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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ce2be966aad970d7810a271854a49c90.pdf a91c3282d760646a05fbffdf65c78b88 PDF Text Text 4:- ii- -,,b - '''' . u't'onday, Jail. 1, 17i - Everglades Tragedy WESTERN Local Firm Plans Increase JEANS Bells- Slims- Req u Ia rs BEST SELECTION Denim Cords Other Fabrics To -, . - ? i , (11 ,. I -- 1, . _,. -- - ,JPW I. - ' i ~ .r 04 . - - ~_-4- -- - go-~ - -. V : _7" . : ' " 4 Medical '~' - lk~, . 1 , - -., t. - •-4 ' -. - .- ~,~ - --. . . - - - 0~_~_ - -1. - .: - / - "a'- t• -- , ----- . 4; - P - - P. '541 miniature unit for towing spzc'e. The Sanford firm no em- disabled cars and light ploys 25 persons but officials vehicles. "It's designed to exrensR'e predict e'nplcwment will jump replace more when a third wrecker units at one-tenth the In 75 by late 1973 phase plant expansion, already cost," according to Young. Over 50 'Mimi-Tow" units in th' plannric cI1lges. is have already 'en sold and the petted to tx'gin. Wi th the addition of the two firm has orders for 100 more new products Young said the even though production hasnt firm's sales in 1973 are ex- yet started. The unit attaches to the rear peeled to jump In ten times the of a pickup truck and pays for 1972 level, The expansinn centers on the itself within one to six months, 'Mt'd-X-Am" table, brainchild Young stated. Mini-Tom units are ;tlrt-aLt m I,! local general prac-tic-tioner Hardwic-k. Charles Dr. '- control will be retained with a direct sales approach. Clifton Taylor, longtime Sanford resident and former contractor, designed a selfpropelled trenching machine five ears ago and started his manufacturing career A yc;ir ago the firm was incorporated and the plant on Airport lau1e'ard built tradenainc the With "Trenchtaibor", the machinc digs foundations for buildings clean and sttaight ln%1 makes mnct t'gret corners I, .. ._ • . -- 4. I Ttietday, January 2, 1973-----Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No, 104 I)H. CHARLES Hardwick (left) explains operation of "Med-X-Am" table during recent open house at Taylor Manufacturing Co. Inc.. \irport Boulevard. Sanford. Al right is cotnpan president. Clifton iivlor. who developed Ilardwick's idea and will manufacture the uduut Bob Lloyd Ph.o . Hospital Notes l;.: I 'it. I btn, (;Iendean Cutter, Ostren Kathleen Gehr. 1ke Mars (yde ShO t. Enterprise Clyde WJ. Fk'Rar UI-A'EMHER 24. 172 ..xDMISSIONS S:ln!c!rd Essie Sparks Paul Br.nhle Arthur Beckwith Cornelia Moultra ou ut Robert Moore Mattic Brown Louise L?ng Mary Brown Velma Johnson Claude Hilton. 1)cltona Edward Thomas, lik'ltoria Mary Fletcher, Deltona Felix Santoro, 1)eltona Valtine Sholar, Deltona Frank Muscntx'ck, Deltona Adelaide Conte. DeRarv Douglas Stanley. Ga:in-svillt- twuI:lBl:f{ o, is I)'1lSsl()' Sanford: William J. Davis Agnes Lovelock Calvin Overstreet l.eon M Swain, Sr Cli fford Grooms. Jr Mar tha T. John Alfred Hansen Donna Jean Williams l,.ouisa M. Middleton, I)eRar Hobert E. Grayson. l)eltona Francis Loro lkt-, lake l)IS(UAR(.F.S Sanford Ruben Gilchrest Sanfordi Freddie Stafford Walter Gallowav William 0. Zink Ptuthp Jones Donald I). Dawson 'b)'flt' Rose Mar) Helen 1wrenee Itubyv Christiansen Wiles F Moore\i±i tibraol; Ibiroths M Wilson Adolphus Chamberlain Nc,riiia Jean Carr Bernice Jacobs Mildred P. Mitehefl Linda Rogers, Altamonte Baby Girl "A" Rivers Spr ngs Anita M Mathews ________-________________________________ - Sem i no le ( Januar Sanford Senior Ciuz.vlis Club iit-eting, 12 noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring a bag lunch. Business meeting and program, 1 Sanford Woman's Club board :io-eting, 9:30 a.m., clubhouse. Sanford Tourist and Stiuf-. I ltbarcJ Club covered dish supper, 6 clubhouse (in lakefront, Business lrit't-tzri st-ill follcmi- Pt- t I. !r Ann 1.. Bridges Mary F. Rawlins 3'hn W. (.rn'•r, DeRa rN Joseph M. Esposito, Nidia Gehrku, t)eltona I)awne Marie O'Brien, lk'Itona Rebecca Alderman, Dehand Douglas Stank), P. iiainesville Robert W. Boone, Ne Sin) ma Beach Jeannie Wilma Carter, (irlandc DECEMBER 31, l97 ADMISSIONS Sanford Vt'rdt'll Th(Ifluis Eugene Smith John Roberts Brenda Mixon Rebecca Coggins Frank Luke Hew- Monroe Donald lull. DeBar) Samuel Peterson, Sanford Christ i ne La n d st r a in, Ilbeltona tssit 'ard ie' Monroe Richard Callicchis, Nei Hartford. N.\', David DeMon. Lake Monroe Knowles FHA 'indifference' .. slo a month iiitil apply rental toward 1iiirclia" L NCII ' 14911 l wi I h. -• • • 4(lØ[.$)'( 4 Ct'ceo 6)-i 242 - 4'tt • A22= - " .- BIRTHS: \lr and Mrs l.at rente Donnai Williams, a baby Lx). (h t- o n anci meeting, noon, I -Ii.ar Community Center. Jan. 15 Illinois Club meets at 6 pin I It 'no Community Center. 3$ 3 '5e5 : eo -\hiiiinistrations .... • "' ... , --A Jan. 17 Annual Bar.ut't, MaitianidSouth Seminole Chamber of ('ornInci-ce, 7 pin, social hour, 8 ;.ni . dinr,er. Con t emporary H'td, 'bdt I' 'I Its John A. exposure quite a t Emotions rather than reasoning are entering into the quake rescue uhisSiOfl liiok at two contrasting efforts tin page 3A of today's issue As might be expected it would appear that much compassion but little supe'rv ision and coordination lx uiiu. demons trated - V , J 1111.,,- td erine speed. .n bra'- Eugene Kellner, executive director of the area Reel Cross, 'The public response to s;xt iol flood relief as of Sept. 30 .- trHn: SanforEl1z1)b4 ,IW' Erris Green Charles Tate Theresa Major Linda Brwllt's Jr Edger ' - *1 - " 1 19 r- . - ' ' Seminole - :. ' . - -, I , p • January r Quake . • . - •. - be Acc - - " pressing '. - - a two (l of - .' - -. . drainage • - . ' it• ill- I ..." .' -,• • , 'n', government opera- in tion of '.- -- • - - - seen - - sp Sports _ ' photos featur. -, " - . ' &_. • - "- '" - - - u' ro U pS - - _____ - ' • ' ., - - - - - - - - - ' - ' '.' V - :. - it it' s that S•ifIit selfish h'e Ii pres a'ls - - 72 I I I - ' I 4 mer(fl Car s 5468 L I j al .1 l I ,, , JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney 's: Open 8a.m. ti! 9p.m. Mon. th'u Sat. -' , - ' e ' - - of - • ': - FEDERAL OFFICIALS stly 11 sophisticattA new flight data recorder Will 11VII) in- tt. I vestig1itors determine ss h> u1 I ties Ft iStar jetliner ptUflge(l iuito tIle Lines E vergla des S5. d I11 with I h Per-SOnS It)O)i t d ::~ '' ., SE VE NTEEN 1(1 I t (.1 I :-:: , - . Ii urn ILiii I and . Ilii' II ha hid S Of i n Ii* It '-iiItIfJ (1) 104)k - 1)1 - hellel' jol)s, have been jililed on illegal elltry , .-:: that ges U S Iminigi at urn olfic ia Is sas : :.": gaille and confiscated all tilt, Woze being ,, , i \% ritel's CIA,( ' , : -' FFF*O'.-'- F " V I all .1 A Area deaths Sixirts .--- -- --- 211-311 3A Stocks . TV 2A , 411-511__________________________________ ('1m1'5 411 Crossword puLzle ..........7* Weather . Dr. Crane . 7* ilrIolgt' ( 'alendar Classifi.'d OILS - - Dear Abby 7A .. we COOId the ce'ikni iipJii hod talk n doss n Use air ondi __ . di re t or B o b I\u-' I lu-' c , ieach, This prohibited fishing the, .ue.h umilesa fisher , IToh t'i)gin('t'I tda s u- t'h ing u ppros a I to turn on t'Iet I rtt Its to pier 1' liLt I e'lt'e'ti'ie'al ss tirk will be c'ociiplt'tett b Thursda y . Knowles said cheeks "We were stunned mid didn't .-. . au' still unsat istac tot 5. svct'k Ili ld e sto,ixt in the t1mrSC,i lot a fees iuuiiutes, be'fui e lull said that was silly rith see' should t* out of the building t grabbed Ili) iu-' t'lr cast' niiei we !ett the' building,'' Mr'. intl took the harit.e of lusnii '-heir vehicles .sfle'ui tt.t' tide ' ldt.411 fl-01--ating conerete dock anits and curt t (Is C tflt'dsU! t- - are Bre,var'j County (uni tiiissiuner Gene Roberts ha irrdng'41 held thv January I eted this b t ISIS d Photo - -- Ili ' thi: .')illIiiisSiUii Wdrd ruu*ii in alt' dil e'uurthuue iii 'fltuvilIe' ''tue has been set (or 7-JU P M the first meeting was held to -5 tethfe office building whtei , New Year Cri rn eS . 't-c-Anis.NiLretli,iti!,,Owt)Plt :urt,ed out including at Ibt 0 rei(iI the Sanford area. Ri.'aej, Os icdce, Sttort1t Ruixrt Morris. whi. An Orlando imian wa-c erre-sted 'ii charges of possession of L ac'tm 1, pukesiir.xn for the Sanford sportszuiun group. iiiarljuatia user Inc gruiis anti jailed under $,t*ifl bend, .uinuwtced that a t. NEW i'UtIK AI' i -- Stock misrkt'I prk'i-s shut upse ant Imise unit aiiah sis atirihut' Its .U(i I Si I OH ttlUiuiu-'iLlUc'F, il. 't .5.purt:iie-td I 1 piltie lie Ills I. sti utti )tilSuiiiiiiit Spartmu tits st'vero1 the-its, iiri,'tueiiiig a &'as'ibe'rr, were- jailed on ore'ak-iui ill the re-side-iie-e of e- turgt's cit atteiiipleti pe'U Frank Stctliant', 224e Poinciana larceny after a neighbor liciaci. cc here' stereo CtiLiiUiitt'itt .iii,'-tIit Ih,.iii !r i,t rd the Jurnp priniuril) to allit cash valued tit $1.456 %~vre take plant,, valued at S~5.48 \It1jIdjj% hoift's about thic' high-It's il lk'itct' IiilI.% bt'tsst'eii L s. an d North VIi'Iuiuiut'se' in-geitlutors (hut still r-suiiit' iii'I stttii In Paris. Al 10:30 a,ni•, the I)uue take-ti, iuu-'corthing it, Sheriff John I''Ik ss ho tx'guii his se'ceuiieh lour-)e'or krisi as Sheriff tif Seiiiiiiule County (ccclii) In tether Sheriff's lh'peiit*iien( reports: freHil '2158 h"ieldingwood Roach Lull Iiric'L'tt, 21, of iiparline-itt 50, Ltegt'nu-'y Apartitieiit', L"t'i-u' Park, rex'r(cd the theft vi is tape deck valued at $143. Jeff (;r,Iiiurjli, 17, of 507 Ivanhoe i.- tare. liuvestigatitig is e-oziti:iumg in the shooting death f :uge-ne Watsoit, ,fiJ, of lot 5, Sanford Mobile- Ilutire- Park. Del. \%,Illlulll Itogan is conducting B u lie tin - e - . - - , ,, _ ------------ . III ", Jolleb U%rrage lit 30 Illilub- J1111 E Ila%ille'N. 36. Ili 120 Wa\, Casbeltwrrv. told deputies trial ilcu-kit had udsauii-i'd 10,08 points to 1030.01, Adc- oaring Issuci held ii 8-1 k-oil 0% yr tli'i'Iiuiiuig tunes au the South SunIunt l)rtve, reIenIc'tI $400 uiidaljstii to lIribbirct ('olist rue't ion ('till I' a H) u-elUiPuiiu-'nt at Spring I.iike' (tills. oine'eenc' stult- his tape, det'k ee'tth $t. ('layton (last), 44, of 231 Neirasois L)rive-, Mt. Dora, Ke"lletts Svell Illarrell, 18, rvIxorted a toping saddle %urth ...... o iger iati a n u-_ said ss t' en li ne Inst I!! I t'c'' \S Hr be itM1piLttt Yestertinv's high 83 low Ili!, . -u the flwIy-JlWuitt'1 irea sgn tte'u-.tlei liar-ring seine tes from lit 41r.11 h of sand trail 'ruin the ilul I uat (u4irel Station south - ,,' Ili morning 59 Partly cloudy t.aCtIC(i to a copy of the Mciii- Editorial comment Entertainment ...7* through Wetiiiesiiay with a phis, Tenn, The Commercial 7* Appeal-"Saiiford intakes horoscope etsuruc'e of mainly clisytititu-' hIosjiltal notes ........2A showers. 141w tonight In tutu national front page' press, '''...'' 2A keep up the good work, PublIC 110tiCeS 60s. Itain probability 30 per cent Society . BA tt}oIIi)' and tomorrow. ctumiL-c-r of cuninterce." - - : C' Harper Sr is to tntvt with city 1,:i;t1 % %.. - -m- - __ ~_-_ • quite. know se hat to do I ruuictiiheri'tl that the safest plou-'' . - t'( I ' u ' i 1' }\ I'S t s \ I I )fl I) ( 11 \ \l in te • i liii S% st ha in ot the' cit 5. 05.5. nC(1 111,11 hId ss ill be reels I or use Os ho itt: 'h.. wk. \ : re at r s t s ice CII the IL t'( 1)115(1 1k It'd pier that sank in November 1969 From left iiwrkinen are :f: atiti t'se'ryttiiiig fell out. Ii )It 'i'iii•: I"IRST'I'I II'. pvr'haps in UI tnge : Rowl history, the gam(' liVe(I III) to its iuiisie a ft er police i'aided the' press tX)X early in t he provided fl-ve to apart int'nt sslie'ii it hlIpI)eiied at 12 10 a III There •iitist ht Lxe n a terrific noise' but set di dn't hear it I ru-lilt tuber sitting up in bed and sha k ing itIl ' - - - n fri' rotor door ca me tq ii collision of i ear In(I i labor bus Mondd morning rita i' 1"ort M \('iS Iii tn-i rig the New i',; r'', w eekend holiday ffit (1e1i th 11)11 to 27, ' l i')oI tS troll I ho' I"lom'id;i H ighwa V Patro -- --- things %iiere Indications of a %% in nde ex 111111111111111 • -- HI with Santa on the' buck of it pollee niutott'yt'l.' Well, it iuIi iipptuire'ti on the front p ge's of many newpapers across the country. I have one mailed to me by - - '-: T on the front page of Ille I ferald '- - ' ' jIIUItI • ' - , IA January '21) at the club house, '''"-''"l' I tIIUl ____ ' •... :": their omi N't-w Year's Party on ~~ X: And thanks to Bob Kettle's for the ins itationi n iuiitukr - - 'Ilio' ;x'uplt' at Stone 1511111(1 know how to celebrate ...... they're having I n.'rm.'n , - - - - TIMEE PERSONS were killed ll a head-oll And if the' don't ligrut- on that tl'(or) set, lull olsen) 1'IVttI ciii se ith kindness, c-li" - r - . use i their safe Not 'ust a rIin but a CQmpirte B r ake 0-mr Haul b/ our expert servicemen Price Includes Paris Labor AAeetina , . - - . 4-iII'-.. ' . ' erned ._let's take care of our H cause sure as shoutin i:' • ' id Of course Inn Ili favor of xtendi,ig a hulpini' hii:id but It should be gin at home -•. ' ,5, , _ .- , the-se' expenditures.- 99 . - is an Wremium Drum Brake Overhauli DIAL 322.2611 or 831.9993 Questioned a '-' ••.: • FlILST, HILDA RICHMOND 668 5867 Deltona, Fla _4 u -' - construction $15 million collected to offset 10 appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to yoij in 8x10 reprint size for $3. L anor with (tie street flixlecl . Knowles said Phillip told, .' lready established in South lini l)c'ec',nLx. R l"IIA tuul t 1' : , lt-1tran-c' at the' address and flight surgeon says the e:,'esight of the punt Ion n e r says , pronilse t to send huii a cop . - "' !~_____ - 4 .1 an Eastern Air Lines jum ho jet that crashe: I ''I se heard nothing further,' i v Iii F 'R U into Everglades e Sa t u rda h -i Knowles wrote. "You i Phillips) lt III lit LLOYD ___________ . y Farr, who l.'.ii cc nunt y referred itit' to iJohr Taylor in deteriorate(] from 20-40 c 20-100 in a six-mont: i-rltplIsy the Orlando F'IIA office Unit I S"rru inok County Pionn.'r planner for a major developer, T r- ' o'a, • period, the St p''' ''r Lii talked with hliii also. lie inI )avicl Farr says within the next caid development in Seminole I Monda .1v edit di.'atuol that he would get hark five' yi'ars, the S;inforti area will follows a pattern - La nd used with nit' to let ii;t know what 10 1) growth rates previousl, for ariruItural purposes is .sold A f"edera I A .1 I -i n -;I, ! was going to done. I have established by '.iuth Serriinole to coectulators who in turn WU said the tumor found :n Capt. Rnhert A. L't heard nothing from Mr. Taylor ''tmtY. to the first developer brain by a medical examiner could have either." ount Farm told irn'rribcrs of the 'The First developer tinits against his eye nerves enough Referring to a Sa nford Herald county zoning and planning land vdlue rising so rapidly he . affect ills vision, tiiC reported. e)Ustory l)e'u--vmbcr 26 relating that 'oritruission I)n't is' scared ran't hold the property over 'taylor had said FDA is conthe surgeon. who was unnamed, agreert by the nurntx'r of developments three months and it's sold to the cerned with proper drainage for in a particular area. Don't let it second developer," according witnesses could not recall Loft h 'u- :1:! 111': the street and homes but scan' you into hasty action.s." to Farr. signs of the growth in his bra. lB t)oNN contending "since the city 'Sanford will be the hot spot' '- The second developer is the A The hell shaped tumor w i d the. street and accepted I no I unreal" were tilein S€minnb durug the next fist 'Ire that buiLds the housing he r "I drainage and recorded the w'or years the place people will autopsy conducted over the weekend used today by Mrs suistivislon plot the respon- William I). Loahy i'0ut'," I"iirr said iluring a work Miami, Farr said the biggest problem the paper said, Kingwood pr'pised county the county now ha. with sibility for seeing drainage is Court, Sanford in describing the The newspaper did not say if Loft had he.': proper is the clt)- 's" Knowles earthquake which occurred in land use plan, development is dveIoper.s ; h . ordered to take corrective action or if he ha said, "Evidently Mr. Taylor is \laniIgtni Nicaragua Sanford has already ex wantin g to build on (mod prone ays taken any on his own. w ignorant of F loridi plot laws Lx Fm ('hristin4is 1.rieneteI the first w a ve of ar eas and areas of poor pr Fastern reqtitros tt'. quInt it 1. sthn Ii ti,ie nothing to do with In the capital of the Central dev e lopers, at i -i r'ling 0 Farr, OI4tO)n i . I the' construction streets anti P1h' si al e Xu ii . . "Slavish adherance to the American country with her titis- Nearly 8,000 dwe'lling units ore Bn(I which are not B Times port overseeing the plann.'il or under constZUcti'in ban(l Who is ' Cnnt'd, On Pg. ,IA Col. Si control factor of a developer'!' Nicaraguan ttu- city. actual The f, t)Uildifll' prcssing at I f-• -platting accomplished fact storage plan ts for rn-c and cern, ________ .-e sshe n (lie land is raw and un jç_ i' t4 Mrs Leihs sa nothing whit I' 4 , des eloped ,,, I • 4 she has in ness i; r :.i'' Knowles told Phillips and television ! S Cont'd On Pg. BA Col, 4) %,l(IF:N KNOWI.I-S have adequately described ci' . .i p absolute horror of the qu. ' • . . I -, -• %< > We. drove through the iii', ".' rol ~Z eu-ncr () city, Satur d ay .. , . • A f4l afternoon the e_ inthquake che 1. .. I said, occurred at ehout 12 tO a--am. Saturday and nothing I •- 'ff' , h4n t. sun in photos is half as I V() I 1 .. I) 1' 51 of I( JP -1 . i r Ii for up I I _W _. bad as it a.tualls looked -' renessed battles slth President Nixon fa(.e The expressions on the divisive struggles of their own today as they people s faces tilt. 1)11)0(1% band V i I\J liv 80(1 I)RRFI I meet to organize for the 93rd Congress ages they wore as they limped I opening Wednesday, along or sat on the street corner ' - . 'nt'ul l"Iorota ur' : 4~11 7 . . with their few Ixu i'Si0fl 1 Ind -ltii'k hunter' \ I \ I 1 1 (.'s fis outside I he' headquai ters of fus Ixts and pans - around I meet with officials of the thi' ruins (of hi'uthe in Common \1,irkpt 1u', lit i Ia in ' the I' iii ope4un I rrttt Island Wilullit t C idfl0 I 1 1 1) ss ith littlu- t tiristm4ic tree s still I i i ige'uwnt Ii ,j sr" I 1or itt 1fl(i i lflmti r k JOifl ' ''7 ' It ' .. staniitn fissures ill the struts nid time Wednesuli everywhere 'I.f_-" It was heart"ning to try to reach 1111 U I'0ItT % (IRE 1) fllOUI'fl otitfieldet tn-caking " oInpr'Inisc whereby tht Roberto Clemente, dead in a plane crash off "There was a big beautiful ;' tunes Ro.itt through the ieeu Iuerto 1ico The Island ' go er-nor ele_ I .ipartint nt building (ibout a hi ill in be re-tipened bloc k fruni where we l ived, it is taneels the festivities for his intiugutiration > Pie u'eeting will t. iite mit 'i now only one stor)-," she said. tod(l•! 2% rejresentatives fruits the' "The (I1IV before' the earthif ':es if United State-, qua k as the tiotte st eta) sinet i itur', ii Gurney in 'I' SAY kist night was calm along a i a!'.%'t'e1 there' six weeks '4 _______________ -ston Chile's; and Uniteil heae hfr ant where t' 5 (XX) % titittis rioted ear IN ' hI. fore Others lid I us the big _____________________ I u t. s Congressmen Hi 11 , Year s I )av, es'en t tiough ttso_'y I1li(lC take nearbs wtiiuti is usually , •'' - 'oppeil -mci Liu Frey . then' between 25 and 3(1 sepa rate arrests. rougti, but was so calm on Fritip i pussiiiiiity that nne ii th 4 " du Many told us these two unit r ' 'ive niauit,d Ifle 'I - CONNIE LESLIE 831.4757 Casselberry. ha S ' ;utid yet this government reacted so slowly in taking care of its own during the hurricane Agnes disaster which struck the nortbern port of this ear. So, a call was placed to b . .. ,. .p to 19 p,'.. starter .- L , area will top growth rates .. . 11% .. - It's been huggin me- ------ w'h,ill of this now For Nicaragua HP 4 cycle . Eyesight • tile Mr. and Mrs Ronald ti.; deli Tr :: Sanford V IRGINIA PETROSKI P0 Box. 4214 Sanford, Fla 1 Pi lot's S - !uI'd 1, 'O l - - p Jan. 14 DcI4ar . -I)tltttia . 1,1 I Veterans and Auvihiar Inn - • - ' inti0f.ir as Vietnam is con- J. ~ Iie nex t ft v e yeais - ii t ; ~~ V A ilski didn't know of Ins11 Kaufman before, his stint on last night's "What's M> I inc gave him TV nationwide Gave e 'anford plui' too....almost as much a tie' offered on his lemon squeezer inven ion. of - -, - D iii) - / - on - •...J''.f/' - of - % ho vital a role a woman ca r, play in her (-ornmunflv through politics Mrs McPhee as inspired by i Marjorie La wson a jucniIc court judge in %ashington ho is on the Commission on the Organization of the Govern ment the L)istric-t C(Aurnof - v - ,s - - 0'-- r - 1, ,rt" - I • ' -. ' $ .,. ' Related IIAMILTi. i, Bcrmud AP - To sisters are in the 40-seat House of Assemb! in Parkament here, a political first in this British eoIon After victories in the 1972 general election the sec-and un der Bermuda s ne consttuti(m. Mrs Helene Darrell Bron and Mrs Gloria McPhet sit as Members of Colonial Parliament Mrs McPhee also Serve on the Executive C.ounc- il Bermuda cabinet, as Member for Education The two sisters interest in politics was sparked by to black American women Mrs D rrrl! Hrt'r r. staid c me, Congresswoman Shirley ('his p_ ,4 , tu,,ted -, 'e,i ' v.pit voice - -, , ~~7 -, program Jan. 13 "Se'niiriult- high Si. boil benefit &'min(.lt Presents" Zoological Sociey 8 p ill .-dinIitr'1 ( 'ivi'- ( t'd - r -n 'ncans I column by ches. Toosmall for an ad to be noticed or effective? You're reading tht one! federal - 4. 1x2 lit ,en outstanding in rel, to ithe in(liflry of the City of iiiissiont'rs, has qen'stione'd the S;in!oril - lIt' called an Orlando F' e it e r ii I II o ii s i n lilA official's reaction or lack 'Apparort of action ''outstantliiig In its iusent-t'. cirainaie problems in the S,iii I int,u Knowles sa d on I ) . u-ill suLalivision anti asked what he talked by telephone with IL steps the federal agency will Phillips abot,t tncoiiil)kte street take to see the property has t-onstructk;n and lack of adequate drainage' drainage for 815 Valencia Court In a letter to Hugh Phillips. west in the sutxhvision being 'hief ii h-il A's Propert iii by Austin ilt's'elopeet I t'velopment Co.. Altamonte Springs. tfAf I lie City of Sanford has never r approved or cleared the lot for 9 occupancy. Knowles said. A SISTERS l.'iLIt I(MtD-% I14RLIAS1ET -• '' pawnger$ on the flight, twti those of the dead and mnlnr'd, have been flown Irs Miani 1v; the ,irline Sean-hero; working .ilnngs$d" crash invogtiRatnirti in the twirlIt., 5aW;15s flntland retr!r,'rd the bodies of four mflre v'k'tlmc Monday including those 'i' itewardecs Stephanie H Stienich and 2-year-old -John Ksmuner. ther br.1l; t' 'r tif'ie'i men wer also hrrmght newspaper Januar) 3 SanfordWoman ' s Club regular meeting. 12 noon. I. lubbouse- Past presidents will Lx' honored and art- invited to attend. Jan. 11 yIs -F:Ry 11t-1 ol n. oil Ili structions from city colli- (uts )%% It tht H it. '. ... Mariager year a l, FIIi\ allowed the house to be sold and occupied The house wius later \lainuiti'iiiu'nt you -- "--'-I., Division in Tampa. Knowles said, liii' lark of t-ooSx'ratlon froiii FlIA SaiifoI -- 177TVIVA . lB ItoH I_unit 0 .... toe. Ce Doo $. - Sc" Ir.o'd 22 . - Ct4I Ood 241-3431 . %.' ' stuai't U) I..' (.I$W • tapes will be prsn!eci. %leanw'hite. Fisstern spokesmien "aid the death toll had mnoiinteri to of the 17 persons aboard Ftight 101 "1 expert we'fl be sweating river the figures for two or three more clays," said one official, At latest count, there were FA dead positively ldefltifid, q presumed killed tind 77 curvivor-s Rut the fatality fitires ii,ii th.. ra,,;,. r..1n;, Ciii' medical exanner n reported 103 deti'1 %1-'ban Im re!a' thoc" from the air traffic control tower Another systenni, called Auto. bohr Radar fermninal Service ' AHTSu, will be ij qp(l to check up on the other three "All thew will give tic a ver-j good picture of what happened In the clark spore west of the airfield beftere the accident,' However, it's Slattery salt) not necessarily going In give us Ui,' i-.e., t "a I i,4 ' Slattery said a peuhlfr he hearing on the rash will be he!tt (,!TtP P 'or'- 'P. 'dIll'' in 5.lurh i ' - - ' ' 'This rprr,nilo'r hoc 61 value' Inipffl.c anti It's the first time it hits ts'eri used," Slattery said 'lie' previous ones gave only Five, principally speed, nIthtuok' anti heading." If,, cold a 'myriad of details" ciii the stresaeg anti operation of the planes systems, broken Into lfidis of a second develi'tpnnient, wiolldl to, provided by the' recorder I',FD'r brin arly;cd h, lice khieed In Ontario, ('olif., the iniforniotf ion will Lx' c u-irrelntrd with thic tapes art Sanf ord lop Growth Area Questions - Crash Probe Aids 1 Clifton Taylor, president manufacturing firm Dr. Hardwiek dctcraineci the to need for a better wa examine patients a year aco and Taylor designed the tat and it was patented. Protype units have been ficid tested for six months and production is slated to start ir. May. The "Med-X-Am" is an automated tap designed to fit xistirig examination table base's in doctor's offices t-ver where. The top is built around a wltorized conveyor belt cover-Aith a dispns.alc paper covering. Physicians can CR511) position a patient t) USifli! 0 foot s.itch centroling the mechanism. A deluxe model of the examining table top features automated elevation Young termed the ne sA -- Price 10 Cents • i (If -- ial,tfllrb iij r r a th 0 : -- - MIAMI, Fla, i APi Federal officials say a sophistloated new flight unto recorder will hicip Investigators deterinilnie why nuti Eastern Air f,Inec IniStiir jetliner ;uliinierl into the Everglades .cwoniip with 176 persons atsiarol Ed Slattery, cpol',esnniiini for the Natluirual Trnirisportntiori Safets' Board, soul the recorder was recovered Monday at the f thi' wrec'! ! "heed 1011 aircraft which o-rastie'd Fnjubiv uisp,ht on ii New York to Mulinli flight , 4 firm ) aiid additional manufactuiring called the "Mini Recorder 4 r tzj til;ling Macjune :i1e * U1 IMEN. it) tv 111. ur Corn. Si.. Come Save the operator With a single tenflal "great" and use by new car dealers. product B BOB LJA)V1) ARMY-NAVY said the market for Is is vir- garages. service stations, trencher ea.i dig 15 Feet of muffler and brake shops in trench a minute and cut a tually unlimited. Li br Manufacturing SURPLUS builder's cost of digging "We've only conduct ed incentral Flcnda. mpany. Inc. will nearly VC S ''1 3 '1 The firm is now in the foundations tn 5 percent. double the size of its rear-old tensive surveys in Florida," he nbc tiff It and found there are process of testing and patenting iccording to comp. Airport Boulevard plant within said unique other doctors utili;ing "several the next three months in L4,00 We products" but officials declined tables. preparation for production of examination two new patented products-an estimate they're using over to discuss them on advise of innovative examining table for 400.000 examination ta bles" legal counsel. "Taylor Manufacturing's Young said there's nothing physicians and a towing device like Med\ 'tm on the market sales exceeded $750 000 in 1972 for the auto industry. 11 r tht!i-" ''e'-'"t o ovr$7 million in 1973, Young iicant Improvement A Branil New NCR \rg s bdthng pent alread been issued for examination bks since their said. have Fl FC1'RIC the SM,(M Mnstruction of an inception." - $499 Table V_ .--c'~ - - . . __ ___ __ -- ' - ;9 .... .-.,. ki _: . p -4 Make I; Nv% Vi)rk S? -k F%chatige Ili niuetlt'ratv trading. .,411(i D&. itt ('a I c's ISa illissitig from Itneutik's 111111t I , ; .t ii,, U'.. & II (P(J& ..., I(I.J aftertivoit '"Pub WU oil the '' ,i. ''' ''b'. I,. " - prograin .it the Weduiesi.Luv.'-sson, the plan s mx-point detigiied to allow cociUisued Lt' of the Dune-s t'resd and )et gise lit pr-oWe-Lion mna.xiiiiuin a pivventUig roslonif the Uwie,. '(hi_s u-'ruiuii prvbleuii Wd,s ~ has be-en nusde at this tuuse. 10. Capt I,. J. Krtz said an au:opss would be performed this mutoruting by [bt, G. V. inedical (;aras'. countv c'e,iiluint.'r ' NI.Aili"u; AU-,),%:,-! \'eider as the reason for cioani; the road. However, sportsmen who have used the road toe the-u entire hfe-tiirie are se-he-ute-nL ii' their denud I.Kv 9i,:% caused th' prob: ~_,~v �iurIai, Jn 'i the Sanford Herald 2A-The Sanford Her&d Tuesday1 Jan. 2, 1973 Received % Tc't.l esrria ted costs ic t A length' report reIe?sed by conMruct these addthonal miles the DOT shows the state will and improve those facilities State officials naid today need $70.2 mizilon In Seminole toll b 19% art remaining as iik the County needs are $281,4,0O0 will be needed In $942.2.000. the next 1$ years for right of projected at $201.7 million and nsons lmprovexents way and construction costs for municipalities at $9.51 mill:on. and new construction on 23.273 Overall in Florida $13.3 identified highway needs in mile.; of !t?t. highways will - tithon will be needed before Seminole County. rrquur •u uu.uui. tsi Florida Department oF 1990 to meet the most mucat total$2.4 billion will be required Transportation Planning highway needs, including on 14,313 miles of rural arterui l)ivision Director Ray G. construction of new facilities and collector routes while $ l:Amoreaux said this doesn't and improvements and exwill be required for highbiiiioii include maintenance costs pansions of existing facilities, way needs in urban areas. report. necessary to preserve existmg according to the the more than $11 billion Of DOT planners say before l highways and related strucconrequired for identified florida must build 521 miles of lures. struction needs, excluding - !r.erstate highways at an 1nteratc and toll highways. estimated cost of $924.:53.000. anticipawdneedswilltotal$5.6 required state billion on the state system, $2.7 funds to match Federal are billion on count; system dollars Interstate $3.1 billion on murncipal I io.i.000. systems, :is the.ce systems are Throughout the state, a total projected by pL.nriers 1 of 128 miles of new construction develop over the 18 year penod will be needed on toll facilities January 2 Sealel btd.c ; III he received In Tallahassee from qualified • cnn1ractor b) the State l)eparthu?flt of Transportation until January 25 for ork on 41.343 miles of Interstate 4 In Seminole and Volusia counties. " -. . ' kefroiit. Business meeting t hOEt' Q'C! 'c a " '-t.'ed pa1'rl tna thr Oir' ooI Board. Sefn:nDIt County avellabie f purcIialt in bulk. at ' c' pproimaieIv 6 ifl fo!lc.'i'- January 1 t'veen tie honored and art mvited to 'T.IPPtIOr* 37)00Th. " hOLI?5 4 S 00 a in lT'id attend Sealed bids w:Il he rPceVed by the o'.tr.ci School Board. Seminole County. F&orIdL in the ofilce Cf the .Jan 11 !uperintendenl of Public I?' C) SISTERS meet at noon at jtrucl'gn, County Office. tiinmerCiOl Avonue. Sanford, P.r;ere Towers I orida s* to and untIl 1 - 00 p.m .'ednC'5day. January 3. itT) • i'rP. time tht bids will be pitiCty r4ier*d and read aloud 10 the Con fere room 01 the County School Ofice Buildirip Jan. 13 'Seminole High School Presents" - benefit Seminok' Society - 8 p.m . 7iological S.antord Cie C4'iz1' Supersntendefll 01 SchoOls December 11. 1872 PubliSh Dec fl. 18. t.. 182 I ia' 18') LLK 1t Jan. 14 WWI Veterans and Auxihar) lurtc Bar.DeltOfla . Jan. 15 Illinois Club meets at Ii p.m. at l)eltona c JITTLUI1It) Center Jan. 1; Annual Ranquct, MaitlandSouth Seminole Chamber of ('oTunleict', 7 p n social 1)1W' p.m., dinner. Contemporary Hotel, Walt Disney World. , •- 'I 1' . •' ;3 -.. $ -, ,. - j %- J... -. .-. - TROOPER M. E. ' Ernie) Leggeti charged Thomas Treharn, 20. of 1912 South Sanford .-\venue, with reckless drving following an was south-bound when Treharn lost control and hit a power pole. He was treated at Seminole assisted by Memorial Hospital. Leggett c'cidtnt on U. S. 17-92 south of Sanford, lite Sunday night. Leggett said the 1971 Chevrolet Trooper C'. L. Tommy Tomlinscn and tht' PETITIONER SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR TAX DEED Legal Notice StMItOLL COUNT' BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS oi sttu4ncC, the The South lbs lint the iest 571 ft Commercial on the following &oi ft ot the SE . 5ect.on described properly NE '4 of the NE TheWest •of '.Ot Sec 33 215 )OE lets r w for SP R EPPONDENT description of trie property, and the 70 715 SOE Further desCribed as an Loll 71$. 740 and 2.50. M,dwat'. Fiorids, withiri 15 caiphoIr months wrItten defenseS. If any. to It Paes the lime oftPwfIrst pvbliCh?IDf CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Piarne in which atsess.i Geraldine whoSe .reI'. 5 617 Liflf'*ALIQII LII f said property of 'P'S notice EOcPclaimOr demand petitioner. r'iiist b in wrIting eno contain the Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. being I?' the County of $mInole. place of residence and post oflicC Sanford. Florida 37771. and file me Florida Unless Such cc of the claimant and ml be OrigInal wtih the Cle of the above lit irate shall be redemed according SwOrn tO by the clamant, hit agent Styled Court on or before the 10th tla*theproC*f1y0CCribCdi0sUCh attorney, or tht same thill be day of January, A certificate will be told to the highest Attet! Arthur II. Becl.w.tti. Jr a judgment may be enie.ri'd against cast iooer at the frDnt door of The -- - - In the Court of Itte County JuOge. In Seminole County, Florida Probate in re Estate of BRUCE 0 CLINt, a l.a OLIVEP B CLIP4E. Deceased to All C,.diloesand PersonS P8aVtn Claims or Demands Against laid Estate Att5t Arthur H Beck with. Jr Publish Jan 7. 1973 DEL ieinonth,f0llOwinghou50000d5 File P40 6156 belonging to Bentley Sales, Address Estate of (Official Clerks Se&l) Arthur H Beckwith. j Clerk of CircuIt Court. Seminole County, Florida By Virginia E Huff Depuy Clef'S PubliSh Jsrt 2. 9. 16 7) 1873 DEL 17 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICAL CIR. CUlT. 154 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION No. 73.1027 UnkriOVW?' 1 Dining Room Su'!e 1 Bedroom Sul 1 Refrigerator 0 S Chart 1 RoIl away Bid Sanford Transfer and Storage 1)00 French Avenue Sanford, FlorIda 37771 T'ht•h D.c 11 11 7i1u 1077 & jim 2 1973 DEK 3$ B .1 public IS lflVbted to enmment 'i the r'rnonsal It the January inning and planning cn't mission meeting. The commission is exrt,' to vote on recnmmendir c county commission adnpticn the land use plan a? '1'.' ir:"Il'" P'.'hruisry zoning and meeting. - r' - F ' I _i. 1\ -,. Divided mit pujolic nearing will be held in -. ,. r "F 1 'Ia .1 'll £1 5 _______ ______ . 'wrr 'h"1 -. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that h, i.irtue of lItjit certain Writ f ' 1)1 '( )1) IL \ CI ( .' ' i 1,dSS ' Williard \\'are, U. and I lelen War . rulls(hanges are ' crossing II street in Jacksonhead-on collision of a car and a labor bus Monday morning '.'ille early Monday. Sumlay ailli crashed as tIe tried to pass another autO 1111 u.s. - ' , . ,_, . A •I. 1 FL Il:;i puIhliib lIdFi ( rn'.'.ti or ---- - - ----- ---- - - . - . - leader. • In Dog ig t To ay hierarchy-that of Democratic • I'iiilllps, 27, of r,I nce IIIr o, 10. 1)r neess i, make the third job in the party Jilillnle -. itep.Thotnii P.ONeillo(Mas. Gary Taylor Ihoto) As Labor Bus Crashes of nest of kin, i The timocrats will elect their leafletS for the new Con. majority fiOtIfIt'iltiOfl "' ______________________________________________ 'I B liii: ASSOCIATEI) PIIF.S.S ing .._ - . - #'..p -- . I'nCr'.:MIetI:kU helping thur ibkh:liin(kl(rii meeting, .1 bIter -- llI aLso . ' I iSSefli.ei'S in the Moods' cat' were Hetty Moody, 3:1. 1 .isa Ruth, II ('lift ott Moody Jr., ' I h'tTirk MaxtV, 'I. atUl ( 'vnt hia Sm it 11, 17. 57, were w '"i'55 o'' the lgen(Il. bUt lTlLl he put off until - ' _________ ndlsthenl1llorprobtcnitots I' I II n ii( 5 1(1 ( 1i. itclit I SUfl S (.ar, l i.Ii'.. . IllCflfl% of , I "" "I 11, I S. Ifl . injured in I I wo'cii' accident on SR 46 at ('enter Street Monday. I)ana Rolerson, 19, of Washington, Maine, was charged with careless driving after he ran into IN 1 on tt1 best pOStti(Ifl _____ . Bp Greg Drummond, Court HouSe In Sanford. Fiorida. li the Court of the County Judge. FRANK SAPIDERLIN, JR. scribedpropectvownedby Ptillp IGAGI ASSOCIATION , C CO You arid each of you art hereby 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH the Seminole Count,, Fl..da. Petuter. rat,o?' oPbnU'd and ecil'i?i notified an required tO present any JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR *it?ifl ti calendar months from th* Boyd. said property being located iii In ørobalt purluInt '0 the law'S ti$ the Untied claims and de'vnaniOt which you, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. 'me of the first publication of thI Seminole County, Florida, more Eachclaimor demand muSt particularly described a follows: !tatrs of America. Plaintiff, ANDREA K POTTS, FORMERLY either of you. may have against the Iii re Lithe of 72.15*6 notiCe. CIVIL ACTION NO t'u' 1 wT.tirig arid contain the Place 01 Assorted beauty shop equipment ANDREA K SAPIDERLIPI. CLl FORD W BOAK. a tIngle estateof BrucrO ClInt. a k aOfuvei MARGARET ELAINE WANi'Z. DIVIStON A Deceased post office address of Such as salon chimrs, shop chars. Respondent residence end r. iit Defendants, and you Said B Clint deceaSed. ll't' NOTICE OF ACTION To All Creditors avid Persons Hawing the claimOnt and muti bC sworn tO assorted chair'., fables, stand'.. NOTICE TO DEFEND srd pact' of you. are riqulnid to liii f County. to the Count, Judge IN RE. THE MARRIAGE OF by the claimant, hut agent 01' Ct Cla,ms or Demands Against Said POTTS, formerly or written defenses 'TO ANDREA K room dividers. typewriter, racks. Your answer to Seminole COunty. Florida, Pt PAUL METZ, same shall be void Estate. ANDREA K SAIIDERLIN tte Complaint wIth the Cleit of said DfiICt In the court house 01 sad mirrOr. ShelveS and assorted beauty Petitioner, torney, or te You and each o you are herebt You aRE NOTIFIED that a Shop equipment taken from tP.. Court, and serve a copy thI'f(Of U000 ii. 1r.nr COunty iii Sanford. Flda, with.?' ,lcII Am Flirimbelsi ,..,rw1 tn riretpnt ny said Plaintiff, or $5 attOrney. ,..., -. defendant's place of butifletS at 7676 . caienaev montns troir, tnt unTie' ME Ti. PHYLLiS As (ietrii of sad estate claims and demands WhiCh you or custody decree has been filed Iroquois Avenue, Sanford. Florida 'IpIOMA3 A SPEER. 04 LPEEP 6. notice of the firtt publication of . Respondent Skolfield. r against you wherein the IIPE(R. whose adoress isP 0 Bo A complete lilt of properly taken 'Two copies of each claim or oemand ether 04 yOu. may have against the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. Jot'?' I estate of MARGARET ELAINE Skolfield. Nichols & TatiCh named Petitioner sks to Othifl 134e. 113 Magnolia AvnuC. Sanford, may be obtained from the Civil afl be in writing, and shall sit PHYLLIS A ML '12. WHOSE WANT 2. deceased. late ol said ProfeSSional A'.socIat.on gr before .lanuarv the plac.e 01 residilice and post oP f lnlGa 37771. legat custody o your minor child. to Division of the Seminole County 1 Park A.rrnue South 11th, 1!?) and If you tall to GO 10. 0 address of the claimant, arid shalt be County. to the County Judge Of wit FRANK DAVID SANDERLIN. RESIDENCE AND MAILING Sheriff's Department EAST 70th to serve a ADDRESS ARE S hi Seminole County. Florida. at Winter Park, Florida 37759 Default Judgment will D entered Sworn to by 'he claimant. the.r age 6 You are required and the undersigned as Sheriff of E A P A P4 A, as Att0rnCyt for the Estate office In tht court house of said against you, and p0th of you, to the agent or attOrney and accompanied cop, f your answer or pleading to 5 T Semnole County, Florida. will a? ARi' ANcA'. ssrn COuTt?b at t.antord. Florida. withi?' C,p!e..i PbI.h Dec 24. 1872 5. Jan 2 9. if. II Ot) A M on l$ielthduiy of ,uimi.uoi v. s,,, Compi.nl un ltie pt'tiI,u.i 'curl ulciuiordvd en by a tiling te 01 one GOiear anø such YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tic calendar months from the tirTSC lOT) Tp.e nature Of th'S Suit it tCI clacincu, 'mPho no, t0filed5PalIbf' atorne'y. ROBERT 0 MARKS, CO AD 1977, offer for tale and sell to DC-P. 174 o thC firSt publicatiOn Of this notice i.,pclott a certain m01t010t dated Tht Law Firm of MICHAEL that a Proceeding fgr dtssolution Of the highest bidder. for cash. Subject void JAY U COHEN. Suite inarrage has bfl filed .gantt YOU Two copies o ech claim or deniarid SICIMAN J.igust 74, 1071, and fled September to any erd all cutting leins. at the Laura L F rit.by shall be in writing, arid shall stale 1871. and recorued in Official isis. CNA Tower. Orlando. Florid. arid it it regarding yOur marriage to Front (West) Door of the Seminole Domicil.ary Admunittr.ttri, In the Court of the County Judge. County Courthouse in Sanford, ttie place of residence arid POSt Office Records Boos 173 page 781 in the 37101. and tile the original answer or PAUL METZ. in the Circuit Court in th Estate 01 Bruce 0 CUrio, Seminole County, Florida, .ddres%of the claimant, and shall b. (eading In the office of the Cli".. of and for Seminole County. Florida. office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of florida. the above described per. a S a Oliver B Clint. Deceased lit Probate SWC$0 to t,, the ciaimaft his agent Seminole County. FlDrlda. CO The Circuit Coun' on or before the short title 01 w'iCtt is IN RE sonal propery. c Vernon Mite. Jr . of or attorney end accompanied by a January 30th. 1973 If you fail to Go TIE MARRIAGE OF PAUL METZ. In re: Estate of cumberAg the foRneing described CLEVELAND. MIlE I BERRY That said sale is being made to fl bo,judgmentbtdefaultwillbetakefl Petit,orer,and PhYLLIS A METZ. filIng tee of ore dollar and IUCPI prbpentt'. lying and beiriQ GEORGE hi,ARTI'4 SCPIOCVFLER tiitisfy the terms of Said Writ of AttOrneys f Estate Dveased Claim or demand not so filed shall be against you foe the relief demanded ReSpondent. arid these presents Seminole County, Florida, to Wit P 0 Drawer To All Creditors and Persons Having VOid command you to appear and lilt in the ComplaInt Lu' 27. Block S. 2nd $t'ciion, .,r,n E. Polk. Sanford, Florida 37771 Dreameold. according to lat Publish Dec Ii, 1$. 26. 0731 MIlton L Wanti ThiS notice i,PmaII be published on. your Answer or other defense or Claims or Demands Against Said Sherff Jan 2 (state: As administrator Cach wetS, for tour consecutive pleadirgwiththeCIeckoftfeCircUit thereof, as recorded In flat Boos 4. 1973 Seminole County, Florida You and eath of you are hereby PbIi'.h De 76. IS'72 & Jan 7. 1973 of the Estate of Court in and for Seminole County. Page 30. 04 the PubliC Records of DEC 33 weits In the Sanford Herald Margaret Elaine Want:, Florida, arid serve a copy thereof on notified and required to presznt my DC V. iie Sem' 'wie County. F lor ida Dated December 77th, 1977 decoaSed WiTNESS my hand and official PetItioners attorney. C Vernon claims and demands which you, or (Stall i&rm,'ir nr ArTinid CARROLL BURKE Mute, .ir. of CLEVELAND, MIlE I either of you. may have against the ARTHUR H BECK*ITH. JR 5.*l of thiS Court •t !anfd, STATE OF FLORIDA f"'imtt' of GEORGE MARTIN Pet,tionec, L'torney for the Estate BERRY. Attontys f Seminole County. Florida. th's 5th Clers CAROL S OiCt.PRIO SICHOE FILER, deceased, late ci 1972 617 Sanford Atlantic Bans Bldg P0 Drawer 2 Sanford. Florida clay of December A 0 By Martha '1 Vihlen Residence Unknown Said County, to the County Judge of Sanford, Florida 33171 37171, of betory the 17th div on or seau Drpssty Clef'S hereby You, and each of you, are Seminole County, Florida. imt hs ART HUR H. BECKWITH. PubliSh Dec iS. 26. 1721 JO?' ? January. 1973. or otherwise a default Publish. Jan 2. 9. 16. 73. 1973 notiie thOt a Suit has been brought office in the cOurt hO'te of sad Circuit Court 01 *873 wiil be entered against you, Clerk 04 DEL 7 agaInst you in tpme Circuit Court. DEK 64 WllNESSmyhandafldsealOtttie County it Sanford, Florida, with-ri 5tmiflole Count,, Florida Eighteenth Judicial CircuIt, in sho Si calenøar months from the timt' ClerkOftheCircuitCourlonthisó?Pi By Martha T Vihlen FOR in f Seminole County. Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the first publication of this riOf iCe Deputy Clerk Gay of December. A 0 1072 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Civil Action No. 721415 entittd. Twocopiesofeachclaimordemand In th Court of the County Judge. THOMAS A SPEER (SEAL) .isc FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP CIVIL ACTION NO Florida. Shall be fl wrl:inçJ, arid thimlI Stat.' County. Seminal. Betkwith, Jr Of !iP(ER 6. 5p([R. PA Arthur II con 'TC.ACE ASSOCIATION, a In ne The Marriage of In Probate the Place of residence arid post office P 0 Bc. 1)4.4 Clerk of The Circuit Court porat ion organ'ted and rusting MAP-i C N C hf CR 7.540 A"fe In me Estale Of address of the claimant, and shall b Il) Magnolia Avpriue By Cecelia V LIen pursuant to the laws of the United FflWilul ri £VY1t I&4i'TiJ, SwOrn to by the claimant, his agent. m,f0rd. Forida 3777t Uepsrly Clef". I £'' States a America, Plaintiff, v r -. Deceased ri sir c' a':rncy ar. Attof news for Plaintiff &l7E I ERPY tjy C NOTICE OF SUIT Ta All creditors and Persons llavivig Atto.riey'. f filing tee of on, dollar and •,uCfl Petitioner PuDliVt Dcc 17. IV, 76. lVti 5 ian married woman. Defendant. mo , Claims or Demands Against Said claim Or o,martdrsot so f .'i •p,ji P 0 tWice? 7 1Q73 you arid cacti of you. are required tD Andress unsnoen Estate. void 37171 FlorIda Sanford, DEK 40 written defenses or file your answer YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED You arid each of you are hereby Edith A. Schoeffler Publish Dec 11. II. 76. 1972 1 Jan. 2. c ti the Complaint *ith the Clerk of notified and reQuIred to present any 7.'. eue(511X of the L,,'.t 197) Sad Court, arid serve a coci thel eof FICTITIOUS NAME Marriage has been fled against you. claims and demands ydIlitti IOu. Is Will and Testament of OF K 3* NOT ICE IS hereb, given that I am upon sad Plaintiff. gr its attorney, and you ate required to serve a copy either of you. may have against ?h C E 0 P CI F MA P1 tN THOMAS A SPEER. of SPEER I of your answer or pleading to t engaged in business al 10$ Highway In the Court Of the County Judge, estate of EDWIN CLAYTON SCIIOEFFLEP SPEER. whoSe address is P0 601 Prtit,flOfltfuC Petitioner's .ttorney, 43$ East. C.Sb4ID4rrv, Seminole SMITH. JR., aeceased, late of said Seminole County. Florida. deceased County. Florida under the fictItious 1344. 113 Magnolia Avenue. Sanford, GEORGE C K(LLEY, III. P0. lit Probate to the County Judge County. PubliSh Dec 78 It?? & Jan 7.9, 18 January before Florida 37771, on o 37703. name of CLARK CHRYSLER Boc 1*27. Apop&a. Florida. Ivt Estate of re Seminole County, Florida. at his 1973 PLYMOUTH. and that I intend tO 11th, 1973, and if you tail to do so. a and tilt me original answer or offLe .n the court hOvte of taid RO!U .JAt/ME S ABRAHA.MS DIV 1", Default Judgment will be entered register Said name *ith the Clerk f pleading .n te office of the Clers of Deceased ____________________________ County at Sanford. Florida, itithin DefOr the the Circuit Court. 5rminOlr County. aga'nst yOu, and each of you. for the the Circuit Court To All Creditors and Persons Having frorri the time lc calendar months SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ComPlaint the said relief demanded in 34th day of January, lOT] If you fall FIor4ta in accordance with Claims or Demands Against Said of the frit Publication of this nofice COUNTY COMMISStONERS The nature of thIs suit it to 00 so, a ivdgm•flt tiy default wt inu'isiDn of the FiCtitiOuS 4am. t'acb (l5m 0' demand Estate 7cc. copeS Notice Of ?ublac Hearing tas.e'r. against you for iii, meiir'f Slautes, T Wit Section 565 09 Io'c' lose a cpttb'n mu. Igimife datid t. Yti. •raf.Cl f a C) t.0 ret, Shall be in writing, arid shall state tiec ember 17, 1971. and filed sa Petition F lorda Sletutes D57 oe,naticli'd notified arid 'er 'red TO p'ese' iY Trie board of County Cornms December 23. 