadib' , that I -0ne night he insisted ________ " protested said it H - * . scuss with kin just what your hopes and wishes am for the future, you get excellent results Plan how to have more success in the future Evening is fine fat entertaining. TAURUS (Apt 20 to May 10) Schedule your activities for today and the rest of the week wisely in the morning Work on your hobby in the afternoon Show others that you are proud of 1our home. Relax tonight GEMINI (May '1 1 to June 21) Find the right and most . i.iio r ri-dit u.- ' t - . to Apr 19) If you ARIES (Mat 'I . . ou %oMen's, Hbb~rr% gamble 'and lose. art like men and take ;our - ~ -) Wqy treuheg 11-1 I - --- _____ - llilda*-. rai-P it. %isd And Ware tuas get me pregnant, for he had undergone a vasirclorny So I finally consented -And he admits 1w told me about the 'asectom) just ° Lreak down my ob)ectious' So uhat Lfl I m e as...caation ties so that you have greater mutual success in the baby "All's, fair in love aind war good f uture Avoid a f nend who is not acting jusl right Take some most the %1atever does runs and old adage that is u -d clung up with your readmt. le, over the for the Must PeOP b% . many men to kirrak down thir longest period of time. is right protests of their s%eirthearls. I and just AQUARIUS Oan. 21 to Feb 19) Once yo have attended And you girls who enter into Using that age-old yardstick. services of your affairs - - ith mat I ted inen, know I suggesied %he go to one of the the new week Don't act in an erratic 'A a) ~,V ~-.,u lose the Saleat ion Army homes for respect of others. Relax tonight stacked un,Aed girls and tw&r the baby. Wisinen"s I.ibLwrs ate calling Then let it be ads,rpted in a PISCES (Feb 20 to Max 20) Attend amuse ments you enjoy for Ioti.l equalit) ,Aith risen but good home where it will have instead of taking risks with the unknown Put your specuil the.% are the first to wrearn , the Lose and constructive care talents popular person work. You can become a far then they find 'Iuiul' MAI. j (it I wo mature parents who can than you've been in a long time be a patriotic Ifilida inerri) let tier emoticicis ! rear it to ArneriCATI And religious idealist. ' IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY '' r he or she wdl be Mutiny agoinut her brain Ten rongs dun I make 1 I"nr she kneis her Lou suas those practical young people who should do well in the right"' is anoffirt peninent field of merchandising, and it would be wise .o , direct the married arid failier of 3 %(,ung axiom o use n sut children education along such tines There is a tendency toward a lit didn*l r.-en promise thia Ifilds cominitted one wirunt martyr complex here. so when things go wrong, leach to rise sex he %kiruld di%orce his wde and I by &uble-crtissing h" UWn a good spiritual training early in life via an iii(fair with another above such thmp Give maims hlilda ft te I umnian s husband entered "The Start impel. they do not cortipel " What yOU mrKe Of Sil %he should nol %rong her % iib twr v~ es topen, kno-A Ing &he tial)) by ietltritg it gro-A up with your Life is largely up to YOU! taking ssll the ribksi. i igrra of Illegitimacy to Carroll Righter's Individual Furcca.,tt for your sign for June hainprr its smvm and hapI PIY%lbility that she'd contrairl Pirieft r is now mady. For your copy send your birthdcte and $I to %enereal diseaw CwToU Righter Forecast for your sip for June is now ready li'el man) such men nia) : iaseses w-lir as Do cram so -* of W to ' with buitti gunurrhe. more one of ed's a 'a rnalHt P'I 5aitt I _________ . . I 0 . 1110 .", I i .i 6 . N., - r- i - - ~_ . - I 14_,X_S.. - - k - - ~ 43 49 so 151 - The Commodities futures ture. lworn hits nearly tripled the "Ths-v're not prWhicing cainprice of soylwans in .I year and vras or t0evisioni any more in almost doubled that (if wheat this country. Pretty soon and corn. they're not going to be making, Constuners will eventually cars. Who wants to buy ;I 3W Feel the price increaiae at the Ieorse;ur car (tint breaks 1111 .It .oui:iter si> milan) Ira (IlI%lfl tI(( .1 A(Ck" - I J T 46 .11 - .4*" Forecast (name of newspaper) P 0 Box 629, Hollywool WOMANOF THE YEAR American Business Woman's Club. . . . The ILI Casselberr voted Nina Brodie as Woman of the Yea r. ' . chair man, presents American Business Woman's Club award to Pamela Jean Lail .S_urfren (%- . C'osineti 53 54 r6 62 - - 57 - - - - - 0 A-.YI t) p , (y, .. . . , , .-' Nilia r I f . . / ~- . . . . . . - 5 99 dline Attention, Please' Tell us your StOrY. We welcOnie >our newsEngagement and wedding firms, available at The lierald .jiffice. should be aim-otripatued by 11 black and white gloss) studio least five days before desired pubbeation date. t,•_,i 1 W1( I / [ -' DI'Afl P011 -Mar 13 should he' able to separatt. tier glued-to cup and saucer by pouring sonic hot vinegar in ie saucer. Let it stand for a few minutes. I also find this Is excellent for removing glue from Wood(',LAI)VS N. ROCKER WIN AT BRIDGE P1 BEDDING & Spot for Second Hand High FURNITURE CO. Owned & Operated by Jim £ Dee Smith 2200 S. French Ave. Ph. 223-0235 0 \oIIru Sanford WILL BE 9 • , A 9.1 'I 4 (J!IF- V K Q J l o ss A a r I I a 1,: 463 (u) A Ili I2 • n I Al "I " TY•1 ' A A K Q J Ili K; I I a V, I -,r ~ lo~~'. ~, F-1-o-We'l % 1 1 111t.1,401. He'll feel like a king on his throne Wv%l Nfirill Vao South when he relaxes in one of these COTTIfy recliners of chairsl "1 I' ,V * viotild have been a toligh mind 1k Ossimild & iaiia s Jacobs 1 . -4 . I1 I * ~ 1 / I ..i I 11111111111111111101111111 1 ENTRAL be made at least a week in advance. FURNITURE CO. Inc. BEDDIN d9ft Alffr~, ~, Free ! Delivery I I I 0 1 Ph. 323-1480 Corner 2nd & Magnolia - Sanford sooth's live Club call was oni' of those ulI.ptimpuse pie empts, Ile didn, I Inow Alto could make what. hill lie knew that lie couldn't be hurt iiuiichi mit use clubs West's dooble wah also alld purpose. II. i alto i ho ped 0 able to find a bid. hid expectId to beat the fly;' club (ufl a TERMS AVAILABLE RequestsIt for worrien's .wws and photo coverage with the flint of tiuinaps Wid was able it) dim-ard one aniond (in the last spade Should Fast have gone up %kr illi Its$ (111pen of SpadeS'l I f 11.1%. 14) 111;11~v, 1)[11 "-I. Ivel 111.i'( lit- Inight "(.It Ila~v $5995 - It (I a second hear Smith r to I I e d. cashed one high Ito iii ii led his last Spade (It' to (111111 lit s's act-: .. ici •K I I 2 uii that lii st Ii Ilk the -(led his two of spadeSr h he led a low spade 1i'oiui Where I .ist failed to i 1st ~!Iayed s o c o it (I han I I%%, - &KJ 7 .~ 0 ~ . tract tit an) it if hi' had been ieallv iNtWIPAIIIA INTIIPISI AISH I 711v 11141(filig 1166% lx:v;~ Wiral Norill Vast 4 I N'V Pas's Pia .IV la 4A Pass you. Soull). 1141141 ,52 •K 4 Q 0441tith Iè 34 4A q ios What fill sou do lit)%%" A clually E* a's t - W es I call A-rat%, Vitus piatines did solit make (out hearls Lind nol taise %podes right own). - and while they call beat I'01)AW'S QUFNTION five clobs Wey failed to (III IJI&IJ-041 4)f I)III(IIIIii 11)111 311)411tl b" )'out 1001111t.1 his% J111111W(I tu fivc cli'llp tives youl Illiev h1hillrx t o right pill it South UJO'i'e and .ist "'hat trick riv( t 11 - -:,, i_, dlii ilIC 1,4 ; 1 e. - • . - "jJ p 'w-. M .;- ..,_i -A_r.4-.,. - " I :;7 ilkV4.. - -.,k -, L f__ / o \ /1.0-1 I - - 'l'- -_ ~ i ~.1 . - :- 'i -- . - ' . .1_• . - •. I .a, • . a 1, -' t.,... '' - ia ' - ,- , - - b Crooks & Lawrence -- , uM8E PICK L ,~ ,i( • - I / lim EE tL - E.J'' AIZO ¶E "Cu / :.'*...0 II - _. - ., 1 - I "_ w ~ %. ,*,I --It . ___________ .2-1 I PER5 90NALIT-i 7 . - S dlI' . I # " do k~ WITH W i - ., . ~ I low- X NEAR 1"EM. -, .. A f! I. 1 .4. I 1~1 ~ - mi-' " . - .t '111 I , I k_) ,_,; 1Z 'MEY KEEP W-KING I , t;/ I i ~ , - ..1) e ( - - ~ "ror .,C) , .0% II ui'.. ' /_'. I 4 "'!$ I 1 r _7 k. i-.- - i - " _.. I / II ? i, , I I . ei,- ,_ - -_ /•_ .- I - '_ - r G1-, . . . , . . s nost- Is tit) inean trick for it pelican. Thesebig-beakedbir ds are ii a Ofl(Ofl Park. -. Drugs, Alcohol A ;., j a ts , Landlord ~ i5TaANGF_ ntl-t~ - KA\.'E(~ , BE EN ~-tA PPE'V41 NO ' , I '11w teenager who uses drugs is doing so to still an inner crying for help, love and un. . . A. A A.* ii. (A) ) derstandurig. said Morenu. lie -A bill to spell out the rights of suggested that parents of landlords and tenants has teenagers insist on their passed both Houses of (tie Leg- 'children being tioiiie at a sh forms, evening ineal, perhaps-sind flit S4,natt Thursday substi this ssouldimaukt it easier for tht. _______________ HFLAQII~G i TI-OS HISSIF _' I "'-_ S \ z =So Moreau, it priest who travels nationwide opening doors for help, stressed the need for education among doctors and psychiatrists sutio give drugs to patients recovering From alcohol or drug uP,use. Bill Seen .1 _____ by Dick C ...-- nan LD CLOTH15 - - HAVg WINTHROP the Te bON "r - -.. ----.-- "D CLOTHES fog P1110PLIt IL ~ TI. I I t - .-- -- --- personnel .services, Diocese ol Drug and alcohol abuse are both symptoms of underlying Orlando, In his talk recently at problems, said lite liev. George the regular ineeting of Alcohol 11, Moreau, coordinator of pupil and lkugs Anonymous (ADA I All Souls Annex, Sanford. in 0LLIECT111111116 -, - :•::::-.- '... - , i" ~ `;--~,~'o I . I. .: X.. ::::::::::; :.04 ~ . ,. ( i - . YOU DO, 140W DO - I, / _________________________________________________ 'Thuv.s b J J'-uCl - - W)-T ARE / ~ - ___ . 1 11 0011ka LJF1 C-4ER? \%,, 11 .; Q i / J.-'. - -ir _-__ . BLONDIE Chic Young . SMiTH - FRANK AND ERNEST F ather's a June Societ's ' . 1 $10995 . IDO Pct. Nylon- Reg.$159.95 . 7 • ,~ 1 . 6. &,-- ~ " -is ~ ( 1~~.. 9% ~~ "" 1 A, ,X -4 J,- . .1 4 .: r. , r 1 I ; " ~ . . . ~ -~'' I - N~ -;Is :W _t" _ , _ ', I-S_r ,;~ ,17 . -4 A 1)EA1I POLLY-I have a coat that stays closed with the bell buckle(] but my neck gets chilly with no way to keel) the collar closed. I finally hit on a wonderful wav to remedy this. I am sure most of you are familiar with that one.inch wide material that comes in double strips Ih4I stick to each other and can be bought at most notion counters. I sewed a two-inch long piece UNDER the right ci of ms coat and sewed the other piece UNDER Itie let COLLAR. This does not show when the coat is open or closed. After the first piece Is si'sied under the lapel, put the coat on to plait the piece under the collar. Do the sewing by hand and be sure (hi' pieces are placed 51) the edges (10 not show I also sewed such strips, by mL chine. on soft pads to go on a wheelchair. The), are eas% to remove For washing but hold fit-icily in place when on the chair arin I'his is also good fori many uses on chil. dren's garinents.-ANNI: I Naugahyde Black or Gold - Peg. $149.95 ......... I ' DEAR POLLY and Mary B.-Fingernail lmlish remover could be used to remove lite cup that is glued to a saticer. Let the remover stand in the saucer a little while and the glue will soften so the CIII) can be removed. IF necessary, repeat. I used this to separate a piece I had glued . and then crooked onto a dish The 'iece carne off easilv 1 gliiul it on straight -'el IS 13 5 4 1 , -#, . ~) -. - ________________________________________________________________________________________ , I- ,_ , -!_1 . F, . ,j~ r -r a r 1 A. ' .A I I "I ~~ 11 1 IA . ) L-çr, If, (O 41i I -I ^`ij # " -, RECLINERS administrator a. %0%02%0%0%0%9 .. would tell nit, how to create some pretty pine cone .1 / Fullway Recline O? & Q4C Independent - , . . I PP1T u" ~_-_---,, ___ . , 1 - I arrangements for - patio or den or some other I i ,way t use (teem -M>H. M p - . . I ar 1eArri..l - DEAR 110L.I.Y-1 have so man)- )ine cones that : t fl ljike%iew Nursing Center - nlotd. joys readinR and she en games in her watching bull free time. one of ~ , __ ____ Jut-14L Ili~ T"L , LC . ~L .- ok--,:,! --0 ,~_ Simft~ Z . . M(fl'TU - jr are Just too pretty to throw away I wish someone . . - -. -_ - 1 1-1 ~_ -- ii _f., ' -_? _ PRISCILLA'S POP • P c. :1 . - - ..~ . .., _- 4. ; ia W4 .I" -1-V-11 . . '. a,,, / i ________ I . r it r. '. - - _____ 1i q 1 - ..o- . Sa1 In The House... . O#4LY 4OW, MOST OC if ( ,9 COIJ47612F6111 "I 1~_, r 4.. Lewis Larry lo/ ~', .~ .. ~ ~,,-,*~;, I. uy ...ffi, . .. '" ^ . - 9 Give Dad The Best ,, I I ' '-k__ ,& . a.: . ) - ' lk1 U '.: I is LAYAWAY NOW FOR ', DAD . , -11~ ~ , iesri VF_1Z,MHF WE (3 CRI~45E AT Holes 11%I POLLY CRAINIE11 ' . - ' _ ." i . ;7 P111101 . jUSt I)lAR (,IRIS-Mns. %r II. As idler many asking the some question so It must be a falrl~ 9 comi~non problem and ,Ae hope the manufacturers %III Direciors: Miriam Wright - Valerie Weld for further into 373 19000!' 32277 come by 2.'.óO S. Elm Ave.. Sanford spo . Becallse of ... Xj44f4 I / J . J t A MILLION ..-" . Ballet - Tap - Ja zz - Poilift' BtgInir Intermediate Advanced % L I&.a# • wtn ir'# n $_ --Why do the makers of some ready-towear dresses punch holes to make darts and tucks In dresses? If the dress needs altering or lettin I out, there V II A are those pesky holes to contend with -MIt register now Summer Dancing Is Fun DAY p., IWVV% 6 00 @[~ Xv;) ,~JAH.IWO w .1 SME z @0J6 STILL LOOKS LIKE "-~_____~---- _ HEY , TWERE's J./Z ' SC*07,' TwS I S_~;_7~-._ - . -. FATHERS ,01' - "Miamw ~ - -1 . -1 THE BADGE GUYS She Caii't Mter Dress 4 44 '# \,t I specia l 6 Week Summer Session June 12th ru July 1 The procedure inoltes in f 2t) to JO mnanuts duration or breast operations with patienLs %erting thin needles Into various who sic >oung and an good key spots on the body isitch allows for surgical operation he-alth "Experimentation rinay in- u ithout pain. The acupunc. dicate it can be used for longer turer, however, must hit ts on the skin, precise target Franklyn pointed out, He said the French have "iriade it easy" by inventing an electrical apparatus that can R. determine exactly what points to tat with the needle on each individual. N(I scientific explanation V been determined for the -_ Phenomenon (of acupuncture, z !_ 4111111--ft, say proponents %hi(.h h,., -liminates the dangers and side t .'fft'cts of traditional (drug) T. -,. AW anesthetics. In facial surgery she can sit up (to riiinimiw 4 z_ IC - --7, = ~)Ieeding) and talk to the doctor %4hile he performs surgery and J''J ainutis later has ang felt no ... 7 pain. %alk (put again mrua • . - ,,t, (lfl('( r A&AIII 11 A _________________________________________ , I . ~ . f 1~ , ' .. . . 4 .I . ,.,J teaJth care PI1 learned French The years. said its use as still in the ilcupuncture in Indochina at the experimental stage. 'We don't know all of the beginning of the century and implications. The system is have been practicing it 70 still under test but shows great years I would guess," said promise." he said at his Suruset Franklyn. . "It's not an F,astern It's a European Bl%,d. Beauty Pavillion, a $I- secret. million rotunda-shaped clinic, practice. It is also the easiest of all Franklyn said he prefers to substitute acupuncture only in anesthetics. aemriding to thos, . J rr Id f 0 traditional anesthesia for two I - I __ Xf was MI. - - i! P 1IIz_% Ir--k ,00%~ kNa ;r? - - .~ - w 6$ Iii , Let Your Wonderful ,I I ~ _. -i A. . ;A..::~ -,urgerv, . but it will take .I few years to determine if it is a Cople> Nesis Service blanket anesthesia substitute." Treatment b acupuncture , tuch the Chinese have em}It1y , 4 Acupuncture has first come to cosmetic surgery an the ployed for 5,000 years. introduced to this c'ountry at the United States. 11c)Uywood plastic surgeon beginning of the 19th centurv. It has never been officially Dr Robert A. Franklyn, f'CflOWned 115 DI. Beaut)"for rc-ognazed by physicians in the his Innovative techniques in United States, though doctors plastic surgery and a star- here are beginning to study its studded clientele of show implications. Franklyn observed - and biusinem personalitie-s. says he believes be Is the First U S learned the treatment in Pans practice where he said 7400 doctors have to physician acupuncture in cosmetic formed a society of acupun. lures and the practice is ac surgery. Franklyn, who has be*n using cepted protvdure, even covered I& - 1 jXPT1111(3111 By PF.CrGN' WAIAF.R ' _________ 0 . a .w- ,, -- 14111LINeS POINTEIIS in . - _____ Surcreon Tests Acupuncture - - (Elda Nichols Photo) .hoto) NicholsP ,1 Elda . _kx 4 -/"". 41 .. cts cont 45 - - SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Audre 't abare left, scholarship (do li~, II 4 i---. , - - - - - or" \ ,:-"LN.' _% , I, *" % . )~ ,. I L 1 . t . - - '. 11111 , _ -,1 '' (I, (., "~ 1 V ___~el _% . I 'I , r-~ ._, -, ~ .., I ; A - ow , __, , 4 J - L~~J _-_ IN. it - - NW1111hu.1, I ~ - - ~ 6J 'i '14!!`~'. " ( - .. . . L ".4k4k, ) ('I .,iiliiilllilll;;:::~~, ~II.,. .'_!,t I -1 J .iI-, . ,~r :~ r 6 1~2 M _.J,~~.~:) .. - .. RIG OW. w4ArSiUU ,~, d4 rq 11CC 1 C)tiiICIOdtIPs bought and sold sit (lie Board (of Trade nre ucel pritnerit) n livestock (AN/ 1AI( Rtu OSCAR 7'• ______________ -. . 8 I X I :: ___________ - 1 - ___________ 32 Revolutions (sh) 35 Marsh gross M Scarlet tanager 40 It-inisre tOlfl 43 8.11 lore (ab) later correctional institution. It was a frustrating experience for us--and for her. too. After admitting our failure, the caseworker removed her from our care and gave us another fosW child. Sinct Own. we have had many, mostly teenagers. Many we've helped. A few we have n:)t. but those we4 ve helped have mw,e than compensailed for the others Abby. you wouldn't believe the number of friends and mlatives who ask us: "Why do you take in t.hose damaged kids who have been abused and kicked around and taught to lie and cheat' If they were your OWN, you'd have to PU up with them. but you're crary to ask for unnemssary headaches Can you really hove those kids' Our reply: "Most of our children are Just Like your children, with one exception. Our children have been the love and understanding of their natural parents. We have tried to provide them with that to" anid understanding. If you and your spouse were to suddenly die. anod neither friends nor relatives wanted to take on umieressam> headaches,' what would happen to your children? I guarantee you, we could love them as easily as we love the children we now base FOSMER PAREN"M What else can we say, Abby? N W. - LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Makesusre you state your a bilities when consulting with a bigwig today. Study carefully a credit matter before doing anything about it, then you can act decisively for best results. SCOPPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Adopt a new attitude toward others and forget past error* and you have far better results in the future. Plan now for $ trip you want to take Seek advice from perso with wisdom SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec. 21) Show that you are astute in liandlinj whatever duties are Voun, be they of it personal or business nature Your intuition is wrong during the morning, but toM later in the day. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 4 10) Ideal day to make a new associate of worth and make the future more promac.ng Make Eure you comprehend exactly what is expected of you Steer clew of any arguments at home. DI 'fl *1113\ Because my husband and I are unableto have cloicirea (of oui own, I,fte applitsi as foster parents our state welfart department DEAR PARENTS: Nothkag. beautlfuIIJ. .-... F that. 1 __ - ?I1!Ø,a* .., .tOpi r r __________ hopes DEAR CRYING: sour father should have talked It over your with you first. But if Rick gave y" RP jUst Like rICbL Dry your tears. boary. Rick daddy could bave been could be back -1 _______________ S Fond servers 9 (7f up I : - - __________ - 3 Babylonian deity 6 11111-tiorical riod (I THt SMALL (),lt5RFMMN / ion 4F - ABBY I am $ 19-year-old girl with t broken DI heart 3 met Rick in college at the beginning of the year. We fell in love and planned to be married this summ. Rick Is a graduate student a lot of money, but I wish My daddy is In oil money is what caused my Daddy's poor because we were I .., 1 ' ' Abigail Van "I by D.c. Gnu. 7,( AN ADULT PLE510SAW( i,"\_,r.) " ' , Asitorlated 11'reAs Writer 22 Fening 47 COnucti (IIRA(sOi AI')-tt)OU'% garden (p041.) l9Teutonk(ab.) 4IfluiIl,a nctrsetn H i)llSulCi 0. f1Oy)Cflfl5 fm '°' 24 Mariners 2tcomp..upolntSOGIrrsnam. mairrIsi t s bird to unagine why sores the fanner Is getting predirect 23 flIr'd horn. St Prayer ending 63 Snow (%roj I 23 Star 25 Wells 53 Protuberance of inen would be willing to pit) -;tire front Ixith ends," one bro. M Observes 29 Mistake 26 Inh4itants of 54 Lost joint $10 for thein, ker said. "lle's faced with paynese infatuation 27 Chair cc na But scores of men are hung lug inure icred nun for (u.s 1P((l hip 28 to pay that inuch and niore for s; grains, -I not being Thaulght 30 Boisterous busIwlofIheoIiswashud :r ir 'rq bo% 37 Sh*hrpear 4 Male Ives 31pa,sh 1st turmeric don't even iiient eibini' II' tins it rtirelt P A1 kIl$C%% lm( ¶O) beans look liki hut ((P (iii lPrO4btl( (Ion Vet they buy lin(l sell thou Soybeans are (tie "glamor III I iT 5 4' • I? 15 santh of bushel.-it of soybeans by stork" f (he futures market. I rOUUilo(llttC% futures, dealing in blot oUeir Futures pikes have l I ra promising delivery tit tM('Il MullIng' (00. ir• smne' future (lilti'. Most traders say, with core•I1IUILSIIfl(15, 1111(1 S0I1lC(II1C virtion, ((iii t prices are hitting - 19 hundreds of thousands, of ilol- record levels because (lie sii;.- mrs are won and lost daily In ply (if food ((lIlIllIoditleS simply I I such dealing-; sit lite Board of ran't keel) pace with demand. I 30 31 28 25 r9 Trade. Hot there is another vii-w vxk 34 33 ' ' state M111211(ptefilt) I 1 I 401 Small (41)) Mining En- 49 Suitable for plowing sinnetirs (ab.) 13 Nevada city 52 Got( course 16 Gibbon 57 Atmosphere 17 Wilt of O Not Otitci t noiy person 61 • ay low 20 Ilur its gr i . 44 Austtellan .. 13 Wore 14 Associate of 1 Game A ateurs Must A v01"' d OOP ALLEY One __ 42 Organic I Small birdl _~ I.-,.- have the feeling you are being frustrated in N little things. the ovtr&U aspects today and tonight are excellent Discuss your ideas with persons of much experience. Use good judgment in making plans for th e future - - - anhln ACR _________ (0 J On the Wing [ Friday, June I, 19/3-/A Snnfrrci Her&ci The Aivi,i P,..vs Pie,!, . J" ' - . Twr . CLIE,kNE2S. ,~ M175 BTEA' ' , t7l ~ . GO'ESS'' - % - .r DAGw-000_~ %) . I 1~7~ - , ,,, c.1t -• P. I I -..cso : ( :TkIt BiG wt-,Qqy '--AS' I - ?AN't5 s I '" "I '14 . 11~ \ 1 --) '- I - '.-. - bill for one which passed the house earlier In the session - -:. ' . s on drugs. : , eclumii, Persons with tin) thIn IICW rights such ,Arite to able to enter his property at an), need for lielp may time without lite consent of the voinintinications will be treated teruiiit, confidentioll .. In the major difference be. 114een tilt- hi~o bills, ttit- Ilouse "I.- -~, I ver- sillo prohibits landlords II,I : ng iI i timnsrOFtn, taken to court. The proposal - -• . ; \_ 4 - - i -_ , C4ANeEP ''& . ) - ______ '__~__~ I ~~ 11- %11____--- 6) (_ I. _---~- i -, ~ A/\ ,\ 3. !'A%P Age wfAm Or JISIX __ - '\~ VW ----%,-,~ . __ . ') - - eI(H(l T*QE. --- . - I ~-, !" I 0 ~ C . -_ t. 'u ( Ei1ER, oi / - - - - - - - - -_ ' CA' ON .50 TIStg The* biggest Crime lud,l) Is getting caught tit what lite was - \1 BA R B S ils P1111 I' C. I' ~ BEETLE 13AILEY - " ,- ----.. ' th B I ts d I I b k t U II Both versions provide legal towards the nee,ds of children." remedies for tenants seho Feel mis ises Moreau. they have been wronged by All persons interested tit landlords, Including procedures the meetings of ADA attending for bringing tteem to court. -: - , . 4-~, - . , I ) - 6 I -- - - -____ , ~~& ;::~ _____11 +T - - , . carefully rest of the gang Is hoping to table, delicate balance between the rights of (lie landlord ad the the tenant," said Senate sponsor Ken Myers, D. Msuiiii Tenants who fell that their landlord was not properly ricalutairali g Ihit' propert c ulJ withhold rent, paying it into it court deposit %title lite griev. since was being milled, under rights of bolliversions. Landlords under the bill would le required to comply housing and v . v An old-finivi P e c a I I s uhi'si l't'lutj u, the su'iu I'leolit tilt- ol:e suspended (11.111 (I (l)i*J)it thiutti, (It t(whed to lite f;oIIf loilich co-111111) ----. L --------r K*.-, , PuSS .) 1. ,a.Y '0 5f 11 YME %' ' - - -- - J TmE - ,-),, P ~---- .~, A I I M ~,!:? . '' I L" Falk a -- - - - - <~u 14 Is "N--- A>J qt T it TA-lu! ~-Ah vc%~ -'-' L.' _qK . , v 601R~N,, I I CA lri 1. ? V I", 16i 'S A% , ' Ll I F Ypifk ,) I F'S -# .- - , 4 . 'r -, s I F~ w I * . ......7 .1.3\j ' '"'" 1"-\ - -, t ' . .11 i 1, 1 -,-- " ______ . f IT .I , THE PHANTOM F )y * a, "~,t i \ I .011,111 I 'I'might-hi Chore it 1111 Ing it cake today Is wiesillng. O)Vfl the I)t)lY1ethsiene lint r II I - , -1 i 0 _. -4 1 I I 4000 loop - J V k tv .I It -if % - L I .. I V 1, _- A . AR, - .0 -* I I I , I I ~~%I;ii,.e N, - ~ 1 1 �.-------- -'-- - --r--- - --'------.-- ... the Sanford HriIcl Friday June 1, BA— The Sanford Hera Id -. .11 1973 I - ~C&04,~N7-iii~~ ;- . V1. - I 4 Seniors Want Upset Victory . 4. lulL. i,i " ~ . f I . . _'.. Th.iiII3 111111", \ Tonight ut the So I1IONI Stadium, one lenin ill he fighting Its last high .school huiot 01111 (1111 au'S ;illuthiiF tt'oiii ill Is'gin a lung s.'riu's itt itriti is iirs tiiiiiet it tit'ss toot Ii. tliit iiill exteii,I well tnt" Slit' fall months at Semifinol.' High. ('iIuIu'ti ('built' Woodruff, i.,ridiron battle - 11"MY It .1 II I( 'IIhIl)' ileraihI Stall ritcr 0 I I Tablehopp purely for ' SEN tOIlS S Time f l ing Spill Ends: Willie Burke, Iluwarti, Itoui Uriiss,i: '' Goal ' Hi o %111111il (L-11 Good Food, Good People hill 't\ IUiTHERS tow out with country and western music (ILLAR 'S. in Springs, when a customer or. on Tuesday. Frid kthil ders a fine sti'ak or good piect' Saltdrday nights The pm dIÜh wecn 5-7 of must 1)mnp in off iuu hour is 1 RI pr D Is t i t, here .Ii Altamonte 4tf. and sample if I cocktail in one of the dark, through Friday, from U a.m. wtl paneled rooms which 2 pm uiaturw tIt'anci with I'itOli ld * * * * * * IV It you feel different experience In t)u wonderful world of dining, head for OTTO'S HOF'RRAIJ HAtIS A bountiful buffet . all Fur a going fur i "Visit' just unt some plain good Si eating in downtown Sanford, the HOLIDAY r dining room i waiting In serve you With it hi tw'utiful view of like Monroe. timers ittit' fi'as on tilt Pin'!, twc'iaIIities ini true snutin'rn Ak style mt hOUSE OF d ilwny ready In provide hit' finest cuts ut it priN' you cart afford. or . prictisright. During the ppy B hour. from 4.1 pm. 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It as his seventh home for the A's, who ended a five- run of the season. d't'.SO('iOtI'Il l'ri'ss Sports Writer ili.ins left leg. Kansas City pitcher Gene gauie losing streak. 'liii.' ball caromed on the fly to 'iwii Oakland pitcher Ken American League Garber raised his record to 5-1 In other hart !)uron Johnson at first base for Holtzman said Jim Ray with a six-hitW over the Onwas always able to flit hilil. lie ill(, out. but Ifoltiman had to gamm the California AngeN Fingers edged the Boston Red Sax 7, oles., and he did it by not falling Rollie didn't niucan it literally --at least limp off the field. behind the batters. the Kansas City Royals, beat the catuic on to complete the A's not till now Dick Allen blasted threerun Orioles 4-1, the ace leftone-hilt, 6-0 triumph over New Baltimore lioltznii;ini the A's the homer and a run-scoring double Chicago White Sox blasted liander, was breezing along York 'llsursday night. MmFor the White Sox, who snapped hilt a two-run 1)etrnit Tigers 10-2, the Reggie Jackson isitti a one-hitter after retiring winning (hit first 20 Yankees Iii order triple and .m solo homer to pro ne cot s Tslris defeated the Mil- Detroit s five game streak. ru nerrrnann I3' auKee Brewers 5and the until hart led oft the eighth lii yje' batting support for IIoltzTexas Rangers beat the Cleve- homered for Chicago, and u:x s1t('uMu: By Eddie Fisher, 5-3. land Indians 9-5. ' : ' ' - It r1t'r I 3 -- ' . '' '. itcht"1 a . . ' . ' . . -- . &•1 .. , , ,i ,, '. .. :. ,. . ' #ss.. . • i• .. I .. '. 2 - Standings - . 0 - ' 4 Ma*10rLea ue om . '-. It 111K %SSuUiVFKI) I'ItF;SS • . 4 . , r ",• - ) ,., '".*r''.,"'} . - - -' " , tk7l - 'I - = ' -I:. , " .' \. . - ) 1 5i.IIIUII3I I - - - . - - W. ('hica.o -! ltittsborgti Ness York .Montreal St IAflUS — _..-__ Philadelphia 'I'ITCI lE 01" ('ONCKN'I'RATION While Batter lunges after offering it, ' 'i./' - .. Zf'' - k - 5' -• .,, , , I'$• . -- ' ' , - !' - - ' ?. " .' #tr - - ' - - ' ". . j. " "' - - ' . ' - ' '1I 1 , ' . 19 20 .512 4 41 5t 22 .463 6 25 432 8 V .413 9 ' ' 4 31 IANv~ '" - t)etrott New York Baltimore Boston . V 21 418 2 20 23 .465 3 Cleveland Milwaukee 20 27 .4 SLI 19 26 .422 5 Chicago ilinnesota California San Dit-go TeXas 17 33 icague last W. 1. Pet. (L IL (;.B. &4J4 - West Sin Francisco 32 20 .615 I a)s Angeles 30 19 .612 t Houston 29 22 .569 2 1 u 340 14 21 543 - 24 23 .511 l West 27 15 .643 25 19 .561 1 24 20 .545 4 - 15 28 IIII iil: .\lltuiti hI.trrison 0-2 'at ('hit igu I I Is'Lun 3 Cincinnati Melothluu 2.11 at Pittsburgh I liluiss 2-3s N hltsisttin u()ierkt'r at St. louis t Cleve land 4-4i N Ness York I Kttosmiiatn 5-3) at Son I )it'gtm I Greif (Si N \h,mure'tI Moore i•J'I at i, California 7 Ikxstuui Minnesota 4, Milwaukc.' Oakland 6 New York Texas 9. UeseLmd S a.s ('tt 4, Ltsltunerc.' it.), tk'trvat I lrklays Games Singer 3.2) at New York tkekich 1-0) N OaklandI LItuulton "I at Boston Pattin 3-7) N iLtlttul)t1re A le xander 4- 11 at Merritt 0-u) N .'IIthtngS4)N 3-Ii ( hicago W13i at Mit at Sian l'rsmmict.seo uBryant N Saturday's Games Cinclinuth at Pittsburgh Atlanta lit ('hit'agts PhiIadtbphitit at San Fran- Cleveland IT1IirOW 4-6) '1 Kansas City L)ratgo 4-4) N L)etrod ( Coleman 9-3 at Min- Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta i Cincinnati 3, s. 2 OnuIs gimusus 'htt1ulttl I"riiiay's .1' . " . ' ;1 I... . ' 'tL. -u 14 - . , * - . & .64 .." 1 '' Pct. I. 29 21 21 19 19 19 -- I 4 __ .uirrwJii Ieagut' East - - the Twins ahead to stay. -: . ' . .' '' .,. Among them were 6l.yt'uir-oliI marvel SOul Snead. 69 I .1' Trevino, 70; and defending Kemper ehaniiptoti _ Ixtug Sandirs, 71. Gory l'Iayvr, tilt' little' South African, making only his see. ond start of they season in the United States, i'oulih (hi) no better than 75 arid must improve II lie is to quality for the fi:u. two rotinuls Saturday and Sunday. ' ,, .' :. lifting California past 1- - ' - --- __ __ -_ -_- . ': - - -. -. ning. .. . '1 . ' '". ' ('I)IflplCtr game. l(uhOliver. who came into the Consecutive slnles by month of May with Just three George Mitterwald, Jim Holt runs batted in. hested his season total to 29 with a three- and Danny Thompson broke a 22 tie in the fifth inning and put run homer in the seventh In- ., ' wt, ' Gumurs o-oi ('tiacau - . —'b itolting weather to make a llioCkt'r)' of par. More than half the field of 147 matched or bettered par 72 and there were 60 in sub-par I?? WflI PA?I e,a5t 74 74 K 71 34 P*T-IAtIO 5,Sft 391 l4i';Mt .\ I I( )LE' FOR BACKS '( tonight's Varsity-Senior grid test. . . . Set for 11 - tin Bruce Craniptrni, a ttire'e. unit' winner this year, ti&'adt'd a gI'i)Up of more than a halt thu en at 68 as the touring pros took advantage' of near-perfect L PCI Q5 rI Wa'. '0's Losia'd9r w.nt., : i * %1016 '44 'N . d / \ . , . Atlanta, isn't cornPtiri)t, lii's the only man able to handle the streaking Weiskupf in recent weck.s. While his seven-under-par t'ftort tied the course record at the' 7,219-yard Quail hollow Country Club layout. he needed every stroke to stay in front of I.t.t I .,.,..,. tIJ.,.4,.,., tU,,.1 4111 ii U LIII ut i i iiiij Wi IIU flu is. Paris, the Byron Nelson wlnnt'r, hat! a 66. At 67 Wctt' Kin Still. Mat' \1(I Afldt)ti, Bert Grt't'o, I 'o:iitri Tlionipson anti red-heade rookie Iat h"itisisiions. Arnold Palmer, cunning off a one-month layoff, and Austruil- Florida State League /i - (L "' . '. in f / - . , . •:,. lortabte. front running victory over runner-up Weiskopf last It also seems those individuals who called in the results to The Herald were in error, since Miss Swartout relayed to us that Debbie was not the winningest member of the team. ''1 don't knos su here you got that bit about her being the winningest member of the team," said Miss Swartout. 'Because she was not." Debbie may not which we still question ) have been but she was, In fact, in the number one pocatlon, which Is the toughest slot and there are those who believe that playing the best ior tougher schedule) Puts you a little ahead of the rest. Many of those' callers u. ho t'ok tune to reflect their opinion were students at Lyman. Most of which were saddenied by the tennis MVP selection. The "educaLion.l" factor here is the thing that needs examination. The "lesson" learned may not be the same as the lesson taught. , e .- if .1 . A.,' ' Toil) Wt'iskopf has two big pluses going for him liii playing about as well i. I ever have hi said after his brilliant. ciaecordiiiOtctliflg 65 in Thursday's first round of the $200,000 Kt'niiw'r Opi.'rl. The other plus—Jack Nicklaus isn't here. Nicklaus, who scored a coiii a I I I ITS FINEST .61 . 1% 6(j) -7 1 N, III'L 40%1 IN .4 . i . I. - . Vi I I *. '- ' Linda Courier, Jo Sanders, produce it rtin from theirs, it A ssocia te d i' DEBBIE NOT WINNINGET - . ~11 111, I , Among those who called and felt Debbie did not deserve the MVP award was the Lyman tennis coach, who made the selection, Toni Swartout. Who, by the way, did not attend t banquet to make the presentation. "Considering all things," said Miss Swartout. "Debbie did not deserve to be named the most v&uable player." "You should have called the coach if you wanted the 0 right information," continued Miss Swartout, in her first call EVER to The Sanford Herald. But her concern about The Herald sports department "getting the right information" was not so strong that she felt it tier "obligation'' to call the results in to The Herald. Seems the Lyman coach felt her "obligation was fulfilled when she had phoned the results to an Orange County publication. Despite the fact that Lyman High School is located in Seminole County. AMERICAN lit I, 0 , %~ ,I.-.. I 4 y ii cOAcHOFFERS VIEW P.M - t Rosa Sanders, Vern Boykin and coining in the fifth and final frame. Kathy Bevington. For (tie victors it was Greta For the Shoemaker crew it was Ann Grieuiie with a home Pitts with two anti Demo I luunn run and single, Patti McGovern with one. For the' Pony Tails and Sharon Morgan with two ( ul Whitted (:umil Murray and ii iu itumu .111 singles. ruren iiuwsma WI a t uu triple and Bobs Vonhlerbulis iith a single, e s opf r Wit h 6 5 team. ' Wo —'I running T & T Stearn held off a Lot1wslim, ' -Sit?)- Ileadles" late surge by Shoemaker Macbelle hlaynt's and Melinda Construction for a 9-41 victory. I)t'flflt'y. Both the I'ttwdcr Puffs and Joyce Lowe had a double for the only extra base hit by the Pony Toils had three' hit.s but victors but adding singles were (tie Powder Puffs managed to W There were those who felt the Lyman Junior did not reaU deserve to get the MVP award, despite the fact she represented more victories than an other member of the PH 322-253 / ...ff.' '- , from. ' O'~. 1*' 4;J,,.. Sald"d I't 64 L,UIJNL.( 4) , I', -' cc single. Notic Hardy with a For Noel's it was Mind)' home run and triple, I)ehbic Bow-es and Patty Morrison with Mumritt'r w ithi It pair of doubles, 1w o hits cacti and Beverly Angela Vck'r with two singles Webb, Vern Alexander and and Betsy Faint, Suzi Carlton Shirley Thompson with one and Shirley Wynn each with ui -. with injust.1y"; "Our team could not have existed without her" and ' those who picked the award winner were totally Close Mon. ',E PViCE \ .1.. 41. ''-r. I 4' - 'ISi uble. : We have had a few calls on the matter concerning the Lyman High Tennis Team MVP award which was not given to the number one player on th e team th is past season, Debbie Van Eepoel. Those calling felt mdetd the '.an Feposl lass had been I MAYFAIR 'c OLDEST CE NTRAL FLORIDA . AND FINESTSTEAK MOuSE NNE aS3'iiL i s[P%' IP4r, COue.E'rL '1 . > WEGETCALLEF5S $ 1 25 Plan To Have Your Party At The Mayfair EXCELLENT CATERING All rrwy-pt % by Herkv Cusli , Sports Editor __4i with EnioyCenir& F lorida's p&:. 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Orerted h Jchn Perk ,n rxr ,r ./ . j - Lamplighter Flip Sic* p'nt I I& ALL YOU CAN EAT 'IHIS 't k i Rembrandt 'V's Deliverance - Western'- Rock-- Pop Private Parties la. Banquet Space Available 1 - _______ oLF 'I-- . J' however, the varsity i'u*s more than 50 boys to draw - PAUL- MIKE Repor t, LUNCH: DINNER:. ;-'. OPEN 6:30 A.M. Breakfast Daily Lunch & Dinner Serving Son 12 Noon Tit c $1.35 3q - Enjoy festival time C',to' 1, n: 3. : positions they were accustorned to during the last season. - . - ' b -. FRI. and SAT. Membership Week (44) News 8:35 (24) In Search (3) - am CHARCOAL STEAKS & SEAFOOD C)w'tt!t . Al - • Lunch 11a.m. 2 p. m. a c.-,L r'rv (24) Welcome 'To 7:00 (2) ge n I' 'Treviflr (2) IA ni ter - Modern Country Music BRUCE. LES inc4 GRADY It, rr ' n' Toes ¶Pi So' , '' 4J•k ,; I 'A'Sl K I ,EM 1 'F Clark will l{irt iiianageti lt'sN than i third ,i.s inflfl) hits as A real t'plosiur1 took place in Noel's Grocery lost night but had twice OS many runs in on the I .assn' I .u'agtie circuit last excellent played Sanford night as the Curly Locks Women's Softball lA'uuguu' en- potiIl(it'(i the' Tunis Boys into subcourier, is on 2-41 t)' ttit ('-Ii uusission, 2.1-1 The tither IiuiIt isuiS a real haIti.' with lii' crew. hits the winners did Powder Puffs scoring one run ii two The the fifth 711111 eiiit'rging with a I we're manager both for extra bases with Donalyn Knight 0 triumph over the Pony Talk For tilt- Curly Locks it was unloading a circuit clout and Griffith pounding a - F.: - - 11 :10-I am. NBC G11 SPECIAL Singer-ccirnpost'r. % a? e.30 JACK - % rv Golf News State Tour From AN featuriflQ which an executive's surprise' for his wife on their anniversar is disrupted when a client insists he join him for a _ with girls. party ' ' 11 "4 For Vi*ctor ,6 -' stories tonight include "Love and the' Out-of-Town Client." in ,. t 11: Brent ('airll; lilt' Ytliku' (asrr.tt, 'l'i'niins 'I hiinipl'l;: ('arltuimi .11111111 1 c i1 "THE AMERICAN DREAM" 10-11 ABC' lA:)VE AMERICAN STVI.F,RERITNi The odd-bafl DINING ROOM OPEN 4p.m lii lIp m. Daily World Of Surviwal EVENING News (3) WashingtOn Week in .. '.pp'V nc 10-11 NBC TIlE Ru. 11 -D ONE." RERUN 'A Qualit} of Fear.' The importance of this episode is flit' effort it attempts to e,plume' patient reaction to the dread discovery of cancer MO".Q g1117 Baggli' "CAMC! ') __ .. . - 9:30-10 AB(' ODD COUPIJ RERUN i Felix's daughter ore interest and ahilit. shows m than he does. w tiict in sports becomes frustratin • . (13) Wide World . % I _______________________ -- ' --% Film Forum Paul Williams, makes bus appearance' its host, and helps tt't' shci& along b) MflgiiL five of his own songs. includini 'We've 'Only Just Begun (ithers on the shrni are Slade, tilt- Sty listics, Argent, the Statler Rrottit'rs, Sidnv HOT(thn and Gunhill Road 1.1i al,w) (Itil(k, 11le ) got ui kit of stuff. itItlilli varsity-.s.'niir tilt The varsity has been in pads While slit' uinul a llnilti'tl 414,111 1) will (or 2(3 days hand have had the draw reserves from ''l'li.'y ls,ive pride, a tlt'sire' to t,, anti the knous li'tlgi' that his probably is' a factor in the opportunity to ''get their licks lilt In good,'' in practice sesions .. the varsity is is ill Is' (iii' Inst gummiiv' they i'v.'r grinding tilt Bun miioms.b \Ie irs, hIlls 11,11 .ls Ends ( ;reguii h1aril , ( i t'g'in AW-1 Humanities I-00 (2) Thrilie 2:30 (9) All Night MOVle 4.30 (4) II 'Take's A Thiel 5'DU (7) Nasnvilie music (44) Lee a La mj!u'h Week (6) News (44) Stand Up A nd Cheer (2) News (6) Mole (44) Name Of The Game -- ,', it Shakespeare that helps Alto viv.' the student ne interest 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11 00 (3) Special Of The vairsity hali won the event, but i-.triti.lrnt that the seniors will throw a lot Will MCoy, who not without a struggle. Seniors, who It'd Slit' Tills-' Iii it give the varsity it good account titans the graduate heinri at AIlSl1 Many of the seniors will have 'Ilsmiitul 1-9 season mark, itt tI,.'iiisclvcs, fleet to do double duty, going both quarterback bias a however. say that they may be ''The',' look good, but they receiving crew of hacks and offensively and defensively, Center : .hitiii Blab. k, tin' First te:uii smut' the lt$',6 hiui'5't'ii't ix't'ii In pads Guards: ,hiihn hGr.'giir, 'l'err imnuul ('ntis to work with, and the line, arid not necessarily In the same strn.luatlnit grl.lih'rs lit bit _ Back impossible (9) PESO Auction (13 ) Assignment VIeI%4 (44) Wilburn Brothers ,i1w Seniflors are expecting to like Otto Graham.' appears The %,ar.sliv is conflilciit 'Ilie — Ini('r('stmniZl% enough, 8:30 (2) Bridget Loves Bernie (13) A Tovch Of Grace 9'OO (2) Movie (4) Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) The Strauss Family () Man Ic Mart 9:30 (4) Bob NewP%art Show (44) Buck Owen's 9:S (74) Richard Iii 10:00 (4) Mission: e'sgjorj floyl.', who (lt'nie'q any talk of of tiwin just completing either i'ntl.'if.spring.pru..'iIip t'titiilnig nut of rt'tlreuiient, just baseball or track seasons, ill full iuiliii' sitwititins. -11)111)i I'le,I SIIS Ilead Clark Hiert '-4 :::' (44) Boxing fleggle t has been coming around lately, according to Coach Woodruff. Ever since the 'M graduating class uerided a highly touted Seminole eleven, 24-1, when the game has been player!, the - .. -9:30 ABC ROOM RERUNi "Shoestring Catch Alice .lnhnson saves a retardet student from dropping Family (9) PESO Action (13) Here We Go Again , oni ers ri I uiitli;ilI C ''ic I,, 'iiivt'tls 114 ln;i pI;iv for Seininoh.' 111gb,'' stoted expet ted to ottuirk 11w seniors' % iii sit ago Inst lust 't'uir s DI" of the' two i-oavhcq working lint' with plenty of running seniors III I' iii ut ttit' with ha' grn.huuites.tn.ts', Mel insist of the senior grldders 'l'rlhe's hotni' ctailiutii In on I liii rk Atlihc't Ic director, Grey appear In good shape, several "a. a _ __- ~~__ .~ IF , '' the C hu.luwissasc Riv? ~I , 1 1st SHOWING What did biippera OZt ~7A 111110 __________ i:iurderer whose ghost haunt'. ItW apartment Then the ghe. and the kids become friends (4) All In The '&- lJ h - ''°," (74) Sesame 5trp "-w1 r.1ni1 A N 019 , Sat Sun.1 tckcep' S CuW! , L'.,-..-s. n w' Nit DAILY , j4, $ti&J' RX3i MtX.., fIa*a$ ,*cTt$lA P'ZI4, ., - ' -I' ' ... •..._' '. shouldu been Fury venture Theatre (74) Zoom (44) 5patiy Gition Show 3:30(3) Electric Company Underdog Electric Compa ny (24) Electric Compan (44) Garner Pyle ic w (2) The Barklev's The Barkieys 10 ir it Z , 730 (2) Super Star's On Rock (3Turning Turning " 't' 745 (24) i'iaml"t 800 (2) Emergency wu (3) (4) '*' (44) Wrestling Funnies 5turday Super Star Movie (13) Movie (44) Get Smart IV CC oun The World In 80 Days (3) Electric Company (0) Archie's TV (9) It t hi'. '1or aim i I rmi'" ,.. , JA RERUN i "Kicking )tath "Young twin brothers or. vacation open it door an inleash a saga about an Hee Maw (9) Lawrence We lk ( 13) Country Gospel PTCVICtA Special AFTERNOON 3:00 (2) Major League Almanac (2) Across The Fence (6) Sunrise Semester (14) Insight (74) Washington WN4 In - - I Brady Bunch * * vis toll (44) MORNING -I 301 l, e Legislature 10:30 (44) The Adventurer ew 11: 00 (2) Ns () NW's N (9) Newt Wall Street (3) Ill * * ' i "Sanford and PEOPU•: Xf - I Legislature (9) Love American Style The Bold One's (24) Today in (74) 20001 TUE I.ITI1.E \H ii heart in Left M Complete dinners are stor CH ci nriat hi episdc BU N until I Ut 0.10 and served RERL N i "Career Fever." filmed at an asmuscnwnt Park. entertainment nightly beautifully designed golf One of those misinterpreted King's island Park. Cincinnati am sh welcome featured m course Green fees are incidents that cause a father at all times and memberships plighter Lounge and dinning t1-l0 NBC CIRCLE OF FEAL ' exude false pride iii his n rooms t 'Doorwa RERUN are available Odd Couple (10) The Performers 1000 (2) National Geographic's (3) 'Today In EVENING mtrnduc'trnn here superb t'tuircohslswaks and wuhtK1d(' served daily, from 4-11 p.m Modern country music' by IIR1ICE, I.F.S and TOXY fills the bill Tuesday through Saturday. from 8:30 p.m until 2 it in Action is the word 1 SON RERUN :ti FRErIDIES, Ct rtr:J S.n and Sister Makes Three." the Habit." this is one of those Stcrns Fred must have been • o as I sit.'. sa not as I do' Florida's oldest and I 1est teal adds a cosmopotluin quite a swinger in his younger stories. Iii. Jamison tries U hoUSe days, which comes back to convince others not 10 smoke m tou€h 10 the local haunt him bnrribh when old pot fact that the popular B:30.9 ARC THE PARS flame Juanita shws up with captured the coveted golden TRIr)cE FAMILY RERUN entire her daughter. Abet. spoon award tells the '° FRIDAY no Cont and the Te F Mt)NHOE iNN needs ' . a _____________________________________________________________________________________ a a a 0 luncheon and dinner. fine meat, or and luncheon is served Mnnd.as a * a is 5lrVed both at OU can eat r, (I 31 NBC SANFORD AND Smith Tnuki.'s'..I 11-:111101. I,nrr Gi'rmatn; ('enter: Alan Singletar ; (HI: %%'ill It'('o ; lilt: Bruce l'hilpot, Mike Rogers. FR- Turner Oasis. Ilt'asIe ts hli omh nvei emino es __ . - #4011, 11w;a - IF -.1 ,,,li~ N f 11.A I Frlday,iuriel1973--1F3 - - .6,• - , - j , L. , . . 4 . -4 ....,06 isto ____ - _ _____________________________ ' . ________________ - # - . - s'r". "F'..' ' - . - .. - - hlouston at St, IA)ut5 N New York tit San t)iegu N Montreal at IAes Angeles N Suntiat "a ;unit's t'ine'itmali tit l'ittshurghu Atlanta at Chicago houston lit St. Louis Philadelphia iii Sun Frant'is'tt New York at San Diego \Iusilrt;ih at I .iAng'lt' nesola tKiwt 6-2) N S4ItUIda) 'a Games ltroit at Minnesota .'tuu.'ugu at Milwaukee California at New Vol is (htkland at Boston N Baltimore at Te xas N ('levelustid it Kansas (tts N Suisdil) 'S (;am's talifi'miis at New Vol is Oakland at Boston ('Ie'i'lanui at Kansas ('its Chicago al Milwaukee L.h'troit at Minnesota Baltimore ash Texas N -- - �For Senior League Win, 6- 2 Fr k1iy. ________ 2B— The Sinord HtriId I B EW 'Out-Homers a 1 nurta - 'h n •t but then Kiwanis tOfl hail three I e' nd three BRI s for the '1 sur -rrw. while Ken Brom \ on Hertiltc and Jeff 1 %nilercofl had (iflC single each. ht" for HW and un tI 1 S )un fladi eornung Up With A total ot (lye rcu ndtripwrc. hoever not onIS had the lions share . - - .-- vie - .. nin. 62 Sieve Fallhit a lo homer - . reti h.idetl lir a o LL the osifl ' 1 Carits, with singles from IIen Guim their lone run in the mid Melts and s-cored and Butt tt Puckenshita pair of one he John ltton lnic on the (LIII I ANT1I . , mound Ketley t)entn and : The Vans scored earls. . . _A • ••9 fIØ f fP• Cot,, ; - •df) 1 p I / t''%' . - .. .1 - - • (1 h - I'nt.'t,d BALL ARRIVAL TOO LATE ut lii j f Orioles in the last rueetmg bet een the two clushc In st-tiM has been desenbed as Mod pIved Itic i-ok of ied ttw 'mc on a double pla. N l C icien' second lust the - -kerwhcithen doubled ssrJe IJ1II) in the fnrth t uiJii and muubI O4st face the U V the first halt Meanwhile tinul elmmplcin twins. w Iith Farrell and 0 Bnen the ('iards failed to get he Lsra pa,i ' tf tad C 1fjIi, tat trvun to nisuke it 5, half Rut three lnsset in their wa' able to scor hut test s,l liii niiht thu Pirates limit -i tic- Sc the I u 'Alit 1; :" '..stt .rnsir tart thin.'- which siull bc plated oft at a in - - = - - ----------: - .L - .. - --- - - ••-. . . - - .1. ______ - in the first unrig &Iid . . - - Homer worked the first five -. _';_L- II 'I' Ic b IIP'Lt) IV('TZ(Jrr. tin. e. S4nguullen. Pgh I. Maddo'. SF. 4 Mallhs. SF, i HOME RUNS Slargell. Pgh. 14, H Aaron, All. I) STOLEN OASES ?,torqan. Cm. 72, Cncieoo. Htn, $9 PITCH INC IS Dictions)BiIIngha,n. Cm, i I. 875. 796. Downing, LA. S I, $3), 7 77 STRIKEOUTS CorDon. Phi. IS, NY, 2 :iff — _z : -, -- r , - - -_ - - -' • - - -. - -.'! --.--. i r A fl II A AMERICAN LEAGUE Blom BATTING (IS al bats) berg, NY. 100. Kirkpatrick. XC, 358 hATTING ulS l bats) Watson, RUNS- Mayberry. XC. 36. Otit, HIn. 357, C,,sti. Pqh. 3%Q RUNS Bonds, SF. SO. Watson, XC. HIn, 36 berry. RUNS BATTED IN PUNS BATTED IN FerguSon, XC. 49. Milton, Ciii. 38 14115 Ohs XC, 63 Murcer. NY. P. 17 Bench, c-n, 38 HITS Bends. SF. e.. Watson, 5-4 tim, 65 DOUBLES Kirkpatrick, XC. 57, DOU ISLES Ferguson, 1 i' . II. RoiS. XC. 17 ii .....-.. .-- .. - - .- TM .- -..Pit S Cogcjns flat. --I - _ singks In a l(l.rtm ( hutago u. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NAT ONAL LEAGUE The ththaris rims inthefourth " -. ' -, - - 2 -4-'. F - - . Iflfl\ M:ss' 'u't;tt :ac o Lance 1-lullard - -4 Ii tiriI1lnI!1 C.,'. a. u"nrr. I('J HOME PUNS Mayberry, KC. I). DAllen Ciii. II STOLEN BASES North. Oak. 16. Harper. RIM. I) (S D4'iJSiOns) PITMHItIQ HoIl:man, Oak, 107, 833. 156. Lee. Bsn. S I, 833. 7 I?. Garber, XC. I)). I 95 STRIKEOUTS NRyan. Cal. Singer, Cal 93 , Semmole -::-: H I t H h-'i \ 1NG cARDINAL ABOUT TO LAND SAFEL\ L 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I i.,, . - - r 1. - 5, the (1c1 . 4. 1['1 s i1 'u - r - .. . I .4 Er'i tr'i es - - -- I I. i (TT) TIW fl(.LITI\6 SLMI\OI.I5 U1t'Cs ioottsall team against an uet-minded i group of t'nlor grithers tonight at " 30 at the Santoi'd Staduim in preseason test for nev SI-IS mentor Claude Woodruff. • I t _I Sports uigesr Goli Tips i . -- 11111. L4nrt's ts (101' Iii hit Isnest tfltiflCilt'C puutte gall tuns known Pulling. us C)tITIISIIIIt'S s targel si muiltwo his pill) ter at tez't 1113. tI45tl''- 1;otLt'c't'7 Ri Li c':it ui ciusngt tIiu utuit'i P'' hum helps doetni uingctuIUfl ,1AT14(. Most ci *1w unit'. I putt with ni ire) Iaunt cIot.v It'the 'ntng of f.Iine I wtden m STkRGEU'S th&rUfl homer in the 1. WILLIE from the - esthth inning Pirates at 3-i victor .'lant I'iratt' lot Pnt,stiurg : league Action. \P •11M PALMER RA\DS' HOMER . combine for no-hitler as Ovuedo indians win :- second straight senior league tale : " at hi's TItan (8511'! 11 ht suimt'ttslIiI. It' sUlflu-( rst'O Ultnul9' rn- rn' I r -- - -. - that c' .4 ------i',i - Your getaway machine. / 1 - -. u.'u cues t'at ttW urq4. t take In the i'r*d and c act.ai.- from r a1 ,aic .'DLI Should consider a athc \'arnaha Endurcu It pci-forms eguali- ul 1: pnier" sr httr ti-auts r the ctir rud ossun; terrains and climbing mountains. And the teal thins abciat nding a Yamahzt that once tvt. ei stklere rjun' going. vu can be sure vou.iT cuir if su snt icu come ht1Thri taIe t1o111e a 1ocIeI ij l yoiill own - FOR . - - Someday, a Yamaha. }10M1 fINS from Steve Farrell. David ?lendoza and Shaun O'Rrein overcome early homcr from Scott Sanders and Pat Crtmmms in a as IBEW defeats Bndcoc4 Furniture. &.2 in Sanford Sentro League late inning mliv P11. I.' M\ ' EN'I coach winning - says player isn't always your M\'P or best -;: :-.-,--:-: I Anrntro K irk jj- ig eve IAwel DI'C Desme tantous hpnnar pitt ttoff' yOu' n.w i'3 s-or Dir to? I ,'y,int •nc F l'1S tflh D,liwr your ('bed me S9i's tOd.yI YAMAHA SEMINOLE COUNTY ONLY MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD PH.B34-16D ON HWY. 17-V FIRST RACE $600 I GuI 1cJ 7 Little Tempest I Plaptown I Terry Gene Yankee oaniwns Byrd ', t I jy - Valentine I Ililseotl I Mr P.%t-d.'inr Man Pace ( Ipp-oIil P AlIen 14 Shell Taylor J Corona W Kenard P JOhnSon Ihleffeld C P Clark Jr SIXTH RACE $700 Pace I ku-ut Prpp),, S Springs 7 5u'natijr Mn S Sc, ix's 3 kclw,l Day Vi titrt4IrlI i Speedy ll,,ron P hilool Nrvi'l $opokt' M hunt' 6 Swift KiCk I' hIartilt-r 7 Colo'i Dilli- ti A iasperson $ Shadydale Ida G Rgt,lI SEVENTH RACE I1S0 Trol SECOND RACE $600 Pace I C.,ili-s P-fti,tti,,1 .4 BrIton I Nellie Win W Mt Illrnurray I Inpuise A Wilry 7 Vitor E Taylor AI, w Mtllriiur,,iy 3 Da:ieAUos P Clank M,frolr,aC.ailon 14 Phillips I Pronto (fan S Itilight in 0 Whitionli S A C s Calypso tiupre-ss LOU 14 Shell 6 Ju'n5 it W Wyntl A J41sPfrsOn 7 asI Bomb 6 Virginia (harm A Jatpersui 7 P,tctrjl,ri, M . M Bridges I I'.'arl% Chip W Sprinijt EIGHTH RACE $600 Pace THIRD NAiE semo ace i Squealing Byrd It P4cc, I Taylor Matte, Key w (tiucup,' 1 p,i, trr'ni i.t,u A iaSperwn 3 Pappa c W Mail, lit' 3 V'tony Time Rotiler S PlowandCriavip WilSe I PanLady 3 M Mclvor 6 Lucky Lint'lan 3 Dvorocel S D P Darnby TRA 7 Jomr,e LasI s S.rbes 6 QuickCharlie 1$ Farber Piper • Empire Li.'ulenanl 1 Peppers Noble W Be.tard $ Fair Floni I ISA NINTh RACE $700 Pace I finti 0 Gan,rn.Il , RiCH PAINTER stops Pirates. forces losers to face Orioles in playoff for second half title in the Oviedo Little Major Division. rv-1 re-as-On TTIk' fill Lw lb.find to' bad putting Itiii I flU I!t'1' iclanci' lw nest prvtt' ft'CSh tiiifli't-flL und well I'm utiung TOT STEAM - BOILS' Shocmalt'r Conthe strut 'on- '-€. despite being out-hit by c,onsLructlontees . I a a - "ChangIng fl1 tnnrt'—.l1kt' : hanglflg puItlt'r-1" uorn'u os hUinirnl the- tusd pulls an National - FRIDAY'S ENTRIES Post Time. 8pm w WUL\ Pt fl INc. -' t i''t\tt. -, -- 3716 5. ORLANDO DR., SANFORD, F'LA. 32771 I LuC9 p (ti41,,,1 7 Legal Planu,,r l , cpu V •r uS (ill Taylor (hut 'i It 1St bill ( hi itnPu(iflshII) i'rincii"SS Strung 3 4 Redecrnaljlr II Reujur S Sprigtjs I Charlie Minbar S (lobby Gardner 6 li-lI Y Pit k / "(t'-w4y 5I,vnir with .1 isulk from (.ulf (oae( irultanIi)oIliS 5(X) rat-c Andy (rIlultellI saiul speeds had inertasid 1(1 thit' point that the event Was iiiisaIe. Now (;riruitt'Ili, whose SiP i-nrpuration list' t'ar Gordon Johuscock drove t, Vi('tOr)', says Ills team will pull out of In. (II.in.Ip'ulls and tJrs1etI States Autllnlillh)!ll' (liii) (OlIiIWtitIt)fl ne*t )lr unless there art' day. "hits Is runt 1)01%' a (tt!ill.IIi(I for rl'filrIII hut a Sini-ert' ,intI sail IIII ill I11 III utuy Fellows III racIng to assIst lilt' lU obtaining fills kInd if i '1iuru,i (;r,lrlItt'lII has been inivult-cil III hIl(lIlnI;IIs.Iiis ruI('Inii' shut' 1114h, 511' ihiSo SIklfl51Irs t'uitries IA NAS('Al( .titt'k car rating. (;r,lll,Itt'lii 5.11(1 IilU'm't'S StIoUlti iii' 11101k' tO touter the speeds of tIn' USA(' u'rt' tars and the ill ariI uil firm' lii' has urgt'tl lullIltIlIg list' aillilUilts of fiitl a i'ar IlllV r.irr or uist' III 0 runt' It fiit'i t.IIIkS us tthi its t'stri bl,llIuIt'I IILSUIL' titi' llIurIIl.ht bl4ltl' tIer tiu tilt 1105511 I'5)lllslilji5 _________________________ Shot Putter Aiiiis Far Bl;UKI;l.KY ('dId, tAP)— SIlilt Ilutler Al i't'uertnich 1w. II long-distuinci' 111011 thus ttt't'ktitI, ltt'rt' S.iturtLty ill the' Kenned- egai Notice pp (i#9W COUNT P t.0FIDA CIVIL S.mnot. CiVIL ACIIOM 40 11 6)C 410p N f• ad 1 I I r r4 r ar' aja nit ' ' , . #ITNF -n H Pill FRED C0NAD, "Pt,0VW?