1971 and recorded In WITNES3 my hand and official the pi.ce of ri'Sdor,c,anGiK,sl olfit• Claims and demands wtn.cli you, or A P Clark Mutrt Inc .OdressoftP', claimant. brtdltiiillbt Official Records Book 902 PC9C 19 County will Clark Chrv'%'er Plymouth tail of tn's laid Court at Sanford. 1tht Of you, may Pave agaInst th1 $*01'l'l to by fIne C..airnalit, his agent. hold a public hearing to considec a in the office of the Clerk uI CIrcuit Flotida. th15 20th day of December. S George A Kellogg Jr estate of ROSE JAMMES a' attorney arid turIn Claim or Proposed change of zoning from A I Court pf Seminole COunty, FlOrida. 1972 ABRAHAPI,S. deceased, late of laid Gemind viol so filed Shill be void Agriculture to P 1* RidntiaI on following the Publish Dec 19, . i,t: 1 Jan 7.0. encumberIng Seal) Cnty. to the County Judge of S Arwna Mason Smith foilgeing deribed property deScribed properly, lyIng and being Arthur 1.4 Backevith, Jr 73 Seminole County. Florida. at hit Al rcPcutri* of the Last TPne wr'.t 17271 of tIne NW, of In' rn Seminole County, Florida. to wit 0EV it Clerk office in the cvrt hc, 04 Slid ,te Will and le'stoment of _____________ I4( i4 ltt the nc,mt- 95) 66 imr-d 141. p nt't:,iSt, Sanford, - . -. - !PC County Commission Chambers ROP(PT MARTIN DE LOREP4ZI. (iction iSSued Out of and uncle DECEASED the seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida. upon a NOTICE TO CREDITORS final lucigment rendered in fhc To All Persons Having Claims Or aforesaid Court on the 17th day of Demands Against Said Estate: Octe A 0 1972. in that certain 'you arid each of yOu are hereby case entitled. Sidney L Vuhien and notified and required to file any Janice K. VihIen Plaintiff, s'. iarnt and 0e"ai'd% WhtCfl you, Or Philup Bo'd. Dcfcndant. which r ?PiC( of you. inCY haveaqainst s,aid aforeSaid' Writ ot Ecccution was estAt? in the office Of PlO?'. delIvered 'o me as Sheriff WALt ACE H PIALL County Judge Seminole County. Florida. and I of Seminole County, at hit office In have levied upon the following ,;d' .• Chairman P115.sb Jfinuart 7, 1573 AttcSt Arthur H. Bechwith. Jr NOTICE OF SALE Publith January 7. 1973 AuCtiO?' t $ p in. 4 OIL S .jari,a'y 12 1873. a' DULLS AUCTION. Piwy 46. Sanford. IN COUNTY JUDGES COURT. __________________________ _________________________ NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Florida. to settle warehouseman't SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA YOU fo? the relief demanded in the SemInole County Court ttouse a' Prtitiri Santord, Florida 0, 11 00 A U • . WI'.Et myharwlandthesollof in the month of 1,4 Court on the 9th day of Feuary. 1073, WhIch is the 1h dat December. A 0 1977 o c'rir, 1973 Dated thiS 79th Gay of December. SEAL) 1972 Seminole County, Florida By Maii?* S Eden Deputy Clerk Carroll Burke Attorney for PetItioner $17 Sanford Atlantic Bent Bid Sanford, Florida 37771 Pblith Dec 11. 11. 74. 1972 1 JOn 7. '102 DEC 37 House oda. en JanuafY 17, 1873. at? of the Court House, Sanford. PM or a'. loon thereafter as Florida, on January 17. 1973. at? ( pOSSiblC P M, Or as soon thereafter as Board of County Corn possible. mittiOners Board of County Seminole County. Florida CommIssioners By Greg Drummond. Se Countt, Chairman !nr "nini '1e"i'n' t prellrrlirrnry iunlng nor as a snl'l, "but as a fillIp," Fart IItt1f' intlitiiting general patterns of 1110(1 lISt' for large areas tif the county.'' "I)on't be afraid to give up land for tie voklprilent just ts'raiise its vacant. You chritild £34 fld 436). being a parcel of 4 S' FloridO. en January P Ml or as soon thereafter as possible P.oWd of County CcsmmtsiOne't Seminole County. Florida By Greg Orummond, Chairman i?,ii,II.O Ch.bf'1 Courtly of iPiC Court Moult. Sanlord. the of thC Court HOuSC. Sanford. 11, 1073. at Sanford. rauired in serve a COFF of yovr BooS 3 Pages 001 01 6. PIat Rir 4 DII office in the courthouse. r:,. Farr saki. In his OpInIOn, any proposed development needing a small sewer oaekae treatis "premature" rnent plant unless the plant ran be removed within three years and tied in with a central sewer system. Farr's replaremerlt, yet to he SelItcte(l hy county corn. rnlqsioners, is expected to have input on the land use plan since ''tile plan shouldn't be used SEMINOLL COUNTY BOARD Agriculture to OC Office Dltrict on fOIIOWflQ d cer,Pfcatt t' ac de to be stueø ipiercoru itie certificate Arthur Pt B,ckwlth .1,, Clack of Circuit Court 4 Dat.sun, was south hounil U 111'fl he lcsct rontri'iI of Ihie '.'ehicle and It rolled three times. lie was thrm'.n nut of the car. The vehicle sac listed as a total loss by Uis' investigating officers. 1ujwrt (luistain Photo I OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS '. Seminole ' Iyi.'ig sOut"I and west of SR 434 es- tens4Ofl of Dtrby shrp Road (ast L o 11. Sec 3' S uh of Hoy.CIl nran.t tut t4 kewannee Trail arl North of the Coui'tt Further 0esr bed as cn corner Of Frthcr described as SOuth 4n,1 Seminole COunty Line 436. sOuth Of Ho1Il of TPiII PubliC hearing will be held in Centre and SR ' It's PubliC heartno will be held n Branch Road iP.' County CornmittiOn Chambers Catherine Solomon As EceculrP of said estate j3(PH PADI.WER 741 Las' Rarswnnd Suite 2 Maitland, Florida AttOrney for Estate Alderman, driving a 1971 ' Legal Notice TO WLL lAM F BOUCP4AR 0 riitiiP0 arid reQuired to fee ant tede name In which it was Ei'IOEWCE UNkNOWN c.Lrn and demand'. wh,Cb yC. or follows YOU ARE HERE BY NOT IF I ED Cert etner of you, may have agailts' sa'd 7 3 Year c ate two mat •r aclien for dilWtutlOn r%ta'e in tht Oi'iCe of son i'.uance 1t9 W*1t.LACE P1 MALL. County Judge marriage has been tiled by Descrsptioiiof Property: f $eminole LOufltt. t hit f4iLe if' C'C.t CO CP1LIO Lot 2 BIk 2$ ureamwosC, P..t tpe Court st:.use and Joe (;uthrie of tIle Florida highway Patrol saul be 'is'itI I' tlty11ItitI.! 'I'' i.+'" each year. The proposed tan'1 I on display lit the ('nunty /.'ifllnu and Planning fH'partmen' (ltlf'Stlofl If the pro'ci'd lISP IS the very best possible use of the hInd 50(1 beneficIal to the county as well as for new residents." Demos &gi',C,ltUre to R 1A ResIdential C proposed (h4QC of zoning from Residential to C 3 Wh0ICIIIe F ØidC Siatutet of II. Itroadway 4- ''it,n ".'EN NOTICE Is HEREB.' nr*kUQe4 the hoId? Thai Louit J 01 the foIIDwifl cIfi,fiCate hat fIt.d nurniier arø ('. ll I;ikt approximately 250 wrhing days. Notice of Public Hcarin9 Corn The Board of Coir't mters of Seminole County will Kfl I considfr a (hnQe of zoning from A I i,i-I,S I ('rnntlrnu'd Finm l'agr It 11111(1 lISP 1)1110 s'.'iil nOt bIt svice,'' oIc!. reInlflfllrIg TrIfling F'arr 1111(1 piiinri I rig f'nrnhrIiscI(Iners the pl811 IIc riierely a guide, not tile' last say. DOT officials said the work NotiCe rif Fublie NrarsflQ Wotic of Public Hearing m Itie Board c! c'' flti COrn 'rP- e ftOa!0 cf rniti0rwrt ot Sem.ric, County will m.nO'f' COunty *ill .A. TO CC$flIdf • hold a public PrInQtonIng from at P1010 a public h(.f.ftg tO Consider a gosed chng of R1 AND WILLsS..M F BOUCHARD. Legal Notice ,O1lCLOF APPLICATION Sec 1'roowrs Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Legal Notice COUNTY. FLOR IDA t•UIL ACTION NO. -)43l NO'ICE OF £CTIOd DECE.'S(Z' IN RE THE MARRIAGE EST[LE I4OUCM&RO, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4: p,. ?i'i' I v': iJ YOU, are hereby •,:,iif. iv" A ..? ,De,n t'rvugPl ect,nSt you in the Circuit Court. t .Piteenth )ud'Oi.OI Circuit, In arid ,... ip,,.inr.le (t.uinty. FltwIda. ' 'iiil AttiOn ho 77 147$ entitipd, fEDERAL NATIONAL MOR '. IL E NO fIlTh tta, cO&ER SOLOMD'. CL'c FORD W BOA' kesloence Unkncvwn PiiTlL S f5AK Pr'.zji-.:v -,1ir.own cheon and meeting. noon. I)eli.ar) (";ntmiuriit% Center - - SEMINOLE cOuNTY. FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE Pubhth Dec 17. 19. 76. 19771 Jan 3 1Q73 PIOTICE OF ACTION ''1't OF r LOP-iDA 10 1v The federal aid project Is from the Cange&nunoIe line ________ to lnlcrsthtc 95. Work consists -. of light shoulder grading. shoulder paving, extension i a concrete box culverts and small drainage structures, roadway _______ :uardraiLs and fencing, steel or ___________ •r&L luminuni signs uxi supports. reflective pavement markers and thermoplastic striping. - To Top South County ' t;ro'.'eland. lnvestigatlll$T .--- _______ _____ 4f- --- ' ' w coutTY JUDGES COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. iii AND void J3'fl Angel -- . Legal Notice ovøte. tettbookl "' TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Sanford Woman's Club Dbrt'i t?vwIO tintC1 W' CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST regular meeting, 12 noon. Jot,?' Colbert. Tatt,Ook ottiOrt, SAID ESTATE: enue, Sbflfo'd, clubhouse. Past presidents P.IVIWfIO You and each ct you are P*reDY I . jt: . Legal Notice htiii t -- f T ... , •.. . . Seminole Calendar Legal Notice in I.akc ('mlnt%' enrh' Monday morning, possibly the first Fatality of the year F'lorhla, Charles for Alderman, 4 WitS (lead url arrival at South l,nke Memorial Hospital in ('lermont Iollln'. Ing the accident on SR 19, OflC 011(1 nn-I1nlf miles north of On I4 B BOB LIA)YD Sanford Area Growth A CI.E1tM()N1' flian was killed in a clTle.t'ar fluTideIll (I Requirements Told fleboard Club covered dish ______________________ supper. 6 p.m., clubhouse on NOTICE 'I - State Bids Seminole Highway Sanford Tourist and Shuf- ',/ rnoe succeeds, a wide-open today, and the Israeli military Pa. was killed Sunday when her battle for the job is in prospect. command said Its pilots Shot t'rw;:;;r, in l"lirt cr problems, will hold their organizing meeting Wednesday l'il'rc'('. , military It was the first israeli-Syrian 'We flisfttttl i)Ut .1(111 5.IW lOP lick smoke air battle since Nov. 21 when plane trailing There were three other planes six Syrian M1Gls The I.&banese news source that looked as though they '.verl• downed 34)U1'CC person traffic death toll to 27 the I"lorida Highway Patrol reported. 'the patrol hail pre(licte(l ai , t•' was hit 1w a ear in till' l)t'soto County ('OiItillUflity. iwo unidentit ted persons ItepUbilCllflS. Urookt'r, 30. both of West Paliii 110(1 l'IlllliI)ti was killed. who have two mountains northeast of Beirut. leadership positioi'is to fill. WIly Cii' Htrtl of Ocala was l4each, tiled Sunday when the An English schoolmaster said killed Sunday when his car ran car Ifl which they were rUling ________________________________ he witnessed the downing of one screens. ''We were nearly blown out of line has been at flashpoint sIra" 2'.. t! fightin' in milr' h.ln P•.i) •..iiar.; ' Hospital , N otes . JANI..AR' 1. 1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford Thonuis Treharn Ik4en C. Thompson Jane F... PTUdeU Thomas J. Muse Jewell Mills Thomas Swaggert' (c W. Arnold. Sr. Kkindicnst, Harold F'. Ikltona Helen E. Russ. l)t,'it,ona Mildred Fleming. Deltorta Garb M. Co)'lc, Longwood mci K Campbell, Orange ('ity John M. od.son. Osteen I)ISC1IARGFS Sanford: U."... "--'..' ' ''' • Julia Sapp Zeb Murray Jetur BiKJa Willie Wrynes Ronald t)ean Mason Alfred .1. Ilarman, Deltona Albert N. Puller, Deltona Roy W. Shoniate, I..ongwood Itonis E. Hornby, Ilo-Ilo-Kus, ((11.1" IN SSA.SII Al')-What do YOU do with swampy land' Build a golf course on It. says Edward golf Ia'.'.'renct I'ackard, a course architect. According to f'ackard. if lariti IS tIM) SYidfflf)l lur bw1ditz purposes, it just riught be ripe for a golf course. lie says that '.set aruts t'n dug oil to form man-made lakes or graded higher for ti' and ialrways. ' - .. .' '" - ' , ,, , ,.• ' C) r lords. accorOng NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY 0NCERP4. Notice it Pw?ebv given that the PC ijr.dersigned. pursuant to "Fictitious Name Statu,ir' Ch.ø,r S$SO. Florida Statute, CIII regisTer wifhtheCIerkUftheC1rtUitCCI't. in Couty, Fida fur upon rerept of p'c.4 Cf the pijlicatiOri p1 tInt notice, the tic HOUSE OF litiDuS name t wit DINFT IFS under which we ecpect foengaga inbuslfleslat Built? Plala Sinoppung Center. SR Io In th County of Seminole, Flof.db. That the partIes Interested In slid business enterprise are as follows V. l. C. Dinettes. Inc By George P PaIn Jr President Karen Patry ' PUBLISH Dec. 2, 1872. 1Jan 7,8. ii. 1673 DCX 171 10 the plat TI'JIOCI? at rCtid i. Ph? Boo'. 3. Page 71. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida SUB JECT TO AND TOGEI'PER WITH Hotpoir,t Range. Orbon Refrigerator. Comfort Pac Furnace avid Wall to wall carbtitsa WITNESS 'vty puarwi and official 0 thuS Court at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this 9th day of Decei',ti'er. A 0 1972 (Suall ARTHUR II. BECKWITH. JR Clerk of Circuli Court of Seminole Cwnty, Florida Vihl'ifl Pi&,j1ffi, Dputy Clerk THOMAS A SPEER 7 O WEEP I SPEER. P A P0 Bc' 1364 II) Magnolia Aver*,te Sanford. FlOGS 3777$ Att0'n,ys for Plaintiff Pvblish, Dec. 17. 19, 74. 1872 1 Jan 1. $873 DEK II . s Dtpss', Clerk C.EOPGF C ICELLEY. 1I AttOrney at Law P0 60. 1132 Apopsa, FlOrida 77703 Atta'ney for the Petitioner Publish Dec 26.18731 ian 7.9. *6. ,.,'u DEK 119 FICTiTIOUS NAME NOTICE IS PI1'by given that we' are engaged in l,,%fle%Sat P0 60. Maittand. Seminole County, Floesda inder tIe fictitous name 04 ALUMAWOOD PRODUCTS, and ,p, we inuend to register sad name with the Clerk f me Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in IC cod.nçe *lfIn the provision'. of 'he FictitIous Name StatuteS. To Wit' SectIo.,!t.0,FlOrde Statu'eS 1857 5 . Ronald C Payne Larry 0 Payne Publish Dec 9. 24. 19731 Jan.29. 973 DEK ,:,, Edwin Clayton Smith. Jr . deceased SPEER I SPF.ER, p,,, A?torne,s Ia' said Estate 113 Magnolia Avenue P0 Ba. 1361 Sanford. Fla'ida 32171 PubliSh Dec 15. 36, )0'3 1 Jan 2.8. 1973 DEK 65 ______________________-. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISPterctiyg.virn that I engaged in buSiness t 500 E i'twy. Suite 77. Regency Square Casselberry. Seminole County. Florida under 'he fictItious name of ACRE REALTt'. and thati Intend to regiSter slid name *'itPn the Clerk of C,rcuit Court. S,niir.oie County. ccordarscq ciflt the rfoida in P'O'IO'fl of the FiCtti'. Statutes To Wit' Section g Florida Statutes lOS? Larry L. Herman PubliSh Jan 7, 9, 1$. 13. 973 DEL I Ctuntp a' Sanford, F lorda, *ithin 1* calendar months from the time oftnefirstpvblicationofthisnofce Two cop.es of eerhclaim or demand shall be in writing, and iPalt state theplaceofresld.nc,and post office iddrt'SS*f the claimint, and ihill be 5*Onni to by th, claimant. his agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filIng faq of on, dollar and Such claimordemaridflo,sofIIedshaIIbe vod S Douglas Stenstrom As recuta' of the Last Will end Testament o ROSE JAMMES ABRAHAMS. decetSed. WILLIAM L COLBERT, (SO, Of Slrnttrprn. Davis I MCirTt'flh Florida State Batik Suite P0 Bce 1330, Sanford. Florida AttOrqy for Ececutor Publish' Dec 18,34. l9?' I Jan 3 9 1873 0EV 77 4 highways between 6 p.m. County accident and one in Friday and midnight Monday. Hernando ('ounty. Troopers said Alfredo Auitia. Viera Santos and Pedro Me'.'. arez were killed when the car in uan r1inco, aflO ( sa passenger in the car, was In •' PnOlisri OFt 6 Jan IYl1 , . $iik ' ' ----'- Itrouiit has . , %S(ltll(1 hi' ielt\ lfIi.t , ''Bill ailfi I were sitting on the ledge of II fountain uiIitSi(iC tilt' Il) Irtimit nt btiildlni' It Ii$l(l( I U) III) s bin IIIIIUa r tn mnor to tilt 'ru1itI hIt 11111 I'.vervune was really nice to Us. I'eoPlt' froimi IcI'OS.S (lit' street broul'tit us s'.'. i. 1tti. rs and blankets and a nice Nu'aruItuan t(l usi his 111111 ll .iirlitit S that (".'eniIig. Wi' 118(1 plllfiflisl Iii iiive to a house in the center of ti)Wii. 'lttI (trove tl) SttV how Liii' tIoust 111(1 1 in (1 111(1 found It to 1.14. in pU tt goo(1 'di Ij)t di e Uk tl Uk hi.. st thing to tb 'is ii )I. t (lilt, hut 1 (11(1 not hii'it. IIl\ Pa!iSPf)rt. It 1111(1 tt'eu'n left at the tlilnistr) U itli lii'. ipplR Ititlil for a '. iii1I III rt'Ill.11n lii (Iii' (OUO' tr'. ,lhlflh( 1l11t' 'it at' '.'. Itti lii'. hitis ,StItil)1l W1I))11 It) stretch (lilt. h1lIlIl 'l'$ii. i':irlh kit cii:mkinui :.lI tllL'tIt - them . ilulilt. f) T _______ , . ! ''' BELFAST i AP - Ireland s Uitui i BeLfast police station and tic'.lr DIlm,l'l"l.I gunmen began 1973 with the narrowly missed a girl minog. murder of a young Roman rapher working late. The IR.5 Catholic couple in the Irish Re- Wa blamed. 'The go'. ernnient ordereil tlit ;nuhlit_ 1m ambush Ifl ?torthern ,JjJ 1 Inc LI'ttl in '.'.hih one C itholit detention without trial of Eliza ss a5 ktUed and two were bt Lit Mi. I'¼I*? .15 who the annis 'isounded and a rocket attack on said was a high-ranking lR., of. 'i fker. She is the first Woman a Belfast police station. !I F. A farmer in the repubta two t. ri. i•ntib IS in I It r ItITitJtr I I miles from the frontier wtth _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Northern Ireland reported h. heard 15 shots and a glrl'I AA .'r..ii.e. riIi.if in Stinnibit' 1510 7 i iI1 harls'eut' (II raiM' unhIs . - . Dl II \ 1)1 F retar'. nominee is Texas ()ilI1l 1I11 %% illiiitii P ( 1cm ruts, 'is ii o s e appointmt'nt . i1 hi':id. '''a- ? drilling VOII1rIICI ___________________________________ hatred Itrgid Porter. 4, lying 'icross the corpse of her fiance, . Oliver Boyce, 2.5, in a field. few hours earlier, they had : been dancing at a village festivat. Sources said both had been t'xpelled recently front the Irish Republican Army, and there was speculatiomi the guerrilla arm'.' had killed theiti as traitors. But the IRA denied hi ., .', nONK API ' ' this, and local opinion was ttit .':tSt ni iary A' iChII 11", in' N'k fl's they were the victims of Prot 'i . SIt Ut nt PCP 11 estants from Northern Ireland i. A l'. 0"S- I. III i.'" Ods II'. a At is. 'I'he'ir ds'.dh,.s raiseil to seven Cl?' II', • ' Kvn (ol 71 " 4 C'an II'. '. K,alf(Q , , the number killed by terrorist Mot iii S • ha £M, gunmen or bombs in the repu. ''' ia. ', . lie in three months * Uh I$'i • , %i, a New Year's I)a) was dl.nwL WIn 75' , a, i,8t CI H'. M.S'& 54 S' over when 1973's first death by %i, i 0 14 , • tv', 'iii ItS, . )i, violence In Northern Ireland 5 '.t no hl.i'Oen 1155 'I In 'o W'i , was recorded. n,ns S )?i l51. Nal c.,, t, N AnN I fl, A burst of automatic tire sent C•''. 40*., '. aen Can' 3'. • 15 to 20 bUllets Into a car In C"r'iv 4i5 '. Pinv, ft .1'. C C3i 145 ' Pep Cal $ which tour men were driving to c • PIIS, 5 IS'. work at a Rolls Itoyce plant ,, , , Con Clvi )0, CA nm near Belfast. One :*uin died in a Doe Cmi lot'. w, %, m, JPonl ItO'. I'. Wi,on ?) hospital, and two of the others a t s -NIV I,O III were wounded. AU four were edOS t. I 'ion SI 1 IOCL hid 10 ' CathoLics "and (hat's the only " . . a. ' '.,. i',i, • I', ic P* SO. South Co 4Qts 'i reason we can think of toe the P41, ) '. 0 ' attack," a police spokesman i u t, - l •rand 5) . ..........',"'''''," "'' Noon StC)C lic Report . ' •:' , S ''i' rt- Iio'IIII,l'ru'i this' eurtiiquakt (ii ilt'ilt'iIt 11. III thi,il ht'timll% in 'i' Nicaragua tl) 1MlIi*t'0l 'We went to the U.S. Embassy which was le'.'t'let to the ground and found people niitliing aroun(1, but 'ise could not (intl (tie Aniertc'an consul. *k realizt'ol with the dangers of o'piolt'iuiic curtAIn to occur tilsi 551' 1141(1 (ii get out 1)1 th' ('0111111') iuUkIY. 'We eni It) (tie airport 1111(1 found danIlilge (bert' was not cxtensive auid 'hat although l'lIml.AIlfl'rit'IIIi flight.s '.'.lIlllIl Is. gOItl)i, itut, liCie of (Iii' NII'III,II'u- is bs .SfIllgtt Irullil %' "'" stlil) Managua, thIng OIH'ratloiis 6 tt at ' • p.111. t.iikc .01I11'Ii. • ' ' a ' -- " II('kt'ts fur the es ent at a Iti$lltIIIlIll Ill $) i',i&'ti IIIII'm be ;luro'tlaSl'd at (lOS Il('e ' station, llieii( e • • • depart- or fire stations in the county. ' . • " '' , • • sheriff's ' - • '' '. ' ' , , '. ' •, • • • • • . • ', • '. • ('apt. Hill Noel and Itout Urban art' heading the promolion. A plane to be used to curry the supplies to the ('entrul American country has been donated by ('vlcnii Turner. 'I'he 880 lo hi' used carries three (hues lit mui'ii i'argu as (hi' t pt plamlt' iist'oI in thu first Ilighta sent In tIit' opi'ratIoiI Irtim (lit' Sanford Mrpor(, Pilots out of Colorado are (lflmlaiilig their tinut (It fly ,,, lI.' 1mt'. - _____________________________________ • - 1j • -. • • ' ' '. • • • . • . • ' ' • -, . . ' '' it'. +' i.iSh Tn 3)', • '5 St)i W St ', Swill ' u,n El '..n ?)5 I. Yh'OIOI IOu I. ttMC md 71', • • Ml ol. -- t.cn MIt'. 57. i'rti Tel )O&, iJ 'P NIt ('*d'yr .'Pc $i, • 5t i • '' ' m (.vmn I 3* 78'. 0 • $ i 3$i Is • I ' U Caibed SI • i On Ai, 44'. , US tlrtI II % 'S Wtil El 44' I' Win Di. 41' 1 '. '. • i . - / '. u. Israelis canie buck with a night arm air raid i)fl St'rt'in ' Y C'am . , . Il' I tppt.tl .fitlI err ory mm Sr ta Qfl three occasions at Chnst. • - ' . iiriilIiiI :i hu,rl ;;:.:.:".:.::.;'.,' R e /ie f Fu n d B a rb ecu e Is S I a t eCi t b 1he Syrians responded with 11 I ' ' Mrs. Leahy said her bus. 'rM ulougilt was to )iU iii ' tile lntt'rt'orUsnenitlll Ilote'l Fur .1 rootmi at about t.:3U win. "I hotel '.5115 SLll)p(ISt'(l Ill hilIVi' bt't'n (artlillulIkI' I)nll4)1. It 'is Is wht'r(' Ihissard I lugilt's ',s ,is titilyilUt. It '.5.15 built Ilk" II pyrammiid intt1 we found It 11,111 lsol;lh'ui iii iltiltIt .1 Matalgpa 'is litre we lnllelllic'd to spt'n(t ('hristlulls. VII, tnI(l hit' (liii' Ilpartmmient LIt 8 trivet' ((I 114' 41.111. and It occurred to US Lit' might be lIt tilt' ilt tmlll.'nt 111(1 lie 'is as (lien,. '11w sinlven slUt at Ills 11011w (Ill.') felL tIlt' (II tritmilor at 9 (lIe evening lx'(ore anti he moved his family atiti possessions on to tilt.' patio outsIde. LOOKIN(, PLF;ASI:V. Mrs. Anne Armstrong, ItepubliCItn National Committee rochutrmuii, i it t II t lie r lesk In %'iisiiimigtumi, con' tenipluting tie r appoini' rnent as a counselor to President Nlson. With (ublnet rank, stu' ii hIghest ranking woman in the udniinlsl rat mu. SIrs. rm Ii'. e & hildreui. 1'W$k -. . l(lt (If ' ,r,. - . I a The Israelis said the dogfight lO5i 1(13," said the Rev. Ronald occurred about 1 p.m. when Roberts, who runs a school for Syrian planes attempted to in- handicapped children in the tercept Israeli planes on patrol. Lebanese town of Alaltoun, on " . - I streets 110(1 blet'dltig. ' ill • • 1111(1 hired a (lnIver to (lIke us P'Oa llCi3' Chairman Attest Arthur H Beccw.tti, I Mers. A fifth ridtr sias treated Continued From I'age I and released, the patrol said. ' Troo rs said the driver of ti%,,t had our ltttle t1ogtithus the bus l"ddie James Snlor.'on I't'rrler 32 suffered a broken leg and is th'lt I'lij ii •,. YUfl Oflhl listed in fair conditior. The p- fl(1'.'('r t)'lrks'lt trol SaId 't. tO lithc r p r .iins in 111(1 h ir lb ,; 111 dI U Id(ll tIll th bus 'st re trtated For minor rilmli;r Llrte Some of our injurics riul( s rotn (itt apartment Troo rs 'iVC the following t wnt accounts of other accidents. Ito'.'. 1ird Rand) flioii4ison, 1mb told IS ittt't 17, (If Tampa was killed Monday The)' told us of nub )tl ifternoon '.s Ia Il tilt. c in ii.t U I run n till II I Ii I I t ilr(lU),'t1 it11 riding in lost control and struck II pelill 4'nn. in ii:: (;ar)' Let' Becker, 32, was killed when the car hIt was (lriVipg struck a metal I)st in a Jacksonville parking lot early Monday. 'I'roopers sal(l a nun. whose identity is being 'is ittiheld penil- NE. of the 14W', less fIne north 90)44' and fhe east 44' and the Gt'airsa;e ,'.sen'uent. eiclvding that Portion weSt of the drainage eltement. Further described h5 sth of Highland Pines Unit 1. eatt Of Greengafe Estates S D 336' * Seminole County. Florida By Greg DrummoriO, ---- , Ofairiaqe easement and that panril l,,r..', writ iii $' clrsonsga easement 04 Sec 707*30 Alto inCluding the Th'tpbl' hrarnçI will be held it the County Coinrnissuor' Chambers Of the Court House. Sanford, Florida, on January 17. 1871. itt 70.0 PM, or as soon thereafter at POSSibIC hoard p1 County Coin 'flissiQier'I vehicle on State Road 441 mile north of Ocala. Wendy Uurtl, 22. of Kutztown, I'alrn Iteach County. lh lii'', It was the 681st confirmed death in liiore than three years of religious warfare In Northern lrt'llifld. Earlier In the night, a RusIan antitank rocket was fired r �the Sanford Herald 4 k- the banford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1973 .the hUNT [ LIVER & GIZZARDI DINNERS Wake Up Your Complexion For A Perfect Make-Up with Merle Norman three steps to beauty. A beautiful new look begins with a beautiful complexion. FREE BEAUTY LESSONS "A Honey Di pped Speciality Al. . ." , on all Holiday and Party 110 Park Ave Ph, .23-2631 \ 323-0313 I - - 11.0 J.jJWJ2.2JJI I 2JJJJ J.IJJJJJI.L3 )j New Year with these Specials: Save Dollars At' Mixon 's Id FRIED CLAMS Aforylond OYSTERS !RUD(HKIH Req. $1 25 ANew Year ANewtook r,rn 99C WThMI!LL $1.25 et Ph. 322-675S 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Ha. jobs, reconditioning rods, Street and Magnolia Avenue in work when machinist Gerald 323-2650 *HAPPY NEW YEAR *W We 3re looking forward to serving you in '73 Phil Deere Ed Quinn Wax P. Polis h Jobs batteries - Accessories KING CAR TRUCK wAITIP'4b ROOM WITHi V RENTALS FURNITURE I4i'' ' .a. - tik pow FREE ed Ph. 3274924 J rwq,b V Downtown Sanford 3234572 107 W. First C _____ C'tecLtuA -. .. . - . . . I. -Pr... Sanford . - -- C35 COPIER - c Ii- ' AUTO PARTS I And Accessories WHOLESALE- RETAIL f Easy to operate risp clean Copies instant on . off .. LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT Letsburg Ddylo1i Ph. 323-1330 Bid. 143 (30th St.) of FLA. out Save Bill Wilkins, Mgr. P.O. Box 444, Sanford Airport Route 246 Gardedand OPEN DAILY SAM, - 5 P.M FORHOME OR FARM 4 / 'I Complete a, Care Joyce O( -joy's BEAUTY SALON NOL LI 323.1010 IMPORT AND t$ SPEED PARTS \ FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITU*E SALES *ART SUPPLIES CASSELBERRY HWY. 17.92 Lake Mary WE STOCK OR BETTER S :10.00 Complete Permanent Reg. 515.00 sc country Club Road 'Engine Rebuilding ork'Complete Valve Work . Engine Reboring * Hpad & Block Resurfacing *GLASS For Every Purpose }OPEN *MIRRORS .PAINT " SUNDAY 'am 2pm DAILY aWAI I DADD CVP%bI D'IS 1.1% MIXON AUTO PARTS and Senk arik MACHINE SHOP Phone 327050$ 722 Magnolia L ShintO Sanford - -Now Glow -imp glow Wilco Sales ) ' Ph. 322.68111 15% Protein Hi kiC11% Protein FINISH LINE 10% Protein PONDEROSA - - _ -- WHOLESALE 00001, PRICES I k / .1011 Sanford Keep your horse in top condition this winter, choose one of SECURI. TV'S sweet feeds I MILLER MEAT SERVICE RedBI T Pkae TS *C' W.RAB CUT AND WRAPPED FOR FREEZER Located Just Off Old Orlando Hs,.. (SR 4271 On Garden Drive .. San lord For Further Information CalI-22-7912 RED ROSE 1 COMES THROUGH . J I / to 6 on Sunday? Well drop by from P^ ..m. until 2 p.m. and they can fix you up with the part you need to get your car running for Monday morning's mad rush to work. Associated Press Writer - s gain from high food prices, with routine protocol to the and Richard Wilber, Mrs. Nancy Diamond takes your feed orders; Gregory Wilber, Daries of grut expectations but Britain. with only a snwU farm Executive Commmsion. They son of the owners. or Jan it , BRUSSELS iAllo Nine warned that membership would population, is seeking new op. were Britain's first official acts flags fit". outside the make great demands on them. portunitues for its industry that as a Common Market member. The conservative Danish news. could increaw production and ii murderously sio." Italy, Holland, Belgium and The Irish government issued Luxembourg have given up a special stamp, and Prime some of their independence. Minister Jack Lynch declared: The basic arrangement is "It is my belief that many of that of a customs union. All the economic and social ditter- members let in each other's ences which exist between goods without duty arid charge North and South Ireland will the same import taxes on goods rapidly disappear when we from outside the trading bloc, have fully adapted to CoinmuOn Monday, Ewen nity membership." Fergusson, a senior official of In the immediate future, the British Mission to the EEC, r 11 1 iv 1 C" 111111us a D411113 _i..i_...__._i uriivvrru two wurrr ocauri - I.,,.,t.-. ..•...,.l ,. rabits 0#4 • compi $.Iit that suOr1$ eff,ci,n' 9'OWth 45 suitable faq lactation. end conhans sufficient nutrients vow EXPERIENCED PER LATEST EQUIPMENT TO ASSURE FACTORY SPECIF ICATIONS to give the young a last Pi,itflt var, The use 04 ReC Re no -0 for any supplemental I etC cep traSh wlttr ConIc in soon ALL WORK GUARANTEED PAINT & BODY SEMINOLE fuller b r s tics than the used. the brush will spread the Paint untforml' Good bristles have split enc. hold the bri.tles c;i 9flu examine th e bristles , ti - - Sanford 4 L.n.wO.a Plaza Hwy 17 .3 . . Jv$t North s4 434 Ptl. L*.IIV ---- mellia !1ri flag biaafrq vtPi W111111141111 IW% OW suid a'aS. Ali fo# WIOFI. 511019 cam haders mid 0 3' - - was and commanded a higher price. Syntbetic was looked down en of But the synthetic proved superior for water-thinned paint&-they didn't suak and - ,*i,.Ie.r -... X 5 U. S. Flogs $7.50 F 2&%or& Iowan OAKUM UPS S. ' y " argument on the subject of pure vio riynthetic bristleii. (hug bristle PHONE 323.3624 SANFORD 35.PARKDR. ( swell Synthetics, nylon nota-' b)). didn't hold up in shellac and a number of lacquers The solvents destroyed ' Must of this has chanted You can buy newer synt iet' . ics that are made bpecif icali) for so) vent -thi tined materialb. for oil paints and fvr vurnis1es. f g 'ast year's. The guidelines are used to deternWle elWbWty for fe& eral programs for the poor. StoryAnd Pi c ture 3 Just For You!! LATEST Q'RRlV4f5 , iç! V Baby Yourself In Pageants by TTI610 \$n99\ - In Black & Beige or Brown & Beige UMLICLI PtA ZATh labor to keep its demands 00- Chamber of Commerce of the SHOEREE - 'k?1j 1973? 'Me food prices keep rising, there business community will fight This Month's - As one supermrket execu. tive put it: "A&P is fike an airplane in d po w er dive. They e lotiinv millions of -- dollars but they're still cutting prices in or. der to capture inure of the market. They can't keep it up." you'll reading all year Yes tcctJl! \../\\\\ \'S f"I i '.J$J • FAMILY ROOM * CARPORTS GARAGES INSURANCE REPAIRS We HndIe The Whole Of Wax — WHEN ..... B.E. LINK Constructio - / For More Peter Broussard, an engiUnder the new guidelines, a neer at the Huntsville, Ala., llp,single person hvinp, in B nOnNASA fadhty, has developed " farm area of the continental inexpensive equipment for United States is considered trapping speeding Motorists. Ero-,.i.iard, why :z also a poo if It has a net income of volunteer :tate trooper, less than $2,100 a year. The poverty level for a nonfarm rigged an electronic coniputer and two roadside markers at o ) four fatuII. of, is lu ost bwt 11w poverty level for Wnie taken to travel between Living on a fam is $1,8W for a the two markers is calm1ated ztWe periKin and $3,575 for a in miles per hour. amil of four Driici .I+c I - tAt I I I I P.hJi i I I '1 I Information Our Toot Is Loud And Strong ., 322-2611 or 831-9993 Ask For Sand i Tucker '.J \ I AD VERTISE vi Your Business or Products in the . Business Review Section of The Herald Ycur Advertising Consultant I Don't Put Off 'Til Tomorrow Wha t You Can Do Today NASA sciNtist invenh spud trap Vihien Road, Sanford Let Us CALL long about wages. It's going to be a very active year for major \ \ ,. \ us fealure Your Business /% I with a PICTUR E ad STORY UU Zm Yout ."4\jU r ' -- . .. ... Ad On fliuso floges Will Acquaini 100,000 Prospocts With Your Product Or Service ..-.'••- ' / 322-7029 BLOW YOUR Ca-irs (.rs+ be ffl Call AC- 305 Remodeling 0 '.1I - arciAL - tabour contracts - in construcWASHINGTON IAPI The bun, elt.vtk'al equipment, railLabor L*partzrient has raised rowls, trucking, autos and rubthe income guidelines used by ber and plastics. the government to determine Much pressure will be put on ' whether a person is poor. Monday that the new levels are I Ad eerts O ~A ~sk For "Sandi" And She Will ive You Complete information '-- -.:'- Povert Guidelines . brstles against . There used to be 9uite an Durable Ill u"fing ) of SANFORD Inc. -- - bristles to hold more paint. Look for loose bristles. A hi -tor onl' you can de- Even good brushes will have lot, I e's, but %C) few Brushe is the ft-el of the that shed easily are not 4 brush Hurt :t Sec how it worth buying. balar.ce in your hand. how am - &U to and one-half inches Id are used for trim, Doors and I except for trim caui!rts.painted can it three - - Vt" .ALL-2611 or1- FENCE, AWNING 8. CARPET ninflationary. Last yvar, they United States claims that AP Business Analyst What rose about 6 per cent. This year, federal stwndinq controls will NEW YORK AP ---------------- Bend the i small bunches. huldir the rn your hand They s h v u I d to Me light. Split enTs turn spring back (sinorkly when the tj s of the bristles to a fine tr and allow the you release th~m. hod 200 ,1#540 S. Myrtle - good bru0i Bristle length four-inch brush is preferred. will var% so that. w- it it, The brushes that are two or HARDWAR( a WESTERN SUPPLIES David R.OviLne . Owner 15 Year; in entord Area ;'i'; ;;c';' handle' fits sour i1nd vj an JUd h' Hold the brush up and Only A pit i ii t b r u s h. like any conifortable you will be il to see if oilier tool, w l give better check wnrkt"-ir with it 4, 1 11 , bVI 1, ice iUIU Wili &asi sunge: Get the widest brush you a way of nugkirw a if a quality item is picked in Thts ear' use (tit the nh st hand ';k '':- ''- • 'z the first pltt. Siiiu uu get more as well .is bctt&r, Th b r i s t 1 e s arc ,ilact.d A aide brush means fewer strokes, fewer brash marks use out of a quality brush. t a round th e block will be worth thc extra-1 A high 'rcentagc of th e "rid faster work For siding inone. bristles will be tapered in a and other outdoor use, Generally s1waking. good brut-hes have longer and By JOHN CUNNIFF WO')Id L Fr'afijrp Choice of Colors liveries are made by the very same, dear weary consumer, as could develop some dramatic in the 93rd Congress." The stock market will proin 1072: wages and prices and confrontations. competent Don Durham and Ed taxes and jobs. But, while the With the wage versus cost-of- duce its usual quota of news, It 1rauner. issues are the same, you'll be living conflict reheating, it be ing the nature of that inFOlks at Wilco Sales arc seems highly unlikely that stitution to promote discussion seeing a different facet. harp' to be of service to the To begin with, some of the iii- wage-price controls will be lift- even when there is nothing to and 5-H customers as well as all cest news this spring will be tax ed. Statements pro and con will talk about. 'l'wo possibilities are of the other young folks ho rebates, not tax demands, to be issued all spring, but the worth watching: work hard to be able to have a -Will the small investor reworkers who failed to lower consequences are too great to liorse or other pet. Each their withholdings to adjust for drop them altogether. turn? And, if he does, will that customer is given individual lower taxes. At least $7 billion is In an address last week, Dr. mean the return also of a spechelp with feeding programs Arthur Burns, Federal Reserve ulative mood In which everyone expected to be refunded. requested. In 1972, the real news about Board chairman, warned that, Jumps aboard Just before the The Wilbers have prices was that their growth if inflation increases in 1973, wagon collapses? the harness horsemen at -Will mutual funds return to rate slowed. But, in 1973, "the nation's economic future "Ben White Raceway in Orlando there's a chance that prices may be adversely affected fora favor? They took a bigger lickfor several years, as we ll as nlsTht rise more swifth'. As 1972 Iona time to come." Watch ini in 1972 from Investors than other race and training tracks from the niarkt't. Unforgiving federal spending. he said. s being in th e Central Florida area. What seems to be understood investors traded In their shares built; food prices especially At W ilco Sales, you will find were headed higher. mere in recent months is that for cash in record numbers. only the top quality race horse The sad fact is that the coun- the federal government Is play- Where (lid the money go? feeds and you will find that the try failed in Its goal of 3 per cent ing a huge role in in fl ation: no, Much of It went Into savings inlocal customers receive more Inflation by the end of 1972. In not suiiply in restraining up- stitutions, houses, cars all of for their money, if they °' the past six months, wholesale ward pressures with controls, whirhhad superb yeitrs. Allure show stock or a pet in the back- prices have risen 5.7 per cent; but in creating the pressure. loohini: for a good year again in yard - no business is too small. consumer prices, 3.6 per cent. Over-spending, as expressed 1973. whIch suggests that Security Feed, which An aspect of food problems in budget deficits of $71 billion mutual funds as an Investment carried by Wilco, is a grain umt bears watching is what the over the past five years, is pro- imiedlum might see only slow which is picked up weekly to big chain stores are going to ducing the pressurc. The grotti. assure c'omnlete freshn ess for . ruprr trwir inur.-wic lAlt _____________________ rer your > ' year, di fficult as it Is to believe, in Ia uu u*J U got into a rk Lit stock at all times, in either the war, wi th The Great Atlantic& canned or dry bite-size or Pacific . rTea Co.leading o. ea Ing the %a). British members: Sir' OlrLst opher Soames, former ambassador to Paris, and George Thomson, who negotiated successfully for British membership in the EEC during t.)e last Labor government The latest public-opinion poll In Britain showed the country almost evenly divided on the wisdom of surrendering eco nomic independence for a rule in u unniu r..urupr th e c'it To Serve You fr ) . j On This Page And Have Your Worker Tax Rebates Up into your vehicle; and de- be reading about in Paintbrushes: Quality Counts Rabbit Pellets elimina tes tne nC ask us for Octaits SEMINOLE 7be first significant event of DO-IT-YOURSELF IJ MR. FIX Wants ROOF Fleischman aremerchandise the official are the pocketbook Issues you'll the same is expected. Hut, if be 'the top issue on which the loaders of your Common Market today after paper Jyflands-Posten cau- jobs. Britain's membership will be Britain, Ireland and Denmark tinned: "What we will see is a Al) the Common Market next weekend's meetings of the ,,i.,..,i ii,,. wr,rirt ,-,r4,s.,t.. n,-,arii,ni wn,'.cr nf rh,inn.' zinri ,.,ln•,,,,nl r.t.- 1'L..m,,w'k.or There was little fanfare to mark the enlargement of the European Economic Community on New Year's Day. Prime Minister Edward Heath called Britain's entry into the EEC a "tremendous opportunity" and predicted that enthusiasm over membership would increase as the advimtages became clearer. Sanford Herald Advertiser ANN SIEC7.KOWSKI 322-6870. 1p The owners of this very necessary business are Delores M e m ber Queen Murgrethe told her This Is A Happy produce outlets in Central honda. The sales office is located at 1215 South Ir('ncIi :VVflhlt' LII Sanford. about them to help them to hell) water and show buckets. Other chunkie varieties, many you to get the most for your supplies four.d at Wiho Include Feeds come in Fruen nylon halters and lead straps to Ifha'e a horse or dog for types of oats. Wilco Sales money. pet, sport or business, the best carries six different kinds In In stock at Wilco are Fruen match in your ('hoice of many place to go to find the proper stock in order to assure the re- sweetfeed, supplement and colors, ranging in size for th e new foal to the large horse. diet and medications, and quirements of each customer conditioner, as well as oats. Delores and Richard Wilber feeder supplies as well as will be satisfied. Many You will find, in addition to 11 leather good for your animals, customers are interested in the the good feeds for your pets, are two of the most accommoFarnam, the most popular dating business people in is Wilco Sales. energy and protein found in Wilco Sales is a wholesale and these foods arid Fruen supplies health product on the shelf Seminole County and they wish ril business, located at 1215 Wilco with feeding programs today. Wilco carries many to assure you that if you (10 not South French Avenue, between created for today's per'fonn- types of wormer, medications, find your feed item in stock, 12th and 13th Streets, just off ance horse business or pleasure supplements and conditioners they will be happy to order It for by Farnam. At Wilco, you will you. Go down and see what they Laurel Avenue. It is open on horse enjoyment. If you want to Monday through Saturday from test the food. Wilco has samples find Farnam polytubs in corner have to offer for your special 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. If you of their feeds and literature feeder, portable tub feeders, need information or help, call B p.m. Monday through Satur.. .iay. Did you ever need a part In The Hutch in Rtd ami Rabbi' P,li.$s WESTERN ENT PELLE '5 r I = 41111111111. mow 411111110 low 40M 41111111110 41111111110 I Mixon's is open 8 a.m. i - - l21S5.Frenc I W10 1co '-.- Glass P. Paint Co., Inc. Ph 3724622 710 Magnolia Ave - By CARL HARTMAN headquarterr of the European Rome Marty FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE 1/2 Beauty You OFF 'A GERALD FLYNN is the expert machinist at Mixon's Auto Parts, Third Street and Magnolia Avenue. Sanford. Mixon's machine shop is one to the finest in the area, turning out only quality work, Awaiting FIRST Si. PH. 223.o3 SANFORD )400W. (In The Old Kilgore So" Store Bldg.) ,.. - - .' For Your Animal's Care Britain, Denmark, Ireland .. Are Orchids & Supplies Neslon FLA Roses Annuals __,.. 3 N ew M Looks PESTICIDES. FERTILIZERS. BULK SEEDS Hardware for the Farm or Home - - - I Ph. 365-3248 Nev Open 6 Days A Week-Barn. to 6p.m. 45 N. Central, Oviedo Graduate of Ha. School of Gr,omtnq, Tarn)a co RICHARD (Dick) 1,%'i1bcr has btfilt Sales Corp rnto one of the biggest ha h(:i1Il Master Charge card is welcomed. t4 Duda Auto Ports and Oviedo Tractor Co. Sanford ' ______- _______ _______ Drive DEMONSTRATIONS- SANFORD SERVICE CAL HEGSTROM , Or call in your order at 322-0808. When you shop at Mixon's, YOU . __- 111111111110 AN=- counter, ready to wait on you. Finished Ceramic Gifts SAXON FOR APPOINTMENT CALL.: OFFICE 365.5971 HOME. .365.5969 lubricants polish wax and other accessories for the car. On items not anstock, they can be obtained in just one day In most cases. Imported parts can be specially ordered. For your convenience, there are four clerks on the front - Q7 1 " By Special Appointment We Groom Cats . - CERAMIC CLASSES & WORKSHOP GREENWARE & SUPPLIES Ph. 322-3022 PROFESSIONAL All Breed Grooming and Bathing are tools, batteries, oils and NOW OPEN WITH EACH POOL INSTALLED DURING NOV. a DEC. 218 French Ave. 134'alPea& Sofa walk in and get the one you nee without delay. If he doesn't have it., he'll get . fast. -. ' WAPIDA OFOEPIRAUGH irrrrrrrrrrrrrrt ri-rn- rrn- rrrrrrrrccrrri' 411111111111 "1111111 - p NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 407W Sth St. (Nut To Handy Food Store) SANFORD 0 i's at Mixons Auto Parts 8 Ft. DIVING BOARD S100.00 Value Or'F PAIC)PS I, finie& He got thousands off - SPECIAL for Phone Ahead Orders 322.9442 2100 S. French Ave. Sanford - ET,VIr n vi 'c AV on aI 125s S. French Ave. Coming Soon To Sanford . ,Us as V? • 4 AU Foods Cooked in Peanut 0111 Bring them your engine, or any p Phone 322-8111 Complete Beiuty Care • Wig Styling Manicures P4% 1 Nr)or)c SANDY INGRAM - Experienced Mechanics Dee'ce Pkit Put Your Car. In Our Hands! - - turning brake drums and Sanford, features a wide Flynn is doing it. He's got over part, but don't bring the car. Mixon's Auto Parts carries a repairing starters, aJternators variety of parts and tools and 10 years experience. High large inventory of name brand ports. Amor1g those are . McQuary-Norris engine pact' Walker mufflers and pipe ' Perfect Circle rings. Moog chaise parts and Monro shocks. If there's one thing that Let Mixon takes pride in. It's the complete line of Walker muf-'(lets and pipes in stock at all rriabIf Service Tsrpc 1 Are you a do-it-yourselfei So you can Save valuable specialty when It comes to car repair' On Well, if you think these jobs Roy Mixon, and son. Lee, dollars by fixing the car yard too much for the back some jobs that's easy but what are yourself, letting Mixon's do the owners and operators of the been about turning crank sha!t& fit-it shop, you haven't machine business, emphasize that they to Mixon's a Auto Parts, Mixon's, work that requires surfacing heads and binks, You can be sure of quality don't run an auto repair shop. of Third shop. at the corner boring blocks, complete vah,e located Nursing Care Since 19M ! the also have a machine shop. performance engines is Is. and generators' p BEAUTY SALON MASHED POTATOES NOW AVAIL Alit IT Personalized Professional Fr).' ' BAP.&PACKAO Tyek 2:OOa.m.-WeekdayT 10:00a.m. 2:00p.m.. 2:DOa.m.---StJfldfl'/S We're bringing in Site Nursing and Convalescent Residence 2012 French Ave. -- CLUB DIAMOND ; V Downtown Sanford einn"Toue Lodc Friday, 5iturday and Sunday Niles Hwy For Auto Repairs Start off '73 RightI With ew look from ift fCountry & Western Muslc S. magnoIIQ fr L Fabrics L MERLE flORfflAfl COSM ETIC STUDIO OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TiLt P.M.. FRI. £ SAT. IlL It P.M. French Ave. (HI-way 17.92) Sanford 'aOVR The Sales mIIQdy's are on! '/4off A 'sJ fabric shoppe Let 1973 Be Your Most Beautiful Year Tu esday, Jan. 2, I9/3-----SA ' �-- vrrr r4r - v --t - - - --..----.:-... - - - - I $ R . .1 -1 , - * I --'V ! -I - it , ~ Z., ~ 4 H tit #__ -1-1 .7 '' I .- i ,~ tW A" 'y Forthcoming I pien. ic I I ,. , -- A Slated J - / \ewafficersfortheSeTnlflOk uncil of E Lc1thuii ciu t'ently to plan their the C)Tfl1Tl year . - - -- -- Penny New president . - IN . - ', • - - . - -. MPc\ .... vlcfl\Th\kFll .-.---- . ........... 'lI'iI ' l il e". osemant- Fens ei, l Nelson Powell & a - Exc ange 11", h By MARILYN GORDON C: TI (JLtt) Indiana, Georgia and Alabama. After a to the mountains . . _#, S . , 4DeakAh6 1. .- %_ ______ instruction on the maxi use for rir: nppliaric'es; tips or tndays ---- nterta ining;programs - I&, L~C.11~-Z .Zli _ T=- I - - rr'. - =- - -: - - - _____ OR NEW OFFICERS of Seminoi County Council of Extension Clubs meet to plan programs for the new administration. Sealed are Kay Sassman. left, delegate, and Mitch Lassiter, alternate delegate. Standing from left are Mrs. Lois Scott, treasurer: Louise Nolan, second vice president: Marie Holzer, first ice president: Penny Wilson. president; and Anne Mitchell, cecretarv. I S - FURNITURE SALES 'P ItibitattOhls 4 I.i't at ,,int.nts 6 ('ratatir mr II thin DI-' lit CONCERNED: Your sister's behavior toward her son 1% not normal, but his responses are indeed what one could espect. Yes, she could be sowing the seeds or homosezualits. Don't wait for her to "recognize" herself. TEll her what i nb%lnhI% to s-ou and others. . CASSELBERRY WY. 7.92 ••,,. 42 Paii(,.r L)RAII ABLY : Wht- Mist Rosemary F:nskr. of Pennsyl vania, the couple will ............ k •, E. Fensler of Covington Rxiad, Decatur, Ga. oft I always end up eating it just to shut them up or to get on with the bridge game or what ever the case may be. When I quit smoking, I didn't have people telling me that one cigartt wouldn't hurt me, And if a person has oined A. A., nobody would tell him that one little drink wouldn't hurt him. People who are dieting should be given the same help as those who have given up smoking or alcohol. After all, a weight problem is narmful to one's health, too, ON A DIET - an htrnts L. Powefl a! Orlando, cichanged vows Dec. 16, 1972 at 6:30 p m at the C.ornmunIt ilnttpd M.thncti%t Church. Casselberry, Rev. W. F. !. c tni r Powell is a bead nurse at ctor's Memorial Hospital. Atlanta a ;-; -- Ili[ - fll!yuseld officiated. The bride was given in :irrtage by her father. Mrs. Mildred Whaley sang "The Lord's Prayer" and D. Fensler, SEMI,ANNUAL CLEARANCE Chorale Z_ ._.i Shoe - .t 11, •l.,n,4s ate pf1a.Ie3 - -j ; Annette Dickson sen'e'd the cake which was a fantasy of low tiers and scalloped all around. On the first tier were love birds holding rings on the second tier were elves playing flute'earoundafountaln. On the fourth tier was a beautiful bridal couple under a wedding be1 The bride chose a brown pantault with the layered look f or her going away outfit Out-of-town guests came from Tampa, Clearwater, Galle. Hollywood, Eau Sale MASTER CHARGE CARDS WELCOMED STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3 tparties, clubs, etc.) should hi' made at least a week in .tdvance. - ' u SAV TO 0/ 75 /0 ON MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES DEAR AHll\': We are having trouble with some friends we have known a long time. As our invited guests they feel free to change the dates of their visits with no regard to our planning. They have even failed to tell us they were not coming until the day thwere expected. The last time they did ey this we had borrowed beds and bought food for their weekend visit. We had also Invited others in for a party. There never seems to be a rean, such as an emergency that keeps them from following thru on a planned trip. They just call at the last minute and cancel, How would you handle friends like the. PITFSBURGERS ,, I)E1%R prrrsHunr.F.as: If you invite these "friends" to be your guests again, you deserve what you get V-219 = ENS < > ) ,, GIGANTIC SHOES- VALUES TO $31.99-FREEMAN, RAND, DEXTER, ETC. . a Men's Dress Shoes, NOW 1790 rn $2190 - - 11490 ' - 0 * * * * * * * * * * ALL SHOES - - ARE ON RACKS VALUES TO $25.99-FLORSHEIM, NATURALIZER, JACQUELINE Dress & Casual Shoes, 18 90 NOW AND TABLES TO $1890 Dress & Casual Shoes, $390 NOW TO $1290 $490 TO Dress & Casual Shoes, NOW __ 0 E S C I"I I L D RE ti 'S S H - 2 190 - - - $490 9 Q90. Dress & School Shoes, SPECIAL V Grasshoppers and House Shoes - - TO $0%410 LADIES' NOW HANDBAGS _______ - ___ UP DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 9*00 A.M. WEDNESDAY WIDE RANGE OF STYLES & COLORS 50% - been loi-tkin for Wind up incomplete matters. ARII:S (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) Show that you handle your activities intelligently and make big headway with the goodwill of higher-ups Use wisdom in handling civic matters. Change tactics with mate and get better results TAURUS iApr 20 to May 20) iho new ideas you have need more study before putting into action, or you can get yourself in trouble through them Contact out-of-towners for 11i' data ou require Save time for one who needs your help. (IMINI tmMay 21 to June 21) You have responsibilities left oter from last year that require your full attention righ t so they arc hand!c properly Show more affection for matc and come to a better understanding, harmonyMOON (IiILl)RFN (June 22 to July 21) !ake care you do and say nothing that could start arguments with close ties, associates, any who mean much to your well-being- Although others do something you do not agrece with, await a better time to talk it over with them 110 (July 22 to Aug 21) Study well what your duties are and then roll up your slccves and get right to work on them, put them behind you quickly Take more of those health treatments that have been helpful in the past Show you are logical thinker. VIR GO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Although YOU want to have fun, tie sure to get into proven activities that bring real pleasure Don't take risks where your devotions are concerned. Avoid one who likes to argue too much LIBRA (Sept 23 to Ccl 22) Being more cheerful and kind with those who dwell with you brings about more harmony at ,.J hrc no w t) work Thai II Jcci.sy 'k.' articles around you and replace with the new SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) I'lan your daily duties more efficiently so you have more spare time for other activities, pleasure State clearly what your rriotives are with associates - - ENTIRE FAMILY is Is 0 a ********** intelligently 11 YOU K hit or stir will he N '1 OI)A Y 11111) IS BORN uric of those - ;tiiiy i'Ple who needs much chicering up early, Siflcc the attitude ilI lie rather morose I-.ncouragement will also bong out the fine organizing ability latent in this chart, which can kid to big success in almost any field of endeavor, Take goxl cre of the dirt and teach to smile early. Give sports that are helpful A slow starter here, but one who t:5tCtes tip and then gs ahead of others [he Stars impel, they do not compel What you make of your life is largely up to V (:stroll K ighter's Individual Forecast for your sign for now ready For OUt COPY semi your tdrthdate and January $1 to Carroll Righter I'oretast (riarime of newspaper), Box 629, .i-'II.1is'I'] i1'7sT! OF THEIR ORIGINAL COST is lf'lhi-wi"-i (Iif 9()0.' U am - tiiii'ersarv (o11 Moiw Ti'te .14 By '1 - (a) Whars My line (9) Thrill Seekers - -st lt ;.tt. I., Polly's Problem •- --- -------------- --- AF'ERNOON 17:00 (2) jeopardy (6) Whcre !hC I4e'irt I (9) News i?:30 (2) News 17:30 (2) tle-.t's (a) Search for _____ ri,,- r !1UVUIU U - (9) Spill Second 1:00 (2) Somerset (4) Beat the C:oc (9) All My hitrfren 1:30 (7) Dick Vao Dylie () As the World Turns (9) Let's Maki' i Deal 2-00 (2) Days of jr Ws'TowN SAUFCe'Dfl) $ - "ri's s an Sass Suri-1 )o LIVe'S 11:00 (2) () (9) News 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (a) (9) Movie (4) Guiding L4ght (9) NewIywGarre 2 30 (2) Doctors (6) Edge of Nght (9) Dating Game 3:00 (2) Another World ass t_,._ t. 'Vi'' Love i IS' Splendored Thing (9) General Hospital 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:25 (2) World Tomorrow 6:30 (4) Summer Semester 6:45 (2) Sports Club 7:00 (2) Today (a) News (9) Bows Big Top (24) Sesame Street 8:00 (6) Capt Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood 8:30 (24) Sesame Str ee t 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Romper R oom (9) Movies 9-30 (6) Price Is Right 10:00 - DEAR POLLY-My Pet I'eeve is having to Pay the same for. the services of an apprentice beautician as for all experenced one. I do not expect the apprentice to be ..-.:; that If her price was a as fast and efficient, but It secbit lower, she would book more appointments, be less CREDIT CARD bored, gain m o r e experiCOCC and have m o r e Income.-SHIRLEY .11 .. ) DEAR POLLY - Cincinnati weather brings out the I n g c n it it y of man. The morning may h a v e been beautiful with a irotiiise IA of showers but imagine one's dismay on finding the showers had turned to sleet. Once when a club meeting was over, the car locks were frozen and the windows had an opaque covering. There was no tool to scrape ice but one gal tried a plastic credit card which made a perfect sera' This would never have occurred to the rest of us-MRS. C. V. fault AS N) (N(W5M ____ S You will receive a dollar If Polly uses sour favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly'* Prohle'm or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. WIN AT BRIDGE Real Good Dummy Play - hat w da eiI1slt aOUIl( the play? It was that South did not cash the last l oh. If he had. West would probably on go ii rut the queen of tilamonds nut South would not know this and if South then threw West in, tilt- last p ul p haul w on Id leavi' South with just four cards That would not be enough (ui the t'iol-pluv situ'. South would only be able to hold Iwo uliatnojitis (NIWIPAPIS (NT(SPIJSI ASIN I [2(I1t1II1W!NIJ Oas aId A. .Jamt's .lueoh 'Diert' is nothing sensation. ai about today's hand, but It does show some quiet but elegant dummy lilay. South starts with eight top tricks arul can produce thit' ritnthi by a successful finesse In a red stilt. You will note that lmthi lliim'sse's tire off hut this didn't really Ii o I he r Smith lie won thu' seromid spade arid cashed three club tricks whole making sure to leave (111111111y with thit' high (' 1111), 'I'heii lie lhii,"vi V.t'st in with ii ah1iltie 11u1 let West the rest of his sI)li(1CS cash South discarded ii heart and diamond diaond from his own hidild .'iriti two hearts tra in (tummy Iii,- iii,iiii,, Iht'h Vtrsi !'suirth Pa-sl Mouth )'kt't't 14 2 Paaa 3V 4 N. T. I' SV IU5 You . South, haIti 4 ,Aq9575 • A3? 4K117 What d, you ilit stow? it-Hid live ha-trump tell our Partner hut ) our slur hat all bour ac,'t, •o Hlit"S ti1'ES'l'IUN Youis liu tOur huh, NIX hearts to show two kings. What tI you tin now? Answer tuiuiioriow s.i is ,., JACOSY MODIRN booA Is, '4Ij at l ,iJge,' (c/a thil sasp. pop.,), P0. ass 419 Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. . 5' OQtOA SHOWING'' sArJa5sar _______________ "A ROUSING AovENTu{ESToRYr' (4) Mery Griffin (9) Mo-,ie (24) Sesame Street -4:30 (2) Ponderosa - . (4) Mer. Griffin ))l0* - EVERYDAY Dr. Jason wonders if you coerced taxpayers actually SPECIAL DAY is ~Pabma elws; IN I 1.01 - -- • ; SEAFOOD HOUSE 10 N 1 aid to the strikers! 5A•AtS YOUNG WINSTON George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D AV, i .,,..I SiMON WARD -- By approve of subsidizing strikers with free Welfare Aid? Yet in I Michigan. during the L'AW strike against General Motors, American ta xpayers paid $30 million in food stamps and other .. OURT SHAW ANNI $ANCJOfT - -a. •s-. 5:00 (74 MiseRogers Neighborhood 5-30 (2) () News (6) Hcqans Heroes (24) Electric Company 6:00 (6) News (24) Rapport 6:30 (24) Variety (24) Electric Company (2) Dinah's Place (6) Perry Mason so ,• 15 Dinners S19S UNDER tossed tJLtui Inc lud e -, biked po lito or Frenc come i.i* hush puppies and Jur di,ciou% cOflCfl (hO t. d "1 - or CASE V586: Dr. Jason lives in Michigan. "Dr. Crane," he began, "Uncle Sam frets about the unemployment rate. ,:But he is partly responsible. "For anybody able to walk under his own power could easily be earning his own pay check, for there's plenty of work to be done. - IA Y5 Highball the University of Pennsylvania. at Wharton School is called 'Welf,re and Strikes the labor "And unions' strategy of now using taxes to maintain strikes, without tapping their own lush treasury funds for a red cent! "To be specific, here in my State of Michigan, during the "B it would demand that Congress and politicians quit dabbling in the labor market, "I"o' example, millions of workers can do tasks at 75 cents to $1.00 per hour but they UAW strike against General definitely aren't worth the Motors, an estimated $30 minimum wages of $180 to $2.00 million was spent in public per hour that Congress welfare benefits to strikers demands. I -With food stamps and other "Furthermore, thousands of I tax-furnished aid, the strikers people would be glad to hire 1 are being subsidized by the long gardeners, laundresses, winsuffering taxpayers (1(1W washers. UIIU iiiiici hhUhIUJ "This is obviously wrong. men, but they are afraid to do so unjust and unfair, yet now. Why' politicians fear to deal with this "I'ie 4hiL(kLt want to I misuse of taxes lest they lose at ••JS the next r ct'on! suffered by such unskilled workers while on the job' FAIR PLAY 'Moreover, they resent having to do the tedious paper E)o you taxpayers In Alabama work now required or CalIfornia wish to be coerced "For If their handyman earns to furnish food and other aid to even $50 in any 3-months' time, strikers in Detroit' then they must deduct for Social Or do you stockholders in Security, state and federal corporations feel It is lair to be income taxes, etc forced to stihehitac the striker-s ''If they didn't expect their who arc reducing your handy man to stay with thenii till by stopping dividends he earned $50 and thus faded to - production in those same deduct from his weekly wages. I corporations' they must now go back and try Th e famous 5th Amendment to collect from him for his share says we are not to be coerced of the Social Security con- Into aiding our courtroom t rihul ions y'' 'illit's in pi-us- ing oursels t's ''Then they must match his guilty , deductions from his pay check By the same logic, should we by the usual employer's con taxpayers tx forced to support tribigion. strikers, who are now in. "If he meanwhile moved creasing the demands upon us onward, they are stuck with all for more welfare aid during deductions and legally liable! their voluntaryrefusal to work' . . 65' Children's Dinner LMost Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer ç.iut.i.iri.()Ih!.\ p .'u 4 ji fl's 39' 20c . . LLk -'-' II 1lr'j i'ir-. 1 lt)j iii - 1 t'rt & S.it II 30 .1 in. it p "11 I . USE si I •t.tea •4J WEDNESDAY .1', I "thus, millions of jobs are now denied workers because of the nuisance red tape and legal complications involved In hiring these present unemployed worker-s. "Yet those workers could regain pride and go off Welfare if prospective employers weren't handicapped as I have stated. "Dr. Crane, you might also remind your millions of readers of the new book by Th ieboll & Cowin, published by the it is time the Uolden Rule was invoked by unions, as well as management But Lauie there gtt' 010CC voters among labor than on the side of management, Congress autI)IilattC*llY favors labor. right or wrung! I Alwa i s a •1M&A5 S 41*5 SItu is D. 0 0 .*,.i.H -0 6 - . I,pag Sal his (.•ai .4 I5M *Ia N Ii •a pIiaIta saill S** Ps4.$1 I iSIs A* 40.1""', .( tr - _ 41 _ L -1 K _~ _~_ _ _ 1h ii scLuslvv.i.src(wTIAL - West had to lead a red card iiniti it didn't matter which 001'. The t'fl(ll)IOV i 5'' South his ninth trick ,', ______________________ _________________________ ç (6) Secret Storm (9) One Life to L'-,'e 4:00 (2) I Dream of Jeannie WORRY CLINIC - f 'Hot Rock (GP) Place DEAR POLLY-What should one use to clean the new two-tune suede' shoes, particularly saddle oxfords?-B013131E zcJ 5ii Wed. 'Preacher (P ) - ---r - ---p The New 9:30-11 4(ltS CR5 Tuesday Night Movies f)i4' .Aá')i'(tii(l Jerk" E.pr football star Alex KarTas plays a hillbilly groomerl as an Olympic weightlifter whose but is in Jeopardy when he falls in I,s. 'rtth Rus$an pymnast Ti:: frrhd.'n tr, s'-' P4e'Ighbo(h(X)d a%.. - _, ri 1 '.'.. ml llttU, 4. - ('24) MistePoQer% I've' Got A Lines !'OIIY (,'It:%%II"lt DEAR POLI4Y-1 am answering Mrs. L. I). Who wanted Ideas for a 50th wedding anniversary party. My Suggestion Is to have a gold money tree. I was In a quandary about how to (to this but came up with a very pretty one alter talking to several people. I sprayed a large plastic after 1_I was hut IOU $hhIhi'. ULVI rubber tree with gold irn 1(1111 WUS the first coat was dry another was applied. Repeated tintit it was all well covered with the gob!. Silver money was wrapped in gold foil and attached to the tree with florist's tape iclear cellophane tape came loose.) I also surayed some white candles I had on hand with the gold. Do not do this too far ahead as It does not hold for a long period. They, too, were sprayed several times. The plant was in a nice redwood bucket that I did not want to paint It was covered with gold wrapping paper and a gold ribbon was tied around it with a big fancy bow in front. When our florist made the table centerpiece lie dipped the edges of some of the flowers in gold paint and then inserted among the flowers a cute heart with "50" on it. Several people suggested I make my tree with real branches, but I could not find any sturdy enough to hold that much money and this plant had been given to me by a friend who was discarding It and it worked just fine-li. G . it - fl'lI lJt A..r-., star .1. .s;,-..•.I e .r .# ft- p.s - ne. of firemen plagued by arson aryl false alarms In a hilt-fit ghetto area they se r; Rountree plays a new. Mark rerruit,who faces the hostllities (if the crew because of on-duty problems the men have faced. It crimes to ;i sttndnrd fii.ish with all hang, fighting is rnat-er fire together Concentration It 00 (2) Sale of the Century () (9) Pass word (74) Electric COmNsfli )))O (2) Hollywood Square's (4) IOV° Of life' 4s 00 ,tched (9) (9) Movie ((24) Prime Time 9:00 (7) Bold Ones 10:00 (2) First Tuesday (9) Marcus Weiby, MD (24) Bill Mayors Journal 10: 30 (74) Behind The . -' IiLU fill P ),1l w ho IN CAPRI('OKN (i)ec 22 to Jan 20) Analyze whether you ere making the right contacts, bringing the right interests Into your life, other ise :iiakc them now Get into some new group )i!her1ng that can be Jo!! whit you need Avoid one who ha: a had tcmper AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Closer yourself with an pert and put your affairs in better order instead of gaddiny about o regar,outly A xid friend has a problem that you can help with, so do just that A wise person gives gouid advice, to'-i I'ISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ou have a good friend who has fine ideas for you, but some of which arc not good, so psk out the best and follow through on them Not very good day for social mat ters Look into practical affairs more I (74) Man iind Environment 8-00 (7) Bonanza () Maude (9) toIly Squares (24) Peter And The Walt aiau 'I hen you get the right kind of cooperation sA(; II IAR It'S I Nov 22 to Dec 21, If the financial side of your life is not gui ng well, analyze where the trouble is and do something about it (,et information from an expert in hiisines f you have an)doubts shout somnet!iiflg help one YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MANY QUALITY SHOES AT A FRACTION UPTO - SHOES - - flFF 4 - POLL PAOTT & SCAMPAROOS NOW FAST SERVICE ********** - Ai EASY SELECTION AND VALUES TO $31 .99 - 1 1 FOR VALUES TO $18.99-CALIFORNIA COBBLERS, CONNIE - t,LNLKAL lliNl)LNCIES: During the day it is difficult for you to organize your affairs for the - future, but later you find you can study them more Objectively and get some ans ems that are just what you have -' VALUES TO $21.99-FREEMAN, RAND, KIDS $29() TO Dress & al Shoes, NOW 1290 ___ ___ -WOMEN'S SHOES- from the Carroll Riitr Institute .7 - .. Secret POINTERS i44 0 4i -) (7 11,b . -- (24) ¶,esame Street (24) Rapport /:10 (2) 1:41 r~r"""1EO1O CARROLL RIGHTER'S I ( (9) - - - 10 if) u i 1PII The Truth Truth Or Consequences Dragnet 00 (7) (4) 91001 FORI C-\ST FOR WFI)NFSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1973 L__ 1 I1hIIJ1hIIII _!. S a The grooms' mother was attired in a sleeveless, fl( orlength gown of polyester. The warm pink color of the dress Requests tar women's news an photo coverage was accented by transparent DEtR ON: I agree. Dieters need all the help they can get, but don't blame those who tempt you If you can't resist WiIUIfIiIIIPih. I th beads embroidered on the bodice. She, too, wore an orchid corsage. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the followthlphallofthechurch. t3na,einn 1 CU, aa IU141 "'b Dtwett and Louise Lord was in charge of the bride's book. -a _k_t. '- - - AND Entertains Federation - YOUR BANKAMERICARD beother of the bride. was organist. The double ring ceremony was by candlelight. The altar was flanked with a large bouquet of white porn pan mums with pink roses at the kp were com i,.,i-u.ntp,fi with Seminole Count), Federa tion of Women's Clubs met recently palm trees. The bride was radiant in a at the Sanford Woman's Club, candlelight gown of deluster with the Sanford Junior satin, styled in an empire Woman's Club members serwaistline and A-line skirt. The ving as hostesses. Mrs. Robert Bradford, scooped neckline added soft. ness to the bodice while the long, president, conducted a brief business meeting, following full, Bisimp sleeves of English which the Seminole Junior net and pesu d ange lace with satin cuffs complemented the College Chorale, under the entire gown. The bodice of the direction of Janis Ellis, gown and border of th e presented a program which removable chapel-length train featured aclections from the .,ere appliqued with peau d' Broadway Shoss "Oliver", and "Mollic Brown.' :age lace highlighted b) tiny Mrs. Ellis said that the ecd pearls. Small buttons extending up the back af the students enjoy working on the gown completed the bride's music and take great pride in their performances. The)' elegant attln. seriously seek to present Miss Fensler carried a professional sound. As a Colonial style arrangement of miniature red roses with community service, the group enjoys presenting programs (arnatrnns and baby's breath 'uu e.iizauvi.n Myers, mama uviure' civic moo church honor, and the bridemalds, organizations Misses Kay Craig and An announcement was made .;andra Powell, sister of the :ruom, wore gowns of by the president that proceeds burgundy red velvet accented of the successful benefit fashion at the waists and scooped necks show which was held lit by irar lace, styled in empire November will be donated to waists and straight, floor length Lyman School Band and to Seminole Junior College skirts. Scho larship Fund to be used for The gowns were set off by fl ower arrangements of while books carnations Upped with red. The Beverly Freeman arid her arrangement of the maid of er accented by c'.imnmlttet were ctnuritt'aded honor was furth for th e outstanding effort which miniature r best was enjoyed by almost two Terry Terrell served us man Doug Wesson and Jim hundred fashion-conscious women in Se"nurnle County Jenkins were uers. A committee was appointed Miss Melissa Owcnsb', flower girl, wore a m in iature to choose a Seminole County' version of the bridesmaids' %t'unuin of the year. Serving on that committee are Mrs. Louise gowns. David Thomas, ring bearer. Gill. Mrs. John Crabtree, carried a white satin pillow Elizabeth Kuhn, Beverly Freeman and Mr J°hn E'an. trirmcd in bridal lime. The bride's mother wore a Members of Clubs of the lø#l.'tittènn are reciuested tZi z' i'c floor-length is ia't 'tiii. for sleeveless submit a candidate to bodice was highly ornamented committee. by sequins arid beads accenting The next meeting of the A-line skirt. An orchid Federation will be held at the corsage complemented her 1.ongwood Civic League building. Feb 15 ensemble, Roben - 9 -- n TUESDAY Franeiseus, playing an ;,d .1iPn(y executive who plans to make Ksirras a star 5') he can c'n&se .i breikfast cereal, sees his at'll.Iald plan about to he rrushe'd by an international incident. -'' 16-.)) (ARC Welby, M.1 A More Case' The qfter-effects of undergo who -. women --- -Tuesday hyster"etomiec i the plot 5:36-10 (AIC Hawaii 11:30-9:30 (Cl1.S ..,,a, ..v....i'. .h.I..,.i,.... Movie of the Week 'Firehouse tonight flh"IU'tJ'l Illiflhll II f(U F V r,i ltichiitd Rountre., star Of IN'Shaft films, Virue' F4wards, Andrew fiuggitn. Richard T(,4ev is io ININ . ....- .,nrtar U flU't 1 amaa- a , ' IEVENINO , HerW-t ;r..I rl _,..• •--. •..,,-.. -_ .t..... .,t-..--,.t A Time I ' J>" Tern- from a baby stroller fails to (Alit') peratures lilsing "Scalpel. produce the uiun! ransom Sponge. Typewriter" After Dr. demand that aceompanies Campanelli agrees to permit a kinapping.s. M-(;rrett notes a hospital newspaper, at Dr. sUnitarity between this kidNoifirnl't urging, chaos ensues. napping and others In rec ent ...r. ....,I iii. ....-...p......... ..fIaiIe, n.r. orde y. me i,etowiiz, becomes not Just the editor, points to a gang which steak hut a columnist as well. Ills babies for adoption. The rhief gossip column turns the suspect is an attorney with good resitntion. hospital upsIde down. 8.:30 ' MI1! it hint nøcn1e. ni-,' IrtInL in watch their calories, their friends say: '(Th, come on . . n e a piec' of carul) tu another helping. It can't hurt - trin i.tr, nqt,nqity ' amm - l MORE ;2n yea" of ones me; evtry law facts which confront family; and an invaluable session on men's and boys clothing for that woman with men in tiet home. Special Interest programs such as cora&e making and the At-ia-nit IT M.it ilnsrt 19 Mats ignolli' 41 One titus F,,iii,s,i 231A.assmnsw ns N1f,ti,)hI 24 With (Fr-) 47 I's.talanyin(it 2.1 Ap.qt*i,-v Charles tmmtm, 20 )'iastie 45 hraeonlflg tnguMlknts fl "fl'°'1' tilt knanip Cut tstmas 2SntclI 4 1% )tttti nut Li Fe,nlnh, .p.IIanittt 35 biiiitfy 41) Wrrn- Is ii I 5I(I5P%tIOI' flOirLsnarn.' l(1 J2 I'iand in 3IWpird.r '1 pff a by vii I') .'tt'tpitt'q I.,ntial ' E ~_, k=~_.-* ,,, ........................ 141111 29Caivi* "" I lNotnew I'v'twp,sn 'U In:- , O - )Va,I 'UI ZItFtU, I wonder if it ,'c'u)d .-"t'e. !m'ua) te cnd In th' t-'v. Altho she dresses him in mile clothing, she selects such bab'ish st',lec-mjnus zip;wrs Ills favorite pastime is "playing house And be docn't apjar to he at ease with boys There seems to he an unusual physical attraction between the mother and son. lie is not allowed to use the men's restrooms She always takes him Into the la'lIes' restr.ms lie doesmit seem to he embarrassed by it either, sister Is an intelligent, educated person. And her hushnd Is no dummy. I cannot understand why he doesn't put his loot doi-m. Is it normal for the boy to accept his mother's way of training him ithout protesting' We dat feel that ti ty-t -.ht' e can d'-k'u-' thyis an a' id reader of your column, so iwrtai sh&' will see this and recogni;e herself, and do something about a potenii;il prl)itk'm CON('EIINEI) -- 7:=,: __ __ It Buren i (,yth 7 Fast (Fr,) tlmri olt mtuh 1Noittlilit 1InI nut. I's flrrathi tt i'atth fl ittiit ?I' 1114 apcliatInn DEAR AIIIPi': I am concerned about the relationship eleRant junque. -' ga l i . h,ltn 44 Inlet igl 'ii huIit,'u titit" 32 lIih t-aili i 1,1"t !4 (knusot Maude For a 111:30 (1IS) Walter takes Moude chatige, business tils along on one of (oIWcn(i(rnM Mistake number (iflC. When they arrive, their lintel reservations are not honored, and they wind up In a shabby motel. Problem number two. 'Ilien the baruinet turns arid. Inspired by a into a few drinks, Mnwle makes her presence felt. lvrn the motel mnnnngcr threaters to toss them (flit. - ?2 Fu(NlS'asc1 cliii d-'i'Ci1i • 4 43 Car jII I b A i\DII I V6fl 1571 P5 (1.45g. Tr'5.e N. V. News SvM, -- 3T flays. as Ptctept 40 Jiidldouq 41 F.yrrgren 42FrnchtIvvr i Tintl 4 Musk-at quality S b1nlkat UF00% IiIt 13 Lliutltms 14 i'asttici reflir 1flhtct,-aJ4t'i sis 1. selection and preparation school and the other will rwrtAin - - V 1n Cents (ii,.) 13 Negatlsc Re l at "j\'C (lijestloIls County will reap the bene proeQ and talents to display, will be held on April 27 and the Holiday showcase will be on Nov. 13. On this occasion, gift ideas and Items will be on displa), all of which Will be handmade by members of the council. September Is consumer edu. cation month and two prograni will be presented at the Arp• one featuring a meat center *_ ! ( - .. J* Members of the nine exten sionclubswillbegweflexpert e . '. agent Louise ed by extension R .- e- .. I - -f. ,.ented through leadership tra ----- . - ________ I I f ' dsonreportse%era1 ed ._IlI_lIIIulI % 1 W - actvitws - Ill from. 4 A - , - 6 _ 4 ~ 7 I 4 R% 4,\\SIECZh01A'SKI - jp11i Inw. ZY !- - I ,1111 i 'I iIIti1i Ii. 10 Format - I .a - -. =~g, Outlines i~_i ACROSS Mrs. witsn and her board In May, the council is plan. international picnic and each cake decorating will be held at sss1ons on string pictures, the Agil.eentcr. For those with bottle cutting and methods of nlng a very excitingly different dub will prepare foods from a together with the expertise of , uffrrent country and present a Mrs. Gill have planned an creative talents., there will be dealing with natural materials, type of activity. This - fl t program relating to that ambitious and commendable program for the coming year eountfl'. families in Seminole 4, I Achievement Day. whtcIs and Spring I •.1i '•F Council Highlights 01ii, I'Vo. Tuesday, Jan. 2. 1913 6A-The Sanford Herald // ft,rrli', in ?. The Sanford Hornlrl Pvivli Ati,v,t ; OF %p . V __ t \ 04 'oo I _A ___Z W 1XWW ~ Regular Complete dinner 5125 Valuia I p'ee-s ii! C ui..seo '..'ta$''s u'd ,Jrs-v titi t-)t. c?t and h..'s'.,,, te_' ', -*.', 4 e x ~?MWO 'ZIW Recoe II .4 5g. 11*41w Is,.. Pt(, O°El'l DAILY 11A.M. 1119 P.M..ft"FRI.& SAT, Thi W P.M Santwd 1809 French Ave. (HI-way 17-92) �- ;:-;--u------:_n--;:- _- -:-rçvr- - U - 'Iuettny, Jan. '1, 19/i- -I li he' Sanford ItriikI 81--Ttic- Santorcl 4erafd Editorial Comment Tuesda,Jar. 2. 1972 II __ - c- _. U.S. In= P i Fl \fI , iI I m Aerospace Lacking In Cost Formulas e Resum lnes a 0 riLegc St I 1% The flight of Wilbur and Orville Wright's first powered aircraft at Kitty Hawk 69 years ago is considered the birth of modern aviation. It Is event that gave life to Anwrica's nowalso gargantuan aerospace industry. While the recent visit of two Americans to the moon was a filling annive rsary tribute to the I 11w werPITr'4tn SoUth Vtetfl*in at dust. Monday after a 34-hour bohdas halt. SAIGON AP The pattern was the dame reiuzi*d attacks on 1trt. technological achievements of that industry, partduring the CcTh Vietnam's southern North no exsome of our major aerospace firms are having as handle beU the )th parallel and again there was 'or4j tnda after a 3-how halt for planation wh} the halt In much trouble making ends meet in '1972 as the New Year's. 11w U.S Command Vietnam lasted It! hours Longer Wright Brothers did building their first airplane ariwi in '1903. The bombing halt above the The Apollo astronauts landed on thi moon !1 pffr!i.. srhi4' rnti;t4 and took oil again in an amazing spacecras; built Hanoi and i. re by the Grumman Corp. As they explored the in effect. It was ordered b L moon from their Lunar Lander, that sanw President Nixon on Sauwda Ic rraUon for the rennpUor, I corporation was announcing here on earth that oft negnt1ati ii another of its products. the Navy's new F-14 Paris next Marida fighter plane, was carrying it toward financial A coir.munlqut caid air ope-I'' disaster atmns over North Vietnam rtGrumman says it has lost Si million each on sinned at I p.m. It gave no ie-. the 8 F-14s already ordered by the Navy and it tails. but U.S oficia1s said the at & news her that fellow inmates tuid said erased," Taylor NEW YORK AP - he, cannot sustain the even higher losses anticipated bombers weit attaclung supply in the raids. in nference Monda after a twc been rrutes below the )th parallel to Brig Gen Teleford Taylor. lR' co on 48 more which the Navy flow wants to order at "One of the detained pilots week sty ii' the North Viet!.iV Wfl in IlaflCi: with thP the annual dr'%--st!aSOn about foir had been there for a price stipulated in a contract option The - capIta: •in Ram m • --------: w nIterte. a -o' Di he Lcp: sivin. ti1•iil h 1 a1n(' I he 1)1 letu on Inflation alid Taylr.. nc".. i professor ot months, ufld intensive U.S. bombing attacks. C1tmllftIttZed Untt and throuli '1 though: happening` .. 'What's changes in l)cknsc l)epartment procurement Columbia University. says "Yrni n drive for miles law at :.am Into South Vietnam. ewarWaSg0tflgtoC nd f1l'i th turned Sunday night wilt folkpolicies since the F-14 program was started. The 1.5 C i'narid aIlxi re- througli Hanoi and not see an the Rev. Mi- 30. said Mr. Ilamo. Simple justice would dictate that the U. S. NV-ted that hombrn oncrations damage and then suddil Linger Joan Baez: All en said t"ie was en, *i,..oclate dean 01 ll chael A I government pay a price for its airplanes based con - upon a virtual dTt the Yak University Divinity that tilt' bombing was aimed a: I 'The bombmni u, awu on what it costs to produce them plus a civilian as well as miUther than anything I was under in School. sac harrs Roman. nit- target!.. 'There's no questior. reasonable profit for the company involved. London" during World war jj tional coordinator of the VietCXtrPmt. e bombing Unfortunately it i never that simple. While the nan' Veterans Against the War. that th 'taylor said Ht added Silili 1w accurate.' courts may have to settle what is basically a group carried Ciri.ctmns t total destruction was mail to American prisoners of contract dispute between Grumman and the great because incinthar returned and government, the F-14 case is basically one of cost boinhe were no: used on Hanoi ' North frnn i,, rOWs.. tPr5 ... U , .- • , whi'. h5 be!igmn rc' ------o -crmr--4 1% where near what YOU saw in Vietnaniplus3 on:mrsuid like an albatross on a success ot secretaries. London or Germany right after U LW held b t1)t Vital Cozf to The "total package proceuretflcnt" po li cy of South Vietnam Their tri p was g% wa said Taylor. wtu e war." th i on beinc 1 gn forei macli' 01 'it'ct - t( tIme!! Bevington display v. zl Lraivei fl-';. :it l' '-'I 1. ,1,i chief U.S prosecutor at tnt Sponsored by the Committee- . caught _________________ ? ______ teacher Mrs. Leona Battle at South Seminole Nucrnberg war-crunet trials Liaison with Faniilies with; European cnuntrle they are studying about Cold CasselbetTy tMari)yn Gordon Photo -tJt)elaiiied School. ICeiiWTI Middle VDUC lie said the recent Hano. Bevington, 1-irian Ancirev ai&d rJr1JTo[:yct APNext Best cau.sed 'ts..Leszivt- but nan. rai urr Vietnam said toda that The gro visited i: prisoner's ducUoo of down The Californ ia Milk Advisory Board had to A riCnpnSon Of war. ' 7_e~ I of war in a camp In Hanoi after nonmilitary facihtiei 1 change a multi-million dollar advertising including ' crewmen fr. Vvt save r hospital housing one of the raids and found the' campaign built around the slogan. "Everybody _! --bombers downed R5 residential men re pa iring a roof that had developments. o recent1-, have issued a needs milk." areas as well as airports been damaged by shrapncl joint statement i.trgtng The Federal Trade Commission challenged virtuall Miss Rae: said prisoners told shattered and a Carrier furnace won't 'it' U U.S vrnj down. whatever th e th e statement based on complaints 0! a iew end Lix- Vietnam war temperature I"s the "F' doctors who pointed out that some people are Vietnam The official th future" best a rtace wi dtit hL' he U'placv a congratulatory pflonc Ntxoi: h4-Sa1C. out of t1L' own inner sanctim allergic to cow's milk. It FRANK COItMIER News Ageart nroadcas air ccinditioninç can he ti Coat Georgt A1ic ofthinbru. cai1 i11 accountL. it did nn Irt&iO!ir' Perhaps the folks in California should use ldctct aiuc1atetl I4res V,rftei th text of tnt- statement AUxi Press SereLar C,crire.Lake Nixon k'n. to fux a Wt4tt tht VusiitngLon Itedsiun, Comb" e.perts. h WASHINCTON i' th e same slogan that appea rs on bumper stickers and the names of the 3(i said he had ni of Di Nationiil Fool- aid L Wan çuarartteed ident Nixon. a surprise visitor lioust pO1tceTnai-4i unit orrnec WiflfleT POWs Limo had meporteci being distributed by dairymen here in North tall Conference Champmn1p ade. what wa occupvinç the U the White Roust- on ?,ei nierntier of th Executive Pn.all them pm'the capture of wilt, four thildrei Ibresldent attentior durin' Carolina: "Only Love Beats Milk." Alien, tu teetlon Servicr-wn' cam4 u said 11, 'icar! I)a. vrnu.sh _________ Di rrtt. of the hc1tdzr. Ukt pg.This statement is possibly the ultimate in WId I tA i' U,-11iW UITThd up t With a pkf!% found tunt8el! Locked out of The statement recalled prnvtmient Ctunest'-Ariericaui u White House at lii a.n Munda. hceniei and othert. Warrerf name-dropping, but as far as we know, it's UnThe clue! executivt. own Oval Office Monda) rrn_____ the remark made in late relations dating from President Year Day the observance of Ne Despite AP TOKYO ~ tr. tnJfly Nixona hoptUilit a1ter appwseems mart apt to challengeable even on med ical grounds. r 4 wp ~, Ing Henry b October Nixon's visit U' Peking last 4 the Vietnam war. Communist Rot that still doe no: explain wa amended U' coatarm U Nixon. once expected to ent p1ai the Longer he rexnain Asheville N. C.) Citizen-Times Kissinger, President China apparent:, plans ti, can- Februar) peint noted with why the Iresidcnt wai ;igg1m ;crhp.-mySteriOW workmn: Ice-li spend the entire o1ida wee- in off Nixon's clue! adviser for The' message- made the usual Untie in 197 its policy of conori.-.gave tin doorknob o t1L private of- habtt of tu bo5 pie knd at Camp I*viil. Md,. ap- 5Oi 0! that securtit. national attact on the "power politics" Lacti v,'ttl Dv' United States and no explanation for hii helicop- fict 2 hour earlier. Or Wha -uity Ii: parentli uet is at band' norp-C.inimuius powers of the Untied States and the' SooUwr the intern; before en rosten.-and othem things-..-bs lerretlirli t , the White House o, lit did in Vietnan. the harsh words th th vie: Union. but This u. e between- e-Lines " t nimtio L rcuzrmun4: from bu runufltaultap mw the statement 11 "but." reserved for the Russians. Long Nets were meaning of a long. NewEmen and photographer: OSANFORD, INC li ve-il-up hohda evenm tidgt- Sundas night. ued. "now the war is cont in guilty a! the hemlOON. Years meLsag'!- carried ir. Un described as MAPLE AVE 1rte. Mr Niion hat) let: summoned ti flit Wnitt- Hous E Mthough them u. evalence more fierce that ever otis Marts. sir, of sociakmpt'publicsree most important rneePHONE 322.E32 th 4 the day for Southernto record a portion of the f,3t ç'?83 :i: earlier in mat a tei aide1 anticipated U act ort. and American livt ruilisn. ng e Peki and th uesuOy lions in China FLA )?771 i Iii Pii&4U betwti1 WUUUXII tOaCI AVE SANFORD. 3C N FRENCH thkt P1TI t(]Tflth It t:utcl return train Camp David. are In grave- ,eopard frnn People's I)a1t. the Uberattor iinntnf' 197: presLth!ntui. Host. Howl fetivitie c:n White Roust- officmlreporl-deta: We rnunthht-cLocl attacks E'cr .trid Publshc? A Arm'. Daily and the theoretica. e Ur- candidate noted that almost t'd that wheti Nixon appeared a: wtn t'er old school. th is comnradictioii cornpei Th organ. lied Flag. umuuethat'tI thereafter, Nixor tANE D DiDYLE Aij.ert'sn D,etior& Asst 'c' Pbl ,sP.e' Ii the liu- Oval Office at 'i:3( ia.in or iversit) of Southern Calif oT'niL, us ti add our voices ' Oval OfIir The way the papers put it State Un- hail de.serted ri 'icat:. Day hr discovered. flef"iile(l )hiei (rcuato' General ManaQer public opinion in our - OLTOLtN FRANP the neighCommunist Chairman Mat' in hclwtwa' quarter in order Lt!t fZ!! JACSONVILLL wt have th at Let futile wresthiw with tnt ,vrit:. cnuntr. Whe er OtiN A SPOLSK.IAssoca?e Editor Tsetwr's "reulutionar lan Nixon'i unit. txirin Lxecutivt Office liuttuaccomnujdatr mart lax• Il all acunx doortnot, that routine beclirit) Y3j MAI r)EPz7515 API: ZL.P. been detained for t teas WINI wED F GiELOv to foreign affairs" - the libern FQED 'AN PELT naverm 11w internal lievenut YOU. O wHDkAWALS precautions were keeping hint activity on Nei' Years Eve ww ins: Th':ri and at days or several year, It L'. Comptroller approach begw: 'citit the Put1'PknaQ-n9 Edict? A -'vtcc hat announced that it SAVING!. AND cIP4C. important that you hear us wil Pong diplomac) of 1971 riLv5 A WEE* ;. k:tts doors open Longer "V srrangl appeid Li' iOY GREEN i'. DJR . Ly ANt) tiC) IT ALL yea: ne continued in this be I V usual :..er'snQ t,ti',i-' YOU the mcnibcrr of Congress YOU ItIT TELEP'4DNF' d TIU Tnt aecisior; appears to hartwim : UL.I IIYINI E ii exercist all your legal been reachec while U.S. balm.addittoi U LU CHARLI:S Pi4v' ti bring AN[ CS[LbLkY and moral power, 1111011111111" em's suP writ striking nuusivt•the Oriantit IR offict : it : ?'i-c Pi.ir, ,j [ci'or C . about peace utt,ma c-n' ,lttsOq v,C tP ty at the- vitals of Nor-in Viet- IN ateti "Thu. statement ts made ,r banin ' ..-',nzr 4A1PHt1A'i nam lLLiAMS DORIS. ft vOid by Secu" biouç I) those who know that Rrirnrcre'-,r Cc-'p Thougi it condemned the 'r It' 7:30 in Lix i97 fran. 4.3f ¶,y .t, (ci tnmt.. t prii ii tc : dclii;. can only inmore F bombing and promised, If it eveni ng The off ice will alit lit crease- the suffering, RAt' SI [VIP ORLANDO! persisted. to give' "usual" shout openSaturdat January (. l97, BILL vi' hen ow conf inement F Pr lengt t's' HOW IT WORKS: HERE'S ape Ut the Vietsupport and aid SA' Ptic.'c,Q' train 9:00 a ni Ui 1:00 p.m. and aggravate the namese Communists, the- Nev Txpaveri cur: ahit get )IA. A CDJ'-. n 5',- p', p?r we11btin of tnt country Year message- gave nt hint that these hours t eZu", ete'4 S 4 wtuet. Wi- serve SUBSCRIPTION RATES I, . would affect the in,Thqt'- trantf fnd betwW yOu' $2.40 Month 55c Week Home Delivery ct*mç øCc,i' mr you? DIAL A 1 Year $78.40 Months 20 $14 :ctuPtr b glflOrw wt*r' C,' ,.'* e v. Wt's* t,jnfl Same As Home Delivery in Flor i da -urIt' -.aer. thy u.n BV Mail J j ea Desert Hanoi Part I As , ' - " 0 's/V'S ,As L1- r - P . . -. - -,, chflce.;.'. - War . .. )!, mt t tCk . -' I , -. _ __ - , _. Surprised White House rJ Nixon Locked Out Ott i ce - Communist Chinese - To Continue Contacts - - - - SOUTHERN AIR - n Hours 'anthr1i rraU II1!r - : ': - ncv ice ax - .-'- -- . - - -. ___ - : ... - BP1NMNG - COMES TO , ' Sanford Questions FHA - - .2- .. - a-s- v_ i I .. ..~ - - V. . . ', - -. '-'---- . - - !r...s.. f'- : - _________ - -'---- - 8 - _ - -- '- - r"m - -' .* - -. 11 t • I'll,. 'i T C (lifiki it.". ii t11 -t uiiU • t t1i;'irItt! - Ill i. Optimist Club Mother ltub Wilson lii Sanford b the South Seminole l)t'vlmn. and .lch: I!, stuiw: ilt'te'ptiilr tilt - tmk trim t'Iu( pre't-iclt'imt - '! ' I 1 , Austin has told the' Herald, expensive Storm dra I in ma iii- even effort It Iut the permanent won -. •-' correct the situation. Vte ye go: won't be- done until another MI iiuitt to install effective' tempot-ar'. 1tartes r" campttr.t1 in tI.. ,, 5uudIvlslun located south of city o 'Sanfurtlazi ti wuat stept WUHMt$VCeler) Avenue. east ofLocus: vuu will takt'IoietttUitthti For over & year. riUuIs have street and Avenue' and west of Mellonvilk. has adequate flooded the- portion of property the water U' Austin . Th e according ciraumgv and to what Steps YOU gre residents any of the homes will completion Will Iux-v to be sure that PHA stands for days. rn ta uiflent ke a year. he said the pe Austin cum!mttnwnts art, not closed on propert) in the Cut) of Suntoru doesn't - I '.: .'' Ø'. ,flt?$t COf!pOUflSC tw t,'it'v W'w$'wT I? DIRL-R-COUNT . . understand ••! t tst' -. ' S,cC U S Postal Regulations provide that all mill subscripticns be pad in advance Entered as sr.cond class matter August 72, 1908 at the Post ______________ Otfce of Sanford. Florida 32771 44 'e1- pew t?t 0. ,ot1 m1 tPW Win?.? P.r S.pu'it 111117, Mti 0' .51' f%)' •4 in' t"'It-1 $ No part of any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for Such reproduction will be consideerd as i nfr.ngirog in The Her a ld's Will be neto iiabifOf damage unde' te.e l* jI Coriolis ',' jsiarilvti Gordon Photo . _f. - ,d' ' ' - _. .¶-:-,-: ...' e$urd8y Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs MariynGo'dOn $31 6975 a Bear Lake Forest City Fern Park- E Estates GoidenrodEastbtOak PAariI,'n Gordon - ELECTRIC ,r.,. - eD.'€I t&. 0r" Ann Pie,' b3l ¶(vYr ' ti-sI ft cftu' this uniq* n** a.' ''"', ...... ftir if c•f' ,mr*I* yvtr d,po%t?% unC r.t?h0øw#i Cassetberry T0n91,wood cDnv,n.Cfl *ay yoL' gutCbIy 0c so mane aftw thnç br PhC! Ar V0t ..ch d.y C.afl Oc so 7 Usysa *u.i 2' U*S St Marilyn Gordon 8 31 6975 br Sectrily F,deia Lake Mary 372 8704 CPEDIT. ADCRLD T CREDIT Xi Chulucfa BoIe'r .'itQS 3rd St • Lza C1( 149t toward purchase IS GOOD Phone 1B3*1525 V). U,i ,uur ar.kAaericsrcLor Master Charjr. .., c. george stuart - '**Dø0u'0''i' flzuintinj CORLANDO 2P93 AflDP4A 76746 :2 - US I ot&as.o. t&h. - Longwood Ann Riley __ 0 colored Community Osta-en Mrs Clarence Snyder 372 441 Dellona DBary Enlerpfut-* Fanniette Ed.vards - I - I WuntrrSprb'i95 3726735 372 541$ .A-~. AMERICAN STEELii' n 322-2611 ChuluOba Maria HavI Ins E -9 0t4.iuá. 241.3431 l, Cjtv 3t-6 00 Cu.. t33-1242 - D.i..io is. 25f-zO $.ws+ Is.v,td 2t2.4S7 - li.i,.ie. 2G7.$59 a.s . $O1 SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE WINTER PARK MALL Lake Monroe 83) 9959 Mrs Jones a' 44' 41CC- f hr Itiq.? ,nfcmatioq' •D..' It'!. C t&i rental - I Stitiner' of In tel', IIOWPV('t', the aeritspIl('o, S. tndtI5t l'.v tind Its No I ctistomni'l', the I . flutiRt Inlitch till' tt'('llnuh(lgieo achR'vt'miwnts of Uit'Im' uInt lonship with a better twi'fnI'lfl Hhli'e at the business Ievt'I. Ill fill vin when mni'ii ('an go to the' muon,; 1111(1 hack, it should DOt Iii' hieyonel 11111 gl'tlM) to find a Formula for racts him stiihiht' cost t'st 11118t('S 1111(1 Vinl)I(' contract iklt'ti!'i(' t'OCtI I' ('Ill I'll I. 0V('rliI1it'I1t , witl growing costs. Last year. Inability to control costs brought the massive LOCkht't'il corp to (h(' iii'iiik of bankruptcy. It was saved by 8 government ball just i lied On grounds t hi' flfl t 101181 I ut ('I'CM t - ,ip hr I,t •' ------ - - . -- - sits. can't provide vlf'('ent h.aIth rare at reasonable rr,- can't keep it; tulli'lIrrls .'pen ac Irinc as it dlii 3(1 year from (r.C1I,yIflg even II ago. ('Alit prvnt itS citi ttIf'iWS till showy ncw ckycrrap"rc,ran I produce sort The Year Ahead's Fuzzy Forecast siI1 sceni fret' in 1973 Put there is no reason for uii:ink intl to give up hope, ;uc .'ts-sting to ittit 1tlllflhiil I"lifly Forecast of (tie year ulwail. A glance at the old crystal ball both good news and had news. The good news is that jobs Will become more plentiful. The (tad news is that prices will go u- fl rising, and more and hint's' people wi ll accept the viewpoint that inflation has become a icrnanentwa'.'nfltielnthcUnitett States. A move will develop lit shotish penny 'oin% on the grounit' that they clutter up the pockets, slow .':ssti transau'tions and art' no longer worth s'siuntint Twenty years from now an attempt will ix- made to zlrop the nickel for the same reasons. A medical quack will tin. nounce that he has solved the problem o canceranti (hat on the edge of extinction. lie will die of the disease himself later in the year. Congress will ban cigarettesmoking during meetings in both the house and Senate chambers. The telling of lewd stories In the cloakrooms will also be prohibited. Snuff and chewing tobacco will continue to be allowed. A move to raise congressional salaries and pensions will be abandoned after voters stage a national chain letter protest. Developments on the international front: London will offer Inset Wales and Scotland free it the sti-ug. gling Irish will Just settle down and behave themselves like the dnt Englishmen they aren't. In Paris, the French Academy will unanimously turn down a proposal that Amerucanese be ta ught as a second language in ru,'! a! lnor ,.'lof"'I ,, offbeat Ruminations -- ,'' Iii'' Iti IpI" tilt I Jill' \tti ri' ;eri Iif" t''I.i / iifTI,,nru'e' whit-i, w' were li'tud wiptilil cOive virtually pvr .mini! s"m a to rriony rnilIirins nt Its like a prearriplion tt' faIlure (if UIIISI s' affl'arl( e iq not yet t:mvrsal We still have poverty and hunger 110 some of nuir poverty'' wotIk) hi' Ili otP Omit hennohl to pnpIs in Asia. Africa and Lat in Awerita And we ito keep lifting more and mine per.pl" flilt U hint 'c nrt our re al diIv'rnrna Anvttr4y can to Ilti re whir, if lit attc'l led '1111 million people out of wor nc I,, I'111 What Is rut easy to grasp Is why a rich socie t-at,'t • tilt-it its aritage, can t rio a thorr,tigiuiy 'ru.ne nv' ;lrrPi.er ;riti of rt'pi; ing Its norns and ears toil telP'/sir" . - fly hAt. fl1)'t.E Nothing NF:V \'OflK All fl y Imnt'('!i (i(o-vr , sltk'u'a Lion, I it led tinned let do better with his sensible '(lv b(IIH't 'I)ti Ili I v" policy, but the two major programs based on that approach-- the 11-1 bomber and the 5-34 anti submarine plane also appeal- to be plagued lit t't' McNiff uIs3pslaaItvI. filings of sIIfTi' lent ciuseuilly In; r.rnpeta with the prrl'u or of tither lands ('lint get off a di,ying es alator that higher le',e ever anti to taxes wag"; and r Ir's pr in- cs -- - 'I'W() liini,'iuuilri'ti teen -ails, Mosi'ow will tittnniitwt' 01111 however,ssh.'ll the rest of 8 I lit' Ittissians ilt'ft'n tt'tI flt'iI Fri'tuk.s III Sill) F'rniitis&'i will ,f!i %'.ar.wear)' ssorht refuses to pay ('hUm's ping pang team In it cø' through, it Iratlillonal wedding, e'reI muitth. l ocking wl!I deny but only utter the' niilntstcr a n y attentIon to them. liii' Imd.'ct )ktli(k'nl laugh of hit' ri'lit- t for thur.'t' ttr,iithut uiur.'i' ti .'nl the' i,u,,rrin,t.' (lie t.v;uI 55111 take piat'i' tsll'II ii.is , auut ,, it lit'- hiui Iii ulis \iW', h,iu-k.utul. Iii stitulumary, 1913 prtttiilses to 11enr - Kisslimger opens a I 'hriiii4un Mao w ill volunteer ti ('hristmas present from ii well. ;ditv the whole l(usstnn teiuiuu in' JUst utnuthmer ni thirnie years if he that will Ix' unor.' fun In look '.'