% ØIIOflPy. *'OS 4(1 ".n •s iio titn 94tghwap I . slbqr,p. i lorda fl. 0fl f .Iore JISflC 11th. 1913. arwI tI tP - I-i A Clan oP In, (ot.yt Marina t v'pu .r 3 Me-f rolin. Gall I Lenas Yankee S Beau no Thou C Kahla Time 7 Lady Pm-i ,strian Shol and will hitt' to CollIe close It) that to break liii' Kennedy (;Il 11(1(1 I':tlwuirds )tit1Iuuuii ru'i'uiril ha tur(1:l 37 P()sI Office Orlando, Florida, as Attorney Ion Esecutors PubliSh May 25. June ii •, i, nI P 139 a th l'qliteot' WITNESS lit 114t%4 arid th Seal of in r ii .t,sw f n.inra 'Ii' sin ot Jun. * ' fli" t.' ii i. IUdqnIn' l•f.is.' .ii pi'u, IøP j.inii,id,(1 pi itt. I'" i11 ay andr La, A C:,ni of ?rs Court E%AMINER uII piI4 a Dip1iC Attornp ton Petitioner FlO' Ia Putu S•IC• Corn 11 C C w7 EIONTE ENTH JUDICIAL ARIAOE .tiltOVl )•Ofda 1 IN INN CINCUI1' oc -- CASI NO 71 lufl• 'r:°'E C SE NO IS)? icrtiton h hjrru,tr.. f*tUt' and CLAIMS ON EMAN0S AGAiN OIsCliAp GE appI cart 34 Estate tiltI u3IfC 34 tIC C er m,n,strat Oil thereoP arId ra Pled Il II am ,,N O us C0fl%Cut e *eMt t, mvtq 04 approval Of said report arid mc ordering of datnibujionm of ta estate will come befre time court S Thealutu Samuins A Aam ttratn,a DON Of sad estate Julus C, Ptiru4 ROWLAND AND PE TRUSSA 33 East R0Ontn Street Orlando, Flonøi 32901 Attorn,, PC,' AilmriStratrii Pubith Ma4 7%, June I. j. 15. 5973 DE p Adm r trs ruC S.te?ar, PjbVI JunC I. 1q73 OEO mm ti on." III II 5 I cAIndar lIOrIPIS D VflC Iam4nV rut agent 3r n 'orri .3f PtIC 54411e 5114111 * )O ApopI, For .t 'pu 3It ooy of Nerctt IC7I M Scnurna PUBLIC NOTICE A Ea.cutor ,P t. o iso NO t1ee S olin. 5 sa.-u N(ce i erety -.v1 ¶114? 'tiq Attorney POr Stjte Ci Flønida Cepartment a P0 Drawer I nlrisponiaton nat recci v.4 Apog*a. Stcqij,, Fedlral H.ghwly Ailm,ri,%pra,-Or - a 51,01,511 Mi :'- 'r" I. approval of PIt deign of Pr1qt N CE P LIt ________________ I1 2 5U II). Ouget Item NO 518502. Jo Mo 77560-1110 on Stale INVITATION SON BIOS oad 100 114) north Of Stat. Qoêd Trus a an •nvt.itor '0 in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE •JI. Semnole County *ork ¶0 apt(.Ilied ,.(prQnC 5uri gni5? Ol providing rt and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIIequipment to,' 'he Seminole Count.' CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. recr,dt anal tacIt-eS Mp* or Sn , , it . g I P en e ii' FLORIDA. tk,tch,s and copes of øttiq fl Specttcatons nJ4 ue uU$i.netl it tormat.on in support Qf 1111% 4QPROBATE DlVlSlON tpI Seminole (aunlY CourtPious, ESTATE HO. 73.11$-CF oruwal arc PuOIICIv avaIOle t0r Room 10J. jny?ime aetween I i-n In re Estate of review ng and copyng at 'tie State 5 pm Mondays inru FridayS tl'uis HELEN GAFRETT SIENNIG jit )epjrtrrerlt OP t"ln,Ou3rtaion .11 Ot )01ne4 t 52 noon •in'. knO*n as Helen C, Mennig. District Ott,c.. Ociand. iund I'll) Rgnr -a rej-- 'J ' -*.' , Deceased Florida Department or III DOS 04 Yr Insporiaton NOTICE TO CREDITORS Jqnn F L P N SC(ItP .!0 ' " J i c -, C.)) , . c r- • UI P urr I I * iU 'mem nume ço., i SAID ESTATE Pbl%h ,141e I. 7973 PjO'sfl -May IS. . .uriC 1, ' 4 Yu 4n0 each of ,ou are hereby CE 3 2€P 15 noliled and regu'red t bile any clams and demands ,ricn you or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN INI CIRCUIT COURT either Of VOiJ. may hJf against sad EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN- EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL ciii ,%tateuhltti.00(eottheCte,'kottti. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLe Circuit Court of the E'gtiteentn COUNTY. FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA Judicial Circuit. Seminole Coun',, NO ?3-flS CIVIL ACTION NO ?2.13S Fonda, Probate DiviSiOn, in the IRVING I LAWRENCE a * a In r INc Adotion of Courthouse at Sanford. Floriva. IRVING THE000RE LAWRENCE. AN'Q within ti calendar mont arId frgm th Ok3NnlA .t ANDERSON, OAv tme of the firSt PiMl-C4tiOfl of thiS LULA LAWRENCE. PIt -SLLEP ANDERSON. notice Each Chum r Jenand must MiSb fl writing a fled in Ocipicale vs -NOTICE OS SW r 410 state the place f r,%idqn(e ano LAAR ENCE CARL RYAN '0 -IOIIEIST .5 APi. opst office addresS oP the clamant RYAN. tis *1*. -f .Iflp 4'JV.Jl Gevivi... and must be Sworn tQ b the ai'd W,U*Ortli Cuw't clamant, hi% agent or attorney, or jOHN A WHITE arid ---- ?PHITE, WiScOnsin. SJI his *ute. -P afli. and •lt 04 ttir the me Shall be vOd Y0c WILL T '5(F NU -- Dated al Sanfora. F oviØ, this rknu*n h.-r%, d*vsflj. egate,s or P.11t 30 AdptiQ ts'u flrxi day of -StIp - 5913 grjntqj, and all otner pqcs,, - - - limos at Orlando 3 Michael Ihaputlalt. St Iuto.i rt d4 intl Ia tha w 4' lP4dflq fl ?n fl h. peftoi-i ri (ONAIL) WYNN and you are t*'quired to serye • ot your nilter, iietensct, ml 4ny, to ml ott CAP ROiL Bill XI. 4lIUtili, fur PrIiluumer, *htus address $57 S4ulord AtIànti tink Building, Sanlord, Florida ii?fl, and till III. ouiginal with the Clerk of tile above Styled Court On or bitore Ihe sent ot Juni. A 0 II?). otherwise default ludgment *iII be entered • ve1C,r:.dp, - tilt'tJ ill 141i0 court final re-pull aol .,h1tahior, ton OisChiange Ob thituld be lettofli thereto. ii duly tiled Alter filing ptOOt 04 publicaluon thowinç thiS 1011Cc has beenpublisted onc. a week for bum consecutive weekS, Iii maIler of approval of said report and the ordering oh disiributiOn of laid e'stat.' will corn. b.tore the court PItd C MaawelI A i i. I ATtOpA P4Q 1)6*4 C cw D ;,Iuh17_, n I F A Nt) I tiititlii. 37701. OttO tile the original . As E*ecutor of sad Estate 3( •ganst Pti•iyi all pdri.es granteo. otherwiSe a lucigment may " ' o' Clerk ob tPut. ,lbeve 5?yted NNE TI-I F SIUIRAN P*r%OflS hay-fig or claiming my iuiliv-tj againsl you, granting the -O on or betO4'c the 58th day 0' Of "ijrrah mcd Doyle right ttle or -r1tr5t adoption of sad child in accordance P7 ii' Ill). OtherwiSe a )udgmenl P 0 BOa flZS ofem-ics involved in tti,5 5Et, with the Petition fIled heren '-i, be e'nl.'rt'd .StJinSl you ton the IOU Aest Monte Boulevard aI'we. and if dead. tu mer unknuwn WITNESS my hand and the Se4l of if tJifti,iIliJid in lh PIilmon Wr,trf Park, Florida 37754 hera Oev'sees, lgiq th Court at Sanford. Florida, this or gran WIT 14155 U?y hand .trud the seal ol AT SORtiE Y FOR ESTATE day ci May, IV?) '.,iI Court on the' 1%lh day 01 May PujDlsh May 2%. Ju I 8, 5%, Ill) iSeal u Detenelanit DEP lit H Beckwith NOTICE OF SUIT 'I tL i TOQUIET TITLE Clerl f the CircuS Court Aittiut It hit'kwilh, Jr a Cecelia v Elern L- TI-sE STATE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (link FLORIdA Deputy Clerk NAME STATUTE S.indra Lee Yp th Detendant TO AHOSI IT SIAS CONCERN PubliSh May 75. June I, I. IS. ue'i y CIrrk DE P III tilt v - t-ie' co, given thmt tre LAWRENCE CAISi RYAN ano I'iibliSti Ma9 II. 7%. JunC I. 8. 5973 _______________________________________ If 'V AM. h-s *it. P flp. and JOt-IN A - u.ifid.rSlJned. punluanl to H-ti "Fit 1)1 •'iHi YE and - WHI TE. 11% *itq, if Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AMO tlio% Name Statute' Chapter J', P Olive. or t Ued, tq Pt% or er I- Iure34 SlIte, will registet FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy. 845 COURT 1141± CIRCUIT IN th the Clerk ol the Circuit Court FLORIDA tiers. d,v'seet. &VSS or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl IS gnantees JflJ all other Persuns or nndfu. Sen-odi. C-ntp. Florida. CIVIL ACTION NO 73 emS a COUNTY. SEMINOLI CUlT upon rec'pt of proof of the part-ca claiming Dy. thrg,,gn. under In re The Marrmag. of FLORIDA agjit them ublcation of tha Not-ce, the IC OCtAL I) WYNN. P1 liT i(itI PROBAT F DIV ISION .5,J AhO -, UI. ii Iluii,S italIc. Ii, JOI-4N P-OR MAt 5 iNN, ISTAT 5± oh Aim par -es It . SPOIl DINT UHASi. INC a F lud',ija curpuraton. ntiJn5 114v'ng Iuertt-is I, Mar will. business under the tame claiming arty r'gnt. titlC or ntqst ddfl NOTICE OF ACTION Deeated Tj Oil It MAE Wt'NN "SMELLING I SMELLING." at 50-3 in and l tPi P wing detcvub,4 NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND GENERAL Se,nonan Bouleivand, AItmqntte prOperty, %tIJ4t4J in %lmindhI DEL lyE iiv AI'PIICATION lOP DISCHARGE County. Flotda Square Ottite Park. Alt5mnI PIVACK. NEW 'tORK All persons are hereby nolitied LOIS NI •IId UI. TOwN OF Springs. Florida, IltOl YOU ARE lIE lIE StY NOT IF I ED that tile undersigned as 1± aecutort of 11141 at, action to,' diS5OItiOn of ThaI the parties intefest in silo LOMOW000. according Pg the p141 t,,id eslalu hive completed thC As tieculorl of he Luale UI ItEM lilA H MAXWELL. Deceased uS Arnld of Itt' lirm of Arnold, Malheny & J Coo-.,r , •, ,•,. PubliSh Mp iS. June I. 1973 PubISPI DE P 1)7 III THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-730-A wIt. AC lION NO 7) III C In Th. Malt., of the Adoplton of In re The MarrIage of MARCUS MORRIS by wu LIAM T POMEDY, Husband, RUSSELL WILLIAMSON .1019 LINDA k ROMIDY. Wile NOTICE TO nda K ROrCdV TO CLYDE MORRIS lvi * Street R%ider-ire unknu*n Orii,,fl,i Ncbrsh You are notified tbat the abov, NOTICE OF SUIT Pettonir, RUSSELL named " 'I * Is" OT lID WILLIAMSON, ha filed a Petition lli,it to ,ltIiiii for a Dissolution of in Itle above Styled Court for the PI,Irf,iiit. ttS been tiled .tgan%l you adoption of the mInor child named mill you ,iU' re'QUi,cd to Serve a CO in mat Petition and you are corn if yOJn wnitlu',,delcn%, I4tly, to 1, manded to tule your Response or on il-f UMAPI I. GRASON. Attorney tither pleadings on or betore the Zltn Ion Piustianil. whoti address i% Post Oat of June. 5973, and 10 Saow caujse 1 i't'ti throws at tilt' U.S. Track anti I'kld I"t'dt'ruition met't In Wu-liltul, K1l11 , today ftlld iii a llIt't't itt l(Ilssll 'ii). I'eut'rh.ith owns (lie world 3 Corona 3 Lanratuee W Retard Jufle I I IS 5973 But ru.lkkr Mike Bucking built at true 0,1cc 04 Arthur H Beck M t)'Asnalo 6 Good Morning Love Mcllmurnay 3 Cooper F Tar Dapple A Jasperson M Plume S Masque' P,ia1or A Olti A iasp.rIon TENTH MACE $400 Pace FIFTH RACE $600 Pace I lID PJ1glt S Crotun I Quick Card L Drayton 3 Mr Dunkee W Cliucoyne M Bridges I Lawman Haoovpr P hayeS S Spirdy O'Brien P Pershall e Pondira 1441 A Olorl 1 ildyS Adiot C) Caamrnell I Mary's Eçpn Pub th My sungks unit one of whu.h biloru. getting out of the inning Arthur H B,kwut1 Jr Clerk The Texans won their first Room 256, Courlhuute, Sanford, Fla ilearsul the infield. or by wrIting Clerks Ofhsti. P0 - I I Tbt 18.' ' ' thr t' 'a • i,ui1 sLIS in• s winnLr . rots •n ic wee 1ong Drawer C Sanford Florida 37171 11511 rappeti nut .1 double to series then lost to (,ulf Cost 8-3 All bids 4" to be in a scaled en u)r( two of flit Ithrigers' [itt Iuesda before coming back ,ope plainly marked on the . uiii ,,- iii mit-it .1 1 C .1 Illimull;. .. mm . '..OIUIIIUIti_i L1_ 3ultlde I Sealed Bid ton ral mug iuuiuu ,iiii.1ill 111 Willi..tJ''i[ ----- ---------. Register. open June 1. 1,73 I Oils (;ulr Coast committed four State (Tenn.) Wednesday night will be opened 4,7 p m. Jun. 1. 5973 an tie Board of County Corn irrorsen route to its second loss to set up the title battle. iii Silk' double-eliminatin tour(;uIr Coast had lost tic open- mussuoners Ofhice, Room 106. Courthouse. Sanford. Florida tIailii'nt. It WilS hit secon(l tissue ing gaisue to Indian hills iIowa) ACtual award to succetshul bidder thu ('IinhilusIores had aplware(l 9-1 and then won three straight. will b made at true neil regular ihie Commodores, who lost County Commission Meeting, Third at thu.' JUC() championships. Floor, Courthouse. Sanford. Florida _________________ theiracepitcher Bob Purkey to June S. 1973 The Board of County a mysterious collapse last Commissioners res.rves the rIght to . Thursday, were given the tour- waive any 'rregu:aritles or Granatellu S lechni(alities in buds and or to reiet foment's sportsmanship any or all bids .sw- ard. Purkey remained (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr hiospitallzeul in criticial conClerk 500 Unsafe (111101) Thursday night in a coma Board of County Counmitsonert at a (rand lOS As(;l:I.I;S AI' Smnole County, FIorda lit'ones n• A lure titis )ear'S at'(- i(leIit'JInlXetl - '','ilI of us in rating lillIst Fact' the fact that WI' art' stniiplv gui. lug laster luau ur tracks and drivers •inu s,ifti hl.ltI(il&' these -' - granted OIher*t a udgment ma. (Seal) i tiingt's. - - hung the onignaI th?rI)f with pu - Yap II IN 1941 County Florida thuS 73rd day four ViIlIS Ifl(i i si'u. 10 ISIS I.e ad e rs - II- uxtis mOW 'to Is.. ut Bob ( ILJSoO st utliunii In sri i ri it.hu.tl unit - -_ p — __________ ered for the Cubs. winning strt4uk it u.ight gaunt S. . flIA tnt- uriu;iiPi -- _ unearned With I)oug Ithdir's slormi flhl)IR ii fituston ,-4, \ltn Sturgu.11 e irnid thu. tutor) firci b thu was pc-'ed a'ngeIs &wm ngel 'Brcioks the final two tras'wc ceclfllflg - -'L P .iiI tIttred Houston 16-it ilhi(I (in- - s astir Palmer closed the eventui*li' scored but Pci-ni ' . .ond half were bte Ui lie was at bat Meeks carrie win b a comfortable margin across with the secd - ,t I i.'.n IPd YOU AE HERERY NOTIFIED Ihal the abo. rard Petitnq LNi'OtI C LVPIN tuiti a Pi.tilon in the 4byC ttilPd court ti, ttii adoption Q4 TIJiWI KATHLEEN Honi er had lit Will the 'uk in a pla off aI10 ir Shadron and htIt - °! -.. 4 • Indians Jacobs scored beattng Jim Stuadron walked to open ticti scored on an ct-art "teS the IT)d3ATtS the Angel first inning and For the Indians Vu i Ii' Ovle& their secirnu straig Meet' was safe ' The' Kerin' hits while .ac -cwn gtw Sensor u'-'iIbe Broot Homer arsi with an uncraU record error while bu was at bat the two base t .ich ci one loss f I WillS moved up a notch Jc ht r n then grounded to short - -. - i.• _______ — I eZtf..UC Indiarit c-lcised i. e - - Ill 11th this st lSOfl till) , in tilt. o the L' • I'utIst)urih s i.ttrun slui&r K 1115.1' ( Itt hi it n IltulliuIrt 11 trutunu-tul I)etruit hulastid .1 three.ruu tiiiiiit'r anil ( hut-a —- - t5is r . &RIts t heir c tahlle in the I VIIIbCC1 t'-uree -- - - t ''w' r-nw urn with d tnzinait'd their utitie'. on scsen .1.1 n.1. fl Ti III) to r° i miii is "-'th Perrs Strzunoris a I one 'se I Golden had Ii li - , HF RE \ tM GET B\CFS en base raps three sun - let tt lead the 1ur- force ptas at i Stirgtll swings hard,' I- d I.kP INI'' I 140 i 14A1 uf dctnt.t. it 1fl4 uP9( WILLIAM cin on an error and Tommy W F - - qeond inning with f:ins 'inct k01 • I ii Y ItO S.mroiø Count CIVIL ACTION to n N M1-'nIa,n Poad a "tr of four-run Charles Wakefield doubled. walled Henrs Snerer was sale 11w s fliuiriIered ihurouuh the A () pLI\ off in Itiu( ItC1igutb — n the cith scoring cnw Steele doubling and sinr inL. "' lead i \iike Towers doubling and . n-iore in the sevcnln e -ec fleeting with a single Chris Frank had the onI for the winners. k hI cit the dii a d James and unifrIerenee tot the second half title SiflLhi'ul liii \luchael I ii1Ofl tripled while Ah t;nrfut! 'wr 957 'n ,',, ,, • ' C d toii* COUNTY rLoIDA ,• P,ia FICTITIOUS WAMF oir F ACIPOPI ,, eYda ' i. SI4?U?1 Ifl ' lqpne PS vg0 4?d fl Dp6Iow . SF I (0 a cI,?c ,u.t, IPJ USPf "'a''.a AJ ' Cojnt %.mri& .•.. - th HAM? - _____ c.m,r,I. Cu'itp, rL,,d. •vi a, s ctanp. AI'amonl. Spr;, That .. UUJ FR% a )r n' l'IU9P ar• ft e -. i FAP4I4r FQVICE. th •. ,h ttirked from the mound - - - Ec . t ' :. YtCTIlIOtJl NAMI i: Cufl'v, hail singles for the winners. fuse runs in th erase a 7leadb th t'Ut arid just three tcher hit st sir white Panther pIIChCIS s 1 irinin' anti Morgan t)enncy came UP w even. one-hit perforiilaflL em eame upth a big 1 ntofl ant ru ntl in the fun il txth hit a double ant s ngIc their inntngcUort. hileSt'Ott hut 1)cnne) and Tons tool all I. ar1' The tn. -7 te an gettifl (inl let ('hip (',rtry hurt the an s the \ ht)e threeuts inoer te 7.l canw uith a the - C r !) .'1OM It MAY rP,cPi Legal NotIce_ 0i!Ifibtk0 UflOUSNAMAW V c ___ JOHN FORDIIASS 1141 iit. Pógi'. If through 21, Pi,Oi t i(,i,jrus 04 StnittIq Cuunty. Florida hundied p,rcent You. and each o' you. are nQt.f.j JOHN I 014014kM INC that a su tO ivi•t 1111* l Iti moi.pv bi )000 P-pt UflIttu deScribed PrOperty Presejent bei lied against vu 6usd y Patricia Zastrow 4r required Pg sirve I (Qy of tOur answer tq fe Secretary Dated at Orlando, Flormeli. lhl% 16)11 (omplaint On the PIartIiff at tQ(fly, L W Carroll, Jr if 111 firm day t May, 1913 Publish May 75. .lun I. 5. 1%. 1973 Ot Hvrlsr. PHillq, Carrpll & King 3-6)itetI Park Avenue, Winter P'aut. DIP 110 as LUCILLE I CAIJOBLE, PI'W,i '$'d CitC. 'II the 400v* ttyle4 cause mild iou are r,qumred tq sen.q 4 SOIJv 04 ,iJur 6nswer or cileading Pu .40 i'uiiliqfl on the OttUrnq tot 'hts PeIlonqrs, DAVID L SHANNUPi SQ - Altornvv a, IJ* 5 0 Iiu* i-Nve Ssnyrn B-eati, F I 3aJ*g, '' oitadmriq *ith t' CIe,k f Cr'. Court. ernnule Count-p Cour'tsuu-, SJnPu,'tJ, Cl )71?t, i,or beforie in-i IS. II?), -I you 14i1 ig -Jo .i.*lment b-v defOult will Dv - th nIi,t sgrt n 'he Petition 0,P-iE AND 0101 RED t Saiitpnd, Seminole County, 1oruda day 04 M4y. 1 173. .5Phur P'S (tec*iwmth. Cent of Circuit Coui d, ...c.ul-m L3epot v PsaOh%fl Mjy II, 5, 7%,, CL 55 - - - - - FICTITIOuS NAME NOT ICE IS pierCe, g-.,n 'hat I engaged -ri b'mpsnea at fu IfeJ Bro ('jtr't, '-va'um ..,luj,r !n 'clt,., nai"a I ansi 'hat I iIltliuiuJ t register 54.41 'tJnq *11 thq Cvrk 04 'rt ç COurt. Seminole CObuoly. itQf'(J. n accordance with PPt pqqvi%Qfl5 04 the F it,tiU% Slatutet. TgAt Sector' Iö.5 15 FIortia Stahuhq* Man. S Raymond A Van RycKeIns Pt1DIiWI Ma, iS, June 5. S. 5%, 5973 off ice UI lh Clerk p4 trte i ('IC SITIOUS NAME P40111.1 IS fl,'1,, u-v that *, Court on or bturt June 7%tI'i. 1973, FICTItIOUS NAME A C) ill). ISeall Arthur hi BeCkwiIh. Jr Clerk at Circuit Court Su'nnole County, I btll Ut Martha V Vihitn Deputy Clerk Ave S. Sanla bar bara Dr 'we, complainl will be lasen at conScilu-nIa CnIy. luniter lPtC tI'tId lie Iituout flOt'tlr cml TIN MIS St ui Thit flotit. shall be published once and ltal 'ntriJ lu l,ai%l,( sad each week for tour COnllCutiye tame * It, lily I. tenS t tilt (itt uil In the Sanford Herald t itt, St'il,rtOle bout-,, hulor i da in Iris 23rd day of May. 591) Seal) 4C0(tiatiee with hie piOviligilt p IO.44S11SJ ri Dvs'mse-U *4 1? 97 I. boa 7PM. Lormpwopd, S.minoi, County F Iowmda etIdef the •lI -IitwQ$ %,PMIP'tQWQOD ,tmn,e p1 VET IRINARY CLINIC. And titat I torcgi%ter tourism. *tth P4W lek 04 lt Cercvt Court, SemmnpPg Allortiep for Petitioner Iii Sanlorj Allat,li Stalk Building 5-antoril. Florida 32)1) PubliSh My II. 75, June 5, Of I'll Wil S,ilin 11$ 01 1 llrIØ Slalulet $457 S t uClA S Courier Mart a ')ufiey ISitIi'.ti ".iy II II, 2S iii,' I - iv,i II I' l III fc)vs%iQnt 04 1Pm. (',iiutmou% Maine Slatcitet, To it it Section 86509 Florida Statutes 5951 S N V Roers PbIut'u May 23, June 1. 1. IS. 1973 t)EP Ui • we 7) , Cleek. CircuIt Court Seminole County. FIic$. By Maamne Depul v Clerk I'ublth May 75. Jgna I, 5, IS, 597) (if I' lI - �- - ----------- -- - - ___ - -a -- ---- - - - - - -- - - - - ----- - ___ _________ June Bustin ' Is h Wit Values On These Classified ________________________________ S 1-Cards of Thanks Good Thusgsto Eat SIDE GLANCES - by Gill Fox Help CORS'd- Toy p.ct. generous buSPiPO. 4(1 ears 17 00 Tus'say IPtu Sat S a ,n 7 n Cain Farms, sake I.tOrw-oe From Sanford go 55.5' OP £4. 'ht din 5' 15 let' n Orange Blvd it Adventure C*t1u1 rcglst on C*Iawor* Frcnt Orlando i-I 54 Ic 2nd Sanford Eli? (Five" trC,tt I -ln Memorsarn aries i-Personals -1011 and Found - Cart HD?Ctt 7-Moltis '-Good r.-Do tt :ii RABBI TS Things to Eat LIVe 0i cl'P%%ed Any fryer's s'ewrrs 3771237 Yourself duan? It. L L i\ Chsldr'PflS autgtIw' ItI!"t't '015 and ,urr,lurt kt' 0 i S v' " i cOSt • P... 011 13-Travel AgenCies -Camping Retorts fl S-Act,on Sports Instructions P0540 it 7Wee4 C-dc.:i. ,.,o,., ', i.i"'i' i1" i-'( Employment II Mate Help Wanted c-Female Help 13 Help Wanitd -____c Travel Agencies Financial &urr' Oppo'turi,t,ts - s-Loans p., slIST?. 'TRAS- EL 50 1 C' ,p'-eri: ' ...e._ -._,.. , 4.41 t.&) "THAT'S funny'! H. pr.t.nd.d not to know me and I us him on television every day" Insurance -' Rentals Rooms ' f'Ai,:f 1 AC.f.P.." 'rn. 511i11 Ds'ttcinua '.4* 4,4)5 I, ' fir Rent M&IE RCDY TO STORE Y0b PIS(R SELL st A oc. 'rrr .it-AparlmentsRent Unfurn,sPted U Apartments Rent F urns'Pied ' Rent 3 Houstt Unfurn,iP*d .3-HDu1es Rent Furnished ett*bIltPiPd BLUE POGE MIS camp ACA iCCCd.'PO Ct*a. S II 'cow I" MS 0(1370' ','- c.(V "4- 2 a." il-Møbile Homes Rent - 'S-Mob,fe Home t.ot Rent esovt '.' .a$c 1 - Hplp Wanted c Pent Property Truck Drivers. For Rent - S -Wanted to Rent Real Estate 'z. 'roe' ci' .uers Il)' ,i,i liP at's..! dti'vpn'1 t. fat cvoductt PlO ovrrtigta! rimS Mut' i'. ! - I,. L Vt sfl . aauls I elderly ('iwn room private bItt 1 '1 V PPione DriversWarehousemen 3iS 5103 all on par's c tP'rtt areas will tie liniutiC car par? tsmt Jr 0' 5' ,.e 1at,Ifaclon, is Q.I0'IflPC etut commission 37: warePiouse w?ef' anviflQ ipni-Irt 3ei1on 373 6537 rt ruirp0 $'0r'iQ pen hour E,rnl$cr' PeeCS'S Cat? £l'$ C'o*'hS +iasDpe,%mgtir • Csarre.r, Dyt•r at '17 437 7 ll E'pfen -13 tIuttial apjX' is? men' AId POriwi, Ctnlanacs. Fla t, p SQL;AL Lrr'ORTuPdsT, EM Lpf Sn'' t'z S Sat Lc10PP ?.ring '°o", _______________________- i-'ri I'd CC-''LC"u P.CE BREWER tI' i-Mobate Homes 4)-Lots and Acreage Pinebreeze Farms. 44 -Fe, mi arid Gioves :72 Property 45--Resort For Sale (Ooal Opportunity Employer Dq'llvefs' help 75 n Over Cell 1)1 74.77 on 0ppi Batacock Furniture Canelberry, rim li-Income Arid Investment Properly '-Reat Estate Wanted IACYORY ii(LP PdPeOPC C' 15? 7n0 aria 3rci 5Puft $' SCig*r hOur to sun %Sc raise in Xe dabs Regular taiWi Ihcreanef Paid hOI*0ai anø acat.cini, Miii? be ahie tO handle 50 ib bagS &ppi, ,n pr MarblrtI'e Premsi icir'. Mutactu' ing Company JufiC 1.t W't £34 ano 41, 5,pr inns Merchandise t,DMiscellaneous For Sale SI -Household Goads -&ppIsances Radio Stereo Rummage Sates 4-C,araqr IMarine Equipment se-Camping Equipment Si-Sports Equipment SI-Bicycles se-Muscat Merchandise Equipment And Supplies -Olf,c, Experienced Mechaitic 1nijr driven arid OØIiP' O,5WbtCi?5 needed I trntpOrI •sflDmoD'lrt *P.m The i.totr o rloa Mutt rii'f a good iiøt rerore and be tiI, t aU*?'tt ,jnIflf4 str,ci 03? Owner operators r.rpm, i'S hair rica cr Chevrolet, Doage &MC or 1O MIlejige a? conventional tn•ct a' ariC 1SC 1000510. tiC PTnPt %(?lt'riCfltt, b'h,! ii•,- i I, t*nI'5I1 .pW, biIg '41. Sanic%0 Sot ap 3 oo'' ni'n' -- it to t5 care ci on, P'siO in ny Piome ho houiewo'-i references reaurea Call 377 134* Ma' U! a'?er S Art Grrd!e 1t4 '.ICESY PEOPLE $54 TOish £R( AvOid CuS'OMERS o. ii t3 San$ou SoTh diCOv'C? h0* much Pat' it 5 _____________________________ mnnesing new people. masirig new OR,ZLlr1 OPERAtOR AVO54 as an trends PrCgrptivt company npe. , Representative it's east to start pencenced epni lift gpetalon Gooe Call arid c ompan v bans's us Aqipl &n(r,t$fl WOCO Products 70C vSLI7RESSES Pipasant won trig Mar i'm Ar LOflOwCtOd conditions. 94XI0 tps LunCt*Ot' __________________________ alto CflrifW'l. 134 535$ iii son Mrs Experienced Carpenters 5mt Wheel Ranch Deltona &rP*- $"4 7741 Master Hairofriser LABORERS 13-Machinery and 4_EquIpiT*flI ton &.i', 10 SPRAY b'( L1 .&.i'iPdS tSC PER isOuR TO PERSDPd i:I Ca.PdDACE DR 1 ERt PARi OR CALl. C $3a 1D rRECTiONS R W COtLIP4S Tools Rent g--P,ts and Supplits a-Horses ,7-_Liv5tOCk and Poultry iI-Wanted DIESEL MECM4PilC Cong company recas ci C*fsenceiC diripi mechanic Ice heid up it Go p.,. and company lieneS ¶1 Apple &flP5'ICW *000 'N Mint' A, 'uy to si-Stamps Cons 70-Swap and T ra ?I-Antiques -'' 73-Auction - Transportation - - -- - - FOREMAN -- - is_Campers Travel TniilerS 7- Auto Repairs ______________________ Parts Accs5OrItS -Jun rcsI,s1 c*nator, and rnasw's'v bO' ,q day wo" Day---13' Mi tot Dm ii" E ri -131 Ca's Removed ri-Motrcytle's e-T ,ucks and Trailers (eI [ k! (sprr.criLec in Dsl1 up 'I (iiflQ kOO(RS 4.l5 '1 .PERS C'ci*agri appI in .c)n 't IID Rocwsng Coipar,, I .i .) f i zi C s.nIt,qni b-tiutO% fDt SiIt 1 - - - Et Per encea men rceoe: Ap; a' Winc Ccantruct,on CcporausDn Pdcyt' a l4'a, .34 Lc$gwoo Personals LABORERS C)i(•t s 4.'' c.scçf' ci per! rr' Oar $vi aria ¶.nd flint Fern oi 30 alt ASIFDCtI 1'c'5, 37730 Call 134 PS 'A.RIAGES PERIORM€D ti5 uC)Iiti 34 tr3 P i:'turrs mci pDØ R I '0 •iiii5'? Springs Th 4'Y ii dai'rg trouDle come r appi - _______________________ I. :ir *an'ed Mcr tPt Fri G.ola ,.rv to R a venisOn oo Mari.ha iv Rd 373 Au' Call : TROIJIII. I iii I iSi. t41 ?C'' IC) piZ, . it L.il'i r $ i-i I . I. iS • PS 4. k '. t P. I l.5ftt[ ' .; t.11,t,0I, (i AreVt'i't .i Can Help liOfl4 £73 £547 rP 0 Sot i13 .r.i'd FIo'.a. - - DiAL AOvOTlOPd 37" IC1C' - . &.pC)fi • iS i": Crt!ru'sDn CC i'V'Y. Pri ScOt C)$ Pl*p £34 LonQ*c'OO PAR? TiME Re' ret o wcini onto., per *rri V rabbit Pfocesnc plan? 377 1737 IC) won in saliage ra'd WII I*ed CPautftUI1 ltt Rails? I Soits 7734 Orlwioo Dt ?Ai' 'C) trip inStill blu't.flum ia.n; •l lrncr prrirPd Dul "'t' 777 7453 •$t. C WOES ER S Painter E,pei'iente'donlv R,i,.t, 3375 Mm tD *aih ca's aria mintin Oat *eIS .gu lalani Mr s-a, 373 1730 k',atu1• iflap to ot vt •ruci. L it' •' Ufli0 materi*1, ad ,arø 4* it weel Es tItflt fringe t*fif4cti App' •n LI Sufisip Tan oog bacI liii P'W •ttpc I a n to lco4lys A'Thef'i to "Legs". Grove Marr b-saers 'D 1tciC$ List Reward 337 7411. Drive area SansorO , , _________________________ Child Care IIEiS 54 TOvSPd * Cavalier Motor Inn * 3700U S tiP? Daly ltPangvig) ,ichoo Ipeta vrryth irig 51 33 $1 Caviler 5.5 Menu use S.'ggesi.ons iv0f oft Sandwich & Salad Bar. HomtmiOe Soup Os _______________-- a'd •ssemblers ('sperefIced w-ridfrl trastOri'niPrs 50 peope ?lfCdeJ 5511 trAinees C,00st Seminole - - YrutS DiverS wi' Florida EMP..O"ER chau*feu"sllc,flirar'sdFuei Man (- ci(rl.on tO 'rin at • Ciii 174 7*1* cp inStructor ______________________________ ;" t,tr'sS.cinPl mniait "cut earning ppteni'.at Call 37) tairl, r Wbfl'tC tOni, ?eifl '30 ''i.arIf' WocCand Cosmef.' per priced with cattle arid $ai'i .sD'i 'Omi-, Dl C.cnrs Il F mac S inert Perniinirl on ic 5,001 buS n oule Son OlDie WrIt ton snUrmation P s LIt uP 0 'ersa;. •r ,a'O wcy 'iii. e i' Ru' a Smith RI 3 Sos A4$. Sroos,,'sii, Fla • 33312 - Male 20 Dependable man id- lumber ,iid wo'b and trgi driving. App is 3t0 5" , Sanford Female - - - - - ---, _ - - - 1 • ', - at - r riJi, June's 1, l?/ I I hi' r,,t?rrql Ilritici - - , - - - -- - - -I- - - - - SF3 - Ad to out rapil QrffiitPc W Put immediate ôpenrigs ,- iiert, am b;tio,s iI'sd.v'dullt tO Chin a qe approach t the car buyiriQ Csibi'c 140 es p .ecp necessary AciD's it GRINDLE WHEEL RANCH "' Direclor 'ri's 's r,'s,,-r's.tlr jsdnin;lta' it wiCt u&,Pt's %C)"s work in ac miniStering Ire county rules aria regulations 9OvPf'niflQ regulation cat publiC water arid sewerage tyi'ems arid assuring compteanc, tO ttt, ippi cable laws S nctwled;r tat Civil cn;inr'rnmng as reaiea tC UiltieS nequed Graduation tro"approved college ufllver3t, w" 15 C's rnaOt courst wOrk engineering, buSineSS ac ministration on a related fe' OtsrabW Salir, range $11 DX- 'r $1' 530 * * *New WELDER At hit vCa% r.pe'ercCt -. ...n aIa,c aA Thl5 NEWSPAPER does bnuwsngly accept i"IELP WANTED ADS 'hat preference ridicale a based it's age ft OrTi Cr11 pIyert covered by tlat AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT tiCT Mue in?urm$tIpo ma, be tne'd form the Wage Hour offIce at Rm 309. Or larido Prof CIt 77 W Lake beôuty Dr.. P 0 Baa &,'s24 t. Orlando. Flu 37536, teleg*iunC 741 4173 OL't -- -- --________________ - - - - - -- - Poition* - -- - GrpenPo,sC worker war,'co var.,s ntis a, a , latle nIluang potting 7 30S 'i day wtfS OPOS Ufltd Piorlitulture ApopOsm Ui 7722, ttt 15* Fil t'e p'et kitten Htl someone cspar'erlCca in Salad li mating arid tang Apply pertom Orily. Holiday HOuW. 3,3(1 _. _________ _. - Small tPl'eC root' apartment ton couple Oflly Plo pets Call after I 3775507 a'' is t Th __ _______V_ 1 m . This UNLESS YOU WANT a sharp 3 len, belt, mr bedroom well cgupped kilt ICr! orIti hg ;hd pretly yOrtu for 5)07(5) 1 'sr'llenI financngav0ilible ltttis 5 rip 'ii 1.4 e-mlm ,nhl n..& M ede I Inc. Real (or Ph 373 6372, 37) 670?, 641 5c' Apblmefll Lease Adu,!5 Ol Phone 373 15)0 A54 MO PAR?!. I 7 Bearoc,rt' ult park;. Tralers & .5pi; 7 t 17 Iam.15 pa"s's 3315 P1w San?ciro 773 11)0 Day. 55k S-c' - _________________________ 74.21 ki',l i tart I tii'lr II!, 7 baIl hortIr sirig ..ac pit lhr (itUliiI Oi- li r gOtage Site? lCo(if ',.irt 511003 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Ranch Type t,IlPi% (Cliii ii tirit 1 li ti'S it 'V Sl)'( (It)'. l ,'j ii, -- i'i'm'rtd to large tanil y- r isuiii us It Hantwetl Ast lath homes ready for occupant 2 blocks West of flahjiriin Jo. % Restaurant on Bniarcltf St OtiCfl I S p m weekdays 5. Sunday's Ph Onlsndo 799 2016 7514 S French Ave Days 372 7712 JIM HUNT REALTY 2574 Park Drive 377 2111 After hours 322 9254. 372 399%, 377 0641 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO 660 1791. DeBaryôo* 46*5 BROKERS The lime Tesled 1cm I7QPI Park Aye ,%. StopUm Gardens CLIFF JORDAN i3 5lvO l.t&3R.d,o.m Aol's tr.In 11)0 INCOME AT HOME ZONED COMMERCIAL LAKE MARY Block home with central Belt & air, 2 very large bedrooms, dIning room, II' a 20' livIng room, SI? chen I bath, wall to wall carpet also stove, refrigerator and drapes At Pcesent 2 eatra rooms with private entrance beIng used for beauty shop and flail Shop Coutd be uSed for other lypes f mill liti,fleS's (.dll Bud Elmer Bakalla , Inc. Realtor *3-1 7*67 Fern Park dineling. cocirOrsating arsupervising !tt htvitctS 04 tiulding oepanimenl Gnadua' lf'01 apprOved c011ege 1)flvPi1 a w-!P' decree engineering. construction er's nieenin; science, or a relate: field sejpplennenld by a lpa'st fit years progrenvel, responi be rio tipSIly diversIfied e.per 'ene la.ni; Co' t in oil phases 51n ucilofi and riper rice ri citort ing building coats. a an eQs valent ccirnt'riat q. training arid raperefice 5'ab', rang, 513 JX 'ci $1.5'X' 5'TA'TE RETIREMEPIT PLAP, PAID P,OSPITALIZA1'iO5, vACA'lOPl APID SICs LEAoL 51540 4.PPLICAIOPI APIDOP RESUME 'TO Rood 1 ' - - - Lifestyles - Air Conditionig - Cs-"A 4. I"' 1t CC)t'ri 'Y ' ' FIt' I'N' "; c'' ' '' 7' ' - _________________________SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE All appI iricet repa 'tea 3724131 I, , ' "C',7I i. • I t'': - " ' C .r -' I .,,, - - - S LA?4DSCAPING ' , ' ' .' ..,rptn,lr , :. i, 4.5, 51 i _______- _- . 2a5'selberny GREGORY MOBIlE HOMES 500 FrenchAve 37)5700 3603 Orlando Dr 373 5500 13 - 5arjç,dlewood V111a5 CONDOMINIUMS rt5s-,s,3fii Piriuin ii",irU rig .it SUPPI 1&2 - - L riumulng - 3 •, - !"all repairs Also - ' 1',fltd and removed 0 0 ru-v,1 100$ * Is? St 772 02)5 D it.. f-.)' D.* i - '• l I ' i ,rr, it • 'r -: " t rv, nt, cr 1 eater'r "-cars. 'Oof painlpd, free horue's, rspO'rnc ,'stmm.?ei 37) C/ti Lentrai FlOra 4 Home' Im OtOvfTtfltS Painting lflftfiDl'OnVi Esfenior. Rqjsdenfial and Corn rnercmal. 723 4044 PITCl1EPdA54DBATHPOOMCABI •ii I5 Formuca t,p-'s, s.rk's, pert 'nwallol.on fl 53 - llOAirport Blvd,0 Sanford - tn S. /'lu il & •'( ,f 11ii, .5. t' J77 7'/5 3 f's', 5cr W e..° " I? 1 4 .euuui9 MOSSIE C BATIiMAN Rri,j Weal Ittrtc liroker 95 177 7611 831-2442 Planth±ionVillage Quite simp y t e inest a U t mo i e home park in America today. Close to WELLS 01411110 PUMPS SPRINSLER SYSTEMS Allfypri and tiles We re-par and service 511541 MACHINE I SUPPLYCO 4 , 41 Real Estate Wanted Have Cash bu,er's for ul1Jer tiu'nt need of repairs 3 ewing - Beautiful Country lot, off Oakway 1)5 i 105 FbntlStmc investment 5)695 cash 377 1903, 29) 5*70 Open Every Afternoon lIPi)5t*;rtcalt&.n0! # Paula Hamilton, Realtr. 64$ 7270 95% Financing No closing costs Washer & Dryer gac ' dewIng "li .l 2nd St ', i s s.t. tcintràtto,t 37364)2 n -l1jtt Plans and 1"P Painting. sntpnmon I raterlor. Small DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING '' ?P'd pir On honestestimofe CI H 3 and larger, pumps, sprinklers a ,. '. or 35 3 4) • Pauntrig. 373 6954 .aIer (t'ruj.tioneis 377 4610 r,4's 1 - ',.'p" I '.'n mad. s'een rooms, Ca 'i t YOp r.r,nir'ar%Ilp , in-at's 111CM ALUPl54lJ,'. S :. 1IRICATIOPI, 773 1i75 - June occupancy ,,- - - "5 Pirr.r report all S ,p's 1.150 muir, r,nt I i,.?, i-Itt si'r tif''t 11(i.t.5 P t, 3?) I12 - bedrooms $18,500 & $24,500 DeBARY Lakefront, beautiful lot with traIler almost new, assume after cashdown payment Call Sue 27 Acres, Plymouth 3 10 mm oIl 441 $2,500 an acre. Call MANN T'MANN, Realtor, 670 3333 ti-nt-rip a tioolts&Mlrine EquIpment Phi-droplan. I-n soP. Welp fled, complete. $73 327 7571 Sleeping Lounge $20 Ph 661 4111 Black & white TV, buy for parts $10. recliner $17, rocker 510, Misc 11 Pd Ecluemon Ave ,Winter Sprsngs P? 323 5413 2 Piece highbacli Spanish group Black vinyl wilh red accent, $150 Very nice $30 5211 _________ Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your (fl's inspection AT tuJ THE FOREST 1, Toka lnt.,stoti I cost to ft. Lake Ma,y itIl. G.s oH end go right on osest is on you' lift. a m4. hem the east. Open on wsekdoyi f,.m noon till 6. Vislfors wiIc*m. ll '-'-'// ',OR(5T Used V, gum cleaners, 53 and up Sales. Service and Repair THE BISON CO. 78)9 S S French Ave. Sanford Open 9 7. 6 days 37? 1117 "cINMoRE WASHER, part'., 'senvics', used machines MOONEY APPLIANCEs, 323 P 1A i - -- ,- -p ip45 t.oihr. 4 ilcy,r *edIr It)? IN nra' 3714703 40 (.10 11$ ru .15 £ spe'Ad. .'#w $n, lne, 31ST? 1W Coniec, 37) 477%) Fni's'y tsmn.r i, .sg !h on .lV ear Fyiv an •,,c.ltenf i,S5rp sf.ppi ef 437 1703 f -, tO RicW Pitr'o'.' ,stn'n, - - $7/WI 77's5.s? e 71iw'ir .' nrv11t.f,airiq, 'yin'? 'xl'?-' ii' fill) 'J'slty Av ra,'si.ri 'II //,nyw', Pt 6pm" Coup '' /.q?rt4, /l Sedan /')WsA,sgen Fasttyrw - 1937 WIIII; ,ii r'iS) ,4'er • S '1 - ________________ /1. bring rash trim oegl lint' V UI. P DEC ORA TOPS rolled, _____ !PJ ill?, LOflQ*oOd - lIp - 1') Ylrinq Ma" I r/4 (oh't 131*55 pp $tj5 s sliflO C-s 555,59 p m 37331,17 1i30 trim? s orin '0 0l.1')e -.-'i,"u'-.' l) ,5i$ I.'.' ' 5 - NoCathDown - - - 4* Mustang naCi-tIno. Only 1)051 4* FocI Pick up truCk, Only $I1') DFALFP AU1'OSALF 17 97 17) 1)/1 Auction 75 5 -41 - - - UudTd front-wheel drive ' NA114'i'I(. ARRASIC.ID 5'. 7 hr yjIer S.wlsn ii'. Gal,. 559% '. Ford Srotr',n fligon, apr. Cr1, Swap and Trade - & a 'Oi • I' 1570 Flbergla's;. Deep V Cutid, cAbin, 71 tl inboard outboard l tSP Merc • lull Canvas loeded -- ----i,i,U iUW user P•VflPflTi ) pm tpm 3735165 t%OA I TOPS, mad, & rep0ired, vinyl or (diflyil% An,?rne. Brine s li5o,al I op's. 617 6751 Iieay3nlpIp Camping Equipment Cmpng equipment, U r'sarnue it, e have it! Govt surplus galore Surplus World 116)1 1 H*y 50 771 0364 60 af 7PM 3 56 44 Chrysler, p sr.ervtg, p heaVe-s fur conditon. 522% IJ?iI.I-i 'rell., Paw 4ly i.raj sPsm'tn.* .. i• i 2 "- 1 '" 'u ' 4 II) fl1 i( AIJ7 I 1054 tiP4*y tis. WOIISOPI MARINE 7377 l'lwy II 13 Optn daily. 9 3 Ne buy on toll nra per eon t'l$iSP$'J,id (orni'gnmmi*rs r,elnninrte 17? )))9 SAPIFORT, AU( 11051 t4r,j I? 77 ¶anfo.- it '. v for accn'ls receivable and payroll, 5100 Can be 'seen at Sanford ISc no Id Travel I/PD (t'i"- C).r)n P/rt!r i-enr. 14 e.celi.nf 10,4,1CM, lOw mileage $7030 (all fl2lSjl 1irIc~J"v 0 "r IS' Camper Trailer. Sf0-a. refriqera?or. t350 TOOl O4h lets $$$ Pipol A 'location Travei Tr*.I.r Sprite II', sleeps 4. gss lgPIts Strive, lu'msace, pull .ts rIch I Day rve.kp'd $70 F,li ai'ek, 1.1$ TI-SE SPORTS SHOP 5.,nford Plaza, 373 5420 accept trades New florId Trivet, H*y I/ 97, 54 Fern Park (a nile Pd of Dog Tnac; Eli I 5!r Craft camper 'sleP0i 'sit, t?- a roccn 7' p. ice boa add a bunkS. 327 6956, 377 II)? 56540 FILL FOP SALE. WE WILL DI'LIVEW Call 377 5779 64 /6 p2888 L 1'I (,r c "su, Li.ldd 72 PINTO - 73 EL CAMINu 1 888 Aj?omjt,., ,tr 0% 'lIsa,' TIl.d $4433 TrtacV AutOrflfIC, Sir T'oo'r '4*er TitI,4 73 CHEvY 73 CHEVY VA 70 MAZDA 3988 &. C,li) AutomatIc hr Law Miles 0" it.st4ry 51,indls'd, Law M.l,a $ 34318 $1783 -- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE I? Volt Agt Batter-es $11 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1104 Sanford Avenue Pets and Supplies FREE 2 adorable puppies, v.t,te and black Ph 32) 6244 after 5 72 CHEVY ________-17 65 Auto Repairs Parts. AccessorIes Equipment for Rent SA LE$ $ $ 72 £73 TOYOTA CORONA LEASE CARS - FULLY LOADED, LOW MILEAGE, LOW, LOW PRICE OF 'self COfllalned. eacellent con only 51193 T,rrni We 312 5179 '5 ApacS. Tent Camper i on moor" gqod Condition, $375 Call after 17 3770179 Machinery and Tools tOlO ) 0 Dozer. $1,500 W 9 Case 1 nader 7i yard, $7,500 . rind C.onrrootj drag Ine 57.500 All n i)e)otj condition 607 Lemon Street • TraIler', 4.5 Smoe'y lFlt triyll Irailer, Sully 63 m Campers - NCR 160 desk model posting machine wilh Stand. Programmed Sea a f1Iy.yy, /5 Jeepsrsortbed,2moi old. 540 37?'r 3051 Of (ice EquIpment & SupplIes '.' . I • . -a 1,t*, Dull U J11. 1Iw, 1144 ' Fi,ri I'i-y Junk Cars Removed -' - 6r.ondone.J -,inr,Jnted uflt t..,uIed ei*.l fc,' Co-it 510 tnianUo 7'45 6 7 / 4 ,ir', me Mumbo Automiti, A r RI. Law Miloaqe OVER 30 PRE-OWNED TOYOTAS TO CHOOSE FROMI a • pm Boarding Kennels, 377 5752 Smooth Fot Tern ier5, AKC, 3 males, black on r,l'ile, Show Quality 6 *55 old 665 5611 Sit tat healthy. beautifully marked puppIes, ill American breed. i wit old FREE to go home I males, 7 females Choose one now. take home Ittit we'Send Pls $34 3900 after S p ri . Motorc'icles - 1)4.7 Yamvana 3513 A,?Pi wndVt clii 344 5304 after S . 1971 BSA $50 CC. good corid-t 59(1) 3220)15 on 32) 1124 ' . S ci-- I ill INTRODUCING..... 06fl FREIGHT DAMAGED Entrnpr; C:nlinuous clean els'ctrlc 34) range in avocado. reg $706 S,l(' Price $169 Dick's Appliance Sales & Service. 2817 S. French 377 7650 KIRBY VACUUM I re liurite Demorattral iota's Cleaning IShampooing Ph 373 6591 107W 77th 51 Good reconditioned washers dryers, and refrlgeralorst Free delivery, warranty WHITESIDE APPLIANCES 6117*1% EFPEiGEWATOR t- XCELLENT CONDITION MORNINGS 327 500% 5iI,l(0 Ii Cu ft refrigerator, very good condition, 90 day wanranly 1,1. lulomalic ws's'stier, completely rebuilt, 90 day warranty Dick's Appliance Sate's & Service. 26)7 S I truth A,,' 172 p855 oo Horses Regi's?erej Quarterhorsii for Sale 337 2016 Soulh Old Monroe Road GRAND OPENING SPECIALS at the Equestrian. Hunt Bridle *ith 0?. $11 IS. Sar'rIs Curry Comb. ofc Sat Only 57 W Broadway, Outiedo, Flu Ph 365 Clii 69 ... Stamps Coins hi lii, list Sri! J.JiJ on 5It' CO 's or'tôt us tr st 'Sr (1150 but Ii,, silver (Oufl$ SEMINOLE COIN C(NTEM 109W Is?. 323 1331 Many proof sets on tp,cal Stop 0, and tee us ml our new locat rn toni- s Coins, 124 1 Morse SI,.) Winttr Park, Ps 615 5334 Warded tQ buy -Gold conS. SlIm cons Civil war arttacts uru World War II itemS I-4.I3tesl possible prices THRIE SEAS 104 Canton Lie - Winter Park I'ti 815 lOIS Here's "The Thing's! A Volkswagen that can be many things to you! Use if for Recreation, for Fun, for Business, on the road or off the road! Built with rugged design thars already proven its worth in endurance rallies! ITS A CAR YOU CAN MAKE INTO ANYTHING YOU LIKE! Take the off! Slide the windows out! Fold the windshield over! Its a personctl car that can go anywhere! With all the things you've come to expect from a VW! doors Ma Blvd // II JLOBLAP100 Laki Mary Soulsvø,tf, hi tO till 3:30, $undoy horn vn'I -'u"l fl"a 5 '1' Test dnve -. - ' ""'" CP.51Ile 55 7 l.u'tm'y a e. mags nv Piet. V0 IN t'ifus T77 411)4) Onrirt -I', IPti ciass,fed adil - Ill') Plymsyo,,tPs Fury I 115 14.51 over psyrnenifi niw'nQ I Psi fl7 1554 57$ POlO Planning a garage 5le frsrgtf to *dvihr$i5 it F? 't a"irinI Rr,i'oir .-t'. n"-ni 'ri S))S IN 'enter, 1734703 F()RPIITUPE tAP,TICDIJF-. Vrp r,ohIar r'o-ti AIIlltIft'i% I ndy PIt. , / 31) pm A A A I huSh TURF 5. AUCIIOPI - -- /') ,lm$)O (,'i'. I *ped ,,l,' "1"s ii" on.sj 'odin. Pt.ater IIPC itO-u' 5774$ SI4BLLBY USBO CII' POt Frn'si Ava, 377 7944 - ' ia 3737735 /0 44 'ttryjlsr Slew "inter, auto 'r,rs os Ph f.trl0r 41,, 5444. /N 'eater 1776704) Tu'y',yi$a 51 Salon Omtsun 04 P ci uP tyyyt'sfa 4') 5i'slitfl Inlks*,g.o'. 5? 5t,g /nlkt*ag.n - u P ew p Iji'I OFAI FR hOwl '797,17) 17$ lu,triuit,tø .,,.iselIonefi,,S Sell Son ic pwn'er'l 'ri nsignv'nci'il FrC0 pIrk .,. "-inlet's Sptt,rdly PlgP't , '.untmt1 7170 buy 377 4')90 Oltv' 5 Inhnson (elI 172 4/75 Dachshunds, minIature, AKC pl,ipS. 5*0, Animal Haven Grooming & Appliances ' I cR -- BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC Ti,,) ,,5-',,i. NOW TWO LOCATIONS SANFORD 3319 Hwy 17-97 South SarUord Ph 737 535 Orlando Ph. 6443014 1 - DELANO Hwy 17-93 S. Truck S OsLand Ph -- - - 41 C'int-,' ',i',P ttj Slew etIs'll51'!t enrol,! on, stEw piiht iOb, 541/F 'AS __________________________________ ___ - Sale Small Cars Pie*I Ptalf ton pick up ?t',,d'k, 1?0 modal, air IOt'sdu?Ofl*l .5411 Iral. 1361 CadilIisc 373 0431 afTer 3 - Piano, 5103 - LOCH ARBOR two building lots,?) fmuil trees, fence. 510.000 531 0176 Pet Care O'n.ng nit - burns Avenue, Country Club HeighIS, Hwy IS A I mile south SeminOle Junior College 337 7155 TO ______________________ Room aoc t.on Lots and Acreage I ol nChdy for a home, phvCd street, all utilities, plus well $2995 CasP Ai%P4 Ci 'lI SPEC IAL ISIS P[SIOEP4TI'.LYEAR AROUND ((.5,1 IiA( IS AVAIl ABLE. 373 7372 - i'isCap-g S.'a'ntnant Corn "i-'r al & Re'sidflti*l ldF4.Y)POAPLFI CHARLES III. LOlL 37) 4*75 -.CO,IH R aoa. paii,i' a typO'S CI •npO-ntry ifl$efsçe, F Vtii'Qf', Rea1o%abIp 3734547 kiln dealer 10 S CItise0 TP,urso.v I Sunday 377 7131 -rpr 'TED SIAPSOS Classes Oa, c, CvtfliflgS C,neq-nwar, supplies & gifts 757 W kIw' 431 13-4 2727 - MobIle Home Bank Repossessions 15 10 choose from 531-7373Dialer ___________________________ .- S CEPAPI'ICS. Suppl'r's. .,[)P,Ik SCERAMICS Gr,,nwa',l Fr rig Clean and Sharp. $2' wide, 7 bedroom, central air, $3300 Owner, 323 2*79 evenIngs. l'4.IPst.iAs'E P D'%gni IruStOl c-f ro.n 5'si1..5 .,r,'I nt-iI'.'' u'in API r,ti ;.ir 174 -t.BTREE,3234Sof i-4 I, 1' Ctia'-C's 4' 1 Ct--try A.r S."1'3 3'-) Cr541 REALTORS Mobile Homes I? (04I-7U.2121 (o4)..7.24g ' ,. lire ''c't,' 1 ' ' ,, A CLASSirIEDAD '.0.'. .5 DISHWASHER, CARPETS * Outdoor Services * - '-'av' sell it f'st arc ilSi t't'u'r's to - INC. - Household Goods SI FROM 529S$OO INCLUDING I.OT Providence Bid., DeItona Rok'rt.s & Glilliall - Any and everything neabonibI, Leisure vlortu f'r S ( lob 540tn3e. 5)' (tar y localpO b.t' nil prwer li1011 - 24 I-lOut Set vice Call 172 7190 CENTRAL HEATS. AIR s PCI, CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE VAS. SI WILSON MAIEW FURNITURE boy SCIl lr,tde lit 3151 1 irs? 0? 312 Still S 2 CAR GARAGE S DISPOSAL. RANGE ___________________________________ C eralnics AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR 2 S. 3 BDRM., 2 BATH 1911 Hwy $7 97 Open Sat 1. Sun 9 S (nil $31 9550 $31 7920 $7,503 CailBart Real Estate Qe? LivIng" ' imgaion 373 1751 AGE 2 OR OVER 322-2611 by CAFCO BUILDERS, INC. Oød)cibs Ccrr"- n,c al Me'sdent al I 're I 'st.,t"s 72) 5955 AdditsoniS, Rooms arid 'trjt.' L.LDOZERAOP' ta'ni , ,"s ci,' pr' a', ttpn 3 p ri or Spates Available a IowC.OstcIats,f.edad' tp.,,ld"iQ ii and take your pick. 5)3,503, $12,503 Lawn Service - '- ' iw - B Li DOY S - 0'.'E iPI'PROVEP.'EPETS Small ,JcjjtWanleO )72 133$. 'Lake Mary , Buildinas • '0' 5 Paint up, FIi up, bring your brush .r --------- '' ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONG WOOD - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - ' ''' - a I BuyIN(; * Maitland Flea Mart * 3 Twin beds 1 double bed, Complete. refrigerator, cedar cheSt, baby cradle and dressing table Ph 372 loll Hurry -__ Home Improvements 't:.. 1,' 5.5,0-!. IS 5i 5,1.4 's F c - IVUt1NJ '' Glass.Mirrors /5 ueaut " Care • AS IF TIlE IP)SS WERE 'k IL__t__ '1'..Liii '.ASS&PAlbdl'CQ ° 'cst - l''., (o'#".. 7 'm' ' ' ''''' .•- . "BUILT FOR YOU 4 Walker Realty 372 6.457 After 3, Ph 3727111 _______________________ '.0 LONGE P uSED CAMPIP,Ii, SUNDAY DELIVERY 1 5c,lsi Seminole 5pry Struts. spec.alzsrig in Or,eall teituret Pt 377 5335 ____________________- -- ____ rL... Atfic Insulations ci 's i 'pr's '.trt!hi 1,f'r': cl r addIc-ris iardierItr s. Also 'iasonry work, all tppet Frc estemutet 37215*1 ' Johnny 4 ____________________________ ____________________________ •' ' " ' LP.(.L - Bulldozing Earn You, Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week - Sitone yOu decide SEE P Roof repairs. all types Al.,m,nZpd Cost nickels mere b-st Peplinement of rQtte'Ø fb(iô & c,'a's'; galvanized by (Ii Free Caves Rerof specealty Call 372 Es!'mete SENTRY FENCE IX rice 7733 ton appointment _____________________________ estimate? t,i BOYS AND GIRLS -- Home Improvements Cal) FENCE *000.CPa'alini Free estimate's 373 7731 - Errr Cc"-a, 2573 Pan Dr vi 372 134.2 In (S'F CYF P - - " i-iC(l's' it #.n ChIP t 051' ?y t*tt 'st"iile Call 33 .SsER FENCE COYP4.',Y .. f,l' rPGE AppI aCe's i'' The IlrraI(I - Fencing 01.',' . : ' .: Appliances Real Islet, A Comp' GinOIT* Better L'v°n Published Every Sunday iso bedroom. I bath, Central air and heat, large liv room, large kitchen famIly room, buyerS only 516.300 373 1167 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - CASSELBERR Y C A Wi-IIDDON SR . OROSER 11154 Pink. Sanford 373 5991. Night's. 323 1167 * * Choir. Sofa and Ottoman, modern upholstered, two walnut step tubleS. lamps. live piece drum set, Electric typewriter, two patIo chairs and lounge 309 E Crystal Drive. I orh Arbor 37? IllS Modernizing your home? Sell no longer needed but useful Items with a classified ad Days. 322 6173 Night's 377 7352. 377 5.414 Wan?'s reel ,s?at, sales people who wan? to learn how to Iltl and tell If you arc new, or have been licensed fur years. we have office and location where people come to us Ample parking, floor and open house time 25 Pc? listing, SO pct sellIng COmmiSsion Gafage Sal. I lEmnily, Bargains galore low Seing prices ,nunhun,e, 1 ti p ta't?idsavtl lithitig U'On , hr $ril5lenI, r'•Or lope recorder, upr gM Ire,,.,, (linIng table ostIl', I.I and I ChoirS, fanS, uploItteny, drape fabrIcs. aquarium, linens. dishes, silverware, ktchtn wane, ap pliancet, Inks knack;, mituth tO mention Jun. I, 71 lrd, 9 tot, 1? Catalina On , 55 4% -vonverfib'. 7 o'ea44 pain' Boy 7P'-i 'v'" 57')'? 'IN Cent.'. 377 Pill F' / -#,r)nJt)% flA - Walnut Stereo ce 5 I M lip? lip' bioS up I cross ''en '.pi','ikm'n Sold new for 5759 95. pu balance 04 $131 Q I'. piymenls 04 $9 95 .977 rnde; ,ilh warron' Call credit t,u iraqt'r 377 III I or evenings, $31 Ill/i on see al Sanford Sewing I 'nit,, Downtown. 3137 1 lsl SI hI usad Ii,rr's,fi,re, appliances ij,' i yin ioi items aiis, pIn u tm .i - S Mom? 71% Sontorm? Are Sale; ,i5iu WI At, ESTATE. QEALTOR Geneva 411 :1 Cll , flIIf '' Graqci Rummage - 46 r,iron, D',ø I 703P, ely, et'an, i54t'ilaqul $5149? 19)5 PP 7fl $S)9 M"t'i'°) Lark Pins Si 'timid inspert on slirisor mit CAStS lHllfl 'd' - P10's quaimly 3 twuuxIm, 1 CORBE11' - I?'. $7450 I'ennc,e5l II' por l,tiii' 5110* Mognavo. fIo' ''' 'f" I 21 )e • I it.,.-tui 65,5 I 5.A Slrrep, '.-sit'o '.1' i iuiy Stutiabaisef - 1 dIv ro'trr (florgO's on MW portable SANS OWL) i,-, Iwo bi1(li sin, tr rite hortir Or 51111111 It ,sc Hi ii it' Slide intl IrI 1rpm-s • Televisions flt'atlnu1",.p, A, " s Chats S Ills (,qhl I$')I)i'i Wanted to 'l'i..'I-, Ti' , m 17) . , '' Alit ps (or n)RhI-itT?, Ca's'1', ,,A,,rFr, Tip prir 05 .iS'l 5'', SPy '"WI'S t 'It' 41451)4 O'/'n?er Prp fri rvlcl'I!I SF f, $75 141' t1t tuill Ii. I ui-sIlo' t g tog tes.g•nt A 'u' i''" I olin' r I 5' I 0i nt 1 It S ''i 'It. it It 0(3 31154 Oak, Sanfoi'cl 1/7 174 (lilY, 313 045!, eve Willy. 377 1)01 2610 Hiawatha Av ill? 92 ________ month, 6 mnos lease Phone 377 704' a!'rr SIlls l'l.nil liii SANFORD REALTY i 1 L c"! tt'trit .rud tIM '!I'i sc'n'plrt.nQ I new 3 be0rc'11" mes with's ganage, ii, and carpeting Lcxuled Ott .5 quut ;tres't with like breezes Walk to 'stoponQ and tC'Cl5 c'ri $77100 3 Singer ZigZag I 11.01 ooi,i I , bulb, entm ol heat .1,1(1 Olt OfldiliOflesl (arpoleti, icimner 10? payment; 514.011 t'tonlflly Atsum. balance mon lsJige and POt equity SwimmIng Pool - • -tent, and Al niost Net, Honie Payton BE ST VALUE! 11 - ---- County $8900 , ill.. • Scil , Sin A Wesi At rtrtS ttom ', ,itrarul Ocl,nitn flog track $11 "'I -- - -- 3 BR, I bath, air, WW canpet. tin(.d (iii. hsr%, rug. 9.17 Vi15t eIlrpni.,; PP 137 7046 Soulh yard. near all Schools, hospiLal, huh f,?.ui,c(tp Woril I '155 1 Fri San larido Spga area U)) 5010 II ssi answer tall Si) Q0l - 5)9 5(1) SOritsid'S SOles L IO,Ir itulliftif' I Sling Agrii M * Dawg Patch Flea Ma* '.4 IN 54-pg. 'las's, reiy 1mm 'or mart n'sa,f on ;Wi /n ra's Tn 4700 It/I '/ - IV RadIo Stereo P. Il,mlrp. Wulpr Pills F AIRWAY Hi AlA T'IIAPMA( V --- SIt $41) I'' I/I Ilki Shape Tat,Iet; I 116 5, 6 5', ii t , i,•yirlOraOl. 1 0111 4 ledroorta;. I and 7 halhs, slat hug iseir Call 322 2420 Anytime - Avø ,rpi Ill. i 11,11 cxliii, '' g baths. I It 1st. tIrilag, witla k ,t,t'i osl $19 5(53 fin ,W,,nr - _____________________________ -- -, a") t?rid)" (o'ar,ar / I autOmate '5dm 50*' 5171 tf trado 444 / --: Refrigerator, GE ----- -------$ ne weight r,Ill P4ev, * New Homes* l.PrI,la,I m ...,,. -- Applinpç I, ) I lall Realty Realtor, 5114 Spanish 2 Story THIS I ChIlE OtOROOSt li b011 tome wlh I lInda room, cttn link ftnts'. ,OrI7tliflU, tø,ml tuning room Aflti many Olbi, eslra; for 575(5(57 s,.' II u'st hair 'I You'll tim 'c' to 'sp 5 to' ;t7 7 _ 561)1)1 5: riJ(lIl'Sfr PIT P1,11? S fledmnottt I', P01115, trnlly sun,', W.tI.cn Woo,, Saw. Al he (tint ne mon. slouhlp cam tmtl ((I, rat WeSt., n Shop, I / ID, I trill' work;hop, fenced. thde. 134 *03 5 at t)eflan Iii .110,11 lens tRY (IS YOU LI I IYF 51% Munit, ut Jut. nnly Intl., Inc r,I.nin, lal.., røg 14 53 gal 5? 70 gal r 151 line pall, we 323 urn ffle. II C 1)1 PaInts, 504 5 '.rcilonsf 117 6503 Home Farm Mkce'llanpous (Ut Sile SO to, Sale - - 5.55,5 CEO CLO't I', . 'ans*.v' . - -T ____.'I ,h, . ii- ft Al It CENT RP1L Al R fl. p I' • u-il, I,i ii Iii spirit.' It, ittOl slIng. lonisly room, over%ltril l,'iltli' ght age flfl Ir QP kIt ii II, hail Iii ?r ret 51,, 000 Before You Judqe Don't Read 11(11150% - Tl,i I l',utr titi 's'w $eA?ure'i ll lArge tuocia; Inj lusting 17 a 73 tsreenetl porch, tIreplc., sentrøl heat, and double garage with gueSt quarters (loie In shopping Schooht and i hurt Pet (),l 515003 Tens BrIttany :rrE1 - r- •,.. Atgfp% (or SaFe I _•i, / Ii y' 'sittild lIke 10 fIsh os' swim, ynti Sbos,lit ste Ills 3 bedroom, l't both t'.,tp in I 0k. Msry wIth lake i" u lpge% iltAt 10,1% (o(npr tot II? ' ISO SAIPS I,n(e tinily 571 5(1(1 - t\ple" ts.rfl.id*d hullS. no pet's PP 377 3410 tw'eeefl 3 30 r"t I "si' ) - sf$nrf'lPl - r.nn,'us fla s'•øp! trado's PleA, fli)tl'$ V 4le' tiNy II i. ti n'Ie 04 I'rp I f fmj Tra'c' 211 i lIt 747? Idly? *1 FISHING ANYONE? 177 '-,' '4 /') KULP REALTY • AVALONAPAPTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS tl.hS 3rd 5' \'/ r q, A -I ii 2 broom wit? i inlrl l4te"s tiplt and ar plus a garage prtmril pro1ut- snp $175 nionlit rn? 113 003 Really wnrih look "q OIl. 70514 EXCLUSIVE 7 t'0lh CO hOme lordO Ond kitchen C'GSi'PO4"i iiI's, ri-him Srr,entd Palo, central heat 1 ar carpeted. drapes fenced Dock y.IrCl. tl,Iy room and storage area lIe root Beautifull, lndtC1ptd. with Of' c' C lOse witP'ot' Sum-lire ""i - bedrOom dvP$C1 fu' nsP'cij tw apartment 4230 Orlando Drive Santord 0 001 5%' I ct? SI 171 Oust c Jfl 1351! nirwile S (till', il1011', SI S$ll W,OWLAN()U WI'S? 5 5 ':: .vi tIlt S I r h c it.i 177 1774 pr 1;? ll90 I HAT S k lilt 1 7 tv-drc'rv --- st : APPOINTMENTS Lots Hon7eS Twii 3 bedroom 7 bathS i Cap'lan Sanford Cenilral heatar. tully arc'eltd Conse tmsth'bantw,g in i*&. CRANS CONSTRUCTION cocs ADUL s(P,_ 5 or f'45 A', ISsUE MOSILE PARS lii , &c. jim.; f5r Ccsmmencial. Sanford Sales Personnel. e%pecience Pad train nr-cess.an, will vacations cAr arid ga's furnished. P,tust last C)tO,sp flsurafl(e fiorda drivef 5 luIpriW, 7) yV'% oi Pa, is draw against corn r -tt'ort GOGO C4i00(tufl t, tO gEt 'slatted in auto SaleS Appiy in Dais, it 5,11 Fuller LClit.lQrfP 3719 S 17 P7 Vacation Truck; and Tratlars ''1 .t' Home With lnconw Kingsbetly 5V(LAAP.&E1StP." 1)45% 'st S " 5 Sten'tper Agency Realty - 5 - - - Stenstrom Houses for Sale Furrnshtd ____ - _________ - - ' %'lr51 I lii I ' 'oil I fOr rent 55 s 135' 10?. on c41fl0l 04? St John; R',er Mullet LOiS Park area I. Qti ar'd 0011(1 u*i,itt' 0l't I l.P5 a ". ---- lipip 'glum i5l 'Il .1 's lttfit1 01' c. 'c It you hOC an eye tØr ntli valse 'soull eye Ihe III'stsfipd alit - ApartmentS Rent - - Fine , t Pøitriløl (c SOUTHERN CHARM _________________ I - ot Rent 4 Twc Sedritoli 1 So" tc?,enL0u'(Ded 53) 530* or 373 06'i - - ', '. CALL li', M5ltik' Home s ' Inside Construction Work NO l,'l t , ce" 'V i'f't's s amp ho alt0, besC 5cmnole 177 14'O 1 r ts"y pitial Pitlt is'apet 1 Call edv.PW'd ,tcisen $100 1 Jerny StoCks 131 7414 iU( weesoas; *miy-t,mc weeke1% 11 151 CI'st Z"s c' r i- - kS . b l's 01'C'. wage's aria 'sf't'ri ,ei'cptt% Appls diss Esct"marioe artY'snCl Oftce. Bldg ho 7003 Aid 40i11 Training Center QUSL OPPORTUNITY EM PLCYER --i API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY . ' __________________________________ (Psi S PIILPITP Lcvgw: lid VlliQ l4C"tl sc. A to by Ast Snisom - II '5' fChli i at' e aO'I ri pan',.; CENTER - tems Cf'sans lOiCly lirQc OW tPoC''.' A • Church Organist a'0 g'oup insurance 'wC) weess paø 'ocation influOl't- 7 P00 hOIsdit's (Ond*q've wageS isert'Dh, - C.cttru relds tc' rIic's C' 'ill Cs' -- PC,' oaa - It pnpa,,t; iOf!P IruP with this Iii. 