.lsiwr and it turns out to he a stngle-hauuuied htnt.sclI hark on later than to go through ('1311 keep score, land new tin'gajihone. ((lw Other tIevt'li'puiwni' ('In (lie sports Front: (1115% Ii Noon. rk'a. ilwv %% ill - - - -- - - -_______ ___ ________________ -- ______ -- W hat we have learned, then, is that affluence is r tifl III)) aenge its own reward 'the economists and sr - '. lctglqt c (argot to tell us that, while it would elimifla'.' " want** in Its most fundamental meaning. It would bri r with It all in,,poslng array 'if prr.Pilems peeuliar to itself I f,i viii fr,'i en r- do.• an'? cfiilfld like ii serious nil ificu I .I V ritujie - it ti ii.u'/iri !'u huh' JtIIt I? It 8 diff' 'iiy art, :iw;u aim in in" chaos of too many cars, .ic; rruany sh'.;, ping • enters trio many hamburger stands Our wealth f numbers Is both blescIn tint) curse The affluent, comp,ing for parking space, far elbow room ir e stores, U '* edgy. ,i r. bre'attuiri g area in a hnitie or apartment, grasping f desp.;a.e the ;,iuyeuI, irrituihih.' Theirs is not et hel Iii.' poor fir hlrr'afl, hut th eir fructrtitions are none-real I ).'i' u'r In its effect is the Inca that an affluent WI.t' rv'ie'd in time marvels of modern technology, ought '.Ii'' a iii.' to achieve ever yt hi in .ini) quickly. The phrase "age of rising expectations" was coin-ed rj ruir'n who laid in mind the ileveloping aM'$ratlons of the ."rl.I" poor Peoples in an era when "'tent " se-em"" e !L :::to fr'' reach Hut the real thu .-vt'r rl:: inc.' has been oversold it may end poverty, but it does not end problems f.i' a I -, in this 'tutu? I y have' for decades decried Americ .* .'ruiptiasis 1 11 011 material gain Hut they have be.'r major contributors to it As they have looked at econon rij'ictict' mi.I disparity, they Fiave called endle.sly f 'r poultices nit money in he applied Ii, th- w,',ur4.; So, the American today knows two things he did no appreciate even a decade ago Large sums of mar."lavished on goserflmen? programs do not ne-,1 s and money in his own hands doese,t solve' p roblem. Ire.' tutu of his personal problems either. As he se'n'c it, he has more of these than he ever had and no leader anti no institution seems able to do much about it Nit single one of his problems overwhelms him the way joblessness engulfed the nation in the Great Depression But in their totality they are dispiriting and dicetuur;igini' Affluence was supposel to have the brightness of the rainbow Tu- ' him it looks gray - - -' t4 ~ N ,_.. _..'. •,, 10 1'* ,,,ç - , One Mans Opinion - — C / r_,~~ t ...,, \ -, "t - I " ( -, 1`16tifil ito ,/, t ,4 ' ----, ,-~)&e--j6 y t7___t q, _-, 00% __ A . ,,,,,,-st" r" (,, I ' ' e ' A half-dozen mass riots and SOt C small wars will break out in Af- ___~;_i By DON OAKLEY ) r ,J" France. J !A. - nflation? We're Not the Only Ones I - ''' OOrv\ Inflation i an economic illness sweeping the world, according to an international survey reported in World ui1igazin.' While' consumer prices in the United States have jtitnpt'd more than 12 points since the Nixon admiru.itralion took office In 1969, many governments would bi' happy t they could get their in fl ation down t th st nt" of advance 1 sing 1963 as a base year with a level of 100. here i-i how consumer prices have soared In a sampling of countries since 1969 In Denmark, up 17.4 points to 153 9. in India. up 15 0 to 190.0; in Japan. up 191 to 1532: in Hri!ain. up 'I9 to 148 1: in the Philippines. up kJO to 1556, and in Nigeria. up 33 3 to 159 1 Even long- stable Vest Germany registered a 10 6 coitof-living increase' to 126.7. But the sick man of the worl'I has to be Brazil, where prices have gone up 389 poiflti since 1969, from 87').0 to 1.268 0. That is, to almost ltunes ahos t' the 1963 level "The' malaise of inflation is by no means a rich man ' ' tIi't'.' siites the ufluur of (ii.' artivk, Cohn Jones of the' London I"ini.iial Times. 'ery few of the world's developing nations have managed to avoid catching the infection. The wor3t outbreaks are to be found in South America. in Africa below the Sahara and n AsiaEven ('oniniuuii't bloc countries, where according t' Marxist theory inflation cannot exist, have not been spared ,though higher prices are often hidden and never officially acknowledged as such. lii the S's it't Union, for example. when the price vodka was raised two >ears ago. all the brand name. were' changed overnight so that the change appeared t o affect univ "new" vodka. l'ran'-,latett into homely terms, the worldwide impact of iumtlatmoit me'ans. for more examples, that a Russian must par $1 ISM (or a small Soviet L'tat car, when he can get outs'. that FIipinos are paving the same amount of timoume> (or a loaf of bread that has been cut to almost half its former size that a N;"rian apartment d'weUer IS pa) ing two and a half times as much rent as a few sears agii, .tnsl so en and eu i'twus' is little conolati',n in these figures for Axnen tin. hwever lntabtlity all) where in thewurtd. whe'-!i"r t't',,u;,tuuui'al nr pilttical-and rarely are the two separate , i a lb cat Li . Smoke Signals Cigarette Advertising Ban Grow "'in g Also during th e year, Afghanistan banned cigarette By EDWARD NEILAN advertising on radio and draft laws were prepared to limit or Copley News Service broadcast advertising In Brazil, Israel, Malaysia, th e eliminate light at can see It Th The e U.S. Public Health Service says Mexico and Peru, against cigarette war of the tunnel in the wr1dwide Italy and New Zealand had beamed cigarette advertising smoking. from the broadcast media in 1962 and Finland. Singapore and that the world's millions of Nobody is predicting Ireland enforced such re',t,rictions in 1971, along with the cigarette smokers are suddeuiy going to kick the habit. But United States. in enactment of new Legislation against progress is claimed Sonic countries have also extended th e ban on cigarette cigarette advertising and in antismoking education. to print media. nations advertising These developments are noted front reports of 94 ban on cigarette advertising exists in Afganlstan, total health programs A (on- the annual survey of smoking and Romania, Singapore and the Soviet Union. Iceland, Poland, na l blic health Service's Natio .epared by the U.S. Pu are being considered in Finland, Norway, All-media bans Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health, Sweden, Denmark and New Zealand. had several countries which The reports Indicate that advertising ban has been Judged two instances (ht In toward curbing or lessening (hut taken some first steps The Canadian province of hiritish Columbia Is add newineffective. to 1972 ahead during hazards of smoking, moved banning cigarettes and liquor law 1971 to repeal iii t'Xptu'tetl regulations. teeth to existing laws or enacted new there have protested Publishers media. print adadvertising in of cigarette Th e most notable step was the banning caused thczii In ins.' $1.5 unillian while outside' that the ban television in several countries, vertising an radio arid Liii' province carry liquor tsiI publications circulating in became effective following action in the United States which cigarette advertisements wittemt restriction Jan, 1, 111. The movement to label cigarette packages with health The American expcdcnce W55 that when advertising for WurfiinU iii.i. .tiiusst'd MJIIIC uiroert's.'a dutlhi 1372. cigarette television, was ouanrmea on radio and now appear on packages sold in the United Warnings media. Other other advertising expenditures increased in States, Britain, Canada, Iceland, Japan and Peru. countries noted the same pattern. introdure'l for similar requirements In in television Legislation has been and Canada ended cigarette ads on radio Australia, Brazil, Costa Itie', the P hilippines and Pansuima January, 1972, and Austris and West Germany will enforce state (hut smoking 'Is," ''can" or Most of the warnings similar bans in January, 1973. to health. The mildest ss arning is that never advertised on "may be'" tuiUilrdOuS In Be'lgiwn, where cigarettes were ''For the sake of > tiur cigarettes: which appears on Japanese radio or television, a law was passed during the year making not smoke too much." hueuil(hm, do sure it will not happen in the Future BERRY'S 1ORLD Pan Americana Mexico Prefers Family Planning .,,te Nor. you a.5vttlt tht month and U)})l deIflntlde(I that I u'k)ieed he kept IrIIIIi gIPlt1 under. A coin prom IKI' bet WI'f'II tiff, Navy mid (rmunniuifl may hI' (littHtf'1l by the RtIflhi' ('HI) former Secretary Robert lIcNninara led to runaway price on the 1"- lii and other pt'ogt'aIns and was In effect when 11w F-14 contract was 831 6975 , $10 ` - - EN'T Arand New NCR 15 - s a MW ufiluAtloli of all utthtie streets d." Kk: wrote. The --tux of the problem is in' ,'"' copyright and member of the Associated Press which is The Het aid i entitled esclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in th's newsp.,per - Rev, George Vs asturiglon. 11 uii individual or urgainzatwn would like to help in this effort to build ii library for tIme Home and Sundaiy School please phone 647-4i97' or 1&i-'J5144- l2 mos. $3740 AIlOiherMal $2 70 Month 6Moflths$1620 ru,. 510 in .:' EMM I (untwueti Faint Psgt- I Street ano solution it. the' urumu[tt de veloper Wici. Austin appears uticompletcu ti have' attempted temporary drainage system that ends in pro bleni is completion of the street U' Mehlonvilk' Avenue- or relief fat- the area "but it has front of the home, oats occupied t". liii'. Jones tin east and installation of at UI been unsuccessful .1 -1,0. ~qr Our Affluence Is A Problem Itself - that. in South and North "i'i The CoTTIIT)MflCf said air attacics hifted it) thir from dusk Monday Rn Ch: Mmli Trail in eastern today, U.S. planes Viebiamn. South Laos, Hanoi's main suppl y str1kc In them in the northm tr southward. and it, qeerarof enwnry below the lines and base Camps in CiiiuiDMZ ti the COTTIITUIOd said. on baths, rri u, bombing ceisa R C.FA)R(W ESPER meiated Pirs.i ij ft 1 Political Notebook -_ 01 66$ 8363 Geneva Oviedo Stavis Liz tM$hieu 349 5205 By BESSIE GALI3KAI7II Copley News Service going to try to defuse its population explosion *iUi a play on words. There will be no "birth conuol," states lii- . Jorge Jimenez Cuntu, minister of public health. Instead, Were will be 'iimuily planning." The d)ffernce In terminology scents urmportant to government officials. In fact, It could deternuine the success or failure of the coma. paign. Learning f amily planning will not be easy. The high level of Illiteracy Mexico is th luck of iiioeler'm sum. unuuik'uslions, even though both have been timuchi improved in the last five years or too, will make it difficult to get the unessage over to millions of persons In rural areas or on the bottom rungs of the urban masses. "We will have immobile units," explains Dr Jimenez Cantu, "and there will be a c9ordlnated effort between the Social Security hospitals and clinics, the ISSTE I a hos',iItal systeuli for government workers), and the health depart. and ' . Yet reaching down in the &ocial scale te the least prepared and most needing nn'asses will take time. Mexico has been long resistant to any governuuucumt.sxirtsiirt'tt program to liutmu family site. If it has now found an iu't'eptuble formula, there is hope. Time population now stands at about 50 mnflhloii, anil ii expected III reach 100 million people by It- it end of the semutury. Much of this country's lrvse'nt probleins-Insufficient money for it:tm'ioli, Jobs, hospitals, for examplc-directly relate to the throatgrabbing weight of it 35 per cent increase lit ixipulatioti Public and private health facilities A)ur in new births. The samzme tu.' provemiments in health nave extended Ilk,. - -w., - it') b ?dt, ,, "Now be lair, dear! How can you expect them to ass you when you've neec away on batsirteii? .,p J.J'i even know you were 9000" �I Ipr, 1,1 I lu '.;i 1i Meet Edg ewa ter Ton ig h t uesdaJan. 2. 2S—Tt* Saiford 1eratd It Bothered Him Touqh Week Faces GreyhoundS A uS I?J1 - 4 fl Jm 7 Ti Image Important To Clemente just under 11 ppg Ctlat'it& 11011 then took hasItbeen Senlinel was Williams and Hi*ck to- Mttn' s.tieilutc far the' nez: flu' rn& Leani it' ever Its recorti at cardens ajn ci:si-i Tonight's ge me was originally part in who sparked the' Lyman victor)11w sewi "as after atiathtni Herald Sqr.tr*' F4ftar Hn1 Starting that schedule' Is a Mated for I''-re'1nhe'T 1. Two nvirt 'ai1vantage'" lie over Del..and last Satec'day that "mark" I: all ma\ ix- toe: Following this evening's night Ira the consolation fInal a! as the' quintet of contest with the-always Ulugt time for mmivin ti struggle fir the' is It's been on game the G"eyhounth have a Eagles will ttgiit Lyman ureyhewuwl baikethali bill Moore faces a murderous Eagles a' E4gevrater date with highly ranked Evans form of all-slate-' candidate' tIe Greyhound Classic- Rot)1 onPridavandtheiIa week front Mike MeCants and Larry dumped In 14 poInts. Far Roeck. one of the kcy one-tWO . tonight the) have' a meeting Gornurn, n solid men in the Lyman scheme of punch -:-.------" slated with 11w Winter Park scoring Mnts has been hitting at things. ft was his b outing ol . wfly hn W1ld dumped at -. tw'tLer than points per game the eaii as 1w eighth spot in the Urtr's tie flivr ___ Gorman has not beer teal far seven shots AAA.A.AAA cape' poll. Ui be one of expected lw'htnd aiverWtfl& nearl) 1. Hew &er nt liii Use geWwi. ->. tmpr1Ve record in either the' ppf', C.her FAgcwat-er regulars tie leading pouü Gormati, Ron Hounds. overall art Metro (tanference Coach Moore hopes to get I In Anderson anti Bob McKnlght, The) tiøw' but one vtc,t team "togrth&" after wverai For the Greytitiunds the I Odfl' Metre- outings this awi forced a fe's and overall have a 4i record starting team will be sltd mishaps that have during the first month changes The' Eaglet do have, ceveral from 6.4 senior John Williams, senior Jerry Carter, 6.6 of the' campaign taFes over- the Hounds the' Th order far the Hrnmds ti Handy Wright. 6-4 -10 1W' the-' ,UfliO rreatest of winch has .r . games the' have- Pat O'NeaL, 6-4 Junior *ndy' gIve the Eagles a battle tonight : number ____ — * will ha'e to get good .aread; plavec Wniie the Gums 6- sonl& ICnny W-ck thes coring efforts from Hocek Hounds were idle fran- the 10th and S-fl Carl Gadsot — Williams anti Wright And thet Williams has beer tnt- leading a' December until this pest will have to get good retwiuniweek the Eagles were taking scarer tnt the Hounds and - )flfl% IihiI)ll-'.) fl (AlI' \'s't the te'i-ut-il IMH1kM - See It! - --- - "' - - - - . ' - ' , - - -. - - - - - "' ---- - - - was LJYflI iy - The Super Iunder - - , - - - - - -' VieL, tr iuper BnwI B1Undr ir r Lover £ Ty1n1hil1t Wh inaóe dt moat cartainh ,. reality 'The two drvr to be theri tafl netthar D ir Ur LanE ahauld nave to travel 3.0) plus znU to ge to the gamt We mntU the poibWty of tht.'. a te weekE ao anc aid at that tune ft wtaxld be a ahanw if WazmgtW ai he.av the rnr1t er ther !attfltu 'iam. rI4rtifl4 U Uu &rnc :.Jtowen at 'omt wnen they wert howl. It ta to be the t*ggeat btunder for the NFl. atn tnt what waiIc yrni cart iat tobI*nUtDlaVOf! gam. thIn4z when they nex: the ume up that they &' exactly u rair1 have ti -- - . - - -, - . - -it. t)1liTl1U-' dnubk' figures- He nre1ts !. a '--- Trojans Rated Best ______________ :' - ________ -'.. a,- _.. • &t;. - - -- •- - - ____ ___ .. •-• - r ___________ ____ - ---- _ - -- . - - - .LEThiE\ ING rebound i Lyman i .lerr Carter durinç Greyhoundf 4i vaclm- over lJeLanc In ttw cotmolattoti game- of the Greyhounc Ciassic Tonight the Huunth- iwve ii tuugli coulte5t L'hedUkd a thC' tnivel to Orhindo li meet the- Eaglee. of Cdgt'water - receIvIn suice the news of Ins untimely death was repnted Clemente often stated he did feel he war appreciated b'. bait ptaver iiut m. sports w', could be further train the truth And it Is thdeed sad that the reatOnt.'ldnOtbcilIvCtOrealIZVthis Man)- great ball piayena. arr gsvui special nlgttls during (ftf their careers and Qemente was to' latter part trrtnt The Pittsburgh fans held a special eveinn fur their ; itcurLI still livrei - 'f:-urtt' tt trr !cthng ; CiemenLe 1k- stIll waz not certain that lv- was given the deW-Veil ___ We- bat.1 liv- great tar-tuznt to watch Qeinente- (or Ins first IL v%L5?5 11 i Pirate imltunn And while the Steel Cit) press often gave sum the ae1axn; hr deserved It war- true that be was ivitrecognazed (or Ins aflty by the nauonai -F.wn four National Lgut' battIng lilies and countless gcldez; glove awards were able It put hti-i. mU the zass he nn t"c;reat tie" eceived zn rt ttw attention tie deserved but Nos'he'Isgarwbisttt will be' it long, long unit- twtore rver forgotten it's just sail that Roberto could not havegrown ft before lx passed uwa • scholarship. Pat Padgett, 6-foot-I, 180 pound senior quarterback. took the top offensive honor for the conference. He fired 21 toucheight 1'1' down psccec. ran and iraced an offense that wilt be attending Aubuni - one for ti-Il you about t.'ia.r- team,' -- -v " '-; -- • - - Hose rose iar4en with the in George Allen's confidence lure, Nixon was downright Mainland and Gainesville pmtci oil handsomely His Red- prophetic, both undefeated with 1-0 "We are proud of our Red- records, while Seabre'eze is 1-1, skins will have a chance to grin into the camera lens any time skins and we will be even winter haven, l.akeland when we wish them Kathleen, 1.akeland and Saninane proud ;!ter next Sunday, ce'hen they their trip to Los voyage for lion California for the Naarrive an fort! are all Cl-I. tucmal Football League's Jan. 14 Angeles and the Super Bowl," Winter Haven's Otis Blrdsong t'arthquakc-Super Bowl VII. the President had written to Al- is the top scorer with 200 points. of Kippenberger Allen, so intensely involved in len-way back in early Septerr.- Robin Washington her watching Kathleen has 123 points, while "A lot of people wrote us off dismantle Dallas' Doomsday Clifford Manley- of Sanford and too old, too slow and too Dennis Davis of Winter Haven defense-', didn't even know who said Allen, who rebuilt heavy," the would be facing in the 'Skins have 104 points each, loser into a chumperrenial a until running back Super Bowl Calvin Hill of the Ccw-boy's pion with an 11-3 regular-season 'came up to me after the game record in JUSt two years. "Noand said, 'Good luck against body wanted them. i iust want to say they're a great group Miami You know, I kind of like that n e turned nack ti 'I'he Dolphins . Pittsburgh Steelers 21-17 to cc-rn phrase, 'Over-the-Hill Gang." the Khmer, who threw their second straight American Dallas defense as though it Conference championship. ABA Then the Redskins, behind w-asn't even there, completed 14 Eat? for 194 yards. Two 18 passes Billy Kilmer-to-Charley Taylor of Vt. 1 Pc? 0 B aerobatics, Curl Knight's radar of them, covering 15 and 45 Ca,oi,rta 77 14 6 to Taylor lot' the P,-ntucssy t' a ii a kicking and a ferocious defense, yards, ii Sni a v,,n. throttled Dallas 26-3 for the game's only touchdowns. ii 25 359 12 Knight established an NFL lq'iiph% National Conference title and ii 'IS 359 I? York ro-. -ith four field their lu-si trip to an NFL playoff mark cc his 75 15 675 t-hanipionship game since 1945. goal-s. kicking three pointers U'." 71 Il 1 Iru'.iu-, yards out, Ne-cc Ye--ar's Day, the from 18, 39,46 and 45 u nr Deriwer Wrishthgton coach savored the making him seven-fur-seven in Oat;..'. us ii ii n, ,,h-'- t po'1-s4'ason play victort cc-aU. ..,::, are .. as Pro Cage " Standngs at - weCt - .,, ', -' .-''.- u tie' 'ii r font s-h,,'u1 i I e.l fist i as nt - i-' WCdTIeSdlI)' be tire recipients of proceeds from tuniglit'sracrs SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. Each season the Longccoud track , -i" '- - " " -* ' £ ,7f7r Program. * -, " race', - ' - ' : P . -_ . 0 I - - ' - ' . - I - jf - '-J" ' . '' / - - feature .. - c- - . H! -, ' - \V c - - A -- " . - - - - -- # '-' tEE $f14'.LF 9 frt' okZ4 p53.55 - " /962 - - •-•_ - - '' . ' / 1 /5 _- -- it-ti. 'line 11th rate-', the second half of the late DalI'.' l)uubk is also a tIrade a race. liii user tine 5" lGths anile course and Iritink S'-otis Countryland, cc-leo sun three races iilready t,hl.s season at SOKC a-s the early - ' favorite It I ,iYfllPe trace is 8 pain. arid SOK(.. has niatinee and evening both at ' -_ - Grade A a - m a a - 4 - ,. taking that-it regular The fifth nile evt'mnt, t designated tint' scholarship feature and the' owner of tine-wuuunng Grt-y'boufld Ui the ct'nt.est will receive a Ahre Go, two-race' cc uuter from 1,1* Frank Conruy Kennel 'is the curb' favorite in the ahead of C,i. Brothertuns Surlire Nellie and Richardson Ke'nnrels Nwubahu .- - - -- PfOlJ'Ll!ll rotation / - - A regular 12-race- ' - - their Athletic Scholarship c° rat- es -, - i iNST ui.cE B i s us C.r,ry,euia- 7 Att", Red, 3 Prossd Mdl'e. I Cactus Country - S Frir, 0014 FiyngOve'v;7 I. CS LVIU, • Montague Leanne ii SECOND RACE C iu ,t JOi.S' 2 it*cbsiey Yc Ycs, 3 i"s,oie o Bg Psipp, S Cousin Bess, Rto Nntal1 7 VS Heqom • ii ,j- k.d Stan S $4 Pd 1 THIRD RACE Snar?y Manty 7 Marshall MaCb. 3 4 V'cp Venturt', s itr.se Carol. i Se'conid Hand Harry. 7 Paul Hoer - $ Bth for " I_ - TONiGHT'S ENTRIES the Junior scInOttetbitip night College mmd last years event rue-tIed the school $13,735-21 for Or . i--' A I.'i,..','a L .' -7CC I Cnorus S Hurl Pet. rrisu'a 6 CotbIrs S'o ' '-I I - y s - home, -- tr,ncttsi i". Si""'t Tartan FIFTH PACE 35 A (Sc,, .1, Sthoiar'sh-Pt I AIifl' G, 7 010, W.nti'r. 3 K.',ial-e Prince, i - -- Ten, lIuait.-.t 5 C-rac'otjS c3tL Sort', uri'i P Oars Stride, •. Hapt 51*75-4 k/.CE -- 5 $4'- C - I Cindy brook. 7 KIeton Vnà(k,. 3 Earl II', Inid.. I Bte'i'ir Lad. S Irish 4 HOr)dbWV'SI Tnn. 1 Dan Dan. S Rustina Pi'gg, 35 SiVE,4TH RACE 0 I M,n,eol. Stietny 7 OrIon West 3 bet14' I PuriSt-ge Garl, 5 L;l -- • Canyon - I - SIö Cind - C n turkey. 6 Mi- 41u11, I bee-Ar kuis. • 'eur.'"cm Sofia, SELECTIONS U. a ' KS HerOlnI / ',.-,'' i .'' Big Puppa, Bet j smart -v P,Aani v - etonti na,a I4rr v Paul H.rny 4 W.kisIfe U.,ii,f //-ni Tinter. Mane?,. 1.0,5 5 Aline Go. Sot In. PIstil.. hunibatt Ten 6 Kileton TranS. ('neiy BroOk, HOndiOr's, TOils Pv'vsitOe 1,,tI, rarau.ic F (015,011. 6.0* al,ty, Bus-using Sand',', S Red - Becky S (C S Aiabasna Lad, HutidOy Lou iQMon?ague Gio*, Canlmany, f-oat's 14cr Slams C S Wilma Pd 'st•t, 1-i(7HTH RACE (.,r - He a as I ii C cJ b Break In Top 20 ii Ruth l-404n00 harvey ii Sandy VIs-Ini' Montague WkJ'il. Dana' be-st Qu,meta ii,,, Pore I I 5 at Ntar-- in a we're a writers ' won better ' - - "'-' '- se.n S I t,,M o , i.e.',,,, hurt' )eutiII't III itt) (,AMI North (arolinnmn SlOts, Miii- vL'vctI l'osntC I Ante 1fc. 7 ('lu Cr001.' iit'sijt.ai, I .atng hIe'mschr Static', Mis- Iteneto.' II; I 5,11.' Muutun' Vlsi, . lbMna Usistici.', S souni tnnsl Sssutinwest&'rni lusui- 'rOroSa - 1 I s- n inn Tons; B AtuOri - --. - ., - ,rutotnobIIe 11,1,,) TOfli i u. 10 C lurn s, Ar ii U ls .. lurts ps-ire', Ness, ,ar-, uuid .J4. S I'.' 'O tu i • t'' '-t-, '-' "' -' AARON 1 S AMOCO ' 5- 5 - , iwks i atsitic' Oa .31 All Sizvs iq r'.e o 7 Ant' tiotusdo, Marur, e.asl' Martoleli liOO. )ui'b' 9 tO Juosi ti,%t' M4nti'u' Ii Aiuu"e Ii,, ,oe- u-i ' HOLIDAY DR IV I P40 I c". s I IT 1 Garb it 001) 050- PCO4 PeOf 0. .I $ 1 to -- in.,rr,s Vs.'. S,st.' JuSt'. Au.' I I fduS,1 Jose. Men, I'.';iIL".j ituirt si It'-'u,oa mill rmuikt'd iii this- AI 'l'si$) it ' ' ''¼ Ph. 3-22 9o2 1 -' 1001470 (,AMI It'ii ,'irit urn' sl l's I ,A i;'sist fuirtli *** liii' '1511) 'I'ttt'nity', with firstiiit'(! t'iitt' in I)mirenithi;'st's, records matitl total poiftt. Points tabulated on basis of 2018-16-I -l2-hIi-fi n-'i.m',-s-i in 1. 11(1.,". a 2. Miarylamnid -1. Marquette4. N (aus.thisui St. ilciuii St. Miinie'sotmi 6. 7. Missouri sw li,tilsnmsnumi s. '1 ------------- '-4g,rlIi 1'i,rasIu,si -'"'.' 10. hfoustmz; Ii. VanntIcrtnit 110 5211 7,4) 444 8-0 :si I 8) 155 Il-U 'i-0 311 11-0 283 6.0 216 -' 1i.i- Itilt - 8-2 ll 8:1 71 13 Protitlttiti. 14 Allii)uuIiiI lirighimiunt VOting 8-1 8-I SI 51 92 be cc Mi zoo 9.0 44 72 42 I.' 'I n-I •- l',ft a rant 54(1 • III . SELIIC TiONS 141r4, -e C)ubiIS I Chu Is' Los.' 7 t'rcissfl I'ct)i',',41 I itt-n' Ton '.,iiti ('7at,d,. S Ag. ,i i.trIs,i l'isisO I.uil I il,,, Math,.')' cn Qu*nti IJ(.'l.A, Mmnrylmirnd, Mmnrqus-tte, SiUfial, _____________________________________________ . - Quo C,,ersia S i I Alto Mcnthd. W.nq 1056 '1 I'.n M,1u.rSa - . s&.' a -, - - average , ,, ft,sstI,s. i I cc .500 Mistt 4 Alt.' M,irtott'il. I Chuiso La 6 Julitø l'r,lt., 7 In,,.* f.'h.,i,.,A I UI S 1141 DuvOie'. I Wit I 154 (T,A MI ri I'u,nt% t QuftitO L,tt.t 9 I Monoto Catueti,-. ,,, Pts..i i Egu'.s ER", , - 6 Lu's e C1,IC' M'su;i. , t,ltun0 Ju,tn bib Auosts,u - '' - ' ..11,,.'.i ,, ,,_ Rent' I'o'IiiS Anuri iI*4 2 Lilu ,srt'O Vlsi, Jsi' ye, 3 Ante To,si I , I J(fl - I C. 1Jul41 1,.stIU P,' ,,r or, in,isiid.' $ it ''i Ii, 0t10,i ii 5 ubIn". It- Oldi) CAML i'v,'f, Point!, I 1 nO I JuSt', 7 tu Via. 3 Ante o.'o • Afltjci (tuit At ally r.ite, lii.' l.ohos start new yL'.r in the aa'lec't cuminlolli)' cit sut'hn other urubeatern Tori , S iIMnr.. IieflUOa I ó .anmus us nuatloinmil .:tntimuiplon nu.".unon. P Kent' P lusa, ti't - -- ' ,-, t a e - Asked If his ti-attn is ready for -onk'rcn;c't' uutusffl, Elkintrerger rs'f'lis''l - If c''rc t:''., - Se iti iii o I J i A I igaiir;_st i,ruiciin,u. -' -- - 0 Ian son , - ' B i S 16 '7 ElI TIC RACE 7 •,. r,Io*. 3 5,.med CertaIn. Pr,v*tt, i (anIm•n 7 , c i Debt. Cannon. 1 tad-v 000tH'. 5 Oufly Ld SIS A 1 ELEVENTH R/-CE Hotnod Harvey. 7 (7 M S Tisirleens, I Wha's 14t' 3 Tales (.)itos-v S I F S .'d,i'na Ruth, 6 Countnviand. 7 Huba • Os lnse'ci It I 35 1 lIE LI iii R/.C1 8 ,i Sth'v.oIi. 7 Mu,stue I su,.d I *'$s-V M'sS. 4 lmantepat*ofl. Sandy Vt-flaIr. 6 Fades Siiy.r. / VuOrani br.ete. I Oneyhounsi Ft pne'ss N stir S Ia FOURTH RACE 0 t P. a. u 7 Mo"tajl,ic tl.,r;ce - I t-f((, P 11 , Toronto. S Mana$•e Lady, a * ' - scheduled cc itt; all of tire Grey'Inuunds entered an tonights .-'-- , - - , LIF.J dOt special a holds - as the mourning Pittsburgh Pirate Christmas Eve to head Puerto outfielder Roberto Clemente. Rico's earthquake-relief effort. The 38-year.old Puerto Rican He had vt,stted Nicaragua few athlete --whose tong. Lashing weeks before manager of an hit, speedy bascrunning and amateur baseball team pantictfi-apun; catches earned him patIna a tournament -ibout $lfO,000 an year-was de- agua. 1 ' JO 1i_, 0 OS Sourc.'es at Jie San Juan air-"haired deanti In the crash Sunday of a plane ta'ietng off with port said the (our-engine DC' night into the ocean as it wa-i plunged relief supplies for earthquake Managua, making a sharp left bank after at victims plane was owned The takeoff. Nn-;nragua. Four others aboard by a San Juan air-cargo it,' plain.' also client in the crash esv,-elect Rafael liernandez operator. Six-loot waves hampered the ('ulOn canceled the inaugural other social actnvtsearch in waters a mile anti t,.stt and all I't'mnrn mind V;nnntWrbnl( By 1'El) MEII'.hl mis hIt.' country's No, team, earnng-tn. lie takes halt north of the airport. The ties of his swcapturing all 26 first r' ice hal- mitinong th' urntreate'ns until last ulver today from Gov. Louis A. Coast Guard said suitcase and Associated Press Sports Writer Virtually unnoticed, the New lots (roar the nation' sports week, celuenn tine Quakers lost to i-'errc, cc- ho ordered three days some wreckage was found and mind broadcast 's For an Cinciinriatn and San Francisco, Mexico Lobos have come to the the search was to ccnt.inue official mourning. and tInt' ('ouunninietores ce-crc totaul of 520 Ixulnts fore in college basketball. ''his' cc-mis one' of the greatest today. 3 (lemente played ha-s be'att'nn by Meinipluis Slant.'. m.' 1.-ohms, not rrivmntioned in 'r , nis I knew," said John 18th season fur the Pirates an Maryland renuumnine No. 2 inn urn tint' colic- Gmilbr.'atin. the Pirates' beard 1972. They had paid the Dodgers ti('1. cl''sint The Associated I'rt'ss pre-semnwiihn 444 points cctiile \ irquette grant;' mnit'tiuune cc- inning strt'mnk of MOn poll or in msniy of the weekly toiirmui4imn. 'if ',otu have to die, $4,001) to draft the then obscure hell on to Ni, 3 with :t tO gantries, tries to t'te'trd ItS tai'ce' better cs,iultl y- our death be )ounst player from Montreal in Top Twenty in tine 1972 SL'1imient, linantly Joined the blue 'line reruimmiurder of t select streak to 55 this cc et'kenrd t'xemmnpltfied than on a mnistern L94 ribbon group in 1973. North ,ngauinst Oregon 1-ridany antI Ore- ist men-c"" tins lifetime batting average group included No. four NaUnder new coacin Norimi El- Canrolinmi SImile' with 3 ; No. 5 ttomn State S4ntursiany. hall Virdun, the I'u-atos' man- wae ilL and tie Vanmnth'rinit also oiie'ns its anger, predicted lenherger, tine Lobes scored Long Beat'hu State', 34; No. 6 baseball tional League batting titles than 3)') fur their ninth victory in an row Smut- Minnesotmu, 311: No, 7 tis,souri, drive for tine Southnt';nst;'rn ('sill' writers would cute Clemente wInk hitting urday night, beating Seattle 70- 283; No. 8 Southwest 'an Lout- fereince title, ;nganunst tAiuisimunmu imntss tint' Cuoperstowr., N,Y., 13 seasons. He was named the National 5-4 for the chatmnpionsinip of 111.' slanat, 216; No. 9 No hr Caro- State tcuuight, mis tine collegians lull of F.nnw mis soon as the Must Valuable Player Lobe Classic tourney at Ahliu- linmu, 128, moat No, 10 houston, resumnie actionn mitten an break for leagUe's ailing period Is up. cct'-cc.nr tin;' Sect' \'car's inoli;l;n 12 tunes he was sequerque, N.M., aiftI minoved III 127. imn4trc'elous playing skills in 1%6 and --ii ---------as No. III in-n tint' polls. heeted for the All-Star Game - -I.jt season, Clernente' a Now the tubes mire pointing was .312 for 102 gaines, fur the t- hnamuig'_onnshrp in tine and he made the i,)OOth tnt uf Western Athletic (omniertswe, whit-h llrrghmnmmi Young is Iahis care-r cored. 'i'm.' I 4)1)05' first WA( ______________________________________________ gaimuies mire' Friday against Artiunmi State tunnel Saturday ','t touiont-S rPt is tbkri1 I . in g "lie was putting in 14 hours ers in inn unspectaucula way," r - .' - - a team a- t gr'aet who s er li';4. in a u rto Rico 0 b s e rv e s U ' mnuigura(ion was P tits' r;"t time,'' Nolan added." I beam. He ha* to be one of the ,ut' v; there won't he a next urns' Will ttaert'' -- festivities now is - -' ' The ate thing that Parlivened a jump shot with 57 see- lndr,anai 100, Dallas' 101 antI I' ootball League anti Universal) be'uig alcoholic beverages into seghian war sure' of Diego unds left t pnvvlik- 11w bullets UlaI iii. " Miami offering scribes orange Bowl," said Ccx "1 Rucirdani- decisive basket with Itwir triumph; P;rttec rreh hear thIs fats been going on for hiiied 'The' Itaurdut; score-ti ZI puilits was a long juniper user Jor 111 yew-s. We art merel - dome ,,t, I The- read had the effect on our job' overall as the' Bullets beat 1kw MeGlochin but it wasn't the- everywhere —idt' receivet. 14 playtlwtwarsetUPOngUWlIy. split emil and flanker," sure: Orange bow executive vice Bucks for the first lAna- Ui Panaegtuiu; "it just did no'. "Yotire doing a lotus)- job," president Earnut' Seller that th guinea Milwaukee had taken said Rordan "-.l. -enct'-" I "We' tried to get Etvua Hayes make an dftei wIn tin 'Tea 1-arts must havereplied Seller eWfl ballknaorr U straight (lures RUdens who said he mud_c Riordan explained medatef put an an eruergenritush. i On sinai' lIre, 14 1970 "But we- lad to tnbowai tht ball plaYing to prove' he deserved call to acting Chtj- Manager The- tWitat, Milwaukee s aee Big Jaid Jha continues to be bucks' wIth 10 seconds on the shot 11W Reisivafl. awiintled annuali' Seller was so bet ubout the Paul And_news, and straight, cut 11w how much t tIre nation's top collegiate just that as he defeated buddy know that Ire threatened ti Division to clock I don't lead in the' MLIiWt1 tune- war- left. but I knes there player, and also U' thus scouts Colt iii tire feature- attraction at Thetioozesasreturnerdlt'thc CII) 111111 2 games over id_h' Qucago ii; the National tire (inland_i' Spurts- Stadiwi' eleaulout tsJS JUSt uefore tnt- a ire a wazzi'tmuch Saljusttnirdto hecould play iven worse, Seller P it fta1famre 71w Bullets Wok thied to raid tire I,Milpwns entkd but was not upeiseti advantage aver Atlanta an tIre get wore sort of shot up there Football League despite being Monday' rught in ce.fOnturt Ji4 uauL and or the first tuae andmaytreELvinon Wes Unsold oult Moo&4 and 1% pound, games Central IJn-ision. rnied the' boIl 15 tunes fur 81 aiitlTin;Wuuthslcaiued up foeMiami Doipluns makeperhaps In Orange Bawl j In 11w nIght's onhi.' other NBA could get 11w rebound." it tag Wait victory' hL5tiin!, the game-' lived up to I £ Gall GuodiiChand .lerrs' Weit yards and caught three paws and Frank this place a saloon," anoe111v Los Angeles L'ikers ni Ritchie flanut- with writers sipping stopped tire &tue- SUICrSOnIca provided tiny apart: ti puwcr ios for 7] yards as he- sluettered the of Seiler. "Ini going to blast Munre,i. Orange Bowl's individual sc Othe' results sus Tank city. I'm; going Lu have every' OtWiKt' tuiet. coffee and soft l0-1. Na games were played Angeles over Seattle. zag record. in Good_ruth scored 17 points harry! 1)olphuni- game raided. I'll drrin the Anzricazi Baslc'tball AsAnd be did it deaptit' admit- Morgue Win OYCf socwtum Monday and neither retWiut iecund quarter arid Iean 1t: I*a 1 out Tire 'very odirii: Dirt Statler fought to the !1iiW1I k!at'tre bad any achethuleel Sun- Weal fired Ui U in 11w third pe'- tug "1 just wawi't stresag" be• ; like th, iãcsi, slipping up here draw wtth Kevin Sullivan and .ae of a recent bout with liv' not UIUT* Wd Guo*'tcti wo,'sndup wIth5 day yet, can get." That's as low as Bob Gniffi'i lost to korgan flu On Saturday In the' NBA. it points and West had 1 san -— best hitter I had since Ted Wil- per- haven't even , - ;l,,ri -.uu4. Mis., Dir-on Talbert was saying. ''We always root for the home team, and Seabreeze. Sanford later ilmne anc-erage. Washing- defeated the Bulldogs, but it taken a team pie- and my home ing ton." turt' yet. The coach kept say tournament game and If Allen had been confident in that we'd take it in Los Angeles. count the conference That's how confident he' was." waiting to take the pie- standings, 0 ,i•_c1,, "P mind a lov to all the' wisthil, -. ii was 17w 1)' ,, a members of l,a-iius',' - (etitje ,,-,., hiatirs n'huoe';l Monday, ussn was at hi'; haute In Sprtngfie'lsi, te hi''n hue' Iearnt'.1 of It;'' learning of the 38-yemir-tid Pt- a effort, mind he rarrel mite while consuming his p;nssinn to help - In!, wusr,ilt'rfurl jn'r-sri- It's a -, - at ht The As(IC1ATL1) I'IIES ia be's York 1, baltunan Buftalt' 110; Wiaat'slasterthuariasperduug Ob. Atlanta 1 Chacagi' W, Milwaukee 92: bullet' The Milwaukee' bucks didn't Ptzuemx I0', Portland 11)4: 1:nsas Cnshave the answer Monday night Golden Stateani as a reail&, lost an lJ Omaha l0'' and hiostoti i1. N u t ts it I H it it C t ii !! Phliadelptw' W Ali/ reuLt: SaturUty ituiatiui. decision U the Denver 1311, hes York 90; baltinwre- bullets, Mike- htiortlw; sped through Virginia l, Memphis 104 the Milwaukee defense and de'- Carolina 104, KentutIt' 91, ''hi;' was tire' greatest himull- ('huristouns in ulait ,ine't' ld, :.ft., ;i-t ' fttr ! pittui'tl arid be laid erie I struck -- - thut' Reel 'oz star who one. coae'"a'I - 3 Days Of M company--President Nixon. Alhis family Associated Press Sports Writer len and the White time in "I'll spent sonic — i API WASHINGTON ', - , iuramnaiteci ('l,'uuse'uu'u' wit the Nn-nraguan earthquuake. a ,,a, 1.. a gut' playoff game last I it, tin nit I ru' of mutt his launsly," ('ross By BRUCE IA)wrrT me- '. on - , 5iui)j)i1n' - hitherto '.1 i-',,, las- -sith Williar eraushu rate rtgiut-fteldu'r's death 1 others W;la';r W'rrpti, I hit aj.'u Wh,te .'ear r Ir -t "1-,''Wheti you hunk of haseh;ilI ('h'tur;'uutu' wans killed tat an Winter Haven dominated the Hoherto (lenient.' the base(Ire antI i'itLcburgh you think if i crashed wtrh'h Iulmsuw first Big Eight ('onferenet' All- halt lay'er was mu pt'rfet'tly e'on('ntry 'unks e'iuetlI title';1 iR3-punnkr, who lIl ;happy At!mur,ttt' Stlnda)!dgh! I'tet:it'ntr,'' Vlr'I''vs ':;, * * * svtuiht' cii route (ni ii Puer lilt-a '''flier;' cent! be' a sic'lnnrle c-ant leant w-rth three runners ()fl the so many' things so well iii iris 18.. ('ie'riu;'rute hiatt lssyat f;uns o all to Nit'anragua with suppl 'S fur s-even-man squad. year career that he Is ns.sured an aunt miuset his';unsl new ages, Get-urge Witmire, Mark niche in the baseball hall of e'arttuquak;' vuu'tinuas. e P over the rasdlc' ch'ath of an his bordan and hilt Oliver ce- crc Fain.'. i'ittstnirghn lost a hcee. named to represent Winter muon,'' said brawny \Vill Star- they awoke Ne'w Year's I The records books show (hunt "I I.' was never too busy t' Haven, while James l)onnelly Clement.' recorded his 3,0()thi gel!, r;'thut'est to tears "Ills our n arid Jiiur Haynes of Daytona hit on Sept. 30 of last season work with (ho' relief cUt t waus sign autiigramphs tsr kids. Fur Its itis It,'' was an islc';istir;huluuu it it! Beach Mainland, Tim Punty' typical, lit' cc mis always trying against the Mets. 'Hiatt was said Mrs. Gainesville and Mel Stack of something only 10 other players to help someone." rank him among the truly 11% (,F1)it(IE ,utFtU) Pib'her 51ev;' Illass, $ho ofw'hcr mnheuut cc ith her husband Daytona Seabreeze were also had t'c'er dorm.'. Writer elite,'' said RasebaIl C'omrnai'rt'ss ,%tm j,ui.-.l named to the team, pIcked b' ten asinnud fris-ndly' jibes nt ('U'- w-ais ar i'ririani !rnu'nst of tine' 1k also had nior.' hits and abner Bowie Kuhn. "Arwi what SAN .JUAN, 1'.l(. tAP) uwate', renwmnnbercil lriu as an ('li'ituentt' faintly. conference coaches. more runs batted in while-' wonderfully good man Pie was Rico's governor-elect 'riue'y- visited ('ieiuit'nte's I'uertss sonnetimes nnnisundrrsliti wearing a Pirate unifonunt than had about him the touch for his in. son whose e-ivarancter cc s hid- Puerto lDcmsru bonn' recently, - amrceled I'lnd holds the earl)- lead any other play-er, and he won island of royalty -, trxiay hut left bct'tntis: he' w;ts 'si-a arag. tire basketball racc, with ma 20 four tlt'li from the public, astit'naI IA-ago.' b,sttuug To Be Taken In L.A bu. we want U' get there and their guys have their backs ti , win for o change. says Miami the ball ners MAt C,arreU and goad choact.' said iflk Career at thechooi will. IIUUCIiIed Pres S1acrIs- Vinier U) made- it Seaple. therefore, took advanMiAMI AP - Noire I)ann Rodgers of ma Heasman aeee- record of 101 victartes, ) losses Sunpson' Senior I uIIbac San 'Barn' C-ouch Zion Snula rktnn. who lost last tage of the' Steeler Inattention and two ties and national eham Coad; An Parsegtiian wa't Don f*f Cunninghaih. a 21-pound the key pl.a) And, he said the' oppontunht:-' PIOnSIUPI in Iø7ti and 1971 happeneti U' hIS qu1tt ain'tIvane, who has an overall blocking star trim; santa years National Footbull and Itran was a very- alert pth-' toothall team whei. it go: s,Iaa- U' run Iron; the-] formation for . flt tunean Ins collegeCacullegi coaching mart: of y Barbara, Calif.. w is RlLagU( championship game' to the Dallas Cowtxws earned a said Pittsburgh Coact Chu:i gntereii 44 t Netiraska MartheOrange' Bowl reer gave hun. a chance U shoe wins. 3(' losses and seven tierbowi scoring record with da' night an JOthm) the- Pros "1 could Dike saint through five previous years at touchdowns— all on battenin return tr4) tIns Sti"eleriyear b) beating Null ittcnirh He LiKaild tabSULLI the run di Wyoming, sas tn. hoper. tar atai1uzwn. tspitt- the- kiss. Null s Icr 11W I1€Iiita- 'rph'. Rodgers antics were onh a third straight national title die' goal law from insidethe twi.SL'nwv for the A.meracun Contitle , ens weren't tI.own winner win' dauled the Irish; as hebraskit whetheCornhuskerstiedlowii Ylird line tiolphins will play the "We are going to ge all tOt with; Louthclnwn nuns of eight. pant of the mis He was voted the'tram ganie's out- Wastunittoli Redskins Jan 14 wa next a usa." declared tieI our and five yards. caught a held the potent inst offense U, Suite- and lost games to uci s1anduW player among pass for a (-yard touchdown Ofli) siz first downs rusung us andhut Okiahomit he has niuintaflied challengers - tout included for the world title The- Red- fensive end r)wight White a2.v2rcitouc*idowi1pa1s Die Cornhuakers amassed 56(' thesrust) Arwies- offensive yards to Noire' throughout that Ins Leani was as speed) sophomore halfback skins walloped the Cowboys "Say. I'm read) It- go It carn it, wide receiver Fgood as an' in the nation when Anthony I)uvis qua Lerisech or the Netional right now. . Dame's Co ifbuntin erence Ichanipionstnp. ion "hi addition it' Rodgers. the it playen L potential and said Mike- Rae and defensive- t The Stealers are a yOung Most other Steelens e- '3 "The defensive line war said Rodgers of the itcond thing that impressed me after the' NoIre Danaconquest, Ctiarlet. phflp Davis carried tunes for 15t lean; and a tough learn arid pressed similar aentunents. but alas ," mat; "Where they were ikis - about Nebraika is tnt- quick- "There 'r ui doubt that - conSouthenti Calif arnu hou1tI be yards and scored on one -vartI YoU Ii hear a lot said Iron;Sinus them in at thethe.same tune, thema!season. e Dli' antI strong Weness of their dekn!I'e unit , theneatfes years. ceded coil the) er-. - 1w Ni I UI the. country hii or. couldn't nan tuirougi; them si said ?araeghiat Muun! s heroic.s were- pni.- even though it came' two weeks yards including a 1(1-yard uded b punter Larry"I dtdn' tkunl we could stop given day like lads' we We f011OWed OW' blOClteiL Setpk. earlier than they had hoped, Iteid_gers anti the- other Corn- Iotrt Dames attach w coin- hvt it Chance' against an' team touchdown pitch to L1 wtrurari a fake- punt 3" yards to was a welcome relief. bwann husker backs consistently ran: pletth " said hebrar's hot' in the' "nuntr " Se UF the tyua scare in 1kw Of course I wish the season through gaping holes provided second quarter and quarter .,, ,. , ,,. Duel Boti Gniese, wh, led the would have lasted two weeks to liv front lint U' hand Lbulplun ti a pair of second_half longer," said defensive- ticklesegtuai the' • runt- years at NoIre' than. 11w Cornhuskers paraUon was "Maybe air a1 tire IJIPUZC tie-mg provided ainciotlwsSg: Juinun Ccx M1AM ,,p, I3 as good as it could havt tiefiL" said }earsegku. Win) 4t-4i sLaughter 01 NoIre Danw tree Lii the spoils writers coy.- wuthrectedthe-curdiacatioiipf four cases. of beer and two Cities 5115 tUE season WUV-1C irecord Monciet) night was Luerally the' ening lure game 0! liquor, told Seller "We refall U &-3. worst in ins tenure- nwtsobcmm{ game- the OrangeThe' unlinatii't prohibits Us' ceived an anonYmous co-nwith1kw irish. "1 will have' Uigo Howl liar- bad fur years ucLUU5 "tietart, during and ilam: that alcohoiw a has Police raided 11w pr hack and study lix' fi1n and gamt anti. niakuq: after an public events" U; the- wer being served or ft earl' n; 11w reissess 11w paratioi. stathun. but hat- pres uw has prme"WhenlievtheflirnslWilitut' un cedenieG use of able- to evaluate the hwui of utnartl ordinance, confiscated been 11w cttr's top apeukeas _____________________ for years w1tt the- Miam; "I could not believe-that guuci, game- we playec.' tie said t'olphinr of the- National civat minded citizens would pa-cLnutRflO ar ruthing ai1 was named lop o(fe'nsie- e player football s'hoLirship. Red z k'n Ta vii photo the Stealeri run two guyr high road U the Super Bow L s POS LAy- Angeles or oust "We've- tram the- outside and leave- the the tiest he tias ever ti thand execution on offense' and P.odserz for has verealilit) - he- >;- - which went undefeated with a perfect 10.0 record. sax-foot, 23Cr 3cm Thames, pound senior Linebacker, was the top defensive selec'tt'd y'er. He i'- as credtted u- tth 1.fs7 tiuc"kles and assists and - 1(11) ha, m ''lisihertit wits tIn' go Is ci plauyu'r I've' i't'er sCCfl,' (I;'- ' "Ithai;tubt'themostexctting and I'm ready for a rest - Bowl tehen Gainesville easily' - as t Iris lie wall attend Florida State _e'ttJ'I a I . ter hL'- ' '.ear t ThJr state the ,P - ft tlit RUJ'.