'nod, lttOiICtfl Is'rtip II, baths gArage ScnretlPtl curch, car 'eli,g. ,ntral heot 01's? Alt. Ci lent i i',ttlt on BALE RIALIY - ______ F P0545% ISO ARY" .5115 tl30ilor'04 AsE PP 77 ,asiakcr custcidOi-flut r's Mutt Pt fl good health and Able t41 maintain for 7 or) acres ground rid Club hOvtC p1st? ObP*r light &i'•s'S Well •irfliPl using com Arid wtCkly 0iliCt pensator PnrvsOut esc*r rice required I-or inIp! sew 10 ppic'strnen call Sonora StaIrs b.mirn, 3.3 e,,'O coUr'Lr DriO Pfj5t,0?$ open tp. general lat,o' Carpentit *tid n; etc etc Bring voun trends an: form a tar poo' Get in on the ground $ioon with Cc,nscreie 5?ruc'tunal Systems Inc o mOtel arid apartment I rf Pt's p'wS wt'tS. 00 t5 i$'I III Yak, luSt to the 1712e11? E.it Old go lift IC tie Pørt f Sar,'o'tl Apply at the ,,gt biut building - - ' - - AIPAPPLIAPICE REPAIR API Maca" Acip.anCe Repan i. 'i". rr' 5). l'76 Inside Construction Work 10k, Ii , Attraslis r avalIlip OtIs! mosu,,l'l with fec its hi! i •' pjOIr (SIN rIgs Apartments Rent ri', PAt tme P0 tecp,nsciinpOr DeLandOrthOf*d,t OCfmce Call 734 5401 ,n't ltI !''e Out tO wPa'tae' l -_- 7 MObIICHOI11CSRPI'St FPU1 YOke ad •ag, c' 'is oppo'turIi, be 'intO a' Out ItPefl%I - P w',riil it ay 0inC man tO thA't rpn! t? ti Out' 3'i ine Hl\t) DREAMY DELUXE t)stclo5ing boutiful Crystal La'. $0Od?I, ft OrnC tonic iCtitiliCIp fl PVrr's (letall E,titat'l', I"l Pit uI SIS 501 t'edronnt 7 bath t',ji.jl1 1517mf, completely fur ssh00, central an 41$'d Pseit on St OPOS Rivtr Loatcd 1,1 leIsure 5%Orld MOb.lC tsome 1sf alet tiPnQ and toot'ng 'Tefc,fl5 ,'riy,lraei $75 p'r mo '' . 'hIeS intl A lull's "rily iat,mpt'srentwilhStOda" i ' 2'S) 4430 0 teodsil Rent Rooms for -------- lare ae'sre; pint N 1511 o''J cib 377 itS? I t"mP! 29 ifl M LJNSWORIH REALlY a I bern! neat I tlean area , - -- You 545 One mctie - Inside Construction Work Inside Construction Work - - t'sC5'i t't idr,rit cn 0 i ' Bring 's t - !,CaSlclbCf't 531 3100 RjbDet ',r Fciro Cr Case Bi Pse ______________________________ Dpera'o's Lpp! at *'ncc Core WOYLPI OR MEPI-Retned on i?ruclion Corporation, Pdollt ",'i'..?' ian'Oc apt acceptable for 04 434 Longw000 lar*tnS. lilt Ut' 'CO !,'vft"; 373 'i: AliOmlit- l eecPar C tt'iit be riper CfltCd mti(IudPg teregn cars w'P' ICKIS atlo !ete'err's Solar, a.e'agr $7t so ; Want Ads ________________ p to,, - EitPi1OnAl buy In oncreie SlotS 3 bedtootm. 7'y bath Stomp Fiteplci, formal dIning anti pi"ai 'eP if t flipc ii '1 r Building Director 4.& - -- cppdtboned, AdultS lyil', nulit0fl lsI A 55(01 ity viitltieS, yOrd (Ate futitiIt*d ART , -, - [teI?oria 3ttil S,tuatOflS Wanted 1$ yr VANTED - tcA'tr' r. ts.$ .1' 7•-'e cii S,r-,nsomr Cciun'y '5 accepting *OtIiCit.hiflt rPtumP% SOr positiOn Of £drminiStratvt A;silfart lists 5 responible aOmirStVatwe *Ork OssitIng tfl.sfitv C ,m.iAmtW*t'i In c*rrvmrtO cut tie functions arid duties 04 the poara College graduate w oegret r buti'tS5 adnn Strit,0r's Jblic i3m,n.it?atlO5 or reat and reipont tilt c'spen.ericr in mint.tra! ,r wni,, pre'tprably gc'.jernmerit lOcAl on it' 4 ctimb'nlotOn ea , ialen' rrspOfli,bl( eapenetmce. aria fransrg which provides thE 'jred Snowledget 55 I'S atid ite% Sum, rang, $17,000 to $14. P30 -- ivol ,.S litreil ' ' ta e is 3 hOt for wortisig mothers hIS __________- CAR SAL ESMAN bel*Otiui. 1's StIll. it'i1lly room, pirteilli & it ItCtitI tulty tPtpn. driulIp . t4ouss(or Snl it . 21 FUT POtITS THF RORN LOSER (Or S.ile ro - ------------------- 'i " t's't'- 't'i'', 't' 's 177 7t'i 7ii7 ii w A!"A y; 151 -. - I pmii i''1 ttii'C arid rttt get 4110! 7 $t5l ft'O li(.t $* dt$1k"iiI (oh' M4 after o rn _____ Year (Ott lilt çOttiQt, rib iiet5 re0t,ird, $110 monthly * HandreSSel * Cafeteria Workers Help Wanted OPERATORS ---- ______- Government Utility Control hig' 515100' or more fduCb?iDfl Sat Sun isatness c'-r. :i Fr wtCiFiilt ,-Ih tb'Ch1 6 ''s *P'a', Eritaurant cisunibutor Must be wiling e vna,n ti-on t10ttomY up' starling a's w.crehout(mafl on Or 'sr La SEAMSTRESSES ctIleriI comport beret'; t' cluding prcl' sharing Alt P01)01 Eaperenced in alte!a''onS C)CrC cipporlunu's etvsplbye Call Mrs wape and beutetti App', PIip theist at 541 41)0 in OnLm0 $0' Itching, Prrsc,'vei Office SlOg acioimn?t'ir1 51r10 mrItqw'iiew hi 7303 ha's* Training Ccn'er API EQUAL OPPORTUPII'TY Pn r's0 Lcecw'r Operators Dumg accept son', pay I'd ___________________________________ DRIVERS Pa'? time on Cult lime We tra.i' 's'O'sJ 5OCd c0i75n,i$%10fl ellew CaS Co 71 S Pars ________________________________________ rn Cibiriet Makers reguirpo rrinu,ate's, miCa etpeniencr.d, 377 •45 (1777 SeA County Administrative Assistant -- - HOU%CS $1 IIOUSS7S Rent FurnIshed - SmnOrd 'ii IiI( • 13$ 7777 (i -. -__ hflCiiiIeClQC (,itcl w.th SC't' Iso, ade5 wth sp(.al Ot'a'5 aISPI' oo? psp4cnleflCt Apply HOiJ%t50"5 and asesew hvr%lSO Cpn"Pt. I1I I Tewnhouse qestavran?. Oviedo i, Lost and Found Eating Places personnel with .v,ltmr', caper ence in pa;! $ years 54 00 U 00 per hr I Piut tnVteft5 Phoris' (24 4*4' 7' a': ' a 1C)PII Sn person to Amer can #.t4.i P'DOUCiI 17V7 Charles 5ti'in' ___________- e L"le Dccr Ct 01 art 3iLr 04, itt 2530 EImv Li 7') C7'. OP Part Time Employment l's Service FollowsnGP'elPfU$ M&NAGEM(ht TRAI54EE Openings for manager uranees witS t_BuiIding Materials 3-,awn and Garden a be es perPf%ce necestar, - FvcciICflt wCrir0 coricI.!ecrcs o00 cia, arid belies's &ppy in person t''O Cf.A.,?!c..r: Icer.se 'TracTor trailer etc rwrrssa?s Company bPflefitt It .I-PtCu%CS for Sale 3-1V Il FemaleHelpWanted MiteHelpWanled -- Pr*rty - Business If Divers with irC)w'ledQt a D'ianoo. Cocci. and Da,'tor'sa Seart area C.mpiflQ RsuriS 14 new rnçi'lr fiOrtnmtiOP% t t,rc(tOry Pilcu selling PieO' appearance. ciVIr hnds-- ''g good SptliiQ *150 own 'ran i*r?bt'Afl We itt an OpportunIty t'ni'4Over Apply R . Poll & Co 103 E F irS? St goon, is * a m lb a m, Monday thr,i Friday s Tis( C$T'i OF LOPIGW000 54.55 rig in indyiduIl to mtw city it5 wOy 3 days a week irid 1 as cIece :a'chei 7 Etel$cnt Staring Pot, ii wrf well as PtoSP.talZatCw arid rpt prettIer? program IriC luOfO n'prtt*Pd persons shOuld till O,t an applicat on V LonOw000 C"y Mall, between * 30 0 M 1 4 30 PM ,. Help Wanted ReS?autaltl Peip wart?ed, appi's SALES Male Female - LAP', (TRA DOLLARS I' 0t'(t s.'tt' tO ,.crS door ,c door Mat jr e person tcv full me shoe I oeri Apply Sanford ShOt Center 774 1 l's! 5? fLYING CARPET YOuRS. iPIC Api-lirit tiie'%, CruiSe and Tours t 303 5.-onan 51v0 L#lii.iAl ratf 114wy £341 137 3773 stuations Wanted Wanted - - Mate-Female rru Time Employment heeded HPO'sy Eaupmen? operators arid Construction wOltert 0$, wages Plus 5enttt' Phone 471 4*6. Orlando FlO Wanted ;r.--Ma$e Female 1 --,:- Pages _______________________________ • Help Wanted T'ORItJNIYY fOt 7 Ou*lf'ed sales persons MS? have Fbi-ida Real E5$0te 5(Pflst WOrS cmi San'onci Ion sut,tIan' ill builder i'd real rttRte cuvtlocuer F's c'er itriCi flitted pit tit rpQsJIrC$ MilPimOd omcienSatOf's open tot ' rwQct.atiew's Cal' Srmi Odnam 377 'i70 for an apoor'simtt tv 337 5501 Travel & Recreation - Female rtcLLL(h,I RbS TV PIR$.Ll RobiIt,-trvers dreUed, 5! 75 Pb Instructions r jY k) s--Eating Places Male 20 555(11 -chld -- - ___ Let Want ______ 3-Cern. - -- It Friday, June 1,1973 aid Announcements - -- - iB-The Sanford He, --'.-- - 731 0110 SuiIi rd Ph 327 '1310 ________ -- --s -- - �- -- Friday, June L 973 &—TheSan1ord Herald t 11111.1 — ________________________________________________________ ____________________ ___ - .THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT)', Tenant Chief Arrested The Church. WIW . ......................................................................,..... . . 'i(1l'f'll list Ih,,iti i,it svrw'i, D&. TILT Htq(iv.ay c.'.4t city ter,a pp. is • Cmtc *ornr WOrSP,in I rnJ Crturct iranIr S'y rp -.Atur ' % "' Cr f wic - %. •. ____________________________ ________________ - -. 11 a m . in S1 VEPIT$.t)4V ;.DUEHTISI CHURCH '' ____________________________________ __________ _ _________ ,.... J. .. . -- Pr*yer . :. .,, ,JA :j6 • ... - -. : - .-- m . . - :'. - 4JPW Port? . - - . I vrnvwi ' I 1 11 ftbt COmmIInI? Cenip PsIor p&(c,rper -DOs m jnda SCOO1 -OO m SO Worship not' ',r 't'c . DOt' r . '"fl- - '- - MITHODIS1 CHURCH j4Q 0 U - 0M?n 1 ' &45un &'Y? - & S -i COP m I; ,ihn uk q c k I I oh inkq ft otn uk Io%t U'flt ptIIIII I1UII'dIlU npiirtnwni U. - -- d stw'rurc 't 1 -_______ - I-- lI it HTTP1 nvtlgittion " qI, with an t.ii rq ii t rte pHrtwPrtt iluwr e'r F tititni. nffd ati.) JIIII"d I ntrnnk nit. r warnint' hitti nt.iiit In 'rfrrint' with ii hrrltI'q in by Ud, jjj ut,nnk4 frmn*d rnrn ' tt nhr lnvegtigntir,nq itt tP nffl e I.y iwiII arid 'tw'riff , 1.; I' uk nrrrqt ,a unfl •kFitirc I iibi,t,k qaiti hr wn sit tP May in nra' SUA 'rI'vitn'e SIIA 01114 i' (In It mint t nirndl rnri,v,,ittr. rt ,,rnr,dfbrI lb. tjtiulnpqq atni wn mt,rrty (itit i.iui'I ha t,nrr.'tq SUA t,.rcinn"t Na itI'n a;i !.k.n. ihirti q lou ci ipali di I 'thu alutit ,irii j 'Ii.ti't k,iiw h-it it ____________________ . •••••••I t I i'rc'rit I ng iiictq,rt.an'i 1ts'.Id.'.i b w q fII1,flflkq - &:- - / - - - _I . iiter i — - - —aIIt\l!rd !T' - — ________ ________ iIJ • - proposals for a st.atevide grand jui- , $40 million for acquisition of the Big Sunda Liquar cHupCHorlo'dcWaoC U linril Int.I SIl IaI.1 vnte.I I:vn anti Vnnn l'nrk.'r Frtiii t ci. I tiit fl 1th' ',V lIt..wn rrIrd inn i'it tq N 1 .th tnk n 11w flfl .iir Id it t. iutt w uhf' ii unit thin %'ll tilt'. tm.iki ti ii • Until s )iiii mr 1 ,nIi nitt a I. ttrr Isi,iu rrnl . • iic.w.Ieri • idut I aIlt- I -' itt, inks Ii IIq hint to % in air t I.gell •tkt upt in hisiuIng ,itiIhirtI .it. r,fflim I nlmnk' • ontit. icI iii timtn' S1I h iii In.in lohn Smith an,'r in IHIt. .1 iimwi Iwunl qalil (all. it a '. ml tlhrriin nn hr ithtn I know ahunt (hi' The adjournment killed all pending bills not in the extension taIl including an t iminl lay •mnd a bill to ethic' cede for public fficials a re rite of Florid rt t r( rm!t 1. S 'upi eme Court ith 1 1 ecent . ir hi ui, ii ruling . . ' •' " r,• exiiveh bu the attornes general'5 nffi'e i! preparing I. I I SOCI1Cd Press nWCrSh,I' "n° Tu: rHODIS Ct4t L t ______ cHUC*t nt.H I S t Rp (r liner t1t ?-n': . 'oo '' i, - ,- --- - --- 1 Sunday, Jun, 197 —Sanford, FlorIda 277'l GL WIV& CHURCH S:' Ii - (uthithi (l(J5Pfl(' a'w\ pp jmpr 4 Rpvhf1 ii _ ALL SOULS CLTHQLIC CHURCH 1ISDak Ave.. San$orø MInIS'p .plD HUHPrWfl ncj Worshir 1C t' ' ________ ______ . z' Just F%tO Ifl?rs?etr J uI,prafl it,TMrRA' HUPCP , IT CHURCH 1 \tiIIirtt - t nqwoo Ha - 'a ___________ . ________ j i_ _____ . rnrW0 - MORAV!Ah C4iCt4 Ye SanIre SprIIQ o; S na" Ave Qp ________ ______________________ - n '' t1Z Ui _______ 2 C HUC'4 )707E SS $4ei'P' Act Jl iIIUth fl HOL CROSS ______________ -' __________________________ . rirririg . - f '4 - .. - ! U It! U U fl , . .. . CHURCH St PJrb *vPnU( ADvrNTaT CHURCH ______ ___________________________________ ______________ Threatened With EWcHon A / gil had an eceptionall producti\e SCSIOII \\ith a thirhund finish I think '7 - 4 Sund.NQntHtQ4d1 R1 HAPIS C&THDLI( CHURCH Suns.' y neat CHURCH CatsetbeC 1 *fl , -- • I , t.& ' " — .... nt - am r liP, ufls Prye' 4 _______________ ____ - - * 01 RPWG £ ' ' 0 ,oppo-.ItSPmInoII $q,CPtOO1 •t'nr'C. u'hr 6 6 MorninG Worship FIRST UNITED Ill Pa Aws - I ,CflintWO'thli' WCn 6'iirt -e•-.' tht wa a sinpltaflü road CONOUFC.ATIONAI. CHPIcTIAHI4UC K)1 lucia', we are u;vmnç. in the space açe and are oxpood to fresh mtracues with almost every passmnç flour But we still can t see around the bend of life We are as human as we ever "C 0 4 Cii t4'.sI INIJLPt P4flINT P*sm' .iut.usC Hye'i Churcscnoo ' UP/'i'l tOot' m Miewec3 r vIct 6 t' 1 rn j rsbvtt'nan I -, ,- ' IC OOafl , . , '5 r'' -1- rr t 1) -f- rt -* --.-i Sui 5 • IIJ.) S.venft la r1'i -t rr ' -- ' t "t + ' '' CHURCH 06 c.swisi ,lçt I' CO.' ..JIIU,S, Se'..ct & .,,ni fit IC Oi.s n hi (I).. •t CO •4t>I,:,o 'i-'' is V.i"t'ssP III 1 '5 Ct f 'IL 'I FIRST CHURCP1O CHRIST '' M,'rnnGWorsts,g. ConvtrIatIO' WOrShtt' (.hrzstsun sru'Hrs THE LAP. £ MAPh UNITEE) V'RESBY '(PIAp CHURCH W•ibut Act L5. Mt Mti.%t," A6 : 1341 LAKE MOHOQI CHAPLL Lak' Mon,,Otanqt RtvC I'' ( -. isa 111(0 I AULA CHURCH Or CHRIST H2Ohwa 4• Well EveflaeIlSt I it 5 i,tie ' '5.1 FIf51 SOUTH(IUi METHODIST CHURCH Act. ,IX; Pt '. tsm r is OCi.i t I , ,, p. J I M LASH C HR - Y SI E P P L V MOU 1H tin St,It .1 C PENNEY COMPANY E C F -.ti aTIC tt' UNI1 [051 ATE BANK OF SEMI NOLE Mt'r (IVICI i,it? I HE M K I B B I N AGENCY in-i' ,ttV . MA At rifici EflSIJIOVI'S — Kt'tittii I - X central smell tpwrte 1111 Oti Act tl$t Cw.trr M.ii, b.$5 Chuvtn Souffi' ChwuoaJ 3-sri! III Pan I rI' Smells? 1V? F'rs' bmot.s' C,wrCt 55$ Prrk Act -6 id bl .jert cIflC Statf 3-petit It Ln'm,n I, Lftt I QVI Ci) 8 * F snl' LaT• Ma', PWKC?I1 Sadils Clicten 55* W ar-pc" 0ev Pta,1' Lltr 11!;lt 11l4e 1W 6-q-rr Pa Prpc'qst M%t'i bao$'t Cnvtct u., CPWttP • Cswtt' (,eWva Cnvc-tr' e Cnr,i' L7 Ct ti' c SenI. bIil' * P•3 Ii J.fl103Mai*I0flttbP'uI'thVtC"St '5 CHURCH tni.'.t c n'•i' IU Ol'Pc" c , us & irimet M.woosr. $plt.s Ciw, Llt., S a' t$t Crh.4 LOfld0U. C rhoetnI Gra CHU'e' V'' '-pqei' c'i, b.tot'i' Chute' I ars ti. r'sj 'a - Unslic M$-IPOOI$' 'i' Ma'flOO.i? CvfC ''%' ,sacen 0.. Dba. Oe'ec 3-ftt Mf101' Cht 3 * Oh CgI'ti ?4f4! Chvvct C,cnsva I AV'3jP4 4a3 ii •• C — D Il'lIPt w Cer.st - L15 Mhtt R"LCOPAL PaO4aV,14l,.eM,4flO,I, , A MhVI o - vdfl?.$I Cncn ,w t i L "a A'- I I. cpr 5' H! tt,nCn0' 4tiuChf.lio4 LtIc' Srs CamIIV 115 - .ev'se tCtWPt. "F ' , .,,,,. c. S Ma, MaqOhi.'I. Caffieisr C.nu,ct Mi'tij. Act AhIn,on*p Atrvi *t Osive M.I$10", Smelts! Ciw' th She LM 5pf.f% PIl CNRItI*N $ Luftwr#'-' dministraIion spokesman. .. - ,, , •- __ ( retarded progr.ini The) hit', t. betn in ,iuthtnrttun At lii.. school bo.rd ) sitti the our .htldrtn Iii tht iiteting whi n La)er made his I oiimw .i.ttl • It mt otlir) and IIIIIL in CoflIt nditton to relocate the ' I. • '- ' ' ii hiktrt ii in thi tiiiotlonal soiiiI to Pint .rur.sili wisrtti t ( ttIi)fUi' ttiiiui-tfl •ot ol'ustmtnt I I II di• i (0 well at lied Hug, and at ('rest, he said no solution couli itu, elementary. I4ngw-Idxi the TMII iuk met be itleal, adding "We will just Some of the parents of with wondirful ttttptance b) tune to in ike the best of the '.-..' ''- '' •. ' to the move on the rounds their t hmklrtn mti hi. phi) sit isily li..rined by the exceptional (hildren then. will be no unIner tC('tClit1Ofl PiOltDhI) Is au.s of ft flt)'. .ititifl.s at Pine _________ - ,-. total suuess. III dIrector Exeti)tioniil Edut'ittttin, saiiI,"l'ur.nt may A IIIJA('KEI) Colombian airliner lands briefly in Argentina with two sleepy gunmen who sieted it Wednesday and onli three or four of its intended hostage's. 'l'heti it takes off again, perhaps for Paraguay. • i C Xe a I a S I It) tht' junhi's abolItIon of the monarchy and pI'04'l ination of a Fcl)UbliC, but the regime • • niiiiU taLks s ith l'rance s Li •'xpense, k utiu wht wi rt t'Lposi_d in • red a e wa!v to it dIT .4cr. I ( U1du • I Ii IIC5 a - VT.. t Weitz were refrestwd after a bcatoa Act e 1/JU P re drillitig Forest ill (.) the Ocala National price fur A week Lu an rseluzh-e hiterbkw • uttit' (IOWII 011 ala 'atiooal F ore who then endorsed - our energy needs." C 0 industry t'laiins UlliOtifli i5O i (II tiight, tie warrIt(I, irs') siii.l tie , of the mud, used Ins Jwnper umilles of natural arctic tundra, - I I -- Bu-thday. '5 umarst usiwer iii 11w - ins one raised their I'ltl''' u s1lgation into tiu t • I u ' ' ' ' - pitt t t iggind diii tug criminal investIgatIon. the oven tinor. 1)4, launttry at night alter - brow nouts and problems pipeli:ws acid support equip- for gas hand tn.'nt, Fre> said. throughout I'lurlda. - A visited s ( II billion is high si haul curlier in the day, sulunteere-il to htlp ii damsel n tudli), u-r nuith day u orbit d)$Ub5 Ut Ith Street and Mion Cutrui w-keted 11* . tilIlit.. ssar) stakes t. laiiii to y,hiit Y,CI C Oiii.0 regarded as the high seas. - - eat or Purth cloudy t)irouohi Sun- -- iris i's s i&w ii e founder o the 1' sM , L'S n Ireitone e Tire and Rubber ' a heck of a lot of money,' tie car each, a few hands wcnt up. m,i.,rsming hours anti a few - :.,st.eec' cx •4 . . ,.,. c Ii jw..&e.n rif •.. ,,,• .4 I. .. 4 ..d I CIS • mcmii till IISaIItIS 11101 to 1114 SkY high In upper 80's liJw r, V'( .4 15w P4alasc' 5j I "exceptional" children be understand it." She added. ..-' -_ 3 S yia ILim .. MIflI1Jt'5 U*I1t Chtfle'I Nn, Sic t.m.,i-p'*i, e S haul Supt Hod I user ' I ttptIoniil childrtn will hi in is join proLranis at Gold sbero. harper and Mittwa> re-umnmncndatiun that to relieve well superviseti. "It's ridiculous for parents to schools, starting on June 18 and tin overcrowded ;rur (-)JssroOIUs in the southeastern feel threatened by the program Sanford also has a program. — Olympiad Book Store on SR 436 in Altamonte Springs. (I(elated story nge 5A) Jftuch4irdsl hoto r -; _____ ., -. - - -. Kirkland told Hanson as they left the courtroom. Don t Worry about tt. ThIS 1$ (nil) round one." indicating the con s'ictiuns will be appealed tx )EVINyNDsv ADVCNI1ST c'Wi' $.etns Olt LOvenstit CA?C H*y r I . Road during the twas s ram anti smashed into the side of a sect n car-ri ink. I .eon Meadows of ,,iuucit.a his wtie anu two sons ages 4 and 2. The boys were dead on arrisal at a hopsital 28 d41ym d. (Related Stor Page IA) to Pint ( rest I- lementar) million Fti> cahlul the pipeline 'an dull' i1iat&d bY imidisliluiti itsirtilig brossnouts or iiusjnr choice of wearing their kx.ks AP Aetuapiite V.rer Iilat-ki*uis: (uhi4'1' S 4I(t11)fi. What's good fur Alaska may apparent net-essity.'' SPACE rENTER. Houston lung. "s" e vi' got to stop looking sit - Keep siir i-undlIi.niers in (Pit' The tflii I)lstrirt ItepuWiran Well, did you take note that it I APi - Skylab's astronauts re- nut be good for Florida, despite tsilkiog high 70's, ansI ciuimit run theimi alt the nation's mounting power quickly added the crisis did not liitj.l, and start was NOT the lung hairs but swued their research today ) CPsvrC?. V •i ChueC". 411 Pan Ac, I. i 'lx) ffltll'ISU firemen, kehind's 0-iiiile limit AND S AF F -, 3* ' I I I -L 1 1 I I I lilt • LI I • r some soungsters ssho (annot be will •Ilss.I)s be controlled" . I • •imong dtsconttnl The big hang-up among the conferees has been the Ml of tin- very. __________________________________________________________________________________ S EMI NOLE COU NTY A RE A CH U R' .R W NN DIXIE STOR ES cirid E ipioyes tI?i F ai cieprecaung ttw youUi of this nation wearin long hatr - R - SEN KAR 1K GLASS • eiarueu, ivaiauiUS - •- Herald Stuff V. riter sheriff's patrol car by Deputy Jim Hibbard, after he was arrested by 18111 nagement and Employes - . However, don't niess with the 110,000 txiiid. Hanson could A&PWEO i a flfl I I I I Brock presented a sample of Hanson s blood that showed 15 blocid alcohol content. State law Suggeion whs ian I sonw specifies Brock said Hanson was of the' merchants extinguish all drunk ran a stc'p sign .tnd was but the absolute necessities in of the areas where we need all of the brighuwss avuUatik I watch all of the bad guys ' action" - SANFORD ATLANT IC NATIONAL BANK tif Ci H Hudgt. cITlO Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO STE NSTROM REALTY e.rp S,trO 1n C?ao• 1' r ,flI II , rnt pcd, WI LSON MAl E R F U RN ITU RE CO Mr and Mr A Wilson PRINTING CO INC pcuap's' C,ceci ., " L 0 PLANTE INC .l-1O F L' IC11 A Skilled Nursing some Operaled by tht' Seventh-day AdventIst Church iIIit F lhII)iOvI'- ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Di PUBL IX MARK ETS ii' Sc svitu r fiAt' ).'LlI 1uic t- III lOve - WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY :t' . 4 SGr j'i:. gi' , UPSALA PRESeYTIPIAN CHURCH Corner Count'3 Ciut. I AT?' ' I xn rn . .oncernin . • irilenti an So hAtult dci t,ou thmk .at spact s,citz. IUSLfl.g i, Messing around wi11 atomic eXplosions' Wargat' Ass- - o t•• iL WL•I I - 9 e,i,gIa'z Pt'h'lh(,dL'1 , -. '.-roa SCnOoI ID IDa CO kmøecar1en Ca out' CHURCH OF DOD 101W 2ThL1 Shred ' pr-es mu 'eari0TIt s o vi? Cu AtIF1onhP " ('hurt Is UI ( Izrs%: ,,,,,,, 4- I Jus! South , 75— C hi IR tAd am Spvinq Dr Aitamonit Sp..nq 1( I I 3175 South OitandoDnvr SANLANDO UNITED CHURCH 06 CHRIST 'ALMI TiCi AVFNLfl I:TIcICHCH 7 lOt' VT) Bs'))UL)Vfl HeraidStaff Writer irk uirrenl III (I Senate President Mallory Home, 1)-Tallahassee, and HouseSpeakerTerrell essums 1)-Tampa, both said they hoped the Legislature could complete its riefense attarne Edward R Thm about it for a minute can you ever remember wtieri Kirkland argued references to alcohol in the trial before Circuit Judge .1 William in thic eo,trv' )nU cannot. dressing" and Dcwavne Fritz , $ 9 4 iii ii I,-, .-. II utiel shortage Their little electric c4ir ull (10 30 (. flu ng - t inter on.nç Church Schoot Moirninit worinit' U t' & praii,- !IRc-TCHP,cT,AkCHLIKCH '" '• *,rpoc'3: - HAl yiT 0, , ii, cpiiJRCPs P1101K ]71 fl6 69— A•r0r1 BIv J fl)s ( V4*4U •' It hiol $ )_J. , WOfIhl ',ervits indit ft)4 4i.i C ind.i ChbooI it ) ii OO m t ISp m WIhU' 72— Church' irasn,nci ! Wi ' lO rn — rn';'rsvri 71- u, • . voufl Servic, EvninVWOtVtIP inp a sIngle UII-importdnt step Thic step is toward the chUrCh of your choice ,, jansorii Ac, • Frida the could not resole differences beheen L 11 A I .1 spenuing •5, nae erlons 0* LIX! nih uiCUouse anu and some keys to it . eek aflu to extenu we session a Ott isiC • inniaitea in the fat... t 2 OâI Avt I PAOLL WCSLEAh CHURCH many It Is tht knowiodpe that the answer Ic ow taU I'r' in (a' mor caijabie hands than ours ('hrsSttIun JORIJAP IIAPTiST CHURCH $3I West Fri? Stre$t SundAChOO1 fl CHURCH P431n 5, .5, I ii financial interests ac the cace ma t- 5 u•aIIusnee •k wist' were , strong Lu their antJ4bptUli punishment st.and, Then 100. ii doesu I hclp 11W c'tuation fl% • f:i,Ii 5tVSCI June II 1-It R Lonqw.SC Fla e V. hail ii, 1 ,k ,h 1 1 . Currain wa the sarden and Frnmhold siac the cit puts ctt*i-._rt TI y w'-d" h w two "1ifer Hnibg Ph , 6rIlnc. WrcIneSd 6 irs! 3?I3SUDDC' ththei p PTLCac1'- OP( -: LflnQwor%hI tit- nov. supertiiphwa t a masterpiece of ehtlfleflrifl skill, yet you still cant see around II CO II nA RG ER -ER - UP! . . . 'btgest . . He said his disappointment of the famiIiei Frnmhn)d Philadelphia. Unfortunately - I --s • t s tp I Ca,icIbeFr I $ . n ,uniWn it 5' l I r y. '- h • . *avn.r I J.tw Act A' DI,, Hc4.n,U CSsu'ch UM MtliI45c,q, appreciation i rn to (lie point where F Increasingly critkal of late of goseruumwnt has taken sortie F rey hated w Lt tie termed (4)1111(8 F asttnly w ivais 10 to 15 imipti ' *'thlP ilI IttIsim -:-;';-:->;-::-:-:-:•--,-. 3/i hut tiSttttIs' 511 SlIt iLl) 511 111611 � 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 01, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 01, 1973. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 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/90b9b7b5cebd769fe83b1f7efb0edc59.pdf 26221cca0bd2a26c6566a60872d586aa PDF Text Text ----- - -. - -_ - - - - _•_ - - - ------- Skylab Astronauts I S Wr L CA L CA I (1 I Will I 'anthrb ?Ljrrath 65th 4 Wednesday. May 9, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents Year, No, 213 S 'I R e. -•' ii C• ' ii•ir ii ir .', ,i, 'I k.i" 'I"C '.f' ' ',itirs frMIi it,e Unit (I . 114 WI) Ili 41 vlh;it KI-:NNEDY, Fin Al' I sid tort lw' air, iflvfltOtV ru maj('t .ic'i di' pr and 20 from other nations are reqC.''l Acti ntintit IIII play their (.10 Is, obtained applicable i ..n f crrup lice'........' • .'• . :' . •. iriVtulVfI in Skylab's earth refir' role ac ii,onItor of earth's tiinnklnrl's tioust prescing prob iCfl(%lrftl resources when theys sin- ti a wrattwr. fxi ciuurf- PQ clod. which invoivc luiniril the Skylab clinIc 51811(11). in ntiu-t ion. judil lot t(un. flriding, 111P u' of tinil? Ispeetral, itiev will LISP it $11 million erosIon and 11w depletion of tii. infrared and photovra p' encorc array of six photosensnrs to iatur.it resources ' i'valunti' actual and potential A total of 132 targets t. Wvit eiiiphiiclteil tIn' ensorc rect,urcvs over a wide area iud'eii ceketed for study by S are exporlinerilill, designed to ttw lotw lab They range froni for , A iii,, en countries have asked (ktci ii iii' which Inst niirnrnls fields in Michigan to , tliiI'r Isci hi' used by nan in tIn' astronauts to employ the slant) In ter.rgia to an oil field qft! - tail which run hi' filter. sensors lie s&'aii fiinisila,itic, in Oklahoma to a volcano iii catell ite I n unmanned un uuuntistn ranges, river hiasin aled IIJIIY f';nl ire regional systems-. aiud wutersheits In seareti of vvthat, he 518k), they could suti as mountain ranges. river try I hang loom minerals to crop lead ioa science In Stithi tnisIns and crop prmlw liii 85 Ii inppini', snow (river and asrca' will he surveyed Ii:' I The Skylab Is si-hedult"! fit tie sessiiig water runoff uditeflt imils: 14, with the i,t$IiiInig air and water polio. l41%ifl('t14'(l Ma -- _ Miii (If the Fof3CS Of interest i rew uiniImg it the I lilt) Jul11 I heir cinirts's as'WSS' Iirm-inan - -. are in I Iii United States, but lug itice:ra'd and healthy (-rope tiulli' ltiI dayseveral foreign countries asked 'itmiher vitlunie ,'sllntmale; beat. Tm' Skylab earth ni'snlsrces that I t ie Skylab astronauts Int tents offer lii alnijost lug arabia- land determining '' -. -i'tugati' "anions Ioc;tlu.rs -'-a !,,t;s tad ft hint1: inniritie, iiiitliititt'tt lHitt'ti(I.It fiji- utear Iermii ts'neflts tif1t't'tIuii "I'll"„rnl h-a(itu', tikhl.'n nil auni Iran, Brazil. Sudan, Colombia t'Al . Aiii Ini'ral reserves.'' fl(. JOSEI'I$ Kf. U WIN here tin earth,” reported tistroMore than 90 principal anves- and the PhIlippines asked for .au. l'aul J Wctt. the ir the '.t'utsur t'x;M'rt on the Sklnt) I (II 5C854' 'C Secretary Deni e s I. -- - Ev a luate Earth Ili C) 4 Smut Letter T i e s C) TAMPA. 1'Ia (AP —A secretary who says she was recruited to Infiltrate Ihe ampa hea(lqturters of U.S. Sen. l':c'mut!d Muskie (luring the 1u72 Florida presidential primary claims she had 'no personal knowledge" of a bogus call' paign letter which led to the indictment of alleged political spy Donald Segri'tt • '1 had no personal knowledge of a letter written on Muskie stationary regarding Sells, Jackson and I humphrey and their. . alleged indiscret Miss Patricia "Peg'' Griffin is quoted Ill 0( ay S (ditiOns of The Tanipa Tribune. Robert Kields, her attorney, also told the Tribune that ''The first she saw of the 1' During the five ,mii'nlh_s the station will lx' manned by three crews, It will fly over 75 per fl cent of the earth's surface. fit'-tuding the entIre united S11111-4i laska," Weitz said. except Miss D e mocrat Quer ies letter was when it appeared in the newspaper." -- -- :- -.. - - - - .-- laved by Fields to the Tribi.tile l')' -i'r liii' ii,a"t 1'!I1t ''1. rifle months I have ;:Cnt 1ut.)uglu ay a.: ic '.vth tI 1 and the U S. Attorney's office This cut mitiated in my giving testimony before the federal grand jury in orlando on May 2.'' Segrett i afl(l Tampa accountant George Jearing vere indicted last l"riday on charges of ''publishing and distributing a letter . . . which failed to i(lentify those responsible"and with conspiracy to distribute it . Segretti, 32, is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday. The fake letter, printed on Muskie letterhead, accused two of his Democratic rivals, Sens. Henry ,Jackson and I hubert Humphrey, of sexual miscon- Ifeull I (M)f$'t .shugi - LOG h1 John A. Spolskl 4 f - / - - ircuU ude w'suld makeMa.h .a'ii K.t n .*rr.itg)ltflt'flt :(er.' a uinucrate, said he Was 'un.-%rni'rl'n statement," week with Circuit Judge 'lii,' When revoking a 15,000 bnni Itotxrt Mcregnr'.s statement (.i'N.iI atd today. I ant requesting the posted for JJteksl)fl the udgt' A Sanford man has requested 'fiat "people have to realize liii \uak'rk'an ('ivil Liberties l.Iw)ers art' more Important Anrriiafl Civil Liberties Union asked why money available for (Jnitn investigate "posibIe than imtx-rt)" hen he revoked niaki' an investigation into the (lw bond premium hadn't been a Midway man's a defendant's bond Monday ;.ihle violation nil Jackson's used to retain a private .utviolation'' (II torney hen the man asked for the constitutional rights.'' t-instttutional rights to proper Within two hours .i(t.'r S.irntl I.ouis Jackson, 30. legal rounsçl by a circuit judge. pobbo' defender idway. is charged with Jackson was returned tni'nh1flty ( Rul ing Lawver=Jai - (fUel. Miss Griffin said last October she was recruited B) It( alt LLOYD hli'raki iaiI Writer at- 'I feel very sad to think that •igravate asaiuIt. Monday jail on McGregor's order the 'NI President of howard O'Neal, he Seminole County Young an individual in 11w position of Judge McGregor continuer! defendant was freed on $1,000 tnd at the artier of enufltv ,'J'It' harold jnhnnfl. %sststant Public Defender .'raiil Rtstberz san! Judge iuhnson contacted Judge McGregor and McGregor tamp - rctwred on the bond reduc- by Robert Benz, a former Tampa Young Thank you, John Krider. Iteimblicats president. Benz was named in the inWe're going to nibs this guy dictment as a co-conspirator but not as a defendant. ('hIAlU.ES ('ONHAI) JR. when his "tenure" with the "I'm __________________________ -Miss Griffin, 26, told a reporter last fall Greater Sanford Chamber f actually relieved you found me. This has been an Commerce ends this year. waiting for I'd been New J There is so much that this man awful weight on my conscience. 'hat noek on the door. and now that it's finally -has done 1"r this area that ' I' -. . -. "u, P. gtaii. would literally take a I -J w said she penetrated Muskie'campigui )fitCC Contracts many his . document '•• ' - as a volunteer but has declined, on advice of Fields, achienientS. - -, 01, Here's IU another to add to to spell out her activities the Fields also told the Tribune that Miss Griffin has Let Soon . .. -. received two telegrams from former campaign fly 1'IlltlS ElON coworker Thomas "Top ' •. appas, now staff diikld Staff Writer I found the following "Turn rector for the U.S. Ilotc a)committceon accounts. -. Back the Clock" on my ('onstruction contracts Ofl 8 ' ::...................... -; - typewriter this morning, and new $810,000 county jail facility : felt compelled to share t with : could be let in six or seven (' weeks, commissioners intli('UtCd Tuesday, if final It's getting to be more of a and specifications are really for compliment all the time to be I)KFENSF: :TTOItNEYS in the Pentagon : board approval by May 22. told that we are trying to "turn Sheriff John Polk and jail papers trial have served notice on the judge Nick the clock" when we stand told the board tiltJir(hitt(t up for a solid, tlme.honored . that they will appeal to a higher court if he . project is currently being SHERIFF DENIES CHARGES re;cts their demand t throw out the case principle. stalled b' problems with kit. Some hack-tracking would be : because of White !ouse and Watergate in chen facilities -- tt'jrt by canSheriff John Polk telling a 10 am. press conference his vice squad is good for us all. volvements. relltlon of a state grant — and not guilty of charges they used entrapment and 14-year-old prostitutes Before jumping to COfl ::: hassles over adequate fire to make drug C1SCS- AS Herald Staffer Chris Nelson takes notes. Polk clusions it would be well to '> : escapes and soil stabilization think how Grandpa probably : IRE CENTRAl INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Sal(1 lie %%-elcoined art investigation by Gov. Reubin Askew to clear up under the propo)sed operations is sending top officials tc Capitol Hill to exwould have reacted to the matter. (story on page 113) annex. plain why it supplied cont paled cameras and suggestions that he give UP — ------ ------------ ____--------------- - - - ---- - "I don't think it will lx' — : > disguises to White IIote aides bent Ofl blessings like these: necessary to resubmit the plans burglary. fur state approval once they are Respect k. the flag, nOW : modified,'' Polk said. adding ha' replaced by the kind of acts aid :-:• l'IIF: SENATE JUI)ICI. IY ('0MM ITTEE expected bid ajiplications to 1w utterances that were once :,: out in six or u'veri ::: opens hearings today on the nomination of punished as treason concedi n g the $8l0,0() price to he attorney general. : Safety on the streets, so far 1' Elliot L. It : lag placed on ttie structure is gone that men may soon arm just a "workIng figure,'' Polk theirselves to go to church, like ': ('II A LLE N(; I N(; PR ESI I) E NT NIXON'S and tlit' Lirctutect said attempts 2 U ndsman Lee Wheeler 'wiul ri' aai received $100 cash and s note for 1400 as premium ofl the 15.000 hiind on which Jackson was originally released. "1 was present in hit' murnrmm and would have been 4 FREE-3Piece Place Setting when you open or add 11 25.00 or more to any First Federal of Seminole Savings Account. Two beautiful patterns of fine china designed by Franciscan have been selected for First Federal of Seminole savers. The Free offer is for a limited time only and may be withdrawn at any time. Limit: one free place setting per customer in one year's time. With each subsequent deposit of $25.00 or more, you may purchase additional 3-piece place setting for only $3.50. Or, a deposit of $250.00 permits you to purchase an entire 63-piece set (service for 8) for only $59.95. Elegant "Essence" and charming "Cottonwood" patterns are designed by Franciscan • one of the foremost names in chinaware. While giving the appearance of fragile bone china, both patterns are of extremely durable, translucent china. Stop by any First Federal of Seminole office now and see these distinctive patterns for yourself. Accessory units in both patterns may be purchased at prices fron $3.25 to $6.75 when you add an additional $25.00 or more to your V. you- J .. S Lo'i Lo': 1) 01 the Pilgrim fathers Discipline in the schools and order on the campuses federal judge orders the Environmental Protection Agency to make available the Slodesty in entertainment, Instead of chastisements for our ''nuiss guilt'' Courtesy in salesmanship - . miney Congress approved for fighting water of today's store clerks is threatening to become the ahead for John B. Connally if he is to establish Iirmly his new Republican credentials in time significant failure of American for what looks like a crowded 1976 president enterprise contest. t Pride in craftsmanship, nOW given way to the mediocrity, ::: featherbedding and fee gouging -prevalent in so many trades right to spend one's T he earnings, Instead of being for ced to turn over an average (if 35 per cent to tax collectors : 11I semin e amity : pollution. In addition the Supreme Court t-ontifiues to rut) salt in :: ' the wounds of those that still . (Junk the Ten CouimafldlliefltS * I'()IU1''IX M ILI'I'A1t' (;UAItI)S who provide secur'ty at President Nixon's ('a nip nsfei- i'ed following I )avid retreat are transferred Were ceIebrthig the opening of 2 new offices in LONGWOOD and in WINTER PARK tati' i:rant 0 or a local : IIiUfli(ipJIlittCs ;ilIt' coulimnunications study, and receiv ed t'oiiiiiilSSioIi auth*iriiatlun for $950 county nuitttiing share in that' project. S,iuiturtt also V ill kit k tit $9O, stitti lix' other itiunu-Ipaluties i-ontnthuting pro-rated shares of marijuana - tamed-'' ''We've knocked out many things like expensive, fancy (totS nstairs witulaiss s aunt extratrinth si'riiritv tt mnduws'' In other business, the sheriff reirted receipt of an 118,9(K) investigation that showed some of them used SOMI': SIUH)TIN(. I"OLIA)WS I'ItO('I.A— A''1 I )N a if i fl('W ('('ase Iii't' II) I ,('l)a Ill)!), bitt the government says it' is "quickly COil- art' hwing titath' to tioki inru'JL_st'tI costs ti II flhlflIlIiUIii . Polk added. ': "1 "• :: : $250, l'nilk siiitl V/ea the r Yesterday 's bight 87 low this iiiiirning 70 with ,o2 of an inch of rain yesterday,Partly cloudy are the yard stick for moral 'F they when standards, 'F I)ESIGNEIt RUIJI GERNItEICII says that public schools and substituted in the future, but at home they will (live into today. II ugh through Thursday sex education. sell -expression. Ili mid to upper 80s. Low tonight eliminated (tie Bible from ' people will wear anonymous daytime clothes :::: il'ough ThursdayChance of a : fewshowers or thunderstorms All In all, Grandpa may have MAIN OFFICE: 312 West First Street, Sanford, Florida OVIEDO OFFICE: Oviedo Shopping Center, Oviedo, Florida LONG WOOD OFFICE: On S.R. 434 At U.S. Hwy. 17-92, Longwood Florida WINTER PARK OFFICE: Lee Road at Hwy. 17-92, Winter Park, Florida ic'iI1C.'9 \t Ii After u''1uainted with ad the facts I hi-it ' think they will ctrnsider Rutberg riering he .tnI. one eur':" -hose to ACIU 5atd the group usually stay'i ut .1 criminal case work. City Wide Districting preferred it like it was. And if ': tIw present octal alignments t) It's time to revise some old 0 Area deaths scruples, to rediscover the virtues of boric-st work, thrift. -: respect for authority iItIII near 70. ttatn probatilliiy 20 per tent Index gets much worse, so may we. Bridge ('nln'miiIJIr lassil in'ti ads 111 Entertiuinmneflt 413 horoscope 3A I0-12A - .811 personal aim! community 2ofHie3 Crossword puzzle - - - 413 responsibilities. - 411 f)ear Ahihy U that retuires ''tus:slng back 4A the clock'', then let's start , Lditorial v'umnent Ilitpitiil iitite Public notices - today, - Fa i I s Vote In .10 ettmly putr - itioUt Sa nford voters I -iday Annex Opponents - the indifferent, snippy attitude : A .J0B OF POLITICAL SALESMANSIIII' is savings &loan association • of t-U . - berg, a former rney, said today the 'ase - is not a 'iUuatiun ;,, in.allmg for an Swof f ord Battles This offer good at all offices of First Federal of Seminole Fm the $1,000 bond ai N EWS- DIGEST KFFOItTh to withhold appropriated funds, a 413 Showers uiid thunderstorms - 4)1 ttaiuiiiened umiuch ii the northern twill of the n4tiwi today, hitting Sit tt ids•l- scattered areas with 311 ,: soaking rains itn(t violent Society -winds. --------8-bA Spoils Tornadoes touctwddown near III ;: Stocks .........( kselnd anti ('oliniat,U. Ohio, TV -----------------411 'l'iuesduy night. a zaiuve to set UP city residents iumimmiLssion residency districts. Al the tittie Only 653 persons, less than breatened legal action and this %tas shortly forthcoming with tUtie per cent of the city's 7,54.h r)$p3tered soters, cast ballots litigation instituted bywho Atty.jI the tone civic center pulling !(tber! Shevtn, It)' MAlt lU\ tiLl I IL% hht'ralil Si,If Writer Af.TAMON'l U SPRINGS -- The Stone property annexation - - twttle raged itit' the Late hours Tuesday. with M,ior Lawrence Stsul(aurnt taktti: attn the chin trout irate rtsintents, state from Assistant AIls Gen. Scott Nabors, am! a tuned tt till-h balked at yleldi;. 14 his /tiifl, ulesires. '- ui - it i ii V it ii The !. 'pl.iin if Judge '.l-Gr'-- r '.t i-k,'tl. - Wheeler .u'. Mnr'itav. .ittu'r uiid was retut:e.: icki;n X. savings account. First Federal .!ait ,utitt'ndd the annesation and place. The districting amentlinent to .'zuning front single famiLY the city charter was defeated vote. Officials saint i out pointed Shevini one voter entered - as illegal - - - 'roe One of the two voting machines but didn't pull a ballot ki,er 4) ter his or her choice (a1mk it Rd right-of-way and regis City commi.ssiuners cantublie hearing on the tesue the election results the , -t 11)1 held Council Liter I .tnged its policy to include tuir!iulg and counted the Lsu abtteiitee balloLs, one for and Nabors arose o lieu LUther lruuitny asked if the city at:— __ uie'*ed Oranol'- Road and urrutrnding property owners ete nut notified of the change, 'tn' M did not annex the Stsolford replied Shevin 114141 't'UttL' 1 AW UENI.,'E given au opinion the lit) could - Request denied 'rtss a rinul to tiriki' proN'rt 4 titigutitis Nabors arose and said, '"flw Watergate. - Watergate i.s right 1101)111' hearings in all an- njtLofl and zoning request Spcakitig as a pripu'nent I Cont ! I ii I' Col - one igain.st the d1strk'tW& iiitttittflitfl, OtttctLs said three absentee b4tlb.,ts were requested but on!) n' returned it, the 'tine fur the deadline. - City o(ttciaLs had predicted a attotfl) general has iies er here in Altaiiuunk''' Bulletin the puor turmiout since a opiflioti At the conclusion of (lit' issued an strivImg amendment was the OLtk tI' - -' \t'. municipality can junip a county meeting ill which council rusersed its Feb. 20 decision kdrral jddge has ordered a out) issue on the special road." 'i hassle settuiietl apparent and declined niultt'famfly until both City Alt)- Joe Davis foiling. residents left saying iwcoutiplbhed Mid Nabors ugreeti the meetin nothinghadbeen nothing SSL*S not the "plait' to go iflIt' (hit' the lengths tirades. The larOP'rt) remains annexed intl legal technit'ulutiis 'the most s'ctwiiient jibe at niUned tilt! not change the oticjt and the Ilia) Or was that zoning. tf it MaitLititnl dIIIefll ttho saint, The property IC tint now dclii) In repurted piatu by a reft'renttwn ballot and little ('aivadiau associate of public imatereSt had been (Iitaiw kr Itubert L esce Lu tr&iuder $3,625,000 (ruin a ,troused. 'otnmiSSIofler John Ctt Florida bank to the ltahamnas. ('-S L)Istrkl Judge "liii haul here to plead for zoned I harks L. Stewart sLucd Itit' order 'lesda) esening imierey because there will 1w no Cumin-il annexed 42 acres nd IIit'1CY E'ni not here to tabeati the Stone property located afir rca_son bet'a'.cw there will tin' Lake Ittiby alter the developer no reason. We tttitt't have tO ItO uutlimwit plaits for tuwnhtuust's lit alter Jerald A. Lans'Iti, Securities and KxIhUUgI iusestiguloi, (itiluIfll%%bJI* oiIil he had learned nil the to Washington tit find tilt. $-*,t5i-10,t10 malign' tthui. \ltrret, 0111) euIzUiiLtSlQflet in auvulLann,'e Tua.'sday night when the election results were tallied, termed it "sad'' th_ - nis ucha a few soters turiaeout LIlatK t'i*thiiUflity Letatieigaitwretl, 1,56-4 slgnattires tast tr on petitions that resulted iii tPt' spesi,tt electIon Tueta turning. _ �- I 2A-The Sanford Herald - - -n - • ,-. _' = -.L= • ? - - ---S-- - a----- - " =__ - - __-- -j-- •. p - --- a I P. _. -- - _.* - - - - e Rotation Of Ambulances U. - t' 1 -- 1 - '- • A -. ," 3, -• 1 . B [$)\\ i hi-r ; I. Two ambulances are on a p All -ft d I ... I llme The eount% commission IlFRAl.flS1AFF%RlTER Turnc said especial1. as it as a hack up Asked about is going into the amA serious irtiff 11 accident ootwrrrrs Longwood. He ad- response time from l.an's hulanei business through the occurs at It major Intersection 113111e4 if Phsians and fleRar -Deltona stations, in a cst and is reported to both Surgeons ha't' two ;inihulanecs Turne% said Lang can re-;pond the sheriff's department and available to the tt that the 20 miles from I'*ltoru to the municipal police depart- cctipan can prohabh lAlngwood in 10 minutr ment iiar.intee better response Since Lang is not fran'bised Iioking at the rotatrnn list," time. Rut, he said. ii only one in Seminole Counts, bc sheriff's dicpateher calls mbukn"e is iwnilnh)e at all said it would routinch operate ' - 'I 'L SI('i:4fl' :uicl Stireeon.. b. 'ct 1h1 un.i.r hit Irum-, --...- r Ser ui hiij th '-;.' This cannot 1w' done. Set inic leri urud Hospital 'r UI11!b Att. Howard Marsec said in answer to a query from the sheriffs department anl each said the costs would be neruw. Marsec said the norclar lfl0,0l Quotations from cnpan which can the ambulance compa nies collision course, IT) I S - traffic signals going t_o' 3 1 -. * 9' ss ;raU iindet a franchise is the through Hi' pointed out the purpose of a figure. Herndon asking for the lowest subsidy $25,000 and a is It' make sure franchise was granted h the on the type of twerJ a 'tin three Ltn-2 chicle used. its equipment and crsonnel can ix' inspected with red light SAVE 10 to 50% George Stuarts SPRINU " Hit - I 'I st 12 I 11 3i- '* MIL'S Lot: -- I -I' II St'01111 it 1.-• ouli sb rift deputies. '. urking with agents from (tn Florida Ilepartnw'nt of Liii'. Enforcement, raided an Akuixitinti- Springs residence this morning, arresting three - iwmtk' and seizing iimrtblinit equipnienl and an unknown tinuciuni of cash. Sheriff Julio Polk said ('layton Thomas, SB, of Lake Howell Hoiid, Altamonte Springs, was arrested at ins residence aknig with two men believed to be pickup nu-n and writers for Li bolita upi-ratitini Polk said Thomas' tioust- was either a collection point or checkup house, and that the two as yel unidentified men were ii taking a delivery of cash act Is lit tilt, time 0.1 thtt r tickets Polk said ']'ttoiiias wait, involved in organized crm and 'rgunizt'd lotter% operations in Orange and Seminole Counties " flits Is the first big lotter raid in Central J-'londa since Harlan Blackburn was arrested with 4.0 other persom.c sonic ill nionths ago Polk said a: orw time there was link between Thomas and Htackbtrn, Ttiomas works at flub 436 at Attarnonte Springs According to Polk, llic operation raided this murniru. was ,only part of a major gambling setup, and said 9w'. were"doing the bulk of Seiinole County and a portion of Orange County." 1 if MT-J, - ULAHANCE SALE If Stars Hairs _______ hi41b thi'v Fiiday 1:15a.m. 5p.m. Sawriley to 6 pin. ,_w DwAAm000rknot _____ Fr. Storsidi Parking 12 - - -. I — —. - - , We wish to landscape the traffic islands at the intersection of French Ave., Park Drive and Orlando Drive. SiC HOSTS COUNTY MATH CONTEST WINNERS receive trophies from Lyman High David A. I)uguid, Seminole high '1 enit -0mw School mathematics teacher John J ohrison i I to students from ('nunt hi 0i '.('hOftI whwh r ninth grade. Rusty Re Lyman; 10th duded -' ''-' ' ' iker, ' grade, Steve Kavtt'r, Lake Brantlev; nth ()vied grade, James Ellis. Lyman; and 12th grade, o..r 3 Miles south of SR 50 R The cost of this beautificption project will be 2,650, - If you ore interested in participating please complete the coupon below, I would like to contribute to the beautification of the French Ave. traffic islonds WNERSI N et I II 39 iI' II - - _ . -_ ------ - 1- '-a - - -.•., -- I1'uIjt 1L[JJYV 1bUJUNI ,1t,irrt.1/, h,li - I',i,j., ,;iut tI,iritiil 4 - We IOtPIVM the right to limit quantities - - - - - Listerine 20 o,, us" PIMA -1 I)AY! (IN I -' ________ Limit One By Max Factor [ Hypnotique Cologne to ' '°-" • - whi would be voted on at the November 1974 general t'Ieclion, will more accurately de'scribe their duties. 'Tax assessor" is a imiisnomer disliked by many of Florida's 67 assessors because it falsely gives the impression they impose taxes, said Rep Ralph Turlington, l)'Gaincsvllk', chairman of th e house and Finance Taxation ('t)mmittet', May 16 Seminole County Ment al Health Association banquet, 7 pm, lAngwood Hotel. Sociol .. Liquid Moistur Make Up , $9 Messenger Chocolates y cot 2 01. Reg $3.00 Ten 2°° w OmSix By Bonne ___ Bell 395 _______ 16 oz. Lotion Reg. $550 Johnson & Johnson Sponsors s-akl the measure, May 14 Lake Brantley Athletic Boosters, 8 P. en,, school coflns QQ -- tOx assessors property ill)- praisers. 92 807. Reg $6.00 Cotton Swabs 33 Package of 400 Dr. Schol I - dP Foot Spray 1 '. 5 oz. Deodorant og 1 — ________ _______ Ayds i - lbs. i.,. I 9 Reducing Candy .....StJosenhSi hour, 6-7. Speaker, State MIIA President .lcanne Sloan. May 16 Touring Florida Card I 'arty, Women's Auxiliary Volunteer Firemen of 1)dflary, 7 pin., Firemen's Recreation Hall. Dessert and prizes. Public invited. Contract Linda East for tickets. ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES Sanford: Mrs IA%'. is Bishop and girl Mrs. Bruce Wassan and girl Caroline C Howard Albert i- McMihIan Annie MuKinni'> Henry JohnsOn Billy J Parlier James T llau'dy St Roland I) Wesson Zillii Mae liggon Florence l"tstwr f'r,tmffms V. Mumtro& Vt'rria Woodard Melvin R. Holland, Christmas 01) dc V. Urban, 1)e'Ihur> My Name - - Address City ,. .,,, Stale....',.,.. Zip Amount - James Make checks payable to: I'. Mulenaur, Longwood hue S. Braxton, Osteen '4 HII(THS Mail to: Mrs. Janice Springfield ç/o Florida Stato Sank Mr. and Mrs. Rot)ald Faulk a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs John (;rulwni a San5ord, Fla. 32771 - -------a a - - - - - - - - - - - - - Uoiiy and Sunday. except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, 300 N French he. Sanford Put,,iihCd hI,i Affair.'. 3rd ST. & HWY. 17-92 - SANFORD FLA. )'Serving... HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: . The Lwjies Civic & Community I 3223O22 Aqua -' Ratio studies art' p.iristics of a iii% assessor's as st'sstiient against %% hat Itim' mnhihitr dc'termirws to No fair m arket value Tin' state Siipreiiie Court la't month overturned tilt, (if Fl li'oui's i;ttio stuitit to %killil wid school aid from counties whet.' property was tiiuleruissi'ssi'ml The I Iou:a then paiscit tilt, fati 't bill as an alterni. tire. But I l at it. ii liii' not take into tict000t ti hat it '.'.uulmt cost to Implement. Ijiwler the blouse bill, Ellison's ratio studies is oulit bo used ::uuh' tax assessors iii%'.3rdt:::pr:c',.N - " reflect full market value (if all property. l'hey '.s..uhl aisti 1*' used hi' the l)eparttiient of lu-'. ('01ff' let lmrIl'M i i;ix roll o-c'rtiuit'atiiin, Sen. Itithert (;r:iha,ii, chair 111.111 of tin' seh'11 sutx'ct,i. uiittct', said it is as likely that tin' Senate isoulil reject liii' hlituse- p assed bill and substitute one of its o"11. 'l'tie Miami th'mocrat has proped an alter na te niettuit) under which the ratio studies would be developed at the same time the local assessors was preparing a tax roll instead of afIvr they were completed gi'.'ing the auditor a more lm'isurely pace. The house i'uesday passed 18 pr OX)Sed constitutional amiiendment renaming counts Sanford Mildred F Randolph Helen F. Adams Catherine Bell John Millonig Cheryl Armondi Joint's H. Powell William Roberts Edward l.undquist Gregg Krumi:mitel Diane J Graham l,orrain 11. Miller Rosa Jenkins Rosa Coachman ('rt'f1a Fender, Dt'Buiry Susanne N. Ilighstnitti John M. West. 1)ehand Elige Jones Ralph L. Kalp, Ikltona George H ardy Huston Busby, Lilk&' Monris' Cheryl Ann Jones Thortipsori itutini E Cheryl A. Smith, Bunnell Longwood ij)N (t, It Watson, lh'Ilary Harold A. Mclnrwr, Orange Albert Povodnick, lk'l3ary City Elsie Erlenba('tl, tkBar> ('harks J. Sheffield, Winter Ruth A. Worley. IM(ona Springs Helene L. Lawrence, L)eltona I arr>- W. Huntley, Stiitthland, Beverly A. l.aqualla, lkltona K> Edward J. Walsh, tkltuna Theodore L Oglesby, Lake Mary ''iii ft in I HeraldI John N. Gardener, Luke 1 I 1(ii lkOt Mi. lit.lOi'( YHI' S't ART ' S Swpp.tiq,njp Vve1V i •P 0 da SOCKIT 0., Win tI.,,n1 1Irni,.t,i •*n, mtir c.fltr.*s •Ia .**",I . Reeve "W9 • '.i.,,,,,.i, ii., boti.v it .co...bowvtn —ow P*CL P.., pj4 'ISqc will how, that fianstait"cialern. s.. F.tt.w t.. s,mpi. P6(1 '.n. P.s,rn. SVII.Mi V. e.. slab.g,. '71 SOCK II Ok PACE POOL CARE - 8 13,, , coin. May 10 Seminole Junior College Basic Home Gardening course registration, free, but call :1231450, Ex 307 to reserve space. . :45 AM. 7:08 A.M. 8:45 A.M. - fr worth while project will be appreciated. -FLIGHT 322 LEAVE TI-CO ARRIVE GAINESVILLE ARRIVE ATLANTA MAY 8, 1973 Contributions to this (L- th, Iii said the planned h rata;ia!lI. Stmiffard said. Il i, I ;4ramt(1 1 umnlin t'ntc'midt-d (hi' u!nt per a'rt Jcns;: '.'.i*s firtijet t iiiuld be 1,5Munits itf i-cui.'ns were unaware of the suitable, there would hi' roll cheap development and that Itt. :itillt'Y.t, ion until !ter the first strain on traffic or the schools, ''Mexicans were moving Ili ' I 111)101 ci 'akc'ml place ..,.•I, • *,. L(IWfllit,U.Se$ - ----n "ILl' UK' tit'cupien Several Se'.'e:-1 residents of satiilainl b rouple, and 9w rounding developments rose to zoning was tile best speak in opposition. Jut Swofford said the cit'. had Nn'huLs said the niulti-fanith never held public hearings in dwellings will compound tralli' 1541 previous annexations and tin Orunolt' Road Lis well a 'hat hi- had met w iUi strain on water amid sc'.'.t'r repn-,sentatives of several area service. Nictiob, concluded Ii'. civir associations prior to thi' I)rt'selltmi: a petttir: i' it annc'xat ion Huottirs 'A.—re .pposinc signature' POOL It Hospital Notes State - Mo> 10-11 Seminole High School play "Spoon River Anthology," 8 p.m, school auditorium presented by Advanced Drama Class in conjunction with Contemporary Literature Class- I I 'mi Two 'to Seminole Calendar Ma> 9 Board meeting Drug Action Committee of Seminole County, :30 pm. . 1100 F First St Sanford Public is invited. - Aft ''ii iiiiwtss,liilit," said Pati' , .4ffairs (ornrnitt€p . 'It isotilil 14' alini',t i t pItt i . crop, officials say ilie tobacco crop, which brough a record $21 million to Florida gi-oi ci's last year, Was t't'I)Iantcd on higher ground alter the flooding waters of the Suwannee River swept over farners' allotted acreage, 'A g(K)d hit of tobacco had to be transferred,'' !:aid 'rank Pope of the U.S. Department Agriculture office here Some growers were forced to buy more plants and fertilizer, but the crop should 1w about normal." I It' most ost other North Honda crops hadn't been planted before the Suwannee and its tributaries burst out of their hanks. ''Erosion to the land was a problem. however," Pope said, "IL will cost about $750,000 to retiahilit ate the ía t'n1and 1k- said five couiitiea liavt' qualified for Ieut'ral aidand an initial all ocation of $1 15,000 has been made under the Enierit'nrv Conservation program The funds are available to farmers m in Hamilton , Sus'. annee, Jefferson, Leon and Waku lla counties so far, and others may be approved later. The fedcral government pays Roper cent of the approved land rehabilitation cost, but the program doesn't cover buildings, animals or crops. Although Jefferson, Leon and Wa kul Ia counties are outside the Suwannee valley, Pope said they suffered erosion from heavy rains and runoff. Jefferson and Leon counties have had 38,8 inches of rainfall this year compared to a normal of 17 inches. Gov. Reubin Askew has asked President Nixon to declare 14 Florida counties a disaster area for the purpose of making available other aid in the form of low-cost loans. Numerous roads, bridges and houses on the Suwannee flood plain are till under water. G. L. Robinson of Jacksonville, director of the Florida Division of Emergency Government, said a full assessment of damage can't be made until the Suwannee pulls back into its banks, It is still at flood stage or above from Ellaville to the river mouth at the Gulf of Mexico near Cedar Key. ornrnunU is launching a beautification program. • - & (/iarn her of ()r;znleree Mayor Fights on SR 405 4) george s1tiart 133 East Rebinion Downtowe Orlando M&UTh m I1idiec Cuu Jergens Soap Senate subfair nssescii it'nt I built I' lull teqii ires the auditor cineral to Ix'rfnrii i ratio sttidIt' oil prn;wrt% to'. rolls lwt'.'