( U ii lift flW1 t'tJ)t in period and e: up tin firs: previous tug) total was 41 b Ever betort- the tialiots erunied. the UniversIt of UIUChdnWt in the third EUIOZ&I Purdue. which wan 41.f in l9f HayQs left his postjtwrw lTtt and iD 1flLt Etherr. whetnungly wor. the national bac4 4 yards thwart1n a tervu'w ti a state a! tugI dudgeon whe. a newsman aslu"c colieguitt football chum- Rukcw threat. YL iir tiiii or. theni AOfliC," turn about an altercation with i pionshi; and convincangi' continued the recent B- hni commented 01w State Coac1 phtOgrZIPh& before the garnt Art Rogers. veteran ,,notog. superiartts a! the Padfi gy Woody }llyes 'We proved that ATUi then they passed us right rapher a! the Los Angeles the li TeL Tames. said Hayes pushed his oUt of the patt' Will. i ftv&-touchdowr, Bowl crowd o camera ir. his face when h A rer(rd hiw plosnn. ii the second ha1. the saw tin tennis battle to b tried to get a close-up shot a! 11wThans battered 01w- SLau 424. lO(J adLocf on a coach Rogers said he suffered - tuilftiflit lMondns for their jth sunn but blucle afternoon dnubk vasior; while tryinç it in ar undefeatec season film the first tuil! and then hoc "i'm ver' tieIed. but I've go: Theri Southern. Caliloriwi cICDVC for treatment U' nt' aaui pinitd to n-alt will ttie rro)an Coaä1 John McKa of _______________________________________ Tht t.snctated Pres.s pci: wtuct he hne full wet 1w Lean; would capture with tnt saint- ease It handled 0h- Stati - third and fourth quarters Members of the AF selection board a! newsmen and spunweek after St sca-cters I the boW: games No other coach has won three P171'SIIUHGfl f.P I - After thini ui rn Career.' saic star defensive players of the' year. fch'.stt wurris '' )s'si coast cit his flflttt'I' i'iicrtii Hactu, he teas Ofl a uuis.sion of mnerc-y to - '. ' - ,' itc S-antord recently to iiiet The 42 pnlnLi were the rncs - au * -. . Pflh1lip rernvereC a tumbk Hi JAC gTEvENSO. citeL rec,- Sprt w-ite- Ii'. Ohu State Arctne Grit! ar ever scorcd against }IaveE It - ___ - ... - ,\i e pt's b- er ,$'-,n, r,r, e ptay'd fr,r K,ar;trow IL' ..,i'I He- s-i a matter of fart, when I brought F'ittshurgh, said i hlrii fr,.t his r-,tt ha wouldn't even always a gentlen-;io. fr.. !t'iIts'w at all tirr.l'4 t';i? it -nit praise' dran'.e-lathr, 'lie didn't act like a ipu'r we're heard train ballplayers 51.11','' he- added, 'lust like sr,irmir nrrtun'I the rranhor league. pitcher 'ith.r bnihplayer. He was ira -1 (tnr Innaut I hens' himself, I vary Nolan re'alled talking to CIM,s by '$,i, , we' Padgelt had 1 8t)O yards season. raw s R e s p e ct 'Gre a 0 e 're at - n1j defrnse touch' that gave up only -- even etore 'Count' .... -- ,.. - a 'The Greal One motjrnanç the- death Of the- great Roberto Qemente- there i another ache' an our heart, be1n1 ii former Ptttabwgher. and t - - Top Big Eight Pair From Gainesville '11' during the ____ ... _____ - S -, - ________ - of -- z trw- pas' weezent ew lee! Colorado ar veraJ Learns tnr*n 1' Alabama were dealt onjuat blows tw officials wtao wen vv' n' 1wtIiex to mab the u11 call or uzit "blev ft t'fftM1fl Then LhOUIJJ beIflt Wa) U avoid these type- & rn;ustace a ___________ - - I: could very well be that there ta a place for the victe Ui football a! te'- watctunf wine a! the bowl gam rrt I aced kick was returned far a tow±uit$'7. Heeauae w official had U r around the coecl tie sought help from the referee an deterrnlnuW that a penalty lv called wn siusild it coach lx- penalized for - offsa t yards tram vy ploy And woF potn aeldoni doec a Lonj gainer orcur ui football urat oU iron either jul.. ii- not ai the field (or e junior Video H&p Weeded? *.AUtxiTTi game It may not have of the Cola made an) difieract- in the final outeonw t it certaint ethini" to Dv Colorado otaver win. wa woUld havemeant face rnaU cat. The vldei replay clean) for a wiiith called ihowed liv- buflat' 1efehaer grabbLx the Auburn runner tr. ' 5IU P 1 d not lu tact m&l And an11w Alab na-Texas game 11w dee1dIn tauctxlowi scored b'. lexas came on a ron b theE- (me quarterback whi arpeareci U step scuare ror liv sideline wtnrF would hoyt meant he was out of xnund.. thus puttinç tnt Lighori' 12 yards aw fran4 paydart rather then an 11w enthoiw __ me- si wiui texas ieci. was simpt tresuii . mn ,- rnt tnpi the site of &iper Bnw VIII tncuiefltI) tickeU far the Ser howl rant tim S1 i, and wthf man) far might be ab&e to afford th, tin tO) wi the' plant tartet a scnethii alit A ow-wa) tleke upward5 of $15(*Tld the Uifl( tim Miarn ti LA woUld the K1tiGtL CJ11a Li frt art the far wc*iid hold uue hi'1 r-eet'nt si(ICI'attfln to u-.' .ltlI I \ \ \ b I \t, II hi,see I11. (hiatt eofl aicceing hats, e en I he Is looking lace his aftinit' him lung lesion has not made a little less dapper than he did during the 1972 World Series, right * Frorfl Everon - - - ',- s Dora or - - qkill'. I linen?'- tic'i;t ui'e,''..onnhltv was misun($erctei'4l Iu_ I''. stunt.', eut'eu'sluuuphlfled a hers. lie hail a ;uuhlu' tunaige " e Ic; ceht,rIl's leactunit h)ptehunhu tuttle', y-e't he ran siut i' -ery In t,Ilcl trotiuu1ei' of his rnre'e'r as It staki' the World Series ilewaspt.uudofhlsskillsnmusi D ii ssuten tit't'ai eel u'epeurte'rs fur w ia,ut he' believed t'. as infatr i're'ss In atme' ut cii I utIuis I IliI I I1I;tc sail $ hitIttriitb his' never foritcut Irk leamumnates, liv 'l'lli- ASSO( 'hAl II) I'I$ It'nrm,i,,ntre knew ais tahiti at I;i;iithi, 's think Mum I ituanthe (tans sir the little' 1weiph' u have, tumId ;; t ci, a, id iii;; 'iI iii? It hittit ;ç siau,u'h Iwhts'',-,'nhi'' an 'tar: It iIe as a uiitl Iruit I hunk ss' kmut'c )tlumi hss-tt''r VuI$t;si;s.. thisthai' i'lac'is' ,s._sociatIs'ii, mutt I)tu'k I )Hklii , 'f. linus ,ii;t' of thus' 1aun listitt ;clts lye Iti't'l> of his hunt' mnluti ururuiumut-I hi I 'situ' I ;t'nt'riul Mnnangc'r Joe' th'>' lund tIn' uncinry to .- t',;nrit work (luau of- •'aehu said I. 11mw ii flew 1'' l'nis'rio 111cm Iii m'e's;wt't far hasetnull sur tc'ti ',ent unnoticed, juut like Ire I li'nus'ntt''s wiltt and ismusitis' ltntwrhus ( 'Ic'mnt'tut.', who lied ' anteti it three' vttuuiur 'usrue lre"rmuce' lit' w;its'.I In help When he was kiltt'sl Sunday '"1e.. $ - - "'." - ' - in ,q.ri#q h,'ui,iiu "IVI'. n"t (i.rni'nl.' I 'ed e-aqfun, a bv'eat with 'ii. I It' '. - ;i ; hurt dv'epy b tL' e-holt a an'I wt,tild nut wear his v1rir sv'vI soi'e ankle t.n*'n W''ri'I .'ris's rinit Inct.anl. he heft him sub-par ph'y*$eally. r,.ut ',t sr r ICC!. 'ii' h li4 It' III hit 112 in 1(Yi rn.s I l'Iutsh4'e u,isiihi' routine.' plays I'wk hiatrtl , tinil tile itri'att s ntt'hse'q i,unil.' hutril ;uhriye look "ney Ii.' pt I.' lii e ttui,tI q i It a hit' ci baseball from ----..'- In vie aji Ilk htiiqkt'i ihuc' r IhuI fI.'h'l 'I ' sr ri n ttlk' 1dm out Ills uunthuiuel death not nnl iii shot I tine tuf the' ireatet enhictot V, 1)111 uc'ers in thit' life' Ii( 0 touii1dr't man e ttncs' ' .:-- h1'ilse'rt', i' Ii ionts', the noun In u,nhfi '' '11, e'hins.' s.etii,,i,lv In r I41I1 field, iii flit' ;ulniu' uuns $ on hs' lmse'pnh tic umuitle huluit Mr 'I. t;uI" Ihic tit' eauc unisrthndos liii at I Itt!" I e'ui',uir' iuunnnger iii ',ht hays' heuit'heil hutuut For It, t'i OV itits -hu hut' u ''intl tenth 'suit! ' a 111111 ''1- liii' teal 1'I rlSl'l 11(1', Iii \I' u 'liunci' C It'- Ct'd' t'lns.' Itt l4,tI,i'ttn I 'It'uio'nIe sn It ic-ni nhnoi as tsnugtr I" know him as Ii ieris itt h,,c1tlI -,ri1arc hiu'i"'.'''i s'i hi's" !rs' rr,e'iTe ii.''"r 11111 ri'rrsgrttie'iI hi shill- nt his skhl)s F''rhiu,p's his gr.atet tnvlI'.,iel's In ltW/P, fir e.a le, the Pt- mual re-cognition eavrie ii', 1971 ' Colt' C I la WrIT Id Series, Isit when he led PittsP,rh theWv,rkl I st- k (lr'"it was the Mstkinsl ry 'rver Kshtlmvwe Io'. cttiUI'' If 7 t"''''t liii' hi urn I I.' lint I c;s'c'sl 1711 this' tine"li;,iI)c, iunst In' t-vsi,htI III?, II4IWII si-ufflnl Y uinren' ha, lii" cbu't e In liti'' ('fl, 5 7 17 Puunsylvmania 19. t'Iorial.n ,Stots' ' 20. Indiana 6-2 '' 49 12 "sefl Points -. DOG RACING NOW -. sl.srra Pedro (k,gi)Is ' III TIC GAMI Puiti's I Qsui'to (jar ia 2 4',,-.' I'cdno. I Maisislis AUuttIl I I"'' Mugucrla, S Aria Fiont; 4 1'.; - - Jo.' n ) Iii (,AMI: (cute'. j ti.', thn,,l'. 5 5 trIo's -4 (.uuuutli , 3 Cl,us. 1st., M iuIse i,,,runi Mdttoreli, S 4:., 1 OS.' I. '%a - ___________ - ____________ Altungs CCIM1IICI', SEVENTIC CiAMI ouusie's I- lvJ Points i Amp IcitsO., i '"Ian,., I tuguI Just', I ' P.'irota. S PigiC Via, a P1..'ru,i 111-00(5,1 II. 1 Otto it,.,,, ?A,.,si. 70.57, -' . S )oulac% IGrutIt ,A?,'L I -vt' Puintt i (,..'stiP,.'rtO(lil. 3 huthu lIon,, ) 3,J,et;) AUu!,tifl i Allots.' Muuuc'to. I MaisulO Join 4 Aria (7arita St-yin n$es PISPITHOAMI t'.,.si's I ft..i-u 4 ( 151(150 1 Itufl.' I (Juinito 0 1 LCC$ I Mu'j'jen:a, 3 Gn''s-i iotri Misnolo, • (,,uiti - 'c - / / / - - - -. ,-. o . I' • Post-TImi, 8 P.M. -- Mon - Irru . Sal. • • Msttne-us Wed Sal , I 45 P M • (Mwrdy Meitittue's Surf Jail, i • Closed Circuit TV * - , - - -* - -- - , . - -- . _____ -. sioo U'lo Doibla — .-,,, ,, - vii ParkIng • R rv&tIIt — 8-fl lè4 - 1 ' - --. - �1tii AS—The Sanford 2 1973 , Tuesday, Herald i ,.w - W by V. ALM 0011 - L. 1 --w---ri ---•- ... I . , * AJr J i ____ I.&U/ 12t .fi WLJI' A . - I ri i5! L . . R. . - -, 41.,. . .r.rir ant — 2 WANT AD j i' '_JJ ! I ____________ -II - 'N ___ I c. / - INFORMATION • I- 1, - I -- Direct Phone i 0 Wfl? Ad' ____ e - t R.AJ5E - 95 ~ - - .I I Is tv I 1 ; - . 11 1 i --I - I — . ____________________ —_ A"j _______________________________________ ,--- %,:, 11% r: ~ 00< opr k, i -~ . . - - - ( - ,. auto,n.hcafl, be DI$CPd Ifl Thur Idays FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS 4 - -' that I ,,_,j_.:_.2"' - -_ -_- - ow mairilth part . I / I ." "I've resolved not to be bossy 'i '73 It Claypool . . - . ". so lime With . - II here s your hit of resolut I —- a 11 f4! - PIO LESSOP-.' w Chord Cni , .1 ".I-~ West. 34-4 ,;_ - I; . i' P'DC.jC!t, i,111. ______- Pte Help Wanted 1:97 MI.NAC,4tllz C'I'l k, ,l' , - to - - ~ - I •-' -' - ,IT,, ) 11 ')~ l,-" ,.?N ~1'1-~,--00 ~ %I~I - If-. %nvlr : Jef-f-till"t.. 104TZ~ H I TH!f. ATOLL., MAlIflR air' IV W: 7 0~ E JLJT 9E'/ii,. TmAl - , - - A.. , t,6TAIZ,-T,r -- I -p i / 4 I- :: I I f-- . 'r \ . .- .t "'Ni 11 ~, 0 FRANK AND ERNEST 1. ftf I I I - I , ~, - I I ~ . &~ ~ I .. ft - •-i'rm "____________________ 'Fuck Drive-& 0"Allforc tc~ orw"'ll Linor- r)07 regulfilions Itah Responsible W0'lii%p motor vehicles for, trilt-wit-A u S --------- 5 0 •, • i f a.m ct RPENTER Ont qualifire-4ul, torint AV hr pol e -6,W jr, A 2U Mar. thfl, F tr , HELPER Real Estate For Sale 1 _cPi W& : , . - . -M' -. as, . -: !N,~ '-- -'a-i) ' d \ ' --r Sf East A £ -k I. -- —'....j2---- 1 - - - - - - . - - - - - - . WINTHROP I F r- ) GET Sanbord Cue of Sanford Civil %Prvs~t I I ~ I e~ rw - - dishw6asher, displasal - __ - ,,JJ..-- r I..iT'j - _ I - ;S! - - i ~ ~~,, 11", 11 " 41 17 a I 'IT i I . W 1~ 100, . I ; .;,,r I -'s ¶ ',-i' — t'."f "'-' ".' 11(W) Ai,n. fronlit ritt Oil 75 Autos For Sale L .- ( ~~,-,* --- I -- Ill '/ y jp $ - ,,rrf pr* - " I Garutje Rummage Sa I 11 44(W "A 81 ;Ari les ri J ilAicts - -- •%'CF(iu . . 1A '/A 0 - , - , 60Udd: - ---- --- -24 the ,',", THAT'S TWE ./ I I - r.m I~ I J) I A 5, 4.J-:)A, G'1 OJT _- . - I (trilrol hoot air. kilch,~n equ fenced yard. $160 per 11711 0 rq .- sisoco t.ftlh . Of sell 113 Mayfair Circle rtrie Vance Walking distance from DowntotittinSainforcs ISO Utility and protection citpo%4 3?2 I 5 7" - Im mediate o -- - I $1,000 Business Properly [ .- ''i, `%""~ ""i - 0 'liS%E I - A.'WAtiiir' REEN":)~' "- — 29 3 ____ j ," in beaut iful La -- ' 7-30 is, Tutes ia l 7:30 3rd Tues c , /2 ( (•.' features Only I monIhs, old This real beauty is priced At SA3.0DO -- park i mmediate occupancy I- Inancing available 372 IIIAS -- your lot of ours, Over 100 plons to oose fr om appear -- IFather Richard / ftA11 J tation at 80 wpm. If YOU have these qual if ications and would like to )Li.4, ' a me m ocr of d yr ow urty org3ni.-ation, then please apply In person to: ;-N~4, P , ,is. trial e Voted MoSt likely to help YOU succeed in selling Brunswick Corporation course Our Herald Want Ad-Visor. Give Our 2000 Brunswick Lane 7%-Auto I 1 1 7 have furniture, motorcycle, bicycle, garden equipment, stereo, sports equipment, power Repairs , 322 IooI, typewriter, desk, office equipment, pets Ar rtec Piri ,tree. . -,, r';rc, vcwr'i - P PtcnC 644 P29 r't'f . intercor . •tqror 70 ,rs e. jrl 4 j) *4' lw 1 'i •curfd JS?2 LI T i-A C) LT ' ivu ' A door sedan One owfler $595 71 GRAND 20,000 Miles-New - - ii ______ i-we REALTY 371 2)35 I , eo* loll i,%' 19041 IYI 336 reed p 0 grits F is "e " .4 4 -1,-t: V's,rit'rig of small rova , '. - VI(e Aut *,r' .tb(r 14c..i, , O' ,'Stl Of 323 %?? - ---- "r BeaUty -, — Special . ' 5A.'. . " - ,, , - 4 'ciii r*mQdl 5ub(ulIttI ',airI. reliable, ruted bu.J.-' — Al . pau*r— htn5j -- MAN '. : '. IS, Lake '.t.sry 32 334 I 'i 51wvlC nj Services - tin S I J E P tic 32 5 A ''r''4 - Care i it t (44 .-: - 1) )ill - I: Shoe Repair c'.ind yOu' hOrni' 00 Cr,' nslatiOfl. SAN FCWO Hagan AIM CON 'cc.- 113 15-6 15 Yrs ei.' err HEATING & DITIONING 26C'! anfod Am*. r l 4 (.r StumCO SOtI repairs. 1971 BUICK LSabrt Custom 2 1 door , Pt u (floP o.fi,jr . i0'!(1( (I mIleS 5339S ?IIN Oak 127 7111 utIts 371 0415 I id, Dr r 3 1S Attic Insulatiolls ..w1.1w..ii"`ii0000` %k .~: ~, Like New Tires. SystetcI yard, sprinkler -' AIu.rr'm S.iiflcJ i' lullt cq.(.[Ap1ltr'cS • 4314 Isis - 72 SKYLARK — - - fg Qq$4 4, ••j - flardt"j) .111(l !,Incare Goud Wishes for Itic 1 $139S RYLANDREALTY t- PONTIAC I C'Psultaill fur .~ -1.L,4r&f-rV i., I Im a,:. :. !-. -. , k ",!.Cat contractcr Litilit"%of) . .. Pick your own colors on me* 211i At it %01`4 1) ( k WAii,riiii, ,, ii,&~pj,e% Air, Real Nke -- ------ ),.,njl%QI@ Covio l, 14 hr W- 1• I ACADEMY MANOR. tliiI P M 1t & 3rd (Just west of the DeLand Airport) An equal opportunity employer Tuesday B INGO EVERY 4 ul,t about anything that you want to turn into EaUh. She takes it from there. 77-Import Autos _____________________________________________ Mede, Housing opportunity kealfGrt, OL44 - Th jr %day 7: 30 P M, - It's Easy -It's Smart! LEGION 33 POST 53 ,7 ) 1971 BUICK cellfulloll P4i(lii*i 117 7)57 377 S4 I AMERICAN Recycle your Reusables Lots & Acreage - i.,'i un 17,11 ,11 Tile Wj Llp & ell"), ltt 0.1, t ci.l(jed 0 : -i ' ' J.-, - I r ) t,1 - - C'*i'v i - -. . t Ill l a M HARRISON AM? I-NIt t(i%iPAP4y $3695 - - Fencing I T . , 'I %%,)( k P.6 ;0 Eatinq I'llaces Iicti- ii2IS. -I Door 120 N flat it Ave 2611 — 70 BUICK 1011 JSTJOHN'S REALTY Cl 73- -Molorcyclits 14-Trucks And Trailers __.-' L s' REFRIGERATION I 372 1150 322 6653 - . Lawn Service Hume Improvements ....iiiiii,ib - RICE John Sauls Agency We currently ha' an opening for an executive secretary to loin us in our modern office Qualifications include a minimum of two (2) years of secretarial experience with Ihe abiIIy to t ype at approximately 60 wpm and take dic- Lyons ou. The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve . club activities / SHOP THE EASY WAY' Air Conditioning --great t)u y overlooking Lake Dot, 3 bMircionn house. I fenced way form the public of your ' wi-Ve ii--) !,-, i , - ddte every problo.- - listing each week for w~of 11 ~ ,G, up to -- %. V'-j i to S U I Pay 11.750--Move in today. $179 pays all, 3 bedroomS, 2 baths, carpet. buil t ins, 13.46411 this in • SANFORD LOAN ASSUMPTION CRANK CONSTRUCTION -- - the m(At convenient jr,j $100 CENTRAL FURNITURE. ?i) II A 119 Mill y o ur Multiple Liiiing A gency 256S Park ]77 2420 REALTORS Nights, Sundays & holiday s Call Custom bvllt to your spec fi(tion on 377 6574 . - club or organization nill find this directory STENSTROM REALTY HOMES ________________________Calibart Real Estate I 100wri - -- tchefl air condit ioned, carpeted well landscaped. home in Ravenna a joy 1 Realty 322 1301 2640 HaAatha Ave it 17 92 Houses For Sale -- ~., Sh,jrnpoo your tug with "CAM 1,00" Rent electric shampocter CITY - - ideal for young couples, first home 146% two beclictorns. onc bath. enclosed porch. wood floors, ayto n convenience Perilf,ldne.rl ~ i IDYL LWILDE III- Ex clu%ive beautiful L oc h ArbGr custom Loch Arbor &37 50,01 Terms ~ 0 1-titif oAk chestS of drA*er%. clocid t otid-loon. 17S each 323 OSAS -a 4 --- brand new kitchen and brAnd new central heal and air 1,43,50D room,dout)legafaQe.lrcPl4i(C, al electric central heat md air, color TV ant.nna Just landscaped. large patio, and numerous other \ . 4 with large Florida room Features WELL keptcarpelsAre borne formal dIninQ room, in direct lighting in kitchen with P,Avv duty diSpoSAl and dish washer. Central heat and air in The tIlowiri'i ,rc' listed for your t fli . - 322 2157 built home hall four large bearclicirris, two nice hAths. famil y ew Did you know can Down WantedToRent 31 Rio% - entS of FCC, cost 1180, A Lifetime Gift 1716 business -- This lavely new I bedrolorn 2 bath Two mature nur%es looking for a 2 RewIar7:4P-rn _____________________ .. . .75-Aulus For Sale '5'— GUIDE j v—' I •-_/ Twin white POrtelOn sniS wttc iIU(S $3S. Set 4)1 wñliie Iñli,e *on'l stretch! flut you won't need any more room thAn you'll find in this spar iou% four t*droorn. 7 bath $109?) Owner531737k. carpet chapter Ph 322 $641 3 bedf coorns, I bath. shade free%, in Parking, heat, sit cond-lion,ng. Every Wed & Sat Early Birds 7:15 p m I - 6 Ileiw hi St .377 Sill I FIRST 4 bedroorn%. 2 bath$. central heat and air. fencecl rear yard --- 011cc or s o oIfl9Q - - THE SHOP PERS wull,i.%ar 11,1bi, ordi. (r 1. W POI L % I URNITURF GAL and INSURANCE For home and business $6500 Terms - " DIP BLED AMERICAN \ --- lit" ill ?"I - 54 Equipment For Rent wr iu A nco Acres ""I 789 0(4 ( A',14 1.1 i Al 11 Of V%Cd fUtMIUff'. fii1P11Af)(r%ltw)l%. PIC Puy I or 1001 )Irll% I arr v % &R,srf, 7i~ ~Anford Ave- Call E F Fletcher, Assoc 1121"o 28 So . - ad a 1?77 I - Wanted To Buy - Sprinus at Orange City, priced at mly S I I,2S0 VAlh exCOII@nl lCirmll After hours I I 1926 Beautiful 3n 2116 ii I ". I ' -, 831 *029 U05) rQuPIPe.ArNT pnrr '.DDtr c'iin?(ICOnsuinrr ',' 57 -- -- I rItIcit REALTY 2S24 Park Dr - E.nfo'd h'ieetin s - duthkeou' v'' ' Covered with trees, near Blue JIM HUNT or en ". Transportation Mon Walker IJN'Tl_ NC_ .-a r -AE r `1 %%,47Ff, OP oliirF" K.F- P-E-K-% - rn i iuP1_ii INC. I i Pnts And Supplies 63 (I - I . I — I -1 Tut E,111,10104 "r I', II)i up — I ru" ftVt1It ' 1' " custom in tell or paneling, Air. cArl)el, , ,fi?11u1 tIlt S. French 322 991 Eve Sun4c,3.7 7374 cr3321196 cffet C,iVC us the opportunity I Newly Re finished furrilhed bedroom houSC s monthS lease. e-.pla'n to you how you may be a $100 First & Last month part of one of the lAr9ttt QrownQ - I POd5StIT1 who iiIled MalarIa is -------Days 321 1212 I.tike front, 2 bedroom, nly p.droom and hll Draw dave'S Ad, Its No pets 3776741 fr" Auctions 51 SANFORD REALTY M1i'tM°' rico Houses Rent Unfurnished - Mtri! or Sale--I bedrooms. 2 bAths. -- Soi'h •i Mt ouci o QUICK SALE --------- D . 11 j A pr SAN MO PARKS. 1 2 3 P"room Nct%% orill, S16300 3 bedrocims, I tx%ths, F loridn room. on corn" in I raaers & Apt% 2 Adult park% 2 Flinecirm? CAII now and tavel 92, Hittiv 17 3SIS parks I Arnd~ , Santora 1-1 19)3 PAv A it , It&, Stemper Agency Male Female - / "As Ion as we're having that gooey chocolate cako,'l.'lom, why don't Ijust wash up AFTER dinner?" ' -- — 1 I --- 2S - - -Houses - - ---Rent - - '-- -- Furnished AAA EMPLOYMENT 1. N'L'I( 0#1 17 Q., C Itisselb,eff V one turn,thed house ItittiAll -bedroom ---Regency So 931 3100 'o *811 carpet in living room. .." .- bough' by the second Parts Accosortes / . I Inc I . ------ "nmore wA%hr. 61 model. ~ m Roj0d,sr; 17JO4V - -- -- -- - Myers L Gallagher, %of , - P oinmore *A%t". p4rts, -:. Oiarh,riiinq DELTONA r 'A)) I a Hiqh on a Hill I cotf Cntiris I by I23,900 - o rr,I 1', - II JI3E r ri' -,' A' 41 (lur O?fl%. (IO(k% U,andfaiPr V%Al I. rnmnti. lñhleS ,flarble .:4 7l Hour Service 64-Ciolhing - I - ______________________________ ., 1 7 900 r I -_ PAR I. A'. Z P4UF MOBILE PARK 44SParS Dr .3 2111 obligation Part you in the pf ivale dining at to ol Holloov Inn in Sanford f 70--'Travei Trailers BEETLE BAlLEY________ living -- 1 - Country Club i 3 - -. - c 'A ____ Trucks Arid iruaers ri'll.. '' :,,,,, '." .,, . A 1)44 tJW V) 14 r"ff&l 'N.-Opirfl "t"'n - LL1 _.- ' - -*WW"" '•' ioo Pnings 1) ____ %F1AkA APARTMINT'- ;. R 645-3 660 1~1 . firt cia t pta 0.4 Garden Equipment 67-Livestucit And ~ I c Fri c MOD or ;o GOLDEN - SO corld,liomed, ground Adult% only. no 9*t% Company 1 qw "2 44 - e-d and Development 01111. AftiA - &I I . .. lll~ / am T S&510rt O$fsce Equipment - '" p IIRcOPI MAIfl 40f# AALoNspAPMITS olrecl salrS ofQ11m4allon in the U S No large Inve-slilrents no - ,,r, -~, ., 4 . ]~- -/-. ; 1 ''"----- Goods 57-Musical Merchanulse - V116 Rol Air fvm 4- 194i ?"Polvroftirt ' * -------Car, 4 ijjfiI*ri iii 70ranar Ave, Orlaiidoll,13 77,110 # # INFORMATION CALL: t7t D f celeen' Conclicior UIic ect, u ,piied S)O uoc .--- C'! E YD, 7 7 .: Chic Young_ __________ -- 11 tiflC .- - FOR RENTAL I FORD HERALD! Mrs F loolente Pemberton, 113 Laurel Dr., Sanford , recently ran the following q .J") - vT II SSA-Household _____________________________ -- PtIff,411, I" HoucholdGoods $A Pj 4 10 101 I - I t a it I Help Wanted / guessed. it's by putting a class ified ad in the SAN $A-F.quipmeni For Rent ." ____________________ W) f-n, As**,m. cti*iie, - Auto lilepsirs Par1 Atriø% ')r '(.l') I ,r,,j-0 i~r ,.; - - --- _____ its w ------ refrioerator. • lb you haven'l already - '- -- MaidS full And par? tme Is . aii Hot Poin! appliances &' --- -- central P-teal f ull y CCUI*d kitCt*flS v.uIPi G $I ________________________ s brand new lu x ury PC and air Also ~, ,_, WHAT'$ THE ANSWER? For Sale I BLONDIE DAGiv- _________________ 51-AuctIOns f ~- ~ It; pIll thol $hCJSO idle space tb i items back lnit circulation : 1:;; -' feature carpeting, eirtra needed Ca5fl. and put $0-Garage Rummage Sales I — * eaiel wa 1. - I , !)tit 110oriv Ito tjul:*e~ , ----- I M1) '' li-cw M 4a.j ~Jom 4 LADY SMILING.? Merchandise ,f II - -, . - ttrnr 3trid ? 43-Camping Equipment 44 C- or-Is Equipment t N. LPN, and Aidfi . quipmen1 MarIne -- I - ~ I trti ,-c rn 1cpIt furnished apImcct 4270 Orla'icio ----- . 42-boals and I AF .JE T4A1'A - I I 6f , t.4 I mr* hat! nil, late, tt.br, Jortur ,ii, it, ' Recreational I i ---------- COd-TAlL tfuitress Wed ttcru S? 37-Real Estate Wanftd ly Dick cavalli I . _N , WAY A 069',:7 Jr man to, elig ible applicants will t held %ubspuuent It; reep1 Dl op pl.4ffl44'4 piire$in.' c,ipi',,i' Civil Service Esaminer in CI' i)J - .1 - ________ " 11 c5iuc or rUA, 0 Goods A artments Rent Furnished 23 114 I Mafas wanted Apply in penon to ;. Holiday Inn. Sanford, b,etwiern 9 7 . and A , --- - Inc. CIAV-S Call 372 41120 Property -" I ml cIA - V1O be comperc'ori to CIr t.me hairs. v.s-4ady during .I sloelallon - 33-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes ...... • 4#1 ' r I)p t'S APPOI - Pq, *Ofh thoIlltit pot 114j f Pill I 110F Apply in persion Serint"r Lodge Apartments -,.- - L _ Attendants cierlificales Will be given con I -.i 1" I Groves 37 Farms "Istwa os THE. 'It ' - )Pmlnole ,)w /,) • 'r - Bedroom A *W fe" 6 of Heai't Applicants wi'hDut rrtlficates bI1 tIlOible t %t$ri trir eemlnetior for Clan c 1.01F ,I - 31-Houses For Sale &Ot TO 6'o, ar Aparlm ents Rent Unfurnished Herald Sanford F ia 3 7'1 it years, of age High SChool of Paulvalen't ecitil-cation expierlenict in Int pr incipals one praclicv-s of civil enginiet-S as applied to the development, construction and mainterionce of sewers and riplat ev wnrk Applicant should mold minimurr of class IT, re"Ificale Aulhor1red bill Floridill Stale Board =--_-- _____________- llll~ _____ - (sri. 414 ___j Den ii accep'ung epplicaluont the position of Sewer Su.'rn tenden? OualIf'ca'iont II Ic iS - Z. -- /1 '''1 ---. t,l t- Tht Citir 5 p.m., filag - 'k_ tpn -- A4Icpr ? ments located at A4 Mellon. 77-Resorl Propor'll, Fur Rent tape, tc, loorn corperroor trader at h, week. F-Cf. to 4,30. Mon ?hrL, 28--business Proper?v For Rent IF '. W,Ill Ani, AT; cA~f a, Sanlo-ir )C 'Ic-ale 2'----Waflted To Rent - [touts UhtI Marine Equipinc,til / 0 - t,.% Swemev's Office S%Ipf%lv, mellonville Trace maneper of Sanford tnt1 &,rrj 26--Moblit MOMes Re"I - comfollinior Ph ifl %ISS liruz 171 lit"Iff In htt r' r III ".:, . C-., Rooms For Rent 72 nmrr PO't4(Wi i,'jbttCt 10 No POe (AIlS Appic, in ..s - Aolr- 'i'. erie i,us S,opty in pc'son rue i'irt Supply. O) S i-vt _________________________ 27-Apartments Rent Furnished 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished - W local company InSuranct oebi? Howard L" '-Iments Pent I, i (lilt OliV M(JIIIL rpnrhAvp O,ih' N I - -:m~~ C I hr. 40 MAC'! Itslar?WorkTurso.l, manage sales a1 service of lartie Service Station 21-Roams Flit Rent I tr 4"' o" 4: / I ,:g/ 1-~ r ,ltf r - Mobilp 11oriles 311 'I? — 21 ' C BETTER HOMES 930-4211 Immediale Employmitirml, &3 W per hoor 411 Piece Work Call 322 7AIS Unturnlshed - L-t eu-n cr PAflDeni 7i new shop Flot- tøa clitions 25 must have 3 years commercial by Bob Them '5 ' - =1 114.- `S) %~ •' - a v" -Afttii.e (L] !!W P " -,/ - va a'sr Mu%,I)r ove, IS Applip Adarrit $, art%. .ISS~ Park Dr Job cipporturilliv, above ItIOACMarripc Mar btitween age 2s4s to - .' -- Dick Tumer by ( --- - - - ; - 4,wf lt DE LIVE R Y MAN . 1terninniti, Cxtuno~ CoLl"hoose Santo'cl, Flo-tirth, "771 An Foual OPPollurills Enrinicivirr - - - I -----.----------- ho%r-lal 117IN'llilli!, - '--..•.i'< our Ke 0 Fatilklift, 6&3 J&ckum Ave., Winter 306 _________________________ ..uIIIi-._ - li ~ . . . ___________ leøve send apcication resume tc Loi. HAre r4.-ionn Ofte ib-Situalion Wantec! 17-Dornestic - Child Care I @i; Plan 6-BusiflS OpPnrtu1 7.-.Ins?ruc'tlofl is-Fomak He1p Wanted l5—tAae emaIe Help p Wanted Z:CA7E- JM1jJ6L=E Wt-"Alillif,C.AT i.-i<t'1. ' Hu ill cc' reousrencen ' 0? 4--Cards of Thanks i.v-Matle Help Wanted ' .ri,I J - - cccP4ouI' 3fl1 Orlando Dt4'C . DON SAUNDERS owc Air MECHANICS cvp-r equent us wo periencp ir clis or courr$ — by Crods & Lawrence P-'a'VYA. iis.-.-ir AF AlH HE -\ P_Eok:-* Ah,71.17 IRE IPS v. t' 't4 H1T4. W;,*, Yr-rl PA lk HN34.0 - m Employment - ) "hr Work itk"Ok. %%A I retsin wanted. OVer 21, full Of pArj time Apply in person to The a 'C".17F '%,'I.- ,- ", - A rl~ Ong vivo yow a caffloopfilied b0 Lumber COMPOTIV, SbnfOfd vorr? (levelpe-s anc aitiinc &--Financial _________________ CAPTAIN EASY ;-' , I I`G M.Darolli. , I -_.'. ,4. W mzw. ;0AP K' 7 ,." . -- \ .'l —•- - ~ . - — i -ti ''- . / jul III - - CARNIVAL n 1) $0 V I - unt! i-Lnsl $. PersonaI 3-AnnnuIcemefl?S ,,J 0?;— : ) - 17.1 2441 AffiIii? 4,)A;F;4; ?r Wi WII re ______________ Male - sy mfl COPAPL~ItR ArPRAISAL cl~jlrlr% "Alkilorrer MIt'H'Ip Wanted lj - WORKERS ASSII`TANI -- 1 bu , . A :_,riq pi ,.1 * 7 ...--6 1 1 41 -o -k . 4I ---Z -I , " -Z - --.,. ci'-ci T" S l. A.tUitc in Pe'IOn lb American Wood - 3 6-~, ¶ - P,ár *,'Qr FREE COUNT' 1 ,? 'L r 4vM .. tuii company t,n,tt. in I For I" 7101 Pç? t • -.< - .L env,m:c, - --- ---- - -- — an y_._T &nEQ4 flllOo(flInF'" mestic-Child Care 1/ - ---------- - C-c*Myear Seivtce 51". $55 A ISI (hoo ,Are in mV home, .nlanl% I0 7 / Moirning Papier 0001— E&M river mbwvf'r*s Srcurlt~ Guard Service neeqft full or Pam lime Quardt. S17S a w"IL for 71-) hrs a day -- - "I'l''''I'll'''',,''I i O' - rri,rs Orin 41 t ~ I?A Interes ted in ,arnlnç role by Iowan & Schwarz THE BADGE GUYS to s 11_. - ! -- it dittribulLal hDuIC' includt thi Attvprflrr Inu'-lsorc ur compulinc their .arn.d \.. _ '-' .., ( 7~ - - Champagne Color 1 41 1 NofthOrAnce Ate - i 1 , '',i.t adve,rIlsIng appeaf- ing Its The Sanford Herald ori Wednesdal, will , ' -..._. - All SECTION -I are - - .- ~ _. -1 " Help Wanted \ - I . - you 3 Lines Minimum ~, ' r ~, at. -) :z 11111 Anil % ~ - - - - 2Hc J- :nt (si.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) . I - And I. Mic:II:.ou of 4, 4 jwo<rs%img induttri, t@Ar"r ar plicants sNctuld apph, in pri AA(W%dA,o thni f tidAv thetwe" I 4 J; 15n: 1 S1,44 00 , I :-~7A . -4 --Y— r1l., ~I- " I A 'I r g' , tte~~ Of °'- 1 - ET1. I ,- -iO '-. - / .. ' ! _ ,..4 / Pparwr Corp., 5923 Carrier St.. 4,Th, S1 PSIt$bU?Q na Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change ?im -: , I r ' , n L- 4.J ./' ' I -, f~:- 4 1-mil - .. _ -'. - - It \ Adv a ncement nl rv,rtt'nt' v,ijitie ii ,ntp,-p1 in joining the bt.t% I ' to Mill winter Park. or write — -- R) or Older 18 . 1~' .I OR A T1 Ir , 7~i j l~ por-luni?v for cliscrimililmoling buyer, F:or Informaltion call I 'i , by Al Vermeer risCILLA'S POP - The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Pet Line j F ". ~ - I: 4\ - ~ / I— / - rt lI ( _____ _______ - COth L&IJND coi' C)' cit&IES ii comlnc ,ø Sanford 'wo rhoicP S Sanford Ave 1Airport PIvd, PalmVio Ideal lnvimCn? . iki L 0000.6 Qd %I ^0 tiff 41-000 0- S 1 -4' • onvotin ________ - Y & 1 3 1 17 Igusiness Opportunities 6 CLASS I F I CAT ION S _____ _____ ' "' ""' / ' ' ' ' ' Want Ad ______________________ A I r-- ______ _I --, , - \ . Orlando , ;, ..-* Rent _____ - •-- - -. I 0 1 &L A, DIE VO'!10N 4 ________ I ~ ' _____________________ a.%-•. .~- ) Or Sell, \) Fi FULL TIME N I GH T S HI FT i - .0 - - - -T -I~) I -/7 NJE, FEM''E 8.rE0 Jor ZakAPV-S5'0;,. ) "' , AZIAlEtteS ;:Ok ~ Buy, TH(euKNLUtI ------------- 14 FemieH&pWanted -, —2611 W1.6 - Flpr,ikl PROZI Seminole Coliol SEAZi To --------- ' cr c- ____ - AC.- -04E esolve _____________________ - - r,Ul Con Help Phone -673 .950o CAMPUS CLATTER with SIMO IRLJIZNS W_ ASAN t ii (Ft 1. ___ l - __________________ A - Adui?S v i.sns 'plctiuvr 4t - -. L"''-- R byDickT Immediate Openings .01 ~kl is lts - NIVA __________ P.dticiacI twIh TstLEVap "waver - t'4 I Persons Resu 0t _ Snnforti 11 4' ' k%A i-dINE - Irrigaholl -' I 14'. - I I -1 11 (.... , ; ., -,t~ - A t eiilu4G H.ai'ld ci Wed'rs.ay y1tt' ~~~]~~ ' .. .r liq;~~-_ I - bilsolit FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that 14 111*111fifts!" ft OF ) / .-. . ~- THE PHANTOM i 5 .dq I Tnr 6,t4A' I _________________________ ________________________________ Lee Felt and Site Barry t' f Ai-t 'i RJ A' U' PER! MO'd! HIM I II _.wW' 0R.r.SJ'J / 1.. I ,_" ii t1... I 1, . L.GdIl I Adverlosers should encludo this aMcrj'-!-vX! I - ' - a . - -- Nrt- •. -I- ..t - i' - - % , - -- , ,. . . t - .-1 ' our Direct .S - i'! T54)tI-' - MONDAY thru FRIDAY I i.- 4'.-. lids, immediate openings for production -conditioned .)&Ii, f lee%, ov e r look i nij I gpiiiie manufacturing facilities. No experience IAjjltj 10 Su it pur(hater 5 P.M -2ndflr-tdth Thuriday EacP- Montil BINGO Every Mon & Tu Early BirdatlISPM necessary Our qualified Instructor will train all phases of the manufa.turing process. Excellent wages and liberal benefit package including paid holidays, vacations, arid group insurance. Excellent oprortunhty This NEWSPAPER doeS f101 knowiI A CP, for advan( ement. Don't ")iss this opportunity Indicate Apply in person at: Ilated oil a ge 110111 dIll ployers (overed by . Dial 322-261 1 or 831-9993 6: 30 A.M.Ir 5: 30 P.M or - ,,. ~ t-. , - . I or 1 bo ImAT,5 Itif \S ',-J ! ________ - Ii';:_ .1 . I L NOON TO -4 - in (Fri. Neon for Sun. & Mon.) ______________________ L 1 - 1 .1 T09:00 f1 M , -- - - -POI ilial,, CIrailifli %.*ie Oil HealerS Our Speilaity LtI MaiiH 6 .a Ge t fluf3ij W40 liour lilt ice at 219 Carlaine ding, DeLand, Florida 32720 nA1 Minini, Florida _ I- An tEquai Opportunity Ertiployer' Aj 1311 A , - U, 4,6A,4ilo ;-., 4 ,,,,,, -JJ ' .'I.%, . " I in II , n IOIeP71OnC_350 I T e prelerunte JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. I 0 '.' - -i "4 '4 4)c -'5'-' ilorthi 33161. . C I' son thE HE R\L1 h DAILY DIRECTORY OF BL)' 6 Days 25 Days More Iliforin,ilion indy be THE BRUNSWICK CORPORATION CLASSIFIED 22_2611 A J IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. 2000 Brunswick Lane . •I -d S - to be included this listing call: 'art or Ilance; your acl ifj, Saturde't,rcp? -_ I tht V* &*AV ,0%*1 - 37? *ould like L you I go SATURDAY I jov th of Sonford --. ' - I RECYCLE CENTER Ill Pd Peck SArmloId t/ ' - 13 Wks Dial 322-2611 Ot 831-9993 ZM7-,Lm-1 k - ' 4 line Ad— 7 84 25.52 72.80 YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TEL s line Ad- 9.80 31.90 91 -DO NIONF LISTEP IN YOUR NAME '4'4 �48- 17 For Illegal 1 • - tt - said Fourteen Haitians, 1 men and three women, And thr Jamaican women attempted to illegally enter the united States at Jupiter Inlet Nev Year's Eve, said C . c,, 'eager, deputs Immigration director in Mtami Three were held in the Dade Count) jail and the test ( West Palm Reach city jail todas under S1,(X) bond U S C-oust Guard officials caid their sailboat named Mug "s In rnw'h eac about " I - 4 - '4- - - -•- - %"' Nz_ " -- ___• - k. ••• • • -r " ' - -. ;V. .. -- taxi p ni Siinda night it . John Brooks said Jean Baptiste a Haitian bought the houi'ht the boat in Freeport Ba hamas, from a man named Tony Collins who told authorities the Haitians wanted to use the sinop for lobster fishing Immigration officials said the boat left Freeport about 1 st 17 hours later zi.m - ' ' the bench.** They said there was no work over there and the were lo earn a living. Jones said. trying south Sixtv.,lveHaltsanslandedth8Mbut0ut4Om of here on 1W. 12, asked for asylum and were released A.churh wndinpnhear1flRb%t4JS ImmL au)c)r-,Ser1 up ir, \Iu1n to come here -- --- 'p••' - ¶ - -. .-- -" •. • (1ENE CARUTHE1. .-T 20, f 4ft i veryt ing Normal ::, ' 011 -._- • _..' - - --- Entry personal belongings, crowded With refugees and ttWIt• here pending the outcome of The sailbeM, held at a marina De 1th Its a deporli*tIflfl hearing, W8S lights on and the motor running charter hoa cptiifl ('Rlk'(t to help In rescue Cal Manes. ii operations after a passerby InCOrr4(rt1 reported the vessel Said bread, cooflUtS, clothing and others 1W Cap$l7Nt. supplies were left aboard the ship. swum ashore and scattered Into Pollee said the efug the 11fl44!rhn$h along the beach. Several were arrested as they attempted to catch taxis or htises for Miami. We caught three at a pub where thes were trying to get a said Jupiter Patrolman Stee Jones Three went to •h tn4 ihe ret e 'iced ;n Miami ann wert pidi twos and threes- throulthollt the night at a gas station near Seventeen refugees from Haiti JUPITER, Fla. AP S iIed to Florida front the the% and Jamiiicu, who said 35-foot sloop to look for better jobs, have been ihamas on ii jailed on illegal entr charges, U.S. immigration officials - - eugees Caribbean Jailed _ Rf Tueday, Jan. 2, 1973 6B-The Santora rieraia low. A+ ' I IV SR 4-A, west of Sanford. 14erntus said the car was traveling at a high rate Of STW('CI &ifld went nu of control before ending up in a 2.1-3Ei drainage ditch Gnr TaviorPhoto) OLIVETTI LETTERA 31 i i R ot S t e 1 -r -- - Regular 30 - FORT l.AUDERDAI.E, Flu. nns were in the beachiront Police described Last area Monday night. APi --: "This time of year with Uu driving by Patrolman Robert Rerreckless driving night as "normal" its thc . i niuth between 25 and 0 activity we've had out there •• nosky of the Sanford Police Department In n beach- have quitt'afefltta. but i' separate arres follcuingtinflrIdeflI earls 1ondn morning on front area where 31 youthful nnrmn,' he said. 0n' of the youths charged otlebrants were arrested in it SPECIAL. beCtd riot involving 5,000 vouths with aggravated assault ir By Nionda morning's s'ioit'flci earlier in the din 95 $ i.,s it normal Monday night, %%as spttted and arrested last Smartiv styled, Solid metal from* and constructirsp,. n(; ww shapt- or fnml in cam- night, Brady %aid. He sald çroe• I 2-c&or r.hho' Segment shift. Auma?c parisonti' aSt fliLht. said Po- nolict- were keepini an eye out '" ° • vouth •''' lice Capt William Brady. the in the area for C O0i•tø w ith b.aut,ful COyI"Q police iwlsrvvti to tar been tnvn'vrd corn murde, of i tall "! ''rn and juc thzmi ii shrL would ix cmi' the bench. in the morning incident Itronner, is 52-year-old Polish suhstut inn tin luinc tug where we dumped the Hronnei was itite it bud a ride back well About 150 police and sheriff 1veryIuod 's prett "Fat Freddy inmugrant. said during as a pledge! week ago anti sa. I Bronner was described our beach deputies clashed with abOtil d t1tat this 1.1, abandoned about 2 a.m. b swarch for his son in the des(S- deculellfman plagued by overweight and 'Fred, think things over whi' and we've got the situation in 5.000 young people before dam RDBINOK ORAkDO, RODW& InSt mountainous nre, '1 Rerg y; wait: to nu'. Ii. di Monday in it melee touched of: in the Angeles National F(Iresl iuruincwu pruhseii it is not possible for this child to frequent demands on other recalid. 3431 - Lithe, ounly 363 6566 a barroom arrest. POLice Brady said the arrests St "to teach him us was not an "This is going to haunt me as suvive. M sort, :t 4 fratcrnit brothers for rides clash a general minor infrac for termed t (ni- of thriM said Monday i5uI.II• 2t'.65Q Iu and he wnc night were athlete Hi Soft .fl'C Angeles Iorw a' I Iie 'Berge& uiul throughout the 1 such as public riot" Lou bo Hitions' of This is going to haunt 'w raised like it Momma's area. Police said the riot produced long as I iu:' never walked. We always irnve cirunkeness and narcotics possaid lironner was Kerges flIJfl injuries and 3 anests. session He said about 700 perOIlSJohn Berges. i, and r hint" i Chi Ira- rude and ineonsideri e at times er members of u is.( oc.vs win JAN THt $t,'t JAS, Ui.: iUJIj1I1T ,A i Pierce College felt "hut atsi very ilkeacie at other tcrnitv at IS HARWOOD IMP GRANT'S 8 YEAR times, very jolly CANADIAN SPRINGS CI.AX Min ffno1-1. fironner, 21. 11111* CASIMIR& off. worch CANADIAN On the day he was dumped, pounder who had been ratse-d at] for two hnurt, with nmqkpd ban 100 PL VODKA YELLOWSTON11 TEACHERS AW d Herges said, firnnn-r had askf LFILANI IMP. 6 IS in 171 likf i, "Mrinima,j, ho,...,'in tht&l dit!~ who raided their Inni-ly rotABC EXTRA M H "') for it ride tio hu. juiretiLs' West IMP. SCOTCH SPIRITS DEALER ARGEST WINE rugged forest Dec. Z2. PREMIUM RUM, AMERICA'S HAWAIIAN V.O.BARTON ljollywood apartment anti then tagv in Norden England i U WHISKEY LIGHT MR f fl M & £10 YR. 't I sheriff t c illid for us ride back Li, the Cilbert H Sunthi t) 86 PR. SCOTCH iTS BROWN curtains and furnitur( U) atssst HI in us, -tript to get deputi, s IMP. KT CAS DGES-BUTI.EP HE hAS Tutu 4 . POI) tract aftenUon mi tuanujits . SCHENLE visu you; tAuTiU IdlY SWIWC4IId hick Us the city, hi had left is untvyi i ORD well, h) don't caned with S1 i Jim BEAM % Uinrou ideas ' Id nd I 0 rss,id and had fallen off a 50( ". GRAND E ABC COCKTAIL LOUNG sictuse" 57ct11 wi pick up Fred, have a long 90409P Iry 66111111146 J VALIf T 'ta4( .I' k#l( 1.. •4 I oit cliff k 411 67's :' 'I_f Ni charges tuivi been filed 1,411100-414 itag"is"as' 4,99.. 4.79 One slierlff'!- spokesman Will A _______________ ROYAL CASTLE P A '- 1 .. ;."-:;...."+ Sundui 11 Bronner went '.tsrL -'--'---" MAC CALLUM . i- UX Ii I . IV I sa SM'Oltlt IfltCP Ofl C) 9A.&AD Rob YOURS suit- fraternit', 0* AND THI SAVIN&tS iunuirAI. flit ACPUYS BY 41 YR. brothers: art nnh guslt of stuSANDY MACDNALD itoosi in 84M WISER 10 YR. Riot "IIKN 10100141tvi OLs R U M tiAll OUlti £iINiCOtCI' ' i 1J i:oec.. pidity." .: CASIA014428 omt, JACQ UIN CIRflflED RUM s!I.HTIJI LONDON DRY 1110". Stu a" I.W.HARPER 12 YR. itt " B" sr L MACKENZI1 ternit brothers. Gordon GillesIT; DI GIN :COTI4 G D1*&tS nt'nsto'r Is'iuilsti II) I Af'NEiFI 11)WARI)S S's 14 guy SICTC1. CANADIAN A YR. ICY ' rum u John Morgan 21, ABC 6 py, 1'J. and i " welcomed h the presidenu GUCKENHEIMER e usso in tIOUlUR i W DANT 10 YR CLUB thought lironnur was not in I wii 55 Th 1141111, ti ' CS tsA'C AuxPiar', wert Mrs Mattt Hoffnietu KINLUA Thi Dfll TO\A Q 71 7L 1 4b otingcr nii dumper inu A. UUIAE .:: AN AGOE pledges of the fratentlt had of the tltnwi Civic Association Mrs Tom Fleniin, Mrs .lotiu. AEM - _______________' ' L '' been left at virtually the same will meet Thursday. Jan. 1 at i lAtrnaIIs, Mrs Danuit Ileuirt. 4 " Mrs William Iticheill, Mrs us the Community Center i,tiL place a wed: earlier 'm." 3999m, MYER'S RUM P Mi wives of nientheri of the Russell Woodridit - , Mr ABC B YR. OLD v.•'L VODKA Mo. JAMUSCA A ,niulitg.persons ABC VODKA • TVUUL was fleltoflus Civic Assoctation an Arthur Wirth, Mrs Martin IMP CANADIAN WU.1fl'S '"'' filed by the tiuret- fraternity BENEDICTINE _iO Y R. ANCIENT Itermars 'U' Mrs 90 PR. GIN Runner uutonwtically menubers of the munson. .s.' isuius IM•P. 15111111 now members six days ii! Let in it ABC GIN tTiS41' Auxiliary so they are urged to Steinatier. Mrs. Armond coo ? loom 611116co "'" ' AGE COINTREAU 6'. was deserted whet' it was di JACQUINS •#Clyde "i" / the wives of all 141H1nflc and Mr uluice HITI HORSE flu. IMTLflfl iuu OLD covered 1w had not returned attend and meet the Creaser. The Clut voted It of nienihers 190*0 0"F41 IMP. SCOTCH 04ANVOoll BOWS MIU twine The said the thought 11w -i' sliorti, HEAVEN ABC 8 YEAR lIARW000 RIA 7 'l U'II " 'I ¶4 IMP CA"IS1,111 S ANl?.4•SA A HILL 1 -: 637' fbi c luti tin'- pur h,ss d A,01 thi' niettini. asu ordini to l 64 $1. A iCAlt MENTHI Di CREMI ' 59 ttut ( oniniuni" tlrpis ii Irons liii report received COrAOaWtSIThi .:' 'q 5. A FW in Dean president. Mrs Terrance Center, and they will be huaf . stacxuu'.-- 2.99... 6 0 . . Morrison All nwrnbers art- soon t)oorprlzeswt!rtnwurdetl asked to bring merchandise of Lu Mrs. William lisUscli. M's 11(1% Slubitugh. Mrs 90641 IFT I an% value lot this project C 3515 99-.. 35.V 4 :t CIN-RUM-VODKA 299 ChAt the last niecting and DeSiniont_ Mrs. 1Aiwretir( 119 .... 451E 4 WHITE DUCP Liii WH1SKf .95 5' HICHLANV BREE1 F CERTIFIED 6 YEAR KY. 3.. l 'Z 31.95 3....9 PROOf CIN 21, Covner J'atrit'l and Mr' 46.95 4" ristnuis part) held t)ec 4i. r QUAR1 HEDL BUTIIR 1.99.... 8115 E EMBASSY CLUE CANAflIAk 3-99 5 6 YR 86 KY. OLD STANLEY4. . 4495 GIN 3....11 5h 94 LONDON TDWER anti guests ni• 4.49 - 49.95 E' 01. SUNNY BROW' BLEND 4.19..... 5150 1AYRRRfl 7" 01 WHINRY L YR KY. 549.... 61.95 6' WIfl'TI I MACKAY 30 CILBEY VODkA !J5 i) 3....9 D" nrinr KY Th V -- r.cpII(irr -.--9f 6' 01, CANADIAN RAE LB 4.%.... El A v B.99 ..,. 9950 5 UT -.- G111-111111111141110, 3..' 11 44 95 3 :11 4715 M- WISER 15 YR. ' 95 6' INVEP HOUSE 701 ABC 6 YR K ENTUCKY 486.-. Thu Itcynukti cush-Iur-can 51.15 4% ABC VOD?A- GIN -RUN : 3...lIr' 41.81 19.95 E BLACK VEIVEI CANADIAN 3....1 1.99 F YR V't OLD REPEATER 2.19 ... 42.95 1I 12 YE O LD RARITY iiwtuik unit will be Launching 3.- W 57.95 49.... 61.95 60 QUART IACOUINS t 5 99 .... 11,15 F 01, CERTIFIEt 9 YR BE ' QUAR1 ABC F YE E8E HORN 92 F YE PY 4.19 •... the new year in Sanford, with anc t'ver'-other Wednesday scyhidult- Ixitinnutrit Januar) ENTRY LI BOURBON DDruiliP.A "lfl" . 11...WE Pt a ti sit IT ii JACQUIN . IV PREMIUM lti'yuiultts unit will be at the $41 iTiA'U' IDVUIS' f-I YOU0wflT ,-, AS UlN ellonepar M111. IslI flUlt' Sanford CahnutM'T of Cnuzunurt" GINTUMANS GIN '' RUM is Its soullo. ABC RUM • 10401 GOLD COACH 8Th parjinl! lot. from 11.30 i..nut ti QUEEN ANNE 1111 IT oov"m mp 1,01(v CERTIFIED LDNON TOWER 12 YR.Y. BRB. 1:3i ,.ln ?slobfk unit driver'I •--, C~ 100 PR. VODKA 'i" ' '/SCOTS LION MARTIN'S ZiL0UTP Wi'ti fill'. It' !flU it PUn1i tilT all CAN I IMPORTED SEAGRAM V.V.O. B YR. QUELP ANNE ..... aluminum runs, foil. TV dinner DELUXE 1"a' SCOTCH Still, "°' "111,411 111 ofess" IMP SCOTCH .. GIN antI pit- mn CANADIAN s-s..... 14 9S (Ail it shri'titied, _______________________ 71m. aluniinwn 43%. MCIMW 4.49s: It...t, r.,tI,rI,I.tI if, 1] L-J 4.29 5.29 i liLt IikW ':'I:it.. . -'re niunts for ron ersicuc mu -..•. ..---• -. i • •, --- -•-uLunitnunu products WISER 10 YR. I. CHAMPAGNE iBOHET WdITEHALLLA sM' *ADsID SCSI ROYAL CASTLI BROOKFORD oItAsret . . During 1072, nearl) S million HENRI ,.. ' ' . -• Ic.-. Dr'TtA'TTD 'm 0$ DAIS coin pounds of household uluuuiinunm MARCHANT DUCK ,.Ic 101641W 16ill OLD GOLD SANDY MACDONALD AR-3 11, WHITEHALL was recycled by Reynolds in 0 6,1't tv. of Florida This is equal ti over PREMIUM WHITEHALL P IOQ million all-utlunuinuns cans TEACHER S Vt IXTlASIII ) VODKA mail Valto, Individuals and cirganuzuutions VAT 69 GOLD ,,, 1yiw WHYT1LMACK1Y " were paid over $45,000 for their At 83 71 LANSON... LAU 67' recycling efforts, according If. 349 L- 6.99. .BLI figures released b) lssc: ___________________ Hayden. Itegional Manager On HOLLAND HOUSE MIXER ',' ' MIA& you Ill 79" Recycling Roth individuals and 49c PORT • SHERRY SAUTERN1 CUBE ICE 3'CW VIM. BORDEAUX 1. 1535 VIN1 _______ '10 RUBY PORT IURIUNDY AUIO.,A!rORAVES organizations have found - ¶.. W.4JvYtrT I" ii TAWNY PORI 6c ; riic'Lanintion in 'w , aluminum cn BORDEAUX SUP!RlELJR MUSCADET 3" iai F R OM 'fiii 1.99 Z2.25 loll Lx- ci greci '.:st U i'arn nuone "1.99 ' NECIARUSE. U AOL 1.99 .,. 2295 ..: whili' helping to improve th eir .. iRIAh liPi SU MUIE1 .. Get At (Aill '.insuric W1611sual communities TNIt ..tui Hi Sill guy 419 3" B&C CHATEAU MEYNARDE 1.99 2295 SURER BEEP IbtISI (tIRE , -''Reynuith Metals Co. is 4 TUBORG BEER r" 6 ',] 1 CINU BiER 3 SAKORIA IRON SPAIN 2LSS 1.99 48-sU.l4.Iss.DI$' ......s.. working towards an even nuirt' i riqr -•-.. 4- 9 ...,... .. ZINFANDEL 4_I • ,,•, "-" sicecssfu1 year for '7l." said 2295 's 2' 11 VIKI. UEIFRAUNLICH L93 449 L. 46 ' r 9.49 :: 1.25 OLAT2 BliP 6 Hayden Lakeview Drive, Sanford, was charged with - feet - ri' mrs L Fraternity Brothers 'Freddy' Wris Abandoned I- 0 U.- a) _____ - ri I., C -- _____ other (Do . - • . I Q) - 5I 0) •..'" • WY - 16= a q U PS .r.v 10 a '! 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N r I Z ti L There Is no greater need chairman "tat and tt"ri j R111he(i7f'd bY rntion. the • alhuwluere he rofthtIlenlefI to ten4nne at the meeting plan In rlrripiate cm petition t1 w IpI!l %lllIi v p (If.legall(Fri and .1at,k4onville in February Firf,l will sillempt too gel 15 per cent the pur(haqtoo of the informit!iron con4ollorint.-I on parket government which haq too-r, in order to get suppotirt for a this rnnferenptahhshed tot q which (inigo'. eminent ?iatinnni Assnm'v defineil mm iitycounty ron IAt () CrAinly Wficiali; (N iinlifla tion " .----------------------- -------- :7 1~\ , - ___ -. flip [Inarfl n any other vmn,t,isiiinr who trnrrae a pariah heati* ev.ry miti he intereU'1in hearing hI P1""' .f pie, will ritijert " the on e*prutiv fntt thk fi"rin of gtri'inro.nt." ietjclatItin relating 'the hoard he ard the pn? ovc'rn,,,enta ____ - ---.-.-----_-- fli - til k'r' FPquPst that the iad*Iatt,rø I r ! 4 f - , - - 4 1-k ., ------------- - -------- ' if I .0 A EL 9 ----------- -- 22 and t,ø tO E 2 " -.4 ' o -- --------------- - -- -- _____ --- Aflhl ro(pip-RIP11 flint — ft 11 I IL - - .Z.- I _:_,7_1_ ___"._ F7,j $[? -@,, 0, ! - ,at4 . *" M I ,\V . — . -- ' P'i'hninry 20, 21 - - " V 4# i ~ , _V 1 -- . * ~0 0* 1~1~ , - - I t 4. I /I, A K~\ `* ", % ft- I irIø¼fmk 1T I m~~ 0 t . I 6iiw i• '° *I1 .,.. , I "loo.. I _.-:.,-.--. 1. -. IV k , N * *%1 _~,; _ " ~ . -0"NL~. '.I Q-~ I . .~ . I . 4 "__-.1 i-*-1 _" '" j " 1 & ;a _* ..s.. I -_ -_ .- _. - a .1A I ~ --- f 141 ' "' . -.I 1 I ~ ' I % - / 11 -- ,-, -• - V. " \ 44 flw - • ,5i' ,- nt igove r n me Un the loan of tviinty ' I plan to circulate a petition to the legislative delegation it was ver ut to t: and ' witching hour when District 4 availability of serial riaps tot Commissioner , GreK nniri. p'anners use. and will attempt to get L5 per cent of residents to sign It. mond made his report to a "It has been a frustrating Board which he had served as expertent'c," Drummond said - -1 --chairman for two years. "Because count) government. li,ka' nitla i - flhi' now nod there t'oiintr mnn - •dher uraa ahtihhmt'nI of the fee u(1ite He said that in the three and as s city governmenL is a truly 'olidatin m Seminole. 'In the past year, I have b('(n are prescnt! cim'ddermg this ('mimi pur'- haing, inottir k a 1rnhk'tia lit that iht' tounty 'itut11Y'' he has ser'ed on archaic vehicle to get the looking over several forms anti form of government and in pools, a mitre uniform fire, niitl tIIIS lti'iIi anil (III IIIWS. (nit the Board, he has been pleased necess ary wi-1 done.'' propose a government Jacksonville - 11hival County. it law protection progirsim, lwtter ii-mir ritivil luivi, tiline, A Ri"We A with the activities and the lie told fellmil, cornmimiotters I -(xild philosophies as well, He that he had purposely chosen study grorioup j not like tl,e nne we is in o1writion nim. (1419 IAW elifol- vtoolneiii. anti n loonril cisulil li,- irrislizo-d Which . library --all could winild maloit- deco,4141itit lit Illes .e -1 feel that yo4i will finil that gt"l voiiiit% as nou have) to tv identifi(A as A ' recorimmcrided that wherover not to seek re-election allies such a mot, 11115 possible, the Board should chairman Waustro he wanted in l)riivaaiiiiritl salti hint fl ( it -4.'nunt conolWattcn has anI lwitei Res-vice for the For ptnnmIi' For the entire sden1if and partic'trv1te in the be free to pursue cia idea he had nalinnu" iiintmrmniu' !III thy. county, " in residents teen froni their governatteflpiet1 an rejectel snution to probler for some time In the been stud lag . "'Ille t-111111tv Ilopq oothare Poine cotilitY ('011111111IN 101101 - man%. parts of the rdate And notent lit,41% It could incian file Ill I rities stich its the roads, with city.-Nxintto govemment con '9o4 ' 4 Pursues *t reeentt instituted county participation program. 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The statement referred ni announcement by Clay T. years ago, ('OUWS crashing to the ground. parking lot is planned for the space. Mary ,raylor 13hotoi - -- County. 