.eeti the lion' tIter are t'crtllii'mt cam-li sulittiot :t;i.l ttct' *'ictl III tIc.' - (lit' oru", left over,' - said hitijet '\ssijiiiing it's all true." bit' said tilt- State needs si:i 'cliwit Ili fund the full 53 projslated iut- the fiscal ream -:iding June 30, If 11w' $180 nitiI, on comes through. it will nittan ;Iiwidii "ill have it $a million surplus going into thi 193-4 fiscal tear. , , 3 C-mi t d Front l _ I' ''The court order requires billion to hi' released to the hit' ZuflilU' rtumn!.' wasRandoiph stales this year amid ttit' other $3Mnttietit' , Orlando attorne) billion next s-ear,'' said Baljet, representing the Stone in1k' said- Florida was !J:tif.11 '-' Ii ,.r...o.Zlf.ullu ...'.t ----------------i'v.iui1'.-t'.,I.__ r iiut'_ t .'evtvc another 1280 million in Knight. Mathent'y -ontended fiscal year 1974. the property is properly zoned ''This court order will have and the developers were read)profound impact on sewage t sign necessar) tilt-reatiin'nt plant projects." said documents amounting lit Baljet ''% v hope that this re"millions of dollars" least' of funds will not be bogged However, tie said, in the (town length court appeal and elLquilig contrt".'e-rtr over 11w red tape ' Prpert -'tile mortgage tinder Florida Iau all sewage cnnipanv picked up its mont-' treatment plants as of Jan 1 and went away, had to pri-ivids' 90 pet cent Matbt'nc't said ttic' issue ha - rc':tttc ient itll all v. i±StV is'' to- principals $100,000 I(. ' - -- - .111 projects (in the list and have ' -" rg V 1 A1JAllV'S1 I I Ia All,- Pt-c siditi Pollution Control Director Pt-''L's ' 'er Bnljt't said today Florida F'loricb,," huljt't said of W, - ' stands to receive $1811 million rtllinf' in a ic'deritl judge it this year in sewer plant aid as if Washington that the Cnviruriresult of the court-ordered re- mental I'rotection Agenr lease of funds impounded n Ei'/\ 1 niusi rt'lewtt' U. billion in funds for local water pollutiom progrimLs that had been lilt' ;Hunded ti Nixon Charges * - Ill, told the sc-led ." Storewide , t._ ------------ 4 during jp _ - DPI ; , t)aCCO i- Bolita - r iiiiiijitti'e (AINESVI 1.I.E, l"Ia Al' i Hoods and heavy rains, which t'ausm.-'d an estimated $8 million damage to North Florida last iiont h, did not destroy the state's flue-cured cigarette to- etc approved for the franchise, ranged upards toward that v ,.ti,,,.,i f•,li .i,,.1 I.. - - We feel this 1il,iti '.'.oultl hi bans Iil Florida To Receive Sewer Pla nt Funds ?' 1E. State Tobacco Crop Weathers - s : 1) t! - tinpiemitit gI,1 l,lP j l Ic_ I II#J1JIa4p1 mm Mat-see's comments, it tn working thepast four it ttvtu4rflIlVnt. iiIwrving its ibead .-\ one c:iniplr hi- appears I,n ro)d come Into sears toward the ultimate --- , 'tation list calls Herndon and minted to it heart victim who St'n,inolc on an i'niergenc'- en;r.atii of the ubsid and he two ambulances take off must have immediate basis in case of a disaster bas lowered it over the past two oward the scene of the ae ;issi.ctanrr SEMINOLE MENTAL HEALTH WEEK Those ambulances found to be spars $2,500 each year to its iclent Willis said even if the en% operating in Seminole without sum this year of $),(XXl. COUNTY Commissoin Chairman Sidney Vihien Jr. signs proclamation This is when it problem is t's*mes his cnmpan only its he proper certification are designating Mav 13-19 as Semi nole Cou n* tv Mental Health Week- as Mrs. 4-en. Boto Turnev. manager of semndar% choice. Herndon will guilt% (if a misdemeanor under fie pointed out, however, that Physicians and Surgeons, told respond when cafled, W.L. New, president-elect of Seminole County Mental Health the In'.'., Marsee said. Physicians and Surgeons are 'he I4ncwod City Council last Thrrw told the council last As Physicians and Surgeons 'draining revenue away." Now Association and Commissioner John Kimbrough hserve. The MHA wet-k. Twianibulances are on if '.eek and The Herald again this asked each cit% in the south end he von', know, he said, if a will conduct a Bell Ringers s' Campaign for funds during the week and I (ollision i se. going thiough week that lie tuts two aro- to rotate it was, mentioned reduction is possible or in fact the annual banquet is set for May 16 at the Longwood Hotel, traffic signals with red light hulzinecs available now and has lime and again that the free what the nec'ssary sibd Staff Photo ) atap the vehicle flashing, siren r.questv'ri bids on an acceptable enterprise syFteni of corn. 1w' until the end of the !isa aiiing and ignoring all .speed "high-tot Dodge" fir a third petition is IN'sl and further that '-'' t" "!25 and timtt'. lit , the •.nivrrer,rt r:'r. t.!wt tttq', 111 d K'it'5 8T' tahUifltt'd for ?hr , r',,ici * C sj.',i j: ic• AlIt-,- itt•ing questioned, !lcrnr1'n 'a ttJce c.r ('lirunatt' Seminole operation. With these iirgumt'nts, Turne admitted orw of the :1.,, subsith front the counts, In addition, to two fuli tirut 'I'urnet, '.'.hose &'outpan is anibu!anees is under contract Four at-s ago local Funeral ambulances on the road tit 1ersuatkt it, hi' st the &'siiinoie Turf ('lun iu'mes stopped ambulance the council in work session it' 'ix nights a '.'.t'ek This leaves service when Federal govern- in Cass.elberr and one in consider stopping the rotation onl% one ambulance available nw'nt 'egulations made their Sanford - he said, the compan system li give hiscornpan% all 'n liingwood What will happen 'pt'ralion no longer feasible At has placed a day-time amI hulanee at Florida Hospital Lake calls within the cit Use if twi' calls from Longwood that Lime the cnur.ty accepted North in Altamonte Springs. At litngwaoti City Council lit its come in :it the same time on an quotations from numerous B'. ('HRIS NElSON •3 p in riiecting Tliursda is evening when the one of the inisbultncc services in Central times Herndon also finds it - 'ui;tiissw;wrs ''should '.tarn 're'.ssar) Li pinpoint sources necesar'. to call in back up Herald Staff rILer people" responsible, itti suspects II makea decision on Turne 's :irtihulanees is at the turf club" Florida of the amount of ambulances from its Orange The organism could cause 'lurnt' was asked including i ;iearti lift sUition request 51(1 '.hti')i would be required to Count) operation. "We have Swiriimmg and water skiing Idus Willis, owner and fish kills, In' said belonging to Indian Hills Turner explained he bias It operate a full time service in had as mans as live amin Lake Howell has been banned Utilities manager of Herndon, aureed "mutual aid'' agret'xItent wit) S4'?Iiinr,lt' 'ili'wever, if we closed down bulances at inc time in pending a sthtt' health depart- i'vervttuni with a trace of the — -• St'nunole," he said html stud) of dangerous 'irganisiti in it including each : organisms found in the waters 01 us - we'd have tio close dow; l, i'(tIlflt% poollution control !lit' eounh officials nuiinulinv- i F"llowine the lead of CornBoard - niis.cioner John K inibrough, Adair and iuit;iiissiontr (rrt commissioners 'I uc-sda' -night overrode objections of Drummond presented further pollution control officer results of tests on the l.aki . Howell drainage canal - with 1* LangIe Adair to "post" ; I'- latest studies shr'win1 Luke ''tttit' to the gra'.'it strong concentrations of 'A-11.1;t(' orgainisniis'' found in lust / pollutitirt in and around the week's . Matilati:) sc''. act- trt'Ittnt.'nt 1' Adair, commenting discover)plit . iii a t ariety of urg'um,snis was not sufficient in itself Li' close H'itt'r, txtth Adair and -- • P1 •SJ''U lull ?IUU IJP •i 115e I 1UiiliiI(TI{J Sli in, more ---- officials, et;icc-th-d dett't'ti'3c' work will In' -state -I-----)F ' -- t..om m i SIC 3 TAl.l.AHASSEl:, I'la. 4 Al') grading property tax assess- cr1)' t a x ratio studies for l•:lliA spokesman For Auditor Gen. nient pra(-Itees Is ''completely stin, testified before a Sm'nnt.' eral Ernest Ellison sa'. s a unworkable" pnm'i that tb' lair ncsesc,1l , h,it house-passed bill aimed at upJim Pace, In charge of prop- bill '.'..'uld require "the hlirtil)! if at least '.'OO new t'inployes It' Requirements are strict for the operation of ambulance service in Seminole, Counti Sanitarian Va. Bobbins said He said his office checks out the vehicles to Ix' certain th are manned by properly certified personnel and arc carrying the proper equipment Resides annual cheeks unar. nounced spot checks are als3 9? - 10 • . iI and siren going. -- _• _____ Tax Assessment ' Bill 'Unworkable' t / I S - 1, 1 Wi p - - - Wednesday May 9, 1973 it I, -- -- Longwood Asked To Halt, S - a- eJ buy, Sanford I I 32771 5tc0fld Ciast, Post19" Subscription Carrier 55c If uu iuC rIt-, ill I EVE CRABTREE 8)4 9212 Sanford ROSEMARY KNIGHT 834 9212 Ca ssei berry GLORIA IRWIN 834 9?i2 Altamonte Spctncjs Ioi-gwood PATRICIA RICH IW pare 550 8 ounce J'Etd Rates Year $18 by 40 Aitnntonte COLOR PRINTS 31)0 _ Springs Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 668 5861 t&ria • - 'ô°° Valuo 831 9i'i at Sanford. Fioiruda 32?I We" efoiiie) Iii'n -- -..-- off, . 1111111106 Uull.tUIlUIii.IUuI1IS'. - _ 14 - 1 �-- : ' • _1--._... -. -_ _ = •• "- .-'•-- -•---.-- -. -.--••-•-- - - 1. - -----:;; - . -- - ---- .----. -- - •.,- - - .-• -•_---- -- .-,., - -- -•- i_ --.-----.--.-•• _--_: - ' - --- k-•. = .- ---. - -- ---- ...... 8- 4A— The Sanford Hera to Wednesday, MaV 9 , 1973 Reporters Beat Opening The Watergate S . M Here Comes The Rebound Again? President On Nobod would accuse President Nixon of Richardson has demonstrated during his years in the State Department and as secretaryof health, education and welfare and as sc'cretarv of defense a remarkable famiharitv with the people and processes of government. e has won the respect of' Republicans and Democrats with his ability to move into new, challenging jobs and take firm bold, Ruckeishaus has been impressive in his administration of the Environmental Protection being too gentle for the rough-and-tumble game Si 11 of politics, But he has been the target of deserved criticism for his reluctance to act firmly and decisively in the matter of the Watergate bugging and the assorted shoddy revelations that have surfaced from investigation of the case since last summer , On April 30, Mr. Nixon asserted the - I 1. toughness that bar ,sustained him in a political career that has seen him ivhnund from I If Sec It S lot C opk' Next Quest on I' 3 So: $ For El decade a succession of Congresses and Pr it it; :: :; mass of advisory bo,urd.c and committees set up to provide link between thepublic' atd the itx.Ui i'iluerac'v A new run at the irem has turned up the first comprehensive picture of hrw many of these bodies there are and what th e cost - Now we know th ere are 1,439 of th rn, and th eir ex penses last year totaled more than £2. million It is ton soon to say whether the govc-rnment is getting its money's worth out of this usually voluntary service of citizens The next phase of th e study, not due until later this sear,t ill tackle the more important question: are these boards prnduc'ting good advice, and then there is the final question is anyone listenin' — ___________________________________________ T. 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O?1ir tit S'iIod Florida 32' Nc g,,art ol nn It!,al newt. o aCIv,.r!.ing 01 this edi t ior,of 'Tt* S,nt,"gl Herald ma repr oduced on an, r,jft.t ,.ri?tcr, O('rm',,3fl thi' ,bt,5Pw- o 'iw An Individual f,rn, re.,ponj,IbIc for SUCh reprodoction will Dr eDflssDi,rec as lntrlr'Qorlg on Tnt' r,r'a,d s 1 u&'v'iVffl dot will be held I,nt'i,' lo' o,'mape unfler the law, :': r pi,ci Cn'I'i The t'ft" aid t'litItit'C i''L i' also ran c i "year of its ",,''-'twr of the l','.i'I o ,. . Itit th'' 'e tO' Atstic .atpml Pro's' v '0 i"(iij"t.'' 1I -L t - Attamonle Springs Veria 13uler ________ ' . _ '. I ) - . _________ _________ _______ ______ 1, ,, - ___ 14 , S;:_ ;~ .~ ~ ' ____ . _______ L l- t ,. 111'I I ' ' if -' _____ ______ I I I ' I, le __________________________________________________________ ' ________ __ -- _____ ______ _____ _________ _____ ________ \ " '" __ ______ '. _________ '' 5, , , . .' ' ... " __________________________ _____ ' ' - - ___ • - ' I.. -. ' r" — :- --------- --- ____ - - -- -_ Know Your Hemisphere Watergate Mess Puzzles Latins - diplomat asked "rkm't you understand that the adverse' pubuicit You are giving yourselves undermines U.S. prestige and shakes respect for the United States abroad' "Some of us who have long memories and who have hved and worked in the United States remember earlier scandals that were not allowed to escalate tm the propor ti on,, tIns aifair st'erm- to be taking an In fact, this former ambassador said, th e "high respect" In which he holds President Nixon dates back it one such, that was hushed up almost before it became public knowledge in the- tlriited Suites. That was the presidential election of 19Mwhen voting irregularities in the state' of Illinois gave' Its electoral college votes, and the preaident', to John Y. Kennedy, "The' stars was all over Washington one night," the diplomat ,uud. "We went to bed wondering how Mr. Nixcm was going to handle it "The next morning we got the word "Mr Nixon had decided, we were told, that to challenge 11w viii.' r'outit in Illinnis would be divisive to the nation ttit it would probably lead to lengths' court action and that, 4 1 4, :t . tie has k'gaul). the United States would be without a president at a critical period, he kept his mouth shut. The Latin diplomat also made tr"f reference to Lyndon B. iohnsnn'l disputed election as U.S. senat or from Texas. W'wt has happened to the United States in the interv ening years" he asked. is it that political 'crimes.' if you want to label them, i'ould be tolerated then, and can't now?" This Latin ambassador, WIll.) spoke 51) frank'.)- 1i1Y on condition neither his name' nor his country be mentioned, emphasized that i tlier the Watergate affair nor 11w alleged vote frauds much influence Latin AiTit!ricafl governments in their dealings with the United Suites, "Wt' knott quite a bit about 'bugging,' or hadn't you noticed that I use pay telephones for matters of it confidential nature" And while your country may have pioneered In popular electio ns , we are experts at making the vote count come' out right." But he added that the sordid details of congressional and other Investigations provide grist for the propaga nda mj of the' United State's' enemies abroadL Marxist newspapers. for example', tie- said, seek to make it appear that the Watergate iivideant "proves" that the United -tlsitr.s is dishonest ill demilines with Latin Amerk'a .' Black Community Mar .a Ho' r, Haven't heard any tower et'o9unusts or hard-headed brokers Cl." sn Frrr Park £ ('.ttr &uUj.jt'rod (à,tbroo$, Mar , lvnGo'Oil, t3L' Choluota Lila Baler t,;" Lake Monroe 31 .2 2C, I 1 365 S?07 Da'ltona DeBary Enterprist rl,v- I te Ed% a,rc1, e363 Fort-i,1 CsI' Spinli fl 5062 Long wood Ann Role, 531 Gene va Oveodo sta vis Liz Ma' 349 5'1L Osleen 41,'t4, Ctat'ne Srycie' i Winter Springs Nan, Booth speak of it yet, but it seems reasonable that if you have an stuck in the buggy whip factor) you'd better hold unto it. It may rise' out of sight. This is because of what is termed tI.'e "energy ce-U'" but winch really is nothing but an acute case of the shurt in the oil and gas supply They're talking now about dollara-guhon gasoline, and when that comes, people may turn to horsepower again. Most people's cite-s get about 12 to 34 milts U the gallon, no matter two much they lie- about it. And it hue-sc will Walk that far for only SO cents or so of oats by offhand estimate. This could mean our streets will be filled with horses and buggies. If the environmentalists who are blocking the Alaska oil pipeline believe that will improve the ecology. they don't understand horses. The shioruiges already are here as surnvtr of ttii re'.mt winter found It's st bad that Lt fellow we know built a second fireplace in Ins house and laid in a good supply of wood to let it cure before the gas and heating cli supplies are gnc. There' are a fairly large number of persons who didn't know what gas heat was until they were grown men and women. Some of ft,ese complained about central heat whm it finally came. They just couldn't get warm unless th' backed up to a fire' Watch men today when they walk Into a room with a fireplace. Even If there hasn't been any fire there yeaJ-s, they back up to It and hook imi elbow over the mantle. It is an act built into their genes and over countless cmjust for like breathing. But, man, is it a lot of work i '. '•' Ii''" •;, ' • n American youngster reaches the age -; -- - '- . '-- A- . - .. - - •- r , -- ' .. '_4__' • • .1' ' ,'-.'."' - I '_1'• '_ - . - THE GO l"hu' sela II istoi'' It'll) to 'l'ai'ptiiu Springs Wed nesda on chartered LIUSt'S, I Staff Photo) "Hans, N everyone knw there's a new wave of interest in Hitter, but . - th Charged In Murder bci,g an accessory after the A south who claimed he ' ." ' ' ' ' ' . ', -' -•' ":' - - `- .. • ' . Those flI'('USO"s In hoc .1."ith beachfront crash pad nick, • H .;:et; I t,uv, :u ''''II to 0 if ,11I% Ii lK's'ulatlru was that ('minor polio only five iisinutes before When hester tt;s arrested, he izuninn,'' Perrin soul. ''They had invited the lawmakers lie' ri'uspwared outside. II nrc' an (-flibll'iii that said be played tIn' i-nit's of iusensls,,rs a nit. att.'nipt to olduin testi- ik'wn to lobby his prtogrna'u, was 'His MaJesty, the 1')i'il,'' ( -lilt u;: 'hihfrcn might play inooliv (rout Silber apparently pztrticufariy thoSe wnuicn iuvt' and had a ' -o tatoswd upside tuuilboyS 011(1 Iiitii.iii,., on his connection tt-ltls ittiti it greater role over tori dottn his hand. 1k' said the ae'('used were centers unr protection matters, I"rank MartIn, the central figA detective said Hester (woo- hi drifters, impressionable tire' ('(uniter denied that, however in the probe' and %% h ose bought smut' mail-order books ' ''uaiigstt'rs all of whisom ttt're telephone' was tapped by Ixollt't' 1k' said (iso' meeting was Just to ion sorcery and "lie used to mt olvesl tt ilk drugs at one huts' review 8-by-10 glossy photolast susnsnwr, have the chicks in awe. He or another, August, Silber received graphs of it legislative horseA iek ttiuuld have them over to his pad u' after ('ot'hran's body tickets on con. hack trail ride through the Apisand try to east spells on thetis," v as found. F'rt'zec told a rest'e'utsve slays, Dade County luit'tilt,'olui National Forest sevPolice may Cochran was lash- porter he had been married in Sheriff's Deputy Joe Motteo Is- crud weeks ago. ed tit a makeshift akeshift alter in the Satanic rite' to Deborah Ann ''We need to deride if this is tie.l Sillier us ticket Aug. 1 For lusement of a rsuning house Shook, 22, of Washington, N.J. failing to yield the right of way going to lx' an annual event,'' and was flO!jt'4I ttitti chains t5eISfllS4) charged In Coch- at us stop sign . Matteo said two .orm ciii w un giass aetore LS ears s ueussri. teeks ago (tint as he was writtrig the ticket, Sillier told him he Now Many Wear was wasting his time ix'eauss' I k 'lie ticket would Lx' fixed. With LIttle Worry Itt's'ords show that Sihiwr did o ni:-,- t,t i, C"tflifl( 1'.)%P "It HtJ I'It liuh not pay the ticket by mailor ,,r talk' -' a'1h,' can h!p. . appear in court. Dade Judge VASTEITIII a I'M. itra,lir,' h"l'i Maki Thomas O'Connell said he dis- U, Otcirt,rnUyal'i.'. A.'ore For ty Flashing sarning lights on today, ''The lights are doing I'ASTII,T sI i)rriusiissed the ease because I)epu. ml Pretty htO(kl now." I our A,ihp,h- i'' ,1rr French Avenue for students of I ir iris my Matte (ailed It) appear In the that ft mr ,'a.ntoal I,, hralth Sp Suinlord Middle School and your dentist ro'gui*tiy. J. C. lavender said men (rain t'ourtrosns. hopper Elementary are his department timed the lights __________ ____ _______ — tt orking fine now ton the heels of and found (tie' one by Sanford -U - ,, ,,, •i,i;'d i aiianassee ' ' • ' ' '' , , , , , Save l O to 5O% in George Stuart's STOR E-WIDE CLEARANCE SALE I ' FALSE TEETH School Lights Wor ing, ng, Sen Wilson I n for ni ed — Tally , ..r,, ut• , rule. k. ,,j wwd trn*,rr george stuart 12 rat- PI.a. ri,uofvu, ui. The Governor into latt Establishes new proced ur es Right of Ht'rxissc',csson for a person to regain possession of his property being he ld ttTongfullv h otht'rr' UB 2411 Judiciary Committct'. The house Bills Passed Home rule Grants citi es broad new borne rule powers and creates state commission to resolve local boundary disputes HR 1020. Danahy and others, To Senate Migrants Allows chldren of migrant agricultural workers to enroll in the first grade after the first month of school, HR 425. Tillman. To Senate. Hotels and Restaurants Upda tes laws reg ula ting hotels and restauran ts. HB 1906. (thee-tore. To Senate'. Proposes amendment to state conTax Assessors stitu ti Gn changing name' of county tax assessor to pro pert y appraiser 11.1k 1 1 7 1'urlirtu,n T. 'nat&' The Senate Bills Passed Firemen Provide's that tuber culosis, hypertension or heart disease in firemen shall be considered to be illnesses suffered in the lin e of duty for life or disability insurance purpose$. SB C8-47. Gillespie. To House. Adoptions — Provides for financial assista nce for parents willing to adopt hard-to-place children. SB 1 265, To House. Fish Establishes lengths of fish which are regulated ('holders in Gt 'rnr b the stats' Sb Sign - S — — — J - - Is V us letter written to State Middle &hMol had been tamDepartment of Transportation pt'red with to the point the Secretary Waiter Revell by flashers were ioing off at 3 in State Sen. lAri Wilson asking the morning "'rhicy are oil in the matter. wsrkitig all right now," he said, Sen. Wilson in tier correspondence with Revell t'nclosed a copy of us story published in The Sanford Herald detailing K. Franke's fears for safety of 1,000 children nossing the busy tughwuiy with ('(onstantl malfunctioning light s. WA ON, I) ''It w ouhi set'uii that this ('ong Hill (;tinter anriouuno,'t'.i situation could be readily today a grant to or. Earl '.orrected by replacing the Weldon, president of Seminole fixture. - . 1 think you will agree Junior Coolkgt', in the amount f that malfunctioning warning $45,96 too operate retired lights in an area which includes senior s'sslunts'er program. This tsto schools for young children prograrti will be administered G ra n t i s An no u nced (' - is a serious problem," Sen. by the Altamonte Approves ii' 10 Hi-Rise Variance pruopert) B MARION 11r'rhIF:A l.eted at I'ruoirie ALTAMONTF SPRINGS After stormy two-hour session in 11w Stone property zoning public hearing, a weary city and considered counci l on a stamped its approval variance for Palm Properties tttuch plans a seven story hirise south of SR 436. The variance was necessary due to the city's presently has'inag a 35loot height limit on structures. A public hearing was held prior to the action, with several residents in opposition to the niiultl-story building, larry Hess said it would detract from aesthetics, cause property dc-valuation and u-umnpound traffic. He also cited that since it will be the tallest building 4n the city he is "fearful of a precedent," — ° or W. C. Mt'Affee, a proponent, said with the unprecedented area developtnt'nt the only WIJy to preserve Use ecology is to "go up" Mayor Lawrence Swofford concurred innoting this was UW utruwer in order to preserve a green area. Swofford mentioned a hi-rat' was better de' s'eloWzserit of Use area than a 'wo-ry bu4Uig. Council authorized Swofford and the city clerk to execute an agreement ttith the Office of Housing and Urbian Develop. '''emit IIUI)i relative to the tegacy of Parks grant. City Mt'. Joe Oasis ex. plained the agreement cites the uIty will nt convey property la'rwlited through the Legacy of Parks without the permission of 11w 11W) st'u'retar~ Council also authorized the %ft,,,i,.,,,,,..,,,, T ~__.____ - -, -- -- ____________ 0 3414431 ioo.co ceoa _________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ - a fee of - - ------- ___________________________________________________________________________ 249.778:3-/-- - 4, .' A I £ • • riiii N,MIu Ili r's#sI. S.IIT u#rr ' I ' a,iW, S a• - ,:a000.'000ai: ui,N(oic'v & —_ — -- - 't .,rLa , — • e t. rl?m L You can save up to $48 in May, lusk tsho,lhser its the It S or oi I:srn it sour trip Is months awa First National City 'I'ravclera Choc ks Its Slay and save as much a. $45 Stasis ---'---------- up Ito ILI IIIWI ,o,ih ,if or keeping mone at hunts or in the oice uw CAN OUT THEN rvr*vwu.'ai' Thousands ui banks in the U S. and Puerto Ku to are parlklpaiiri its list Unusual Offer .'.k for ltseiii at your hank. AND,,. it nu buy First National Cli Traveler, Cheeks in May, ou ear sat. up to $15 Don't this chant e. stile s tAN sn.ti THEM ANWHEflL. see 11141vt Much You ('ass Sate as Mi, I lull Vs. I,. * h.,h. At million, of pu. re InAmerIca anti around a Edisa an,. Royal Room Air Conditioner Beautiful Mediterranean styling • 12000 Btu certified capacity • Automatic thermostat • Permanent washable filter • 2-speed fan • Ventilation control • Tilt-out front • 4-way direction control • 115-volt operation. S lit Uwa, the vs uriol V AN IU1.AL1L THEM ANYWII.$I: if they're lost 'it stolen, you ran K•t then, replaced, isn.the'apol, at mor e tiers 53,001) refund iminhs in the U.S. and issorseas the most estenslse rrfund service in Ilse travelers cheek hue Inc is I $ 300 , $ 300 3 Ut) 300 ' $ 1300 1,00 2.00 ' 2.00 1,1)00 1000 2,300 25.00 3,00 50 00 4()0 3,00 ' 8.111) , , . fl'S THE SZWI WAY TtP PDTWt IU4II MONEY t%'hrllsrr note ira v rli,s8 in Ames I, a or ab road 3,000 I - .1800 ()Ilii good Wall t *5, ii C ul PSIt• 11104• 604 U5JI Mi, 16411 •.J IIh siIaS* ,,ee 11.1 5') Cu to p.uI.o o •• ,,. ,.,•, ,,, ••, First National City Travelers Checks Ask Fur Th.'ss Al Your Bank Ezy-Mount for do-it-yourself installation. 01* Sanf"] I Peg Price 29995 BANKAMERICARD SALE MASTER CHARGE I , 0 iantfr t ~ ( I turn m 1 intnw. lx Ave. Sanford, Florida - In other business council nixed an annexation request by Srratli and Lewis de's'clooers on - Continuing Cool comfort in the Mediterranean style mayor to execute a contract .eiths the State Department of Pollution Control for an interim loan in the sewer system expan- muons for $2,5 98,000. Cot iptroller Dick Baxter said the interim Financing From the revolving fund loan will carry the city until pertnauoent grant rii.ane)'s are forthcoming for $4,750,000. for [ Herald Staff VsrIte'r _______ 111 lad ITnusual Offer... during May only you can buy up to $5000worth of First National City Travelers Checks - - ____________ only $ 2 college 's department of Wilson told Revell, Adult and F'ranke told The Herald Educalsoon. - , -- ITh. 322 0500 ----- )le 1. Stof. Hours Dunn. Sale OilS i-rn, "own. Msd&'v •.I ,4.Y S IS. S, 161" IA. morp By THE ASSOCIATEI) PRESS Tuesday, May S. 1973 I cis1qP. v,, - 4 much easier to flick the thermostat up a couple of degrees than to cut half a turd of tttiu'J a dot Of course it's not that much work If you hate is small boy to do the wood chopping for you. There were some cutnpensatio. This came on days when It was bitterly cold and the small boy's niuther or grandmother decided to MA on the fireplace rather than start up the huge old cookstovc in the I., ' " .. ece S Se S I ' - .. It's 117J 1. Groom • - • Ma r ti n I nquest _J',1•', " A r . - Well, in no time at all the beans bubbled, the biscuits rose and tn-owned, the ham sizzled, and thee-c' was 1,1w meal. I Rites rites that called for him and his Police said Tue,f,iv that the ''bride'' to slash their b- people charged dabbled in 1arnens has become' the 11 th black magic but ''were not that petias charged with murder in serious about ttiic'oe'ruj(,'' l)ethe sacrifice of a California Lxiv te'c'tive Capt. Fred Perrin said luring a black mass, police say ('o'chran's boast of being ''an Police said Tuesday that El- undt'rcot't'r flare informer'' dom Frezee, 22, of Datcsn, noa have been the real reason Ohio, turned himself in on a for his death first-degree murder warrant Police also said it appeared Ten other persons have been Ill-0, l)at iul Otis Hester, 17, of charged with first-degree mur- Greenville, S. C., who allegedly der in the macabre death of officiated a Satanic high L(us ''Mike'' (t'ehrari, 17, f priest at the sacrifice, twgan dabbling in ttitctst'ra!t re'centls Fresno. Calif., Apri 27 A 12th r!% TV dinners aren't hail the trouble. They don't taste half as good. either, if memory serves properly. - '-. .0 ::uarri' o a devil prlcsl n itcht'd tunes, just Hal Boyle is ill • ' '-'I•.-' J -42 ' "l'hat's actually ii miwiel (if lfrp Itass, referring to slate for ,ii,'' soul I'nisner ''Al- flep 'loin, M l'berson, 1)-Coop. rn" I hongli, unl.'rtnnii I ely, it's hanoi °r ( ity Mi' I 'Pierson railed an II- Joun to keep 1w'. 'auco' it has to Is' Is'g;,b meet log c.! the Soul h limo: HIKIIt" • wat,'r,'oi .'vcry tiuty Also, it warti legIslative delegation and wtw is a behalf of a bill protecting wetmst'e'.lq a lot of light 'liii ricit notify flasc, --------------------('uniter's lands, and flatly Ignored war real hint, in ,'hf.'r- ,iis'tn be r of 11w delegation 5505 ('i'tilit',, lWilt Monticello, '''King M('hc'rMcon has no ings by committee mnemherc gut haiti In qo',,i.' tint waiter a right to call ii meeting of the that there wasn't tim. for his n tills' hark when (he St. I'. icr q Soomith flrowarsl legIslatIve dde. e*tiibtt, which was contained In burg 'lItuiu's .iIi-Isiso'ui float hs' gallon 11w delegatIon really a large styrofoam 1x, lie hegan opening the boc houiui lw','ti tisiiig is state employe oI"sri'( exist."' said Hans. rril?tpa rrrro1,.'s rrpntjnti.rj Ito help tutu rums It. Itass didn't ciplain why he P. " -t'r-,: e\ithiusigti, ('o,nn,'r olioin't (eir It'll chlghiteilby not hieing Invited too badly Similar allegations to w omething that didn't e*kt 1.1 I ov 'louts Adams Or tioiw cnuit'ttilng that didn't' O 0 AL DOPJ i''.uubt'I ii .i to' ,iijiu,',aot;utiu'n ''dcl ,'rotiloi Pu"' it"gasl -'D 1 '''' ' ti ''f , I by a I liutiss' • to,,iruslttei' (hut Ito' lust then, that's nnttti,ig it, lie iniiwuiohio'd But the romn anyone familiar with legIslative I )AV'l'ON A IIEA( 'II, f'h is" %'41111sia Comity ,uiit to',', whih'ts is niso In. antis's The Senate is called 'API - A )ss ME *va vs'stigatinig •ittser alleged min- iiwoms frequently to vote on a bill I •rand Jury investtgatir,g jw)lill' "24M2 deeds by stale officials, isn't listed on Its "invisible ra. sal t'iorniption iii I look' ("isiist .' hn'kl rug into the Conner lrn'inr, t'i's'ssesl for us s't'k 'l'ssl'?ulay •'vn That's a 1,111 that doesn't haps!lu'r a stitn,'4 ro'h,it."I Its to-ill. uuiatto'r ( 'ou's'r showed off uk tish 1 • s'n to Is on any calendar, flu lt,wi• 'o two.'), F.', l,'uihs. oiso o' Senate ruki reciutre a bihJ ________________________ i too *0 ,ThI'i ('I ,Ii,i,i,i 'iii'' — V ti 1 tiirs II" hi;ni irst'tted lhens down Ito be on a calendar For it to t ' %% as arrested last Sal unlay alter a scuffle with •i.'t.'t'tivt's to his office' lout' a private lunch, toted upon, the term ''invifble but •w'nu'd it to the press when calendar's ws coined %k ho u'it'o'iI the stil ox 'eton, sat ~ .LiCk Rusiloe. a Panhandle [JA 4 outside tile grand jury rmm for a telcvisioii newsinan posted AM ell -L;lr* _______ srs liour'e bs'fnr,' the body re- tslreut'lf in front of Conner's of. fire doors and began photoCm%eil tint'.1 next Tuesda%-, W-ZT1rTV=fTR`rT.V'Af'A—o - - I Iii)' - - Odd Angles To Energy Crisis B ROBERT E. F'ORl) Associated Press ', rfter -' -'. ytot' a 1- 1 BERRY'S WORLD Hold Buggy Whip Stock a W tt.- I)Ø ,i - -- - ,_ , too, H WILLiAM GIANDOM Copk') News Service PANAMA CITY, Panama "Watergate, why are you Anwricans so worked up about it" the Latin American • - , ''' 2.1101(i hours of leIc'vision. has seen ap;iroximately IR,(KK) murders or acts of violence and has watched 35(i.(WKi commercials. "Whether we like it or not. much of this persuasion t which we are subjected is deceitful. if anl' because it i insidious." says David Burmester, a CaliIorma tor. school teacher in Media & Methods magazine, a publication covering audio-visual and othei modern tcac'hing techniques for secondary schools and teacher education. 1w states that "audiences of Itit' future must be educated to cope with the language ol deceit Because the successful T\' commercial does more than inform. it c'onditions,' th e matter is of such urgenc) that courses in persuasion must not be put off until high school but must be launched in the elementary levels he says It is more than just a matter of bringing students face to face with the commercial advertising persuaders of our socitv. says Burnie'ster lie points out that in the la5presidential election, more thah half of all promot budgets were spent on television. The militar, habitually indulges in euphemistu phraseology, and did so especially during the Vietnam war, and the current "media-aware national administration," he charges. has been known to dip into the language of deceit on occasion Sonic of the ideas he suggests for such a course include finding ads for the same product in different magazines and studying the change :n tone and language in each of the magazines "Teaching kids to deal with the language of deceit ir really an exercise in becoming a resourceful and criticai media consumer while directing students to become the same," he says No doubt such courses would be worthwhile, if only b making students more aware of the language we use, and misuse. gramniat.icallv and otherwise Yet remembering Lincoln's words about fooling all of the people all of the time, it ma)' be wondered if Amen cans are as malleable or as gullible as some critics fear Studies have shown that while advectising is effective in persuading consumers to buy one brand of a given prod' uct in pre'ference to another, and is useful in introducing new prociuc'ts it is que'stionable whether it can generate a need that IS not already present An example is seen in the sales of cigarettes, which, continue to climb even after their advertising was banned on television Another s the almost absolutL failure of intensive media campaigns to persuade people to use the seat belts in their automobiles At least one other study of t'oungters found that L' the time kids get to be a&out rune or 10 years old, the have become pretty sophisticated and realistic judges of the stuff that is fed thein over' television The real danger of the "language of deceit" may not bt' that Anit'r,cari are twAng conditioned to believe ever) thing but that they may be-conie so cynical that eventuafl' the will IH'IIev.' nothin i , - - - ' It lit Aria tp.'t $rju"n 1,) mr tor ,wh, hat; earned a rep:itation srncinI the capital as an l,idon',itablo. envlreonrnentnliqt, wasn't a&,ti? to be ql(refi rlrwn by the far that the Senat. Natural Resources ('ornrnittee hart r) ( rr reach. i'd I'ollour liii' oil her tiny, qilliw. tutu I' 'utter s'a't,' Itei lion 110,4;q. Ini ill tilt' fat in tin nnt,ini, IPollywuinil, with a tlltrlbiited a press tiny Farmhouse t'flhtil)bt'tt' ittiti lots of livIng plants, tie nc'l.'a,se Itic week which began keeps In a large s!ooIdFlsti bowl Ilk.' this; on a talilt' in his rfllrc' '''ft responsible,' said State l.'ntInti'4 Pretc Wc 11cr 'l'I.1 ,A,IASSI':I':, lb I A) ') I nov public o(lii'Inls feel tIie litt' tlii'ir lives in ii fish bowl, a I was's iur pistil Ic otkplii', lint 'ttiI 'grbo'ul1iirs' ('o'ii;ti,Itslotipr I b Is' ('miner ts otulil think of ii nit III alning a faint in it fish I lIts'railiv I Intl's 'one faim'i,i the St Pr. ti'rshsirg 'flutes iuiissl,'' boast. -' . / ,' - M EM LERS of Sanford senior I. 'it 'n t'1111) boarded buses for a trip to Busch Gardens in Tampa Tampa Saturday. The group also made a ê B' DON OtKLEV ____ ' .- SENIOR CITIZENS 0 'Language of ______ ______ _____ iN Deceit' We're 'Carefully o Taught'---by TV ,,: ' - - ___________ :- _______ _______ . . __________________________ VQC ~ - Surcessful operation of a utility is usually based on growth The city's consulting engineer has informed the board twice in recent weeks It will be at least one year before any additinnal connections can be allowed. The c1t auditor reported this week all excess utility tax funds must be set uii& to help 1th bank deposits for thtettst and payments required by the bond issue. If thcr sources of Lit) revenue, such as cigarette tax or franchise tax, arc dipped in to bail out the utili ty system, the nols course left would be ar ad valorem tax or to suzl': z5. th e know People in are giving Casselt,erry mu' more than six months in operating the utility !ystem before financial v'idt'nt to d1 , ___________________ 3. 17 Si IF C.'i'st'It*rry Tanglewood Grace - . - ________ ivory Bear Lake -•- (a to' 322.2611 66f "'- - I it,' Herald Area Correspondents Im - -w-- '- -• 31L.year bond issue to acquire and improve the . :- - ' payments, above normal operation and maintenance costs _______________ ____________________________________ -- .dl w*-~ ~ system totaled $4 million. All revenues of the utilities are pledged to pa' the bond - I k - consulting firm of assessors The i the continued presence ii CIIT4W of a significant number -! U.S traups There is same tugh!y Justified suspicion that 11w Ru,c.urns plan to dc more taking than giving during the give and take sessions of the conference no te planned in HeLsinki It genera lly agreed that hit Soviet Union would li ke nnthnii niort' hum to set' 11w erosion ii! tIlt' North Atlantic Trt'ot' Cuatman that tuu 't the balance of lam in Europe for more than two decades and dLwourageci saberrattling Cornmuni satellut nations The persistent prnpaganUa campaign directed from Moscow, to he cutiiiinuied iii Un' runung 34-nation cnnferenct tui held forth the vision of Eas: and West cx.1st1nz cnmforuib) side t side in a mood of placid tziieranct' If not mutual reaper: In 9w 5c,t'p outline o relaxed Europe. NAT(; presumably would be rt'dutdant Ttit' UnUt'd Stiltt,, Iuiwt'vv has been unenthusiastu. pointing out that no security ' was retFTWd wtuc'P condition of various lispecU of ht reported depre'iiiticiniind worth less than $1.8 million. utility made 11 A is the Kremlin 's earnest "" -- utility tax improvements which would have to be undertaken. - wnouw of the West Europe nations, in fact, that provides the background for Henr' K'csinger's call for "a nc Atlantic charter." haec1 or fw years ago. :- ';days eirep' Sa$u'cia, t' ii rtt0O ce ' ' garbage and trash were stacked at every corner as the scent oil c.asselberry wafted on the breeze. The Light at the End of the Tunnel for this summer, " " :)-It 1.1 Sta n A Conner s Farm Slips fl 10I II Al. %l was hiked sultantialty "free" garbage and that ying promise with the accompan one of the resulting the city would be trash collections many citizens recall vividly the ks benefits. to the dtize ns' the European security con- h!rence slauJ heard Municipal eyes next covete'o the privately owned an ' d operated water and sewer utility within C.nsselberry $ earlier turn ed hounds. ds. Al th ough the city only a few yea down a chance to buy the utility for $I0A,000 Insisting the price was too high, its value suddtntly took on larger nci lurger propor ti ons. Acquisition negotiations dragi.ted on and on. ; fiscal agent was hired and advised the city could afford no more than Si.-,million for the system In light of - Wc?dr1ecdny, May 9, 19/3 0inford I IiroId State House Probe sarcasUcail The municipal operation lasted far less than a month and it HARRYCUSH Soc,et NA TO tu come,' softly, but of 'i' ljf'nia, Here I come, " is being Remember when tnt cinim: er, hi' UIL.IIflIL'LI, t'ndrsc- niurt winr.s, 'nfirm ur frit'ridship wthoui it fret exchange ii more tourism, more cultural ou r responsibilities across the people and infornuitrnn. interrelations, so long as the Atlantic And the bridges built Moscn has resisted the Russian public is not exposed to by Mr . Nixon to Peking and cunrcpt as encouraging to dangerous caiu*ltstic' ideas Mnu'rna ran 1w' ctrnrthened by "interference in internal al. It is indeed time for improved East-West cornfairs" The Soviet Union. in resnenwnts ir the treaty that iiiunirntinn in Europe Europe. " "-C SeC 'r'' 1973 "the year of Europe " H 0 a The ultimate response was inevitable. An entire nation prays that it came in time to preserve the traditional respect Americans hold for the office of the presidency . Revamp A tl;I ~v ''S ftwrr from those who fear that the city's operation of the water and sewer utility system to begin May 24 will be a n even bigger ulaperoo" tha n the city garbage service was Response To Russia U.S. ne SL1fl C *IviIivi ifl here we •'A(4 could not he more formidable. the prolonged clamor over v Watergate and I R3 DONNA FETES - workable decisions affecting the livability of the world in which we live, The President accepted responsibility for " Ad Valorem pledged "to be worthy of the sacred trust" ni his off ice. regardless of personal considerations. There was no denying the shabbiness of cheap, unlawful tactics during a campaign for the nation's most prestigious and powerful of lice Rut the names being whispered in connection with the incident were those of old friends. The tawdry acts, deplorable were, were perpetrated in the name of party loyalty and loyalty o t Mr. Nixon. considerat Ions and lobbying priessures to * arrwe at practical, seemingly devastating defeats to capture the highest political office in the nation. The effect of his apparent hesitation to crack down on illegal and erratic behavior within his own administration on his own image and on public confidence in government itself remains uncertain. Still, the wholesale staff changes culminating in the resignations of Richard G Klerndienst, H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman and the "firing" of John Dean III indicate that the President finally is determined c) get in tht bottom of Uu Watergate fiasco and five it an essential public airing. .tnd the appointment of Elliott Richardson (1 a acting ittarne' general to head the con probe and the appointment of William D. Ruckeishaus as temporary director of the FBI are acts that should bolster the nation's sagging faith in the integrity of the While House, I hc Member The Atlantic Group of Ranks In Florida Member F. D. IC, �//c*Jnnst'Ji, /fl/ ?, l?/.l // Ihn cnrifrrcJ tfrrnJ Wed nesd.a v _hPiav C A- The Sanford Herald The B ucher - W DIEGO. Chill AP trrncr Puebit a:tpper Uevd AA Buchri and tus wife Rre wil1 travel u'i Europe after - 'We haven't decided on the ~kx. said sht. has mixed I ee'- T ECKERDS Wur, :: tlnu riwr. ik* Vici Pr'idt'nt .Spsr T An and Sen Chark! H Percy wdl 'CiifliT 'wi thzi ft Republica with a Ln 1W'mi. C1I3tI past Agnew, Percy. and Giws Nelson A. Roctfelkr of Ne York and Ronald Reagan of Calffnrnia aL are potential entries in 197f Republican presi&'ntu competition. There mue trirei ca ir, advan..-t presidentitil campaign P L aLt the kind of th ing other pn1twai. &SrIJUnt Fnrmafl irnnin the -r ft hour of Wzfl.erpzilt trnutik C'tinnaU tias been warm - Ne ws oy ALTER K MF.IR. Fr AP Johr, B C'onnafl. there L' pt of 1K)11J SeSThfln.Sh1p ahead if he t w es.ithtts1i firmt hi TU Republican edentiaui in for wtui: kmb like & trnt g7f ptu . test As he switctwd parties. Cernnafl sand tie sauht rn offir.t. ''L the kind of ttunç politicians sa greeted thu lLshrr)ent Rut anmr of the sat Republican u!aders wht welcorned him aboard are likel u tW tu rivals in the years irnTiledilhte); - - - - ECKERD'S BUFFERIN Iz Gub"I. Mrs Buchez wits rnwr'irwpci GUARD --y zelephont- from where her husband returned 4ondat after commanding an - itnTlent of '.1 - i mines W('(!IC jiir f.fl II FREE ECKERDS - - ____ a nd tU A n'h're ;mm1iate. and mc diffi-ull question is the Watergate affair: he dcies he handle t ha t OTIC So far, he has denOUTIC'I'd the incident as siupti. *h11(' sain that it was not the work (If the epublican parts TEK 11 GRAIN, 1000 - - ECKERD'S - ' ECKER1YS PEPSODENT 1 TOOTHPASTE1 i 1TOOTHBRUSH . lt UI)\I It 1,1 11 '.ni'jale,I % % itcil'\l .1 .\ll.SKt•' 1"Ia \I' TIti' Si'nati' vol t's I IItI till piipi'.a Is b tiV I i'ttl ii ii 'w 's ('it i lens i;t tR'at itin t 'tim Ill itt ei' at tni I at increasing th inviI tnIt'tit iii pat tiit s ill I 1w Ii' sehiiIs (fli' lull 'iui,1iI teilIItIt' iittutt,iI I('l'Mi$I i'aiils Iii tie issiu'd \ tilt pat- ents Itt'Ilu,n to nIi' Itwiti Oti till' liIIii'ss ut t'Vt'IV puhl Iu sp'ltuiol in liii' S(IC, - - ECKERDS f I 1~ 1 Senate T 60 V I W)te On Parents In Schools :iriw. if IV is le, mAke A move In tonna11 will havi t he hhan (il actxc tiut'. role a head man of rmorat an acigrirwnt that f P eren'. and eavc him €iu: of the wate wluii s ida Conn CITe nb'rnw. step the Repubh. flOe te start can spehrnaking. fundraising C&tCUiI. BCVOTId that are t)v 1974 co •)na1 4 election campaigils. R that ar1 i no gi S. ConriaR it the top oi his ties , nwve mg u par,-,% %VthAIJt fight Hin forsaken his flemo. ati ties, the former Tca rnnr no needs th tie: his lines open and his sillurn'es pti5 fli44dC Ifl Sonic ei2read forged, during his days a' Niori l secretar of and 1972 camruiign z*l1 BLETS i- I TABLETS I I :.i'.' I e . ' )" SACCHARIN tl - Road Rough t.67 OP Connally Heading Down People t) 73 .1 I tit tiuli, I ' I 'atiaii;i I it • 41" tIt'iUi , ;itl Its' .',iIl 'i'rvi' as Ss'iiaitc' lt',uiti'i III IPi, ;iii'I I IIt it I I$'fllr,(f HIS I IIIIIII ('l)iiI$flI III flit' $1) iiii'iiiliti rliai,,iluc'r ltit,toi. nsiv - 1,;,lri,uati ol (hi' Ifiviltal t(tilt'c and I ,uI.',utlaii I 'iiiiiiiif tt'i, ;;I y'; ho hi;is IJl.'dlI,r's of , I )f'Jii(tt'Ji( It St'iiittiis .Il)(IIut t (15111) all \Iauii 'track I) I"iirt MoaiVc', is cch,c'dt,lod - oii Ii, lip titaisli' -.'i:itIp jir c'culs.t,t irsu Ic'rj,rc' )l'tt)lI';i . V sI.iI'' liii' iitlii'i' (tu%IIiI i''.I.iIuIt'Ii i'Iti,u'Ii :itl i"i)t' tiitttit'jl au liii' Iiuu.iI I4\t'I 'ti;i I ititat Ii - 'i.i Ii' Itliic'.i Ituiti I uuiii iii ill t'i' i1tIti1 1,t i IuiIii'tI ( i,uli,iiiu, I )\It,uiiii, .aiul Iii' ;i' flit' 'i'ti,itt' i,iiluI ;itltjil IHIII ii;,'aI,tsll' it Iisrsii'il thi'ii ,iii t'.iiIit'i I)IuII)(It, ,II Iv ,\kt'v' itotintit II'I' t',ilIiiii', liii iiuiii).iiI $'.It1 I'I('(I 11)11 III t'iia;Iu' I )i'tiiuii'i'it" •;l'ii ia;ii'ti- tiiiIai' Ii, ECKERDS j ECKERDS FLORAL ICE CHEST NIGHT LIGHT r i - 5 OZ. AEROSOL 50-QUART Ii' -un'' srfn'' r F '' t'ic'h,Ied fri 1' • refr,rrnir.' It lI(,I,('rt .l(uhfl(irI ir l kr 1(141'S ailrupf i(iri la's f(i pr(ividfi r children he'ing atloptd Iu1 ( )tS'('f Intl f o rn Tlu' bill ,Icn '.a-ruuId porrriit a marriorl a dio pt a rhikl .vif huiil the consent (.( th r if a ('(ilirt (IN'l(If(l I hq'r,' was a prnfr.r. .-'! fPlaIrI('(I ahs'nec' '.f that 'I''-.ifiiit' 1 ,c' I •,' '.q',i,ili' ptititIciit c , . Unionists ECKERD'S - ECKERD'S In State POLAROID MAGICUBES 108 COLOR Slacking FILM I .... '.'.• .".- TAN 00 N T :": -6 . 8 1 44 -Rucher, 4B. was, cillnintuirldc - %101 SPECIAL! 15 $2 59 VALUI • J SPECIAL! %11A\11 ij sn,,i.9. 1 - - w SPECIAL! - '' IIMiIflS.I SPECIAL! 388 . A a-•_-. SPECIAL! ---v suit ihe wirited ft• adirni- I just the mvinratint of hm .1ldri, nanw-, lzanlym Pnrf r is _ I • I - I .. . r.rpnt .vøpk iiriiiI1y Alm P ---. zr !rs1 iDt- ic Mn. Li ..'d tie Mt'irnnoliuin Open Pri' i•'-liner prnntirii t:t . fiti -. rh '4cjor Lockhart .;I.INGFILA.:J, Ohl[, •_ i I s' tr';i 'e 8 , in ii Nortf, %lietnuniest prun Camp •\ (1 ,. -11 )-' •,.. . t•' -it II ":•tu' -- -- a It I.:, ca Shrir?'t . 01. IF 3 - e ' ththtsenuntr tin Feb The ct!t-urre was grate: Tuescta an grouriJ of "gru'' ,r ITID 'flfl .., ' \I the hill- Presltierl*~ L . / D usting Powder (i' " --' , - pour Girls MOI1LE, Alit. trtnxi Alabainia. South,Uaro1. • (itt Otiw and Hawaii wcni ,,' Lot Loft Loot a sctih.arships 1 uesday mitgti : wid rwid of prchitthe ziarwi in the 16th aninual Ani tca'i. Junior Miss Pageant I.tsn Paden, IT. Albbar ii .lu'uur Mats friitn 8iniiinghi. im the Youth Fitness prel V.(bt i t, the bectlfld round .eonipeUtitm Sue Murphy. 17, ir i.ailia. Hawaii. won in th Pulse and Appearance citte Kath> BusIu. 37, of Main.field. Ohio. WOO tti Taleii -cinipcUtuin, and Judy Hriiee berry. S irt't-, I . of (in the second round prelinoiar for Scholastic Achieveii lent High school aeniurs from al l fiO states are competing in the 1973 pageant. which ends Fri• day. In the first round of prehinutuiTlrS Monday night. winners of 11,000 scholarships t Margo Dudd, 17. of Lits Vegat.. Net.; Rebecca Joz. ift, &.ise. 1dahc' Yvette Narice. IL Ri iLi F.' • (llv Fri' 7..' 14,11, 7, .. flit- 'u1s rotate trr: ore pre IttiiIIUit% ccrnipetitiun W another each night with the final pryIAminary judging scheduled for toI T! Ft winnc' 1 this ycara tth 1U re-rt-is- 110.(#)0 scb1ar- ,LADIES' k j ' FAMOUS NAME JWAT CHES M.. Ii ii TIMEX WATCHES 1 ' ucLei & • £ MI1 j t WCI wuoi •s - l -. -. i' MlJ*NWl A ....• • -' . ,.i,.. 4 ,:x • :,_,__ sr lIt UX) *a •s.'ll • IA&Nl abij.F SDP1t 711 2699 1UliUit LADIES' SHAVERS REMINGTON LR71 • SCHICK X•10 - NORELCO 20L SUNBEAM LS 8 C s'.-:;.-' 4_• LADY 7 .-V . 'Il .." ' - 'r I SELECT ONE FO MOM! . 't..•t ' ' 288 EACH t) ft#' UFW founder •in-1 1 ri's tor, Crar (luavi, his r r .f.r.'cl nict .( the iinan _) __) .uniilflg persunnøl 'us 4(t)p ii ,1 'I iL'â& I ,i - - - - / FAMOUS MAKERS CLOSEOUT! 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"your u.'votnt'e1b woneLir £ ' ••' A44 ose his words pvriy when ht 'te to Cununerx ComnitLv' P ' f POWER EDGER auBBIpIzIo FABR I C COVIRID • suxnmotwol before the Huu. ' .ufltjilFlj'$ ,and i.'untfuet Cum i II HEAVY DUTY A' - . 2 e- 7 i - '5 -- 6 88 - after he was erngBrtjrtku T \ '1 r- M GRASS Id - CAN OPENER ALCO. DR Y 4 1 - - _ '" \\ - s ritestify - - 4 . - 0 C' REQ - I eu UNIUL EUCUIC 2-SLICE F- 'i SURF RIDER HAMILTON BEACH - \ t 'tl')it1 iL-s'.uiL'L tail. -, r tur backed luwn fry,: .trges of ouscuntiuct by tes(L All, -. 7Q88 97 f. , P; 24 99 979 1 -- jflT PEG 25c EACH CATCHER t,T '.ts* pvshb,flo CO1lt'OIt Mct z1.6OC,C( 4 E Jf, II TOASTER '... Retreats /1 tip Ii 88 ' le •.; Pcet"v, \ 1W W V11 BAKER BROILER cc u Critic \\d )P FOR £ POWER MOWER .. .., ,. House KODAK POCKET pICWeS 22 INCH CUT ia Y Odes ' WITH SERVING MUG & JUG I m DOOR MIRROR 'r:. CLEAN BLEN DE R (J ' ats ii r r 0.0(0 A',i,ortcd i'r1rs I CONTINUOUS 14-SPEED FACIAL TISSUE SELF-PROPELLED LAMPS rce. flaines City Anil pki Its lobbying jetivities right-wrv, bills CAMERA 9 /1 KLEENEX r I 0 BOX OF 125 UII_jIU IJik %, ). - 1 ) 5 - of wes C! PRESTO *It* 88 88 rninvfet aflet oiling Modli 1528 Reg 15 99 -. minis mainuiningipen tu Ftithonoble dej,gn, & comfortable, sondols Style yovf 99 00 oo - SANDALS OR THONGS NORTHERN ELECTRIC - LADIES' CANVAS CASUALS DECORATOR 7-SPEED 1 ROOM AIR COOLER 9J wc Iff-4. to loot r & °.' SWA JPP 87 - BLENDER PRICE 7() Eli EVERY rnsgrint.tahor t4tu rnidw.t and 4dulthw*!'it r'.int •- -'I' l '\ 99 I,t?O WD? HAMILTON BEACH -•.• I ' REG. 5 ,99 I A A NORTHERN ELECTRIC ' .' MIRROR ELECTRIC JUICER RIG 99 b... $1099 Nt MEN'S & LADIES' OPME'S - ELECTRIC KNI 88 If p ing HAMILTON BEACH Junior Miss • SILEx base Mad, _____ .-- - & .. be,fore tilt, Vniversall v! Awards To 4 natural more Modt Reg 1699 LIGHTED . I fields, union tourren (miginally rnncentrated in :ifnilnia, the Teamster,; NORTHERN I . - 4 - iii APRIL SHOWERS - ',r _riwn ta include other NOW - ' rn ri tlntii (Wer 1UtlSdtCtiur.I •1r7,rt.4 n the r:ip. infl , \ 00 BIKINIS focir" s 1 11 • r ' an, ' ihIUM- s.esiiian said ;. 7h1V1'h ....J 1ñ9 9 I 99 OU PROCTOR 'uric,' lvi ; 140 a *tuk It turned out slit had rome t st-t- VI President Spin T. A. 1) •''- ita the inds•pen lent Is' . - AND STYLES M:t #485 TAME CREME RINSE 5 ', ., TiTW sa fl 4 ( - P11W SPRING SHADES to o compact case 7 W HI TE RAI N 'lVlUj j1 .d.hitirit Ruti I I I 's ,-' - - All In Vill ,,, Witt Ice- r?P-1- t \ lempriatur control Foldt MflJ fl. ' L Iro Bird Robb 1 1 *.tit wtiatIlousill- I utlsorjv~ II Nam .' (bughter (of JZI -_-" 5 poston ' HAIR HAIR DRYER ___ 7" \' S TYLER I j:1 I (.LL!P LMVIJ LADIES r Bubbling Milk Bath 171mithl) fic his m4mm 7.(r4.- hurl., 14. sa v tilt- bin S - - ' (1 U WItW KIlU N&IPtNIl . SILKEN DELIGHT . ' •' ii a SCHICK CAN OPENER V / . Dufl-t WYCK VAN / - ii 7" 95 R 70 Moir :54 - nj,40.nttpd HAMILTON BEACH - - - enQInrercd CcmpIete with cin.n r Pnp.s, '-v 'T SHELLS i i Popv'o, B&i n CPn AM Rdo So ld Fr' ) m SLEEVELESS RADIO %t(h FM AM IL)r,d teI.ct...n taty to 'rod illuminated dR.tul clock Model J6 6 4 Reg 34 95 / t VW lot$ and CLOCK - . ::' . • lr~~ '088 STEAM/DRY IRO 0-7-71, PARFAIT SET.. '_' Alt Force Maj Hayden • 1.tdtiart .lt 0' It give his Brit. .-t'rn wile, ilIL a h.imp sum (if %,O(X. Slit - I DIGITAL ____ 1 R A D 10 r(__4,)F HAMILTON BEACH EMERAUDE Both O I I witi tins beet awarded el af ter U rears of mar- 1;:;. - DS, BALL 1SPEED,HAND MIXER COTY . majA to WARM 'N CREAMY / , g I r &a a' u MIfF rm LLUII31 L LOY PANASONIC PANA HAMILTON BEACH .. l,- t:r-.irut• MCPSAWPq W II r - rFAS amum FASHIONABLE - k .. •' W _01W L -, Am = = I ' - T'a- t; FW s.4quar's'rin ot Relie M amme~ MOOR" API r.'ungly •irtive ihornin ritru*, tugar 1.a1ti _ MEMEFER" .,' • SYLVANIA (OPPERTONE FOAM ,i - . - • / - / \ rk. that supporters of LI' tilt uure s' iiti(-t'' w'r SIlt:, H - tItI. - s.tiiIi% uuiitt'e cv,itacteut him, Lthit-tt'iiI a totter of apology uhout hir-nt that big labor 'hvuiht tint ;itd for itt.tttr' SI. - I s ______ - �BA-The Sanford Herald Wedne4y, May 9, 197:3 'it '. .i'ç : A ,.. ' 2, : - I - p•••I • U., Sá ___ ,. • .:. tat Patriot Eleven Growing, But Opponents Tougher _L At'... :k i ..v, - ' -'• , - . ___________ ____ -. -• .- a ': • i I I c mt Li • _______. - . .• ti't sessions s'rliisniuig( prw'ttcin. behind 11w Fsrt '•:: - . F __________________________ - __________ - •- - - 1'S Li 1) 1') 11)9 LIt receiver clots rvturnrni. a' V.t'll as several ke'. linenset wan'. ' I * ''4.' I rt uii re& problen br qwtlihiutuuns lot thit Ma'. Vt r&wt III III III'S' III \!''I \4.( 5'. pitcher wtti braiti inti Un ma- III 1LS f 1. •... 1 Lefi-tuintiet. ..: niglu, t)U i lip- 7 I! it)73.i fl (I0V.'ftt(l !'tiiiad*Iptiii i4 'LL •' I it trni 'se, 's orl 14 4 M : ('Ievt'Iacl \sii itsiwi 1 .I'LI U' I .iist 'i . 1.. !'"t (,.hI 12 PitLMt)Uri9 t1itwauket' ('h'velantl 'sin V un 'sVV. \'nrh Li " ('liiri1I 11' I5ansas Cits Califurnias \lifliieSIutL 17 10 .630 1't 3, 13 10 • 11 11 .51Kv 13 34 .481 5. fI 13 409 .1_s - 13 14 481 3 12 1:u 481 It Montreul l'iidudeLplul 11 14 441' ' ii 2L ,(t $L St 1.uur V. est i 71t4 Suit Ftilil'L'. 21' 11 .M5 2 hinustiuu 17 11 •6& ('intrnnuits ( 1.t's Aniwtti' 11 14 •5 11' 17 .371i 10_ Atliiisuu 11 19 .31'7 11 I)iel3 s 'ltIS out Is- ;srs.v's Uu.i'. a go' I.LIre4II. S (:115 7, l)t'troit 2 t'n Von, 34, Minnesota 4 M*intrt'ail 4 Hususlur :i ('mrtiiiuit; l'hilladelptiuu Athiruta It ' i'''It ' strl ICtacagt 3, San Ihegu 2, 12 in' t uniur*- 11 cNali 3-4 s. 1" uuiuktt Coltiurri 2-1 or Parsons liIIIlI!IIIiEz ('ti'. hiusl'. :l-2s, N Neut 'sun. • Pt'ieraors 2-4 Lit Minnesota sKiit 4-It, N Thursda"s Games Citsveiand at !Iotun Chucagost CaL'urnw N Onul'. &uinses scheduled Cincinruits GulletS 3-2 Huushins Wilson 2-3, t,renl 'lorre? 3-3u. N at lit Mon. Von. . F.ottiiiit 4-0), N Ctuci*gt' ' Hoolon 3-2 at Situ Diego i Corkins 2-2'. N Thursday's Games SI- Louii us Sari F'ranicisco Onls gutr.es scheduled - iR' a lIt 1041 f r' tie Lea - ' I I .' - h0rth't Divibsor V L trt cm - I (. I si.i ,t o1nn. 4V.i54 I'Ijitil uI..JIOIt -' ' ' ".%bu', . to'.- b: ' sinI_led to score hi or S's ar(I •. . ' ri tht' second half suf the seaSofl. • p the frini t i • -! . III'IIt - ..., .. '-' Win'r e4suvrrt 1.imo, a' the world and inuvts bell lie' It'll in' a bi&: bsiost It; ilit' i1I( AN 4ibt and lh risk ( tsas*. ahead 4 2 The Badtoi.k SmIth, V.1)5) nust tin route for ut xl tV.* Fr1imts ,, it", i s. .iL.,I itti IC11.1. i i . •. cAR4'OLL- turn's superiurit) ''-: - . Riggs wins Us.' Winiblethis •utsti 1. .5 (liunipiunstiips 1919.27 scars telurt Mrs. Cuu ;wrturnit'tt hit' satin' teat Hs still a Ioj plaser ii; tb's •5t1fl1s1' 'slivisius 'li* thu - _________ d, : , - '.- . - en es ' '. . '. , / ls LII.1 I1tUS(l\ Axuehaied Press V. riten' frequent IIIpittIt'fit5, Chris . IA,t,niard called ,':' L' 5,'4'A P4' - 2. '''' - "the greatest seconds left. - t 93 ststuhilirig and singling us I'o,k an curl) 6-0 least in tti' first 's *i iiiiisngs Noel's '.uus s.i* eti hu) a intir (if taking a 15-4 do'-isiori 'in 14 hits, Betty Turner, '.s Iso turned in liii' "34C4( '5 ",".E _;:) 'I' 'I / / -,- '\ ,. - J ''' _______________________________________________ • attack wtiuth outlasted the Cut.s four Astrou. Lindse> Tern> Perkins and 2915. an as trots aritittier k'ague' of stiut-out ball in*-Iudin duuh,ls". three the gannic with a Brut'kcr also doubled to pU('t' ad left eutsiniarxhng 11-0 lead, but the' tiss' Reds' atlui-k, ut hick tubs, led b) a pair of doubles i,st,witxd full force in the fourths League Farm Dsviiion WL l'i,*s 6 0. 5.,t 1'. "th S W I • S 4 7 5 Minors *',IflPl'l'% itr0.yet CUrls 4 8 UotIsrr s S Nalionil Division W Is) 141(5 'is). 9 $ Am.,s n Divituon w t. Mi AIIIIUI,4% I $.nio,s 'I'm etiund cut 1G,7'71t 5W the oil a fast bulk froisi a llt) thtt l*it singles for lists (,uit' hik.' Itruiiilctt perd the' stru('Iion laths's, wissu Ie'*l hit tutu break by Louse Damp- M"Gifllits's het-niiiiutt' heroics, 'suflit' of the earlier contests ss-ao edge with only 1:45 on the edged the Kentucks Colonels 81i'risc teani opened the final "luck bLi Tuesday night in gene No 5 quarter with the Colonels in A three-pumi goal by L..ewms and,furtl)eautcundtlme,wunon 1r0n16442,hJutstx-yea,'veteran cut the Cu1une' e4gi V,ilson and a double and single i-ark to add ott Is, their tise'tt hi-i frutit Ralph Brondy paced tie irad Jeff Jtartjnan c*slict'ted three ('ubu to a rius-lmst attack wiuck s'uduced five runs in arti of tutu fur time' Astros. while edge in the, tiest.uf-7 senes. MrGinni stole an rn-bounds the gap. Paul (J31.een. Todd Steve Ciix ull had one hut us hit Bc'ki'r ;inu1 }'t'bent I ,,u'.t'fl all 3 51r1, tilts.' lVtuUi'itt&'(l just .n.e '; ,,t it'' '! '5' 5- ' . ..,. • s, s, a pill,, dauna's first 13 points In the pL- the stage for McGinnis to appy ritud as the Pacers uts'ntsd their Us' 'ievisivc tiaket, . (ltftUtIlVS, ushsile Mike l)ruper h-ad Shursist Nun Still ausd P111th tI ee sitigkn, have Johnson '.It( si'..'rn both duuhlt'st iii Itit' i*nd Vie l)rupe'r tilt twt-e', with losing effoit Keith Miller uisiuI And>' Juihitssofl us' 'liii ii liii> . ''t Ii'..' hits ill I.ussie' league ' lIil*'titlUhI, mo A pair of douhulss troiii Frank fr'itii Aim Ne'us luau, hut I. Jo>t:e, (reg (ibbu and Ibis '.'.asn'i enougii as the l'ous*ler Bowman paced (he prs!ific I1uffu utorketi sIngles (toni Irons Steve' Se'tik.".- it-hu and I"l.isiiuiu for a 2.1 nm with (r'tsi iti't.' (rusts ManiutI Ift'nidrix s5 t 5 ii) time ,ittijts*l for tls' ti l(-, l,'.Ii- It loft' • v w 3 I uers !4'1Afl5 ,SSsIe si* F41 lit I)tptsuii MIP4ON t)iViSION ntIu.,s Ii I 'ni $3 PFIt,5 $1 (1,415 3 '5,111-i- ,'. IS 5111.5% wrap it up before 11w tnmw folks tiaughi defense' in a game that TIwn it was Kentucky's t,W'n in 1ndianaipoli. Thursday night wits void of the high emotions Its tkc *- orxinugnd, and a hook ..I"''."..11" ' Tilt indiana Paver cuach basket, and a pass trickled off Tist' Pacers appeared to 'zave could afford am optmnstit' uut his fingertipti to gist- the Colt- tluin.gs under control, but the 4 . the ,, MA uinI S SOPS DiVI uio. N.J '.. j CUbS ilO*t,s I t iO ,' .-' AIUirU'. I 1.'Iv'. Cuos S Ifl*Juai's C Hess o. 3,5• s is UP4IONDiVI$tOPd 5.m 16 (eoi,ai'. isi. 'i-i. ii ( .t ,,., K( I p4.,".. p4 'r 5444 Pq9t4 B P P4495:54? 3 AC sex and ' Làt4.4 -V 3 3 .i i ___________________________________ sonit hnse ,, u çt .51.10'. jIl. • I tI '.i, , A ) 3as's M I C,4vqqflor 04* L14 S4' r* .. -'. • list fit' striit,liii r sit ait'flt' itSur-'. I 's'ague k'adiriit 'I'&'I SieIt1 shisined little :twrt-y for Noel's ( rst'ry In Wt,iiut'is's SIIfIh)lIIl at'lIolu, taking a 'a-s '.'I Ill '.'.itli I .iiida ( 'suunier sos list' niuund isusl Katlu) liturirsgl*uis 1111(1 Stephia islit IIlink both 'ollrct ing M 111th)' flssn *'r iisu*1 i'a It) Moi rs*ni, huh tt a'. UlilibIt' In soon until tin' last triiise t'. liii three rutis. (lark & Ibini riIii*' isp ut ills (situ' big rusis iii the' botttUIII of this' seventh inning to upend SIi.se'isiikt'r I'. su'.trus -IUun, 98 on Itis timttiiiit it .hst *anlls,iu, s'.tuss tripled iiii*l sinilers1 au well uS Onaipen s Yankee :iinn iiiitele the in court are 1111111 liii III S •'II gist not hav (.iVe'. a its paul it :Siitl sonic' welttss.aIlit,s agents make in L1 itt! tuts und Gar) Hasu'ttck pitched ConiC) Bre'nt Fairbanks and tutu1 1' If V*'ist re a ntl ,Sdra n just three innings, as nell as a 'I rub) 13 'stutil all aIded lists to tOt nere this, other Itetis' Barr txt c utlx'r ()viedu Minor Its- i a 'n s attuti k hiitlt'rs, with Iwo single's apiec'e. League Lions players with just Jul-mIS one or tutu hits, but it was 11(15 "SI YANK l't-5 IS enough to set dunn a furious EXI'(IS Ii lat.e tnirungs charge by tix' Cutis The Reds jumped ''U' '.s hi a :1 Edwards lusts itit nere a li,tI Vii hrail-r airiul (fle:s 'ju,ubk arid triple', host' I kati lit tie eni'l of list' M' 'just Howell's only hit was a double inning and rw'.t'r faltered in I ;ibbs offered ui II hits in their tsi two at hats, ..'tiile Mike km passes by rookie •:hiatttlpiuiiiip and a ctianvt to 'st'tghiL.unmrmg stti.s ri 'als playing met- with six Ininuten to go S.. '' it :;,;' ;.us ar, us under fur a stuff abut th7it p. points '.'. i.d1,it('.11,1 S,Iit.I I 'p" &1' Steaiti ,.,. J P4.5øIl1O4 3 S*.&v 54I'V* ts.isi tulie's '' Noel 1 fi 0 Po.ntee * ncr ii 3 C P'Ow'I' * j%4m1I UUA II IJ ,u.,•r•iiii) Ii II u. . tas ' Wt iui. unItin a se'.ets a IllS'. wea111r e Ia o td 'at. fl A,flDE' *d M Mc ê i?l'IM Ct PØr aonne 2 P4.sU List 'u obli ni of uiit'isi'. jc "'' " in ttit boltoiti f the fifth fraiiie huts effort. lii crust' a 7.5 Kiwanis lead iirs*t I, (, sECON1(:._ui. SI lii I •ii.tl' son lit ad of tht 0 Li.t'.i • 'TcaA 7W( ç,'p' -_f' and spinnini- phirersents '1 tiini. satit"ll be luck'. is. get tnt Ii Uinet garties a set." sin's ntruttsg,'. with his old foe today, -. A fellow is really stronger and able tt' get around better, you ,i ,, hut mans e'iqwrts figure that ::aspmrlg fur brett bs the end of this' nuits-h after chasing down 'R I Pacers Nip Colonels, 89-86 '" I' - . i' 1it 75 lit jilS 1 lUlL' t ;,nittt- I sti*kt 114111 lIst 11r1i I2stItn' it liii- Tilt' Iii's' slut. SlIT I itegi (,IUflt Estates. is pua 8$ RECIVFH - •_,J ' BRANTLEY Jviedo Fplinor League Fray I I, i " is * i '.', t 10(55 11w losers. Gtttnt' singles were . 710(1 rS i"t rs . • i 4'in not dishonest in 5*) .illo'.'. LI total of °nb litre's, Rolls Over E? ,,, % Jl"t.4# 1 S54' I J4955 P PIirtto'r (es. I, ( ' on hlerbulis . singles, with babe taking thret in ti , II) a ii I to 1)ennts ( ,*'rnusine of U.S. rtalb break uptn until tist , (dUSI 'Itt ft JOtS0 (rinssIe) k, ,t't 5.44 l 1 C,e.t1m. 4 ioc5 Ado '. tusn hi lkt ti '.s ill *. (151St for v sird nitil r*'lat* thi ir tonis S when they see thes' are not ' Re ggie Barnt s .1II *ont"b''ted sin Its- lfl USC 4 a PMr of singles *11w sIts arid sirighti for Bad Th i t) o thins IC I'.,' 1k hire ns both singkd for lilt Mike Buchanan. Bob Kimrey, have Spikes, I.uciuus F'uller and 1)..".' Council, along with a double by Calvin Barnes had three hilts while A nine run sixtis inning was Ward All of this caine off Stese Cobb and Scott had tn* each. Its,' difference in the game as I $trie'h who relieved starter (ntit'rs were by Court, l)etrich the %ngels got crucial hits Froni anti F'aubert J*ycc, Shadron, Meeks and Gary Palmer Iktri('h nent 'n Ward, V.114 shut the Twins Brooks irs thitI fraiiie brooks to suffer ins first loss of hit slttli'.ered the rusht'r, a bases seasons after four victories. du rim the sixth, picked up his The Tn ins took a 2-0 lead in filth win of the season against loaded tripk'. Seven walks ulso hicl;s'd 11w Angels in this frame. ttis' first on huts by fJarrell l)uda 01W :. I '. d Ii. 4 • i '.e bij. runs in tin thirst In the fifth inning the Orioles Anderson, and Stewart. itt singles frotis Steve Wilson, F't'r the Twins 1)uda had a Wheaton, R'kY F e'r lita, England, and Mark Stewart perfect four for four night WeDnd.y's C.amr D''tiia. .55 ,OkUtdflC 8,5*5 Writ $ M*um 55,-,• Pu I3*'acr , first 'ti iutor blair sirssjed a thu Vinson, Robti Couch and Steve Tyler all with two hits. Couch in the sixth, the sunning run Wheaton all had Rto hits Other had a triple afld Tyler a double •- 611,1's *1 .1 5 'slit , '.5 tn*I (,rel. latour ' ' ' ' AMI ua. nns' - I '.ttiipping U1)Ofl the braves for I IIL ' I "u '" and Euriita both with three 101.5 were the first three batters up nhile Ward, England and wri' eei" o' mucitas'ir b'. Vt heaton tremendous ) PUt tin. orioles. e'.tn nitis tIn - TUPtt2Y'I RtsuIti Issi,: t 'nr"gst'vtr uOt'fV . Four Oriole hits gave them trailed 44 going into the fifth niargirs lktrn ii s triple and a d 4 !" lilt'. trout i)s lint, I larris K* it ti*sk % rr av. eims' I iam 1/ cpoits ,iisi.il iii this * ouiiitr> '.4111 hint S inor IA •igtit pill) its pitt Ii lIst ft st of the v. ii) t)i4lnktflt' the ( hase nIne wlffs and six walks while *x' . III its '.55 it Ct i% i*I a P tii"tt L'i sat I isV * tIsiltil •it .i Iiit* r *Lit* 9.4 in lh.. 'Pl(r ,• *14%) •it list pith •%s V.L ii 8S 00 list Uadco('k blasted (base ;atd (.ar.y it. p'il till hiic,na I'1'' III ((If *Iiiut ti,' IIII.II h'Ilth.III ttiree•riin bonier, a double 110(1 'tS ats.sis, while I'auil ( aliii ansi I The sinIe a capp d iii I iI5 . • ase t -"S I - ha?s' air e rr Ilsists it psi '.Inuic iru'.eit ,tis'flt lIIIJllI'V, tr,uk out his - .-.- 4 r SOU?hIPfI DIVISIOn is it 6)5 .f'I W% s 53 M.nI 14 II 09' .ftU0e'0fli* W' Psin- hr? I 52 32V "O's's-? s'issnc 0 rs tSrS' - ' - - tts.tu. ¼ 55551,51 U.. fuji s'n$M ,.f,Tk Ca ni bk up fIll • litss • II anil hot I 111110 ¼ ,fltI \'. ...., I '-.3h.g . .. - •hlu he Orioles handed the Twins . •' 'a-v Slit ii.il Lilt II I wills Its I nislsl,t il .l .1 . Mike Ruble with the '.innin' - ( mUl'. I 1 _ liii ?i ,p'r h,nvlU': U it' Iii ts.l !II - As a result New York took a tendenc'. U let down especialk ' 'I'u'i' J' , ,J S I ' %%iItisLfl ii - 55 laiun. ('k•'.'t'hirid 1-3' us - ,#II' grave', cur phi' with Liii' bes or "Otu a lust surface' Margaret We-duesdin 's Games Wilcox 3-0' will siff the rim TIn twt centers .": ' ......."' Frans'isti send St luu- L its M.UMI(.k games. •h*.titin'. Ik,ni't drOVe in four ' runs Wills 1)11- SiXths titiiitt ruti anti & cinubk- anti !'eL's- Itost singltci horn's tilt tither thret runs 1* leftIl Cinririrwn over l'tiiluth'tptnai Ihsuks*' P.on Ce slunirned a three-rut; huinier, highilightirlg a five-run; fifth inning, ! l.rn Angeks dek'ute'tI Pittsburgh Ut'Spilt tW( ht"iu' runs 1)5 tin l's. rules Willit• Suirgell hloutiIe b Ken Rudolph; and ;iinirt hitter Joe F'epitunt' I:!1s uinmnr c&ive List' Cubs .ntriuns;uh I''. VT Slit T 's*i' . l'ii. SWfLt('t' ii. t'eiiIltnt whirls Los tuigt'k's 7. Pittsburgh 4 pla'. rs, V.1w sl.arted to do a lot .., , .•,.• SUited D3i%, nut' 81St .. ililt ctruu (ttlt ii ii LII' A13R'T ow ('k'relaind 2, california I' Oakland iii Ilaltirtiure, pest- fret throV. zinc th F.nic'ks uere * 'I'i:;:.ii . • • S liii. fffl \ 1515 I l .its - ..-..-•.,. -- - ni'iiI JU.6t nflt tin'. ufl( Y Lit's hand rn walk' ruud fur a tritmdt winter. the &t.veur.ald I Liggs huustttl liii banner ni tisIt' supreniar '1 uesda a' lit ;s-eparvd list tii thrt'c-st't. $10,. Nil is a 't Sutscth with 3D-yeara. Australian Margaret ourl-ti *'tutilest h's' nindut)s t.'rnu'd "tip. slat t if list' Celu- ur •. ''The 'rs 'us a watch,' u:gs said 'It 'It s)!lat'i players '!'tw lic lIst' bail batch anti I. tIll Vt a lot ti! flirt' '.u1k , Ills Cii!; MM Sollit prt'tt legs u rtmipart' the' caliber itt tt!tlItI Ii Tilt'!' 151111 itS isiglut ami point lead anciJ'.' ituU , e non, wt rt noriunU 11?. Pl1') tn1Sehilath'd thsronmf er'uy it I '.'.it"itrd l'rrji. 'mr1 Viril' 111113 th it Sit • -IIIII'. • onti in the braves it liner nfl Ust bat of Atlan'i • -- . P Itiltil'. I "1'"' ' . - and norn n! tin' Knicks was c'iaser than three the rest of the point leads don't hold up in this ) SLIntrrL Niivl 'radt'rn'. 1 ito lix idt suIt A llut-ris'ni; I .o'aigiut 1.0 A L. P"t .,!t haltusiiirt 1.' 13 451 - 15, V. itli 01St tiiiflUt.t tO go l.os S r't d cign points u a ro head cdioo' vent iIfld will . I I LU I tss''tili''lite Li eve'.r 1.* i ".iIILlet(lfl St fl"( Ci s7 ti (II ii i:t ,j,8 12 15 444 1 11 14 4411 1 lii 14 417 1'. Plainsrnar 115111. Aari.t. • olin. IU. lii. is 'itti,-' 'te' LIst Mets bu' *tj Vt In is Mthue firuiiI List 1K s if tin fl4Itiifli ' P M• '.. rnU. MLitll,cI. sailed iiiit Vt lifl( 715 V(_P7' 1*7 aptUrt C tin II • I Muttziei hour' '" * flti,srut 'It LIII It lIiiiil Aaron V.1)05* f4i liunt* runs art st rrnd U hilt' )tt1t rn tIn ulitiisit is. this Mt't suffered Izit Ie roll out hi And'. ' rjinaLtll, I i7737l '. AneIe turned back bull carmnetl off tsi i Sit List ' tut' ltorsiirr V. us hit ir LIst In ad ts'. Zs tin* drtv anti diuri 1 ues Zr ' • '. it".t in. 'i" 'FI ".. •' "a '4tlIed on Cturnherlain 04, 84 '.t oh Is'. c minutes to go It '.as instinct. 11w -1 before the lakers reeled off (hiniberlain said of list foul tigh straight points before Pie. nuld di it piscs tin drsver La ith a '. ictar'. in his hngeles Thursda night - I as Angt If Lakvr Tuescth'. f'.u,i rn night at Madison Square t.arthe AUIIUrT defense Rasic'ali'. touT four v sli pinchin. der' 'tfttsr ri,rlrt SCHULS'. , Iurf.tn iilongsidi' V illis kep8 the hail alrI'e " _ li'll" I v'.Init tHan' Iuncl'snI;:::::;l fisi uiu1 III11,lI 5 nitl'.t hw bet r racin. FrntuL aru. itt lix United Stats irid lw' tV.l Tasmar ClaUs .nrsda, tint n. tin last driver LOPS \rVI 'i ORfI hP - It V.85 hnp chifl eipl.nined \eV. I) '. k I '. '.AC'H &EU • IllIlItlIP Ii'. Its, III sIuILI I h s'. di. hiisitn s m - 4 I II it it I I I JUS :1 hope chn' 1 V.85 pUt'.1n,. c;(.c1r, 1' and Jerr'. %ect ea(h list the foul, since Wilt had both had 2 Mt'niisrit's of (1t''.'t'lui,d La$ I ::';',' I*'I lliI1t Ilit'It I' i' r Iil) I 1fl1 .5 , IllI'.' II 413. tit s t I 'frnt tint f rnonhir,n ac . ' haant. it mi Annther prr.bfrm k thi nms' v'rn liks' fm n4orsir .' autorr*y" ;I4'SWPI of Sr.m. agnt4 Ptu tPs'm "nis'd h11, rsmc' tiRs'flk Thic h.Jp.4 make' lhs'ir hin 41 I 1111 I I ii HI1 I '.i 'suit "in i ul I 'iii ii ".i i( h t)tRW1sthCr( 7th IN pisek ott his sore right knee, wa d&. .itu*i drnr'4 wtuit v*m art' .5 t tnt ,b h '14 - .------ uI I i i / * 7(1 UI.' Iliti ( hun. I lof101tIlil (tn the (ltht'1 h.iiid there .. an be game stopping iU'ltlh('IiI 5 trent1 ttsrnugt tietaI1 ' '.re,ti1rW and trLIrl. rat I fin- t - .., ( .A1 Ti. RIM1 tile aCtIi)n during the games ni summui'i CIfl have morn ('fl I of I niost profeiim ii polish aims (' ii I itt le li' ' tie' • %'BfltNl it' wit liii lnduinapoi t(-tsitk rare, bUt 1.111)4 :.! ho IL' SilLi ,f( oldi" tni_ p. 4 '*. - I lI(111u1U4p*.lLs and tin V.lrId In ' I I saint nriensi'.'c set iii Irep I $4 • S:; 'lr;;;kOU __________ L. ' (ph's' the' player .'.1n Ine4m ____ IltI'n. V' .II)II i. till'.'. 1Vit)I iislisi.'d n, i ruini hit t'i'il'. .,uiiI 101 L I % .u,itl i IIIIIIII '.IthlttlItl FlIIfl111 ,,iIII I'" tflI IIIII lh1 i.IUIIII ' THE GAME F U lUIll U I LII'll LUKe their i1T; ne school and t hut MrItnt ., . . -- I •_ ___ ,.I, 75 'l'• MV 1)1 I '. :.-:_---_-?. IIT) e ;a I' uk *1,. r. an as'nt ()ffl 's S '. 511 -% ________ ______ ' \l rale 1 ma iilmn'. -. I: Critics 'Hit' Athletes' Agents s: snter griin and mated into betk' thic trsrncfr siudPflt hack £Jh Franklin 1Ith the starting halfback sideline jj Stank ctarted with their braken nnw sear said lMkt Rruintk ' A . A PCIwer runner T\ team last sear and can far the rectc.f 11w spring hut hi' taJNJem('I %'I h Head Fnathall uuwh fill Dut hammond. "Rut 1h an!'. prnhlrn t. fluit reall'. he an asse t(; our club.' return is (Xp('ii('(1 f07 11)4' !da 1 is the CIaU' l)iit. haS wt'fl 1w pluiin : much helter 1w added, renwmbering that all reulsr season set far his first scrimmage ses at las: season, Angiuhli was the s'hedulc. lot !ullhak. sian durini the schooVs SMur. rvis. a hruissn fielded only quarterback the club school. The , '.&iih Rfl eter f"r a sophamre is about dr'. 'pt rn. flin 1retunan and so Immore . __________ ? C • E .ind ______________ " " -S..- (J ext t'Jaticnal Scandal , " : Wrlrinct.i, Mi?, Vt illi tin's 187 pssunt revoed- (iliser Wright of Jaimsica, 1% pounds. scored a technical kntst'ktnit over Miami's Johnny iunsl r**ind of a s&'heduied rttiii*i e't'flt Md fl-I Mi d c '41 C)494's - 5rQ*s ' 2 Carm.nMa An*if Q'' M.aD4 5915 4 C, ' .-'. ' A r s. 3 •)Ij ,•i -I. • �. I Am r al - •---_-_-•.---- 94 ___ ___ 1DA—Tt Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 9, 1973 , Th era e w •• re Praising byGiliFox ES Cesar , Wi SA _ — HAIL CESAR FRANCISCO Calif NEA —Back —E Sn ? h° in mu r te Cesar ceu Domingo no was a lfltk• hot, papa Eugenio didn't w n t bun running off U) play bawhull Becaust there v.w 11w tam11% grocery store to run and Cesar. the oldest of 11w iivi Wt / - Wi I' r-1 ~ tie "If-WIL If interest" T .. ihCI P" - - ! 831-9993 i'-. Ask Want for Ads '- - ' ' . thru S times t thru s times \ - /7 /1 ,,,n a j \ - HANDY MAN' I f -j I ?h cerIerl M.n?enmftce ts,s, O1C dA A wCt4., tO CC4ttc? c_&). CARNIVAL IPfl1IP I4dp Wintd 09 C.rwldoral F (%,Vq, ''I But Mama Cedeno tinde, C I— ra I 11-. '. utt- ctood the need of little - f.. game ~.' 4~ , - _••_• I, it o ioo-hen-EE I ugene i as tties tsar, to play tIn' ,Ili ;igo. knowing t)nl% one ' ,,hicken He can fell %nu that he has pizivecf bncrhnll for :tirec years now withoift stirtace - - --.4 c • - ,t•' . ;)In%- for m% iteople " I . r ~i .- 1. hind playing for an an tIn Dornini '_. ,. - . tierto Rican club, a riwit tper named 'Ions Pachic .0 turn and recnnimirult ht kid to a scout for Huucwn Astros in the Est ct's ttnidos The scout II! :t'red Cesar a UXXi bonus. i - !_ .-k. j to plus husphnll 11. I . - 1 - - -. 14 lu - :hv ' ; ç: 1111PLem store fic SW . to , ,,' -' - I Itit guts on tIn lc'Lr (UI! ln. ... ' nhrnit ii iii : .. T )* - - -, - 'e'Atr (All Altef ii 4k44 -,-, f ( . - Ill'.9 - - //// recognized '- • ~- H! - -- . -• * PlIt 1w li;' - - ' I a k c V-G , - ml t ..._.J - ) -instructions Travel iI l3-rAvi 4Qefl% hi m 14-CampingResorts It all ' And Tomnt Helms, months to grow a wisp of a the st'rmid ttast'nuin of the rnustnctw 'le will show up Atros, stands at the hat- t o Houston niehtsriot and ting rapt- and repeats it in enthusiastically jump to the r a p 1 intrnuiitrns So does niicrophruic to kilt nut some ever National Leaguer whit Spanish rr)'L S iisked ittWtit Ctdetu. But hr zslreiith' exercises Last year, unIt- his second one prerogative of at star On lull season in -the majors thit road witl Ito- Astrus he hi- batted .321i. walloped 22 rooms abut •1 ust lit:t- Willie tuimt'rs - tied for the league Mays is-Action Sports - ----Employment liit'fit HOMER CLAN(I Copir t-ws s-- 20—Male I Li Si __ a 7 I I and murtinier , Flood Flood . 40, of l.a Jolla, Calif., was if successful stockbroker for 15 years. five of then in Denver. Colo.. 10 of theta in ttut' San t)iego, Calif.. area He was and remains an sis'id golfer, and he always looked for WIn'S to improve his whit-h is vet-s good its c is. according ti friends 4t ann rate, flood read it it' w her-i' a bout cur boti - 4iptiiU fiber. and "1 just :tuiughit that material would and Work well, in gulf ituift," tie' related. So Flood approached s friend. Mike 'I'uvinr, and asked tuft to jft ((j make it graphite fiber golf Copies News Sei-s'i shaft, using Flood's specifications Taylor did so. Chicago White Sax, us an. and Flood qumck) found out the ticipuied, are misking shalt was 12 tin ses as flexittie as, th,Ittrnunwd run sit the pennant the regular RUiiuiless stet-1 shaft in the American I.cague Wtt and weighed (mu) twif as much and a big reason t , that This means Unit the weight of manager Chuck Ter thin- head an a driver t'tiuid 1*- tim' lit gruntk- hu phiycr-s increased eonsuderabb without Case in point: Taunter increasing the over-all weight gruntled Itichu- Allen Into a bug of the gulf club, hr explained. It172 season sifter niore cxThe result is tIwi sun puller with ii heavier club head can tilt pericin-ed niumigers like' Red the ball further and with more Schioendicnst and Walter Alston had fulled arcw-ac-s-, Flood added. 'Isuniner'iitbilits to coddle- and Tht' club itself surpassed his ,'wn i'xpe'rtatinns smcl FinotI nwllifs- would Se'eflt ti' be qusckh had saniples. prepared previous maruigt'rial asset, At (1w same- tunic, 1w stud his considering all the modern usiweta tes bcjtnn nusking ttrnls players who are disgruntled. and mut'huner) for use- III Since' ttit' learned about the' producing the graphite fiber Wugner Act and joined the shafts. union, ballplayers binve' become' Patents are pending on the' t'xresiveIs hard It' nianage. tJT(H'O!Ss ft ""'I'll 1t "it; !'qUi- WIn-n s-no hus'n- heard sins- of Distance JL!Y 0 OF - .." s, ", - , at -- How To Gruntle - - -- MURRAY ()I.I'IJtMA\ is one of the- bestknown spurtswratrt in the rounirs tothis - The anth or of mun books (including the drfinittsr s'orks on prufesionaI Jootbull, "The Pro Quarterback" and "The Running Bsirks"i, Olderman has been around athletes for more than s quarter -ee'nturs He kuws them all. And the) kiwis bins. In his nest column, "All 'Yus Got to Do Is Ask," Olderxnan selects the most interesting questiosis horn readers and pros- ides straight, uns-arfished *13$V.TL A Team ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call 'Toll 644 7027 for "We Core' - — Furnished 37 — Houses S Rent wi, S., 6 to take what Its Cases Stengel so many yeax's ago. -Bob Lemon was Fur-ed at I-nsii Cst because he' was IDo friends with souse players Viru aught sas he overgruntled --Hill Martin Is a pat-ado rapped by the gruntlad and ti disgruntled He'll take- a drn on occasion with a pla yer, friendly trait that is frowne upon b some overseers. But on the o ther hand dot-get ttiis friendly with Mart and, In all nieuns, don't go in an alte3 with him, It still is too curls In upprau Hobbs Winkles. the- nes boss California Atie1s Thus u-u recru!' Ii lb. manacerial rani hstis brought radical tie methods, introducing speeded-up lit-stud of basebe that is built around the ul college' hustle which Winkle brings off thin' Arizona Stal campus, where' 1st' cuache niost successfully ,As you might untut'upati Winkles' new tempo for t1 snail-paced pause is tub-cad under criticism The raps conic- from the T people, for whom the manage hats created a probleta. "The Anige'ls 'tit are- 51 'U, changing sides," t'uniplatne one television man, "that w i..alit get u the ti-aet-on cunirnercials. Every time w tx's- , we nilas the first out:' The complaint received ii sympathy from Winkles, blea -Epstein hits the saute vociferous viewpoint on Dick Williams Funny flung about Willianus: Many of his players t'oniptuin uheut Doughty Dick, but not too loud])-. tin- put World hum. "At the College World Serie Series uisunes' in their pockets, in 19611, related W inklet, "the and hr did the sanw thing at said the sanse thing. The Boston, although the, Red Sex still managed to shout hint couldn't get in the 6D.eeconi commercials. They redid th down coniniercials for (1w final 1w —Eddie Kaku sidesaawes a gaines and cut them to S hot seat in Boston where the ntis- " Red Sox rush to on-the-Erie How dues a manager flow-is baseball reporters. Nothing in this starnge basebal business' Here's poor Win suffers daily crucifixion in the Lambasted because of too mud manner Col. Dave' Egan gave it hutIe. 5.. - Adult ' place been your you've or Ti-ens Mlt 'o'rfinnr fi-a-, tirown OOC Wtii!t Vicinity of Lsu"rI Ave Needs medication ID,-OaC yr Dc'p'-ru,i,i' PIMSI' ciii; 323 I 3' S 34—Mobil, Homes Rent 35—Mobile Home Lots For Rent Child Care 6 3e—Rsori Properly For Rent The LIic Day' Ctiilac$re 2A fir 7 -cii,y sec-vice 2SltitimAve 37307% Property 31-Business For Rent to C?IIIO care in m-', horn,,a,r' gr na-Pt, 3:: 'I y Rent Real Estate -I—Houses for Salt' ' 47—Mobult Homes Gomd Things toEat RABBITS 43—Lots and Acreage Live a' O'eSsed 44—Farms and Groves 45-Resort Property For Sale An, cluarrl', Stt-wr"-t 3;; e;: 11 46—Income- And Investment Prop,r'Py Instructions PIANO LE$SDN! I; Wees Chord Cou"se MØrry Wr5t'c- 323 137110 47—Real Estate Wanted Mer cha ndise 13 Travel Agencies - SG-Miscellaneous DI For Sale L 7E)N,. TRAVEL £.c(NcIv - t)'rit(inia II lvii t)rlto,, et, Goods - 52—Appliance's - - -- Rtiib&t man IC dr-v t ?c-UCP,. iDl and unload maleroat, and wOrt in iurnber yarn '0 hr weel, Es cf-iienf fringe benefits Apply in after V a rn to Scotty's Home Bu(iøers 70C Srnp, Ave.. gwrson 53—TV Radio Stereo SS—Boats 4 Marine Equipment MANAGER 'TRAINEE The SUCCCIIfUI itppi.t ant who qualities for tts opening will be 'rainpØ thoroughly In I,,p lechniques of %UcCCIItLII rt'AIp.p,r crCulatiOn mana gement by a Quai$'ied member of The Sanford Merphd circulation Staff When trained, he will be C overt the y of managing the newpepfr'LcIrcuIationbosin.n p in is fast gro*inip dsstriC of Seminole County Hr wile be paeii a 70011 Salary ann. generous allowance tv vi,ing h1s automobile Other benefits offer" are vAcatiOn, hosptai,zaf,on diS.$biiity and lift insurance It You want a secure futyre in a f ps, growing management field, apply .aI Person to THE SANFORD HERALD Circulation n,t-rt it Camping Resorts Camping. S tlht!.t, ,,n,C' t an,,iv Fun No alcoholic tji'VCVCV,-s CAMP SEMiNOLE, 327 447t1 4t:) a_..._.._4is .' - ML'S'AI merchandise AD—Office Equipment And Supplies KEEP ON TRUCKIN!!! &i—Build'ng Matertils and Garden Mo tor Inn' i.',r,' l.a cvt'r 21 Applf, 37 5 Li S I? 92 Sanford Marcus BorIc le,iirr for Thats the onit mont we can think of torlim Our want ads k..'p moving merchandise the way they Out 67—Livestock and Poultry 6$—Wanted to Buy Coins se--Stamps I - Antiques 72-AuCtion Transportation ion 7$-Campers Tirav,i C.UN'iE- Naneiman, finishers, tra,ne Suiifime'wprk Toppo t, Also ne-ed foreman Call 13$ ooc* WOO P ER5 Apply in person t American W 7cY ChArles S!rp Prvdi,'-'t Lunvwwa t(arf ,n't,' $l? mnsa'- n.rç — and Carpenter & light Maintenance work Es per.enc.cpIi'fprred Call 113er 346y. ID 12 a c'n Delivery help, Is or over Ciii 1316" or aPP',- Badock Iu'n,tor, ','',.i'ltjr!ni, Fl1 Helper IMMEDIATE NEED t-0Ppay. Sanford area Ml 855A attpr 5 For The Following Personnel With No Experience. DRIVER POW Otl'vpry. 5 day week, fringe benefiti Immedale employment Picp, Plan of CenTral S a - IC1 t" 13th $t . Sanford ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS STOCK CLERKS JANITORS Asphalt Wortet's Esperlenc, c ASphef' sealing and striping C., [ Apply 8 a m to 4 fic 1318J1 Carpenters -Helpers and Laborers Cl'hw,t,,-- mornings 9 to 17. 323.6594 Knowledge of electronics with experience in trouble shooting printed circuit boards assembly and systems S,iveq Lake Dr'vp, Sanford person, Ranch House. Sanford AmblItous man, mechanically in dined with past salt-s rapemience ,aiery and Commisson Call TEST TECHNICIANS DRIVER Esperience n ecessary. Chauffeurs license Florida area Sal ary, $100 *1, 10 Start APploor Los Screen Co Trailers - Sanford Plant Rinehart Road & 1-4 Lake Mary Exit -- 19 - Fe male Help Wanted molnef— WOVIO you lilt apaycheck Inn fret Clothes! Call 3730144 — Evperieflced medical 5e(retar, rtci-PT.t,I,.sl Out SAIrlifi.n $ Ottit, Longwood aree Send rp%Ume I' Boa 4VS care Of The Sanfoc Herald, PO BUS i657, Sarwoc, Ii. ftr 78-Motur cycles ii—Trucks and Trailers ID—Autos for $alt 8$-Aviation 599BINSMVE I AMP4 I XI WA oLin AIlS Itt-CS and Men to work door to ilisin . irr.fliling l,itorn-tation kw nrw II, dtcutoly No SI-lung Neat .'i'peara"ce, .-tear hndw, tinu, 000d spelling and own Iran 'iirtaton We are an Equal (imwC,'i,f. F"t*Oyer A'ply Il Polk & Co - 101 F I Intt St , i( -ton, SOS. I a m It, ,' -1 1 'scIA9 ttinu I reday --t_ -- --_-- - 0-, AA $1 0 ;:' ,. I , , I " , ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINrING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES It HC EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (Theyjust Fit Between S4uddings and Rafters) NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN , CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ,',Ii -, ,, I.' . i, lit st.iing Ath,iR ,, , The Sanford Herald 322-2611 or 921004 300 N. FRENCH AVE. — tt I" -Nascr ,.. in fAIS - - - n, l ftnel,Ii C Iletnily rrw)m, !" , i.a,ri ' II!l ,i, tl ,,v - xliI O. cJ '.t JIM HUNT REAtT'f - A?',v mii1f- - - --- 1 -- - . -f0ft ill 1910 Dy , - PH, 322-2611 . . . .. 1 .% - I. I iii: M1CAL MAC IOPI iNt. ANt) 11 Cl ROPL AT IP4G 001 RAT ION Apartment Manager. a partment ,c''npIcx in Sanford Send resume Inn salary requirements to P0 i(u* 797. C.iS5elbrry, 3770? 1? f'ostsonj avauabie for waitresses. (001%, but boys and uss at t,-ncjnt% Apply in person, Days Inn, i I and SR 46 Salary, paid vacations, pad holidays and other or-nor Oi-net Is s 'iii,' ti-I fr,',-', Payton -' 14,-it,, I,', 1111 .I i I' ,' , 'ii ,,.'..itti _________________ -- -- Houses Rent Unfurnished SI.,s ,' - - -- Houses Rent Furnished Ii - I .s'' M,iry_ 1 t,- lironin ion rii$heil. ri-a'Iy panted inside and out No tIdren no pets reicrenet and ''- (unity, responsible couple 001 5115 Call 377 2930 1 fli'Jroc,m, pc.rctu, () - l?Gr. tract lye, a'r at condlllont-d, -- - - 0. I homes priced from $21,100 to $27500 Including lot. Up to 93 pct. fInancing a'aliabh. I ." I OR SALE I 1 1 f.t41JT, CANDY & GUM VEN DING BUSINESS in SANFORD (.000 INCOME 6 to I hour.. c-kly Total price, $1,731 00 <tth Write TEXAS KANDY COMPANY, Inc I)?? Bass. Rd San Antonio, Tex , 75217. InC fudt' Fri,it f 4 1111,5. ovrrlss',eJ uI'Jr% I root . . I 1 STEMSTROE RfAtfl 322-2420 RV e rKe 4 J/ j°t' Los WWI 5N4 fi II It II coo I . 1% Providence Plaza, Arms 1~ ,.iP-1RTME.TS 5, '---- Quiet H('L,'an & n,i-om *,rl$i (.nt,i Pica' S Ar SPia, CInpats Dnapqs P111.0 ii 904-78-Zl2I your phone number I. ~A 14041, haea INC., REALTORS Houses for Sale $1 - Franklin j$ . - - . --..I;- - 11, '6 j,j I? 92 ( 'sutiwocud IJIIJ __ - ± L Roberts & Gilina, WAREHOUSE II 'iTf3 ' •_ j ., Business Property Fat Rent 31 c1_I.& I I E' ~ . building you new 2, 3 and 4 bedroom - .i,iulot,tc now SI II) coo 514 1040 Business Opportunities c , Take lrit.ciiot. I eoit to the Loka Mac, iii', Get off 04W go plot an (k Mary $ -viu,d, Th, FO'itl is on your left, a m4• from 'I. e..t Opes'i an wiloolidays learn 10 $0 530. Sunday, Irons noon Of 6 Visi tors welcot,.. t)i'tlriyitn I' bath vili.i, - r'r ti h,',,t ,ir,l Iii', wall to wall ' 5, i)et,nO. kitchen equipped tiI',hjtifui lilt ,It'ø,, na-an irr ys ! I ri i( Au I ,, mil , ,4 -, " r I I'- PnSl l'hu 122 1981 - - Seamstresses Canvas boat tops (alt Spenco in Longwood III 4770 - - —fi - Quite s i mply 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 models open for your inspection AT THE FOREST Irt,,' tort.' 7861 Ar ,'ti(t,t'OflCIl f,,i,iPta-t3 orit.-l'iirnn'!I di'pI'. hiasness (Oul)li' ('fily flu pits or htitri'n 2211) )jb. with some knowledge of '.pi'Ciii die-ft Also aides -Os '-.urniecne only Apply LaIty,',,, Nu%iflQ Center, 919 E 2nd St Sanford It '- Plantation Village rtrnrc Ii'il ','j 'ii, on i -- l',,nI A',,- _-id__ 831.2442 1 tl'ff5fl()ffl ,'- - liar CONSTRUCtiON PA IF County $8900 ,-, -- ' '- -i's ) f, .1# 0, % s-'strl te i' tin - 50,1, , (")% I iOl) iOn?, lp I • "'it hi large fArnil,' room A. ON At'AR TMEP4 I S Aflilt IS NDPIIS 116 2nd St - ,it?C (ouple for n - 311 ' SandInwnlr1VUIeis.1 OP4DO*t51iiJMS '' -'' - I - - '- '- -t. "i-,v-w,,.r ii Ci.,.. L I II ". .,-'il rAU,iSUi "OOI £ Ct.tlRHoticr i,rdr oon-i dupic • fur,, st "1 -- toted (speriencc-d boOhkei-per lot Sanford company Send resume and salary requirements to Boy 494 care of Sanford Herlt.1, 1' 0 (to. 16 5 7 Sanfo.'d , FIa ta-ii, 4 t,i'(IrflOr?), 7 tjtti •,,,,. 'liJ (at pet tl'rr*j,jI -it -I .''' f.'c', e.f in '' '1' I ''i- i'.- Off- DROOMS.AUUi TS WIt i s,' ,17e- AVI P4(j[ M(.)flut t I'A0 Geneva G.ar IS . 4 0 -h , - V" .M.I . 1' n8flCuu i VflP Ranc i.. -. 6, I? ?l -Slit 1 i, Ill 0. 1 0 i.tI Pd 111W lit St 1 l'f'k'f?-1ut TI I. llPjit At PIIPIISTS Sl'MflL(PS III I?) I '6* 'U - I' irh of IPtate rondopn,n,umi has I Oi,'T it' 141 /11. ,I'f '( ' 1Ci I ur 5. 2 ',''ml 115*1 4 At t . Wall to watu arpo'r a -.i 'i. tO,twni Rfr.g.ttrar 5. " ir -,.' Pool ,, ------ I, ,i,i.',i I, Ani. A,I.ii' ,-, I .i'!iiIy ;;a,P ISIS 11w, ".,,,lflfil _ Orlando Fluidics, Inc. - U 323-6650 r,si,r4w.ppord KttIita tI?3PLOR1DAAVE Deltona OINISAL ItICIlIC IAP-ifOliD NEAT & NICE I ovely ohiic-r I t,t'dn,orvu. 1, ' ,' ,,ttnatfive ',,-ttitdJ, 1, 111.0 %-I -u, Fac efferit Ic returerc,-,, t 5,' I 5' Rooms for Rent A,r (001.11 (AsCii IN-(jr000,, ttli'fi 0111,t f'l .121 72i'9 Ill Myrtle Ave HALL REALlY I ,,n!i%l',(J I',,at,' lt,ithu, Intrain 323-5/ A l'nttj '.,nli,ii (.111 117 21r.o 7,.,,,' /*itir?tn,nt, Ill MeIlunyII' Ave - 5anfor, I,'j bedroom, I bath iusury apart nu,istS flow leafing for inhcnedat,or tupancy 641]"Q 74 Newcomer to the Orlando area? t- Wtiit)t)0P4 SW - lIW(s I I' III Pd Pit I S,infoid Ill 5191 ? ,?t, 121 1 1 0 ' I Apartments Rent Unfurnished fIIlIon,i, I 12 florida Ave tiew i & 2 bedroom apIs - *aii t 6 wall carpet i ng. central ht&t I, a-i "repents, pool. ciL'tj hCL:' - , 373 M'l You can buy and move into a new Sanora home today. JOHNNY WALKER It,,-' l,,• i', - i , ,,uc. fr u it ticti, lItAny .''I''. ,iil tit %hOl)l)n(J tinter A t t - -' 1 1111,000 Ohil,'t tAs l,altis, i -ii(lI,i (P41 Slilt .3SSli 1 iSA II \liImu - P'I' tu himi' ,ili'' ,i,uol hii,Itwltl%' 'ill I.t,! - o'..x that %Q 1. h.p.': to Lie' t'itupIti-t'd :i - 6 uiuonths be fort' you uin qualify to buy ome. h But At S ii iiui- i, v e' hi il t t' ( OU tItlence in people. s, cl Rr.,I I stale III uP ie 6 Days V S 177 7611 - knots' that it you were successful at v our business, trade, or pri.t 'uur 1101111', V01.1,11 sut't'e'd here' Show us evidence of i't' In I-IT ss-uU do very nicely) arid t your most ri'ut'itt t,t \ ()0 (,111 (111,1111% .0$d move iii inumediatuL', s hue we process the clo-'i11151 PW'" Ve' IlsiVe uol%tiIIt'luct' in our homers, too. If you have to move out of the )t11ul$du tltt'I within two years, LluilderfL)es'eloper J. Ut-alley Odham tt'iII buy your home at the original down payment of 10%, or you may se'lI to eii'oite e'Ist' at a higher price, 's\'ti I t'ssje,n Inn L Florida living it .A L'T7A s it k',\ 01 should tuut 'e':ieatt,o.t S ' I )on'I wdit lit t'njuiv he'uutufiI Florida Iis'inti i dill I $ijs i,il ''jOfI)S 101 tuli1eI111yl n 41161M 11111111111111 as ' a ' , 'a,',,--- g-- V - " i . ' ',;I i: , .trrt . '-t i" D-s.visl 4 l'lr'ai,,,. -- i,,,.. ,', It, gar age t .'i"". i'c.d won S area 119,5(11 A SI MO PARKS. I ) 3 llt'ttron'i c,,riford in PAtS - 10,11 -4' - 1 iIt( .', ,'iiiiijjil - i'A 95 - , 2 Story ,'' •t' ,,, 407W itt St 122 7)3% - -_______________________________________- A it,-irtmq'nf tease A'1lii only tilt I',-,% ('P.o,i 27 1110 , -- f I C I 177 1114 r qtVprjlfpq-i qarac,ie, i,, I,tr 'jr I"- i'liiei •,ees - - -, "4cl JIr, 1,1,14 ''* home i -- " CPA IN PEALrI JOIINNi! WALKER Ill . III 4~0i_wl. , I Aft i I, itt, - SpanISh I lI('ili,i.at, (Afl)i'liit with 41n Anti 5 itile TV hoot up S 25 1110 .', utIl in your own hom'. Come to 1,1 ' ii, 'it 'l'hert, IS it better way to live — at Sanora. I Iffellub Pitv,tti-' ),ItIO' fui icx.kintj out lot;ti tulecliti IluL.',,, t uh. t llwfl, 5 - ', Choose f(oni StudIos. I ?. ivucj 3 t)O(Jf( itt it,,tt nl'evtfs and townhouses Phone H it- ?''' Ariot hie, Adt,,,if ui o in Living with Dl( I. fly Id I lit i'i, _ut .i Jill 1'iassi'iI ( -_ f - . jr,,,, I ii \ iii '-it, i 4AV I If ISV 11111)11 ,f' S — Pu tie) I 'r iv eui:' I Intuit's ( :illSe lit $1111iii 1 14111111S 45 (Ifl1'nrenl IH)tflft si 'II?H — APARTMINTS SI) $abii Pie, tush Alta,moni. Ip.titp, florid, 11711 ti,tf, iaf 5 1 555r..)? 40 til',,J I,,, v'.. ,. • •_ ) ,y I I by IraiIitt ()tllieuiii, v PI )( i' , to 41111 Ounforb feralb 1., 5'- 16 14 3 1 1011100- , Fu' tiishted - 'isslont Good opportunity Irt tic, OM IM In auto sales Apply rson t .iil, Peivi. ,I' 1111 30 ,' i I --i"'-' ,~~ 9 staIr Ur Itt0ny 181111 n.- , -- X4r 9 r, I I iiil (I P i/I )i Perhaps Aioh*ihtS Anonymous in ijii 5or the Time of Your Life. " ,, Ap,it iiIlf'mlts Rent H ¶ Fj imp '' I i'0 Pertonnel, ,,tper ien(e i' - ' 'CC Ptttv ,.oiI 1,1,0 i','i ,I t, ,itians, car and oat furnish-' ,tu%t oup nturance I l,)tld driver's license. 71 'l1 Pay it draw against coso 19 0 "' , p - BALL REAl if t ',,r "i's 01,,"I IN, ,-lr',,-wn CM!aq. c .i Leon m Bl,ff VI on r,ufIfulI )'I,r, j R,f PIC'H!-,' D-i,ntAd ,a-.I rn.'-atmd rjef,. 57') W I' tt to .5 -' .' ' , 00Iff . ,- ' 9j- - 4 _ I lOss. '-ii _______________________________________ 6,,illttIfl(ifl ti-f FACED Wl'THt. DRiNuN PROBLEM Can Help Piont 4234317 Wide P 0 boa 1213 Sanford Figi'udØ ' : I Personals -- i,,, - --- ,.- ---- - -------- - mdi Junior At ' - -i' ' r. hook I reper i'e lenc ed (all ,,'ri-rAl Manager for inter yeA : l l 3770 tin 6-47 4451 I' Itt Sc YQV can see why we say "Xep or 1',vki ' Api, t:ne'tts RPM '° I RANKLIPI ARMS APIS Must Meet All Company Requirements AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ;:': I',-'', 14 iS,',, - , FOR SALE! in the short terne the ad ran, She received II C-4 III,, and of course ivfllr(J It She is veip pleased with the results she received 77-Junk Cars Removed p rn daily lndu'tr 1,11 Relationt, of STROBERG CARLSON Octtn. at"- 574 7741 Male Female ,- 1I.IS# tz::~i/ il""",,,""",,...'~~ -- V - c, - - - - - ip/ t,o - I, I , , I __ - Currently seeking qualified applicants to fill the following positions: 2bsdrooun I bath horn. in Suniand Estates. Fentwd bacht yard eeo DODD of 000-00eV 76—Auto RepairsParts - Accessories I I Stromberg Carlson Corp,, Sanford Division: 'TRUCK Mrs Reggie Masey ;-nows A OPtic WhIt, .aCk. she raq, the following iii in THE Under HERALD classification He 34. the ad read 70—Swap and Trade I SANFORD. FLA. LABORERS NEEDED Also rubber tire, Sorii or Case, bacshot operators Apply at WInCO StruClion Corporation North side a' H*y £34. Longwood - - - ..ti - ' - 'ci',' I t,edr'v'i-s 514 WI Au" 'At r S Fisil ()R( APO f,O 4? , . . - ALUMINUM I , *6-Horses . HARCAR PRODUCTS CO. C,MC or Ford conventional tractor Miit'aQ, a? 4C and 4k loaded tic empty Wrelip ?iPintnti, other b'fliditi Apply Building 141 Santorø Airport or Phone 305 322 1046 for lop Rent 65-Pets and Supplies . apply in person ask for Mr. Grady Stepp able IC ," I IIIFINNY WAIFR ',,iIf. iinc,i' - ,I , ------ Help Wa tiled Excellent opportunity! ai.islify under 5!rct DOT i-Quirtmenti Must have a new or nearly new Chevrolet, Dodge, 63-M: Jiinery and 'Tools 64—Equipment And be •I- 6 5, - ,,, P,P F, 154,5 -_ - Ne have immediate openings for production workers if, assembly and machine perators Owner operators needed to Iran sport autornot,Ies w;thin the state CO Fiorooji . Mull have a gooø I- , 'I) i (iIIUart 0 Excellent wages—Paid 4 weeks vacatior. Paid Holidays Liberal Group Hospitalization and Insurance Plan, 6"BuS RC)VS.JI f'CVrd I I %.0111F I 11 I I "If it takes much more than this to become an natronaut, I'm in big trouble!'' NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Apopka 166 4"d merit WanteD-Office help, Lake Mary W64- general Off-e dUties and Bicycles ' pointment He ,I • 57—Sports Equipment 67—Lawn time. -fi-'• DISIR IC7 - 43 )1 o—Camping Equipment r, Career Opportunity i',e'ntIvt'. $4 s4—Gage Rummage Sales te L IØh' Del very Wars C'ooC aa' pay 5 u11 Of part w0fk an hours, øays evenings, or itti Apply 437 5 Frencp, Ave - P !.antord ClASS diesel mechanics IC s-rvlce company vehicles See Al N rCnZCr, U,ted United Horticijlture. Male Help Wanted 15 7 3)-Houses Rent Furnished -.- r EARN 4 WEEKS PAID VACATION PER YEAR I fla"flJ getting Lost and Found Unfurnished lryq.c- them, allowing for 'I sinner and a test others, su anything good utsoul their manager' Look how flies t'( lflil)lftiIi -Alan Gallagher went on listradio In knock Chat-lit- Fox, and when he wars traded It, LA* Angeles, the third basenian clamit.d that his onh convLriltsuli with Chu1I in two years had been vat screanimg. -Walter Alston, who until recently bore the reputa tion of baseball's best helmsnuun, n is being sit-rused of lack of runmmunie'utson, parttcularls with his young players. -l'is Dat-ocher was run out of Ctncagti' he'cnuse his pluyi't' couldn't - absorb his criticism. --Ditto Hurt-s Walker at Houston, where- the players bLsmnwd The Hut tot' their own ituahulit Lit win, - l:alpl Hout: us- under criticumi at New York because' certhin Yankees insist Hook still resorts it, (1w discipline out Off his World War II background a Marine major This would beirut to make the !x)ini of vest locker ruemi discontent, if not dissension, but I is more: 'It'd illisuim, can': ii.iinstgt', and if you don't believe' it ask Mike Epstein WELDER'S HELPER WIiI train. 12 25 per hour to start a.ø holidAyS PP, 373.3V00 ~ . ~r(F 3)-Apartments Rent lb—Wanted Chuck Tanner: He Knows Begin Map- Il In Sanford Herald. DIAL A DEVOTION 373 5010 CWT411i Bapt*st Chu"cti 'ntline - i'F,1by bot i'ic Wli contc, trAn1nQ 'PWOf da vit P10I iing, 914 SA24 ---AAA I MI' OMEN CALL SMITTY'S INC. 322-2812 , I., 5 ','hFO t,-..,,--.t - ;Ij I- - '- i'0' - a ) '$t't'OI'f "t4iVti. f00'ti9I 'fe C -i '' 170Yi c-,rr,tsnwl 17' '-4') r1,'e-'-,,-', (OW, TUU(I ION "' - rs S/ A A TI t NI • PAID r rui.i v t- L t u us., '. 10 Men With Cars & - - — ------ 30-Apartments Rent U of urn shed _ ;ur Stnrnpør Aqenc, II COR1I ii Help Wanted I P INSURANCE G P (' I - i% %.of I#1 L Personals - - '— - Male Female Ir I51 -I ., () t'*i.. . 11.).11 A t1frA1110010 R IIOFFS to lid f t-Vtc"sA ,n titf PlOptif -ttrrrf't on eiS. to 4Pi6peq. n-nqpt,t ard f'- i,n flc'el'# $tI O'hi 'I ff O J(flfJC REALlY CO I. It. I ,,,~" I,- - Service Station Attendant 5I!'5 Union 7$ Station, Longwood Corner Hwy 434 A. 437 I •" 7V-Room, for Rent ifl('iUdes i;leflr Canupbell and iI(lI('tilfIt,S. In ti1ttin f or cameras and mt'ters, or hittiIng 4nd Williams Gn Brewer was one of tIit' on the cow-sc. tuivt- produced an first Ii tr I ho- Ptldili driver if,overage 10.2 per rvn gain in tnurmimen plus He won the distance "It tiis proved so sensationiiil $f5,(KM) Japanese Masters, and his drives lit times put hut 35 tluiit ("en tIn' tow' pt-OS hO Vt, yards out front of his nearest hack orders waiting,' the niagazinc said competitors. 'Inside Golf magazine said "We are noss shipping to 48 that all tests niath- b pros. sUites. Canada, Mexico, Japi .ngunt'erm. and writers. on and Gernumn .' 1w said. • . It ft A1.D I ________________ Rentals Increases I. 3. ________________________________________ Q00f E R5 Eptripnc on hti.It up rcc'fng AiI - 00Cc £05 I ii Beasley, but I can't find anyone to . Opportunities V .1 s. T;& - enva i ill tce.,i rItgli I ftI 1APg'V iI,r, 'IN r10fr ((pçe' f ti.j. -Iff"Nontis. 7 •emlt.-t - tqe ii -,.wp jor,th itcapIm.'e iirjø ro, i. '--vn c-Ant, l t,em$ % Al?, il',.,.. '' ire 1: 0 1 0 ,01 4, 011 ,, ..'vi'-u5tn tP, ' ii ' -j -, # •,,. I,I, I I— - .' 1st '-p ,l 1101!'. 111 -- - - 1. I G EN ERA I MAINTENANCE IL '' :r;,mmidAlf.lY need Apply c IA*n )4.1IcIAy Inn 1LPERS C,Ø war pp I --" "I want to promote you. 1—Situationc Wanted 1'! i ' IIi! Help Wanted • - -. I ?.fimVt f/a,'fa-' Holiflon for 5510 aa st-i 400,00 on On detail yfls,II ole , I i • /c,,,'li IPs •Pc 0V'. I 'r5',. TI III 0111 Kingsher'ry OnlytPor all. to . 21:: porl A3 qwo- Female ~_fft MIt calf you earn Brenda. United HortIcutturt s I t'—Fcm,,k Help Wanted o00 watresws and niohi cashier. ltyr%or over Bar maids must ri i I. _____ - r- II, t) IflIINNY WAIKF rto 1,wi fence helpful but not ".rs4r whIt 1_____________ I I .- - men _____ CALL 60 SO? ot" 25-Loans said Then Flood (orated 'tldila it ii units for bevrind it Indian Golf Shafts, Inc inituills- rj. third interest went f or the rights to the process, an intort-st purchased shiurIi atLerward by .Joturi lime and .lotiit MotOr- Flood retained a onethat-ti interest, and sold a ooethird interest in a group which .1 tsuist \'II.VU lb--Male Help Wanted ?4-Business New Shaft Bs Ill time -------- _ - - _____ tot*c coot on. meal, eetpong • 4 AdultS, me in ov;eo Call US sint $30 P m ________________ _ I Potte nOeded for orinOanc DIicsslrII 104.89t Plants A good u s.arfn?erestedin : ' - Recreation ?6—Insurance N N / .i pari ^ . I -- 5,, I' .- . c (I I ) it AvOl QI I ''AIr% .'d rI'lutn 0-11-0 VA-d trA;ntr%g 1140 per rno i - I and WANTED --Renabi, woman to care I& mddI. AQ00 SPflI ifitfl, ,. if f'OSSIhI I maII AAOr' ocLrNA mr.'a for nforma - - -. ,' ' I, r",IAr A / Ads if It S 4F PIP Ii-,, 'i- ... -- r ID-Do It Yourself thoug h Golf 'Discovery Lf !1 ----....-- Financial L full *~ R W COLLINS, INC -- _4/ . 5-Eating Places Republic "Polierto Clemente had tu llIit'dbt'forv;wq;lt'reffl. !1 - is working on his second marria g e and has a li ttle child hart: in 11w 1)omiriirari --' izt'd he was the greatest hull- great center fielders of mudplayer I).' his time, 'Y' era baseball - Pelt' Reist'r Gun- v Schumacher, the re- Diikt' hnscit't and Willie Mnstired Giants' official who -ttns Ccsa Cedentt I sat saw them all for ) yours. zar svt-ItANE-vo I in Hous "and now you never- sttr- this ton and ilrt'uth ha., pri. I:id Cederiuis tiutiw In ttit' claimed him the equal of the groat Willie at coniparable But you will. stages of their careers Ion Durocher. the vulut,ltThe chichit' of tIn' admiring 1_up who guided three of Ito- luillplover reads , - Hi' duo's : - -ChtId Care nut side his house in Santo Domingo Basehtll is a game -. -• -;iI,tt -hIr'.tuhlls Ce- '.- - I 19 ' OuECTtONS _____- - 66 rJ L great plover in the azimt 11111 tI ti ii1. as u- nats. nenr 'tat-on and rrnnl Robinson ;trt- wittterin H ane f-nunc 11C stni ti" was s&irenav Itrowin - HOUR 1O j i'rsonals i find riot that ants Its e stars ole. 11, 1)1 ~ 5'I (' te nt h A te YOUNG FOR AIRLINES '(C" ,'/.,$ / Want 100 Umf,! j T, House; Its' Sale ii Al V A',''i'I I r .PPi Fir; 5 S flFflOfticP'c Si? fliJ ','u-,ntht all, 7 ion, v , I P,atp, ta'g. 'rr'v$.l c-ui 1. sac- i& in 'irf inca tJn'rf'gwlcef, Pi o*r'.' al r sn tr.,I . .,,,. care of The Sionl0ord Herald florito i&S1 Sanford 1QhN TO SPRAY r 7—In Memoriam . . n' It LABORER S WE Vi N A flhtTi fl I,I''r,l J.1 ,, I 'l, l J.' - Receptionists ,'• ' I. PP.4 t lilt - Ten teIeptIi1e Off Ice CrMentiAlt ""e%%^rv. t,,,i A PiiN -- f , '- 1 Thanks ('U by Dick Turne CARNIVAL __________________________ ' -_______ Publication ion S says, "I'm going to nvt Willie Mat's - Not where a discouragingword is seldom heard!" t i1)I'fl)AN QP*AAAv CtUP fYt2 AhAcf tour ho-Art r n.i oti hoA r for relief Luth"Olim Hhvq,n Nut 101114 Center, CIVIC& call IIAN 14M. t ANT FO - 'We Just want to Lam S 3Cp m Saturda s £ Holidays V am Noon L)eA0hifle—t Noon ,,, ' "'n - m ood mSPu.s •mpt ' (m%!y ttjtPrrr, UflIi (inter. Oei ' C&eINET SHOP Eerenced help wanted STEADY tA. ' ''Al it Itd Pint 'mIs-c-'-, ''t t. to i.asfIiS stccmf "'f'l'''', All r ..i,-1mnt,'n. . $ mm pm Days 323 0940 Sanford N;Tr% wrekends 931 7058 - ''C- " • '/ 17 rdQee' i.ompA,o- Fringe, / \ Machinist • I J_ I /~ d(in't like to thinli; 1 - ,•, , v As old can . .u4'. ttit star center fielder of Itic Houston Astrm of tIn Nit hi ,-,,,, k it . I 11 -. - ,v il"I t -~, hln,,ces for Sale it houses lot • to k r I I _,q) e~ , T I A,V"~ I t f1A IWard *rd msii iAry Som $34 HvPfl % i it ' ' t7ro,"", ì ~ ---.-" L— I / 1 I. ' ,,c,. Department Hours Later reflectivels tie talks bd . [. Want Ad T ro the hkepin hail 1~ tI Rated For Consecutive tict. hurler " Mit flippin' it ~j - ,6 1 A"fooft~IIV' - 49,15 Inser?sons--P4c Change Of Copy. steps into the cage. a good-517ed kid at 6.2 and zcii pounds. takes a riffle at a iltc t and tti'rns 'nmr mitt-f fl 'list h Ht \nd when he was 16 venrii Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Da . silmrnei and inter get sins rt st. In - tit learn The don't - , ' DP ry L O~ 3 Lines Minimum --- K Dick Turner by r"irc LAdti APWI Enjoy wv pfvt to arrAnQ Pfrry um Wuth I - ----------.. - i Cleans_Closets Who Lfl 'fl%trtj, P4*,lkuiturP. 2'3S So Apopka or can las 01 m 714 ceded or Sms Orlandor 37cm Iii a itn III • (ms'over 1700A I ot' \ J7 •! .i , /i2 n — il I s*ncrø Ave . Sanford s 1 \ [1 L'('! N'ri Spilt . nsIc Cesar quizzi. His English in I all that had since he arrived at Co Ii!ttm iii ttw Appalachian •.. .. - I i.. I t, Orlando rignt' ,nftI 1,+%,0,A. to At Pinebreeze Farms • i he" mi hat in hand -.f — natural i foi;nfim eup, orefe"M Full C^ I I ~iujp do .4. - •-. }.._.E A sewife 1 Seminole 322-2611 h'"' u thic F5 bases H Abc i'rl*diflO matriI nter Park By MURRAY IFRMA 1, FrnMe HIp Wntd • p __________ V DIAL Mays ie I I __' Dock Ins ector L ise t. ;, I;Heo WA nt ; INF0AT RMI0 N Next $ -__ Is'i I hr. ç W. ____ --- WANT AD A ~~~~~~ ____ SEG ey ffm il ~ - I I I it.:'., 1 ul.., . ,' - A NORA LAKE $351 000 - $45,000 (,)uiIi Iv to buy tomlei' - inovi' Iii Ii )111(11 i ow S,'\Ni-'( )lil) ( )Rl,ANI)() (305) 323-4670 (305) 205-4370 a Radturi of 40 111ilva from Odesndo CIy hail �_ = - r =7 1 _-_._ _ k_ 0.4 = V _ - -, . - __ ' I _ - 11 .' t _ I - - =~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Let 1hri Siinfr,rriPrr1l Wnesday. May 9, 1973 2A— The Sanford Hera'd A Want Ad Be Your 4 I . a... sucu cut c... Auc t ion "''. PUE11IC AUiiuT (spry Mcircaar, Nile 7PM '11-4-n (ii.ly. CS We buy or sell C~ P ('CC or PiOuWPcOd CdV%iQnmcn?i w,'lCOVrie 322 9904. SAPIrORO AUCTION, 14*', I) '2, Santoro - Housesfor Sale NEW HOMES i Rtci'orr atP%Carpel, ctiri ., P.%! L air. $16 down. UI.7 17 rat Al l - t J I JOHNNY WALKER Hous*'s for Sale Mhlc Homes C,tC,O.'r ir1, $E HOMES 'it Il rtnchLvt 3. 1 3 S.100 11fl liintfl Dr 1 Spaces Ava Real Estate ASSOC. * * Days 3 i Realty A fI : X's i'c'on. F larida on Nice th*OC trees. lovely aria rear lawn, pii, air, oeted flo% eailyl T?I nice' J OHNNY WALKER 51 I t Beats Us ii.iy THE OWNER O this 3 3" bath Pirwcrt home Ai,Ul want to Still ,t h dciii Ann, we can iPiOw you w?iy II'i opoC buy of P4000 Libe to its. it' ......., ' , • , '• - L P?flOr , Bluff, ipec1ac-u.- se* many beautiful old trees 3 beOrom house, all nPIIng. 1' baths central *OC 41?, carpeting, d'iDit. all flPPl.trCes. 7 $tall boat houtC. Ia' IDOl 15 }Jf. 327 3403 i-' Johns 3111114M 'VP? 72.2420 Anytime JOHNNY WALKER 'Sinfcirt 2rcLra3e r 'c'' Multiple L?sn tgenr AF Li TORI 7545 Pars C - _ J,r1 Si SS REALTY Roberts & Gilman, Inc. oO ''- - call desk moot' posting machine with stand, Programmed for tccn'tt rece'i.,ar,ie hOd pa yr oll (itV ('A' ." f- 0 carn'a' -T '-n''c 'IU E LL e we can Cve Altamonte Springs the green light to dig on the con. F Arbor Ordinance p 3 ritedli' :'g Zag drs.Qnt t.%$un-,e balance Of 15100 cy 7 10 n' i'r'i c' hi 11!' Walnut Stereo 27 4 crosS u )ye'! '$)C?it?1. 5,cila rc for 1219 95. pay ba lance of 113400 w IS payment of 19 95 1972 moapi with warranty Call credit 'rianagee 377 9411 or evenings, $31 ti o' tee at Sanford Sewing wile, Dr'wntowr. 3." 1 tc. 51 FPO ic'lC pp ___ KULP DECORATOR 109* Ii? St - Appliances Sanford. 327 3'315 --------A Comp?PPieetsv ,al Ether Hftfl' Antenna. 70 Mir Quad. all Guide Tti $etl,t L.svifl 4. tIurnsnuvn, 322 5905 Lifestyles *atcn and band, 1 Mi ttre'tb. )mega. perfect cOnditiOn. wOrn 3 months Certified tip i - ic.al. $1300 Will tell for I'SO u ; 4 0' o 377 19 alter 5 3C Diamond The herald - -- Shapew- and rpnf, A ve , Santord us 5 5 Open 9 7. 6 days 323-1177 Sears Coldspot Air Carditiorie.r, eni 1 Old. 1750 At 6.000 BTU ColDipot. used 3 rrtDt 5100 322 $976 after $ p m _-- i.