1t'b 00 3A. .;.. Pseideiut Nixon headb one of three new Florida firms trying to Y.rest a ft era broadcast license from a Jacksonville television station that broke thw. story of Supreme Court nominee G . Harrold tar. swell's white supremacy spee.h -.,...• .i- described the bill as a mearm Ic, ---- _____________ sititent Was in the networks.** Whitehead 's arvowwsment, the FOIC statement continued. COTISISLCOI with a pattern tr. emocra ic on ress which the executive branch of hic fe,deral goverriment, ap- • II I Presi ent efforts w4l without govern inent interference. -So far. the executt%-attempt to undermine the credibility of those segmenta of the presi that the administration has considered to . 'ur and reassert tongit'ion:l prerogatu%es DeinlxTats control the its-'.'. StflIt&7tu43 The hIousehs' 2401)tniocrats,192R:pubhiiiii.. - : I and three vacant sk-als tlwt had been held by the l)cmocrats And to Senate I)tinsxrztts went to court in an catteanp' to force file Nixon administrall 'A 11(n 111;11 to sl,K — .i . cans .scheduled - -_ —_ wparatv f ;ill( - ZX . —_ _ laik IV tuna and Hugh Sco tt of Penn- - V. 110.1 —AT- 7-F "-I W i t ue Mike Mansfield of Mm -: ________________________ . . .,,:: -- -- _______ _ -ii - . -- -% : _w that a up - ._---_.-• I tearing down the old Seminole .:: 0 I scholarship fund: only convicted prostitutes named coach of the Spartans, We Tampa their long, all.&)- iiwetit -- . :: U.S. NAVY DIVIERS join the search today for 1111111111111 h%) -. . . - -. . : YF'Alt'S FIItS1' A'flEMJ"J'El) PLANE College has UL,en annexed ab it in strug tto retain • Sit Within their plans for ira-ut- I 0 . ". 1 4 - -am - - ' men a -_ , I 4' DIGr-ST ittifurd gruwl*-and-glruwh. ltb I U I .. NEWS i rought to a bloodless conclusion by a negotiating trio cowsistin4 of I ', 1. I r- : iI _ - _ ,- - S6 3M6 F donated , I. ) - U2 ci, iorv'.'.ho ThF / _ / ; 11 .-. d - ched the new year by calling oil serve notice in the strongest terms vet that thes intend to cut off rnones for the Vietnam war as early as next mo nth unless President 'sixon finds a way out by then. . I ~ - go '' I . I - I-) / ___________________ - ________________ a tVI! tti.'r.- resadc in Sanford and $O( to tbe caut' - •. - freedom network news reports t Ficheriberit, chairmn n committee, the statement lie Is eieiuti" • .,. .. I , k ~ ,t I - %UU 1011%'. %'.lnter'.a5iturofe%e - * . - V . p • ____ 'rwiL I CO% -' (IPI p — PM E. g C1V . (O\(,ltESSlOAJ DFME)tIt,tf . \ a' : :'- i and reads for use ,. - _ a' built 8 Is a. - threat t administration will propo -gislation to require local — • r,et about that 6 to ' Ir !Icara'ua. - _ 5, E ' f ord Airport i f or ttw benefit of t1w victuis of Lilt quak in — i Stens•rom / / ___•5 - ___ - . 0% '.5' -' ( '1 i Nixon ministration WA.SIIING1'ON aAP The The Senate and iiou.se wail be ap1X)ifltt'(I Jan. 10. Seventeen senior Senate dismantle doinestic prograrris, 93rd Congress opened today planned 1prgely ceremonial party's Pass(!d by past Democratic with Democratic majorities in opening sessions toclay with Democrats-the both houses determined to chat. leaders of both houses vowing leaders and 15 cons itt e out another weapon: the Mamfield took an approach lenge President Nixon on both to reassert the role of Congrews chairmen- Joined ,ruesday in a prospect of government control federal court ease that seek5 to slinilar to Albc-rt's, declaring in the Indochina war and dornestic -% spending priorities. "We have our nuindate too," force the Nixon administration an interview that "we intend to %'let President Spiro T. Ag. Howse Slwaker ('.irl Albert told to spend highway funils voted go at least half-way to be cooRlerate and helpf ul. ne'., its presiding officer, ga- fellow Democrats after they by lnngress Weather "After Lill." he a(ided, "the The move was describ,voil by veled theSeriate into session at voted 2G2 to 25 to designate him Yeiterday's high 44 lu,A ,*I nolyn, %thile Pat Jennings. its as their candidate for a second spomsors its file fir.it step Ili a l'artly cloudy and continue,! clerk, launched the new House. two-year term is speaker. major effort to challenge the of ko%trnUht.nt, The new Senate has 57 Demo- ,A.arin ftough Thursday. LA),A administration's refusal to be devoted largely to ceremoo- Slassachusetts. it white-haired spend certain domestic appro- crah and 43 Republicans, a net tonight in the 60s. I)ciiiocrntic gain of two. The Snow, sleet and freezingrain mcii events, including the dec. political veteran and war oppo. lfl11tt011. Democrats emerging froin election gave the House 243 walloped parts of the southern lion of leaders and the swear- rient. was elected by acclaina. ing In of new menabtrs-10 sen tiori as the new Dtmo( matk 'l\iCstta) 'S day -long UlUtilS told Democrats, Including Bogs, and ctntral Ptatru today and ators and all 432 members of leader, succeeding hide Iioggs reporters the) were impressed Itegich, the late Rip George bitterly .old arctic air settled of Louislaniii. Boggs bas been by tilt- determination ex. Collins of Illinois, and Itep. into the northern Rockies avd the House which dIready has n Plains. three itanctes nusslng since a plant ulrr)ing pressed 1)) Albert and O'Neill to John Moakley UI .itSSitt ill adjacent liii '. dS '. let ted as an in'Is . ad'. rsiup d d It. nape raturt be fore St ii Mti't Mansfield of Mon pros ad'. the It of Nick 1k (a luau and lit l lie. 192 pendent lucre are ( lost ik Lii OflgEt ss gain help regain ranged (ruin -Ii at (.iunnjoz t4n4a is -&k ted the Senate s Alaska disuppeareti Ott Ii Colo., to 77 at Patin Be-ach. Fl., O'Neill's iuccewwr its %lilt) power and challt-n ge all. VUblicans. Democratic leader for a record is unsu;ted for school purposes. amed • spose proper ithout advertising for bids would cause the board 115 nWholl wrt to e scLrcJ criticized. The sa>s ou must collected to offset these ex- sell to highest and best bid," the attorney cautioned. Teague commented if the board desired to sell Obviously it suas to hint read the school and its grounds it should stipulate the itaillaun $ "I !iltlll(JflS nt arid property would not become a%- ailable until another (11011t."led resporisse to fIDW relief in the northern purt of the Country _ 4A . - mitti's' srl the latest eviden'' - specificaIlthepeopksrtghto As Wou 1 ..%,,..,,= -l"I"'o,"""11111111iff I 0(oaps. and an apology IV the hi.ci (xos.. f or dropping a COUP -- - = 13% John A. Spotiliolli a -. i-i 9- I _' __ __ -.1 - . L: =. C- so 4A 111 . 1Z % .M.. AND THE WALLS CAME TUMBLING DOWN 14'gan I presumed, a trust %%,anting to purchase the property; -ever. Teague said the buyer had three tracts of land thev would like to trade two of them to the board. he listed the proposed trading sites as located south of SR 436: in Rolling Hills and north of SH 434. Douglas Stenstrom, board attorney, said law ~+ C LO - '. .. I - present Altamonte Elementary School had asked to buy the property for a use not disclosed, Teague said Froehlich was acting only for, he ~ Pho - p . 0 =-_rTLAW , - Walter Teague. associate superintendent for finance, had ad-vised the board that James K. Froehlich, an Altamonte Springs im-estment broker. — - 61i . , , ------__ ., 'kI, -, -- .. ,;, * -I f ac • ______ 1 iso 4;;~,4 i I 11 i I t 1. 10 t P) '. - il,Z7, = -1 = __ - 9 P all: 1I -~* ioi,* i7t- . , I 1W ii -it- = = .or.=11 'i - ... . inohedrnan futuresaleortrade appraised I, M ~, - I • -. - 4I - 414 CL a a, C = r" = 97 Co " :; -. .. . 10 - - .. .1. " 11~1 11111111111111111111% ;_ .. C-) 3r jD - i-; &" -- 1111110. _. . Ln -t-_ I- M con V111111111111,'' Count\- Courthouse in Sanford this morning. Ilere, the entire back section of the building, which %vas added onto the courthouse several On a motion by Dr. Stuart Culpepper. the board ill dppro ed t ithout dissent an action vb huh ______________________ _________________ -, -1 , , 1. a a) 11111 ,T I" 'rA It I -1 . =. = 11 T ~_~) ~ / \' OI'kflt"fl SCOTT I adjacent properties to selling the present .~ltamonte Elementar~- School and its , an unnamed buer in return for either cash or titles to to of three Altamont tracts, eportedl owned b the prospective school purchaser. 1 a' r HILL ~1 I: .. ./ ,;, CL. ,,~ ., V ? -- i g F, &A ' - : W - - , .. . e U' . --'- - . __c . Altamonte School . , a - . "M1! -7_____ , j %3116 - -to - , . . 1 r .1.11 I ., i ~ i .L:~ a I = M ~= , - ==ZA.-du_ - ii ,' r - = t.:V : I ..*;. 1 ____________ -0 A statement by the com '?1: -, ' -.— -i -, - - 11 Sell ) \4~ * ~ - I- _____ . " .- 2 %uI. ffilllgffiilff~ I -. ' I - . 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'J Both drivers were killed When two (rticks collided head-on on Sit 50, weit of Wirter Garden, 'I'uesday Flori da H ig h way Putt ol said Reynaldo Cat;o, W, of liade city ard Albert I ic !ON KILLS TWO Jones, 40, of Orlando, were detid (III al- uival tit South Lake Menmi'iul l(tpItzsl in ('le'i'iiont. ()iw of the vehk'ks inn st Into flames on nnpiu t ltuiwit I 'lossttutfl Ph&atui � 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, January 02, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 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/158bdfe3a5a9544d28c8564325f41d5b.pdf 416ec7eec5918397c9c2b0524a90296b PDF Text Text - - = - -- - - _ - - - -. -T=FT -- -- - — - i'/ 41 _ Drum uii -_ a cl - ""I" 1 - ____ 4111C v000l E. 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N r I Z ti L There Is no greater need chairman "tat and tt"ri j R111he(i7f'd bY rntion. the • alhuwluere he rofthtIlenlefI to ten4nne at the meeting plan In rlrripiate cm petition t1 w IpI!l %lllIi v p (If.legall(Fri and .1at,k4onville in February Firf,l will sillempt too gel 15 per cent the pur(haqtoo of the informit!iron con4ollorint.-I on parket government which haq too-r, in order to get suppotirt for a this rnnferenptahhshed tot q which (inigo'. eminent ?iatinnni Assnm'v defineil mm iitycounty ron IAt () CrAinly Wficiali; (N iinlifla tion " .----------------------- -------- :7 1~\ , - ___ -. flip [Inarfl n any other vmn,t,isiiinr who trnrrae a pariah heati* ev.ry miti he intereU'1in hearing hI P1""' .f pie, will ritijert " the on e*prutiv fntt thk fi"rin of gtri'inro.nt." ietjclatItin relating 'the hoard he ard the pn? ovc'rn,,,enta ____ - ---.-.-----_-- fli - til k'r' FPquPst that the iad*Iatt,rø I r ! 4 f - , - - 4 1-k ., ------------- - -------- ' if I .0 A EL 9 ----------- -- 22 and t,ø tO E 2 " -.4 ' o -- --------------- - -- -- _____ --- Aflhl ro(pip-RIP11 flint — ft 11 I IL - - .Z.- I _:_,7_1_ ___"._ F7,j $[? -@,, 0, ! - ,at4 . *" M I ,\V . — . -- ' P'i'hninry 20, 21 - - " V 4# i ~ , _V 1 -- . * ~0 0* 1~1~ , - - I t 4. I /I, A K~\ `* ", % ft- I irIø¼fmk 1T I m~~ 0 t . I 6iiw i• '° *I1 .,.. , I "loo.. I _.-:.,-.--. 1. -. IV k , N * *%1 _~,; _ " ~ . -0"NL~. '.I Q-~ I . .~ . I . 4 "__-.1 i-*-1 _" '" j " 1 & ;a _* ..s.. I -_ -_ .- _. - a .1A I ~ --- f 141 ' "' . -.I 1 I ~ ' I % - / 11 -- ,-, -• - V. " \ 44 flw - • ,5i' ,- nt igove r n me Un the loan of tviinty ' I plan to circulate a petition to the legislative delegation it was ver ut to t: and ' witching hour when District 4 availability of serial riaps tot Commissioner , GreK nniri. p'anners use. and will attempt to get L5 per cent of residents to sign It. mond made his report to a "It has been a frustrating Board which he had served as expertent'c," Drummond said - -1 --chairman for two years. "Because count) government. li,ka' nitla i - flhi' now nod there t'oiintr mnn - •dher uraa ahtihhmt'nI of the fee u(1ite He said that in the three and as s city governmenL is a truly 'olidatin m Seminole. 'In the past year, I have b('(n are prescnt! cim'ddermg this ('mimi pur'- haing, inottir k a 1rnhk'tia lit that iht' tounty 'itut11Y'' he has ser'ed on archaic vehicle to get the looking over several forms anti form of government and in pools, a mitre uniform fire, niitl tIIIS lti'iIi anil (III IIIWS. (nit the Board, he has been pleased necess ary wi-1 done.'' propose a government Jacksonville - 11hival County. it law protection progirsim, lwtter ii-mir ritivil luivi, tiline, A Ri"We A with the activities and the lie told fellmil, cornmimiotters I -(xild philosophies as well, He that he had purposely chosen study grorioup j not like tl,e nne we is in o1writion nim. 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The statement referred ni announcement by Clay T. years ago, ('OUWS crashing to the ground. parking lot is planned for the space. Mary ,raylor 13hotoi - -- County. 1t'b 00 3A. .;.. Pseideiut Nixon headb one of three new Florida firms trying to Y.rest a ft era broadcast license from a Jacksonville television station that broke thw. story of Supreme Court nominee G . Harrold tar. swell's white supremacy spee.h -.,...• .i- described the bill as a mearm Ic, ---- _____________ sititent Was in the networks.** Whitehead 's arvowwsment, the FOIC statement continued. COTISISLCOI with a pattern tr. emocra ic on ress which the executive branch of hic fe,deral goverriment, ap- • II I Presi ent efforts w4l without govern inent interference. -So far. the executt%-attempt to undermine the credibility of those segmenta of the presi that the administration has considered to . 'ur and reassert tongit'ion:l prerogatu%es DeinlxTats control the its-'.'. StflIt&7tu43 The hIousehs' 2401)tniocrats,192R:pubhiiiii.. - : I and three vacant sk-als tlwt had been held by the l)cmocrats And to Senate I)tinsxrztts went to court in an catteanp' to force file Nixon administrall 'A 11(n 111;11 to sl,K — .i . cans .scheduled - -_ —_ wparatv f ;ill( - ZX . —_ _ laik IV tuna and Hugh Sco tt of Penn- - V. 110.1 —AT- 7-F "-I W i t ue Mike Mansfield of Mm -: ________________________ . . .,,:: -- -- _______ _ -ii - . -- -% : _w that a up - ._---_.-• I tearing down the old Seminole .:: 0 I scholarship fund: only convicted prostitutes named coach of the Spartans, We Tampa their long, all.&)- iiwetit -- . :: U.S. NAVY DIVIERS join the search today for 1111111111111 h%) -. . . - -. . : YF'Alt'S FIItS1' A'flEMJ"J'El) PLANE College has UL,en annexed ab it in strug tto retain • Sit Within their plans for ira-ut- I 0 . ". 1 4 - -am - - ' men a -_ , I 4' DIGr-ST ittifurd gruwl*-and-glruwh. ltb I U I .. NEWS i rought to a bloodless conclusion by a negotiating trio cowsistin4 of I ', 1. I r- : iI _ - _ ,- - S6 3M6 F donated , I. ) - U2 ci, iorv'.'.ho ThF / _ / ; 11 .-. d - ched the new year by calling oil serve notice in the strongest terms vet that thes intend to cut off rnones for the Vietnam war as early as next mo nth unless President 'sixon finds a way out by then. . I ~ - go '' I . I - I-) / ___________________ - ________________ a tVI! tti.'r.- resadc in Sanford and $O( to tbe caut' - •. - freedom network news reports t Ficheriberit, chairmn n committee, the statement lie Is eieiuti" • .,. .. I , k ~ ,t I - %UU 1011%'. %'.lnter'.a5iturofe%e - * . - V . p • ____ 'rwiL I CO% -' (IPI p — PM E. g C1V . (O\(,ltESSlOAJ DFME)tIt,tf . \ a' : :'- i and reads for use ,. - _ a' built 8 Is a. - threat t administration will propo -gislation to require local — • r,et about that 6 to ' Ir !Icara'ua. - _ 5, E ' f ord Airport i f or ttw benefit of t1w victuis of Lilt quak in — i Stens•rom / / ___•5 - ___ - . 0% '.5' -' ( '1 i Nixon ministration WA.SIIING1'ON aAP The The Senate and iiou.se wail be ap1X)ifltt'(I Jan. 10. Seventeen senior Senate dismantle doinestic prograrris, 93rd Congress opened today planned 1prgely ceremonial party's Pass(!d by past Democratic with Democratic majorities in opening sessions toclay with Democrats-the both houses determined to chat. leaders of both houses vowing leaders and 15 cons itt e out another weapon: the Mamfield took an approach lenge President Nixon on both to reassert the role of Congrews chairmen- Joined ,ruesday in a prospect of government control federal court ease that seek5 to slinilar to Albc-rt's, declaring in the Indochina war and dornestic -% spending priorities. "We have our nuindate too," force the Nixon administration an interview that "we intend to %'let President Spiro T. Ag. Howse Slwaker ('.irl Albert told to spend highway funils voted go at least half-way to be cooRlerate and helpf ul. ne'., its presiding officer, ga- fellow Democrats after they by lnngress Weather "After Lill." he a(ided, "the The move was describ,voil by veled theSeriate into session at voted 2G2 to 25 to designate him Yeiterday's high 44 lu,A ,*I nolyn, %thile Pat Jennings. its as their candidate for a second spomsors its file fir.it step Ili a l'artly cloudy and continue,! clerk, launched the new House. two-year term is speaker. major effort to challenge the of ko%trnUht.nt, The new Senate has 57 Demo- ,A.arin ftough Thursday. LA),A administration's refusal to be devoted largely to ceremoo- Slassachusetts. it white-haired spend certain domestic appro- crah and 43 Republicans, a net tonight in the 60s. I)ciiiocrntic gain of two. The Snow, sleet and freezingrain mcii events, including the dec. political veteran and war oppo. lfl11tt011. Democrats emerging froin election gave the House 243 walloped parts of the southern lion of leaders and the swear- rient. was elected by acclaina. ing In of new menabtrs-10 sen tiori as the new Dtmo( matk 'l\iCstta) 'S day -long UlUtilS told Democrats, Including Bogs, and ctntral Ptatru today and ators and all 432 members of leader, succeeding hide Iioggs reporters the) were impressed Itegich, the late Rip George bitterly .old arctic air settled of Louislaniii. Boggs bas been by tilt- determination ex. Collins of Illinois, and Itep. into the northern Rockies avd the House which dIready has n Plains. three itanctes nusslng since a plant ulrr)ing pressed 1)) Albert and O'Neill to John Moakley UI .itSSitt ill adjacent liii '. dS '. let ted as an in'Is . ad'. rsiup d d It. nape raturt be fore St ii Mti't Mansfield of Mon pros ad'. the It of Nick 1k (a luau and lit l lie. 192 pendent lucre are ( lost ik Lii OflgEt ss gain help regain ranged (ruin -Ii at (.iunnjoz t4n4a is -&k ted the Senate s Alaska disuppeareti Ott Ii Colo., to 77 at Patin Be-ach. Fl., O'Neill's iuccewwr its %lilt) power and challt-n ge all. VUblicans. Democratic leader for a record is unsu;ted for school purposes. amed • spose proper ithout advertising for bids would cause the board 115 nWholl wrt to e scLrcJ criticized. The sa>s ou must collected to offset these ex- sell to highest and best bid," the attorney cautioned. Teague commented if the board desired to sell Obviously it suas to hint read the school and its grounds it should stipulate the itaillaun $ "I !iltlll(JflS nt arid property would not become a%- ailable until another (11011t."led resporisse to fIDW relief in the northern purt of the Country _ 4A . - mitti's' srl the latest eviden'' - specificaIlthepeopksrtghto As Wou 1 ..%,,..,,= -l"I"'o,"""11111111iff I 0(oaps. and an apology IV the hi.ci (xos.. f or dropping a COUP -- - = 13% John A. Spotiliolli a -. i-i 9- I _' __ __ -.1 - . L: =. C- so 4A 111 . 1Z % .M.. AND THE WALLS CAME TUMBLING DOWN 14'gan I presumed, a trust %%,anting to purchase the property; -ever. Teague said the buyer had three tracts of land thev would like to trade two of them to the board. he listed the proposed trading sites as located south of SR 436: in Rolling Hills and north of SH 434. Douglas Stenstrom, board attorney, said law ~+ C LO - '. .. I - present Altamonte Elementary School had asked to buy the property for a use not disclosed, Teague said Froehlich was acting only for, he ~ Pho - p . 0 =-_rTLAW , - Walter Teague. associate superintendent for finance, had ad-vised the board that James K. Froehlich, an Altamonte Springs im-estment broker. — - 61i . , , ------__ ., 'kI, -, -- .. ,;, * -I f ac • ______ 1 iso 4;;~,4 i I 11 i I t 1. 10 t P) '. - il,Z7, = -1 = __ - 9 P all: 1I -~* ioi,* i7t- . , I 1W ii -it- = = .or.=11 'i - ... . inohedrnan futuresaleortrade appraised I, M ~, - I • -. - 4I - 414 CL a a, C = r" = 97 Co " :; -. .. . 10 - - .. .1. " 11~1 11111111111111111111% ;_ .. C-) 3r jD - i-; &" -- 1111110. _. . Ln -t-_ I- M con V111111111111,'' Count\- Courthouse in Sanford this morning. Ilere, the entire back section of the building, which %vas added onto the courthouse several On a motion by Dr. Stuart Culpepper. the board ill dppro ed t ithout dissent an action vb huh ______________________ _________________ -, -1 , , 1. a a) 11111 ,T I" 'rA It I -1 . =. = 11 T ~_~) ~ / \' OI'kflt"fl SCOTT I adjacent properties to selling the present .~ltamonte Elementar~- School and its , an unnamed buer in return for either cash or titles to to of three Altamont tracts, eportedl owned b the prospective school purchaser. 1 a' r HILL ~1 I: .. ./ ,;, CL. ,,~ ., V ? -- i g F, &A ' - : W - - , .. . e U' . --'- - . __c . Altamonte School . , a - . "M1! -7_____ , j %3116 - -to - , . . 1 r .1.11 I ., i ~ i .L:~ a I = M ~= , - ==ZA.-du_ - ii ,' r - = t.:V : I ..*;. 1 ____________ -0 A statement by the com '?1: -, ' -.— -i -, - - 11 Sell ) \4~ * ~ - I- _____ . " .- 2 %uI. ffilllgffiilff~ I -. ' I - . IF ;,, " a -,--noi - - ,4 ' - _______________________________________ . ! ~ -1, , I 41 - - ~ ' ,~ f~. ( __ I "I I I $%, _S1 _ . F-A -.. -- ____ , 71 V-1:;;5001CC a LC ,- - N 1. CD - . '_ =-4 - £ r— a. K ;7 = R 1" - " - Wednesday Januarv,3, 1973—anfo7d, Florida 327fl 6Sth Yr, No. 105 Price 10 Cent 1,f the American .ICYL NewspaperFAitors said todny (f. i I %. I - :w a * .' ••---:-- -1i 1Z _-_ - It. 11 ... W . '11~ - - : __ - . . a * / . iiiiiiiiiiii& Z C: dw 31, CD 1 F .... 011110011111, Y -- — ______ — — Ll —==-;r--7\I . _____ . ,,, E. ;4 - _ - r—i:, 1 'it I , . .-." 30 ,- n Z; con 4. a 4 . - - J. % - 4;~h ( ' It A 4 1 .... .... ,, 310 %, sp I '" - " rra _,* — — illa - & -* - ' '':' M = ; is Ch ;; = - .. :':.'.* Arps deatfis Bridge :.: Colideb .:: Crossword puzzle 51i lAiUrialco:srnient F ntertauunent 6A -- . lit 511 ... -r- . flor'oj bII - - - - _ -_ f FIERY HEAD-OR' rr '' ZA 4111 -::'*: Public notiLes _ % So&ty ......... - 28 'iii :-.:-.' 'J Both drivers were killed When two (rticks collided head-on on Sit 50, weit of Wirter Garden, 'I'uesday Flori da H ig h way Putt ol said Reynaldo Cat;o, W, of liade city ard Albert I ic !ON KILLS TWO Jones, 40, of Orlando, were detid (III al- uival tit South Lake Menmi'iul l(tpItzsl in ('le'i'iiont. ()iw of the vehk'ks inn st Into flames on nnpiu t ltuiwit I 'lossttutfl Ph&atui �- --- --- -- - ------- - -- - .: .- - -- - -- Wo'inncthiy, Jnrt 1 i'fll Sanford Heraid ' Wednesday, Court System Changes a. Revisions in siate riminai rroceciure Make innovaiions - • a . I S I a By ANN SWt'7,KCh'SKl Representataves of the six cities In Seminole Coun(' were invited to attend the work session of the Sernirole Counts' Board of Commissioners on 1'uesday. The Issue tinder dlsc'u.ssion ss'as the tiunicupnl dog control ordinance. Corn ni ISS I one r Greg of all jury if t)wre is a and copic One state rule is expanded In appears only for the setting of a discussions and agreements is being at libert) thzitterrns of negotions between likelihood they ma injure questionnaires shall be furtaken before a udiciaI officer In discretionary action, may relation to severance others. nished upon request of at within 24 hours of).s or Relative to pleas, the new the prosecution and defense themselves d&fll UPOfl lenses and defendants which this instance the presiding The provision for a defen- tOrne"s It is kit that furpending Includes the defendant's right rules establish that In a plea of sha: now be made a part of the Revisions In the Florida judge of cacti count' circuit iasth 5*1 Tflflfl) d(!fCfl• to a speedy trial as ground for guilty or nob contendere (fl() court record. Most criminal dant's waiver of jury ti-tM in nishing of such a list will result criminal procedure rules ap cases are disposed by guilty which a dc!?ndfint may waive a In expedition of voire dire shall designate one or mre dants as possible upon 'everance and unlike any contest) a complete rorJ prnved by the Florida Supreme judicial off ic'er from the cir- recognizance is expected %TItIng with the cinterroatton of prtspe'tive Florida rule, distinguishes the proceedings shall be kept • pleas arrived by negotiations jury trial in Oct. 16, 1972, wIll cUlt or county court Ii) be een the frnsecutnr and consent of the state is changed jurors oyi ('ourt decimate the jail population between a motion before and a the court. While requiring tiw B) MARION BETHEA (Part OiwOf TwcPartJI pearance and hearing. the court system. , no record of the pies court" In a former rule, thus Next: Other Changes Involving aie ruk' does not require Among the chanieS is that HEARINGCHANC,ES reporter transcribe and file a negot ions,p bargatntngcir making trial by a judge man- Juries, Sentencings. And ARRAIGNMENTCHANGES UPON ARRF1' counsel ma now be appointed transcript of the proceedings, compromises This has resulted datory when both parties agree. Changes Resulting From for partially Indigent persons Also new is a requirement Passage Changes are evidenced In the Arraignments. too arc being although it is felt that such a In a deluge of post conviction Of Article V.) When the ricfeidunt is preliminary hearing of a that a list of prospective jurors upon their request, provtdid changed, in that now a defen- requirement by the trial judge claims whtch have required that person shall defray that arrested, except upon the basis defcn'iant in that In 011 C1ISCS evideneinry hearings and in dant's counsel may file a Is desirable. portion of the cost as he is able of direct tnfornwtion or in- which a defendant is in custody, written frequent!y there Is conflicting plea of not guilty at or .4.....,....,. S. •. *._ .,._.n..,• ,.,,,•,.• $,.,, ''"-"' " ' SaJ*tIUL li1ua*ij* tAt *slb S the '-" At'*'IJ& liH tfli*$UU tif ai,e '""'': " )'t.EA A(aREE1dEN1 before the arraignment, and negotiations. ppointments of counsel for before the Judge within 24 offenses punishable b lift' therefore the arraignment may El OS p i Ici I NJ c)teS Continuing down the line of indigents will now be made in hnur. This provision will make Imprisonment, the preliminary he waived, and the defendant Nev to the state in plea c-fluntV court, which will handle it necessary that jujges be hearing shall be held within _____________________________________________________ the legal process, a motion to 4 l4U ('iTh Measles. Lake Mon available on weekends. iilI processing of cases. suppress evidence rule is hours from the tune of the JAN1AR 2, 1973 roe amended In require that the The new rules adopted by the Continuing upon the new defendant's first appearance Se rn I n o I e ( a I e n d a r ADMISSIONS Edward Deatori, Longwood uprenw court are anticipated processes, the Ixoking officer defendant specify the factual the A of provision Sanford: Carolyn Crockett, Orange decimate the jail inrruites must immedatety adtse the preliminar hearing is also basis behind the grounds of Doris B. Pike City Junuar 3 :nd insure a mart' expeditious defendant of his right to amended to provide for the motion to suppress evidence, Jan 13 Lacila K. F,chols Nancy I.. Selph, Osteen Sanford Woman's Club :t'stem of justice. The new rules counsel, and if he is unable to written advice of counsel "Seminole High School and further permits the state to Louise Dt-CbCrt Randolph Rt.cner, Osteen retain an attorney. to provide relative to it waiver of the regular meeting, 12 noon, Presents" - benefit Seminole take depositions under the b"come effective on Feb. 1. Rub) Q. Burnev Linda H. RelUnger, Winter clubhouse. Past presidents will Zoological Society - 11 p.m., siime conditions as the Further changes in the court one immediawl at flO charge. hearing, and to provide far a Mildred Graham Park be honored and are invited to Sanford Civic Center. :tructurc encompass the defendant can take them. The new rulings also make written waiver. Further, a new Jean L. Smith James A. Cotton, Winter attend. )-nrnpt first iipprarance of a steps toward it ball bond rule has been established Ethel I.ec Davis SprInL's reforn, prnvidin UUI1 ¶nciant ii wlul hr shall 1K INSAN!TV PLEAS povidi that It tIII rt'ClucSt (if t)WeII liw'hto;i .Ian. 14 Norom ,1NIO ',llL'.41fl, (isieco ____________________________________________________ prosecution or defense, the Juti. 5 Eula Mae Williams DeBary-Deltona WWI 1)ISCHARC,F5 Insanity' at the time of an entire preliminary he3ring Bernice I.. Jackson American Legion meeting Veterans and Auxiliary lunSanford. shall be recorded verbatim and will be held at the Legion Home cheon and meeting, - noon. Ut'-n' is also amended to Samuel W. Smith John Alfred Hansen include giving the court at either party's request shall on 17-92 at 7:3() P. rn Theiks A. Franke, Center. )t'ry Community E n g I I s h S a Martha E. Byrne ' authority In confine au insane transcribed. A copy of this Howard A. Henderson, Newton B. Heaton .lan. 15 person who is like!)' to cause Rar' :-iinscrtpt shall he furnished Key '73 Family Camping Terry 1.. Chambers Illinois Club meets at 6 p.m. harm to others even though he .utis to the defendant or lila uilv H. Puseholt, DeRary Prayer Retreat. Twelve Oaks Betty .)ean Burke Delinna Community Center. might otherwise be entitled to Joseph W. Sargent, DeBary Vi!liarn J. Davis hail The amcidment does not In consobdation of related ('i'oud, Schuvler C. Lee, DeRar High Sanford. r. .ni., campfire Jan. 17 1ncth M. Miliikn apply unless the defendant offenses, the 'j rules limits a Jitmes laMr-'tto, Fleltonij service. Thomas TreharTi Annui I'tiinqut, Mattland- contends hr is insane at the motion for • Bertha L. Runvon, l)eiwna Annie Herring South Seminole Chamber of time of the trial or at the time Jekndnnt az*i .ts that the %suulu saunter out in front of d ro'.'t li VIVIAN BROWN Walter E. Ahlberg. Deltona Bernadine M. Frantz, Delau1. 11 Commerce, 7 pin social hour, 8 the offense was committed. The ca r d r i • en h a p I a i defendant waives his right to Enrico G. Treves, Eustis AP Newsiralurn Writer tona rottiesman. stop it. and walk SISTERS meet at noon at p m., dinner, Contemporary purpose of this amendment is tO cnnsnlidau..,1. y falling to file a Ottie Belle Dill, Holly Hill J. Russell 1iuben. Deltorut 11mm Towers The nld.fashioned farm hnu.m slnwl away. Hotel. Walt 11isnc' World. timel motion prevent Insane persons from ____________________________________________ ________ ___________ ___________ _______________________________ Ftapport between fM)lir( unit a lot more going for at thur setting It s a gnd gang'. t' rIt'c'essar II' prott'r Legal Notice Legal Notice tgol Notice Legal Notice Legal _____________________ Notice Legal Notice _______________________________________ _______________________________________ _________ ___________________________ ______________________________________ .r'c to rear children F'or that tivigtihttiIKJd.'. from violence itter the rand. house and he has decided, although ii p,vrneflO, i,asiflU 'OIfl S*(IAI NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Ut the Court of me County Judo. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RESOLUTION NO 01) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE might be a little riskier fur the .'n 11w ci1y apartment may 1w EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ae'mrnt acjiiins the rOspiclive NAME LAW A 4?153L0T,ON o fir cia-v County. Florida, -f NO7ICL ISPiEPERY ivallv good places for young polIce thin the gangs properties ID be epi,ciaiIy aneslad h virtue a, tha' certain Writ at CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Not.ce Is hereby Qiven ttiit thr Ir Probate cc)14kCft OF THE CiTY OF ____________________________ " I 'T A U 0 P1 '1 E 5 P P I II C S. UPOfl One Piundrod Pe Cent of the Eitptutictt Issuec nut at Ontt COUNTY. FLORIDA urtnrrligrw.n desiring to rgaoe in in re. Estate of CVlt Of SUCh mprcvemrnhl CIVIL ACTION NO 7)1513 business undOr the fictitiouS name cit I I OP IDA. PROVIDING FUR THE HAZEL ORM!.PY c-tLIOP People have a helter chance th sea! f the Circuit Court a' defermi000 b thIs Resolution, and Seminole County. Florida. upon a ISiRDI- RULI ENTERPRISES it' Deasec Ut Pt Marriage of IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION he lass abiding when flirt are th Amount determined 1050 W Plotre Dame Driv. In the loAliCredltorsand Persons Having ALAN CHARLES MAHONEY. DF HILICRES1 STREEt FROA' Iinai ludumeni rendered an the Air Force 'i'-.persed in communities kiution 0 be assessed aoalflit nfo,esaiti court on tnc 5th day at Petitioner. City Of Atlitmonte Spr.ngi Seminole ITS INTERSECTION WITH LAKE Claims or Demands Agalv& laid .nrluded Police Superinten the saio property County, Florida. intend to rpçistr'f !,1P1 ('I A DISTANCE () (StOle. Decembet. AD I9) in that cprtøin it'al John Radlev 37. of NUflt'i 81 '1 FURTHER RESOLVED tp said name witfi the Clery of the YOu finC ,'aCt of you are hereby IL'THE ,,iNt aNh If,I [t"T. 41t PPOVID)Nc case nti'Ied General Finitnce ThAt ttii' SD'CiAI assesmt'ntt Corpnraticir of r icirida. a car En I I sts Ga Rt'SC)Ofld*'flt Circuit Court. inartaforsad County FOR 'THE ASSESSMENT OF THE notIfied aric reoutrec to present any iii'. Wirwirkshirc. England provided fr b thiS Rt'tIttiOn shall poratior Plaintiff -vs- Burlis.' claims ana demands whi:P you. r NOTICE bF SUIT JAmes r)esmet C0!'T 'THEREOF AGAINST 'THE ifter a three'munth tour of the be payable at the option Di the Aaron McMIIliIn. Cathy Sue Mc PublIsh Dec 20. 77. 1972. I, Ion 3. • tftUTT INC PROPERTY OWNERS .ther of you. may have against thC TO Katherine Ann Mahoney I Inited States iii stuth Itu' property oWnCrl as foilowt 453 East Lingard Avenue to ic WHI PEAS. the City Councliof the estate of HAZEL OP Mt.PY Millan and Julia McMiIian S i ng e r of environmental rres In cast within thirty 130' days f Detendon' wh.ct itfort-said Writ LancaSter Catiforniit (.ILLON, dec'.'asetl late f said DF' I. of Aftamontr Spriaps Fioridit. .ures of high densits living on tht' confirmation of the 50,01 SPeciAl E,,ecut,on was delivered to me as YOU API HEREBY NOTIFIED cl"nm it dvi%bIv to pave Hillcrest Countb. to the County Judge' of - assessment roll or in three- 13) anuai Sheriff ot Seminole' County. Florida tiung people The trift was Street from Its lfltersecliofi with Seminole County. Florida. at Pits that an action for divorct hM been STOCKHOLDERS MEETING i'- - brown-haired former model who quit college to find "travel, 1 tadley s with' expi'rlenrt' 10 e•ducation atul promotional ottito rnnstabuiar ranges front portunaties" tuis become' the iit'ut ('OflStltJI(' lit hit' present lu-st fotnuile vocalist In flw Air ri*sitIon He is training mr a Forte. ocial seienct'.dt'gret' and was Mar)' Jo Creed, a pretty 1.twarth!d 11w Winston ("hurchill veir.nld, was sworn into 11w A '1 r.velirig F't'ilnwShili tot t;tuth F'orct here kst week for a SiX" hit' housing situatIon tIis report will state that the high mu' Y' enlistment under a new public housing deve'lupnient i' a specialty code' permitting women to b band vocalists, iuilurc lfl the [mated States After s:x weeks of basic "In England wo' have built a number of ness estates - ill or training at Lackland Air Force t(l stories - (UT ptuf)It' dis Ilase, officials sos, lw will placed front slum urcat. But turn to Luke Air Force Buse these people ,ius( don't knots near here Iii begin rehearsaLs how to rope' in surti buIidini' w ss'jUi u. i2tli Au Band. For on. thing Mum us lf stories "Wlwt I originall)' wanted up and the' kids art' down im thu was to be a flutist in a band, which I could have L,e. with As am parent knows. n the Lat'klund band," hc YS. hard enough to keep truck "Bet I prefer ttt stay 5n Arizona, one's offspring when the ant' underfoot, much less when thes' Sol found out I could audition as art' liv.' or UI r,iiflUtt"s away,' a vocalist fur the Luke biind." h elevator \nd that It' (lOt' hig prvhk-ni Y I 9i tt' Itighi rut.' Itadirs' alt I .i -'ted Ureat Ke('urlR blanks ,it *' caused us ulevatuirs More roust tt-t' done with them archi lf'rturulls - perhaps "lWtIIt' -1 in of rt'inforre'd per It d1. S iiiore p.'tivrs' au lii ti one can t4tM' lflt(t thu elevator With other lx)lit'e officers he' v hue ssautituj,' fur a bus in ' ' diStance' f 640 lineal Laite' Street, ji fe-tit 'The Street SIC be si inch Iimrt'ocl. base with a one inch (I") asphaltic measurinu concrete twenty feet surface in width That all said improvements shall hi' done' ir' strict comphance wilt tt,e' 4l1,iIt ,iIitl if.Lnfi&lrli, IilO, estlmeites of the COSt of said 'fri provements now on fil, in the office' of the City Clerk Of the' City at Attamontf' 5prings rloricin whiCt said plans anti speclfication •u-ij estimates are he-re-by npprovrC by the City Council and constitute Inc plans and specification, and estimate' of cost for said proposed niprnvrmepnts. and fhe' City Council Of the City of Altamonte S. ings, '' ilodi mater soft. tifl5f'lC, mu r,,rges colt u' Plans specifications. CO%t Of eflUineeriflit and legal services and all other "'Prfflet necessary or incident to - i"..rmiliii.g the" feasibility anti t'.itiCabiltty 0$ Such' construction reconStruction, administration 'pensetandsuchotherezpensesas be' necessary or incident to ftie' - -nnting he-ne-in authorized. r,tmatcCIObf' Eight thousand right rumored anti nu 10(1 dollars and the' sum ot money necessary to P05' fOr tIn- tctal cost a4 said imprnvt'nlenIs lie-re-by authorized Th5t the entire cost of said im '"' ' shall be assessed aget,r.$t All tots anti lands adjoining intl rontquous or bounding arid Abuttiiid upo" such improvements or spec , .iiy beciefitteci thereby anti rurtc.cr toc ctcr.it; uirovemt'nts ______________________________________ ______________________ _______________ fr __ _______ Office' of the City Clerk of the City of AttotniOflte' Springs. Flida. wllicfi isi,essment pint is bue'reby approved - ' - . - ' _.. - - - ' - i:rean niins tiughi' .-'lItiei pi.lt officers and tie' was gaortiruliirk :1presst'd with (tie' police' ".' Cincinnati He' ulsu liked York i, strung youth davisuor; did Atlanta i. adult educatIon irogrants 10 the ,u'.'rnile area it be- were' to e'ritu&'izt' It would 1w on)' "the lark at urn furrilIts lO (hit' '.',rI(IUS for'es In England the.'t' is omit' juvenilt' division and one court of Liiw which works well But England ii smaller and its population one quarter i%,UQO,t%H of tie United States "crammed unto an urea about the nre of Cola' farina ' Radlr toured New York's Bedford Stu'vcsant area at night with .'iliier polu't' ii!la'ci's and he' also s'tslIt'd gangs "in themr basement ,tffict's'' in a let ('tUe's Iteurtion in ttwur lairs to police was not Iiutilt' he observed Intl a iuttrul car us something else in orw insthn't' ,uttL'r ''u:lL' flinT' a) V.tt' p1an we'clficlitiont onc estimates of cost bor sOd improvements NOW, THERE FORE. RI IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF 5 PP iN & s AL 7 ' ON 7 E FLORIDA. AS FOLLOWS Thatthe City CounciloftheClty'of fonda, cteems Altamonte sr inos it advisable at a ne'ce'tSnry public improvement to pave' Hillcrest .nt..It.tn witp 5fe" ••o' I,imor In his tipuni'rn liii' a'. e'r*igf teownt'r or .ip.irtt'l.'?ut civ..': m Iii. ['milled Statt' is v.e'i ; itected bs an at'tivc dedi' ,tied f5fli('t' (uir('e' 1k' TIlt') a the City Council anti onttlt,,tr ttse' fit IT FURTHER RESOLVED mat the total coit of iaid im u"-nvements including the- cost of all : ' :l v. lit' uds'irses in tfioroughfareos described aforesaid as a necessary public improvemt'tlt s ''at 1c11 tirii.' irk (flu ttuit lJl'('iliItIfl he' r.• i i)i(lt•d It' thu.' r equet'st for fiit)f) '' hs kIcking the' rltht,t'r in the a guitd thinF It' tt'flht''tt fee' width all according tO Plans specifications and eitimafes'On file wilt, ltw City Coinn ii at I hr City of Altamonle 5prtn0y Florida. W?IECPI said plans, sg'ipcIfitaIiOns and estimates art' heTeb approve-C by "'" ¶111' 1'tiitt'it States. 1tadle' ,. lit tT1..ili st-i'll fI'tt't SI). lt't't ',t's,is sit calendar months from the time written defenses. if any, to it on Oviedo O%icctu. Flortda, will be (C 1 the' Ovie-clo Memorial 8uIdrig it' Of the firs? publication of this notice JOHN A BALDWIN. Attorney for said property ing 'TWO CODIeS O each Claim or demand Petitioner. 5ite' 70. 500 East High 3 00 P M on Wednesday. January interest located in Seminoit' County, FloriOft to commence one !1 year from date more particularly described as shall be in writing. and shall statt way 4, Casseibert y, riorida. 307. for me efection of Drectors of confirmation of said assessment follows flø fiIetheor.glridt with the Clers f thr place' of res.(lenceand pc,v office and the' tranCtsoit at such Other t'oil and on the Same dAY of each the shove styled COUrt at the business as may properly come ddrrslof the" claimant. arso shall One II 1970 Ford 'Torinc, red with year tttere'atter until paid In full lWO'fl f by the claimant, hit agent. Seminole County Courthouse. before the" meeting Pinoci it) No 0635) 149319 BE IT URTHEP RESOLVED We One' I t%9 Ford Torinci white' a' attorney and accompanied by a Sanford, Florida, on at- before L That tOt'. kes3ltitiOi snail be" witti bi january 35th'.. 1973. otherwise a p qjp filing fee" of one dollar arid suCh hocid published once' a we-*t for ii period of and ltie' undersigned claim or demand not so, I iirCl shall be Judgment may be entered against snaP iii two (21 weeKs in trw' Sar.ftwd Seminole County. rIot-ida. will a you for The rpllpf demanded in the Publith void L 3 tWfi Herald. a newspaper jf Complaint 5 Lrflie 0 Collins DEL. c 11 00 A M or the 35th diy 01 circulation in Seminole County. Janua'y _____________________________ 'THIS NOTICE shall be published As administrator i offer foe' sale each week for four f 4) Cdt Florida once of f the Estate anti sell ft. fpq' highest hidder, for St.CUt1VC weekS in the Sanford FICTITIOUS NAME RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Plant Ormsby CIlIon cast sutiiec' to any and all ecisting 'Thitt thiS ke'tolutiot Shil hr and ieins.at the Front (We-itt Door pf the dereased Herald, Sanford Florida become efU'ctivt' immedinfety from NOT iCE lShe-rt'tty g vi"- 01.' Ar, WITNESS my hand anti se'l Of 5e'mtnolr County Courthouse' in STENS'TROM, DAVIS I nnø after its passage and adoption said Court un this 21st dOy of e'nqageO in business a' Si4'S E Sanlord. Florida, the abrive- MCINTOSH PttSSED AND ADOPTED this December. 1972 JetJP. Longwood. Seminole' AtfOtflPy' for Administratric described personal property ill? dilly Of Plovembe' 4.0 197: ¶5(01! lOridit under the f'Ctt out County 'Ttiat said tale is being made to P05' Office' Bat 1330 Arthur H Be-citwith, Jr name' of r LOP IDA LAWNS ott-id W L Swofford t'iøridit S'atp Banit satisfy the" tot-mt. (1' said Writ ot Miivnr of the that I intend to re-utter Said riOfl"t' Clerk at the Ci'cut Court Suite 27 t.c1': City nf Altamonte with the Clerk of The Circuit Court, By Ce-celia V Eke-rn Sanford, Florida 37771 E Polk. Springs, Florida Deputy Clerk Seminole County. Florida in at Publish DeC 20, 27. t97 1 Jan 3 Sheriff JOHN A BALDWiN ATTEST cot-dance with th provisions of the 10 '973 Seninni. Cai:n', Florid, East Highway 436 lOne' Richards Suite 70. FictttiOuS Name Statutes To Wit ,,,. UI Pübiit) .. City Clerk Catselberry, tioriaa 32707 Section 1St 1$ Florida Statute's 1957 DEL ______________________________ Publish Jan 3 tO 1973 Publish Dec 27, 1973 1 Jafl 3. 10. S,g Stiane Glen Cannon In the' Court of the County Judge, 1?. 1973 DEL. 4 PublIsh Jan 3 ID 11, 74. 1973 Seminole County. Florida. DII 179 _____________________________ DEL 10 NOTICE t-lorida does hereby declare tbt necessity for the" paving of said much less ttntf'r the' t'lev.itur 'In such bwlditip. il ('iii cagu tta' art' CXK'lfilVfltifl with seton tofu of st'UrIt% taut I ss us told ttit' 4It1 flat going to build .inv flair.' high rises in ;IuhlIr' dwttllttig That duetsn 'I ippIs iii Iwt'pIe living in thu. .4tMi i-riutiiib tllghi rises no the' ti', In' added IIILIggtsI. tie' payments tobear intereSt at the rat, described properti, owned by 't is' ?ii I '.ltf"tl one urea when' tie v, tiultht I ente'r (ha' buIlding ,"s'.'e 014*t" iifIe'r hi' arrtrt'-d feet 'The' Street is lobe sic inCti 'i i&me'roct bat.- with a one inch' (1") concrete' suriet asphaltic City Council of the' City .ot Altin,onle Springs FIor,da ii the' . .' --'--=,"r- - - III 7 FURTHER P1501 '.'Et) the Of,lrrfluittdtiot LII IllS 't li,' it LIOdY thAt ll lots anti lands adltoining .rna cont,gius. or bOundino and ,ibutting upon the sniU mm provements will be especially lis'nef tIled tiy 11w said improvements tot' in fbI'. Rolution. anti the' special assessment, to be t,,euOr .10(1 t'fltrre(1 otg,lin;T ilil Icity linU lanith ,ocalc'tt a' Hulitrest re'e-t adloifling 11110 ct)ntigiious r bOun Cling anti ab*Jtt,rfli oe'i such' cot terntpløle'tl improvementS Shall 1w made upon a front footage that Is tp Say. ttsSt In the' preparation of the' special assessment roll cowering the" contemplated irn p"S..4e-menis Such sPend) benefits shall be' determined anti prorated according to the toot frontage of the' resp,rtiwi' propert,e!. adloining and cun'iuuout or bounding ar,d abut'irsg upon Such improvements especially lienefittegI by said improvements TPyt flit Tat AsseSsor of the CIty nil Attomonle Springs. Florida, in aCcordance wtth the provisions Of law. shall proceeti to make and pepare a SpecipI assessment roll, provided B i rt I I)€fe a ts re fore\er 1 • . . tiITI I e S S )1.1 Ii e I ij 1\r'Iarcii f 1)iiii , ,,, S assessing the special benefits to tie' re.e'.ve'C ai. the result of said im p'overnr'c?s against the lotS anti iands Odioning arid contiguous a- .. i- .''.''.'i, ..' ,'''''-. ,,-' -. of eight per cent (I per cent) *.o.inur. fit.' first dt-fpe(1 payment installment of principOl rlu IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUlT It-i AND fOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO 7) talC tIP At-ICE PROPER TIES INC., a corporation. Plaintiff, PoOl i1, Uven thitt the ftoar of County Commissioners of Seminole' County FloridO Shall a' 7 3( p m , or at soar the-re,Afle-r p05510k' 00 flit iltti dots 0 JothuSry ici at Teagup Motile' School the' adoption of a Resolution ii. hereby providing for the eStabliShment of a special purpose district within ttsc Vt areas Oe-Srlbed as foils MAURICE A LI IiENSItURC,EP Blocks One' Through Fourteen, LI III P4 i'.ATHPY P4 P Weathr'e'fieid. F-inst Addition it living anti if SI'URC.( P. his wtte' Blocks 15 through 19. Weather lUCy or any of them be" deed their f laId Second Add(tiorl heirs devise-ti., and personal Lots One- 'Through Twenty six, representatives OflO their a' ens Of Block 70 WeAth,rsfielcl, Second fhpir heir, tievisers. esecuforl. Addition administrators. grantees assigns Søiti Resolution shall provide' that succetsors in right, title at' interest In,' special purpose' district Shiti 1w. persons iaiminc,j by t. and any •ifltl iill for flit' purpose of constructing end or thiroupti torn or any of them, Defendants notintaining Street lightifl stalbottions, providing for tte op pointmcnt of three advisory board membert. two of whiCh Shall reside within thcdi%trict t 11w time-of their appolt,I me-nt. fur flit' SOle' purptj$. at In Probatr in re' Estate of FPES'TON WIL lAMS0N SR De'eeseC ToAll Cr.dttorsand Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said [stat, VoL and each of you are hereby notified anti required IC' pretent flY NOTICE OF SUIT TO OUIET TITLE ii' tOil hi ,,it ot flit' ST Alt' of Ion Ida advising the' Board of County Tu the Defendants Maurice A Lebenthurger and Commissioners as to the' colt P.thryn P Letwnsburuet. his wife. siruclion and maintenance f saiti lighting installations, if living Ond if they a' any otlhembe Street prnvidinçi tar the assessment and tttcir he:rs. drvtsee ue-ceaseo persona) rrprewntaiives and tfteir levy Of spaciai asseSSments Mr R.jD,rt 0 Marks foe' flit' payment of the' tollS or any 4 thei, heirs CVtSP,S. provide Attorney' at Low Of the' CuflitrurtiUr anti montanan-c ci'e'cutors, administrOlort gren Sutte 1515. of said street lighting installations, feet, assigns on successors in right 'tower title' or intereSt and any and all providing for the metbod of Orlando, F$oe'tdO 32$Ot of the r,pettial Publish ,rStiflt rlaimmnç hi or through collection D.c 2C. t'7 & Jar. 3. Asetme'nti. and. providing fa' them or any o,f them an IC 1972 date i'n:.nown spouses Of effective And to All DIV 75 (EAL1 said above' named natural tle'fen Arthur ci becitwitti, Jr "'' Anti to All parties Claiming in (.lee'k ". . _____ the' above named natural defendants not known It, be' dead oe' .iliv( Commissioners Seminole County. FIoe'id Anti to All parties Itotting Or Publish .1011 3 10 1Q73 claiming to have any right. tlf Ic or DEL 33 interest if, anti to ttue' following ______________________________ d1"SLrtut'dl proper's ."uatr Senisnoit- County. I ia' tOG 10 wit 'Tft'tt part at the NW'... of the 51'... lvingr",stofthc Llt'i.' Wekiwa River in 9, Township 7% South. Range 79 East You. and each f you. are notified tnat a suit to Quill tItle tO the' above. C' ibed pt'upert y haS bean filed agatls' you anti sot' ore hie'ce't'y reqUired t Se've a copy f your FLORIDA t:Iate in re Estate ik'iP'oC. P,APLOW. Deceased Action Motor See-. n Ut 75 ' 19 f. - az ,, /1,1/ Y. 11.92 weeks. P f//f GERIGARD W 5Tji - GFHIr,AH - MULTIPLE VITAMINMINERAL FORMULA for ADULTS, ndudinq PIn ELDERLY. j LZE I CAPSULES Ij I ',' - / 60 CAPSULES - SAVE - ' ii; $1.01 $4.00 Pf('lj' C.A1L BIG SAVINGS! I ..- . I, \ '' S 9' I f it 1, ..- ' (I CC'' I LIMITED TIME ONLY ' ."tkt ." ' ' _______ - '' ', : 5t'j' ,Ii'.iAi A(,F Alif) PE(')t 0.50 /F V,tf T (,.\ 1 h I - .- 'p 'I I SUB-WEIGH -, ,,4 1 S . ______ uite SAVE _____________________ IP,ILIA $1.01 90 TABLETS iiiITU __- 'I tags amounts to two to four hundred dollars while the cost cit the program is from four to five thousand dollars. In Sanford, tags are required, but dogs are allowed to run loose If tagged. in Longwctod, according to Councilman, Louis KIasky, a leash law is in effect as well as the dog tag requirement. Kiosk)' said that Longwood charges $1. for its tags arid realizes about $140-ISO dollars annually in fees He was of the opinion that the tag fee should be higher to help defray v ;TAM, VITAMIN E ________ çl1•lriL E " WE OFFER THIS pOPULAR IN A WIDE RANGE VITAM OF pOTENCS' " 41f C /i,,,,' rB 1' "'r t-"'I)i COMPLEX WITH _ '' 1 a' ' I $49 '\ j ________ , - ', 50 lU. 1000psules $200 $2.25 75c ' $3.15 1OO(apt' iOO 54 5k Ii ' .' I L Vf MFG UCG Pt(E $5.00 100 TABLETS i7,00 $525SL15\ 200 lU. 100 0psules r'()t?8/'iE, POTE'. r" VITAMINS ifh 500 mg OF V/TAM/N C /i FØCH rIRLfr ._,, SAVE piICn SI-JOG S S SAVE $1.01 ___________________ of enforcing a leash law in _____ '9Qrd5 Sü66 rio'5' tp - $1.50 $1.19 200 TABLETS $2.80 $1.99 8k - Q's',,E 'JUL 'r' rABLE r '''i ,t'/Ti'i 1RO'i 'L ________ SUPERb.'? •l/L _____ COMPARE FORMULAS? c su amu 'C,,,, PR/U '4 6 E Subsript.on Pates i 01. hr _,,___-• ____ _______ ___ .JCidst,,,,,, F, Ye'Or t;t 4: GOp 'isa , li( )M I ULTRA RICH VITAMIN- wheataViMS ,,1 'IOO - 12 FL OZ. 11Creft )41S ' ANTACID LIQUID MF& SUGG PRI(l / .00 ________ S1.00 M i''i'i: S4Vç 1ô / 89 $, 4' I - ',- - w - .- :tm CAPSIJU5 ; '' UGG P*i( $4.00 .-, :.. I . SAVE 60 CAPSULES SAVE 32 Hut (hit %%'e'l'oimit' Waun hostess can niake it e'asie'r to adtust to your ness sur roundings, and rmiayb" .u) "-" - / f' / .eflt) ,y.o,lt ('j Jt',( wth EXTRA PRL' TIO .n" c 'e'jl ,'e' e,x es 'P / :r MINERAL FORMULA ' ' (;III'\(;I .' : - i:O: ALKALADE saute' on siiur far PRSE TIlE - dist,e's WheataViMS Cr/0N7'LbS I re'/,t''t' to L', 'Np, G/i ,UP;l;I;l A( ge'titI1' L'uir (/t1/CA/y Carrier ,1 TABLETS 31c "IE i:;i- at Sanford, Florida 32771 ilY". ".() I,,.( 75c j25c oo '' ______ ". Orbit_1 C Second Cuass Postage Pad I LE.\'JNG $1.00 50 TABLETS •rbith Iron I Ie'r.iIiI I Published and Da Sunday eccep' Slli,.rda s t Tht Sanford Herald 3' I, French Ate' Sa i 'd Ftot 32771 Wft'('i' 55( "1 ,;, c. - coId.rdhItçt1i,t.,ltss T - .'t",: lIltt edlCnlIS ThC co1P" 'ii, I "-,,,"'k/ / cided to gite the rebel Angolan Liberation Mo'. ement $5O.(aO to build schools in Zambia for ref• ugee orphans from the rurtu' guese colons' of Angola 100 TABLETS SALE SAVE PRI(t - - gi.a go'.ernment has de______________________ 'aIlflInfI MFG. SUGO. ' A Ihi' WITHOUT ASPIRIN - MONEY p'OR SChI(LS - PAIN RELIEF TASLE1S a' is,." . . $1.01 - 3 tCt IV') DEl' Cl . r e'i't,., County. Fla'idø ,, .. '' URNITURE SALES CASSELBIRRY the cost of the program. The Wheatacol -' -#EAI. PATRICIA ' If (Ill/CM i1A.hE 5. PlANNERS. RESPONDENT NOTICE OF ACTION Wheatacol TONIC ELIXIR 'a a HANP4fit, ":'.''. RESIDENCE UNEPIOpSP. AND WHOSE LAST KNOWN MAIL iP4, ADDRESS IS NOTICE OF FINAL La' C bloci '3 TANGLEWOOD FICTITIOUS NAME REPORT AND 141') SI'. $..'t'iiut'. R(PLA'T. according tg the plot NOTICE iSherebygiv,nfttat lam APPLICATION FOP DISCHARGE West Point. Ge-org. as recorded in Piat Book engaged or. business at 519 W 'Third TO A,..L WI-lOW IT MAY CON thereof S. YOU AWE HEREBY NOTIFIED Page9l, PuDI,t Records of st Sanford. Seminole Cunfy, CERN Seminoic that an •c't'n to' dissolution tif County, Florida. Flidi under the fictitlo name of Nut,ci' is gsven thai The' Cont marriage Puøi been filed Dy been filed against you and Pl'IILLiP DEAN PlANNERS ant SEMINOLE SURPLUS, and that I rnefCiOl Bank •t Winter Prsi,. as intend to register said nam, will" the Administrator Di the above styled Jo5efh tivuni. The original Corn you are required to serve a copy t,f Plaint PieS beef, amcr.eG, cue you your wriften defenSes, if Clerk. of the Cse'cu,t Court, Seminole ettas. .. any, to it Ott are herewIth notified of the amend Co,.,i,iy. IO'ictfl ir iIc':ordanci- vitO etp OLII3 I',' 'hOP.' jiJ VI ". .',f/P5 COMP II .,(I(ATACOI ,iT.'i 0711(1? TO's/C FOIl P., ,'j / ,-', 'v',r,',; Ii 'i ,' Ui M(G SUGt Pi(t MIc, SUGG PRI(t ti_il ,J'ilu, IRON jmj 100 TABLETS cAu TREATS DECONGESTANT SYRUP Fo, ALL THE IEJI " .'tIU1F YNOSI I'QST NAS.'lt DRIP ' U S9uP I.z " treats ' I I 1W', CLst r, fnr(fii/ ( /,'. MIG , IE tJGG PRI(I -- IC._ __ -t"1 - ' $1.60 tOO TABLETS 1.4,51 f/fill F L '4 YiJh' PAIN 4 FL. OZ $1.01 Mur SAVE $2.40 41c SAVE 62c 3 to 12 TUBE 4' I 11/ cj ,_-' .tlINofi SA/iV I,.'JL't,' 'RNS.ORYSK/N ''' TLETHIA(. 7,,,,' C' iSj'I( I ,I'If,$ 'r V , 4 FL OZ cucc, " .?41v i,l VIRGINIA PETROSKI P.O B'x42l4 Sanford, Fla Quartets flt'J(j i I iIri 24 CAPSULES Mfc I CONNIE LESLIE 831-47S7 C.esselberry. Fla HILDA RICHMOND 668 58.o7 Dettona, Fla Jan , ) UGG P11(1 4't/ rIJ#i( Throat Troches ANTIB ,1 /I'u'.tJit fjit'''j (hr. 5/3/tel) ,'ujf "'S, it . ' '' "i' 4 ' i iit.IgPi $2.00 SAVE 5k 10 TROCHES MFG SUGG P11(1 SAVE 21C SAVE 35c 35c 1' .4,) 'iiy h/v'ps CiVJP " nt• ,,II/ 2,000 Units I 100 CAPSULES WIG SIJGG P11(1 $2.25 _______ s'-q t'.'.,t ,t:h)Oy .ycØ'; I' i's .,s Cu 'c up i?Ptrt 4,43 150 ' ' ' Sib - SAVE '1 " I .14 S l'j I9 25$ So '&OO .3g1) SiIvpttCr,&jirto1 .1 Cvi''. '-i Ii 5 I S 'V.*t T.o'i Ij,j ii. TMeet sj0m.j 100 k IQOi''.t irk: " ii Ca,is'rs l('(,is I -.SALE eici ,i'4 IX], ie' l'i .) mcg I It..' i ',Ijl;li .bio'p tun SUGO MFG _____ I 01 '-4 $150 VITAMIN A $1.00 ,, - SAVE $1.40 PRit ' .' - ' .' lv' i'e'Pe'( U' .'.u'b i ijJ r, ''u SUGG P11(1 i ".j The' 4 ,-'' A D RELIEVER for LIQUID CHILDREN - C (______ ,1TAnl _,_iililil1 - WITH VITAMINS '(IL I IP'L I I-'IIAM/t15 rI S p(tfl? p1 $5.00 FAMILY' a VITAMIN CREAM /iiiiiiiiJ p. th 'I itPiri 'f/'5'(flA,' S SAVE ) , ' 1 PINT ni,nittrOtia'i I TONIC t' $3.00 , otrid h5 lied in thiS CARROLL BURVE. Attorney for tIn' provision!, 94 the' F .C1,t,otji, Cvurt itt final rppurt anti applicatiucI me-cut of tot' Complain', 01)01 yOu art Pe-titior *1,05, oJfe is 6)2 required to sieve a Copy of your Sai'word Name Statutes. To WIt Sect ion for discharge Objection, is any. Atl.ntic Bank Bldg. Son Answer t f iw Coenpin' on the wrIter. deIe-nses if any, to if 0*' aet QV florida Stafule's 1957 0 Should be duly filed with this Court ford Florida 37771 •fld liii Ii,. ,'itf nrtii' plaint ift Will am H attorney, S J P Freeman After filing Proof of PubIic.,fide't M boIling. Plaintift' original with the, Clot-k of the abQve Robbinson. C 0 Me'smer 6. PoD address iS 119 Florida TifI, been styled Court on or before ni, bonson. P.O Box u, or4anoe,, Publish Dec 20. 77. 6. Jan 3. 10, shOwing that this notice has 1973 published once a we+ for four Building, JaCk$onvlfle, Florida, Oh oa y of January. A .0 1973. othe'q'* i Florida 37id2, anti file 11w t* a' bela', January 15. 1973. iio a luagment may be entered consecutive weeks,, the manor against me of te of the Clerk of the Cit-Cult P1K 79 approval e the repor' anti the final the original *11th the Clerk of this you foe the r*iief demanded in the Court on or before January 75th. ____________________________ ____________________________ Court either before lit-vice on Pt"tet discharge of The Commercial Bank otherwiSe' the allegations of FICTITIOUS NAME •t Winter Park at Administrator Piøintif$ attorney or immediately WITNESSmyhandand,hel,,.Io, sail Compla.nf will be lestetu 05 thereafter; Oth,rwiSe, a de'fautt will will corn, e.'oe'. tht Court the said Court on the 15th day of confessed 1* enticed against veu for the' et'l,,f PlOT ICE I S fwfetuv pyre' that I am The' Commercial Bank Detemteev, A.D 1977. Thus noficestial be' ptJlis.ued demantiect in trw complaint o' in busitirSi ot' 70$ BradsOaw Ai Winter Park each we-es tar four Cunsecutiwe engaged Sanford Seminole 'OUflty Di'ivv. By l'4et-bert W Ploim. Arthur H Backwith, jr we•53 in the Sanford Herald WITNESS my hold anti the s' lo'ida nQer the fictitiouS name of Senior Trust Off iten. Clerk of Circuit Court DOt,, this Gay of Decemic, F flu Court on December 11th. 1977. 100DM PRODUCTIONS. arid IhOt as Administrator Seminole County, Fio'tia (Seal) ergislie ia.d name WIth of the' Estate I intend t By Maxine S Eden ,ea Arthur H Becswtfru, Jr the' Clerk of flit' CircuIt Cou'-t, Richard M Robinson. of Deputy' Clerk ARTHUR It BECK WITH, jp Clerk of the' Court Seminole' county, Florida in at ç,p,y AcAMS, HARRfS CARROLL BURY F Clerk. Circuit Court ifl anti for the' nhingit' iJfdO1t'.e' with" the pu'c.iasion. ROIiIIISUIt. P.4. Atte'y fr Ptnt,t,ritr Seminole Counly, County, Fr.0. FictitiOus Name Statutes. 'T Wif' Puit Office Bo. SI? Sanford Atlantic By, Martha I Vitylet, By Maxine S Eden, Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 10% East Robinson St'.et Bank Bldg Deputy Clerk Depey Clerk Si Paul JaseIxu SI1aPPPCd Orlando, Florida 37103 Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish Dec. 27. 1917 1 'an 3 g Publish Dec. 13. 20. 77, 1977 6. PjolisIu D.c 20,27. 19721 jan 3 PubIS)' jn 3 Id 17 24 W7 !' 19" Publish Dec 7027. 1977 ,lr 3 Jn 3. 1973 ,!73 . , : ' 30. 3972 DEK-a3 1K14 DEKeI ' - • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND AMENDED NOTICE OFt.CTbQpi SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY. 'TO VOORPIPES .f GAUTPIIER anti FLORIDA LOUISE GAUTHEIR. fii wile. CIVIL ACTION NO 72.1590 (lest known addreSs in re' Thi Marriage Di Winter Park. Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttit an aCtiOn Itt fa'etIøSe' mortgage"on II,, following prQprty in Seminole ' to them indis ldualls' . Sanfoc-d ('itv Yslanager, Peto' Knowles stated that Sanford has a full time program which has a designated control ofIscer. He has a regular patrol (is pickup dogs. "Not cats, though," Knowles commentesi. "we don't pickup cats, That's a whole problem in itself" lii" said that it is neccs.sars to set out the tioublesome dogs whIt '-e' -u: - . ",cKs, . may be diseased or just problems Sanford has its own disposal System. Knowles agreed that a consolidated dog program would be b' .. . "Thu; is not a lull-time Job our officer, We assign him to other duties when he is not .,ut on patrol." The annual Income in I Sanford from the sale of dog Detnti.nss anti or former iititireU a iunlfortii or- tag on It ''%Vi' 11113)' he tom. OR MORE problem. Residents Just don't .i )itn ' ' p1 esent (hint E sIck'nitug mu trigrnImu "ostittit 1(9 50 ttitliJqIltlIl lHlntq II %'PHF 55'ittI lmls' ft $5l1 iItItltutil Ifll'ottl,' from fees, ' I )r lItlItli001I rr('i)tlittli'nfk'fI thirit It ffl ttf' pin.'eil tin pmngl'ntti o'osts. Attorney howard Mmttee was itislrm'led In nueet with the ottot Ili')'t of CIII'?) oil tPto' t'it lot uiti.l jointly work lIft Ill) Iii fIIIiIuflt'r fur trrsrritritloiti 1t II • knowalwayswhichlawapplies cost FICTITIOUS NAME NOT iCE IS he-'eby 'te't- that I am Notice 's tiA'i't'y gym "in' flit enciagrd it- busineSS ii' P 0 Drawer 000ersignect pursuan' 't tti' B. Fern Park $f'niiriQie County "Fitif Plant, Stat,j?," Chapter Florid, under the f,ctit.os name at 555 09. florida Statute. will register 'TRAKT I ME SYS' EMS, arid ttt with the Clerk of the Circuit COUrt, ifl intend to register saia name with the and foe' Seminal. County, Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole Plaintiff, VS VOORHIES J GAUJTP4IER anti LOUISE GAUTHIEP, h, wife, aria JOSEPH BUOPli Kiosks' and l)rtuinmond (tint boundary lines being uncertai' 4 NOTICE UNDER FICTIIIDUS" NAME STATUTE TO s% t'lOfv' IT MAY COP4CI F P4 claim? and iet'nands whirls you. or f flit County, Florida in accrdanc, with upon receipt of proot eithee' at you, may have against the publication of this notice, the fit tt'ie provisions Of Ill Fictitious estate of PRESTON WiLLIAMSON, tit'Ous name to wit BICYCLE Plame' Statutes. To VOt 5etion SR.. deceased. latcof said County. to CITY under which it is engaged in 55509 F tat ida Statutes 1951 the County Judge of Seminole business at 105 NorTh Mattland 5 ,Jy5pfy A Ruggieri County, Flor,, •t his office en the Ave'nije iii flit' City of Mattlarid, court house of tab County at San Florida Put,iitls Dec 20. 77, 1972 1 Jan 3 ford Florida. within Sit calendar That the' party interested in said 10, 1973 months from trw time of the fit-st business 'Sal follows DEK $0 Publication of fhfs notice Two copies A ENTERPRISES, INC a4 cacti claim 0r dt'rnanti shall be in Bs Daniel A Flynn NOTICE UNDER fICTITIOUS f writing, arid shall state' tOt' place Presioent NAME LAW residence and post office address of P0),5li Dcc Ii 70 77, lv!) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t?iotf Jail the claimant, and shall be sworn tc the undersigned, desiring to engage' by the' claimant. his agent. or at 44 in buSineSS under the fictitioijryariye'. DEl forney anti accompanied by a fIling _______________________________________ ACT ION HONDA at Roote 1797 IN THE CIRCUIT fir of one dollar art. such claim or COURT. fern Park. Florida inrenØ5 tr. EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT. IN AND demand not so flied shall be void COUNTY. re-Pi%tefsaidn.mt with' the Cierl. of FOR SEMINOLE Eddie' .1 WIlliamson the Circuit Court of FLORIDA As •dtmlniStrato' County. rior,oa FILE NO; 12 1919 the 0 Estat, of William Sau's JANE U S'TALY. a tingle person. Preston Williamson 5r Pee-i 'i(as'or and the ('tunt'il, in some areas, dog control is C*unty at Sanford, Florida. within reQuired to serve a cpoy of your 5t(pKhoIcr5 cit Th C tirens Rari cit Burtite Aaron McMilIan anø Cathy PI'k'CM of togs nnii reek'tnptlnll IllIllIlli I' '.5 iitlill In' lH'nnhii'llul lii ''I frel we should get an or the l'illlII(% otici title's a' a wh,ilp etinant'v anti crfust'i'e It,'' stated iii rinitnals be Itum'rensed ''If th jsrl.'.' It tin' high, s'nu ('III,iliikciltner ,tltlifl Kiltilli .'tigh t'ints' Sanitanian, Vol ltith hint ''ii we can get at least 75 wIll he Incest with the problemu pintml out (11111 this program percent j'if the dug owners to .11 tiltilosItlun of 1111311%' of (lit' % Ill tiItittilItt'ly to' finiim'i'ul bus tag', we u isn't have let iingt, '' KntsvIes i'f)ttuflI'fltCII ttu'ntigh nil 'niotrtiu t:usIutIlIrl penolini those residents syhis do ''Mans', If not 111101, of 11w lIlIgt ''11w thllpkist tIiI,ig is (sir the' flOt *55513 dogs, nor those who iiI.'ked up, arc tuitl the kinti ff ('ounly ((I levy tIle Inst's no.1 noss purchase tags, '.s ith In. itugt people s'.'iil p . n lot lii Ilfittlini tIer (It.' ptiitrntti '' 'Ihlrti quill (hull tltr'rt' It II t'rcaseil prices 'l'hui' ri',lnoill diist .11 the dogs are iieetl Iii)'.'. lit tlft%'itfifl Ii 55 flikOlIll' st a lenient was matte III 'liii'. '' County government, Drurn mond pointed out that with thi' Rises Fai' iirgmning to have some pratt. Il'rns.' 1w says that Seminole Counts was not proposing anything - 'we ju'.) want to see how we can help t' cities with the dog problem According Its reports, the ('it' of Casseiberr has one s'ehlt which is out six hours a da) ()lt'kupdogs and thes have (hi . own disposal and Interns ' programs A single ordinance which ssull be ilniforna throughout the counts' and in the municipalities Is the program sought h) the aec'orc1ng to Knowles Representing the O'ledo j Council, Mrs. Non') (o\ dog ordinance that there Is 8 there. but It is not cn1sr"e"si because they have no place to hold dogs or to dispose of them .7 ,ctiis EnsI, representing A1Ianontc ,Srints tislit the preen( to Bmsarit that he '.'. gain intorusatton about the 114 I I 5(3 !4 I $Q ,lt,t.,( S't 5' ': .314 'uyd 54 Ii,' 1t ,', 71, '.P -, SAVE 46c 514 3l - ,,__I, L.0'. 'IA �The Sanford IIer -ild $ A— TheSanford Herald 3 School Housing OK Resolution 85 I - presented as recommendations from new Seminole School Supt, 2 Provide an appropriate the board rescind an earlier amount of money Pc: housing action holding mnnc for n unit in each development or pro jected ness administrative project to help defray the cost office Was denied Board voted tour U one of new school construction. 3, Provide means for any rejecting the superiritendent" Jan I( at '7Ui p m imprnvemPnt in prnpert or contention that a nev. adthree resolutions ap any increase In the fair ministration building should proved Tuesday were aimed a t market value of property to be wait until en'h school stw1en in securing help from the counts placed on the tax roll irn- the counts i' adequati ' commission, the legislative meduitcl' at the tigh'r housed, Dr. Stuart Culpcpwr of thifl delejatiori and a request for evaluation rather than waiting was the lone propnner 1wiirid authority for the superin- until Jan I of each -alendar rec'nmnwndiitinn of lack for died motion tendent and his staff to actively year Douglas Stenstrom, hoard seconding pursue all possible sources of advised legLslatrnn additional capital outlay funds attorney Snarkem The second resolution from would be required for UiLs last The peopit (If itit- tntt Layer asked the cour.,. urie about $2 ii. i.st mission to investigate the Apparently Layer had an- lion worth of potato chi' racke Iegalit of supplementing the ticipated this requirement since preels. nuts preacI and other sna. . n: fflhIfltV stiui ;in:i' ht had in'Iudvd the following Thi average p' He it further resolved that If annua ll son also drinks about i gal the aforementioned Items are iOflS of SO{id' a n d IrIiit-flit William Layer, at Tuesthy's first 1971 board meeting. Section two, dealing with more specific school housing problems is due from Layer at the board's next session set for - Ilk - - - '•' 1 S - - ''-- ii-=- - - - - - - ---- - t'c ti - hand onto the Bible heI( 11,\ : Lit. it• tenstrom. during TLlesday's official swearing in of Layer as the new iUfltv school superintendent for the next four years. School Board tiimbers in the backgrouna io(millg on uieudt ii uisi ;eft, Di ('ul;wpper. Bud Feather. .)eain Bryant. A F Net!th and not S(fl but jjjj;; II Ii (i " , N i SCOTt fire and he added "not B ew tron 11w superintendent which trolled information. " would correct situations like SCIUXJI Sup'.He recz:h ci for Laver that ic L1i,uLi( sessions. "W to do William Ilud Layer literaP board had requested a school something about this Sims "taid down the Low" to the five housing plan by the first week advised board members at Tuesday's in January, and indicated Layer commented he would ho air ii r t' a r g tin i za tionis I disappointment with ttw ab- have 11 plan such as requested meeting. when he listed SIX serirc ol reroniniendaitions h Sim, at the next hoard ruh' Ioi the five members, 1,1 it!. 1973-74 in ,l(I, 811.1. V . I All a I S B mission be requested to tivelv and effectively nt't'i. s(sSIOfl onJan. 10 at .3) P in passage of legislation durinl, Dr Stuart Culpepper, in his the 1971 legislative session ituit usual nuanner. was quid. to CUfl- ' ______ will make thec items legzii." Resolution One as adopted the nesi superintendent n. that tic ould resort to playing politics or do whatever eLse 15 inform Loosen That anti general election cam. 'a • 12 -. - C - , CLEAN & CLEAR - . . '• Not Embarrass v.nrvInc s tilitit VOU? . '2" . - I - . - Its IvJr - --ti.t*lsiuihnld. Mk..., - it gos'ernrnent, where the people can participate or at least know what actions affecting their Its-es arc being taker,'' F'as.'t'll said in a statement Lcsurd h' Ill s ;a'-:na't•-' .f.'a U II 1T l $ . O 1 f . •• 6 7 01 inc LIUI' ' JOHNSON'S V ASELINE INTINSIVE CARE WHY 1 - - CUTEX 6 ' Ei' (7 E? 24 OZ. BABY * j i , 1k 01) ilpas. I' %401 S (t. Las 75) flfl 1k *,1TlI frAU fl S CWU A.. I?7C Amw 4.' i 3fl I LW (LII004MI IlL I s.', Sc CASS4LMIII 54 P•.a. I'aMMlt 1306 is i. it a., li.iStls L3 P. 0' Atti$JIS. * &** 'ioit • La. 10(06 1714 D,.' sI c'xaa siLL..- muiviu nt lia,w. • S P.. 1IJD..h 21T 0'.. 1w I.LU CJ.L1& U&i?1T r,Aai 73 1..a.. ...,, P oai PA IA' 4, 0'... )s *, Si .q&it.*'a 131 I. 5. sl$ iiAtk 71)1 for, A., 0SMOI) $(L(Il 1772 (*s.- '#.14 kO,L' Hit 34' , bortwo DA11A SlAts, £3 S. S.',.v 14 PC' aA*.4 04T544 7)1 a' 711s (i.AI( . , 1 ,.. - . ' I •'' II' 5'. MCIIYtO 411• 03rd $ • t1011, P-a-a . L.. ... ' '.' ' A,. La,, S NoW irl 44 M.'a. 51*' 511 L?S4W-' (arm." us Sm.U' 3$44 ts-...rs., S..e 0441 P-n,. S.anLtrT, VA(k A, -., 1' Pil 'i p - 'i COTTON SWABS 421 C7 (RIG 9ie __________________ LIMIT 1 Pon , P-s:. L. C NYQU[L lot tht- parents. ' MEDICINE ' 1. ioid sound 1111111villietil prevail at --' ~ r. a.,. . '. ' - ' ..—i "q' - - - Iwo tttenipted as best we could to hilloss those guiuelines." Ness hoard zizeniber Dave later -onime'ritt'd (iii 'l.tr sust of Lii. ssord digniti Dignity is it q - k 1 111111 tilt,sti;,t'rint.'ntit'tit -. •". • . ( ' . - o:sm.l SHAM OO 1. , S prescription "hhu11_ -- - II reiiiis ') Come to Eckerd Drugs. C ur'Tipdre our re prescription price with what you artpaving now. Yes, bring your prescriptiun to ftkerds, a name you can trust tor IIiMl'..I • 1x2 (1 UIlIt 1.; : tnd lps- . . .. S'S t' I,' )i$1ltt1l I 1111)11, . - I - f''.'' iiii ii I a • it r . k ;i Ii') I a H 1'. a I.'avi Jr tiiisolt'tnt'a not' and felony ('IiS('S in 5'rninolt' uiiitr' h' t he new t wo I it'r court sy str'ni t hat took effect mider Arlicls, Vive, hidicial ilkevi.;iorf, .Ja ,niarv I 1011 I .Iovd I )iot 1 - C' Says g e Don't Respond To Voters a,fft i's ..i all ía i'r:al siat state l)emocriitn' f'strty Chairitian Jun Moyl,' Tti.-day and I 'A I .M ltl-;.0 ii, l"Ia ' 'have vury little r,'snsa' ha (lit' Sporting ai mod It :ir t'b't'tiraitt'." -- - if ens.' .-'.'::' •'--" , a .y,a-a I I,ISS 6"r'-' ra I Frd \-' S . • I : 0 5 4 • PIG 39c .,11 jIl JUMBO. Ell I LISTERINE • 5 32 5 ELEC, • DRESS SHIRTS - - : • .rren Burger A A 1 59 '. ' 5a PE -:rt's direction People are free to read the p,trt'j opinions and draw any 'inclusions they want to," Re- - 'arge rngs 5a lieve \ I/ tI'.Oflth,'' 19997 " I - FAMOUS MAP 155 ASSORTED STL1S LADIES' Z7 ( SLaLY? KNITS FANCY FRONTS JIWIL NICKS AND COLLARS 9 REC. 599 - 299 - I I iii, 1 SWEET 68c ,.,, 99 9 ' I1' House Bill ôAI'°MT21 WITH ZIPPIR - Is Filed OURASLI PLASTIC RIG ' JUMBO GARMENT BAGS . . • 66c 'lIAMl AI' Winn, ' A-10 1! . ,., ' '. , ' a PROCTOR SILEX NE GALLON N1188 LIST 'o oc £7' 7 creation of a 11111G, 39 97-- unicameral legislature to C . OLYMPIC CAME of 89 LIQUID tulance system against the .,Iht r." Winn said. "tlowever. CASE "U tSaSTAT Ril,, ,n tie wnds. " .lcU,catly, /\ ' ir - RIG 29. tACO "OCT WHITI AND PASTILS ' - )69 3 ' Lomeli 39 -. 100 PAPER I PLATES . k-ft ' "IN : GREAT CAMERA TYJI d I _____ : RIG 79c : ':. , - LLLL -'' WW • ' :i1s plan, the da ti rt' body would be .;,'%S ti as "The Florida ''ii.itt'. SiiiaLl cuwm(ies wuuls, - ' 9 'M1 A A KEYSTONE- CAMERA 1k said taxpast'rs would av.' '1101W) by merging the 40 iiieaii'r Senate and l)-tnenuber House. Rea pportiunmentthat (lUll rtirnri ACU i LVLfltLMfl IV 'in serve as the check and :'.tlance for a look effect with the last election . ' -,. -trrn- ture us set up the governor - 5F° 97C ' p with 160 lawmakers, - cril legislature u; that one :1 a ,Z"7"- 02 JUICE DEC - 75 FT. FACIAL ' State Sen .tuandmtnt calling for the i ., - 49 - FOR LAWN FUR14IYUR( (LIMIT 2) SWEETENER . I.1I STURDY CADMIUM PLATID - One State :: --'-- - ARTIFICIAL ODAK '-".' RIG 10.99 / fresh JWK4 4 TRASH CAN R LINERS ....... .91G fact his appointment was closehscrutimzed by Senate corn- ......:: I /1 IN PULLOVIPt * 77c 29 i:' SPONGES _______________________________ , ' 83c - JUICER A."'!] I &±.i I I "\,) 099 PULL-OVER SWEATERS RI c, ' I ••••• - ELECTRIC MEN'S Pil ' I" CAMIRA WITH FIlM & SAT'TIRIIS, 0-68 MOVIE PROJIC1OR. CA,MIIA CAfi. MOViI ALIUM 001015, UC TIO BOOK II . said he didn't feel ,riy special pressure despite the 9O ECKERD -- SUPERLECTRIC 710 0.11 SWITCH DUSAII.I ClIP-I PENSfi .12 ' KODAK MOVIE OUTFIT - SINGLI PLANT (SIC, JUMBO ROSE BUSHES '-' y'' N GRADI o -. TINITIMSI , AUTOMATIC P0,7*51, PQop'nio COc*P ' I/ LONGSLEEVE BLOUSE ': have Ui 'ii the Supreme Court. It's not .imething we can tell in just a ungs Rehnquist ' POINt 2:4 FOR CARDIGAN 7c , we are going to wait it few years to realty tell if .' particular view is prevailing .. . NSTR the current r a , - - - ; • 'lu-Lions about ' C GREAT - -- %•,,, b.t:q'ii't •1LI .\ri;nt nate. a' it was tto early to I 'arge r --dL- 3 500 .ir hnquist said, but added, "1 be- KODAK XL-)) -. .'. appointed Chief JuLstictand Justices Harry fllackmun and I,wls F I 'aa'A''lI .Jr ti iii.' nine- rra'riat'r - 's'. ' CONSISTS OF I K dI It.'tioqtti1 - M SKING NTISEPTIC- I BA[t I .fl I,I If agreed many America ' 14 inch x I rngs - lIP A ,ItIut hi Turning serious, bus Fashionably long hairstyle. ''Nixon Court" when refernirig ''I'iii Just doing the best I can to the nation's highest court 'lint Idoubt that anyone s ssithi tha t l's's' tot,'' (tie (P51-I sb'ii uses the term is suggesting that 'I: s.-;ta t'rsidrnt Nixon manipulate -, MOUTHWASH REG. 99,95 j' ' I - __i I i-eu era u Federal POLYESTER • '' .) share a senator as they now tijire a representative and is • / --------- - REQ. LO2 BY CANNON THERMAL - MlLiWi 11 c BLANKETS &A w a '- - 19 188 - 70 CT - I \ MINI PIIUAPIINT P115% SPORT I CLEAR I I - INK P - \ ____________ • BAND-AID r Need regular 1 (if - RIC, $1 -='• - • I'a i'*-,i'l SiX as ' FAN FORCED 1 SWEATERS HAIR TONIC - ' % strttet,., (ht)se'rvt'd Stize- went uti Ii t- ilaiit iith,rziaaitioii I'' ,' I 7 "1 A 1)1)011 - - I on sblt' :i:! 995 OZ- . Ilop AIN I . ( U II f ROLAIDS MINTS 9 ANTACID .... 6c I £ O Y.; memberti, prumuied to do as Io;kt-d, but atided "I ant upset wit done Llas III part" ei:li- d, '1 feel each of us tue 99c: LIMIT 1 OP a I . . II('iii til'* a aai I hath III, H 5 'a POLYISTIR KNITS THAT STRETCH WHEN YOU BIND' ASSORTED SOLIDS AND IANCIES WITH F LARE LEG. BIG MAMA PANTY HOSE *3 SII) 014 I'S' WITH 10111 48 RIG i9 1 R NIGHT-TIME COLD - At the conclusion of Lover l..uss, board ctunrmwi A F 1. on behalf (if ho. klloss • - 69 Powler P • Ito' taxpoveri. and lot the C Q=TIPS . , \ . CASI Ibaljv LYSOL SPRAY RIG DISINFECTANT •.?. VALUE • - ( All) CALCULATOR 788 21 02 CAN (LIMIT I) ' , Of (*04 A ui - (, I: I; I B TH 29 HAIR GROOM I THE RE MARKAEIE REG.11,99 1 YOUR 7 5 Cl (RI.. VASELINE 1 - Al Ii )l ( \ , iurge PANTS lU CHOICE LIMIT 0 06 DON 'T MISS THIS SALE! OP'N WUKDM'S C -9 SUNDAYS IC T: , referring to herself repeate.tly Justice \Viltiaun It. l(ehnquist ,i.'sda)'s special tin''ting of the 'just a Maitland housewife.'' lwhl it rare ilteeting with news- I'altit I(ea('hi ('iunity liar She has three children: one tiicn hen' 'l'iiesalav and :n'h- -\s--'ei;itimi hsi' •at htaitme na'ss la'ali:s-il ls'iIsr;iI jalal::.-' II.' tiit't with IiI'wSlIlI'u in tb 5 -' _______ a cowsumer oriented platform, abotit it, U.S. Siipreine 0ourt I'aln: Beach tip address Well- was amused at the rewtion to beginning to use the term, I CALTRONIC 812 KNIT POWDER OR . . C PROTEIN . stati, 0 INTENSIVE CAM JNA PW 9~~ 01 JIMIT I 2'98 VALUE -lIMIT • 1 ( • t 'eni'1 M rngs POCKET SIZE . MEN'S II won) .: ::.r ' : .:: ::: ................. Sal e prices par- ill appl% :: • POLISH REMOVER I court id : I 'arge 5 . ,, fit - , - I 1/ : - , ollils Of ofuit'e i'II('S(liiV In ('Pt'f9liOtii('S lii room A of I he imo'sv rotii'I house in Sanford Administering III(, oallis is (*it-cllit .111(lgv ('Ia ,iolitmsun ,l r. 'l'h' a s;ist;i ut tt;ti' at l.n',u'vs from left. I'i' \ .1 I let feruian, C A - C PASTE - • - !t''.t CLOSE—UP TOOTH " . n ' I '011 OW, vie IflS S c U1111111111111 n . n board nitti,i - 0 oz. REG. & MENTHOL L F S ME ffElKS ME / leaving the udniinistraitwri Of SbIiO0L' U' 11w proper school ''r'onnt'l Thst ness superintendent 'IS isen. •,i. tilt- nt'%s boaru UBI) I'' these thiri"s and with the 'uperintendent tittering you and educatwrail and financial #-nniniendations we c- an it'ctivek arid efficienU solve at school problems." i' a parting shot at the hocked board. Lover i-outi'.iniperattst for ' 0 UNSE I'D A C , um' and board regulations. es id I aii1phi)fl . O . 1 I , SIAI I'. the litilitiblivan National Com- ' , - , tuitte.' and was i'o-t'hairwonmari o f Pr e t Nixcin' s Flor a A A . - • ,,'j - - ' HAIR Y - L - • •5 - I . I - or B RB SOL . If you can conic to that i s Iization that intvitua ioard niembers hive nt legit ntttut: •I the character of reputation of any individual who is subject to any proposed or potential sanction by the agency or matters required to lx' kept •''fiIentaal tinder other Iei:iclution 8, "'-' 1 sitiilities prescribed b the II - . - € ' three other vot-l-mirations. ,Irs. \ M Sunshine LaA. F, If you .11'I( .• Irasmll's bill would include not onl)- Cabinet • O office and to oiil operate within the spirit and intent of the twipation t - a President of a siim,ill ivah-41rder s-itauinin company and (Ii.' hoard of directors of liii' First 'nttonil Bank (if M'itthn.l 'tiid C LG TE 11 oL. STANT 4 II members of the txiurd will avoid the practice of ''going around" the superintendent'., v(1111 at ..,,, - ' J; necessary secrecy throughout our government." Fascell added, "in the executive branch, the regulatoc - agencies anti within the Congress is-elI, JUM • O VALUE' 12V20Z. SHAMPOO 01\111111 throug h a. -- , •• I - gi 'a-' JI , t'rs and served them pill Of ;in.I cake at a reception in the , i'Iillhhl,SSI,III S Iist hlatot lailtits "The very concept of democracy implies open matters which might tend to refloct adversely tin C interest groups or s;wciu 3 11 the board can require itself not to usurp the auttiorit h of tht-superirilendent'offirts conspiring III plar!' certain 'oplu in hugh .idniinistraittvet' aI - . II a - tandt't tour of the I'SC cliatim- exceptions would include matters a!fecting the national security; matters relating to the,1 I.-_.ah Florida passed a similar 1a-A in 1967 when i'.aia u- at ¶1 nnf-h' 4 e•te I ovikhatimp . " - Filed ,.•., I ' 'LI' • , Mrs Il.mkins took friends on a - - -- I ,.. I, - - :)r'1 i.'ø;. tt •t!.'.PT1h $ ,• •L A . . , Illt:ss ln: kisses to tl'c oafli,' '%1 '-p'a-tatnrs at the i-ervinnns-, agencies and commissions %%-here action is taken, with exceptions. identical to one sponsored originally in the ITS. Senate by Florida s Democratic Si-n. l.awton -W F - )I • •. I). i"Iitrations After explaining his desire to wive ii smooth and harmonious relationship with the hoard I t'nuecrat Layer told the all ii-publican board. "it i e'sential. if We are ti begin tn coivt' till of the various problems facing us, to have it 'Ieai and concise knowledge a! your responsibility as board riiernbcrs and my responslhillt ;- superintendent .r)t1'tg that nothing ('oUl(l 1)4 gained hus dwelling an mistakes of the past board. Iier F41111 tI proper relationship can be established by the neu tioarti If. 1 Hoard nicintiers retrain from playing t'Iitsc' before the board 2 If hoard nwntheri- can begin is, represent all people in fill. counI N and not Just six-via l - 4 - In ai brief .'creiimonv Tuesd,is In the PS("s Tallahassee tienil quarters, Mrs. Hawkins was sworn in by Supi-eme ('ourt ,lus- - I thc public, Fasmll. a I'km(x-rAt from first offerNi Ow legislation late in the last Congress Ills hill is ,•, delegation to actively and cirequired If something Is done fectively achieve the passage of tuft Adh*hvr Pnwdrr. i).nt u ro. that fil are mwritial to heaiti. s,. that he 'Cu!pepperi doCSfl state laws which will provide FJ i to sift throuch stacks of old P.1;4- \ -\ a .1 r' Dante F'ascell has been joined by some 25 of his blouse colleagues in sponsoring "Government in I Sunshine" legislation which would open more u'dt'rnl agency and congressional meetings to 0 PROFESSIONAL SETTING LOTION pd FALSE TEETH Neeci - seser tme caiti Inc report showed total campaign trihutioris of $T9,(t'-1 and lwnditures of $79,100. The figures involve both primary anti, according to state Flee- ' it laIthrit h hook-, n' c Complaint ('ionic,'' requiring the filing of a final might come in handy this week campaign spending report 45 as she tackles four boxes of days after the general election. mail from tiupavers and starts All reports were due Dcc. 22 - ''onsumer •• A. MEDICATED SILICARE,16-ounce oard lxwls. Federal I-' - " rult. or general state law. th"I" lions Div ision Director Dorothy palgns, he saitti (InInissinne$' llnssktnt' html Glisson, Lewis' report has yet report, filed prior to the Dee. fl to be received. lewis, mho is leaving his Mi- deadline, showed eintrhutIon atm law prctn\' to accept a Jot) of 165.647 and .'1wndltiir"s of as chief of the Consumer Fraud $2,111Z, Division of the Dade County Mrs. (lisson satti ssldle the slate attorney's ohtice, said he "Who Gave It, Who Gut II" law had mailed the report ''and I required all final reports to 1w can't imagine why It hasn't on File in her office by I).'.'. 22, been received," she had 041 I'sers to enlort's' He sa id the report had been the law mailed Dec. 21 bysecretary . his She said she h811 talked t. "I'm s-er- iliressetl that it Ia'ssis about the iiiisslng report hasn't been recelve.I" ,ii.1 urI ht .- 1tc' t siirprkc tteat Mrs Hawkins - -------- Ri TOM R.%I %t i•ulcs and regulations Afs.wlated Press 'Artier "I've got a lot to do. I imagine TAI.1.AIIASSEE, Fla . tAP I'll he stuck behind my desk all Ness Florid;, Public Service week," she said. Commissioner Paula hawkins Vai-horoitgh, who sa s he says she's added a book on con- plans to return to his Miami sumer protection to the small real, estate business, lost his bid library of volumes left to her by (cit re-election when he was dcformer PSC member Jes Var- feated last September in a borough. Denuocratic primary by former The 43-year-old Maitland bus- State Sen, Gerald Lewis of inessss'oman moved into \'ar- Miami hi-irniagh's old office Tuesdas Mrs Hawkins defeated 1k%% is following her installation as the in the general election. state' s first Republican Public A state elections official said till has not c 't Hawkins Is New - 1 S Wednesday, inn. 1. 19/3 SA ' Protector Of Consumer - -. L a y er Large Size Specials from Revlon '. - I 'd building fund b rrquirinadditional state furds fnr developers, builders and needed school construction ir. fast growing state counties contractors to: 1 Purchase and deed to the Such lows would include school board sufficient acr1?ac, provisions for special uiipac their fund zind z cost differential without within or development for school sites or fac%n A firudl reqtse't b iier IN school tvw 811.1. SCO'rI School Board approved section one of a school housing plan composed of three were which resolutions 1 II Paula Wednesday, Jan. - 3, 1973 - EFFERDENT lo 60 cy LIMIT I -- ------------ 110 1 3 YOUR rN DENTURE TABS C. 79 iI1 CHOICE! oil REG 14?c 9 2118 DUAL CONTROL ING 12.11) ELECTRIC BLANKET .. 888 Imeom!. It* 1 column by in Too small for anod to noticed or effective? Iynurta reading this one' ______ I --- 'I. - -- --- - --. Itt SiI't( I'll ci It.ii N Ilciic J -- - - 11114-41 *. i sata .11ille Worker% i% tiliulil It .\IItli'r,shiusuntn Sll%q.l Siiitii. \Iai �- -.---------.-.-------. 6A—The Sanford Herald - - :-"-r - - - - Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1972 W n -4 uRUcK mossAr Third of lout related articles-) The Communist negotiating tactics that Dr. Henry Kissinger says caused a breakdown in the Vietnam peace talks would not have come as a surprise to one of America's first diplomats in Asia. He was -Townsend Harris, the first U.S. consul general in Japan, who negotiated this country's first treaty of amity and commerce with the Japanese in 1856 and 1857. Kissinger returned to Washington Dec. 12 after 10 days of intense but fruitless negotiations With North Vietnam's Le Due Tho in Paris. He ! 1 C. , ''' . . ""' '..' I ' i . • "' "' - was always pulled just beyond our reach... - "On Dec. 4.. only two or three isues were left to be resolved. You all know that the meetings lasted nine days. They began with Hanoi withdrawing every change that had been agreed to two weeks previously. — "When the (technical) experts met they were presented with 17 new changes When I met again with the special adviser, the one problem we thought remained on Saturday had grown to two and a new demand was presented. When we accepted that it was withdrawn." . . . . "u' Vietnamese kept raising issues that had been settled, kept surfacing new issues, had failed to include accepted changes in the Vietnamese language version of the peace agreement being negotiated. Harris kept a complete journal of his ne got iations that has became a classic. He wrote Hit. Japanese: one would think the translation of a paper to simple process. But it is not so with the .lapanese." He said they were guilty of duplicity and ('(instant efforts to ' ar the - .. -' 4 - - - - t .1. . In there is one thing the North Vietnamese aren't it's frivolous, Whatever they do, they do for good reason. Why then did they suddenly decide to create obstacle after obstacle to a settlement after an initial three days in which substantial progress was made? . -..--.• , 'JII __ Wt. Id( Ud• tfl tile' lilVtUIi, Wt WASHINGTON NEM were presented with 16 new changes." Kissinger called these issues "frivolous" and said President Nixon decided to break off the talks rather than engage in a charade. I, , his tigek *i&tIiVil stgteti they were engaged in a delaying action but would not speculate why. Yet both Kissinger and the White House have suggested an answer. our experts to meet to compare whether the 15 changes that had been settled, of the 17 that had been proposed, now conformed in the two (English and Vietnamese) texts. At that point we Offbeat Ruminations Longe Days And Deeper Cold r - - Lt,ifl,' - another entry he stated: I m forced day after day to listen to useless h.I:S on points that have been exhausted and are only varied by some new phase of falsehood." Two other examples : "Fraud, deceit, falsehood and even violence is justifiable in their eyes. — "Now will it be believed th at during all this time the gcvernors (the Japanese r authentic copy of that vev convention (which th e Japanese denied ever having seen lying before th em in a dispatch box All this barefaced falsehood was a fair specimen of Japanese diplomacy.' The similarity in complaints raised by Harris and Kissinger suggest that 'xhat both encountered was a not unfamiliar Asian negotiating tactic; adopted for some u nspecified - . It III.[.L' M. PA(1L1. over (tic hacks of chairs t the cold oric And people In thus' stuftin g rund (he crack.s Copley Nt'wsSrnke stove so they would be warm days had an odd, old-fashioned between the windows and the "When the days begin to enough to put on, chipping the habit of concentrating on the casings, and poking them lengthen ice off the water in the water warm part instead of the cold. tighti) in place with a heavy The cold begins to pail, thawing out the butter and When the kitchen was warm knife. This served the purpose strengthen." bacon so they could be cut with enough al the children came fairly well and kept out most of So says the old prophecy. something besides an axe, and romping from their various the icy blast. There was a great deal of truth priming the kitchen pump. bedrooms, but it wasn't the But there was another visitor in it not scientific Curiously enough, nobody stove which attracted their who came in the night and who truth, but truth Just the same. considered all this any special attention first. It was the never tried to enter the house. And any old-timer can vouch hardship. How in the world windows, lie looked like a huge snowflake for the truth of another well, could you expect to appreciate Storm windows were prac- to matter-of-fact folks, but to known fact Always, on the a warm, comfortable kitchen if tically unknown then. Yi kept th'*se with an imagination he e('ldent right in January, the you had never experienced a the worst of the wind out by was a little white sprite. fire in the kitchen range elected -W go out Ever other night in the 'ear it would smolder contentedly within its bank of ashes and the kitchen would be at least to)erabb arm in the _____________________ ____________ _____________ ________________________ _____________ _______________ ----- ______-_______ DISCONNECTED ':-•-. • -. ' - ' •'," '. . ''.•;.'_'. ''. ' - . . . ' I r ONE ,41 But just let the temperature " ¶'OT\ MATh oo drop to 20 degrees below, and in ,ADS R HANOI V1ETNA1i I the morning the kitchen fire AN D would be out. But the record of the present U.S. North PO And to crawl out of bed in an ETHA NOI . tKI Vietnam impasse, at least th at part of it that has unheated bedroom and go (5 surfaced in Kissinger's public remarks, suggests OLt shivering in to an icy kitchen :. far more than th at, Note th ese passages from requir ed real fortitude, even if . , -. .. ':O-., * ]'--*Kissinger's press briefing: you were wearing a long flannel i. "By the end of the third day we had made y., . nightgown, bed socks and a -:. ' nightcap. 6 very substantial progress. All of us thought we t '-' 1. :There was plenty of wood in were wi thin a day or two of completing the . ; -. r ' the wood box behind the stove arrangements . . But from that point on the 1" and father would take a hatchet c, . negotiations had the character whete a .l i p'.... -i-'--- -• and shave up a few sticks while settlement y; always just wi thin our reach and mother gathered up old .' ;.' 'I. .. newspapers and matches, and . -" 44 ,~, , W ~- -A.:"J.'7". in a few minutes there was a . ........ - :', I:! ,., ;_ ". -;-'~S,, -, ____________________________________________ merry lit tle blaze fl ickering ..-.--jl~ .1. . 1. , ", .A. . away In the range. . •.•. •1 I__ 'i:, .I. It took awhileto warmup the i '.:'-" . kitchen, for it was no little T E L E PHONE ' •. tucked-up space where you can : .61) 5)) : reach everything without "' CENCH AVE SANFORD FLA 32" taking a step, such as you find ,4 in modern houses. The kitchen a A itiS Ed' '' ALTE '- ',c.':-. in those days was proba bly the • t.,? 1 c P,tOc!e' NI t) PC)' I F Ad.er'-s'a D-rec '.i most lived-in room in the house, F and was quite likely to be at . NY wOL TOL NE (ircu&'on Genera M.'nae' least fourteen . JOHN A SPOt SI Associate EdI,,r , I,I. arid father h,jds!jed A N..... 4 tII ru Nt ............................... C" WED ... ....'"4,' " over the stove until they were M,,n.i rQ F (,-,, thawed out enough to move, and - '10 , then went about such tasks as HARRY CUSH i.oy cI hanging th e chil dren's clothes 'i '-. Id- '. 1. - P ' L, , _. .. .- ' •..-'. - . ' . - . - ' - ' -' - - ... Affluence seems to have brought with it a painful pars, dox It is surprisingly problem-ridden, and yet to most people it otters no great, stimulating challenge. i touched upon this lack of challenge in a prior report some weeks ago, without stressing the paradox. If affluence has indeed brought its own kind o f prob. lems. and perhaps hi g hlighted some old ones. how can we say there is no challenge" It strikes me that the climate, the attitudes and the Colin'cr' language of affluence have combined, in this try 'at least, to convince its all that the big challenges arc gone. From the early New l)eal days, Americans learned that enlarging ovcrnment could venture into social urngrams success ullY, bringing human betterment with them Dependence upon government grew s(lol, From at least the post-World War 11 era, industry's new technolOgies-ft)(rnded on rapidly multiplying scien• tific advances — have helped to spread more and more material things before its. And Industry's advertisers have drummed into our ¶',ars for decades the idea that all these riches are "easy to come by. Count the times in a day or week when a seller, .peaking through a television commercial, tells you either how easy it is to acquire his product. or how much easier it will make your life it you do Somehow, out or this mix of full-hearted assurances from both government and industry, Americans have grown to believe that they were being taken care of by others and should he There Is a monumental flood of things eas at hand. Crime has mans til uses, hut 0 inflation flot it list andm this is surely one Why should anyone, listening to beckon ing calls from the makers of attractive things, want to be left out" So some of those who can't buy simply go out and take Indelible is one memory of the black riots of the 1960s: 1.00trs in 'deprived areas running of f not wi th food tas some didi, but with color television sets-to keep and use. But, riding on this flood of goods, come the problems: The new ones related to abundance-too many people jostling each other for a place at the fountain of riches. the fouling of the earth by the deadly byproducts of heavy output, the bored om of the easy life, the unaccountable breakdown of basic services in a time of plenty The old ones, lingering poverty, inescapable economic dislocations following upon changing tastes or diminishing resources, '-.--':,i'. 'h nlllrc .1111.1 Ill' .,. clerk's desk In an affluent world where ctervthing is expected cx cept problems, this astonishing cluster of difficulties has brought Americans to massive disenchantment and distrust. The problems are ours, but they are not seen as ours to solve Someone else-government, industry, you name it-has that burden. For a third of a century or more. Americans have be en told it was that way Ills natural to distrust th e promiser w'ho no longer delivers, to resent th e often oppressive bigness that came not Just wi th national growth but with the effort to spread plenty so far so fas t . Thus, too, the paradox becomes understandable. Men understand and respond to great challenge. But when the challenges are a thousand lesser things, when they are perceived as a burden belonging elsewhere, it can be no real surprise that men do not respond, that they i're mere. iv dismayed and distrustful, that they find nothing to lift them out of the baffling boredom of affluence. 