( PIMOR I WASHER, parts. used mach,nrs MOCrPrIEV APPLIANCES 373 sen-sure, - KIRBY VACUUM rn-pr itonne 0*monst' at ions Csean.ng&shaming c 211)011,41 107* 77 th 5' AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering 7 nnd'.cr.e' six Col, - H P 7 7t _ ELF itS 17N SETS 125 LiP MILLERS :'t Is Orlando Drive. 323 -57 DEL TONA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Cci' 7 ,i"Sf)mu I 7'!'r C " , - i ., :': ,' c'ot Animal mov" Groom-no I . . WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT cc:1~1',Or"~ SE At. 5 - ORIENTAL RUC,SI%AP,JTED 'Top vices pbid, used, any coriOi'iOr, 641 1.176 Winter Pri. 1 THE SANFORD HERALD tul(Iiiv L; rt it FylIlin-iC GE Appliances 0 1) 1 PICE 15000 Chain link n-re, estimat es 373 2731 c Insuio is On the fuottofl of Count)' staff, commissioners directed II simplified form be required at First - pending a trial pu'rii1 to see if the smaller form proves sufficient. I decide whictl projects %% ere of sufficient size or inulf)ort4lncts to necessitate filling out the long form. - otion ,,llcoll~l to ;lut tv fire stariflank, the , ;I(1%.I.v*PrN b(xi%, n-pr I I iii: rn-n- Care 515 F P n-c 3 . - Bus T,ncic)tr tanks 50 gallon capacity itch. Will consider larger Ip be o..-t W. 1 1w, It V0, Cii $ .'. "i 'wL'-' tise v%er~ means available tarried out by Orland 'o Ali('.TV fighlt n4ur('othcs '' I oflfi(lent - - --- - --- ' -- -- - _____— --- ;I ,, ..I fol-Ili'll iltilitle" electric mit er ome Im 373,6157 __________________---- _________________ i ' , ' - S gns .01 " V- I IrJr fp&~ L, 1 ii:V1, 't O.f# C lots-lcd i or , rns ---- Of C&fP"ffy , naoc .crq'er, rgor, . . — Watergate ease. 'I'his' , IIci'luisurt' fructu, sources Tour birrAight ,mt now in di.senvery Itepeatedl) questl0ned On ref$)rlS ii 14-year-old girl had been used as a prostitute in one .i-..', the sheriff (tented use of tiut tsuuiuien as pr.ntututes, but ,i;ulil fli! deny using children vapti, ~, in- .313.1 He said proceedings It ss- . .t r :r-''.s ''i- thlt5g po)t"tCtt II Till' i''uvt'ry -0 'Tb.' u,estigation,' toes now are coming tip is iast POWi,' the •mer.raru ckeas three days before trials •ç45tl.1!fl3rfl whiii rjjI5(t - shut' ace scheduled." prisoners. -The i'ourts have gone tit the niake a case. The sptiktUien saul 11'it o ther end of The spectrum," North Vietnam had agrr'e.i Tb.' sheriff said he visited toO speedy a Hutberg said. ( 'Iinntl 9 to seek permission to 1113w Tile 11iertt'an tebun 'rial." its tapes of interviews wi th a ',iik ffi.'t.il,s in anm nut Hen ing said an analysis if i e squad informant, but was itrk oul ,arrangements to .19 case trial docket in April by turn the relilaunsNi the Uniut"i iruied access on advice of the per St.ite, his office showed nearly uiofl'S attorneys, I feel a law enforcement tent of the defendants had been the' U S. 4riiup 5 part mu arresteul within three 'NitlSk.3 four-party Joint Military r".lii I ulicer is entitled te face his - i _____ ' 1. , 1 Ali ts ronigd.uings ini's approval of 5 • I I t l 111111 t iii p los - ''"' rate on this ,Aithout facing i ,'un'n'I John than Ill , 4linvone.'* Polk said. The sheriff was quick to I" Is coll- preliminary hearir., hours.- tierring :;~i~,: V - r ,,, , 4, I I . • a-i abit. ": ' ' ' * MONUMENT CO. , office files charges within Ihc. ' -' -' - [-146"Uffl*riftz~ Illir-artle I imislatplaRLIM kSanford tH t. ' con.st-quences of acts and bugging t IS nin rib m oii,f ii. t til hullA tta ins," flI1 u th its rgatt headquarte u rs Ill thi lilt, Ilillit it hi III nit articles, Said hut' SatIres's liii' S4'n1815' hiatt' been su'h to bring ins id (ii t'onsidering opposition fin' mt. scandal aliul clis' •mtul liillilul%Ity (tin IS-.ini t'ailn' froir rvnitt' '' lillix-achilit-lit Bill 1)\ the %SlItIl(l it quint I ItSu) I hiit'ih s- ott' and 1118115 leaders 1111 hii.1imu' "n 'suimi is intl I )i tuhiuu hiatt' 5111(1 thus's art' lt'uruitug it. , S tock Report Ilk- patiel's rankint., R-publican h lliiss.ird Ilik. r hlaks'r s'tuict'sl n ' n #~ 11111 1(111 Ii) 115't't SillS it liii ' the &'t)lilllllttt't' pu' ii ii' puhl .ttit'r I uiii ' iw went' relkitteel nv.lr u 'iIttiil('Ilt or Ulliler Itresul t' sign gostrIlIlut itt Jobs 41 ' - ,' ," __________________________________ '* ____ ,Area Liii ,. - .,, - _IJ- 5. - ____ __ ' Il -. ~: - -- 1 1 -=--- . 3i, $3 )0' - i yvf,. _______ _____ •.v•ta,o , enD,raur .'Iflitl thIs 110111.' .11 ' hi IS • IS 4:. ':1tith .,00d,i i -,,d Aq LOq*t __-~___ ___-__--_ -- ~__ 1 '___ =___ ___ -I - =_~ - - iS. CO f,5t ' l Cl *9 , it. .: Oincaip IS PPiil Mo( . - li I . , - lit 3s'. :: '. -. , :: 44 :; 47 1 . It's 0. ill`*# V J" , Jacksoliv lilt', .N -I'lliell'1% ,'I 's,iIltor(l, tiit'sl SIluiit.tt Ii is .iitti tm , ill', f.t htlill I,4mkhirtl sit S IlIttirsI, tout Mrs V illi tIll sists 'i .\I r i tiuteI Siuuimi if Ills) tistlihit L'cIs'r-'.. hitatioke. t Mrs LAI"ts hidi antI Mrs Esther l)isvklsumll, both sit -' iii 'Cot ~ ; ~N _~ ~~~fi__ —--I - I - _--; -- ... -_ l'jT,T I __ - . - - - L - i r- I - ' - t barges of ulrrdllgVIltt'lith *1', ISO $rds W. 6718 It's ilo li t It IS liii CII Cal 311 . 31'. ii'. SlihIl .ini 61'• e. $3'. 53 u tO . - - I 1111. Is : I - iS I. '' - 4V. 41, MCA l; 63'. ii. ii'. Ne1r I,,,) 0I 6 109' lOS', uo, C Cairn . H1. SI 11.9 641 ': ' l35 I it I - --1 ~ ',i,t f' t)opC"inp 17u1.Po*,' -. 1 si 'I \ I It I.II.I it-' the international l'Shllh)iIIOii iii lJo,iielir Arts Iii Turin, oi . I 'n,pInt ___________ . V •. • ii Oel'aAc -- Ii': i: )1' 11', 10'. 1014 X's Nat) t(a 10'- 110' 6 N - 114#0 Dittil HI iv.iCin , IF a •n .11' UkAC ,Jul ::::bd1 11" : .. H H' H. 3' On Oil (ii II, Iii 1111- Si t v. IS's Ii ii $ )llile ' '.- is's 1414 I., 4 - - - - - ' Funeral Notice I t,firral %cf.,,,r% I'l, 4"I'sill 1, ,, ,• RAiMKOW 6 f l, bsyflcille, PS t. .lwm, IV 01 SOnisxJ. *1w sled . ,, - FUNER AL HOME tile fi lf.J.1 , J.Jjffil~ brallis --- - -"_~~-_____ ft~~~ ' &u.ci,t -•------_-_' ring D IA L I I hour perusi But Herrng 'tail ttT.,'tf1'i'lfhtv have 'tsttnt,'Ihtng, iT ,- - ~ , ~,i!, "' Preliminary b. u rlv%lis Media. however. sa)ing lit 0 e ,i 'i 't 1 i '.,.ny.,.flt ''t jr'iinis.•s rj7il'o,i iuilitar'. r''n - V ' to I ::r 'S ~@ no I - _________ I I I judge appearance before hours of ,irrt'4t -in,! -h within 4 ' sough h Inittet. reportedl% I Imluhi '' utiauthiimnm,t'ul use of state airlii" 111(1 ihI)IihiIi g i Eat t •lisureti.ululir lxiss ens relstt'tl lii a' • t.u'a!e I rtp' ItebsiW iu). ______________________ 0 - , I , I ... 3fl 4137 & I11 111CIL1411-41 :': / • I Orlando Fla. 32806. te'ephon-e 241-4473 . hii t r (,. t(iil u Jr ssiurks .1 on \ml liii', rltlu ii %% title f).ii(t 1)5 thu. : 3 ovid linger, pumps, sprinkler's Whir cori$inr$ 322 46W estimates rall. Iry $ryk. 723 4413 UeTefl(iiiflL U1U51 oe given a IWI .. __________ , - ' (•,i _________________________________ QiCx JOYCE WELL DRILLING per? inValtation 3721052 _________________________________ t,red• Carpenfer? Room .ddiij Remodel R.pi.rs7 For tree I . oiticlus that state %liorker I I SUPPLY CO - We have to live with rules by !hc state supreme court that it this point, this has not been - he said, • ''All the) will it'll flitS IS 'tneir . :- Alltviics md ties ''parer'rrvce 707* lesu3$f eper'n.Ø rlfimatej. an -Central rioro. Home Im. r-overi',.nts Painting -- , Noon II WELLS DUILLED PUP.PPS flirriur 4. repairs rof painted free honf5f v . Grave , lung-awaited public hearings oi•xt week their ouzce source said this 'flit' CtliIIiliitt('t' said it and I will not . grant partial i:miiiuunhtv to the 5411(1 that liIlI'rhulg t'tteuuuliuig tiuuuilUflht)' to this' four Miaiuui umuerm arrested in AIl.Iil.s 3585 clu.irged ui Li (jilt', 'I'.iiii ,.limmus was *$rlttcrgiite June II, and also 'ile lhiorl,IlIg (ktforcl 1111(1 sucked 'I'uesdas with 22 articles to Jeb Stuart Magruder, .0 ii impeachment steluimnhiig lllCrct' llltTsMt'ilgcr Julia \lis' •uuipaign of. from their thrIller NIImil be absent ,buhnsun to tm.ui alleged tmitsuuse of state t convicted and Jobs without lease Mrs .Jtiluu' ficilil, t'llif)l(u)s's. inspurutors K \ atergate sun told lh'dlulln's t'uinuiiiitte. 'flu' articles. prepared by ( Gordon IllIsshiril Hunt .ini! ( tIm .iu'isii.iu,ills wclmt SIIt O'Neill, bill tiiriiit'r l(.'iu W I ititi) l I .Sdamns I .Ill,lhlhiSSt't' lipartilli lit 5 1,1 ,k liumo rat ht iding tue IhIll has been quitted is 541)' Ii, "straighten uii." ,uIamtis' $1, iilw u'rdt'retl h (t trig he has infumrlmi,ution linking h(u'uhiiII Askew, stated in his ' The reIsiituIlulc hilill lmrimt - - 11 n-an- - I AIST .'" *a% ' -, S 0 *400 6 - I ' • rJrIU V ITCHENAN)BATHROOMCABI F pr buml0er I-ut. contractors Complete tlta-s, Pir, arid Drawings F t r. I RN i'( )RF .1'. I'St'l'i( .%scawtu$etj Press Writer .AU 4JN .IP --- t S ifliiiO"i' 'r talit," iilifl 1.1111 Ti'iut,i h.iI - I eil1t it 'Rut another part of the .muii'rn'ans will fl y from Saigin problem,'' Rutberg .mid, to Hanoi ,In Saturday to -"usti 'hi' .etting time for hearings on i_raves f ::i : 1r'ru'nflt,t1 egal issues in cases that are 59111$ ''''ii' 11, airl Ii I Enthres Team -- 6790 Inter ior P'fI "O Drafting [_1! post ponement by the state r the tefense the ;udes ha''' been most liberal in granting i two week cuifltmflu;iflrP of J , 111all %%ho i:yi Welding I YoP ; : ALUnoro MINUM FABRICATION, fl3 4675 This NEWSPAPER does knowingly accept I - w att'rgu:',' 115 ('Ight persons linked to the thIs' f)hifl('l announced it will open - , - 114 EMPLOYMENT ACT Mute information may be f lipirs, r -. - furui'u'. 'litiuiuu to) tuhit.uii SSS iul'fl 111111 • lo .,,e to this' Su'natcs I SPRINKLER SYSTEMS -%% Coil r' Paul H,nØeu'ior, f or pour concede ..ot' and biock jobs $ 74 HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference based On age from em- post effu lit. June 8 for hut uItIu ri 1150115 (onluniiissioners accepted the request ''with regrets,'' a .1 asked St ifs rt tnt .uuutinuUt 1(1 be it uilibl. for i_ onsu1titlor1 partic ularly on a proposed fire safety nt'searcti project. .cfcrt, who Wa h:rcd tkptts' position one year ago because of his hhealtli rts'ord, prt's'luusiy resigned as utilities director for the City of Maitlarid. I all Co w - 1 •nOdtlig! Room *oo. panting. Concrete !t (up and sell ,id or tilver runs un-clad y first We itO buy bulk Sl(.f coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER , 109 W I' 32343,37 4 ,. I .'r-r- ns Grr'rs-.p'" 5, I 4( ," Watergate Hits Tom Adams ( )t tIer alleged ) - ;' WSW Istse..2220215 Classes W,SSIIING'i'ON i API -- Sen• itt' investigators are said to 1w ''ffs'ring hinii(sd Immunity from St;lte County utilities administrator I(ay Svifert resigned his and '".1-0 Mu C through May II Whit' n'iUuifl into Or new location-, Reopening M 13th Tom't Cons 5.47 1.334 obtained form the WageHr office it Rm. 309. Or linda Prof. dr.. 72 W Like Ree$y Dr. P 0 R.oic 8074- pro vements '7, c. l, C "rP"(i. 7-ppr'.. I-oiai;g, Small repairs Alto ;r: iii t'aier iç s CIyS. lpryridiv prynpø removed 0 D GEORGIA'$ CERAMICS Cortan .wr& Fir T±z'•-"- A. #t.ltii'fl are ttlidytflt'!" rrir'r.I 'itnls n''.'r the short ho sh1:HlFF' i to As,lociated Press I Boarding supplies Al ntef"OrEs?pqior Ceramics GIFTED HANDS his l.AWItFN('E I,. PNI "ISON Resigns ore 5757 , ""-c Seas sells coins, stamps, ',t4l defec tors, depr ession glass, 'uby red. world War II 11m5 and ricistaigic ltCV?fl THREE SEAS 1 04 Canton Awe, Winter Park Ph Off er In thief l(is Seifert. Iiiiiiii" HOME IMPROVEMENT Small Jobs Wanfed 133$. "Lake Mary •Jy' colation problerlis lit iLs lagoon, accor4ing tit cotult) titilities LONGER USED CAM P IN G GE A P 5 I Ii DEI.' A hiD SE LL IT NO1. TN A CLASSIFIED AD — p1 'in- uct un-p SOy' Pn Sc in 'nole Spra y Service (a' BOB'S u 'cifyres, drr i;i iS)T n'n,'t,mt tireproofung 337 _111111i Utilities sewage treatment plant designed to increase efficiency of the facility currently stalled at 6,000 ga llons ls'r The plant, which has already cost (h'veIolk'rS $'i,is, wishes to spend another $15,000 to ti's' and os-crc-inns' P1's'' 'I - BULLDOZER C uco'un-'v Specie'?, 37) 1731 Stamps ______ Coins '•' ' . Lake Cleaning Pe t 'n-"ui'fC -- - --- sat. Herring - ' ' i PgI Awe 3 4437 5747 , It LAWN CARE SPECIA LIS T S RESIDE 1ST (AL YEAR AROUND (DPi 7 PA (15 A 4 LA BL F. ) )fl sL r pr n-es c all -----,— - Bulldozing wall papering .."..-c t,c)ard and tools, •ltO 50iltt trlIpr Call 32294" , - . trial," the Seminole Bar hasn't filed in - (ficial nmp1aint Rutherg came to the defens.' f the circuit judges saying. "Where there is any kind t - ('lalilling ii 95 per cent ViClititi rate on (Irut arrests, and adding lie felt fO per cent of those arrested were pushers. I'i,lk sail ''it's appropriate to lilt reltorts (if investigative work C a r pets . lie and NO ii9$ I - I DN.'. Itutb.rg, whose office hani5 to 75 percent of criminal in emlnnle •.'f.nse :rcuit courts, said orange I)flY ainws 45 itsys be twe," irrasgnrncnl* and trials - - Commissioners requested a formal presentation 1))' d&'sigr.ers for the 100.000 gallons per day lake Monroe MImntCr,.ntt Corn Residential ~ - ,.,, i\ 1,1,7 ED - GOOD PIANO P (L5ONALE PH 377 0415 Landscaping - VEAUTY SALON Service ----- ,• , sjrcs -.i;Irrorz - - r trials, I uldc'tl "II us men are violating the law, its Ill) duty to go ;ift'-r ttis'ili just like any other l,i'.s breaker ,"hue inhlud. tit)- men are -11 ,111 - Utilities Problems IRE ASONA BLE I BELOW. 373 Floor Climb ibll% bfi0 Avi 'DWER Lawn ' , H CASH 3721137 11 of used furniture. appliance's 'jOlt, etc Buy I or 1001 itCmt Larry_s Marl 715 Sanford Avi -range ('ounty are refusing to Ike semunoie cases ecaus. 'y don't have time to prepsira res;snssble will be prosecuted "I'll iiot Sthlfl(I behind anyone if till'S 'me wrong, but I'll stand htluirucl any of UI) men until righT, the sheriff IuuallltlIinehl. Impe ld*fl SjWii7klr systemS Frpe Fslirnat All work Ova' $34477 - - - Beauty - COMPANY. 1trune decide you SEE' AninitCd Cost nickels mor e ,1 gatvanezed by (1) r nit Est .mate SENTRY F F Ii 4fl7 'F - ann FURNITURE I. ANTIQUES ''o Dollar Paid Auctions ever, Nile. 730pm AAI I URPc1ITURE & AUCTION PS 11 93, Longw000 434 707T resulting in astiIs' prear.'t -.areh rarr'ints and reports i" law "nfnreement personnel lu'! rases sri' being thrown out 'he i'ourt %lv work force is umpli' Tiler' 15 401131' Judicial .tisrretiu n r " used in whetlulir.' 1, commentator Gene the%'re proven gthIty." Polk ts rongduing by hs vk'e stiui*l Hums dvnird allegations of en' llui'lillXYrS, 811(1 sitl lit' is il' Iriptuient . USt' (if sex to make arrests, and use of drugs by in. is:alituit ttit' u;isi' tit a higher tuuriii4iuits to make ii case. court ''I ratu',:uunirally deny these hiuwever, hulk 5.11(1, he ix'u it-il ( - 11t'UI)iul 1\skess iii i- hari:t's,'' I'ilk -titl, nuaifltiiifl. iit't'tI requests by local news Iliit 'lIly 111(11 have done nothing ring, luiu'uIili tIilIt aim li1t'1'Stiitiitiumfl iii Iliissevt'r, the sheriff saul, if , he s-ne squad is' tarried hut I lu.rges ,iiitle by hums, based ''I)t't'hihiSt' it's his jiihi.'' Advisory Boards Requested i 'S FENCE, we 00 it Best fast ServCe Caul 373 Vol FENCE A o had that a nimber ruminht defense lawyers in requesting, irtiv, %ice squad menibers !yY - Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' Fur if" SE MINOLE APPLIANCE CE All a PP I Cs repaired 337 415.1 ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION 322-261 Ell Dtinn 315, II3 ii pair of advisory ho,ir(Lc, the first to ttuds' Sanford Electric Company 7177 Park Drive. 322 1147 0 the 'Firrent short tune perT t '' Apphances ANN r uit 1k said both private c- Immunit Lim ited Impact Questionnaire leng thy, complicated zoning impact questionnaire currently being required of all applicants will only be handed out to those approved for II public hearing ('t),IllmuisSimiulI'rS Sanford 372 1771 in :' iids of Seminole and Rrevard d '. -- Fern Park __ not CALL supporting his request. was praised by Williams 1111(1 1)rumrnon for 'very meaningful' work in stimulating black business participation, Stunt I John I',clk ne zoning department woullil be given discretion to '.prcsili'ing-- Slab flggr, patios, FOR MORE INFORMATION ho had gathered it petition from his neighWrs l•i• an Askv%k aide Ili- rahl Still[ Wilter %% K IS " L. 'It Itc-ill Fencing - FOREST CITY Hwy. 436 & 17-92 .. - entrapment, but denied any 1 '` Radford,,A Lii.LiE.L -Air Conditioning 6453015 - 0 - 7, as fP1'SI(IIHIZ juirti' .1 itIi''' 1s-k.' '. the Legai, S _____ Commissioner Greg Di-luinniontl added tits ohJections to Commissioners approved rezoning an AlLinuonte Springs duplex area for comnn'rcial to p?rmut a coin laundry IInd dry cleaning esta blishment, lint! took tune to praise applicant 'iuiuueI Rhudford for promoting black business in the area. LLVEL U - LLLL -L L LU A Directory w.w '''w"•'' "'''v •b i%Afl to buy Reasonable ' R-a ______ cks . 1l(IliiitLeul a ret-taut narcotics 11151' 1111(1 been ttln(Jwnu out for O $ 150 3335191 NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE CASSELBERRY ULU Ik P .i tall report .ini tile (h4trgt'S. Puilk, in a ,,iid.iimorning press imnft'reni't' r;if led in the wake of investigation demands by Business Pro ised call the Subaru the Japanese Cadillac. 1 ii" 0 WEEKLY - . I I Inst ead (If the five nA'.P illowenl ,IO1g n r''ireri tuielge Mtilnlr.'i' lath Judo 1.11 I III II! I 54110(1011' Busts the county. 11315 requirement, the staff said, will cost the county more UIiIn it might be ssorth, as tin' land tills no usable %s liter and pipes would have to be installed to pump water in. some people NO wonder . p!u 1 etsigriaI Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- you. to %fogrza 6 Horses Ofir 'i-' -Ir'C orO on-mt Wt'iz' port. complete wilt, taCi, $250 D.,'t. 373 4726- night 349 5660 YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. mIgu nil the i •- l'uuu going tn-i rotuIplain be triteveit luh' I when two of "Nuts Drug I)y the project, sa ing he did not want to risk diverting federal funds from 1ke Ilossell or Big 'Fret' Park. on.- PINEY WOODS 54R1. We furniture buy arid it Steur', fuberciafl. fyi' canvas m'sceilan,eOys Sell for 21 percent & trader e.ce'lleni .nsi;nmcnt fnit pick ups acm-utile lOft (.15 Ifl,Atlf 55 Auction Saturday Nugeit 7 Pm r -' , •'C ,. 2.antbrd ,d",r,t : .r 322 7771) YOU CAN SUPPLMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN S7 I111 q ana more extras at no greater charge . US INE SS . . . Wanted to Buy HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS EARN S35• to -ininimal water ai)d saaitar% facilities" being installml , Boats Pa Marine '' Roher! stf;reg'r and mny Ilocertian '.s'uil rPrnlIfl as - .; reclining seatsofull nylon carpeting . tails 5'! car. Standard at no extra cost. . . clock •radio •disc brakes •tach radial tires •tinted glass high back OLiYt i&'LiJ'rn Any sir coin,' auantrty 'lop prices. poll, c; 32"1732 . tiltion 1tr k saul ('r!, lid in Mu'lhruimne. . ;p ';in the etats' and 'adequately prepare for tri.d herring iI rhared defeni." attorneys thotild he ainwed ;r, Stalled 1$ ruled. On-and APPOINTMENTS TronT wnesm, drive ' 5.imrie Pitten $t old MairSIt - -- - on the Seminole Circuit Court ( rhirlinal bench July 1 •ludges A - V (aba boat. 65 HP Mercury, Murray tilt traiie'r-,flcludpng all ac cessorirt Ready tot' use $3100 'blue' on-iCC, 17.150 17) "ew, Sanford 3773441. AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR - Pets and Supplies Equipment CALL 322-2611 T ______ ""fl'' 55 CIASSELBERRY £,',' u a - NEW DO& HOLiSES ALL SIZES 7003 AdCms Avt, Sant$o'c y th ere should he at least .10 lays I ' I e roe W 0 E Duster One owner, automatic transmiss i on, power Steering. factory ar conditioning, Io* mieage Call Mars (31. I ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD •i-. Shampooer toe Only $1 per day __ 14 herring intl alt,jnt public ' Plans to tlii' old Army reserve site by (he('oIal airfield to a loss keys public park 1118%' founder, coin. .uti,_r- -.'- I 'ti County planners, tt ho hive opposed set'kin: federal 113 (14-1ev for th..s rirepa.t! for f'ar al jeapt.'.1uut1, grants, for offer ............... justhi's' Sailfi and VoIle Williams are juctit'.' ystenni In Seminole -iurk; otil tinder these con;' ' - -- , Boarding kennelS 337 5753 TV Radio. Stereo SUNDAY DELIVERY I CARROLL'S FURPIITIIPE .... ... 65 GIRLS - Ituolit tiu'' ,turt tltiiu' to-ink, alluos i-if i-ts ('I'll airr;llgIItluu'Iul itii wait until -lIlly to make rhanges Ii- in iiuui I iuiitiuiuut' if .ltl'I ili-rrII llttlrnl'ys uuitittull tills tluuu'Mi't rLürCi3len of complicated clearing permits flPPIl('ittio(35 Issued for witneccI's ('In - ut jutigu's are currently sitting trials for three c.eeks \tate or .k'ft'nse to a.tu'qtiatelv oiing proper - problem tit increasing anti the i'iit't by lits office herring chIll tie FIHII iittier aittuirneys Liiivi' cornpliiinetl convert 1970 Biscaynt 454 Cu in engine, FM radio & $ traCk tape orck, Best Equipment for Rent - trt,es pier sitivitinn ranie ahnot in .iin ,\ sql ci 111)1 State At! OtflPr' qiiil ''I think there '.eiII bP 9(uTTt' Newlillin ItrOek saki the ctu,rcc made five " liollgh agricultural agent Frank Jam the arbor ordinance. ('oputi (ruin mctropolit4.n Dade ('owuts 1311(1 lIttle re!evalnu'e to an argicultural aria -- 1967 Karmann GIna, radio, heater 1964 vw Sauarrbacs, AM FM rad i o, aus lary speakers runs QOOd t?) priced to 140 call 337 3357 evenings _____ to is' lit' square acre, The move will replace previously discussed Park Plans ______ - 16 stiltaWe un -p h. .'- ' effort to ten hots' fist I'll' Iytern quPpiro." the - 0- cases 1945 Ford Fan-lane. edna 9d condition. radio, heater, automatic. VI. $100 134-4731 after ' SAND FILL FOR SALE, s'.'F WILL DEL;v(R 7 - ______ _______ ______ ________ '"."& trade edtuat value 3771710 good corti-tiov'--607 Lemon. S'rpp', 337 1.779 64 ni(r agrictiltural land to have or plant from the clerk's jl ylReg ' - '' vivill A driferiflontIl; and refile later 1'he action came alter strong .'ounplaiint.s by counts ______ ________ ______________ ________ _______ __________ 69 Mustang, V 4 3 tOted. good COndition 11.000 firm Cash cc' D Dozer, 14.500 *9 Case Lciacfer__7' yard, V.500 yard - -- SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week Sat% Dill Prep - Pcic$*pti inch cPwCi. Radii a'nu'n law - Delta Tandem trailer MIw-aukee etceetS tides and brings, circuit trade on bind saw Southern Star Many ttc?uring. Call 1.30 4U1 LIII act Vacuun' cleaners. 15 and up '-,m Irt Strict and Repair - Rurk buth on free Standing platform 7711 THE BISON CO. In _________ Table, _______ _____________ 1977 Sk',ltrs 33OOC maculate. air rand,. 1100 i?, ________________ assume payments Call 337 3427 Machinery and Tool PDC&*t1lI p. Autos for Sale __ 3 I, 0) ft- --4 1977 tlonaa 750 iVi1cienR,, SarWoro 7'ç ; F - ---' 1010 Ct'it.IW SAW, electric. 2 bicycles t'y girl. tm$ll hOuiC t?iilpr 717 .inta Barbara. San$orø Pt 373 Published E'irrv Suutav - ,,b,.rniflt pa&S in or ?t,1( i. ilhIll'fl,tiil fl'' i'ul ,ii'Iuii ii mIt!liva'k', alter complaints by farmers, tii require a developer of for. docket tofloy I ilollarq are In effect beirlif Ilidav ,it nat 1,111 s' ill possibly reiiu.'dieil 113 Juts. the I"ot flit ring 381.1 III xpnycr's trial ilos ket situation is getting .11111g.' till hard Nitililre%% said original condition I f Trying to P? stiTTlf kind rrr.r (Ar tp.y rlal Mtildrew aid. "I heltpve 'hic Ui" 1 1. 'ønt,ll','", ir venially twice and that th. u itt nit jtges have disc the tiiriplaint.s in meeIsng. I lilt l'ru'sidI ni: b II thic keeps up I rilay he ii wuslr iol prce eir i drop v hatrge'c ,igaIflst fWlfl chorsted this."the board Altamonte officials pledging tuu restore tim.' right of wan hi its economy car value on the market today." ___________________________________ Mo.::-.r on - ''I''-' -; b jtiiliI' Ittihert 5l(4 ;rrgOrq court fr the c.s'k etrtiri: Mn*y iitc r't t'aict's for trIal. 'rIticl,'' he i.uli'I -M Ilqcictllnt .q. 'Alto get 1)111(1 (cur only lullS IM' FItile' to (ItsIx1s4' III litYIUt Ill I It ,t'S IW( W'&k and go tn - ' - (i U11 fw'rcllrlc. I h'rrinU tititeul that till' I jfII''IIJl'' iigl'lh(t('% ar e ls'iiig hunt' tic dii I Ii'rr 1111' mk cliiipy Ulb tj'rIiie1 to re"' \lruricf.,'j • I - -5' 'rltIt4VlIIe d1 precirling ju'. •u' 'i ! ur Ifrrring "W1, 'Thi' result is both tl,t' stote, ditim they restore all daillav to tlx,riplit (if way. ' Dollar for Dollar the Subaru Is the best - Nvqe the fultire on him 010 (14, nhltld)f'r of F leII'- .lsclir'"I 'lrll' in r I in ma I t oti rt till! it Ilvi' day week. are having. to Serrisnole art rotated to civil work covun clayc a week I don't work, SillidrOw s*'-knowlertge'cl that know if they ran keep it up ti,i,il. for vriiiiifI411 Wal ilw ketti ~ SPORTS COUPE Auto £na'!er'rt $1' 95 iclEt PO SHOP 1CX 5pr,l.' Avenue - I , ___________ - Note PrICE USED FoPiltTVRE AT 5PECiL.. P'C(5. - V , ,LL i - NCR .ifi ilii$lfli.cll)lr' illi hut' t)uhI(lIlIg , I future action. JunkCarsRemoved • lifted lillivatorium in Altamonte Six-ingr, :'f or Ill. Abandoned unwanted uni. cars 'Vl.,lCd i'wPy fl,! c7nit $10 On-anna •'95 '4a _____ - ('cullllI)li.i.l1q31'1- i, lut'silas tit(. tirvokii)I1 I)u)it1t IW'l'Il!Icl' circuit juulgec are SIIlc'(ltilhiIg On the motion of ('omllllssiolli'r I)lck Williams, ss liii saiti -- Office Equipment Pa Supplies Lig•Lag Miscel$areous Read LONGWOOD I - ____________ _______________________ ___________________ 4' Singer ut?'i bircc &,., P buT' fl buttOn' F.alor "C,n?'a. tori0a'e Leader" ireeec rt.trnpi. in your area Opening n- e"ce scion ''.i''uano - - For Sale - , ill I, a E , -167~ PC?t clutch arid tranimitic" Eccetlent Condition. Orlando- pc.p 4624 , I lutililt Shift Wi fur s on lli'rnhl Staff %rlter -1 - - __ __ 54uIrC øa twin mattresses with bat iflfIn% I5'ne* Rtcisnpr rnkpn-?;,i .•( • sr LONGW000 11-011111 ; - - F Hw - r SPECIAL PURCHASE-7 manual sprie' ci-pans * rPrr,ePc-n $399 Can-u1W. 7f35 WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE buy sell triat 311 3 15 Firs? St. 3775437 ' _ s'" cti I ltii'Sl,l:lti' !Iii I Ilci -i 41111 ir lp;lt u for Will 1111 i\Pr 114' clgr,c'iI if qtiit'k it( fl"-' t Iji;ruq twitig filed F19111110 ,\hlMIht llerrini, Sthtl" At( cHIlI 'l'ul'cdIIy till' - rhlIlIluhl Auto Repairs Parts Accessories ____________________ 59 Musical Merchandise __ __ coion Tc.', stereo ViPIpn Rd follow 11cC tigris .122 4011 will, r ,r51 5' - NO P& RENT A vacatn Travel Trim-' 5pr4? 11'. sleeps 4. gas ho". s'n-s-e furnace. hull with h.'.t ?c 3 Di', wkend, 1.70 Full w-fpk Its THE SPORTS SHOP. i'cid IIIla;i 773 5470 Camping Fquipment Srrr' I 't 110.1Sf ful' a '.,rn'ur 4. appl,ainces, , M. UNSWORTH CENTER A thru ftCk. have it, Gov't Surplus Galore Hou.ehold Goods Roberts & Gilman AND A ffi 1 nu I tt 11(11311 (IN 1) sinj..le hem'' of thi' VI'% flhlut'4' ililil I )duhigIi,s ifuatis drililingI' , ar , F rontage on Sanford Avenue Commec$I propert presently 7flfltC RC 1 with fiirbe? Shop, and Srm' it 5 I' trOnuaP 3 5 app'., Pr. mOv( riOA , - BOYS ~ ITI_~ _11_- _l _______ Camping eQuipment. U-name it. we t. Eateted Peacn?ree. tno au rnoo IVriIU'AI4 p'trai ar, hc:. ;1x j 00i. Pti-eni or 15.710 CtiI 373 tfis Se DAWC. PATCH FLEA MART AcrOit from carici'ct t A. i%P..- F't4 'I, Track Sal - Mobile Homes Call F" kwoor . -- 1971 SOt?y Ttiypl Trai ler. eccellent COOdi?IOVI. tIee pert ma & repaired .pn'iA'. Any-imp, Brucrs 7 AF'. 14' 1714 Pritntibii Mt.'TLAP.rD LEA MART 1941 Hwy 17 97 Open Sat 4. Sun OS 1.31 9550, 131 7970, fcwrcai1 'b ' IS', walk icon Hm V 17 92 N mission 01T ( 'iitlflt [ u" mile N of Dag Traci R6t Ph $349424 P047 TOPS WitIpre Wear. Save at flit Old Cn"ra' Wp'p'ir Shop 17 97, 1 - - 3 RPdthom. 1½ baths. carport on Ire wnoaea lots in Orange city at to* at Oct down avallible or 'rts*c'son Turn West on west from 17 . to moiiei hbmC Magnolia Park Subd'vition Orange City Call 4047347 or 305131 AIdO oesowced - - PIP cInCiric start Evinrde, ?ra,ier. 11600 365 3*14 SADDLE CQUPMEN7 ROOTS ,pu-Laie •J &f I7. 104 Lane fur1'thtb i0t i'. &. New Brick Homes OWNER really cut The PFICC On this Mvfasr I bedroom 7 bath for the b'9 family Pion't Ybet 'nt iricivdtd In first :'i 'ron. too Now, 2000 '60 A me- * Travel, ROMOWUARIPIF 7977 Hwy 17 V. 322 5961 Hermes electric office typifp, ef.?t typt InCludeS itirid wilt, iget attached 1200 373-1953 after S %W ' D - He's No Surgeon I- (Ift( Equipment Oranges—Va lencias fiaiu,, ri.. Or we iPiirt commissions an --'.I)? time Will ç rI4lnally ?ratr, _;3 Lots and Acreage * I'S? arid dote t yr.. e C ('-rrb h.r unique Rpdi,c,- 13 I' i M jtf •oeiiSTOP STOF' aret italic. iriø 'er,. r. ..,ge ''O( Sl,nJtiriQ sw itch to thr ' s h'cJQ 3 beOrzr- Pr: rSt t1iDi IJPP 'earrr Of$'i P4*'r. ia-w OI'bt .13M ; c: ii'r,'i TrOrr i Ma'l. r-.r Pø'i F,a 11161 -16 income and Stenstrom I_..â A i For Sale #. 1 riI' tires od COnditIon Uop_ 3;7-;770 01"S it ta fl it long Slop ey our lOt in- Boats Pa Marine 55 Mlsc'lineous -- ---- - HOLD IT! - _________________________________ 'i.rv. 'Prpment of 'arge Tn-rn, SANFORD REALTY ?S41 Freort 22 71 IL_ r • - - VS * - .1 Ii I • — --- Travel Trailers Fairlane Estates P baTP.. CI lin r 3fl kI?CP*n POued, ItOYC Central heat. duc ted for sr 130 S: 1.50C - Point I 0 . - F 194 Cadillac I*eaVse 1954 ford - -ill 10 M Cadillac Coupe DeVill. All 1965 EOQIith ford Cadillac options PIte shape 1910 ford 3ton truck $1000. firmt Call 3 5139 otter 1 9$ 7 ford ITO pm. Lal.eMar1' Iii Ph St. 1910 triumph Spiffir$. ,000 mules, ford 7 door 64 r%m fret, $900 f,Saltland 0263 17S0 L et a classified ad help you (teen out SiuT a",c, garage ii' basimprit' t'4IltOr - -- KULP REALTY 17W itiSt 373 " -' - slmtsion. radio, helter, light blue (cc client CoflditiOn Only 1495 SHELLEY USED CARS. 701 rrench At, j; ____________________ - I Aitn, .for Sale OA Breaking 4 is - ______ DY ATT 3C1h$Om UKN LU)tK lilt Powerful Salesman—Inexpensive, At System County rt h:ngi from ° I.tllhi*r I. .f.. JI)IIIII)II. I illbattilt-IIJ1111-tir Vertical ulutt4tlt 4u((flISl I'apl ut I lliihlI , #14W lilt III-# iii:# : V"Itj El U, J III , IV# Home *0111 kov G 111filf tfuraI It ' .1. III lit. Iiii. • - - trultItralfIcS.gn.*l oil PfitJhssa. i 97 ------------ - -- - ____ . - - - -____ . . �- - - 78-The Sanford Herald Fo ll Ou tburs ts em ow Ceas ntw the airport opened fire f IT t Fi .- %0 0 I re 'O"I'"r(F Will O E Three during the fighting Last t , ~ week. numder, AUaltnti Atallab, told 1 ;. - __ . ' mg. but a state at emcrgenc — . __._j army responsible for internal and censorship - Parliament was to meet vi.tergency session later in the IM CLEARW ATER LHOIR O- )NL Celebrated 4th anniversai-v . -1 Marva Hawkins Photo iac, nd an army-guerrilla VC-use- fure conumiasmn was nweting without recess. 1...! S 1-t' ir-u' airport tht rt flier it u ii tu fighting, r "d airliners were diverted C\prusTuesdas andseser& ha had been trapped bs the fighting took off enmpts durini lulLs ' - 1;w E%~_ - -ning . $5-7 M r lSetl o d ______ Preh, %% riter 'id the government at - .. __• ounded W --- n- - -.._----. _* _______ filtrated across it it) assist thr ii -WE -- up into livable condition. sequel to two of fighting last week between the arms urn I T 14 'I , -Z.-, I i . 1), Hubbard. I it ineinber of the G 100 Club anti a Camill, Striper at Seminole He cont4nurd in the Air Force Reserve and the Guard, where Her fianoe. born in Roanoke. %',,I , I% tile grandson of Mrs, he is nn F4ucation and Ti-strung Officer In headquarters in New .lersey. Jones was ant' tAunt' a professional baseball player in the Milsaukee &ase.s farm system he coached sartous sports ' \'MflS He is the ''ifl of \lrc Anna I 'l'hcunas cOg vpi-ccs Ilosa Poll, Houte 1, Sanford 1k is a 1961 graduate of Seminole high School and is presently employed as a paintm,. tfltrat tot and president of Kong Inc., Sanford The i#edding gill be an eent o. lime 9 at 2 p nu , in Th e ('hurt hi of (,od uth the Itt lames Pitt c offu mating : - - - _ __ CHAPEL MEN'S DAY r i E Blackshear R B Thomas Re'. A Jones R (Marva Hawkins Photo) C II - - _ - __ - Ci, - __ __ ii - - - - - , 0 , P - - - "11% t 0 a 14 lb.' tiu'nlid - aaIl sanut'thinmg, t"-turt' was ' Leonmhardy Lj.L.IJ. U'l . 4st.ocijed I'rrss - 1. - • - • mmneijr'. anms—weak spots in LOS A\G1 lLS AI' A italls of blood sessels where eei bloodless znt'thod of dis- they threaten to burst. He said negr1aIimig certain cancer tim- that in audi cases, inairs by blocking their blood is injected on both aides of the ppi', fi,i'u been used success- tuUmi'fiess to for-nm a patch u [rem.' a brain tuniur in a TIN- tuu9wst problem di-U-yt'ar-old wonuan, UCLA pit),- s'eluping the method was fund 'ulaits report inc a wa to prevent the silmt'urw 'I'hcbluckagcuszaccurnpluihed from circulating to tiy unjc tinig silicone--die rub- of Lii" bud'. Rand said Unlike eorwt'nhi'mu-mal surgery, 'be liquid silicone After the the method requires no cutting liquid has been injected Into the and only a local painkiller for vessels near the tumor, a the insertion of the tube. ptiiierful helIum-cooked elecHowever, Dr Robert Rand, 'ronnagnwt pressed agansat the -- I1_____ -. ~ - . 9) I (,It, IM ITiON ("Ohl-1, Itittu Epsilon Chapter of , " oke ,.. , I' •: • '•' I ' ' I I I il l) - ' --' ' ' w' ow ,.- 11 '. ' 41111' PlioWi I 1 •, - -- - '' ~ 1-tF._t %. / __j -, &_-7~ . It 0 Nx~ _ DIGNITY that sustains - , is ever-present in the surroundings of our home and in the conduct of our staff. Through the years. residents of the community have come to depend on our capable . 1 ~ i ._; . . , : ' - ' : - and dignified -ttt 4 - assistance 1. a - - :Jong with tk Janies A. Mossio. ture in platv until it wts. notlited Tuesda) that unly a Since ttw dmgff of Ow Wocelimited nunutme of grow-this— dun' is minimal, the doctors tbna,e with a wdll-defined blooa said, it can be used in elierly M"4.can be treated thiii way. liatients or in cam where the PineAve. RSM said the technique is tunjor is ca. idered bi,opers bie Ll 1 10 ', It '-. ,- '1 Ph. 322-5212 ' u * - e - • straight )OU can't . beat , classified Hearts." T'his was drania at its where she stops, nobody knows," a familiar old quote Iroiui the late Major Bowes of time old radio Amateur Hour fame, was time introduction Lois used for the program. Tue First act, right from the ()nirks, featured the famous /Ati PR kt rs consisting of F'aye Suer on guitar toyh Evelyn Serraes tin spoons, hLirbara Gorniman on morracas, and Marge B-eine on time classic "gut bucket,'' the best ''gut bucket" plucker of all times 'to the hoedown tune of "Mauumut 1)on't Allow," these gals got flit' show off to a luhsi iu,u.s start. Members %kery able to i(teiitif) BotAlk-, Debbie Bowles. Undil a puts ik' deux but the other IMmnn, Karla Flowers, Vicki Tothetuneof "TheSidewaiks steps were just mu little hard to Hall, Kay Harris, Fran Hill, of New York," sung or hummed u'entmly. It was all grace its they 1)arlene horn, Faye Jones, by the members, Sue Ccynowmt danced to the theme from Linda Keeling, Pain Knowles, did her famous waltz clog. Not Martha Lyle. Linda Morris. "love Story." that they asked for an encore, Freddie Nelson, Margie Nice, but she got up again and did a tAils reminded all listeners Margie Parker, l.tnda Sapp, fast buck and wing, that's a thmit the number to call was Pam Schrum and Peggy Urban. dance y'ull, Eighteen chapter members Murra hill 11-9933 or write Post Every show must have ii Office tøJ ui New York City attended a previous meeting at comedienne and who else but tit vote for their favorite act. the imonie of Jane Porter. Gib Marion l"mirehla whose (mist- liii' girls imau been asked to Blake president of tie paced Litter was only exceeded &xiet) Seminole Zoological reiWat their vrforIum11i1' at t he b) (lit delive ry iii tiinsi. funny l,mst Social of the tar se hut hi still highlighted this utu thing with m imilk on the prtqsasetl park near jokes she told. If you go to (:Iuit, . ma sitrusaiti isail at tIst' home I.ui or Club Juana, you nitty (intl 14 Fuss e ('marroil Marion there doing her thing. So far the show hall a little country, mi little Broadway. a little concert reading, a little tb,,, burlesque timid now for time pieti' 1-, tie resistance, mu classic. ''"s— Th II 9(t -' A "Swarm Lake," it was not, • but right NOW!!! You won't sorry you did! Agency. she loves the work and txcitinf' places (Ofi mctii with it and leases Friday for a three-week trip to Iiindun and the Continent. For relaxation she enloys swiziinhlng and poolsidc sun II ' pi iuiia ballerina, but our ,t ' 1' ' appear I Th available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. - GWALTNEY JEWELERS 204 S. Pot Ave. overlaid with pink over white satin, Tile bride s book table. presided over by Cynthia Marie lahaferro an(i Charlotte 4 322-6SO9 —Mi 1k also di&ussed tbe histar, ?_ FOR MOTHERS DAY! IS FURNITURE i SALES L --- -____________________ ____ 001 '\ I lil ~:, \ T. ~ I ~ ~ r4 r- ., :- ,..f // 4, " e" , , kc: -k i.4*6 • ' 111(111 /~ 1, ~ / , , I _/ , Is Sunday, - what better way could you - a i.. i breezy, dressy sanda l - - by Florsheim, the finest, first in style and CO £ - 7 £ / i or i -- \ - : 1/ Many styles _yk III a v a i lab I e - %" •-; - I - Every mother wants a )eweied memory of her family on May i3uhi 10 Karat sold is set with her binibistonci while you wail (IIUICC mounting only ,88 Jo Whi te & Pastel Dresses iii "1 / - - . :E .. ~ __ - _P* , a / 1 - Handbags I t \ - Hats & / s, • ':ms 'IN N" - -- - \ - - - - \ :... - '4' .., to complete - - - -., 1. I - ' .-• " - -. 111M ~ A qw- Day Outfit - - '.•. - -' ' "'II' - - - / *% - - - ' ' ,, • Mother's Simulated binihsto,ues $2.93 raIa Ccnusne birlhskmes 11,95 cab Diamonds $9.95 eith - a .'- ci - _____11' L' ng Everythi - ,- 1**~ -- - ' t .41 1 1 - '-i - - - • • - - 1~1_,..,....., ..._,...#. , • - - - , - , - -- please her than give her - %~ WAIT 0 U'j i CASSEIURRY Y. 17.92 - 1 J~ '- MORE -. - \ OPEN -' -.,. F R I. NIGHTS - - i- S - SHOE -"i - - Cd 3"-2611 or 831-9"3 Conditioning System : 9 I A -wa ZK~ '~ ~ Z 1 CALL vpo , Sanford - ,• Shop ride's book tables, were earh b ''-----.,,. .1 10111 i.-I~~~~~~~~~~~~i~.--4;;~w. .t- A- TOO HOT TO 5LEEP Cool Your Bedroom WITH A ' A Treasu red Gift tat YOU - bathing. advert ising. Try it. Not in the f ut ure, - .- MOrtuay good wa'. of around b t '.iIJ it , - Five tables, the buffet, cake,F punch and cockUil, gift anti L auction inutuulng birthday nursery rhyme best. SUE I F F Fl R has worked for the past two years in her Sun Travel husband's tnt. as when firM . the Sam told? For fast results, and getting the story ls.' 4 fmr'iediately following the Orange City John Jones ceremony the parents of biiul Cniittmnta Hall LatH anti %lr bride and groom entertained and Mrs Fltnn Rush Det4nd nuieiuih'ri of the wedding party Leon sr-thur a n d Mr mu Mn d.1) Mrs Parker discussed the day members enjoyed boating idca which originated in skiing picnicking and the Mar, land and book drive SHS children competed in an Easter udents held recently. egg hunt. Followingtheprograrn,Ways .111(1 Means committee held an not exactly.would you believe Carroll.Wanda Hubbard and \Li) 12 Members In attendance time story of "The Queen of Rory flurgt'son in lance. were Judy Arnold, Mary Anne . - - e ,~~ .-.,:r. story .41 - carnation c4 s.is recently started a 30 a picnic at the Lemon Bluff (Cetelia I' armer F'hoto) .- getting the '-'f -, ,r (4 Mrs. Laura Parker. teacher •. - I -11 Even- birAv. . It, Word of Mouth is a . i.%4r5 u..rs, C 00 • at Semmno e ig A social estnt is alSO enpresented a program on joyed this month when mem- ' . co-hostess; Chatter" The program, "Amateur Ceynuwa, outgoing president, installed officers for the corning Hour," was presented by Lois Falgione and Eve Itogero. year . "or - ' -S'- , r.&ai the home of Tina Bojanow5ki (lifferent types , J nirn;bership, and park plans ((it tile April 24th meeting. with pearl setting presented to Miss Iloleomb b the h ostesses. I'hoto ShOV (Ito r) are GIIILI meeting was completed. Sue Lillian Mitchell. f ,/-' .ua j ) IN/) CH 111,11.4? I I I/?'/ ) After tile business of the Falgione; and treasurer. I - a' 1 -- -• of burgundy and pink flower girl and wore a ji,encil holders, fancy vase, bottle. glitter plaques and other 9 items. Tile Social Committee A dramatic reading by Jean pritnere dansseuse I)onna discuwd plans for the Slothers Installation of officers for Marge Beine: vice president, Mcl.ain of Shakespeare, - well Craig led her ballerinas Faye I)ay Luncheon. scheduled for Zeta Xi, of Beta Sigma Phi was Barbara Gorman; recording ,- -1 i- itiqUtt 110 - / house of steak Sanford Out-of- town guests included ___ Amateur Hour"Hi -hl-* h1s iffeetin * I l$ !)'L'-' Mo zeta Xi Installs Officers • % bride work.,4,it the Holiday Inn, The bride's mother chose a silk lime green dress with long ',..a,., 1; IIt _____ .1 - - --T . , I . MISS JANiCE IIOLCOMB, a member of the 1973 graduating Class at Seminole high School, ,' - - - - , . . - - Terrace. Sanford. 6 - -- ' I ..L1. t,,sp r- ;t ,,tN.r- rrP--Ii,rr Theta Eps lon To H ther's Day Luncheon ~ _. ,;--% Installed were president. "Round and round she goes and ' 11 lb. --'I a1rrs %%.*1l.*;I and featured a headpiece brother as best r if) in 'I hit .'1itC design ';f pink were Miss Pearl Smith and ik and pink carnations 'she Mrs Avery Ryan, a )rrttd a formal French type Vickie Alumnbaugh was r , --- 'fl , ti,, i . - - ~; -1 . p - - ' corsage wits ,t gift from her (arnations, baby's breath and miniature replica of the bride's iond guest.s with an eInbarate 17),-Bary I __. _. I ' Z 7--N . .i,a. C' i&• iI 'liii',',, / . I' ._ el % oI'K THE MERR i V. ENT' CLI. B Red -dress ball Wilson Eichelberger -I 1. . V I .. , ne. of East Qypress Ave. has as her ' : Marva Ha'.kiu ,, , . - held at the home of Marge secretary, Donna Craig, corresponding secretary; lAlis Beine on Tem le Drive. - - ' __. _ a" 1 • - _. n h Mrs Pv.rett r ldnulo and ha Otir! n-,l fl.ared back with full lit-i shoulder length veil fell see-tnrnuRn nvlcn sleeves. Mri. Nellie Gindlesperger. it 1 '..,.:I-in Iraln 11!0 at)(] white from a matching twadpte~:e and 1-s-satcroing accessorie.4 and .i Peirrihtirg. Ars. Jessie Ball, daici, s trimiunul the lull length she carried a bouquet of yellow cybidium orchid cur Falrorn'r, "1 V Mr. and Mrs ~ --- iter bi'n' 111111itTud used to efilw9c might cause obstructima c4 14o_ small tube UP the site of the tAtThe solutiiri was to mix a niur. r.rnalI amount of u'un filings into , A - Wr amm _____ I .I - -- ; a titian blue floor length made by Robert Butler Monroe pt'uratinn Orlando and the huh ni klinc high siict frrnt with pleated ruffle at the hiO(hi( I Inset , i'nthered front net kline and white accessories - T pnd~ . . _ _. :_ wvij~ '—~ turquoise cold drink' '.'.ere served and a gold necklace - - alst, Ili jephkirall; j of pink Sanford and Seminole Cow'it enjoyed a wonderful evening listening to the sounds of the beautiful music of a popular brand from Orlando. All persons attending expressed themselve sess as as-mg a grand time. '. '' - • N- N111; - minute reading program each home of Kay Harris. During the ._j, -- f - \ D~ris Holcomb; and Mrs. Sue Adanis. ' t_ ( Adams. Finger sandwiches, chips and dips and . - , - - i~i held its annual Red-Dress Ball. at (3ub 436. Guests from - - / . buffet ' ~ t-f'- 1 - I e irid a lovely yellow orchid - .r sage, surrounded with 'lInw rose buds The orchid - -Literature." Setninole High bets and their famdks attended i -T ' rganta knit with loose fitting 1,,nwn featurinR an einpire waist _____ ., - 1_~r, - 4 - - _' traveling, Mrs Rush -hi-ise a street length ahlnw rope dru"s with long nylon - ,, co-htess, Janice Ilolcomb, her mother, MN ' L!=.t. _W4 I- * - __ i I Iitruii.,l length gown 4 - 7; Ii , - f . -,- • - i T1 I \Ip, 1, at 30 pm , at the home of Mrs Sue with Qub I f - is Bloodless Method Success For - it. libti and arrangements of The couple cli for a weddinu Newlyweds gladioli liII) poin trip to Daytona Beach .indtheir P111k be and carried a whit, new residence will era u Ott) and softly burning long strc.umers of burgundy uiullt's at vantage basket of pink rose pe taLs Roth Iiawttwtrnc Hills, l.tand. The satin ribbon, I III bride, escorted to the Mrs Leon Arthur, l)eRaty, the bride's ensemble and the groom is employed by Corn V~ " ~- house guest Mrs. Mary Tolliver of Columbus , Ohio, she has visited H.anipton,Va. bef are etmurig to Sanford, will visit marm points cml mterest in our state before returning to Ohio. rlter - .ktatl table i I. r anthtal,ru. sithi white Iaii ,iin' tni rs Other di lit lit t~~iA ' - /' )oroths Daniels president, Th Merrs Ts.ent) Mrs. Bertha S. prisunt'rs from Mexican jails t'it the pavnut'nL of sao,oao ran'in Then' was no bodth torture, I (II' B!' NNI I I irml The Arrivets, are having their annual membersWp drive. MI pernorts who are veterans or ire related to veteran.s may become a member of the Arnvets, those who have served thew country in any war may join now. The Arrivet's meet every first and third Tues.day evening at their building on East C),press Avenue at 8 p.m. Warren T. Richards is post commandt - Leunhrdy said despite h -fl tir&.&il. Secretary' of State William P Itogers would have little to tear when he arrives in Meicv Saturday for the f stop (in a Latin American tour. "Antmnr who cts prti will not be touched," he corn- irnntjariq, burgundy spider uninus and two seven branched _____ - I a 'v -' ('it Amvets Seek Members . -0 - - ;:-_ C - - *1 I _f -i'iunur Armed Forces of 1 'aapb• Hi- was fret'd Monday :tmt after the flight to Cuba of - - A Frank Dunti. M It. AND MUS. LUSTE PA.To, .- - , t a ble-Mrs Rill Patterson pr~-%ided at the punch art J t, _734-7. M . Mm - I 1* rin - - II a.1 Red-Dress ---, . .- - - ~~ _~ _Z_- ~~ - Guadalajara's police duel a UAbAl.AJAhtA. Mexico Jesus Ahumado Mercado said - Tronp and police 350 of his detective were seekarrt'd ludn for the terror- trig ilK, terrorists along with :: whiujp'ld U S Consul Genspecumlpoliticalpolice front the "ral Terrunc'i' G. L.vunhardy interior ministry, other federal ti -stage for 76 hours A govern, agents, troops and state police. 'aen1 spokesnuari said several A sketch was made of one of srrrsts had been made but dothe kidnapers front the ''lined to Sii) how many 'urn (If two witnesses to the abbert durtion A spikesnianu for the 1 lit' 8- ear-old diplommuit was interior ministry said the hunt a, iu ted I rid1at night as he on for two prime i've honit' Ionmt by nmt'nibers one of them a brother of one of '' previous unknown the prisoners flown to Cuba ribbon streamers fell from the b4i4el arriongenients of pink lauIivahi, pink and burgundy MlY llNlL\ fernand live daisies Pink satin I - urganlqt,prescnt.'(lapprnpriat*' nuptial cplerilonq, 'the uiuuple ext-hanged vows ulnull r 'ru un hi flanked li) t - HlrrLs u ptctc"- \1 rl - - - ___ - L - 7 -I- - 110) Lay. pastor (if unnullehlghi. double ____________________ _________________ - •. - r.ntrul Baptist Church, wit - erpinony ~~_A , Alfe even as Chriht loved his church and gave himMf for it. The Mi. Stani Mussionary Baptist junior church choir was special guest a1w for the service. Rev. James L)mn is pastor . and Tacon F rra, rank IiiIfl}. aiiaa. Dr. J.C. Rirjglir!g, and Rev. J.E. Connelly V_ &hOdUtrd Press _____ L "9 subject The Place of the Family in God's Divine Han" Ephesuan 5 25 He stated that the husband should lose his ALLEN - this - ''a'i tujtt- it prim a kit" _____ -3 Mors of carnations. a Rift from 'hO bride's aunt, Nellie Ginllosperiier. of Si. Petersburg. The three-tiered wedding ake was decorated with pink A nd white flowers topped with 'ho traditional miniature Tide irwi groom and encircled with ishar by John Kader, chose it inalron of honor. wore a flower girl's gown were custom momwealth Electric Car- member of the deaconess board, Choir No. One and the home mission. 1z .4waker for the morning was the Hev. Jame! Hagin. pastor of the Antioch Missionan- Bap= Church, he spoke on the - H. 'tI.ES , It$,%, - flOW worships after coming to Sanford. She serves as a loyal ' I me I l \ b - - lived in Sanford since I=.She )oined the church where she - \ii 4 \ j- Clearwater Choir Celebrates o' lchuldren with 32 grandchildren and great-grandchildren present at the morning worship service, is a widow and has _ IM supporters, who infiltrated the tillage at Immes swelled the numbers inside Wounded Knee I 1 .- Family of 150.5 West 14th St. Mrs. Goeorgia Ross, the mother ! ------ Mental Ang uish - - - hIiIlq I)c'lMnd were united in huh Thilrlinuny April G. 173, at It p nu in the banquet rootri ruf hi"lithiu Inn on Marina Hdr Famuls I)as as observed at New Mt Zion Missionary I.. uff ers - - • Baptist Church The honored family for the day was the Ross __ - - She Ian graduate 01 Seminok High School there she was -- by at 4 a.m. EDT Tuesday, the esurren er wa scheduled. onl about 120 remained, according to Frizzell -____ , 1a!Ighter andMater of , he bride, was adorned with i nterphoee of 24 dIffer.n iifl(l Iictrr Elton tliich, s(ifl (if Mr and Mrq Elton Hush, 1275 South Garfield Si.. Hawthorne . - May 9,1973--3B Wednesday, _ W i .1;oinny i Ilorning (if Drilary. is also the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John 51w am i.y _'ay '...jserveu wounded to about :i(si But ---. ___ - ~__ ___-__ - -_ _ - __ __ - -___ _____ - • ('iifliP J;,rii" 'FaIiu1rr', dillig htpr (of %lr and Mrq Alvin - AI -Z;S. - — _~U ~- Walter I Bennett and the granddaughter cf \Ir'i K Y. Wtinett anti the late ,jr, N Bennett. 1617 Wciodward, Orlando. Memorial Hospital, She IS ;wesentl employed as secretary to the ChL. f Police, at th e Sanford Pollee Department and is a night-time student at Seminole Junior College, studying Criminal hutstn'e I I Indians . I - __ - - - ., ~ M. and Mrs. Millard S*fl3flIfl, 217 Woodmere Lflvd., Sanford are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their ilaughter. Miss linda Iou llennett, to lemuel t'lit*nac Hron HI con of Mr ami Mrs I I flron, 2017 Jefferson St., San1rd. Miss Bennett, born in l)cLanut is the daughter iii the late at the University of Pennsylvania and Glassboro State Teachers College and he is no a candidate at Cath olic UniversIt for his doctorate. Jones joined the Air Force in lt5l and he earned his bars through OCS at I.akeland AFB 'u t'eSs h't % ne, A' government look into treaties made with I tended Florida A&M - College whme he majored in physical education. he earned his master's degree at Temple University. Philadelphia. His post graduate work was done -, I ment call for government % U . 7jon Primitive Baptist, New Beth i el Baptist No. One, N.-w Bethel No. Two, The Traveliers, Mt. Sinai Baptist. Sanford MaIr P-MrTc.C-: -,:.'-.- ` ,&i, MI. Ziun Baptist. and New S'dem I , ... ii t Jones graduated from Q'ocns Academy In 1947, he -• - an'. eLigations of thou.,t allegations, as well as a . -------__ - _____ -. __ Ixc!iunge Vows In, Double Ring Rites ii -. ere First Shiloh \o To Junior iaJe uocus Morning t.lors Missionary Baptist Church New Mt - - 4 I : 1'irticipating - bnd Ow guerrillas in and arounil lk-irut in which rnore than )DO ;wrsoru. were killed and nearly management o Indian aff airs on the reservation by the federal government d the B of Indian Affairs 4 (Idessa Williarms and devotion was led b) ,Ind Williams.Welcome as given b Mrs Nellie Smith -esident of the choir and smipture. Rev. 3ames Bell. Choirs - ,PL _.. I "- , . 7w -- L,1.( Marjayoun and Ain Fajour, if, southem Lebanon. 'llie fightinp this week wa.s Ib members and sympathizers seized the hamlet Feb 217 , to proiest what they called carrupt I , - -,. fig htin g contained." lit-_, ,ervaiion. said a preliminary survey showed that in addition to the government costs, it would take S240jft to put houses in the village back Some 200 American Indian Movement ~, , hi b the guerrillas blew Stan Lyman superintendent of the Pine Rid e a __ guerrillas clashed with tIn arms near the Lawn of Rack ass in southeast Lebanon,dur South Dakota Indian rtservation toum. o - =- L 4 _____ i1-- ueariater Mus.c'ionar Baptist Church Choir No. One Ct Ii brated its fourth anniversary.Presiding was Mrs -?' hnmen along with the cost.s of transportingcommunique was -quickl y men and equipment to the Un southwectern . ___ - gown cos"d Armed men who hiaduu the government's cost since the start I th ciev at $ millicn tor - mill on LI L viOSi of this WOUju uv the overtime pa and I -------_-_ Connie laita.ferro. 1,ester E. Bush - for both militar% . arwi technician advancement, - - , ',,, timaU' " • =— --- - '_ Kent Friz7ell. Interior Department solicitor, 1 -- .- ir -~ . -_~~ .- _=~. _ ~m I *'_ --.~_ - __ __;. ~ I ;I 1 ~ ~.. I - .11, . ,I 1~. ~. 1 .I " "" ~I - '' _'k k_ C ___ #r • ___ --. I _. .. , I a president L reject the resigns uliage remain . ,I t , -_ ___ _ - __ _ '- ir1um Hafe7. submitted da'1 during the fighting An It, ,4-dav confrontafion bets III - - Z- -= had not decided whether to at I'T t A former S.anfor* diie will head the equal opportunity program for the rm and Air Guard Maj Lewis A Jones has taken a year's leave from his job as principal Trenton N J elementary school to sere as overseer for the Army and Air Guard's program to ensure equal opportunity - force 1 1 'oc ish - - - __ ~1~ - - __ arrv 0 (rre P° dent A round-the-clock curfe cecuri ol * ec Pr 0 ' Ttx- guerrillas' military c-nni.. remained in effect, with tiv. hind guerrilla lines near 11W I(h11\ LI. \DQt - _ " Lemuel Browii II! ' : _: R% MARVA 1% HAWKINS ,he urmy retalialed with tank I.etuintin trom Syria." they did lifted for two hours this mor-pfires were reported burning Ix- Head I wounded in the savage fighting ctinuins who had crossed into Linda Beiiiett, ------- W a Ihe attacks were made by Palt- killed and 21 soldiers wounded with r.uortars and rockets, and I s - The Sanford Herald - suntan guerrillas duelled neat forts" in slop the ahethng. around Beirut Mnnda nigh' the Beirut airport again today rillui acks UvJay alan and , despite proclamation of a nei were reported against a num- previous IroNy t1,SSe-ffl't. Guerrilla Ita CtS bir of arms installations and The newspaper Ar aLs.' were reported near the villages in southeast L.ebanc.n, said still incomplete Svruin bOI*T near the Syrian border. There fluent casually reports listed %% itnecse said guerrillas as speculation in Beirut that eight soldiers and five cii11&n 'osts - - • M ai. J ones Shtil1a refugee camp. the newspaper Asafa that . A senior arms official said a 'weenlOand5()ofhismr'nwere joint eeasefirc commission kiU,.iJ vJ 11w IA-hatim- arm% jind Pale- wat, making "desperate ef- A - _~ - 9 fl HOILER JESE Associated Press Writer REUT lib.anon SAP, cannon and airtillvr _~-. ____ I - __ - . - Wednesday, MayO, 1973 MJr i uOSi • -- D I A L 322 -261 1 or 831-9993 - PIMS&I PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 122 6567 lwl S Sanford 'I opiEN MON , THURjr, FRI TIL 9 _,U *010 - 4 to S STORE Mi :..,'a.,,', SANFORD Ill AIA in illoo DEPARTMENT STORE 713 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-4712 208 E. F I RST ST. SANFORD PH.312-0204 0 �May - 4B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, ___________________________________ - ft Pvsvs PiiiI. 9, 1973 Wednesthi',Miy?,_19fl--5B The Sanford Herald _______ $ Dialect 43 14 CM.aour emment French explorer 16 TVWW tiached to is "t. '_ 4. Is a mosque 39 Greek letter Help! M v S needs Z Maii husband DEAR ABBY Ms problem I my husband's spelling. J?L'~ horrid I swear I don't ,"ww how he ever got out of school He is just beginning his eer as a poLicnan, arxl his r°r spelling has already started giving him trouble. He to me out repo in writing and whet he writes, i'r y can 21 Prattle 4 Chateau. Rebuff 45 F.thrn Constellation 4$ Nauutai term S..dcovv 47Kudo1k 27 Italian river 4 Poss.ed No (C1.T.) 5OC.retnory 29 I naince" talk 51 Stupefy 30 Thereto,', 53 Dsi*gur, Latu' 32 Theater boa 5 Capable body 8 9 110 1 I I - I 7 _ _ - _____ j~ci J22 ______________________ j2l 23 M It in the dictionary so what's the - - I lb 16 - 33 31 ri'- aclt- enough for u Thank you - WORRIED WIPE - WIFE: Call your board of education and ask them what is available In their adult education depaTtusenL Evening class". or special tutoring could be the answer. hut first your huaband should take some t,st I. determke tin kind of special help hi' ecda. DEAR witnee four, mciuiing ny own, aiJ u;srw -t- v',r: ..':: .-•'e. " lnqejøqutt. lnstr álbi m tot' soon z* lag, sophisticated s "older " swain. But after thet' * I I ______ CONFIDENTIAL TO "WHITE VERSUS PURPLE" IN PANAMA CITY: Neither! To be appropriately atUred for a divorce bearing, I'd vote for BLACK. In a sense, oar it burying a dead relatloaship. _____ For I Peri.a1 reply. write ha ABBY BSZ Ns RS, L A.. ___________________ ________________________ Calif. INS -1-e_________________________ ---- asI..M ._ ___ ___ Fse AbbYs bs.klet, 'Bow t• IIP%'t S LIIYf7 WO" lead II I. Abb, Boa 7ss. I... Atri. Cal. sow. i-ll( kS1 FOR 1HURSDAY, . l93 CARROLL RIGHTER'S HORO SCOFE fri the Carroll R*t.' idftute -' Gl.NLRl TLNI)[.N('IfiS A day and evening -' when ),ou need to avoid at almost any cost any _ '\ I ,ngunmcnt or discussion tutu anyone else and to mar uz not pct so involved in the small things of everyday life that You negk-t a pleasant and kind word for those with whom riu :c allied 10-11 NBC, Search Reruni - PE)LLI'S POINTERS "1 '1 _- ~ POLLY CRAMER 7:X (2) To 'Tell The 'truth (3) Counting The (9) Mouse Factory (13) N (24) Feedback: Senior Citizens quite an experience and the basis fur my Pet Peeve I DEAR POLLY-Genevieve can clean the drip pans on her stove with a çood oven cleaner Spray it on and then soak in warm vinegar water and wash well in soapy water, The drip pans should come clean. After cleaning. cover them with aluminum foil so they will stay clean Thereafter just change the foil and wash the pans -JANE DEAR GIRLS-Wear rubber gloves when using the oven cleaner, Also be sure to read the directions on the can very earelulls and be sure- your pans are made of a material on which It can be safely used.-POLLY DEAR POLLY-When packing for one of our camping trips. I fill the margarine c'ontainere I have saved, with our favorite breakfast cereala, The plastic covers keep the cereals dry and crisp and the containers serve I 7 30 (2) The Price Right (3) French Chef (6) What's My Line (9) Wall Tit Your Father Cr Home (13) WT1 Special The week (74) Prime Time (44) Hogan's Heroes 1- 00 (2) Adam 17 ' (3) ' (6) Forbidden Dessert Of The Danakil (9) Movie ( 44 ) Atlanta Braves Baseball 5:30 (2) Mystery Movie (9) TBA (4) Book Beat 9:00 (3) Lenox Quartet (6) Medical Center Of The Week (24) Lenox Quartet 9:30 (3) TurnIng Points - take no more space -MRs H P (44) Petticoat Junction C=> _______ _______ ________ (74 ) Turning Points 10:00 (2) Search - _____ iodi) and get good results Don't whir tin-me criticizing a (3) Today partlicr until a t)rticz tinic and do that work that is neceltury first Get ad%-ice Itoni bigwigs how best to handle that civic duty ibm follow it to the leitci IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he a: she will be one of those fascinating young people who will be good at an)' work that requires the handling of much detail efficiently, but it is important you teach also to keep the bag oals always UI mind as well The chart is fine for research work, exploring, handling whatever has ici do with diet, working in laboratories, etc leach early not to deliherair so much but to reach a decision quickly end accurately Hunches are good heir "1 hr Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of your life is largely up to 'iOU' Carroll Righter's Individual Fui'ecut to: your **jU tOT June is now ready For your cop), send your birthdatr and Si to farfull Righter Forecast (namr of newspaper), Box 629, your partner has reb4 spade. What do you do now? 20:30 (2) Baffle (6) The DLRS I0.0W . diamond discard turns A spades: five in hearts and 17.30 (2) News (6) Search For Tomorrow (44) Garner Ted Armstrong 100 (2) I Love Lucy (6) News (9) All My Family (44) Movie I- (6) / .- .. i (4) The Guiding I lgtit (9) Newlywed Game Doctors (4) The Edge Of Night (9) Dating Garn 3:00 (2) Another Wori Is I 2:30 7:30 :0 to i 2.3 0 MATINEE DAILY J (eaceptsat.Sun) 9 • ___________________________ ________ - ___________kui* Ii, AT - 4 •° " 'FRENZY " _____________________________________ _________________________ ________________ __________________________ __________________ __________________ rp,-$ tI.it'. _______________ _________________ ___________ t,I'.O., .' _ ____________ ________ ________ tPtwei,nalqaeiI,or liki NOW SHOWING (9) General Hospital House Storm (9) One Life To Live (44) Underdog 400 (2) Somerset (3) 0401-day Is$# rompirl, Ph In LUNCHEON SPECIAL 1910 ,., , 'c 'i , ~_ ____ GOLDEN SPOON AWARD , Fstate PLATS AND I foIIowng dctcrbed portions of "n IP,.'tim*' 04 the t,,t pu04'Cat'on piats of Iand recorded nciuS,v.. Olock ).. Lots I through ?. ,nCluSivc. Blocs fl end Lots I ..i ..* to"p.'n'.i by a tIng s .tioliar •nc1 Such darn or ,I "1,441d toot %0 filed %hall I)e V0.0 '5ICIi'y Perrin I,', &A L (OLI$tk ' I'SQUIRIF of 'ft Pd , I ROM, Pt' VI McIPOOSH p. i'' t Cibti' LIa' I -"Ion, I Ior.c1 ':i' 'onIy, liordO •-iidtfI v The saa platted ln0t i.s- outside I.,t , i,i,,Sfratf ii fOrementi0n.'d The '/ (.1 pjt)I.Cabior $ of NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE thiS not* PO T 1(11 I Ill I'd ELI Y GIVEN that of Wat certain Writ of py 4C-_e, t, 0 ijecutson isSued out of and under 'or see I of the County Court 04 PaInti hi-ach County, F los-ida. upon a final ______________________________ uctjmeflt rends-red in the aforesaid FIC11TIOUS NAME NOT ICE IS hrrrb g'vs-I flat we ______________________ A D IV1J. n that certain cats- tntitld, (ovrl an the 101h day of April. 'eenguged in buSresi at Hwy iF Monmouth Fund lnor porat ed , a 4 Nursery Road, Long*OOd, Florida corporation Plaintiff, vs ',em,nole County. Florida undef the Calvin H B,sbeq, Defendant, WhiCP • t,tpt name of MILEX AUTO ,,toresad Wret of Earcution was 1 0%R_; Shs-ruff o4 TUNE UP CE NTLR. and 1141 *e ocli,ercd 'o In, a , ritend to registef wid name VV.lh the \ %wVt - leek 4 the ('ruit Court. 5emnolt '.,, Somtrialt CountV, Florida, and I pj Is-vied upon the foliowsog (r,x,nt r I lorda n accordance with 'j",)e'd property owned by Calvin 'Pie pfOvitiOflb of the F iCtitQu$ ,sbee. said propr1y telng 10 Complete dinner SoS 09 Florida Sfltuf,5 1957 "lore particularly described as Gerald p1 Scnmif, Pres ' PubliSh April 75, May 7, 9. 14, 73 On. (II 1969 CPievroief Pick up mrurk, ID No $191154404 DEO I" dild the undvfsIoned ______________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS Pis-reb,give'n thaI let', ,uinole County, llorida, will at It 00 A 7,4 Un tile list day 04 May, A 0 1913, offer for tale and tell to 9 0, Hwy 136 4 it 92, Fern Park, he holds the ace and queen at clubs and will be sure to make his contract if he holds as many as three diamonds, Therefore, you must dis. card a low diamond. Now South leads the 10 of dia- the .nd fhat I intend to vegster said ame wit?' the Clerk of ths- Circuit court, Sc'.nincer (unty, Florida in atcotdaflce with tip P1 ovisions 04 All rn,1 q ed.t a'oc hon..ø Mwations Iii OPEN DAILY 11 A AM .M.1119 P.M.. FRI. & EAT. IlL is P.M. 1b09 French Ave. (Hi.w.y 17.fl) year. I , * -) 1 1)047~~r_l .4 I I J '' - _ A;4 r, __- 1 \i% - _ - ____________ 1I J J ~1tIi ___________________ ___________________ ('lE'! ' JUST '\ 1 I ( w;JA-l. (,A e hr Ar'i IAI 1,-Ir. / II.. • ii ' - - - _ - - __~ - --- ::::: I--'" p Il' I C .1' 'I' 4' -' _. 1 . ' 4 (k( I -)'-' :...._ I ~f e'. I I, /r_7 k - )-. "IN •'J' - 4 J)-. / - - . H I1-1. W A( "' A - fl " -11.-. 44-&I,~ _z - " 4 ~~ ,~, *_____i~~ i - ci. ' __ I ".AC ______ THE BADGE GUYS ____________________ by Bowen L Schwgrz ________________________________________________________ I --" I =. ___4 ,_' 1" - '- -' '- ' - ' -- . - ' ,....,,: ges Di 1 • .'rt. i YtJ4_,r' ,IE 0. 1 .....'.:-.,.:.'..':::::,:.:: ________ ____ ________ A'K t5 I Ar?tA.L t CdT'' RALL FOc? I If MORE t 'cet I IIIH- -C fr 'i •. '•1 r.1; L I I ' ,, L;iJ V __~', , ik [. I I___ - - ) I . - - ________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ I AJP ____ proposals by Gov, Reubin Askew's Citizens Education Corn- TIlE sI•;NATE 'O'I'ES Ofl . mittce aimed at increasing the involvement of P1 Ilts ill tile ptiblie schools. ... . ______ _____ . ______ ____ _____ ______________ t 4('. \ h!LL Mr ( _____ ______ _____ al ALL To4A-r VU(~H Y '"'V, MR. i5Y __________ _ '" I, . It TRIEP TO ____ ill ___________________________________ -3f6 ' COME TQ PINEVLE O - -, INVETI3M 'It QOrRiPPEP I re4THCX. L'V ________ __ WOULP YOU PLE THI ceI £' it ('ensure IA. (v. Tom Adams. 1-1 sor ANYHOW... 6g l"IA)I{II)A'S 121) hOUSE MEMUERS may get 0 ,..t.. ' r. 169 I I I X ______ _______ ___________ 11 ___ IIIE UNITEI) l"AItM WORKERS UNION, an increasingly active thorn-in-side of Florida citrus, sugar and vegetable growers, sharply curtails its activities, :. ________ ______ . - 16- 'I . \\ ,'_________• NO WONDER ' - ' 1. IT TASTES ____ ____ ,,.,, ftnuiy--tr's / -- -( SECOND Jim ( and millions of other good by Bob Tho'v.i \\A '.Aj - . By husbands have been driven into alcoholism, drugs, gambling or esen desertion of their mates, just because their -Alves ssrrenI briefed in the sexual ____ _________ _________________________ -jJ RI FRANK AND ERNEST WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, Phil., M.D. MARRIAGE COTT .- , ,,, - 0 1_ ) - _________ - ' - CENT (b,. 20 PER ' c ____________ it ON 1 , husband! You can slop such .' H011YWOOd, Calif 9002 out as Shofiff of 10 Ofl and all existing hint, it the Front ( Wes') She had asked me to try to sah- ae him before he lost his position as science teacher in the local high school "I)r ('ram'," he confessed, "Helen is a wonderful girl and I fell completely in love with her. "But I was a bachelor and she had been married for 6 years to Oooq of the S.n,noIr County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida thi- above devribed per sonai pnuperty that saso sale is t,.ing made to satisfy the finnS of sad Writ this- Fictit ious Name Statutes. To Wit Sec1on $65.09 Florida Statutes ivs' E,ecvt,Ofl john E 5tiiriff Pubf'SP' April 25 May 7. 9, 16, iS?) POt'Ui May 9. is. 7) JO. $973 0(0 itT !JI ' / ;::~ , WINTHROP school ''So when he was killed and h later started dating lk'Ien I was secretly afraid I might not compare favorably with tier fiisl husband in tile boudoir. ''Nat urallv. I never told Ilelen about this IfiflUt dread but I watt'hed her For any t'videnee h.i'1e insisted are typical of womn.'n ''So I began to Feel Inferior to her former mate 'i'hat's when I began to grow lilaturmit' ''( )h site was ifIt't'tione.ite to the lx)inl (if being receptive and she would se'ciii burd of inc when .shs"d kiss lime' goodbye as I leFt for sthi*l ('.1(11 It ''hut I liiis*'eJ 11110 total lilt' ili'tiut' w lIhIn a few weeks' -T(j hide in) , secrel from tlI'l*11. 4111(1 uIsei gait a little t'inporary relit'F From my -Aorr,, I Im-gan to indulge in ,ilt'iihul by Deck Caishhi W)4AT l-W3 GREEN FEATHER'3 / .tVANCAt' AND Llk'P3 TO .- J 71NNO /AAlLJX_j E-37 WIVES. WAKE LII- I ' 2 V Every man who weds a woman who has previously been married , will secretly feel the competiton of that "ghost" husband In the bedroom wives herr's how to demolish such erroneous and tragic fears _ (I a _ - - - I i - ii Women are NOT passloituti' creatures , despite 1 L - _ -1 _ C~L ,-1~ - N DIE ---------------______________ 'Tjq 'y DAGx)OO (r7r't (LOVABLE. 'EETEST' a %, trile athletic coach at our ''Well, she' n.'ver shOw i'd ttit' AX I M, E of i 4 11-10, St .,. that I wasni satisfactory in our physical Unlofi ________________________ ___________________________ A RE NCO HOMES, INC ' \ ii .'t'.*d ,'..L I ri-corded in Plot Boos 17. Pags 1 aria 2, Put,ti RecordS of Seminole Preden! ia.. rt 'cOurpO tO, ().rpip.r /5 Ad,,i.n,stratra if louis A i'i ficlatiout name of ASiAN HOUSE, get s.'.,,i 'r d.'r,aand shall he in ariting * ....t zi r)r,da of s-ac" "ii 'PiaII st,,ti' tbt' pt,e of resdent,' /1 pI OtIi(,' address Of tht • l,,..,,ici?, •ind '.h,Il he sworn 10 to to,' i ia,,,,isf his las-nI. or aftorns', of Seminole Cunty, 1.' ', 831-6003 copies a WRE NW000 HEIGHTS. cc ufd*ng to the plOt tr,rrf as - . notice T*o ii,' I sl..l*' of '.,pm,noIe County, Florida under and Wt.. and 61. PubIc bid a ).point two no-trump. diamond .' l"litOfl sb be fled upon receipt of _____________________________________________________ ________ _____ f'II",.a'.t,,i' i' ' I 5. 11 claims she had no personal knowledge of a tragedies easily! '. * of s4'd County Al Sanford. 'ccla. wthn si, *alendar months and v.catsrg of Cherry. Walnut?, (opress, Poinsellio. and Most '.cnuei. LESS thoSe loft and bloCks WEDNESDAY *I" (I'S :., V)j ,4f'cl cacti of yQu iire h*rety ,,,ttied .,nd required to present any '"s ,.nci tlemi,rids ahith URBURBAN HOMES es-platted edr'tsdôy 5 c P M Against Said Florida. tucis-t her with abandonment f t Demands r lorida, Pissuant to Florida St?u?e $17 101, t vbcafs' end ennui the Rs-t ord I I To All Cr'diton and Persons Having (ECORDED ttirnvgh u, inciviove. Biocik 27. of ReguiarPes Ot cnlCken, mashed $1.45 V6'iue pCtbtgei and gray,,, ce HWY. 179 2, North in FERN PARK SfMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ' In tr Estate t i's A Of iIIN CI,,,ms or book 5, pages lil? Of Tt) CO a X. .... marrying the attractive widow named Helen. DA VI S a wI p WINNER CENTRAL FLORiDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK sousr SLRviNo cOMpt.r'ht DlNNthl'S'UNTiL. I tiC At.' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ________________________________ SUBURBAN HOMES, according to Pr plo? ther&f as recorded in Plat Larry Mack Appearing in THE "SN,,Q" St ... I.*. %:. 'uu't Juuiqe ol Seminole County, v'da, at hs øflece n the court _____ I AND a it All f Blocks IS, 16, 17, It, 7). 21. 75 'nd 26. and LotS i throuQb I?. in - USIVi', Block II. Lots I through I?. -, d " ased. i,I?r 04 sad Cx,nty. to ,. __________________________________________________________________________ " III, v ______ 'icated in Seminole County. Flor,da. 40 OP Vt- 6,0 6, PRISCILLAS POP •- si:('Iu:TAl{y Whi0SaVsstI('wjs recruited to infiltrate .I c,1111p.ligli (*)fficv of 1J.S. Sell. Ed- :::* :.: _____________ _____ _____________________________________________________ ___________ (t 11 \%',IS ,I \,(trN- inatispiciolis ori a Fl OWNER. WRENCO HOMES. INC - * #01 araan el, : ........to petition the Board of County CommisSions-es of Seminole County. i 3d AM T.i A . ''1,11' nf LOUIS A PERRIPi, (13) TBA - '.-' I thtf Of YOU MA~ finve agAm%f he - 24) MisteRogers Nee ghbortwod (444) The Adams Family 5:00 (3) M'strRoger Nt'Ighborhcxjd (13) TE LUNCH Mop, thi. SAT .''' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _______ Style Bonanza ." lit . I. OF THE INTENTION OF THE 5.6"tord ,,. (24) Sesame Street (44) Love, American seven CASE X5O3' Jim Il., aged 34, is the teacher who suddenly became a drunkard after $1 1. I _> .-.-- 'F -- tr' . .' ')J .% )V 3.%G.. .i , heavy ra ins She generated after I. Legal Notice ____________________________ ANPiULMENT OF PORTIONS O 'eflOifl Sesame 5tr't DINNER: ' t ' the OF STREETS THEREIN 0 WHOP,' iT MAY CONCERN Steak We Still Have Our..... (61 Mery Griffin (9) Movie (13) Pixanne 4,30 (2 ) Of 1" ) ' . N jacking on record, llahneman ABANDONMENT AND VACATING (13) Local Programming '. ________________ APPLY F OR VACATION SPlenclored Thing Place (6) The Seceet who Legal Notice _____________________________________________________ _____ ______________________ ::i[ii.!t _____________________________ ___________________________________________________________ _________ 'i -lo$ J ' COT ______________________ ______________________________________________ by Larry Lewis S".1It c .' / ' 1 The report also recoin- the lililney "shows that hijack. -_- ______________________________________ ____________ you? - - I, _____A troublemakers were. ________________________ A ___ ____ 4. - - - , ,.,,,,.,,,,,,, , :: learn - DE Uased on Ihe new datnagt' ltentiaI scale, Simpson sai(1 (hit' I 921; hurricane whicti almost i used t t1m.¼e imtilic an' dc ______ how did A __ DO,; ' moving inland,"Simpsn said 'That is what Caused file flooding." "Communist Bank of ('tuna in could _ _________________ III "' minded that trained rimen front ing an airplane for extortion the school security department demands is not very profitbe assigned permanently to able." each school district so they At "DIARYOFAMAD HOUSEWIFE" __________________ X "-\. .,. SO M E DE.iOuS "') R:_: S ,AjR AN 7 ;:~ V. ( I " In 1971, the grand jury said, hong Kong. there were 660 assaults on pit. An agent reported that hhahpit.-, and 181 issaults on teach. nemansaid tile was e'r& In 1972, those figures of his hands by nightfall the day lmbed to 767 pupil assaults after the hijacking and that he and 199 teacher assaults, the had accomplished his mission, grand jury said. llahnt'mnn was convicted of The' grand jury added that hijacking last Septenibe and many otter assaults were r,ot sentenced to life in prison • reported. Alexander said recovery of And - ._ _ . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __ 11111-0 c,"Ies MV Alice. III-CII&I, Christine, Deli, i: I len, i' , (; ld, Mcii, Itiiogciit', JO',', Kate, Loi'cUa, Matie, Nanc•, ( )tia, t'atsy, Rose, Sally, iiit'flt, and had been identifIed . ,' " BARRY NEWMAN JCII% ; -- 'Flie names animunced for the 1973 Atlantic "f I is rwrinterilent EdtAard Whigh.-im surrendervd;it tilt,U.S. EmL should take immediate action to sy In Tcla, Honduras, nearly a make each prinripl resp,osible month after Iw 1wirachuted into for protecting pupils and the jungles with the money, personnel under security plans telling an I'll! agent that the which the principals would (Ic- money was destined for the ' k . '-• huh ('oast in I 917, would have h)'Ii rated . forts of the Fill and the Florida tails of the ret'nvers-, refusing to MIAMI Al' \ I ),IIk 5V 55 here, how or when the (ounty Grand Jurs' his called money ss,is recos-ered, for slved% implementation of a MIA tr ocedures to halt what it ern had promised anon\ mity to ailed a steadily mounting informants, indicating that '5tlS nurnbcr of attacks on pupils awl -Ali\- details of tilt. recovery t('ach('rs in pubL: .schools. siere kept confidential. I vor - St u cii e ci A Man, (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Pytür f the Jatksonville Fill office, ,iiI the money was ret'iwered in a final report that School Su- I . -- II iirru'a ne ( 'am ilk', wti ich struck the ( 'entral I'u \le::"-"r :iril oiImflutsIi,j)er Williani I.. Reed -ell I l(' Iwet2 for the' . .. . . - - - - _ r I-.' ) I.... ? ""'' III. )(I,' /1 _____ TTOCKS . ,' 4ti; I t'opi('al storm si t'vngth after : lig f ',,* ;-,_._- - (If Eastern Airlines, I 'Partnit'nt .1. - As The World Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of O.,r Lives . __ (Con'# t: Do - Sat. a Sun.1: 3 NOW SHOWING or '11 11Iil't'lPIll(' Slit' t as a eak huirriea,ie and would have been all till Illelliol 411) Iv storill if it IIII(Ill' t '''illiam M Alexander, head School "", a.ovcnrjft - Turns (9) Let's Make' A _______ % - "I,'. - t "Itv all odds. Agnes It that I1htW haeh," atil Vil. haill R Howard, scnior \,ttv !III - 1:30 (2) Three On The Match none at all in diamonds Even if he has cheated and second - . •' \t lWd out Miami would have t)(tl rat tl at 3 or 4 II ts I - - refuse to sy where the found on May 5 1972. Allemon ___ Ill liii) fl ii a Iii "We didn't realIN e\pvct it, - 900 .1 H4 " . W elporle(l ioliee have reentered the $3B3- 1'ui'sdas as the Fill turned over O(! ransom coHt, *ted by a hi the nton' paitl II) hijaCker jacker 'A ho parichuted into lite Willian, 11.111nemall of jungles of flrifl'h ilflfl(turas Pa at liulles International ith his loot a seat- ago, but Airport near Washingtirn, f) C _______________________________________________________ Legislature • Out to be the winner and there is plenty of logic an back of It. South Ii known to have held nine points In (9) News ... 91 LJOI 17-00 (2) .Ieoparc (4) Secret Slcrry in (6) Cannon (9) Owen Marshall (24) Today in WIN AT BRIDGE South takes the right V I CW, AFTERNOON (6) Love • Legislature Just make suit s-our own work is ngtil 11:00 (2) News 1 At'RIJS (Apr ?0 to May 'O) Put yourself in professional Finding the Setting Discard (6) News hrnJs and improve your appearance considerably Get into ______________________________ (9) News those' hobbirt tonight that give you much picasure 'try to be a On Step with a club. NORTH flare 'tivr person and you become trappiem. Beyond South has no way to keep 4762 Col MINI (May I to June I) You want to make good your partner from getting a 4 , 11:30 (2) Tonight Shov ctiant,c at hnrm' so thetr i more ch.irm, heauty there, but club and leading a heart to • K QJ 4 (6) Movie first get approval and cooperation of kin ltuosu out whatever tOU. 4J73 is old and ugly Rrplcr w itti th e new and chinning (44) Movie EAST 1:00 (9) Movie MOON ('HILI)RfN (June . 2 so July 21) You are in a .1 a ios Suppose South had led the fighting moml so lie Fitirr ~-ou do not got Into arguments with V K 1093 VQ I 5 10 diamonds at trick two. .l"soclaIcJ Curb your temper !)on'r itt some disappointing • ABS • p762 You would duck arid it would THURSDAY lc'tict floor you 1 his can he turned to your benefit later 48G 4Q'a be up to s'our partner to play LEo IJu)) 2? to Aug 21) Cultivate the habit of economy SOUTH a high diamond You could 6 A K Q8 ilo%% it'd %ot, soon have a tid), sun, foi moir constructivt read thm discard at; showing MORNING insc'strimrnt 1 hat tutirieu cpert is not in a good mood Await two or four If it were from 0 103 t,c'e t1s to consult with him 1 ake it easy toetht two there would be no point 6:00 (7% Your Future 4 A K 54 VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 2'1 Don't waste time bickering holding off the second dia. Is Now None vulnersbk v. 1111 another over some small matter keep bus)' at whatever is mond. therefore, in all ex(9) Sunrise JubIlee houth West North important ilk? the time Ic' improve your particular East pert games you would auto. 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 2NT .urroundings aiiJ get rid of the Jitters Out to dinner ionti maticalh grab the second 6:30 (3) Garner Td 3 N.T Pass LIBRA iSrpt lead of the suit. to Oct ?') You're now able to get at all Armstrong Pass ttu'w duties awaiting your attention, but do them in a (4) Sunshine ci-v 3 Semester methodical fashion br best results ('herr mate who may be in HI WIPaPIt LWTIKPSI%I ASSH ____________________________ 7:00 (2) Today _________________________________ a tad mood Smile more B Oswald & James Jacobs (6) CBS MornIng SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov ' I) You may not we things as 59q News Toduy' defense could oti)v your friends do, ('Ut if you give in a little, you gain much (9) Bows Big Top ini',iead (if losing a good deal t)on'i be argumentative or take place in an 1111-expt'rt The iiiddin ha:. been 8:00 (6) Capt Kengeroo game West decides to UTWII foiLvlul %'till anyone Diplontacl, is your best bet West North Los[ South (9) Mike Douglas It heart and hope for the best S'sGlliARlttS (!%os' ."? to Dec 2!) Show a bigwig you Pass 4 I • Show The best tiappcn becust' ni.i!t' tiini and liiLi' a real place for yourself, improve your Pus,5 ZN.'!'. 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue East produces the queen and Pass Pus '! 34 reputatIon conudrialily Make sure you pay that bill or you Show South takes his ace . You, South, hold grt into trouble later Savc time fut one ulto necds help (3) In School Now South proceed& to run ,&K 7 CAPRICORN (Dec .'2 to Jan 20) You have new plans that off four spade tricks and you require more stud), before you can put them in operation (until 4 p.m What dci you do now' have to make a discard At (6) Perry Mason successfully Sonic new acquaintance fiat good advice, so listen A-Pass. You have made your least 99 players OUT f (9) Movie carefully Stud), it further bc'cire son slav..' anyone, or use it ganie tr and partner Isn't ittwould let 8 lOW club go and 10:00 2) Dinah's Plac.: AQUARIUS tiui: ti'reste'd 1 it, I ci' 101 Usc wise sl'stem for give declarer a play to make' (6) The Joker's haniling your responsibilities and don't fall down on any of TODA'S'S QUESTION his contract A low heart chs. Wild butead of rebidding t%%o clubs them You had hettri noi sm), much 10 fnate, who is in the card wuuld also be fatal if (1) Password mood to criticize now (tel some reading done that you u () Bcwitche (44) Plen Cal,(- 1. ti ~/ B% F. 1'. %I%( F E I.1.1i , ii - lah'd I' jt11 _____________ ______________________________________________________________ kRll S (Mar .'I to kpr 19) Handle ill those replies to Iviter!, and citlict responubilitis you havr very intelligently Information 11:25 (44) Professor krt.'et 11:30 (2) Hollywoocl Squares 6 ,_ etz.ti __________________ ' 11:20 (44) For Yokir Cost have not, go to the nearest laundromat and look It is economical than buying the packaged individual servings and. stacked up. they Rec ,,,, the cash, ALISTAIRMocLEANS iccur ':. !*,•*•. Sac Of Th oe u Centu (4) Trutt. DEAR POLLY-1 use the laundry provided for all the tenants in the townhouse complex where I live. Have _______________________ ".trangruirnts EVENING DEAR POLLY-M\- brass table has small black 'L' . on it and I do not know what to do to remove I them. I have been told that Rold-colored paint will ; '. not solve my problem. would appreciate some y help,-MRS. E A. ;. ------..-- .•. - ---- --- always take a soft clo't with me so I can wash off the wuatier when I finish Many times I find spilled detergent on the washers and it does make an unsightly spot 1 keep hoping that by doing this, Just one gal might notice i died down - - ) WEDNESDAY :*: double duty by being used as bowls This is more * r'e 't.da "s I ".-r'.*.. •'•'I Last January when WDBQ ran a i etevis ion Spots on Brass Table hasty words or acts could Lead to 8 I-.. .. , .... . .'pcI44 * * * if. - Honduras H /ack L oot •. The authors were an artist at P41 AWl SWL kID' , ,.. ,e orms Pitentlal ('XCIIISIVC of flooding. StIllpsoll said Ihe systeill will go 11110 effect lien liii' ll7,l hurricane season 0(WIS .Ititw I hiP S('.lSOli i'titl "soy. 10. I \\hen l)()I)Ie Iii'a t' a titlrrica nil' has il (lama t!P pt)t ent i a I of .1 or 1, they'll know it is just as strong ,is ;IlIvIlling ever get's 'Illd 14) 1.1111 fol- their lives and don't spare the horses,'' Si in psun said. 1k' said the IleP(I far the thH)(hing R)tefl(ial __ ---------------- __ - r------- - . or brought back the fun of the old f a script he sent in. lie's bet. days by broadcasting five ter-known and earns considera. bly more today as creator of shows, ATitten and submitted b% . ''The Waltons'' series on CFLS. __ listeners. iv . DEAR SHORT: I rarefy give advice with regud marriages and age because one's condlitim is tar ntwe important than his age. Some mea of $5 are ha much hefler shape Man sonic inen of 30. WbW Youth in prized. We me assurance of elm. vigor, and vtrhlIt. ____ ____ ____ ____ _____ W~_ "-%A 0 I try to use their new skills in a himself. rnnutainous area buu face _____ _____ EVS t4V Twiwi r rci $6 GOF' / f 1}4IP4I I W)IA.f IS T4F TIOUPi1 / WARM l(J'J IflA? TURNFO ' 1IS OI' rr I . ,;at- casters will lISP sliding "c alt's similar to tilt' l whter Scale used to ilt('till IVit' t iii' stleiigtli of t'aslluilmkes to ultl tWti flIIWht'I'S to (tie name til each storm (1111v 1)IIIIII)vI.. oil a sc,11v from I to to, %vill %vill-11 of the st (Will's flooding j)OtCilt lal. The other R(Si(l('fltS of tUllT1Cai1 11'('IS art' used In I he feminine names given I he tiestruct ive storms, hut a new twist has heen a(I(II'd this SPaST2 numbers which indicate tilt, hurricane's disaster .III(] floo(lillg I X)Ielltial. Dr. Robert 11. Sitfl)ofl, (til'('ctOi of the Ml .\M I AP ) urs' . 'itt:1s' repeattrtt ra± - es Vt~ - FRI agents ant }"lorida state president "Moon Rock" Moon rocks are a local advertising agency, two 8 - 30-10 NBC, NRC, Wed- stolen en route to Miion labs high school teachers, a deput) T' --58 --nesday Mystery Movie and Lockwood Hugh O'Brian) sheriff and a 21-year-old female -. - •tci•uriI "The iAJfldOfl Beat." begins a search for them -Y the ad-. factors- worker Madigan goes to 1.ondon lxiaded with - - - - - - - - - - are .,c Deujurj t cfl"J old man. When she is and he Is X, the age difference doesn't show much, but when she is U and he is 49, I wish aomeone would have wised me r. Until a wornan hu lived In Awb a marriage, she has no ides how m&M problems arise. SHORT-CHANGED r s . I 50 fil 413 It - rn St Seasonal Of about es.Vietnarn medics who to get out Of 8 jail sentence in Dubuque, Iowa. recently Earl Hemner Jr., earned $2(m - - - '•' A younp woman is flattered to be pursu,... by a dashW 43 __ " 47 ll ......I fL.,. .........-' 41 ____________ - Lua r!'-r muk.' tfr'im ns'-'t.s-.,' - J a have rieen verb wviauafactory. Especially for the younger parttr. Odcr huabandL make pool fathers. QiI- - 1....... DEAR ABBY: You've made references to May.Deeemher marriages, but you have never given any advice with reg- to thca4. You shuL, and ft sho&Jd be one wuni. 11 have - NI a n ____ have records. But they're H ornet" buzzed about or behalf ades ago. It also asked listen. featured. Led Encks,3n. Robert trving to stay A parole of law and o-der. ers to submit original scripts Fnnrth and Kate Jackson friend of Cannon's is the torget Ria flernnwr, prnam direc- Abby, do you know where an adult can learn bow to ie'T! from srate." Even if ft too): a year i would bc - - i o by Dave Grow@ - Raker and Jane Powell are ___ _______________ ifilmed on location) to help venture takes lockwood on a " Charlie Ga',e Me Your Citizen Arrest' A strange Scotland Yard. The object IS search for the Number." A good eourtj worldwide chain of events leads to the break up a gang led b an misrig orcks To make the drama which takes in u solution of a baby kidnapping. American gangster David uit more appetizing, lck- problem of the pu blished j. It starts when an off.duty Rawer. Madigan's informer is wood gets assistance from Dr. nuendo and the Poss ible policeman arrests a young killed during the investigation. LauraTrapndll - JOAflflPOLIg. trrespnnstbilityoffanmaga womp'i for shoplifting, and soon complicating but not perreporting. Diana Muldaur plavc learns that her motive was to nianentiv damaging the probe. a fornier actresc who sUet. for her baby. That food get charging defamation __ leads to therevelation character, after a publication IN! ABC. Owen Marshall, bab~- is stolen. Counselor At I taw i Rerun). hints she is a former call girl 1O CBS, Medical Center iRerun), A rich cancer patient has only ont hope for a cure, &10 ARC. The ABC Wed- pinning It on a noted research nesdav Night Movie iRerun'. scientist. But the one person 'Wheeler and Murdoch" and who can help her has a deep ' The New Healers." A double dark secret which he feels will b.11. consisting of two or*-hour surfact should he take on the pilot films made a year ago cancer patient. Interesting which didn't make it intoemotional conflict enhances the B% 3AY SHARBUTT original half-hour scrtpLs. 4 regular runs. Jack Warden and SLot'). AP Television Writer Christopher Stone star as It's exactly the way man NEW YORK APi - Paul Murdoch and Wheeler. private Hemmer was barely old enough prominent uTilers today firls't eves In SeatUr, who solve a to recall the glory clays of radio were beard nationally. thanLc Million-dollar robbery and mob 10-11 CBS. Cannon Reruni. when "The lime Ranger" rode to "Dr. Christian." a radio Glory Days Of Radio Relived By Hemmer _____ 16 7 - - (comb form) 37 Sscuan )I$Sh (var.) 40 Oioss.d 41 Household item both I Pitch - Use -- _ _______ - of eyebrows. He talks well, but his spelling is outrageous I told him to ca a small d1ctkona and to look up any words he Isn't sure of. H says: "You have to know how to spell a before ou find word name 57 Argued about _______ S8 Abets (2 W&) SSi.uteol S5&orch.d (suffix) SO N.suv, 10 wu- ten verbal 11 Kind COfltZ.ti.'S High card 17 Europe" (suffix) J bers 84:3O NBC, Adam-l2Rerun .. - - 39 Multiluua1 I Chatterer 42 Preposition 7 MeIod' 42 N.wipiper B Little child - - - 1 2 3 14 5 ifl U' Cb$U 'T,k Y. Nei 35. tot C . I SSF.muinc god mankind 33 Close (poet,) 3 Italian city Dispa tch 4 Danish c 3 Head (slang)5 French 39 Related to legislative By Abigail Van Buren m 5 A c'Pic wF. CANt to N tr T ciirc IN T4IR OWN FLcPlEN1, SO WElL AVF TO rPGURF ,OMF WV Ill flWCIZ TItM Oil? er nir wMFR' I I f 5FF NOW... It $ 46 Orstorit S2 Shaded walk 31 Gibbon spellino lessons Highlights _____ ______________ 43FIIUII1 12W0?ilUp __ - *441t øiit _ ____________ _____ ____ ALLEY OOP Nu __ ___ _______________________ ______ _____ (at.) lSps.ch.s ____ eak __ M3OSS _________________ _________________ ® j] I modern med ics and Dr Kin' tK)ks MV1 BLES6 P4b5 OQ They haven't as much i'ree'tiIv P4AVIPJ& SL)C'4 A C3e tissue as men so they were apparently created to be 75 -. WONDECWLA.. HLJ BAND A' '' j' percent materrial and only 25 ____ ____ Percent erotic ______ Men, however, were designed \Ii \ to be about 75 percent erotic and only 25 percent paternal' - Chic Youn9 SEEMS LE T E'E'1T1N ' ¼,, s,,,, - • . s.ij;(% '> 41 1 F% :I - c' a c _____•%% I "i' J ' I' So tIme usu'il wife, who Isn't \ V sterile or otherwise suffering complex that goads her into :" nymphomania , is relatively ivt'ly passive as a boutloir partner IBEETLE BAILEY- I - .---.-_. -- - ________________________ , - ._,. %%LELL, &OL0.1 VC '-CL~ A i ( ER t C?''. CCs%P't and seldom t'ruv'es nuirital orgasm ofirner Ihan 2or:1 litnes " I per mouth' i2 , Thus second wives must NE c . lt4AT P4CU1E \/ banish ihis "ghost" that t'auses liIlIliI)flS OF imlwppy second Iii.Irri,lges ' w.''kend spree. I'd grow even ) , - - I _, I .;1~r%X-1 ~ X.. I. . I - - I. / bL Z III: r4 iT , instead of hiding Ili taverns _-i ) N \,\ I ' .) NIi ' .' Vh f I ' - J I Ii I I I , - I inumre attractive than John .1.6.1 lwr(ujn(- or hairdos and nymphiumaiiiae's boudoir ' . - t,•'I Cd piAt.AI E'fI •515 p5w II I.. si .4 i', 5wsIel$ I _4 ) - - \,- - ' ' ' I~ I • )j4 P , 4) - I ' '' 41 if, \ . ' MWf,' -' f/i '' ).' " % % __ ______ i •s - T._ - \, - . .- & 'I e' _____ ________ ______ IN _____________ - /('.', 4 )y ~ - , ' N i, v (~l k~) It,%~; ,- I'?- -~ ~~); ~ __ j "-'....' t'ht'isg't'akr' acm e,.Ii Is On Ci.ai sacss, mis IciCatfI •c1q • •...i,.e. I t'i' - . (IJ% S l'ii) 11111111110% Ili) ti-acting I a St-nd For nity booklet ''how to (WIsItlilli IS Ill Jt'iq)JI (1) l'rt'v't'nt Platonic Marriage'.'' 'Dr I rant' what tan I do, kit enclosing a long stamped, lli'ht'n and hiatt' the taste cents return envelope, plus III lll4Uor hut keep using it just to e ape From my real •5 v1di C01415 ri' 'Si, Iii start drinkIng on wt't'k I m' uris 4v'P, flarleycorn .1 I I , the wee hours V% Ch I wiiuld Figure she couldn't Lkttl ,t,ii - ii II yu lves will thus seduce your frightent4l second So Iluit nagging And become ," seductively aggr.'sslve, using disiphmiuus nightIes, new - Mirt WIk'. ' '' UP y, I.'lgn Inort' ardor tlIt(1 express extra delight lit (lie erotic ad%ahlt't'S of their fi('W Hiatt's, to flmates, aol restore' their erotic i'go, they'll rush hiane to you, I HE PH intore Pam cky. for ,Allen I'd I(mik -it ni'. unshldvcn Face In the m i rror 401d i,i' own bloodshot ' ,, . ~,' _( ___ I T C 3AMAP('LE ro '' X-1 t NO __ A ' t a" ________ - (Twrtlj '4 WIN(5T MAN 'N ALL TH ) I-.., C. - _ _ ______________ _j �— - .e -. - - - 69—The Sanford Herald - - - '-=--.-= ---- - -*-=- - - _ -. '-• - • 'S • - - - - _ - -: ==:---5- ---- - ----- -- - - -- - -- ------- - • - - :- • - •-- ---- - - I - —:----- -* - - -- -- -- - c— I - - - - - - __'5 • ,+ -=- - I - =- '-v - - - - - 'a - - - • - ,---------- - - -. - • - - , z-- ._" = = = •= - - ftc' 1,arif,i rd Hr'r,lI(J Wednesday. M3V 91973 WJn"S-ij Mti,'? 19/3- /F4 '' QUEEN sixt ________________________________________________________ V E PANTY ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING sc w HOSE C SAVE JjLAL. 21c A1d1/ aALl (aaLfli College ç PEOPLE HUNGRY 4SOU 1 THREE DUILLhR () (L6MflWWfVICW/LJ24&4/ VOR ts I $ Feeding • - CRISC0 - It CAN Be es L Limit I shortening of choice with V.So at more purchase excluding cigarettes P tip. A... Co. get A PANTY allow ClItING PRICE! ALL VEGETABLE 84 J— r fis c 1 D€CT ortening CAN Smoked 68 . . . Ham S P4(i t 0 9 04AI0 SE \± :) ALL N UDE , BEI GE, LIf FOWN. P#IDN$TI - U ___ ____ 6tt Pears . . . . $100 4 Ham Smoked i( ... if% SAVE ., , - 5, ' 2 -1 12C I1flh1:TiT1%iL i:i Al I W :JxLE - r VASELINE BATH BEADS orl= I I= 0 CHASE & SANBORN dPn= 1CFFF ,ft -m ___________ SAVE i Go PASTRIES a t vW DIP $1 69c :: BALSAM SHAMPOO SAVE - $ - I -I- ra COFFEE SAVE 26c r' -L• CAN Hot Dog Chili . . . . . . to . . . . . . • • 5 Skim Milk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • 7 Sweet Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1000 Isle Sald - P •••• JJIU I J OHNSON BABY - $1 3-oz CANS 4 0 0 0 POWDER ANTISEPTIC E IST RINE L . . THRU WED. MAY o e J a 00 is-fls Cl LIPC. Is -I bo"L 44c . . . . . . loo . 3 JAR °s- V luli (JtA5s-lt or more 'U $ CANS $ 09 I$Itow si W0 '-:- $1°° Cator Dog Food ............7s1oo A. s- s MAPJ() Mixed Vegetables . . . . . . . . • .4 : Applesauce . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 5 :50 CT 0 111111111411 00000*0 P& G .11: 6 1 100 . $100 . •• S 5 Dark Meat Turkey Roast t) A iA'. 1, 1 W0 BRAND : H. 39c 0 - Grape Jelly - SIZE so 9 9 o o o 9 to, 9 a to is 9 9 • s-Ls- . S 66c IRIFr • is A(. CUT A .,s-Ai'Pit) All its o o 4 • . . . •. UI . . . . . . . . --: (XTRA DRY . . . . . . . . 3 -s-s3 i°° $ 16; DEODORANT . . . • . • • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WD BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF .• ...... uc -5 __________________________________ -- 1E 741L—F"AL TOP 0 TOP VALUE STAMPS GC/' ?5lSUt.',A'T6 .. TOP VALUE STAMPS BLADES Ground Beef C1000 7"&J WAT It ffAL P VALUE STAMPS 7 Peanut Butter INJECTOR —'uI -...... :1'... VALUE STAMPS oas T~511 W V ALUE 1W STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS Spaghetti GOOD THRU MAY 16 Sandwiches . . . NO 4 rH_:i C .... .................... •• .. .. NNWWW-W-w000 ..06 'irmkfjst In fact uini' . t! %tSiInlijg; 14'IT 31~ Tee. -41 50i VALUE STAMPS Onion Rings 4d ;000 7C1 r rifle- i CT E riru . ' - 'p.5 shs- 'Al.ltChei th. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. - pt.itt•' E irs-' returned to the kiti'hen -:.-. A A I c LB 79 P" $3 SAVE:& 5 0 ' ' m (7hirlotte N (7 3 R $1098 1* / 49 LB LB $ 10 cy 9 23 LR0VF'OR 6? RIOUIAR A;s- CANS - 39c Margarine . Margarine • A,' •. - • 819 Pie Shells 3 - - $ 00 •- 1 - .-------------- 2 . - -unsuff 'M 1100 Rolls.. . lot 3 1100 Chicken . 2 1°° Potatoes • 3 Honey Buns 3 2 Doughnuts 2..., 1100 Greens Dough 2 1100 Vegetables Rounds... 2 $100 Green Beans ').' -$lOO Soup . . . . 3' Cake PoundCake2 Soup 3 • . . • • £ -' i siUr miturs II.'tt 4hs-artssT'.. 39 • • • eos-s - .)ieves in egg, then ittakt, :i is1e. reducep whe.mt- md c ium heat bro%lin - - s-'!t during Lat ill crisp lierves '''S '4 L B. C iii - '1poultry 4e.asonlng lslIIihs*- iU -. is-s '3bIes mtan nrc btingchi.- iver UT_'S. SA-.( tei I eup thurts-ning ir '. --- $129 lit RCINNI I it it 4vivi.-il • 99C IB *,irk s-)Ut make voto teasipoons iav teaspiown pepp, 2 PACK M CE - 1 12 E i• i• If lied in knou. then the end prt)41tel is not going to be my good Hl.ACRES DELICIOUS 99 - COOKING IS FUN $1 00 -• ' L 79c 55c 55 r j- Greten I'- HAM tuuil Ion cub,! • J '100 11 00 ~!j...f_" 1 .11 " j n Rice CuNdkes $100 I ' ~A C - - tablespueons How 1 1/2 cups Ifulk CREAMED Ch cubes - leltover bake%l eese MORTON ASSORTED No muihrwmsWUdrJlns--J SAVE A fill 90i VALUE STAMP P41 ii Ahen H.(: tries out a $ 1 can 1 3 outwes I chow ?"On 0. wodles " 'l I:j FUDGE Colon V IN 1111 N a A. 17 c lfl 4ii The girls .irs-' tr.'m.nsIsu the i.110 ~rrakfj-it oateri, Those on.a difit may ikip oilit-, 88 - 5 STAMPS Aluminum Fail f,,000 THfU AO.AV It • mE=- )Pic_r MAL TOP VALUE STAMPS Air Fresheners No3... S It i)fl$ s-if c ffremnd making .4$I -_tL111 - SIZE __ J-.T- :. I 4-oz. BOTTLES E eoe00000000*o2 IC0 Ground Chuck Or' REGULAR OR UNSCENTED 'I.f PIIAT Cubed Steaks • I rJ1 Ro_Ji P,iAP.t) — I- ' 1511i Butter-Me-Not Biscuits — - 79c L( 10 Meat Bologna . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fish Sticks 0 41 r, $139 0 • .::: Saltine Crackers . . Old cshion Cookies 5 2 :t; 5 - r sl og SWIFT S PRIMIUU As! J!-- - or (' BAP Sliced da riFT :.1I:1A:1.uqi $39 ' 1 5-f)• USDA (540's-I SAVI 10 6 - J*I!UA1JfTr4iIC 0 . * 0 9 0 * A/hole Beef Tenderloins • . . . . • • — ried i_'hiik'fl NIIh net' Ind rr."-s-hmrh is nni eLsrtL liet dvih Ordering (5)5141 (sir 7't1 jmr major •5p4r.*ttnn in t'4:'i( U •[i nvol ves 1mhhsppingisrn.i. s)fl g.luslnc if milk 2fl() Sniin , SS4ANI New York Strip Steaks 4 IS it ~troqannff are favoriteit i Chuck Roast . . . . . . . . • . • • . • • • • üefSausage........... Osseo "- m.id.' .ich sty in ir kitchen Iung.ri.in 1)UIjth •irnl Beet $399 )St)A ' Boston Butt Pork oast . . . . . • • • is _____ n;t ssLA s•o' t iti ii ' isNC Half or Whole Pork Ham I $ r IT.IT • — .7 • I i:i:&iI!j)ILlI!J, - -5 'V 98 U - - I(U) INTo 1 raiss--- Thrifty Maid Mushrooms . o. 94 CAN~ L " $ 00 ISfi Detergent . . . • • • • 3B0T1L15 $100 TrashCan Liners ...*999*9*2 10''. Beef Patties . o 0000000000*o so* 5 i)Ln-, o i • co Steaks Cal forn a I -5--'- I LI:I.yt.t1(.X(:1'J:I . SAVE 21111c - illijini i .s--s- • -.:--- j 1A [) 09160411 S -• r --. LTi $259 88 c '; Pork Chops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rtio.e -ucnics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIAPERS 2-a ,:::. ''')inator, it lleq in !he It, ! - .. 09INel H MO OR WS4i)il s-i IT 5fIO 11C CHEK DRIN Limit 5 wi S7.SO purchoe excluding cigarette% th iIfnndIrnm i no etet patt.,rn ______ II S CHOICE — ' DISPOSABLE- 69C ' ,r, - TPure Ground Beef . lot S S • S ALL FLAVORS Rib Pork Loin . . or L - 1, !1 diflies js hominy Old B C - - 1. . - 4/ , . . . . . . . • • • • • • • '5 life hoticuil,; and miles, ir,I r' , fA'P th 99c 1 Awn ire- not Al from thet:jthhv,invmeanq 'neyrom" Ivor the l:nt1M S LB. 1 -- Cheese Swiss Cheese 16 win I AJ k • -, ill(fing quickiv *tvvvept for the- ) - hat.i problem it a week ind twice on QUARTER SLICED HICKORY $ 00 2 . Sti LB. 00 • _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 00 ...•••.......4 Assorted Napkins 10 • . - ; , • • • • • c MAY i recent vietit fee s-I rn-n $ --rnn thus.' im's 4 - $fs SIZE $108 GOOD THURS. i Aluminum Foil C -. $ Cream C heese -- - Ba BOTILL $100 Barbecue Sauce . F h Kosher Gh k Is- SIZ I . ;: i I y Breado I__I n Ow -. -• T u n a Helpers -- 0 65 $100 88C - Aft • SIZE :.'.. c disr p — t) kt 1 1 r, PRICES • • • • • r , -A o k i 75c no t Ham S1"`ices Fabric Softener . 0 0 0 iii 0 U Treet :-:' Pineapple Juice 3 Paper Plates 0 0 0 0 — R o4 1 ( it o r 1 iii • rhanco in talk in \ — oas 3 0 i V.o for the p.io U(Pf ' Salad Dressng ..oithern college helle'; t') <--p them healthy ind hilp L_ SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. - I, -_ FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. - In to atedium sioucvp4n over titoderattIN low heat melt tbv r PIES ring comstAntiv until thickened lim o' )u bt)l iiukrma surebouts: -41 tunm.cek;,tuuro..'nu-' 41flo' pepper. reheat Serve mtt —t —. - SANFORD — ing the 1t%i of the ndtt• M akes 4 gs-'ncrous ser v ingN , _ �8B— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 9. 1973 I he Sanford Herald Utticials RAAS Bv JANE GLENN Cop)ey News Service everybody would eat l, there wouldn 't be such high food prices, If P ropose ih O)cs.a }'Ile' fiction ;ç Ruth Rigler 41p1C) Ncs S.er Ie(' ymen. we are about to Icisc World War I. My fellow muntr jj35 lttgl,'r (l)eSfl ' t lo lo rcilutinnar . Huth I,. ANGEI.ES dark.eyed ok Vet this Changed like a slender, grandmother h M Meat Eating Your ilir'rtir f f e 'i slilvntf Adul ;,Is'q J IM , 111111 l ilnulilt's as .lennnrtte cost. II'a'Oflhit)l(, meal-rating hAhita. Her efforts siienls at a I flflipHfly'fl Mrs lUgk'r h u 'orjxrnti' Frank," the haVe enabled Aincrteans to helped enJi revnluhioni?e Aurk'n u' 's helt er, i,ii,,' flavorful 'h When her Htitic'r, utni national Habit I .uWrr'ic • fU'ijicq p frl:n,id t the rcliit ntivin I,rnthrr,. Lloyd his partnø'r - I — - - - - - - diets and I — WE FEATURE benefits for - - B LA C K HAWK 11 suppose. If CORN-FED MOThER'S th Particularly some DAY is H U MAY13 - fat calf, . - ____ w —'N ' wvrsu I ' L.I1LUU, IUVV? SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER - This time, instead of starving for a drink, the nation geLc a trepreneur ought to 7 start - - around a grocM' ' - '-- . .. - ' I ALL WEEK LONG! I THURS., MAY 10 . -V - - a.e :.- . - - - - _a'e,. . store. - - - .- S .t. ' tIS.sS.:.' I ' s' . flUJ Now it's atriotic to eat ,Lsh AhtUewfIe ago fL%hwaftfl of mercury and a health harard Now wi should all eat cheese Cheese u, high in protein and also in cholesterol, a grave concern to mans- Ameri cans. - ............--_-• - -- . ' S -• ' - - SS# .. .e.J6S. es ,' -- • ,a, r -1 -- . - - . . - -. - iJII II I -, - IV LL IJAG IF L C I IlI U I LVV UUMF'LII\IS 24 OZ, CAN 24 Ut CAN _ - JEAN'S BAKED FLOUNDER A Ke'ntuck- neighbor of ours fixes fish this way. `unde'r or similar fish fillets about I poundi hles;x,ons grated 'art'san -, - 'u .- • SI ROUND STEAK STEAK - II, 11 HEA TH& BEAUTY Al - - • HERITAGE MAYONNAISE QT. JAR PREPARED MUSTARD 60Z. JAR In A ZEN " FRENCH FRIES ''MT. OLIVE'' 2 LB. BAGS $ '' B A L LA R D'' BUTTERMILK 1 24 OZ. JAR (OR) SWEETMILK BISCUITS (OVEN-READY) EiD 3 4.3 . Pkg. 0L. CAN lflc 802 $ VALUES GALORE • ALL-MEAT ASPIRIN TABLETS BEEF STEW ANTISEPTIC [Ba" - I 5 OZ. and the name holds special significance for her. She ard her brother created the name to honor their parents. Jeannette and Frank Rlgler . One of Mrs. Rigler's grandson wanted to be sure to get a hardbound copy of the cookbook. When asked why, the 10year-old replied. "I Like to read it every night before I go to I C 9 tl',. Mrs. Rigkr became a suecrssful career woman through necessity, nut choice. She found herself alone with a imail daughter to raise, and when Adolph's was founded, she accepted a position because she needed the money. But her first 50 love has always been her C LIQUID REG. • HARD (OR) • DRY "SUAVE" 13 OZ. CAN children Mrs. Rigkr not only develops recipes for meat tenderszer, but she creates all the artistic setfor athertinng pictures. The picture she cruuited for the meat marinade package won a packaging award. ups Cooking is 1-un - SUNDAY SL'PPER CHUCK 88 Chftso ii STEAK FRESH & LEAN L29 B. M~AMOM — , family. She proudly whips out pictures of her three grand- 2 C 9 ONE OZ. BTI. , • - — - ,•_ - sL,4jJ()p) 1'OTATO WITH ci The sauce ii Juct the coetststency. 3 tablespuuuns butter 3 tJbl5poufl3 tkr L/2 cups Bulk 1 1/4 cups k packed down' I grated (mediunu-tine LB. -- &.--- - 1 - - sharp i'hidd,arcbeese 1/4teaspounsalt t/Stetspoonpepper I quart cubed t 3 w,u - -=- T - - :• ----=-= 1' imedium-fine, I when staff tnemben come and go. So far, Ruth Rigler has been BTLOF4. "CAM PHOPHENIQUE" 1- 8 18 $ 11 9 3 OZ. TUBE .blespoons butter 1/3 cup salted cracker crumbs Line a very shallo baking pan into which the fillets will Just fit wi th toil;butt er foil Arrange fillets in pan Sprinkle each fillet wi th 1 tablespoon of th e cheese In a 6-inch skillet melt butter; stir in crumbs; sprinkle over fillets Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until fIsh ii opaque through and 3 RATH PKG. .• Bobbs-Merrill Co. Inc. and updated In I9158. The 435-page paperback edition is now in iii seventh printing, and ha proved to be a best seller. Or* critic called it "the moat ccii. "Betty Crocker." There's no such person, but the company name tives the public a feeling of continuity NECK BONES C Cookbook," published in 196B b the only "Jeannette Frank," CAN "BAYER" YOUR CHOICE! DILL STRIPS rocketing. Mrs. Rigleer shares her ex peruse in The Modern Me company-owned name, just Like "MACLEANS" OR MORE) ________________________________________________ 'p again finds herself in an er i when meat prices are ik'i plete meat cookbook I've seen. "Jeannette Frank" is -i CAN "BONELESS" MEATS BOLOGNA 12 oz. in those days. CAN REG. (OR) • MINT Quality - available, was very 96 ? 89 Ot HAIR SPRAY SLICES 8 c 10 $ ANTI-PERSPIRANT a CHEESE • "MITCHUM" DEODORANT 0 I OSCAR MARK THICK SLICED AMERICAN SWISS (OR) PIMENTO EACH . -, "ALBERTO BALSAM" ' FRO . ANTIPERSPIRANT RIBS FRY*ERS - z a • a a . . SPRAY WHOLE-BAGGED - . tAn r:.- --.' C "MITCHUM" MEATY £ L.B. F LA. OR GA. GR. 'A' LB. LB - 'act mermnr`1W kind convincing Uw tridue,thene'wcut. 11cr discoveries 'r godsend to post-World car I! wh"i Americans. Meat, c •1SS• TOOTHPASTE FRESH DAILY the country dens F' W p . SPRAY ITI II - .. I ____________________________________ S . 00 i - — I OTIS •. Meat3 treated with tender :o. POPCORN. .2LBS. CELLO 29e C J quickly at a high heat. -3MINUTE- YELLOW ' O O ______ _•_-- -.--• ---FANCY WASH lIFt) DELICIOUS - RUTABAGA a p 11T:] I __ '•. "CRISP" SALAD . . FREE!' rK R A F —fthibb, cooking caused these cuts n lace mirerak and vitamin Ft N utrients ere sealed in when the meat was co,*kefl. 4 - .-'--"--- APPLES I' L.B. • SPAGHETTI WITH WHITE CLAM SAUCE A foolproof recipe' 1 package (8 ounces thir. Cook spaghetti according packa ge directions, drain in a colander To the clean empty cooking pot add th e clams iliq' uid includedi, garlic' butter and ciii , place over low heat until tautter melts Add the cooked spaghetti ton thoroughly and c'ak just until the clam liquid is tu sorbed Add pepper. Serve at once Makes 3 to 4 servings U —,-. ST. FULL-CUT 59c 49c . "TASTY" ) I T '.CANAD M I MU IM AN SIZZLIN' CHICKEN BEEF ..0 CUCUMBERS "BLACKHAWK'' CORN-FED BEEF WATLRLOO, IOWA servings Freshly ground pepper to taste - R.f#z. a - Lablespoon olive oij - 6 12 OZ h.rinnovatlons. - ' SLICED tiri_ salt, add olives Return to nve uncovered. just long enough for tomatoes to warm through I -. $ 48 LB. CAN 30 to 35 minutes Remove' from oven Arrange to mnato slices over top of poLtes, sprinkle with seasoning Iclove garlic, crushed I.aU*J.JOf15 butter . ROA degree oven minced- '- ' It 6 FU 4_ . A NJ S U 1/4 cup mayonnaise ounces B - 3 small tomatoes sliced F pitt ed ripe olives Seasoning salt Empt contents of ptatc rkate into a çhiiun.t i I casserole, add boiling ate'r and stir Add chirk.i'n and ravonnaisc mix together '-over, bake in a preheat ed 4O(- ghetti I can 10 12 / clams _,_,'- * • chick - Sauce Pineapple Rum Cake- Beverage - - CANNED S tr meat shoppers-- are a few n( ',' ' . U-GAR A .'tr r - Rat/i S - CASSEROLE SUPPER FOR FC'UFt Antipasto Italian Bread Spaghetti with Wtute Clam IL - . CAN -SWEET a I- OFFEE - 'a ' GIM C A pantry-shelf product i put to good use I package '4 to 6 servings p talues au gratin 2 2/ cups boiling water diced cooked -. . "IWgWii~ Mr. FAMILY SUPPER — Chicken-Pota to Casserole Broccoli Salad Bowl }'run Compote CHICKEN-POTATO cups *- COUPONS This diet of ground beef is 1 2(2 en . ; ' rr.nce nutrttir*i.t Slow, moist Ag' tax I Y- N LB41 - bound 10 gr ind us dnwr,. That's something the adnuntstrathn, ought to chew on Once upon a time politicians prcrnised us a chicken in ever)- - -. - — U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP haWfwd? Just lam Novembff we were looking forward tt, four mare ears Of Nixon praspierit% How can a few months bring such a drastic' shortage of 11 ' -- , ___ /L LBREAD 99 ______ k • I . uu * 1 - II 1 1 I we are oleased to accept bet'n explained as yet lit least I - THRIJ- * WLU., MAY 16 I year. 'It• * ITEMS & PRICES GOOD .4I' the FAMILY FAVORITE! RatIa) LOAVES I1 i DISCOUNT PRICES DAYS A WEEK franchising "beef easies" It's rcnssw-uig to know that the expes"exptactthtspric.t ac:t'kratinn In )n rtnwi' ht the 20-OZ. - nthril — starvingforbeef Presumably, if we all sui . glassy-eyed we won't notice the rickets setting in. Some enterprising en- "BLACKHAWK" CORN-FED BEEF from WATERLOO, IOWA LARGE' braised She stir ted experimenting -w ith meat tenderizer. Reforis qhp was thrrAigh. she'd riguro!fi 'u( how to turn Zi different ugh ruts Into Am.rfra' '''rst.' steaks and rr.-u1' huck steak. family steak and _j FRESH BAKED! bco.d instead of Why couldn't the heel of the rr,,ind he open roasted instead rf tewerP Dork-bellied administratr.r. Now that we're well into the "Roaring '70s" and all Its nitmiM, of the "Roaring'20s," it's obvi ous our poli ti cians want TO brmnr h4C4 another a nostalcir bit Prohibition. lherap.'utiat general nutrition She stopp.i and couldn't chuck roast t. 'a ten .u- U ' I studl.d Am.'rka'sstewpnts X=, F w lbo firm's i t, e t;niv.iiy of MinnI and st'o loved to 'onk. Mrs Rigler knew thai !oiigber ruts of meat were just as nutritious - and sncnetim.' more fla'.'orful -- than rhoiria tesks. Vet 4114" %R-.w th.'c" tougher ruts rt#i'.'ri o _______________________________________________ U they thought that was going to put a halt to the meat boycott, they're harking up the wrong side of beef. Women may talk a lot about diets, say they really ought to watch w ha t ey cat, but woe unto him who tvlLc them they should reduce, ways t P. had - compulsory Next we 'll get tax new ____ ____ ____ (QUA (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) calorie count. pounds lost, I s iiburhit, Iturhar,k company 25 product: meat tenderizer. Tb. YI'IIIS Rln, they hired her to find job was $ natural lo' Mrs H ogler So saith some dtngbat In the diet. A sort of 1911- 98 National Diet To Control Prices pot . Wi ll our mania for remember when it was tut cxpose our bones, our Leaders trade in.i send fnod abroad in and the Japanese. The only obvious result of all nosta)g make thatthe l.q76 In 192L the year before the labor in foreign fields to shred bring nil in Idle cars are bound t his will tx a ' ud noticed, no dou bt., that reverse Marshall Big Crash. campaign slogan the value of our dollar. in result in the Alaskan pipeline Plan — with the United States the West German and Japanese if that 's their game Meanwhile, not content They talk about halnnc'c n! : ni to beck with the tundra, getting aid from the Common currencies are doing darxb. I Nixon administration, Not content to leave us heatless.gaslesa and devoid of energy, our ieaaers now propose to put the nation on a We6nesthy, Ma, 9, 1/3 cup (Inc dr bread cru:vub, In a I-quart saucepan over JOIN heat iii.It bitLr. stir in flour. teitiuse (turn beat. gradually stir in milk keeping smooth. Cook, stirring constantly, o er moderately low heat until thkkeoc'd and boilLng, oft heat stir in 1 cup of the cheese until melted and salt and papper Turn potaoes Into a S Iquart square glass baking dish (S by S by 2 imwhc'si or siziuLar utensil; pour sauce over po- 4' tatoes, sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup cheese then with bread a preheated crubc m Hake In 0deg'e; oven until bubbly hot i n. and topping is golden - 300m nun- flakes when tested with a tort 10 minutes for flounder or longer fin' thicker fillets. Brown aumb tong tinder broiler, Mikes 4 sinp. - __________________________________________________________ -- -• — or - -- • utes Makes 6 servings. Utes Note: You will need 6 medium potatoes about 1 3/4 pounds) cooked In salted water for this recipe �w1vj- 109—The San$ord Herald Wedr*sdy. May 9. )973 H% For Your Company Don't Know What Is In Their Food Americans MAINE MUNN73AA hetn~ overweigh', "III:- ralegn-% ('.op1r NcwiServrr R.0 she is quuc4 to explain Inst weight waichin has been ti )ffp4nrig nrccssIt for her, and weigh 21) pounds more than she and confusing listings of ,5fl0 foods and brand name dews nn. calories made it easier for the products. giving the ezilctrw and 1'entuall, an en- dieter to rzdsnnallze his wa' 'arhchydrz4te content per "The whole problem with the don 't kntiu wtuit is in our food W hen Rarbura Kraus camt U' •• C8fl nOt than frustrating Inuigim Mep stie lam taken in Ulat direction u her Latest book interview. I itnuld gain weight If I ate .Ihtr4,, over.W, fridaries. I "Cidarim and Carbohydrates,` an, itas starving ni'stlf but I Just looking at the nitmn enerpeut ML% Krau.%, it m hard couldn't Irm, wripht-it) believe Malt shu could 11% carefull~ limiting her inthk. rz.lnru' kniowledp( of thir. Irwarattor, a! managm! if rk) VOL pro Ites*. ttv. Ing" mirs" of boyratUng meat" \rt snu in it quzintIar about if, firerairt wit! servi. fist, -.vral unie_, , to wt-0. and still your faralih's, support: of 5111V1e4lfle who w as roall eon- eludes son-it- hints or, hoi.. in USC 11w Listings to regulate weight cerned with the problem and it Ithrhara k- pep nu! of tht Wiwi, livert-Irvitli Jim.. div Intl, Illill, at bealt*-r, cgi.. and ther, t 1 l"L. cigh" it, 4~ 11 1 1fl ult.s. depending on size of fillet sleak if lOLl' rrutiih comm. iii or flour or 115th casseroles, as its delicate flavor Fist) 111so ll'lle.s Tv polich. plact. fish In Plari, in well-greast-d stuillou dv;h. It destred. pour shallim luir, Barel) cover with Nitwitia Itt hutler or margarine it ocr bouillon wine or milk I;,easor. witt, spiref, and herh!% Bring it, looil. rrdury hent and degrm%, Bak( Ili tint f iven, 5M sinimer until fist, L'I tender, SIA unto ftsh nakes, easih with a And m I sincv I, ha. twe. r, I, It' matter n.1 constant rrvisinr. ri~ 'A'ell rnduc'ts change and ni first weighing. the person again veiglis hirrisell at the came P id V, .4t nium people Sht S onralust water ln&s with real tinrw M dw. on the same scales and with the same clothing Riarbarst insists that a person can cut lull thw 5M calories iw- Reversal paun& a! water during th, !*arI3 stagm of diet salmon and canned tuna T1w tnrmzmtion on basic foods from Thu u-c parturularlt true o' tad w0l Iw- it honr U. nientles., lilt-L" Bit, thf, W% will even. tuall. r,gilit, IL.- Witter halantre 'at- not, 0- 1 W, VIMS will servi, six persons :tll brIC 11r, p(wrrnnicri. W-twilh processed foods fro i I hu lAborataries .of rnmpanies. The WPcJriediy, Mny9, J973—ffl St ii ff ed F *l s El F *1 11ets I n.itl i'hlnng d.i' liking 411,911 i1% 1,1 by R i/I by I 1i4 tm-h viii.' 11114 ti, lfing 11110111P iii fish II - kr' atti.'rig the Ikh fillet" bind with a fork cnnih for 'tipin. It hat litith', jilit eigpkint in*I 94- k ki'aI IIa or 's'.. thIs .Ikh nth tintil .mft. III ii 'ilt Iii lifli il(4'tCll In J 11tch'll*'41 II. fl I $)%I ii III! 1 ttiiniitc fillulti ;,n.I t.s'thpli k %%ilh heati,41 Vrench bread be onson pt Ill-, green 114,11lict and I an'.' lnt Of atl.'.' gne th nni'htiin rivv, .iniI ltntn.'r the fl%h fillets anti the Itaucr aNitit 's minme% %m Ili 111 ti't4' mt.'lh iOti ith the hi c -id Ifl ito. tn I, ii ;" 11 114 r ut.' 11 fill' Add a grtvn nalid anti %-till 11 gano and Me.111MIllp ma-Ill file fe i v.'.I I /2 •U vcl.'t .ihl.' 11110114, 'AIIII file I'lleeRr 1~4 l ._ - 4 . - / -. " - J& all, .. • ,,_. tine ' l 1H1•1 ii -. ma ' . r in m'tltItt' I1r I ti ii -i I I 'III I I it S /3 cup biffler large eggplant. pa mil anti 111.1111111K I . ,• Ill ILL --- C opped I can 1 2 rmnllntts ant i 1 OIlfl - lit I I II Ilium Intilattle%. parlial1% ilraineil I 11.1\1 leaf,('111111bled l2 teas1onn pepper vAtInn. In fact. a person ran loss of weight. he simpl% even splurpe nnA and then. divides the number of ca)ArIP4, I"lon i g ive up all sour consumed during the 7~,J,r,% I'Wo" llic fNld, but budget %-our , ctI SrV cidaries just like you woidiii If calories his twxt% InLms h dR% - md hlmtfliflg 'an..' Ti tkl"tI — hIlt ) \S1 )II Itl( --- I 'i'ikbonk $4 V they I hid S %'. tan.I upright lirush ithi rl'iriatiiing I table liked it 11, 4111-t i o •1I Mw. fi this n. I dMvi uni kind olf I' l. I t ha t mi)Iin;1 beef Ill. tiji finch hop1s .1 iini.iri t ha% been ar for 2/1 roll fin('-I%- cholilx4l green 1 2 4'-) C4 I(,[ 11111k Ill-wilit lilt% Ilid c.1111led %,ii,ileketriel coin Whrn we Irle,I it in our kilt- hen, all — u Ifl I' I 1 /1 Sproin 11aller Topping ovor in • Ilial" I'le I% Illade will) a 4 1114 h i large skillet over inoder. using a small meat mlsture I heal. cfx)k Ise-f. crumbling metal spatula to 4pread arA Ii Ii 8 ounces taitiatu P111114,11(o) illidled green olIvr% 1 1/2 IraIAoon% (-hill powder 1/4 lea,%loolotwit pepper muir Ailmi onion and green pep ping will be thin Arrange olive In tomato itaucr, (hopp(41 rol. ivelt. (-hill powder and pepper Turn into a. quart ong g ass .15 minulpi; Servp of ,n, o Makes 4 servinp; IIATTF:If T011111',(, - I egg I 1/2 rtip- h - i need Ito knoss what vota art iP rrdv o, i $ mix ing noit numt persons i: - I in lorp (if All (A 'reini-it V I rr7AfA P I ill, plannirig your menus miter made " ale-ti t're-ss qotwn (ill anti ri-torn In Ird) de wri-P (iven 1141ts,tint livered jon. I iviiiahle by cending fthot-It nr rntinoy nidor - (liii W ortIA (flflq, il illistuit.' 4 clip packagmt hert) %eason"it bre*ltl %itilling, cru%lletl ine he has gained it pound. he limited income." she sairi liele SI' 1/2 leasixiion oreganti, 3 teasixxins gravy seamining F_- range ittilfrit rnil.'d 1iU.'ta Ofl Here Comes A New Tamale Pie I green peplwr. lincl). rhoplied Ii - II ('.flht%I. ii . en In the ilIt.itrtl '- Ii flrnwn%fono it AquclAled Proitit I'll, ith to gravv tr;i Il',1'I% 14 so eggplant Mixturr in flit* haklog tllqh Ar with IIilV 1111%tille alitt If,%q,t%e Poor Irim-i-niler ill tm%Im41 111111 3 lurc qern 1ak' V ervin Spiloklo, Ilit,remaining bread up f lb. hr.' .I tuilfutig ,n.l I , nrc with wiwolrn s.'. 'I iii I tug •.ver th 1,11114,% I v. will Ili Ili$, I'll "Ill r,ol lilt- cutw.I - ' ' gt-i% v .-.-inntng in.I hruiv.ntng ft'lt Iiils'i liii in'I ''ut iii '-ui C fliiini C Ilkiult I /2 • till of 11.111 4 I tsu clint' lit tict, \ nu need to start at tIn fist - - p if) to iS mintil pq i 1,)s•- If there has been no gain or without deprivation or weight loss It is common to rn- combines well wilh, Other fon(b, zmmr ran tht. nuirkel. And don't overlot* canned She go'. her sUillstiral tit. S fyV lTci 2 I,il'l j,ii 1-nod l'diInr ft hut.' hh tiIk'Is 'fli'lsIted l're r he k b doing the lest a 'LSflO calories les.c, hi' itill lose a pound TIi' SIH1I(1,d Hr'rnld j of research before stw got to flu first edition In 1Q71 Ser've - good ides to ilouhk' I ., nu t 'I'hen it is helpful for the -, Fis h Good For Meatless Menu fi% CAROLYN C011. (:opir% %t-w0wervire she said. dieter to knO1116 how man% week ~Amctimrs the figilre". took it lot of imagination. I normal amount of rAlaries -- somebody & something about and plan better nutrition. can Lw' thrown off b water would like to see anyone else do calories his boc1 burns in a 4s per da %Vhat fix' book means to a about i:' Then. I realized that retention or other factors A it again from scratch." she of average rapthbolism, pemn watching hu~ weight as But the utter frivitratinn of snrrarW~ was mir.any single week 'i'l at 11w during person weighs hini. said ttuise year' of ca*Ioru counting Rarhara was no stranger i this If 'vmi want to eat a beginning nf the week. were nIt forgotten, the publishing world, having Natimm, (Ire(, Cflakitl, Once a person knows hos tical long range plar for the week 1w keeps an exact I remember asking mcelf authored the United NaLios look ur in the table-c and knmi TI18TI3 eSlOfle-' his D0Q UIIrTtS arrounting of the nt;Tnber wright control ThIr plan is What IS if medium iippleonkbirink" ahoul, If, years sag(v iluit It v~ going in cast VOL 56 f he can plan a pr(Wram hxsed nn the simple scientifir rainries he IS 1MIUSurning. "N"nal Wher, ym'ry sUirving, that "That gave me the rourage tu ralnries ant; 71 carhohydrates Far instanoo, a if ht fact that there 3,51K) calories car be perfectly honest with Calnrie and medium applt gets bigger and tr'. Car- t- vat the 4.ouricc cookie. And I n 'Jv, less one1lm.tsI,Is(a,OrIesO., .1 Barbara thic list. vou can dt, the same for san~ a.( in one pound of fsit bigger." hohvdrafes. erage number he him person eats 3,501) calories "Nobcmd is going to see it but burris in it da%. he vAill lmsr thu other listed foods. you ** Barharti said the hir" , took niore thar. his hind~ needs. he One week fram, the t more than two years of will pain it pound If he vats metabolism." she said in an possitih have an), firsthand subtra'ts 3,51N) calories from 9w total and divides b seven. If he has lost a pound. he adds .5OO calories to the tot al and T begin a program of rea' presenttn that material in a weight lo.cs. Birbara a dvises was- that would be most helpful people iosech doctor. And you have to face the fact that there and understandable But shit, dic Sri(- found that in;*nnipiptu Thil neu book is It listing n' real problem problem and corrected It Nov her both wifl burn a moreI kept saying,VTh dnen't ,,Fn, mars. I had friult-d-up do something about It The first ir- 1/2 tra4priom onion -,&It .; t, - f Irv" vou won't be cheatin; F ish and shi lii ich are In (4tluiIL end pro tic ennifueli 0 W - - 4 £)A VE LOV/ SAVE 'I (I * E -2 goad news far persons it " ' 29c 1 1fieut, ary side pirres (if fist )restt ( O (1 N _ri ..M i. o!!"! —ilrd ThIL IM!"d, tail an(~ L'&.046_ 4 ITV 1111,11% or nuit or rotc no 1 5 Pot Pie - A Syrup ci: BfMutL f' -• • CANAD , :- C rrest Toothpas$ e t 85c .. t . under refrigeratioti it*, till timet. Ili, fill, tighth.icilit roil, - 011 phill If, frPE171, fast. -,Ili 11, htut%,%-du1% aluminull in framer Tutpet Frec7.t j . - ALI it, IIIj!IIIi. heraust fisti Scope $ Alk a S eltzer -- : - .O,o't- ,64t 1 - --. •- Fruit Cocktail 3 - GENGER A luli'A Writ, it, Elit. refrigerato, rnight I -- put toi niw; fist, in pia.ctu flutit i 303 Sweet Corn Inr orneonr ant stiarl - 5 : 5 Sweet 'Peas $ 1 Mri Rh', F Tempting 89 . - 69C ' , il_rlt 303 "° / / ILA"% HICK EN r-s , 1 C d' 3 u'Ia1Pø .--. 12 age ai ~2 3 29c - Carrots It 19 ,yp cwne - - j - Braunschweiger Crab Claws A$ MIT!$ Sandwich Spread so# 49c !--r *I i,0. ".- .-, P. '. son's Tempution. Now a good cwk in the Unit, with this famous di-th She uses a package of scalloped otatoes ,,, it 59c and pUtS this offering together in no tjffw at all When we tried It at our hou3e we found that rm)t given to asking for recipes wanted to know how to make it, Cooked Lobster Ib269 evenmenwhoare 111411but Fillet 1b98c lb 98C JANSSON S 'm.NtII'rATIt)N STYLE Woo, ,:It vitl I ki aM __ - Ham Salad 3.1 Kit I's, 6 ot Whole Brisket 49c Trout fillet - ___ loPed po tatoes fillets I medium onion. sliced thin and f,tsh shouW Ilo: IN. liumt." a, 4 ilonli. : 'a , imitt't iiverri.oi. Fish doti iutt leader. land fuke esi!- FR L- itt a Iuri c OR Servt with letwit Awe! (r at Comet Cleanse r RLPSIC, 39 _ — A;0. EN BUSCH ) liuSLI! 1411 VP SAUCEP Dinner Friest qU . Air fresheners 1 U SDA CHOICE 57 7 39C - 39 i i Whole or Butt Half SAVE 30', U —--.'-- lb - S D A CHOICE BONELESS TOP ROUND • seasu,wderw1Ibs.t.UrflIfle11l (IT 'hit utt fi(nir Heat . 32 oz , - IIIvvI , hr nunutes per side. FAIRWAY MARKETS SAVE45 NESTEA 79 STt A Town House - -- MAP, r, ------- 16 ;v ;7N. Longhorn Baked Beans C P.1 AA yAll 11 ' there' c a Li'. er I L'rt'ieL'. 3 eggs ((f)5 milk 5 9c 89C — 1, it, 89 c 55 HOfid Cheese 79 C snack platters for your qrad 47 "Shop HaP 0 IFIFIT" TOO,$ f_ULI1-fJft C Oflcl LIMIT I COUP090 PER PUAL"A11.1 1/2 cup sugar 1 /2 le-AsIxxvirt vintminon - tt'.hjk)II nutmeg t/teasp.nIe'mnonetr-t 4 cup$ cubed stale breid cUp raisins 11/3/ sery 2 cup roncorti grape pr t. beat eggs well, (11 1 % in ,,ilk, leint,ii extract ind %,joillia litAl With A rotary beilrl to blend cheeP 5 9~ 4 UNNILT - • - ONLY c)z fit SLJR[ [) [iii ULIs CMf'J'j ,. - 51 ' - * about J0 mui- -I) GIANT Sill KEEBLER i,t(l ON I. a goud idu I(, ritam, m Illerving platt with cold water H COUP ON BELOW ak 3 ot - - Chipped Meats %vivii, Until litiliatwx anci Vat n Iry lentivr - SPECIALI Cooked Salami - olth butter l(cluall tilqi to ''At'll find conlinue lkskulig, un. In lore serving. FRESH FROZEN LAMB L E G CARL BUDDING - C I-1led 4WAegree own fur wo Boiled H Olfl - DRUM 39 I 4 99 A. - 1111% ' venlY MAY slid JUNE BRIDES Oidet that Special Cake liom your FaifWaY Bakery Custom madfit to yout desiUn STEAK PATTIES 15 51 '1 $ 1 1 59 $229 1-lean Cakes C14OPPEO SIRLOIN Smoked Sausage JANITOR — STEAKS !) 11) 69c Kahn's Hillshire Forms Pre-Cooked 6-12 oz. Cans before unmotding a gelatin salad ut kwwrt untu it lin the edges of like mervirif plate wilt ipapet towel after ttg, tin- 6 Inch Otchl Cakes SALISlitillY I[11pill - i 1, 111ir in it. with leasoning mpt from package of scisilop"I rk)talws Add boiling water and tlr well to distribute se-iowning dlfflwftig~ HAM Shank Half '111 pan-Jr.1. dlj~ tuill Intl@ 111111. fish L", Iender. thret, it, fivt A oe " iiiung tulmit. but imuost fillets tit I' IKPCI it' Lx- turned mitil I C 9 Illinulm stral~l tit whole fistl -01110 lot turtied durint #W SMOKED e.r-I F Uto sliceit, arrange onion ring., Wish Your Mom A HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY WITH A DECORATED CAKE 01.11 11 1 1-Lb SAVE 98c 11)98 C lb from Faitwity :1 - by I 3i4 inthe'm' or Il it utensil. Drain anchoy IiIkt .ut Into sm-all pieces, i.k,t ot•r of 0-0 0go Margarine 1011det, tir until fish nuke.-, Ham Roas t BONELESS--RUMP ROAST C f LaVer Cakes 41010' w ith furl. Cool. fillet.,, wret- to five iiilnutrs stiuuiu-. ti 1:! nirnuws; wtmuit- fish. 7 5c 39 77 O . SAVE 11 , FAME DINNERWARE Isrust with nielted butter it: iiiargarint, and lemou juiet. Muffin Mixes Ila' 233 ,,cwwned fisti on well-tqvustt~d :)"oflet part tit hinged ware grill OZ Sour Cream . 10 fl..;I) cream 2 tablespoons butter Place Potato slives from [INIlk i.tif Egg Beaters OAL- ;'umstI tot whole fish Sault, iS ourwe- he.hy API- (Itwt 1:ilirgarinv flakt- 1:: 350 degrtw en served a, cream It is 2 69 lb Water Perch 49 39 b59c Whole Mackerel A& VA.1a Sol $ Snapper i:_~-.t,_p Bee C One of the bct Swedish dishc-s is a combinauon of potatoes, onion, anchov7 fillets and tii1(TTAii __ 69 c L, Sa usage 9 Win a Fairwav GIFT CERTIFICATE Dish 5741 SO ORANGE AVE By CECILY Associated Press Food Utter ' 12 ot 1; $1 IN of THI wtff 11-41 - 08 J . 1. rat III UIOIINIII 1601 N BERMUDA AVE. KISSIMMIE lb Dinner Franks --.... it Tht hIi ' 3 L';69c Avocados - Swedish rl FAIRWAY 1 lb 88 PURL BItt - .-- writs :fu h 10, Cooking Onions c -- flmr,valazP anas ALL WAY Wieners , Pirtww vvrf it 3~v Intl trIf pat1*1 poppri one Lart COW&Nm mr;raw #,tc 1 A '+1 KOSHER 11.11111t lVI UflflUUIVI Ca Cut- Ur-•' F Yf'S xv 88c TASTY BAKED Golden IIcIInnnRfic' 1 Stewed Tomatoes C 10 1 SAVE 5 DEL MONTE Potato Chips Recipe of the Weekk and Tast- $1 Bartlett Pears 3 1 59 Baby Shampoo I Tender §WEET CORN 39c 26o.- '." -:' - 05 in care of All COOKI")K. Wx (A. Teaneck, INJ 07VA lb Zellwood ,i, tint retrimze For thot lw.,~: usu within twi. Illotittv, - o Catsup DRY) .:, FAIRWAY FARMS --------. '. (it luin-drvosse(' fist. ttmrt't--quurteru- ti. on. ;iuiiu per serving of wlmk fist auu / - Bonus Buys I"'! servitil oil filleti, andsteaki. 3 - .. 5 ORANGE I SLICED Dr i n ks ANN- EISSIMMU tiled Press" to (hi; newspapem GRAPEFRUIT 75 _- Whvx buying fiSh, you wuL PINEAPPLE $4 95 (check or mnney nrder rivide payable in The Amwi -.' WI A, I;faS - 400 recipe's are given in aw illustrated Cec il Brown stone's Associated Press Cook book" Availableby sa-4ing ') ) dirarloIrl in (jh- ad lilt* U4 I 9C '' - al , PINK OR REGULAR QUA R T E R S .. Ingrediefib ctt until well au.i AY 10 Is 1911 r% BACON .-" :- Del Monte Sale! - $ ' • , — ) !,._Ii... , , - dJAL p -._____ r rR icR _PiDE uv'vriULE 29 C Ii tirn, driined In a medlurn mixing bowl 'olk and white - - . 1 _u... . I 5 3 7c - -. Sliced American tLrpt d7'L( I ' Apple Pie our house who mus' wzitri tilesterol, fish's. f.' ivun&ituniit.ed fran J - 211111 I SCOTT i our %. E * r. Ili,( vitimani. re w . f'.'f . r thoroughly Place hall tht. bread in a well-buttered 1 1/2. quart edsmerole Sprinkle with hall the raisins, Pour hall the egg mixture over the bread, Spoon 4r P. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEO Personal Service ButcherS gra pe preserves evenly witr bread, Add remaining bread and raisins. Pour rerailln,11`18 egg miltiture over all, Bake in a preheated 350-ftree i oven until puffed and brown 35 minutes Makes 6 servitwim �II - -- -- -- - --- - --.- 12B—The Sanford Heraid - -. - - - Wednesday, May 9, 1973 Wcdncsthi', Mny ). I?/J- JJR 1he Snnford Hc!rnki Canned Hamsefoofooess Sliced lab s 8 - ............ Pork Chops '1 ''1" •AIi I :::: ... .. Smoked Daisies Brown 'N Serve. ......'85' 1i'T' A II ) n 11 \1 \ k._.. 55e Copeland Wieners .... Sliced Bacon / L ' '-.;ia. • ' x Publi " . - •... ,. . '1• as ,.., i.,.. Oscar Mayor Wieners utlix / i' Oscar Mayer Smokies. / S as, 79e ......... Cooked Ham 49 ____ _ . T) e - Impoeuvam ..-__ . - AV -- iia" Won" - 110 ddmbhl — 111)" SAVE -Air# own" In oppeor ____ s i -1 HEMSiii, P.641s., A. TJ t Apple Pie Mix 'SVV.,,.d - ..s. .- ri -..--- Issroor of Ali fool ' - - p .• . Asparagus Spears o.._ o ..... A I 701 "' 0.... 0..., G.Id... soolo# tutor - - S.., 2 ARM S... Sweet Peas ...........2 ---.-_-- SAVO '::;' ffig 11 II T dind ' .. ''. SAVIS. $ .... . w.. ' '. I , ... / / . . . . 'i'' - ' protein, low cost ingredient. Then it's combined with ground beef to make Publix Ground Beef Plus. There is no less than 75% ground beef by weight and no more than 25% reconstituted vegetable protein by weight in every package of Publix Ground Beef Plus. Serve your family The biggest, juiciest, tastiest burgers ever and save money, too Serve Publi x Ground ) .. 1.5.4. .. Tasty Tomatoes h.i P*i , , 59' -00 11001 114PA-1 . . I.' Salads or l,.11u. Bell Peppers ..,h l•.p lI.....d J ... ... . . ..... 2 ... . J uicy Oranges . . . ••••• 5 I le Evercan. 5....... . . . . . . " German Style Bologna I 'I 79c PotatoSalad O,I,,,., - 99 Pak 39c i'•• '1 ''' l.r,h.M.d. Salad o 0 0 i i••• lb . . _____ • A -- 94 - .. _JE r iiiIJ14ii Grrir.;n.iamps ii .. ,' .. . Longhorn Cheese " As....d $.fl 5..,. 5:h...S.• ____ OF Por . per " I - Is • poillind I 25c Napkins . ------- '. __ ""I 1!i4 GreenStampsT!J I , . 0. . 4pk 9a . 53' ... 14 . Coca Cola c . . OOD p ' ft SOILP Pillsbury Flow ' . s Cut.UpFryers Drumsticks V ossroolies- - j lb c 9 8 94 . • • • • . • • • • • • lb I -. ublix .7 ;;:: : SEMiNOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry R ::!1 , IF English Cut ROast Short Ribs • "" .lb ' J4 GreenStamps FVM oult to ust ZVI '., $ .:: 36' Buptermints ............. 36' uttrmints - - Massasoit frollen, . - - •. . of 1111I S pC i!i414GreenStamPsP! - where shopping pleasure I %---. P 13-*4. iisav • 9144 Grte ''e nS"t n*i ps a' •.... . • . . . S - .Sb. ------------- Is 0 0 sI •• ••.. •e• - Tue. i-lu. s __jr_,u.l.r Ii, m t --., .' . ftervar Safe 49' 99 -.----.. • '4-•I. S $I$,P. C. )It i m ps Gr-e "'e n'S ' 0 0000000 .. 896 Fryer Thighs . . . . . • • • • s H P.11,h.... Cr.40%y $Wdr 64$PPIO gas 63' . . . . • •• P, I J".46e :" oe ni Stamps _\ -. 41, & 01111101110I 11041 Is 6 Publix 89. 49 JJiGreenStamps Sava so PIUS 5 . U.S.D.A. bee. -------- fryors water and textured wagetable protein (soy flour. sait.dohydrated onion, popper. dextrose. riboflovin,niscin, vitamin BIG and vitamin B12 I* — ----- — ----------- . bat canto six:''" ~'A Green Siamps Loin F Pi .. - I - '07 .- ';:; ... .•...-• t*. $I . . .... -.. M.,av ASee, $50,.. $1'' SAVE Sale RAPE Of PUP0004 I . ? 69 ..... : '' • . . . • • • • • • lb Fir CLOSED SUNDAY - . JWGreenSlsamps 0 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEIN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN iFIF SAIL nfor . U....4 w....... C... S.. solid -. SAVE vasty acaroni derrie as F.... .. $2Ile Fried Chicken Is ot It it 9 Fryer Wings SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 Arper? Blvd., .1. Cottage Cheese ...........• 45' - DII,,,.., $I14 •. - Sugar Sib. 49 Old Fashion Loaf . ) M owe As - Fried Fish Sticks ........... ac e C.... h. S....I $,,, A.s.. ,D,i.,...e Club 49' 89' u..lS Cheese Spread ......... 6.:: 58' 6 Broad riwit Dept. Fnt on Plus is a blend of beef. t - . M., •...S • b 11, I '- 25 •...k lb b. . " '' Breakfast Publix Gircound Beef -o; Fish & Chips W.,v Ii vans" cavran ALIs 00#MOS C ha s e San orn M. coos 1 '. / ó.oihnuts Breakfast Club Evap. Tail Mu 39C uicy Lemons. . . Is 4111 . . . . . Is .4 r, d*' , 1 Sharp Cheddar ......... andee 23' hi.I . SAVO I Beer Fresh Cucumbers ...... 2.25' Cuban Sandwich 1&, sc . ......3 i..'... S t•.V ..M,Ih. • u. '\ Half & Half Cream .....3 Old Milwaukee 49€ ..... I . Cucunt.., i..s SP&S CIWIèIi for 1.5.4 N Won/ 1b I.,.d. .. I , . . . . . . . . • Pascal Celery .. Ao.i. CSsoy lie, C'x, O,i. P'..l oo S.n l•11I5 Fresh Broccoli I.. S.,'. r.,., • Lane U let 's -. i.... Beef Plus. You 11 love the price, and your family'll love the healthier helpings y. k W..h..511944 Put. -. &6% P*&we ; . •••• Winesap Apples . . . . . . 3 S C -.. -. Broccoli Spears - Hungry Jack Biscuits .... . .' . ' .'.' ' 3F k.6I. r. FVM aLl Vcili~ pyt - .........,u. Colgate "100" . . . . . . . . . 1 69c M.,Ik . 2 :' -, A . TrashCanLlner....... 1pbs ic —li i ........ Toter Tots ......... i::':;:.;:: SAVE 404, Hilly i Is - 4. 0..... . Sh ampoo -- 0.. Smooth Aida Sp" GcJund Beet the r,eFes1 uar grouna beef, as €a in high quality low cost meat. IS our much as 20% less Iof helping you feed your family bigger, Publix Grou' j :etter main courses for a lot less. And it Beef Plus is a . :ouint have come at a better time, unique blend of With new Ground Beef Plus you'll grill ground beef and the tigger, juicier hamburgers. Meatloaf will newest development in stay plump and juicy. And casseroles will the food industry, textured keep more of their rich beef flavor, vegetable protein Everything you do with ground beef Soy flour, seasonings, vita.0 can do with Publix Ground Beef Plusmins and other nutrients are blend'ouU enjoy more servings per txund be- ed ¶ooe!her to :ause there's less shrinkao.And Publix Ground Beef P!u costs less. than ..I,i. •...... Pie Shells Pork&Beans.........6'::51 '. . I.... Original Waffles ....... lAyS let, ill Or Ci..ihy uttqr Peanut Butter Quarters FollWrap .. - . ..I 1e1,.S• Si '.'. - ..' L emonade .........6 SAVE 11*. HvaI, Tomato Sauce .........4 . .... •..4 F..,.. C. III 98' .• f.q Breakfast Drink ........ r lAyS 3e.. H.,,.. Huh 0.1. *loss .. ), I. ' tAVI 30,, 89- Fs F. 'mt OVA/i (WI SAVE I?,, C•..Iphui$. 1 - • IAVI 444. With Mv,h,...,,. Hv.$i 39' / C - 34e. tehhy C.r h 'I ... . .. .... 4 1 Tomato Sauce .. .... . .. 8'.'1 Tomato Sauce .. .. . .... 8 1 Tomato Paste .. . ..... 3 = 49' OM Or - I.., Green Beans 111411- 02. bollier fT itcaste I tt_.. IAVI 9' ".'-.. e ,IJ than ground beef .' omaft . K tchup III I better Wesson Oil ........... 39 Zest .................2 ,,_43c .. so. Salads . ..' t 6,..II I.h.i Garbage Bags .......... - - .. ..... CatChow 39' I 1: NiletsCorn ..........2....39 - It, Dole loops sil, if I like Tomato Juice ..........3 :-,'1 —','J Alp 77 ..... ••• SAVO I to Hulse s TrovIlip, 04 .• 39 .......... 'FabrIcSoftonor -I Is SalmonSteakoo*000000* e ra ion Bartlett Pears L; :;i; :;L!! .::::. flfllve(SQ( • • • 89 SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17•92, Casselberry morkets 0 r 41 IV ........ . .. ...... ....... �______ MONSOON _______ 14B- The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 9, 1973 OOK!NG X~Rated Neig hborhood? IS FUN It ~ 40~ 5%.I '_i__ - __ I i , I 1101.l5'\'\'I011, I" 1.1 i \l fat he rs t till, ads' ci' I is, in ct ion. but this Stit ii i"hwida t'$t \ tit lm-I%n\1 suhiii'han sti't"ts nO ha '.hat niay he the first Xrated neigh aren ' 4, P• I. n dist CH1Nl•:sF7-N i 'PPF:F, Park Chops with Psnc4Ippk "teamed RI('f SrunL Pr ,IT Ciam With Ginger S.iiurs ti''ei i n (hO c*)tintl'V The PORK CHOPS WITH PINE 'PP1.E Easily prepared sr ii big sLi let thin renter-cut por,i lair rtrnp' about 1 1/4 pounth '4 tea3p(mn salt '4 teaspoon garlic r .vi' ieasvmn papnik; S; lid oil tablespoon rornstiarrt ;iblespnnn light brawn sui ihIes catchup uihlespoon. sauc'r ran 1 P 1/4 ounr' crushe'd iincapple in hea %TU Fir 0 i I too movies sn ••SUf,.,ICt' - iECKTESE4 cut tat away from around 'hnps Mix together th e salt. - lic powder and paprika. ;tr'snIJe over both sides of it 1114 adc chops and brown on bo th ssd :;ver '-.----.._-__---------•. Meanwhile in a small mxlni howl stir together until smooti. th e cornstarch sugar. catchur, stir in pineapple with syrup ftemnvr chaps from. skillet, add pineapple mnixturv stir over lo heat until thin ene'ri Retur,5 chopsth skillet spooning some prneappk rmzture over them cover light ghi lv and simmer until chaps are tender 21 minutes. Makes 4 it P - I a" I • ' l' portion - Ao,xv .I it~ __"e -_ ..:T - _ - 1: -10 ,.# -0, - -N : . , -3 ________ -'973 k - I 00 44 I . £ Cr.. Ground Chuck .. . Swiss Steak. / S1. * 0 6 t / ,,,. 6 79c Io )4'. s"r"ings AMUMM.-, - - c REFRESHER JUI'(' K Retsmnat Vo'u' Poor Heveragi .C'!SE K RE!SMA YOGURT PIE \C Ynni evfflvfC thi! Langy-fiavored dessert rantainers ieacti i ounre plain vcgurt 1und creamstvle KrTuiIl -c'urd rottagt cheese 4 1/ teaspoon unflavored gel- • . - r,,. irnp .- - - ~~- 7 ~= :I: 0 P, _______________ .-.,-" ---- . --- - - - ' ! . ' F sr IF .I; A . , ., ,J0s i Pt?fI PJ.11 C..' Il • Whiting Fillets .... .LB 69c J .4 * '4 .., ,bUJES AT ' PORK Thursday. May 10, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year. No. 214 Price 10 Cents A&PJ IV 240Z9 . . . . SIZE II 9 BUTTER(RUST BREAD . . . 2OOZ.' . LOAF SANDWICH ROLLS - / 28 12C1 • • • • • • PKG SUGAR DONUTS SUPPER 53c FRESH APPLE PIE 220Z4, . . . . . . SIZE 1 Barbecue Sauce 9c 1 i: It 53c - - . I P " I .-. . ~ . I ______ I . LI L OTTLE -I- . .. II I $ LOW e tv I _ . t I A , o f ¶1 -_ ___ ! 1 0, O A J R1 Lr 1r - S. - ~ : I & . , A o''; FI?1j ' . - ,' -- Thus nothing has csmn' member. board members Stuart Jack Redding of Seminole ('ulpepper's motiri stunning High School and Robert tz(linkert of Bear Lake were that no school principals k' fired layer told the board that hired until the Reddirsg-Clinke'rt issue be resolved. Protest marches by studs and petitions from stall • '1 1Irents that Layer change- . .4 Op. 0 41## o mind about firing the t s's srincupals had little effect, and iwo I .\ V I. h he superintendent remained . - ii vii. br', ____________ adamant throughout the conroverss- that Bedding and t'unclusion of the course, be ('linkert lose their jobs, He said exempt lroiis taking the final IC was aitsng for all ap- t'Xaiiiinatii;n in that subject. The place for school board plic-ations to be processed 5 j before making his recom- meetings in Sanford was usendations for replacements ('titflgcd to the Seminole county But I will make them Just courthouse, in either the count)',,o1i as possible','' added layer. ('oflilIiiSSiOIWrs' chambers, (Sr Al '['he board also approved a Courtroom A or 13 a re Notices in the press and signs polic's that high s'h(sl C L 0 in Slit' court his,u,;(' lobby seni stho have at least a 3,0 ill B,s J''tn 1 average in any subject, s's ills no direct the public to the nieeting at,rade less than a ''C'' at the "0010 ath all of the ''flak'' surrounding the scalp of S-e'rriinole Shenff John Polk, I can't help but believe that he s's ill enst'rgt' fruits 5th(' ,srtsellini' lsks' a r S :, ,• 4 II ::~a ~,f 9 1I I . . I. " IX inflif Palo *I I .f -A_ ' kL Li' _____ • E VO R D A wkt Vi 2' P t -. 4K S ._1,4A 4 T7 P over itefrige'rut" for severa l hours Remove tnrni refrigerator about 1/2 hour before serving time Arrange- br-occult (It serviri platter and garnish with anchovy fillets and pi mien ti a Mak es P servinj SIZE 1 37 7 I . 6 ____________ _______ ,TV[ I, SALAD DRESSINGS . cii DI.00 12 CT. i ASSOITIP $OiJflOUI •' DES5ONE111 pfP47 5JTuJL P55p4? 4. ,. ASSOPIEP LJQJIt 000- Ss.• As v' • . . '2 02 so" 4 fiiunc'r bag Apple Juice... CHI'? £ 22 OZ .. t$AI1 Wi-'Y P54(I 39c Barbecue Sauce 110% KOSHD DILLS 1Svi of Heinz ... JAR ANN PAW CHIP STYLI 37c AIPI 59c . REGULAR French Dressing.. 1-,.. of L&P' Tomatoes riff.cv 'sis' A' An 511OW lTtMS is. 44'oz$l.00 CANS ... tow THIS Tang S 5 • ' j,Pl4 . . . . . . . . 0. . CHICK & COMPARE! Heinz CtP5, 'IC' AN Iv.'yd.rIS 59c 1. Ketchup.. LILIID O DIET 69c nests is being considered • Lipton IF IPINECRESTSHOPPING I I 'I.TI \I 11.1 .l( )N, I It ). is( 'K A It 1) SLIt it (Ili',', ii asis 1111 1.1 t ln'cwIu' lt'fe'iit' secretary. Three' olliet's are nepoi'teel uni(k'r ('ohS i'h'rai tiOII for I liE' J(JIJ. - -' -.- -- .CAP4 ... pear-ed us the Las Vegas Sun lt;w that III SQIUt! 1t'0S the' coining tiiu'vesl the (fifference between Sul)sisteuce Lifi(J St arvat ion . Ouuups. Juice.,.... 39c . arid a "aurry 't.jut The Nations.! Guard Bureau Ill Washington has recalled a t%X'iiUTe entitled S pend a Weekend with the Boy's'' that t Low Pries 6 .1 sCA, PEoS z 1..O0 ' . Area rte'uths Bridge' ' women. North Calendar 0s11hiC Carolina's acting / Crossword ixuile I)r. Crane adjutant general, Brig. GeIL Dear Abby WlUxs Buck, sa id the patti. jIdet Was too sgeSUt'e 1 V ',-:-.-: .--' .' , 2/i 813 3A F'htoriaul ' ommirsu'nt I-:rut&'rlalrisiierus I I'anu.ssa'oiie 913 813 Public ,soIu'tss SocIety SPorts JOB '' SANFORD1 . : 1. :", 813 ::-. 'IV .:-:•>:z.. .-;-:',oz-:-;-:-:-:-:-::..; -,: . 6A 811 811 - - ,, - 911 6.711 o 2/i 8B ' - - xon Pl ed g es F U I I J u st i ce rr..'r W.\SIIIN 'i ( )\ Al's I f ;ri-r iuung s';ent for l'res- I t.'Fitito an ,an.ps r isk'nt Nixon, in a speech to the Wednesetay night, ''I can assure the 1174 cnngr-ij camparty faithful and financial tU that we will get to the hot- paign backer s , promises that "the torn of this deploe'abk inIn i Watergate development guilty ilI be brought to jus- cider,t," earlier in the day, the director Site" us the Watergate scandal. The President said he was of the Central IriteUeCe*t'-" lerted In build - 'a more peace' Agency told senator-i that i But Senate testimony about fut world" and is determined to !zusted Ntcn advtser. John high-level involvement in clandestine operations has raised go forward uaward that goaL F.hrhzchm4gn. smoothed the wa'i ne questiofts about the strange "We're going to make the for F Hia Hunt ohtai goings-on, ntiS four years better 'Jun the CIA nutenais later used an an last four years.'' Nixon told the office burglary Nixon told a $1.00.a.pIate CIA Chief James L Scftlesing said th agency 'IIdn 't know .ttt Hunt's n-uson was but that giving him the aid as though Elirlichman, who gave up his White House post last week, was 3atd to have asked that - M's 11res- s'nly that the rid'nt nted titan receive igency asmatisfent Nixon has told Republican to meet with the four "to disjnce '.ngre'sional leaders that John cu current LsSUes." Hwfl a one-tune CIA 'mIt Connally s' ill join his staff Sources reported on Wedries- ptoye has testified he took par. today, as reliable source said day that California industrialist the September tn burglary ('onn.ally, a long•time DemoDavid Packard had Liken tu,s of a Lua Angeles psychiatrist's rat s'ho scs'itched to the Rename out of the running for the 'rnce in an attempt to photopublican party only last week, top Pentagon post, citing the traph the doctor's files in Danstill be made a s pecial consult. press of personal business. L Eilaherg, a defendant n he ant in foreign and domestic atThe sour ces said annoum.'-e-paper iaI lairs, the source said inent of Nixon's plan to noonThe President informed top nate St to the top PenRepublic-an leaders in the Ligon post would come later kiiouse' and Senate of his dcci- day-along with the dilosur is'fl -it a 4iiiinute meeting this of a shcrt.teriti White House aiisurnjng at the White house signment for former 'trea,surs Called to She White' Ilouse for Secrt'Lir- John B. Connally t ,4 au 8,30 a Ili iiwt'tsng were the The twin inos'e come ji four till) (;()I, congressional on seeks to resha pe a lute' lt'adt'rs-&'n hugh Scott of House staff and set-und 'err'' I 'enns'lvsiiia .sntt Robert I' administration shaken b Griffin Fin of Michigan and Reps 'ss atergaste s&'amaal G e rald It Ford of Michigan and %lulttinilhonaire David I 'slie C. Arends esi Illinois .trd earlier turned down tt\ .;, a e tIle L*LeL S liii' 'iS bite house' stoukt 'cjs' as see'ret.srs of defense. tergate evelvptnents, ,'h1esmer t.e tic ewe! for thit CIA Diree:tur lames -pet kit vacant when Nixon &'biesmger of the Cencri,J Elliot KichJrxisun, wiligeoce ency estifted be"shotus,ihektthe Pentagen post tc're a &nate sutcunumft,e nh three int'nths. to t5flle about cl. help given to .uttirney general. s'ici.'e'csling UuwarI Hunt in sunnestwii Richard Kkrndierxst who t'e' with a burglary at the office i -.k'd LU (14)5 IC' the psychi.atrtst fur Pent gun Schlesinger has been head of t its'. total i'te''. N III th' .i I'ttperi defendant Daniel Etis. tht' tutieIui' spy aenc fur Less iisilliusn building 1k 4igret'st berg SeXv,singrcr said the CU than four months Iklus'r that, s's itt, Iireim'n that the' total kt,ss was" ill dv bed" to 4IVC the he isas e'htsirimtan of the tc'nuv s's,i'i at least $1 itllion assistance, but that the a,genc Energy ('onuutu,slon and State' I'atrtd Mt'tiiisthsilt', the the! not know Hunt's tuisseot, ' r M.\j1I'.i. Th IMI( ,- - Still 11(41 Free . Connally 'Joi ns' even - 'c , - . 111A I , ,, ' . ' V/atergc fe ' . 1A - G lance ce • ' .1(111 N i .Will iN NI .1 .y Jul11 staff - - -' ' Rain Damage Hits MIAMI Al's I Iras' y rain has bet',i hlaiiiiesj for an esti• niate'd $1.5 tisilliusni slaiiiiage to as furristur,' tut'r its Misiiii iist hi' 27 trafFic au's-nhs'nts on this' '0* Iuijurit's 551-Is- i is St-il ,ss 'Iipervisurs huslsllt'uI more than persons, most of tht',ii e'in• i 1 'n', ill thus' suite- i f the Isuilulisig during thus- sullopse amitl ('isurity . 'list' Wcslsiesdaiy afte rnoon slaistnjsur ranged from 4 07 Ini-hie iii North Misiuiti iii'aicti t 140 ins-he's iii West I'almii lIe,st I in iits)sit five lisusirs. for the I As' it! Furniture Beau Miaiisi said as portion oil the 4U-flMit i'uiue-re'te' I *vitz said it is list yet kiius's ii if the roof's drain )IJ*5 itiiiCtli)iiiIIg or if hurt' s'sre ' lind rock %iill (it tile tint-30ear- tilil building (-011ps('d after the' Weather Ys'sterdasy' high ) kiss' tIII Will 23 sF an i:wh of rain (hsmince of aikrnoust, or early I)Uilding'3 flat rool augged frimi v%- ening thunder-itorms. 11191, ill Ibis' s'ss'igiut iii wisler. Williauims I &'s'iti tusliusmial buy sr for the firiss, said tha t miller list' t'sillsspse it layer of water iiurt'sl into the butlsling c-over inure' thorn I l0,(X$ square feet o f furiilturs' ,sji,us e , Index - .,. - - - 01, CENTER HWY. 17 -92 8127th sr. ' w 3701. '•'Yd•y l,•w P,lc.I Friskies •' u :' TEA BAGS..,,, sox CAT FOOD :: ;.-.fl J: 51. II 'l)I( 'I v ('(I-si \J I 'rv'i•:i•: aJ)J)('U't (Iiil1k('l f at-i I'Jlieit I. I(I('Ilau'(jSOIl S 110111 trial 1011 to be a I tor'ns'v ge:n.'ral ii:it :... ASSORTED PLAVOR$ 1. he fnadt' in winning to elect ion, Gue's 'A ll, said t bus "flie'rt'fure, I hate- ijrs'i'ji-ij to ins oke execuUv privilege and a forgive myself''' Well, he eally didn't say- that but it : V of a heck a cute caption. to a : REASONABLE OUANT(TIES OF ANY ITEM. job 1*1 i - ( ,i r- T a ylor Phco ' - - -' - ' - , ; II - - 1.1,. In South Florida ' 29c oozl9c Beans CHICK & COMPASS ., Saiilorsl Is h'guils' insufficient to support the circuit court jury verdict Lindsey said he' expects the supreme c'ourttsdes-ideif it has jurisdiction in tl Thompson cast' hs- Ma 17 or issilt' an order that Mrs. 11IOIflt)SOfi be held in r ison suit il the decision is reached. I)cfenst' Attorney Roger Berry said if the high court lakes' kirisdss-t hin on the' ct:ito'c appeal of the appeals court ru l ing rig overturning the c sn'n't ion he believes his client c' ill remain in prison ''fur at least 45 d;is's'' until the supreiiis' ourt dispose.s of the case. Mrs. Thoiispssn has been granted numerous trips home to visit her children and fuiniil - several sine's' l)t'ceuiiber, 'p,p 'iii mip.sons lived on West Fourths Street in Sanford when IlssWiy' Thurii1isori my steriousl slisappt'aire'sI in the sumiinier of l%8 I 'ulit't' found his sle'cousIsse'd body stuffed in as hail closet in the house in Jan. l%9, A pathologist said Thutisipsomi had been shot at least Is's t( e in ti lt tis'ail. Mrs. 'ltoimpson and her i luiluiren had earlier moved and this' house s'sas s"i"-ant. 'liii.' apk'.ils court, in aas"erturning Mrs 'flssoiipsiin's curss'n'tion, s;iI:I the state's t'or-- I'J{ESl Jfl-;\'i' NIXoN tells Itepuhilcan contn butors he will get to the bot loin of the Watergate scandal and ('arty out the pledges Psii.! THROUGH SUN, MAY 13. ItI) is. ALL ALP S?Opp t"114# CITII$ USTID AD AN HOT AYAJ$U TO QTs'*p UTA1L04. ot W540u5s,uR. IPPPCTJV( fur au even snore ,- Irrsently 97c FOOD •SS••CAPi ANN P1.01 tWITu's TO ATO SAUCIj Pork & (hi 'l'S'J'I( INS tire raised on Capitol Hill a bout high-level in Volvenit'nt in tIlt' Watergate case, President Nixon J)I'OIIliSeS that the guilty viII be brought to justice. A s'er prominent na:iw in the Low '' 29c Apple COHYADINA STIW1D A4PI prslriuirwnt county ALP I&AH I OX °' AtP'f, P,AVp 11,-lu W MIX 39c Slender SAP Iv.-yiy Low Pci•i AN14 PlOt CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED TO 1.00 PAY MOPI' French's Mustard C. - a.411 $ Iv.'ydOy his' 111IAP4 P10lJiP tJP"SC1P4LD (p PQWfl AS \I' Isn't it strange ste s,nls hear the hue from those allegedly representing the accused Where tn the s'sorld are all ofthe parents" Or are they content on letting w'nse kooks peddle the stuff to their kids' 79c , " .s. C APi 1.00 Ultra Ban 5000 Sc.. c' 125 ct A& 24 C' I ••:' ' ' :'.'.:..:.:.::.:.'.:.:::.:::.:.:.:::.:.. NEWS DIGEST 'si' eApt to HOLD 89c Hair Spray... D1T11010V Chiffon .. ALP Al' Piojj,p AP4 4 '•i, " Bathroom Tissue 3 ?ISAGES 1 1/2 cups hcrb.seasonec dr't bread stuffing. fr-urn at DELICIOUS APPLES 3 LB. I OZ. - .7Qe Kleenex Towels 3JuMll P0 t 00 Kotex Napkins... Facial Tissue. 5 .5 / 4s'r . - IIGULAP OP SIJCP v.Jfs'it, I:PL, C) XIISI f' S 5. I 1 ANN PAGE ASSORTED Baked Pot.iittcs. 4 ___ WEEKDAY SUPPER Easy Raked StufItd Fish :: ' ::::::"':::' : ' ' ~ ** I it . . ______ _______ ___________________ . . ___ _ 4 ' I - ' S. S •, • ________ __ "7 -- I r. 0~ I Alli, $ I ' -Tt " b - -,O L 1. . --A . VARIEtTo Il i ) i, . .. I NSTA0 - I -. ________ . P. __ - iIIi _____ JI!1_k.ii.i . __ ____________________ 2- O wiUi a lurk beat together thu oil, vinegar remairnng 1/4 tea spoon salt and pepper. add tantpernli and spoon marinack - II -. -' : tablespoon instant toasted '-tiopiw.d t'ni'r fror ; ui' ti Pa rLa il Paprika Wash Linil drfist; Add 4 tablespoons of the butter to the boiling w..ter and stir to melt butter in a medium mixing bowl mix stuffing and onion, stir In butter-water mixture Line a 3-quart oblong glass baking dish '13 1"2 b F 3/4 h 1 3/4 inches I Ut similar utensil with fell. grease foil with tablespoon of the remaining soft butter. place fish in dish, fill with stuffing and skewer or ory livI cl.sed Spread tap of fisL with remaimng I tablespoon butter, sprinkle with paprika Bake in a preheated 42degree oven, basting a few times, until fish flakes easily and 25 to 311 minis- is opaque m 4 a : - - ', k Ann Pcige JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH Pouitne FreshRn,crolisijlacj Apple Betty beverutz FRESH BROCCOLI s;ALfrJ) I bunch broccoli 1 cup boiling water 1 1/4 ten spoon salt 1'4 cut olive' oil 2 tablespoons whiti vin* .iiii T --..' ______ Itt' had been in contact tith ('ares Ferrell, general council 'c the State Education .'pa11.iicnt, who said t)ecaIL.( '1k' hotl .'oc ed firing of ¶,'s S.'rnue -el .Csi principals die school board failed to act n tI Superintendent Bud Layer layer's recommer,dations b fizzled Wednesday night the May 3 deadline, Layer's automats athout a final splutter ('I recommendations board cally stand. protest from any school By JEAN PA'VrEs4)N Herald Staff%rster of Fish Filleti BeverageEAFV BAKED S'fl.IFFEI) FISH 2 1/2 pound tiolc wtutt fish ior similar varu'tv, cleaned and boned 6 tablespoons butter. soft 1/2 cup boiling water 'Dism i ssals Stan d f ' -- - N . - -- SS JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH LARGE GOLDEN OR Cl*inkerot A . JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH FRANK ROLLS OP HAMBURGER S CT • • • • • • PKG. rig, ' '' m it. ''' Reddi ' ,'c'siik',ie'c' Uehate(I Story Page 2\ . i,- _wt._1_=z--_ 408, JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH Ur into cheese mixture Acid remaining container yogurt cugar and vanilla, stir to mix well Pour intii Graham Crackr Crust sprinkle with nuteg m -,"hill until set ta4 hours - fentlant isrul no uSher pi'rs'sn Andrew I .indey said Weilnrsslay he has filed a iwtilltm with the state supreme court aski en' (lie hiuIi court to take Juris(lIclion in the case of Mabel Fran('('S lhoiitpson 29-yea r-old I Sanford iuiottwr of four. 'l'he attractive blonde remains in I s elI Slate Prison U. sshere she has served three' 'ss1,1hh''ntt',1ttt' m urder of her Iireniiin hushand, lb)ht)y Thompson. 1.1 odsey said the Fourth 't --District Court of Appeals has Lr.lnted the state's iwtititsrs for stay iii ii ianslate and thus Mrs. Ihuitipson t ill remain in prison until May 17 liii' appeals ()tirt overturnc(I Mrs Thonipson's conviction April saying circum stantial c%'i(Icnt'e In her 1970 trial M 6 p4 MOTHER'S DAY CAKE hot water stirring constantiv. Orange carrots Greet Salad iluuer,acotcti Brownies A ssistant State Ally. (; me -4 h;t' . •;;si;,itts'sl , 00 :I'kJ' In the electric blender. blend together until smooth I con. Lainer of yogurt and the cottage cheese Soften gelatin in the milk then dissolve aver s'5t411111';ll Sisal (lit' uruile W1$5 li JAIL CONFINEMENT AhI,rs,nr,ntri Snrip "a'I Wil)jt. (barls-q (smrthøll Ti of Ar,e'sfsIv' PA P county jail whr't o they were frxlged under $16,r nd. The to n .hg tt5 'l'omr'nie Arsfrri, rt, siT A'a w-: .'w"r i( r-rs ,n'sdav morning in a tx'l ita ra rI I r(d .1< fri,ir ") - ' lI.'rnitl c,s.i Wrlta'r . • , FRYER PARTS , Ia FWit'I'tUlcft• ~ l Vt''!tue ;weer part- finrous flute' covering from broccoli stalL' up to buds Cut through stuD.and buds lengthwise if nece, ., sars'. to make- uniform size Wash in cold water Cook in boiling water , with 1 teaspocu Of the salt until tender Drain 4 CHEC K THESE JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH (if pimnic•nt 1 lis hUh i.t.I' ;; Jo couNrr' i 'E'I' OS( 'A It ItEL)EN ( centr s escorts Clayte,n Thrna 'left a, .58. of 4 qft VL I I ECOR lED - fl; t a.: teaspoon vanilla !.•innti graham cracker crust ut nief :i Appea/ed al IMP cup mill. '1 t;iLt' pepper t .thot filie 1 "L J tILLI I 59 C F eN 1 .7 . - A' '3 ' 4 -. a. Dismissal 69c 15 ' . I 41 59c Fried Clams.. * ... -* 79c 'A . V 1% . . h ____ - ______ - - -- ---- ..& 4ir 4 . Thompson :`, 6 9c S.. ii 89c . .. .. $1.89 Fish & Chips. . Pimento Cheese. corner 5 , CAF 'I's's'Ii,iIs.'nll' MI)P1II(II)U, flit' cliv ''1. tii'ial q:i'!. flit' I tn':if c', it; 11111 I,, VitShit ion cii any l:iwc ,\ .1 Ivn,i, tstls,,'iic'v lot flit' t p,siItsi,l,' 11)(11., 111 I t'Itu' calti lit' ll;itI l,ilci,',iit'I Ill. I, Ihial t'sniiit-il of liii' tit t p1 t'thiuiiiit'iiI anti Ii,' I lu)Iilhi If ws,uhel lii' dl'wiiccc'tl ut Its Iit'\t liit't't i'iU 11111 I(:SIi flii,ik' Ilis'ic' i'. hiflic' flu' lishal t'ntitii'il IIIII tIII 5i(5p1j uuisIu'uul Its flit' Ilit':stc's' n('ln't's lest' cinsir' Iviuc' iii iihiitit a i- v act liw It, i ''ciii vi' flit' i)i'li1t'1ii s'itlsei (I) X i'uilril li',ii's'', Ill' ('tI'c'II idi flit' flis'atct' fr o n t flit' 11(511 Pi'iliU siiI dii I iI,v ('OI1l ill iS4Ifltis'ts liuivs' l,i's'n s'iiii€iIlie'I it' its flit' ti'Iiijsl1uitifc of MIN \\'atls and her iic'Itliiss,,'c hut l - sUi(-s'elc' thie' are not 11011011"'nit much hitupe' It,, a qiik'k sohiif lois S frolist. . - : . Fish Sticks 39 W3PPf Beef Steaks.. 2 of the r . $1.09 Skinless Frankc . . . . . crp.,'c - Sliced Bologna... S1.29 Ih'tto \'atts Al teas lv iip'.et over I hi' showi ng of liii' f)ll't1sl i'la'';i' 1 )eep 'i'm oat'' ill a siiliiii-lai', Iflhlossi' illfl\iO, cliv olfii'iiils iniivosI Iii close I he di-i'o In only to ," a.., •.t a. 4iiI.f C.'- 'ir;. c' ic 88c Sliced Bacon......89c wtTtI'. svu Boneless Roast.. . ' - __-~,__i~"_~_____ I____ _% . .I- si ".~ Chuck Steaks.... , , / cu 'rPlc4 MEAT DE?TEN VALUES Wff1l. IUP f ill It cii I lic'r I50(15 SIRe5 it 'q tin I lit' ,'pcu', V visi • iistiwo I di'ivs' ttiii', liii' Alt ' It,E'I,' i'iiniil;iiis'st is'IlhllI1i'l1nh1Il I'PMI(leIlt learn 111.11 I hey woi- o hel pIo'e iii'ea ice the tlieatoi- is is'atoil sisi land bast se (i'oii', the Si'i',',i,',ils' Isislian Hoseiva I isiii. adacont to flit' cit V limits We have v\p lored ovt'i'v issli iiiIt, Irtlill the S flsiss'asi of I,uli;i,i i\(Iajrc liii ilsi ii," s,s s \,.st 'its \t Isn'nvv Bari 1 1 1 1 410 11 "Fii'sI Ili all, ' can't ii'sics't'iste iiink"i' Sta ff, obsconi I laws I oca s iso a pondin g ca se hot oi'o I he IT, S Sn proun' ('otirt has placed us on rs'sIi-ainl IsisIot Ii said ''i'hs' i'osint v has no p4l't'l' to ic-, .snts olst'oiiit - law!, or t'og1111114, the theater And the i'itv can't The drive-in's ia ft scl-t'cn i H to il ci ca i'I ble (toni sui-1- oii nil n g homes, ('hihireti can 'eV it from Ilivir I x, droolli windows and varloads ni 't'iuths young to ho 1niittI ( x rated gather in the neigh lrho(Ki to w atell t ile at' Ii i-tn " When I'm driving my children home in the evening. I have to stop on the and kill them to shut thou- ' SUN was liestim ed on an i'itltt% ing residential area 'hvn the .Arrow Drive ye In theater 1's'ont k hog;iii shes Ifl)Z, X-rated I iIns \ hieh 111141111\1 1alw'1 11.1 1-d-core ji,orllograph ' - , dubious title I'\O'S ic-hes deep in spots, caused ''hundreds iii t housand s"of tiedlurs in water (lasusiuge to nueri'hiansjlsc. stud Iii upper hik Is' Isis's' 0s ,ii to iii Ift'I prulaubi lily ,. teiut through Friday 'I isunskrstormiis ruuiubhiul ut fssb.ii st'ii'ters'd are3 frutti the Fir N sir this's' t'sl (is Nest Pant I .msslaurusI unit Florida tisslity, but Iliii'it of this' lustisimi vlsjssy ed fail'inidls t'.'t'ri' i'ltki'sl tit iuuiks per hour at (hindus, Net). ansi 76 at West PmsIii 1km-li, Flu,, during thiusiderstusrirus Wt"t:seula y uSc 1st i't Nixon's Office of Manaiemneni and Budget. It wus LI that budget Ihi he cutne to Niun's ttntion with at report dris tIt'r'ti'.iisi'r' h,i,isl*'rs'd i'ee' e'iimiiie' titling weepin Sit k'sast issue Iit'rs'.*ils in the government's but none changes r'eI)ortl'st isijurest, Ie'hligeiit'e galtleI'Ing ups'ratieits si'rioush Connally had s"i.'me from s's .s a nusel'- oi', I 41i'sI, it leues, s's't'it'is, he hsI Jnn-ounces,i six, a It's's tissuse','' stitti JOz 'iSilt in as series of 4te't'ieknts on as lUiiiik turnpike stretch tis'e'-1,tsur permed when thuns' ols' ed ' truck ilm-er %%ho livilw-A clear ', eludes away' rssiii an accid en t inwhing I I cars unit trucks. I'to,I sIkIke''tiIi('Il bl'.suuit'd liii' osu It'ople tins lug , lust lot roust t'isntfttiuns A se'iss'sulI t'isllupse ill 4OfhlS Thmsiiit, whicti tiok with II is ,ur lion of siule'wa 1k, s's' ass aIIM I liii (tie' ruSts I':Iberi lull of liii' National ast't- isk'iit rain sills caused by arrh'iil, this' first (if liii' year for the' South Florida uure'au, of a warmis tropic ,it air iiuiss which t'rniverge'si ',s ills a cc s-,k ( '"'I fr smut Senate cuninuttee he4rrngs tvnunued on the noewnLiun t EUi L to be ittorgeneral azsd us 'ser-a. ermenc W atergate snvestigatisJzi ichard,s.'n cJ h wuui'J WWLC prusee'utor and submit his 14"it %evk I* was switching his 'witie fvr Senate approvalpa r t' affiliation front leanwtuk' the White Hvuse 11ft,mocrat w ltelvtiblicitit sull Was Wking kv 3 M Bulletin - Idah'ement to Ric'harxo as Secretary of N i:'is '(5R K M' Former Alt). cu. j Mik-t.dI, former t'ummt'rt'e S1'5 retain s Issuriti- 11 Stuns and f ismuiu'ie'r Robert I.. %t','o will ht' iuetk'Ied 10(15) Lbdense, The I'testsk'nis first choke, feuwr Deputs Defense See-e'eIary L\et III SI 11$t'k8r'J, took hüuwlf "it of It's..' running l lI'-:t'L(F F ('Alit_ES A l'entisgisu spoksiusms' an- casts i'untribultuu Vt'st'o iiuisk to I'rraident Nhiuu's rr's'levltoii turn pulgis, a % 'isirt i' s'lu,st' to (lit' hit Iigus' 1 11111 sauhsi, down requests by hluist and c-uWatergate conspirator U. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 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/683850be1cf543f4b736778516c8f9fe.pdf d9d18fa2ed9e588b9fe9a26c1d83c8c4 PDF Text Text �������������� 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 08, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 08, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 08, 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/c05343759d86f8c4fa07ed2c32c5545f.pdf 48df1c1c8cef403b3657a9402b92ad14 PDF Text Text ������������������������� 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, April 29, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 29, 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 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 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/696013728b940acc5c1bf0ca4139b6b5.pdf fb3313a067ce81cda1b71284db4ac1d1 PDF Text Text ��������� 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 07, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 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/5db6bfbc8e80a18b5dea7269c20e5124.pdf 3f8d91a8ef496ded6411c81cf5d906a9 PDF Text Text ��������� 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, April 27, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 27, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 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/b38529ac4c5a3edeae8ba81d83f1b6fd.pdf 86d3b926e7c7304fa48f714c6d0868e8 PDF Text Text ������������������� 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, April 26, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 26, 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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 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/f85055e0ca96136690dccf93a9fafde9.pdf 04be6d9abf51017341ff93315e5cdb41 PDF Text Text ���������������������� 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 06, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 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 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 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/47bf6756652aec3fb629672872e9c51e.pdf eba6991a7911131e24272d7bd9c78e86 PDF Text Text ��������������� 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, April 25, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 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