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Ireland, IRA r 3 AV ¶,Tf Pr,'-'. ,' VIN S,itt -- 'L PH hA' ¶ ( ()fl . '' '' '' '" Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Fern Park E Estates 8116975 Goldenrod Eastt,rook Martlyn Gordon Lynch Cracksclown By LA IN WALKER Copley News Service Before be entered politics, Irish Prime Minister Jack * ~~ 47 aç DAVID On IRA Gang In his proclamation on the observance, President Nixon has noted that the gift of blood "is an offering for which there is no substitute, and which annually helps rt'stot u to good health countless fellow citizens." Tiw American Assn of Blood Banks will give special Iaut's t, 57 donors in six states and the District of Columbia for donating 10 or more gallons of their blood. Ten gallons is a lot of blood. The standard donation is a single pint. This means that each of the 57 individuals has given blood at least 80 times in their lives. guerrilla operations. Both the official IRA and the more militant Provislonals ma inta ined propaganda of fices In Dublin in defiance of th e Law, and gunmen escapin g from the &ih army in Ulster had only to thp over the border to be So m e procrastinate giving blood because they fear pain or Inconvenience, but it hasn't hurt enough to keen Jack E. Bobbins of Watertown, N.Y. (14 gallons), or )lobert Cartier Jr of Tampa, Fla. i 1 gallons), or Russell T. danger of arrest. But suddenly the Irish prim e m in ister decided to change from defense to attack. In th e space of a few days he had arrested and secured a convicti on against the Pr ovisional Bowie of Washington. DrC. of the I.ynch was a famous sportsman. In the traditional Gaelic game of hurling, lit' had the reputation of arousing lit tle attention for most of the match, but then bursting out to make th e vita l score When he did decide to a ttack, ther e was no relatively free stopping him in the latest stage of his long, careful campaign against leader, the English-born Sean MacStiofain, dismissed his opponents at the state-owned RTE television and radio the gunmen of the Irish Republican Army (IRA i. Lynch has station. and successfully pushed through the Dail a new law been reminding many observers of his performance on the sports field Until his crackdown on the IRA which is illegal on both sides of the Irish bordet, Lynch had a poor reputation abroad. In l,.ondon-and in Brussels where be has been negotiating Eire's entry into the European Common Market-he was often regarded asa weak, tndeclsis'eligure, too easily swayed by the eztrrmistsin his Fianna Fail ruling pirts. But his opponents were doing Lynch less than Justice: he formidable on his home ground than off it. is With no over-all majority in the Irish Parliament, the Dail, and party hotheads who openly favored supporting the IRS's campaign of terror in Ulster, Lynch's basic instinct has been for political survival, But the result, as his critics frequently point out, has been that the IRA has used Eire as a safe haven for its which will give him unprecedented powers in fighting the IRA From now on it will be an offense to refuse an account of your movements to a policeman. This is aimed at terrorists who ambush British army patrols on the border. More notably the law will make prosecutions easier for membership In an illegal organizatinn by allowing in evidence aseuior policeman to declare that he"belleves"the accused person is in the IRA. This "Offenses against the State" bill was In real danger of being defeated in the Dad, but Ironically It was an exploding bomb in the center of Dublin which Insured Its suc- 113 - Ann Riley 831 9959 Lake Mary Ma'Iwn Gordon 831-6975 2611 322 Longwood Ann Riley 531 9959 it Chu Ivota Li:. Baker SSCS 31iJ$t (PiijlOt8 Wintet Springs N814 Booth ' 3 11 6731 Colored Community Marva Hawkins 372 548 Osten Mrs Clarence Snyder Deltona- DeBary Geneva-Oviedo Slavia Li: Ma%hiui 39 5205 Enterprise Fannette Edwards 661 8363 322 441 . • . ,-• t S ., . .. 0' 4e - '.?' ' i.; . ..'. I - " 0I% _~:l . IN: go gallons), from making j.. - .. ' #~. - ' I • . '" . C . ' : . '' --- • - - V' •li ,1;" r I A 1'' i.•iii t. . . — . ' ' ' " am commissioner sp('('i;il sc;iwi of tIn' e'onstiiisiori lot' r&'orpaiiii.;itiini - fi(il, _____________ 1,1w., (I drilnagprob ,ent on Vitlencia West where rainwater flnel the partially completed street in front of several •tictipierl l'iIo The seat held by Commissioner ,Julian Stenstroni, -------- - - . - - permM and utility connection r"quested by a second builder who apparently was purchasing 10 lots in the north ern w'rtor of the subdivIsion from Austi n . For months the city has tried to get re ctified seated center, will be up for election next J)ecemher lie reportedly will he opposed by housewife Mrs. Stella Wx)(It)oI', who was defeated by Meyer in the recent city I'lf'('tion . Saiiforrl City Cornmicsiona'r-i have banned issuance of riilding permits and utility ensin the San nta Wick Austin of Altamnnt. . •. I TAKING' OATHS of office for new four year terms TUeS(lay night were Sanford Mayor Lev I Moore, left, and Gordon Meyer. City ('Jerk I lvmir.' 141mm, standing at right. administered the oath,; during By Sanford - "-6~ e -- , - -I--__~.~ t_ - -- - I . I t San Lanta Ban Issued .ifisfaetion. re action came Tuesday 2, I - -- r -- . -- -- -- - RyR4PBUJ)Y1) 'I . - - Ws'rIneccJny, inn. 3, 1973--7A - •i; ", M -....... -' / :''- -- - - ---- By Cou n ty Comm ission - 0 ,o''; which the 'Ity .uiyi never au thorized to be or'-upied. Knowles told commissioners. It appears the city can not get the attention of the contractor or the Federal Housing Administration to tin something NOW to help the lots." This may get the crin- Winter rings S pposes commented. Knowles said Austin has oeen 0 P '-'----. - trying to remedy the drainage problem "with a tractor By MAhtl(JN IIETIIIA can do with his water an(I sewer tian,, of the 'ounty Cornoup.de.grace as contended"wore toil r,nre operator The anti own his rtIL'sI&ni b.ica( a twii,-ve to ilrtiwri ri4hLs rat the i-.1lie thi' "''t , .L., '",'-'OL e - 's's II -WINTER SPRING S --- City noting, • - It the county can by the wayside. If the county said 1ue54ty other methods of h'rii'iiian went on to c(Jfltt'n(l iiirirtion of the council.'' Freeman stressed that for the regulate ar and water pollution takes over they must have a easing the rrnrnc flooding ,ir' Council, last night, voiced the county has no experience in vehement objection to a operating utility systems and pt five years tie has been in this town by adopting a trained man FvMone in the beir.g undertaken. resolution by the County therefore could not tell the touting cooperation with the resolution, what's to stop them county is overworked. Experts Last week on city camCommission governing air and lIiIimti('EplLtities how to govern county inso far as annexation, for adopting a resolution to are better nhtained by the mission instruction Knowles water pollution control. zoning, ,inci land development is handle the finances in the state." tile systent.s, wrote the FHA questioning the Mayor Granville Brown cinccrned arnl also as to county town" Mayor Brown saitithe subject federal agency's "apparent Freciii-in rel'ited the T explained the Issue as the fact cen- arid city roads, ''But," Fre'errurn concurred, stating will be discussed at tonight'; indifference" to drainage resolution is simila r to i' th e county had passed the Freeman said, "I am not sure' that it would be easy to say the meeting of 'CAI.NO, and problems in San Lint-a subrship situation 'in (Pitt the re;: IuLon based on the fact that makes decisions the' best interests of the citizen s city did not have an adequate that CAI.NO has passed a division and asked ,what steps '' Pollution Control Officer als si ll be served by giving up the fire department and for the resolution objecting FHA will take to we the o determines "which city Langley Adair Pius been Li pinherent tote governing county to assume control, sti'eriousiy." "I'm sue" property has adequate r ow wsu nd which cit won't pointed by the state to ' '° body of the city," Continuing, Mayor Brown solicited Mayor Brown said, "the paper drainage. Knowles called an represent Seminole County, Councilman Tray Piland he said, 'If someone calls a i-timmenLs on the issue from will report the council of Winter Orlando FIIA official'; reaction giving the county full control of injected that what the councilman he will get more new council-elect members, Springs objects to the or lack of action 'outsanding air and water pollution control resolution says, in effect, is that attention than if he calls and the most vehement was resolution I'll be in Sanford on in its abacnce whether a city is incorporated the growth of the city Will be someone in Sanford." that of Clifford Jordan who Thursday to object again." determined by the County or not. The issue was listed on the Commission and not the City county agenda for public Council. hearing last night, but Mayor Freeman, mentioned that tl Brown siad lie could not appear resolution its proposed, is N 0 to voi ce an objection since th e "bland and hariiilesa, there is agenda was only received by no way to object to it. It is in the the city at noon yesterday, application where the rub lies." . City Attorney Thomas Freeman also noted tba the Freeman explained uI e city stil l ha ramifications of Uie resolution, recourse with the state tppruv:iI of a grant-in.aucI for noting that It will regulate "i'"°" Of the ..Utamrnnc development in the city, since pollution control agency, the Ity MA R ION Brown to dispell rumors that questioned as to why, if the no developer can pursue his state can relinquish its control.; ormmg hLi Springs sewage treatment plant the cheif "might not be reap- chief were not pe interests without water and to the county officer. "I don't u received by the city prior to %VIN'fl"fl SPRINGS Police pointed next yar" duties properly, the council wis think anyon e who rea ds the e Dec. 31 deadline from th sewer se rvice. These services, Chief Walter Bachelor i s Mayor Brown, however, not told. ednews ers can not be ava ile lab 1972 funds, according he said, are typically provid "kitI)ut" as far as being replied, "that is correct for a Mayor Brown injected, "I cognizant ofthe tact that th e report m the US. Enby municipalities. reappointed to his post for th e number of reasons." dktn'( say he had done anything Ideas of the city and county are next year. This bombshell was 0umtt. ProteeJon Agency Now, Freeman explained, flie Howell queried as to why wrong." Row.'Il then i' rnvirivi' i 'i " ' g • o R ORLO -! Ptr" I A.7 1 !A .e U_I Commissioners decided to wait until their January 8 meeting to authorize use of restored docks on pier A in the west basin of the city-owned marina. Knowles said the docks could be used now even though t.OU(h lip work on the electrical Installation and repairs to two defective floating concrete (lock units are yet to be made. 301) N. French . - - - U 1 1 . . '- p E'.- -' 4 nmmff--L- I SANFOIII) CITY attorney William Hutchison displays engraved plaque presented by City Commission denoting his 17 years service to tit(h(' munici pality. Shown also are COfliIiiiSsiulfl'i's munieqxiliLy. John Morris, ,.- enter, and A. A. McClanahan, right, (Bob Lloyd Photo) DALE CARNEGIE Course Speaking -- — Human Relations Memory Training — - Self Selling Class Now Forming In Sanford FOR INFORMATION CALL GARY THARP 647-0096 (No Toll) k 1.04_ 11 A I case. wan SHEETS RENT A Brand New NCR ELECTRIC Ahling Maeliiiie . ,_ I USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES , 5C EACH I /I )** .9 . $10 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They ills? Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED wi,rH STAPLFG'JN a month 'utsd apply rental toward vurehat NCR 1 4950 Use Y uur Ilank%mcnti'aril or Mt.irr Char g e. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING sl's ~/ ~~ ,Y'-.--.#) .12 101,0 lOS P.10W OtiAP.00 •(*. _-'7!~ Ph.st.,. O,l.Ad. 241.3431 Lot. County 3836566 '.-' georgo Stuart, - rflESNTED BY FLORIDA INSTITUTII, INC. Stan Whit latch, Associate Sponsor - ALUMINUM for Your Ideas — Overcome Worry and Tension irrath 322-2611 or 831-9993 '1A II t I _ ew i~ , UlttvrI '".' Ei!!_11I, Route Carriers Now Being Taken-Apply At 1 rf " - ' Applications For Motor 0 1,1 - T't1I I I NI r - I c11fl Z. t:' Ii._-11 I Ni %,t1Utii r A gain Rowell injected, "Then Mak ing the announcement was Jack F Itivan regional ad its true )uu re not goui, mimstratur (ruin the Atlanta reappoint Chief Bachelor ire you going to make a of fice. (M Lhe eraflLi given, AILi'Litement as to the reason" monte s was exceeded in sin.' Mayor Brown think only by those awarded to tin entitled to the courtesy 'ti'Y "ic prerogative Lf appointing Gainesville. Orange County and Jiek.sonvtlle The".,or th e)ring. )" r-\ '.hom I choose Uti of 1iitLand The issue concluded with the I also ianted some S44,750. L_.._ comment by Rowell that it is his hope that the new council, to be t)eev South irisLelleti ne.xt Monday. will I I a. Hawaii, nut I" I onsider the issue; that hd c I a i in the southernanust Bachelor been guilty Of i point of land in the United '.'.reng.doing council would Ka Lac. or South have instigated an in. States vestigauun, but this was not the Cape, on the island of ha' C ' 1 1 I1 . reason." ,I I I I !IIE1L I j IiIädiiig.i 1 1 Li - Confidence 0 Late Aid Commission is sometimes 180 degrees out as dropped at last night's meeting council was not told the reason questioned if the reason for Amount of the award was regulating the municipal utility far as to interests, Freeman of City Council by retiring for Bachelor's dismissal, and Cheif Bachelor's dismissal was said. S3,40 EPA arched system through this act, which Councilman Charles Howell Mayor Brown contended that it the Fact that he did not live to ta l o f 36 new grants and LI he concluded, may or may not "The problem, "Freeman who appeared last night is nis prerogative as the city's withir the city limits, which r'int su Iem.'n to Florida be good. said, "lsdoyou want the countv following a nabsence since his chief executive to appoint hadbeenasubjectcicontentiun v mntal U b the "However," Freeman to have authority of the water dcfeat for reelection after whomever he chases to an in recent months. ole atilirie 'otis l of feral funds quip pe d, "I don't think Mayor and sewer system of Winter serving eight years on council. appointive Mayor Brown remarked, xuntivu post. i allocate d for the const.rucUon of Swofford will want Greg Springs?" Piland maintained At the close of the meeting. Howell, still adamant as a 'That could be one of the wastewater treatment facilities Drummond telling hint what he' ''1 don't like to place in the Ito'. 'dl asked Ma or Granville supporter of the chief, reasons, but it is not the main in Florida was $59.2 million. Effective VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO AGNEW will be sitting pretty In 1973. His birth-chart bears all the earmarks of a future president; we can't escape the feeling that Agnew was the real winner in the 1972 electinnc e eceiVes County ('oriunissioriers instructed Knowles to notify county sanitarian Val Bobbins of Mrs. Joy Cotton's complaint of raw sewage flow from septic tanks in a "pocket" adjoining the city limits on South Palmetto Avenue. Mrs. Cotton, 2823 S. Palmetto, told commissioners it would be a "sin and disgrace" if the pocket where migrant labor "shacks" are located is taken into the city under legislation the city has requested of the Seminole delegation. "I live next door, Just inside the city," she said, "and I challenge each commissioner to ride by and inspect this situation." PttJIlIC IlfC fighting hc akl abe twllv ~ ca the ann?xat ion of the "pockets" is they know the city will make them clean UI) the mess. 'l'la- re:.nh'nt also complained of impassable conditions on the dirt city street leading to her house. Commissioners instruckd Knowles to look into the street situation. An Astrologer Looks At 1973 Chl ~ D - Comznis.stoners heard a report from Knowles that the county's idea of furnishing countywide dog control, Including inside municipalities, "seems to be the most logical ap. proach." The Commission authorized commissioner A. A. McClanahan to work as liason man with the county on the proposal after he volunteered for the duty. Commissioner Gordon Meyer said he's agreeable to such a plan with the county getting dog license fees collected from city residents. Knowles said first estimates by the county for countywide (log control were about $40,000. Apparently the deficit not collected in dog license fees would be made up by taxing property owners, he said. Knowles said in "best years" the city of Sanford had collected only $500 in dog license fees. Last year the amount dropped to $83, according to Mcclanahan. The city presently has one dog warden. His bddget including salary and a new truck Is $7,000. I b Altamonte t m ent For Po liece Resident Complains On "Shacks" "Don't mind Daddy, he's onto Hindu mysfjcjM," =- . . -- NIA, IM - ----- -- Jr' :J!f.... i -. Restored Docks Use Delayed to ' ' ' ità5uii ELIZABETH TAYLOR faces a year whi'± may divorce her from sonwone-or something-abe has held dear. Her behavior could become erratic and unconventional as her sun touches off a potentially explosive area of her horoscope. rL -' ; ' ' -.*X- - lw . . - -. McClanahan Volunteers The incident, in which two passing busmen were killed was Eire's first shocked taste of what the people of the north have suffered for the last three years, and the opposition Fine Gael Party immediately dropped its counterarnc'ndrncnt and voted for the new powers. PRESIDENT NIXON will have only a short time to savor his landslide election victory before problems press in again. His Metcury planet will keep Mr. Nixon In tune with the emotions of the ele> tate. He nay exi'rience digestive ailn nts in 1073. His p1 tiical &1tety is ath. under a cloud. A' the Unit of inauguration. Jupiter turns the ceremony Into s coronation. This man loves surprises; under the prodding of his stars, he will make some startling annOuncements ' ' -: Commission received an opinion from State Attorney General Robert Shevin saying since the city has abolished its municipal court under Article Five, Judicial Revision, the police chief and city clerk can no longer issue arrest warranLs for offenses under municipal ordinances authorized by the city charter. Shevin said it is obvious that the charter authority to the City Clerk to issue warrants was granted to him in his capacity as Clerk of Municipal Court and not as City Clerk. "It necessarily follows," Shevin said, "that when the municipal court was abolished (Jan. 1), the offices of municipal Judge and clerk of the court and executive officer of the court i the police chief) were abolished also, along with the right to exercise the powers Formerly exercised by such officials in those capacities." In The Stars By HERB STANTON Copley News Service Astrology is a superb tool. Used wisely, it can help us understand one r'other. It can also be used to i-edict events well before they I'4%Dpt,1. Amv.ig predictions by this writer which time trut in 1972 wetit the reelection of Richard Nixon, the death of the duke of Windsor, serious illness for Lyndon Johnson and ir 81functions on Apollo 17... Let's consider the prospect before us In 1973, with the stars as our guides... - tio Ann SeczkoM,kl Lake Monroe NIlIi; ?- City Cannot Issue Warrants 37? 570i Casselberry Tanglewood . I. 831 6975 Bear Lake Forest City - -: - ______ ____ (&f ___ Irt' not considered classified employes and are excluded from the benefits provided by inc city's Civil Service Act. l'he city is submitting the request for legislation to the local delegation. No date has been set for delegation public hearings on proposed legislation to be Introduced in the next sessien of the legislature. this small sacrifice to help others. Our hospitals now need seven million pints of blood a year, says Dr. Robert Iingdell. president of the AABH 'The need is as great in January as in any o th er month, but holidays, illnesses ati, sometimes the weath. yr, keep many donors away If during the ;nonth only a few inore ericans will donate a pint, shortagcs which often have marked Januarynot will be repeated." BER1'S - I ('tutunissioners voted to request the Seminole legislative delegation to introduce local legislation requested by the city's Civil Service Board. The bill, yet to be drafted, will broaden the civil service 1 coverage to include unskilled laborers. City Manager Warren Knowles sni this is considered to be "more equitable" and should be considered In light of growing unionization of municipal employes in Florida. . i, ' ',t I IIENDIN ihe triitiun.il season of gift giving is over. Unfortunately now too few will think of giving a gift that costs nothing. but may in-an everything to some fellow human being. It is the gift of a pint of blood, the precious life fluid that is closer in composition to sea water than any other substance To remind potential blood donors, however . January has been proclaimed the annual National Volunteer Blood Donor Month. - , - Civil Service Legislation It's Blood Donor Month--- Easy Gift By T , - '• . , -'• - C _%owl- . , - A 'I : - Sanford city commissioners have been told the city has enough mone> available to construct the $260,000 "Big Inch" sewer interceptor main from Lake Monroe through the Goldsboro community to a point north of West 25th Street utill;ing an out railroad right-of-way. But commissloners dchiyed tr,y tion c -dvcrti fr bids, until 91et Mendny'! regular meeting In hopes a snag preventing acceptance by I ie U.S. Department of housing and Urban Development for federal funding participation in the project may be cleared. The 24 inch diameter "Big Inch" will serve over 5,600 dwelling units under construction or planned in developmenls in the city's southwestsector. The HUD 'Snag developed when it was revealed the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, which is to do the environmental impact study required with the federal funds application isn't certified by DUD to make the study. The Councils application for re-certificatIon is lodged in a bureaucratic man' of red tape, according to city officials and no date has been a(lvanc'ed for certification . The city has told developers (Pit' "Big htig Inch'' %% ill h e complete by June. '' "r.j .',. : I ' - By BOB IJAPt'I) '. -' 4'.'i&' i '.1 I it i. 5- 0 . - - t.-'~~i hj&~,^:. i 3 - . ' . M _ '' ". -WI ~;.~C! .' — ' 'N i'I - 11 . L -- Sanford Council Actions From Aff luence, 'Let George Do It" New Stage Reached In Vietnam Parley - - Thr' cnfnrrl hfr'rikf Political Notebook Editorial Comment - --- - '; --- Cot.. 6371242 - Dotwt. I..cS, 253202 1w!k Ir..o,d 262.4$'6 - Tii,,.Ii. 2676859 Xhr Ointifilrb firralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-261I �BA—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 3, !973 Bumper Arguments 'Ironed Out' n Signs ty Personality tiu'nIc had rt'ce'rvietjr,sq whit 0 rt''tiir'''i ci;f' titter' Ire qe 1JJ1nR In the "rlgirismi agreement tirought befoTe the ø'rrifnoIe (citirity Itorotird, the terminology indicated that the ''ern,ntIe ill hi'' ,ikeel to pledge' the" brine nrrrtied through gasoline taxes to defray pneisltsfr operating Insu's Marsee change") Chest VflrtlIflg to remici roiintips ''May be requested" it, the's.' hinds 'flits does not obligate pIedinsi. henwe'v'r Also lf,,iitr'el by the change's, are the powers of " -preecway ,oitbocfty l'rrrvisionx were Iro"hufrd to rr'iaafr By ANN Sifl'7,KOWSKI B LEE GRANT "Wheri Guns Are Outlawed, i -Revive Fertility Rites" i ani Abolisi Outlaws Will Have Guns" had societal trends Marriage" i short hair. ANGELES — Let's playEverywhere you look thiew i. The comment on rehgic ,fit bumper sticker game days, It seems, there are '"God is WatehrngSo Give Urn Cneck Lht' message on the car bumper stickers tn tell you for A Good Show") and revelatini it. front — 'Makv hive, Not whorr. U vote and in what it, be. ("God is An Atheist" i The 11, ar,' "America. hiwc It Or heve The's' stuns pridi....Jamul are irreverent "Jesus S.nvr . 'l'ti.' It i 4 ''tints t'.'ltlfeie agreement tint he'eii eigiieti now ii all Itit et' t'i'iiiiti,' ' in volveti following the' action (if liii' Se'in mole Counts- lictar ii of i ',,,iinsieqic,nprq on Ttu'sdu; s' ( to the' ri',tu,it,ie'n.liilion of A s,qkta ott 'tionty Att orney 1 ?einrce's' %% ho 'iiif 1 11111 11111 al l!111 110,111 41 nps$rit the' i'rfpinøl agreement [tail lw','ti fist the most part" ironed out Agiee'iiie'iit by alit tire',' conolirq was nece emni y lit ci, tier lest the conq1tuction eel the sr.iwsee(l If(I itillifon dollar (apk !'.e St'rvirr . 0 , . i i.,cavc it," "Have if Nice Day" Swing s", . sarcasm "Save Green Stamps" i, irreIear. and create a mental picture Water, ha the With A Fr*end"i, "If I Follow You Home, Wil n the driver, intellect "Spinozii Eats You Keep Me"") and inconsis jat, hi' z.s'tw' Minds, :'.ti "j.,raft cot 4* puhtics ;ffld, of course, you were right firer, Not Mei', racial War". T Many comment on perrti guy with the "Vietnam troubles and commcntariei : JVf' I! Or Leave It" sticker '! Plaid Power" i, nostalgia ties "Ronald Reagan E;t in hair. The man with the "Peter, Lorre Lives" i sex Peanut Rutter" or "Ratrna. I tiny ilicnitt's whO-- ti mnilght aries', ('reuntips may withdraw cinder the new rigree"rnent anel there are now provisions for ?er,njnmjt'nn (of the agreement flie' purpose of this prnepoc.t1 tw'lthine Is to ease some if flee' Interstate' I congestion arnitind the City of (fl'Iando. 'TI'" r",ite' will shirt the i'Inwntnwn Orlando area and insure -rneiottw'r flow of tra ffic Se'nilre;.ie ('niunty ('onnemniesinners adopted an Air arid Wtstc'r l'oilution ('rintrol (lrrbnarw-p Tuesday. Ae'rneveling ft. tw'l Ill to' to lsreu','eel Semi nest.' and I e'e oln Comity govern. ' -- , Search Fails To Recover Sunken Boat 4 . '-TCA011 A Junkv", some poke a morals and mores "Appk ! Makes Yov Sterfl" or "Ma" Needs Slve"i, others shw opurrusm I "Smile. Jesus Ikvv! 00t - 1 arc Off- or "Take A Deep Breitt. it 6ARN IA'tl.0It OP q 7 e" pschiatr at the Uniersit -' ' ajS~S LOVES YOU jnz Vi A NICI Uff ' -. - PL ASSISTANT C OVN TY attorney how a rd \larsee, second from right , points out section of new counts' pollution con trol ordinance to IMngwt'it)d ma'oi'-cket Kugene Jaques outside counts' Commission cha mher 1"uesdav night Sanford city commissioners John Morris, left, and G o rdon.\te'i-'r 1Id 1iil't' JSt",'" rinht bumper sticker, says r is kind of stmilw li one might dress, or in what (1f if condition one kpepft hu ct "All,' he said, "art tensions of ourselves Tt who put bumper stickers -- D!!T' OLD MAN -- ,,, !'T•S fit \lrC',ovcrrt, fir 1n;anir Spoci: and John Schmitz li ft : ficAidin printed stickers pr and con f or most of the propose tons. and for tt. iiia;unit n tit, ,uulidute's or, the ballot employes, the Last t.'' months, were required full tins' Ii, turit out flit' stickers '"l"tlLc is it smart wa it, • 11% BOB I.1A)'1l of Sanford apparently has M tract. ipened the door for possible The Condev tract is roughly anunt'xation to the west and shaped like a big "seven" southwest of the college of 10 extending to the railroad on the acres under contract to two west, Jumping Country Club developers-113M Construction Road and extending down the Co., Inc. and l'ondev (2or- east side of the road to a point north of State Road 477, poratuon. aliIornuj students who fount: that one bumper sticker or nn -at which traveL' thi trtpwttv 11, the morMIJIL an am-half cents sticker," says Fein: iv:.. "that's is good lnvestmtsn: Diet Delight iii lv'''t.rr traditior, n' ti.irr ruuiin is ueuu, uo yOL V. non: ttLil!U1ttesø i.t"L' 'ufl!LseVitt. . No' e'vervt,ott tha: is fat can the: aw the extra pounds. It Just V' flIt I t'tiriit tiff bonn' people So Mrs Joyce Fubrt'y of Nev York Ctt is trying to do something to tit'lp the fatties who can't sweni Iv take it off Mrs Fabre% wants to give futoes a feelrni of self. if tit't belief in theniselves, To achieve this i'iiul. She siis's, you must uiiitji: iii' world of t'unninsr'e whicli i*dvcrtisei, that tat is fluit the beat women art' rwt 'hun and rich." •'tm. Si' Mrs F'aLirt' t!fli tv work arid urgaiii,zed wiuti Ellie calls the' National Association to Aid I at Anierit-uns NAAI"AI. Site NASA, the acronvn4 for the' !'ntioniiI Aerona utics and It still thrives in Sacrarne'nn Space' Administration, though then' is no comwctmn, because all the' astronauts aireath art' thin Who ever heard of if fat The practitioners of thought-tt.-t*-lost art are Mr Ella lSovct' and her ham: Good Sannarititmis The's al Sitane ant: I tipa is . I on weekends, ever sir" Iti'yt'e' started witl :n. rundown home' of It mit" -: neighbor back in May, 1971 e' art' trying to estat'i the old barm.-riiisinj ronr'e'p: PetiPit' hesipimig 11 11 going through govermns-i agencies," she' explain '\llierIcaIis t)ut' Iu.sve Just as gtnxt if ctuirit."t' to make it as 'old skin and tiOflVs So you think that great old - -----.- 'i - ''Installation of the 'Big Inch' M'V.t'l' Interceptor ;ould be a iT'LStiill utility mains across the college property to link with existing city mains along ti S. - 192,'' Commissioner A. - ' was adopted Sanlierel city r 'irlIltel ;Isere''r th'-tr •p -r i. c.'sciofl Tuesday night, voted to voice displeasure to county cornmmiissmoners on the pollution control ordinance and named commissioner Js,tta"Iarris as spokesman. Morris mirf c - camnmni,ssioners Gordon Meyer, Julian Stenistrommu and A. A. Mc(,lanahan reached the courthouse too late to prote'sVThc' (iuinty ('oromission had alre:id) adop ted tilt- ordinance. ' - in The Sanford leaders disc ussed the ordinance with a%sistant county attorney linward Malr."e in the hallway outside the county commission chamber. Morrii expi- mied fear the ordmance is only the fir3t step - one-half inde north of Sit 4:16) fit over the long holid.ay break. tile Forest Cilv. wits estimated at schtool was broken into an(] it S 1.0()C6 tape recorder, valued at $32.95, iiiissione'rs authorized Knowles Three envelopes, containing it along with miscellaneous to continue netotIatiuns itli total of $816.83, were taken from paper, pencils mind pens, McClanahan commented, for a new f ire station Site. 'This is getting a little bit far. Access to thi.' property on t'ht'rokett Circle' would have to flung." (of county encroachment (ifl Seminole cities. ''I can see it leading to county inspection of a city's strect_c and building department. I can see this opening the (hwr," Morris said. Park Groundbreaking Set esuld serve the' I hidden Like firm':; 162 lot mobile home' park Un' developers have to say. Knowles said ('ondev officials and Carriage Cove pl;emme'cI unit in tb' I';urrEmie Cove" Pt) D, irific'ated the)' plan Ire build dcvelsepnicnts timid the sector of oti11i f AIrIX)rt Botik'vtirtl and east of U. S. 17.92, single family homes of up to Sanford south of 27th Street. ""The proposed sale is our pa ren t corporation," New by said. 'It won't have' any ad. ' Altamonte Delays verse effect on our Sanford plans." 'I'tie proposed acquisition of I 'relus Development ("or. ;instio It), Iknnar Corporation (oris.r:ctie.ri Awarding of the long awaited contract For site equipment for the recreational area of the city's new civic center is again held in limbo by action Tuesday of City Council, Several months ago the city received it grant totaling ::pfor proxirnatel> $125,000 rccrcatior.al and as announced today by I -eimimirrl Miller, chairman and for $26, 191 (-stimatu A ;s $185,458. City Engineer William Pains reported on the' bids, nustU' they included site equium'mit, paving and drainage, w;ster muriel sewer systeiiis, recreational facilities and fencing. Excluded ea Ar Deaths I;L:(;ENI: WATSON .scmsping. Pmiliii reported park Paving Cisiripteny's Eugene 5 Gene i) M ictumu'l W;ston, 20, of Smmmi'Mu Trailer Orange Park died early Monday at hid ttd Drug Raid In 12 r development and is to provide matching funds. Deadline for 15,000 thiar, lower th&' for lit ii'." ''i'l multi (Iti;m in any IMeu'tmumut are exterior lighting titurl Lumd- Orange Memorial Hospital. lie ;is a native of New York City engineering est imate tumul and himmd lived Ili Sanford For the the grant is June 30, recomrmtns;inmded the contract be' least three weeks, moving hen' Although nine bidders were awarded to the firm. Estimatedfreon I )t'Ilary, lie' was ('ntholk' invited, only two subniiittcd bids e'oimulmle-tlon time the project and at time of his death was the equipment, orange is Five ttiunsths "iisplrayt'd by Karl lA'tfk'r and ' ,, aving Company for $179,859 Paving myor Lcwr.'muce Swofford, Sons of l4mIgweNI as It heavy and P. 14. S Consolidated distressed over council's eq .impmzn'nt operator. vac- illation, sem'ri.'d sever leIne Survivors include Isis w lie, the grant before the ,Inmii' Mrs. Victoria Jean Watson deadline for &'xpe'mm(lmmlg the daughter, Miss Katherine (ujid.'., lie cacietusceleel all council E leanor it'anior Watson,both of samuhsmas done' is - - look at plans and ford, mother, Mrs. Elt'a nuor apprthe:iued. Agents ret-overed seas jailed under it $500 bond on talk." Four people we're arrested in W,st.seemi of Cliff-tide Park, N. J. ma raid on a Winter Springs various paraphernalia, along charges of possession of Palms emivisionied no dill ie'uilty lather, Eisgenit- M Watson; two residence last night, on charges with a samiiple of a substance marijuana (leas than five, Ih t- 'aicpkti,sg the work Ili I On utha', s, Joseph s,id Amithiony nticimuihss, but Mayor Sw of lord believed to be I,Sf), ranging from posssion of grazns. Watson, both of ('lilfsiele Park; Stsirmni Karen Posner, 20, who "piiii'el the' ills could travi.' narcotic paraphernalia to Three of the suspects listed grandparents, Mr mcmiii Mrs. possession of mnarijuaria i less their residence as 241 North listed her residence as the- requested mle'ere' thimmil (tie ,Jainic's (arhe,, Ciillside Park, Fdernnn Street , the hoips' that Women's f)ornnitory, Itollins original lund'. iii the' lain' whit-h th,n ti'c grar'" Gratiikow Funeral hlonue imu was raided. They are Carlos College, Winter Park, was also Ill's elapsed. ' - I'm tIisiiiuiscintc'd charge of mmrrangmiientsc. The combined vice squads of Enrique Rodriquez, 23; arrested in the raid and at the delmmy," Mayor Swofford - Dreyfus I)eve!opmnent is Fronting on the Old Orlando Prumslmti'lly a residential builder I litew as - By MARION ml'IIEA SIDNEY '1 LILEN JR was elected Seminole ('ountv Commission chairman at Tuesday's cammission organizational meeting. Vihlen was nominated by Commissioner Dick Williams for the post after Greg Drummond, chairman, did not seek re-election. John Kim brough. veteran commissioner, was nominated by Mike Uattawav, freshman on the board to serve as vice commission chairman. Commission apxiintmcnts to various hoards were delayed until next week. Ann Sieczkowsk I Photo ) I V Ai 1 ' ,- ,.,.ie at' o'diwince, ni mini to art against is municipality." Marci-.' strew"I 'The State deals with the enforcement t ithin rrninilrtpahities ,hii('(ltIPS expressed sausfmictinn with this arrangement. On motion o i 'otnini ccjon.'r John K imhrraii'h the ordinance valued the S-emuiinole ('ouimuty SC1ItMII a desk drawer at the Phillips 66 at over $14, taken, according to fitiarti for prei;wrty in the north. Station. 2111 East Ilighwuuy 436, Patroltiian Joe Dillard. A. west corner of Sunland Estates -- r Iv- the office of thin' County-State' Pollution officer. I,ariley ' Bradshaw is investigating it Mmmd.' F'orne'lI, 112 Oakland complaint by If. S. Thomas, A c'nue, Sanford, told Deputy superintendent of Ewell Con- Ikauig Juttu that someone tiink it truct ion Company of girls bicycle, valued at $96.&0. Lakeland, that a bulldozer was Sanford Police' tire' in driven intei a lake over th.' long vestigmitlmug ii break-in at holiday weekend, Crooiiis High School, 1,211(1 squ.sri' fret in the' $20,000 I ):smli;Igc' to the bulldozer, the discovered when classes to $21,000 price range, hiM largest of several oil it JOL)Site resumed 't'ut'silay Some flint' R ecreation \ people V ef:Ij1 '' ' I':nuitinut'er's - - '- ' ' ' niotl Mrs - informed that all permit requests must tee channeled through ,. Ttiis is at, aggregulitu tsoust'wivi' arid tctsn-agrr which has been helping peo;iit ' , l)e'ioit' ('Iarc'nce Sisiitli was theft (If mill air conditioner, ,uuiiiiiissriee1 tee (ha' area shcsrtiv valued at $5(1, freon is Is'fcir&' .111 Iii Tuesday after a strm'tinn site in I 'misseltwrry. caller t'eporteel his thee' Sheriff's I Ion Ilolhing of Ihiko ('on. Department that a boat, strurtlon Company. Winter issibly with it maui in it, sank l'ark, told Ilaginnl wire's w.'r.' ..._.,..,_,.i,.• cut to i t'snove the' cu r i- ceoI )e'puitit's .'lilt Rr;intle'v andditionie'r. Mary E. Abtinett !i2.1 Tnuiuiiani George Urmicistnuw, in tillSheriff's I It aarttiiu'fl( rescue Street, Sanford, (raId ile'putie's ts.it, returned to the area early that somt'onc' entered her tssdms' About 10:30 they ,- esidetice and removed a rI'Iin)rt('di that a jacket was lisomu'y batik containing about recovered From (hut' lake, 30 cash. -_ Calif astronaut' At iin rate, Mrs Fubre". prett portf tit''self, sos's the nation should stop ''ttiinkin thin and just ttiinl. of people us pt'upk. not whether they're fat t'r sliiin. }i. organization is tie' cli ca ted It , tiring 1ni Americans around to this kind of thinking and to persuade ft ' the' Ilagooti also) reported :ci,(i mien nrpr.rete areas of iii.' County. Certain of the State laws and wl nnlnuistruitive regulations are' incorporated in the ne'ct ckit'iinse'nt providing penalitles for violations, which according to the ordinance, will ct;nstUute a misdemeanor, Marsee explained that a violation within a municipality is uI('tunhIy a ctis U' violation, while a violation in the iininerirporati'd iIrP'l is against the County and State. The ordinance mean.s that the ('ounty allows Adair In art In hehitli of its.' State in enforcing th" regulations. Eugene Jacques of Issngwrx4 Council was present and asked atsnit the pr(w'edlure for acquiring permits. lie as __ Fat Can Be Beautiful, Too i1 ritA!,I, MAC 11Mfl1,ft (opIr, %e Ser ire ,, i. ;eiitte'ri, ii in 0'.to tie'' ciniro I' ciii I'a,k, 'tatoi., iis.irosg.'t 'I'he'odnre II I sng bit) Deputy c c'eirgc' Ilagooti. I ioig sitici the' money was apparently taken by forcing es;s'n the drawer while he was outside' wait lug on a c'ustotu icr. i Comm ssioners, hiwe'er, Knowles said both RJM and Mct'lanatuanu made the' he gained from U. S. 17.92 by City rejected by a 3-2 vote the Cnndev want SR-1 u single rejection motion and was joined constructing a road along it clt'velopt'rs' requests "at this famiI dwelling with minimum by the votes of Moore and section line in the I)ro;R)sed alignti'ent for the Like Mary them 900 square feels zoning and city e'omninissioner Gordon Meyer time'' calling I5r01X)$45(I $12 million sale of president of I.t'nnar, and with operations in }"TrenueL-e, Ili tut'fl.'Oofl Four InterBoulevard extension. Knowles its said not feasible' of Sanford water and sewer premature.'' Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio. national I .td. of Sanford has 17 said ttiu' fire Dreyfus Development CorJerome S. hard)', president of M i'lmunahan For Sanford to try to provide i- rvice City manager Warren It is the Dreyfus Corp's acres of the PUt) planned for city services to the tracts such station site would be' Ili tOt' Iseration will have 'only it good th&' Dreyfus Corporation. Enc,e k's said he's told the' When questioned by Mayor The acquisition Is subject to mm wholly owned real estate effect'' ' oil it Dreyfus subuneimuwre,'ial us along U S. 17. i 3,0(x) as fire and police protection center of an area developers twice he won't Lee Moore, Knowles said Unit definitive' agreement and the subsidiary. sidimmry 's Planned "1 and .\trpert Boulevard, recommend the annexation availabilityy of cit services to because "its ton far out'' and existing or planned home's. acapproval of both companies. In mid-December Dreyfus in Sanford, the city Development Knowles revealded be'e'ause 'its too far out.'' the tracts' %ould be ''six to because of difficulties that .-' - wv also tims mcmi annexation petition cording to Martin Newby of Both men said it will be for it Interstate Development took would be encountered getting The B J M Construction twelve months at the earLest." cash purchase price of $12 title to the 280 acres Imimi Sarasota, "Carriage A40HUMENT CO.* from owners of it tract of northeast corner is tract's northeast an ''Its engineering quick access to the area, possible Cove" PUt) in Sanford. The Newby, manager of Dreyfus Million, subject to Commissioners John Morris on the cast side of the Old ill terutigu'us to the college question," he said, aving same day Dreyfus sold the and Julian Stenstrorn voted Orlando highway across from Interstate I)evelopmnent, said auditing acljustnucnts, IAtIUiitF tract, le is a today Miami-based ss the 87 acre's slated _________________________ groundbreaking is against the rejection muotion Sunland Esttmtt's, be seen b,. at least 5,00(f wrhow Ili If single this : pr'pert 's southwest corner on Rroadiieoor St., Lake Mary. In r ' - -- here anti the *,;till their homes would be Ili (lie Petition by Seminole Junior turn the Condev Tract's nor. necessity Trustees for annexing theast corner is contigious to developers would have to get $30.(M class. he k o.lcge lit other action city Coln. permissicon from the college to the cit\ the southwest corner of the 13 J the coBege property by Feinstein sa ys 'HAVE A NICE DAY '' This and tttbt'i bumper sticker siogarw are taking the country by storm The sort of stickers shown above can be seen by the thousand on today! highways and freeways. .. ..... College An nexati on To Bring More Acres . ' - 1wll,ut0n within Se'tninolp County. It creates it Sernin&. 'loioty section of the State Department of Pollution Control -.% lilt IJsngle%' Affair, ('rnint' Pollution ('rentrnl (iffirer, aie.';''l 4 tie.' -''rreire'l'' if ten , anrival ru;ii'. u a • - .\cctctmu;t County Attorney Howard Marsee, this nrdinarw- " "ri - sc Ic-el umok'r the I knrsc' hue Power of the County, relates 11, the prevention, re',',islation and rontrr-,i of air and water ('on- rcir5 ?1ii!t' itt1 h' 01 t exhibitionistic Meanwhile. in downtowr 1.oi, ^owvles, David Jn.ctelT sit' ierund hL' desk tit the Alum' Co.. ref'k'rtini on i' aMi joili -- reached courthouse too L itt, to protest passage of the ordinance'. Mar'st'e said tinch',' fit(. (ii'dma nec the county poiltil tutu control clt'pa tt It' and mitake" uscut vill act as an arm of the Sta te rol ,., lzt'ticv reports to the State I ol hit ion Cont nil which will enforce lppIR'ahle state laws u ,; I.; .,.. - . "se l"•• '!"'.' L I k'pi.itit's ri'c'eevi'recl it Jacket from I .ake Harney (fits tourwhile dragging In an .'irems " lie'rc' ml hesid repe'rte'eilv %oient iIso ml Tuesda % afte'rnuon, according to Sheriff .lulin Polk. bumper stickers art. ii badoi I I's a presentation ofsell in 1:In of an indirect but open w What they're saying is. 'Hen Wndnc'cdny, inn. 3, 19 / 3 -) fl Beltlliie Agreement Stickers Cou Show The Sonford He'rkI aFt' liii h)l'0tt'SSlOt) thought ill ness, uiidem'st and u mug, and pt'I'somia I concern I ,'a in kuw bel ieves . WI in these qualities, and thue'' make h i s t'sp-t't'itll to t'veu'v e'otiito!tuil', family Winter S-ori nric deadline - ' the Sheriff's Department and Anselimso Santos Go4tnho, 28, charged with possessions of the Sanford Police I)rpartiuserit, arc'J Jaunt' liariwn Ilaldovtnuua, narcotic parmmphiern;ulia, with is tkU'' t1i -.-', C.eorge M.sbgy, 22. $5,000 bond J' tin '/,:fj):, lie Ktuukler and In other arrests, TrcioperP.C. — - - SEMiNOLE ' ',-'1 UNTi"S Gifted ('hiki program participatei in various field trips Exploring the Science Library at Rollins College art' Marrianrie May, English Esthtes School; Michelle Sheffied, Mendi Voska, Vickie Apgar, all from Longwood; Lee Evans, Jean Bell. Michelle Painter, Lawton. Teachers are Mrs. J. Stuart. and Mrs. K Stratton 'Ann Riley Photo I. Vi .[liiiti Ci. .,n'Jer of t,he .'.tressed. lit' then mentioned thilt lii.' city diet's riot ''have tile' mlc(JtR'y to .sls'mieI to award the e'omitriot," ltodrt'guez, a student at Wright of tIns Florida Highway Council turned their attention '- ierilj'',t '.)u'pa u'tmui mt used Seminole Junior College, was Patrol arrested William to (1t'letlmlg what tIle)' conIt 'ct to ,'ieL'. e'ntr: thu 'at'gh both charged with possession of Preston Ball, 58, of lit. I Box side'red Iii be superfluous Items rs, ac- narcotic paraphernalia, with 250A, Sanford, on charges of III the' bill and (ounn'ilmtiams Ili fi'c.r- a.'sj re-, r cut ding : a,'uest i 'scue"ii, bond zet at $5,000. Baldovinos driving while Intoxicated, Daniel I)orfmtimmnu mnenmtiorit'cI One suspect was reorte'y wax' charged with posseaawn of cutrelessth i','ing and leaving the ()mmlL%siOn of "$15,000 worth of trying to (lush a quantity t' drug paiuphernatL'i with his s..'eneofan acctdent. Total bond sidewalks for Jogging" as being marijuana down the toilet when bond also set at $5,10O. Goinho was set at $450. one of the least needed mtemnss. $ . Funeral Notice WATSON, EUO[P (OLNI) MiCIIAEL—fun,qal %rvirs for LUQ.n (Gene) Me(hmei WAfSOfl. ?O. of 54n Mo Tnaiirr Perk *00 cJIc early Monilay at Ororje. Me.noe'eól ilcispetal, *05 1 .1 t.ici 41 ii a Ill Frcjny, eu f,rainkuov r ufwrai toofn e C1140t'I itd f Patrick J Ktf cii di e'tidscj hut as in Lik, Mary cemetery Gracnmo* ioner,ii ournt in cIuaruc , 0 RAM KOW L FUNERAL HOME 110 Airport blvd Mile EaI on AirpoiC Ulvd C MOM I MAC I-iC Sl(PiAI OPt Pflc,I4WAY It 91 -- �WetInecdny. inn. 3, 19 / 1--l13 'The Sanford Herald f—The Sanford Heraid Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1973 Rip New Smyrna bten Mark' Lions Retain nUea I 1# standouts or. the Oviedc lean of Miller's O-,'iedc Linn their margin u ii at the in. and closed to within 10 point of Als halting the ilcubic figure are the Lions with 5:07 to play. The showing signs of letting is year ago when they captured for the 1,ions was Leon Cobb lermission, up. Last night thes kept their the Orange Belt 111k' and a trip who dumped in 15 points and Third period action saw both Lions were quick to regroup record spotless with their fifth to the district playoffs. returned Carilon Bruntiuilge who equated teams slow on the scoring their forces and raced to the 21 - traigh: '.'i"tnr t,f the cam. Ii; his fcsrri, of las: year it lead that lota uptake but the Lions main- point victory in the closing 7-51 the Lions to their win iwer the over tin' Nee Smrna was cold in the lathed their lead and (1t't!fl Codas. L*r'racudas of Neu Smyrna earls going and the Lions points, taking creased It by itach on the lJuits' home' base In another Orange Belt Rhodes popped in only five quick In take advantage of it, command at *-t the 1.ast night's ganw was the shots from flue floor but Ins nuulcting a nine po:nt lead In the final eight minutes. Conference clash last night :.tons' furs: Orange Belt Con- driving antics drew countless opening session, 154, Leadlrug At the outset of the final Lakeview, champions of the mt'rencr battle as they begin fouls iron; the Cud-a defenders the way tot- the Lions were period the Lions i4Jii classic, continued to show poise their quest as the defending and sent the- Lion star to the Rhodes and Cobb. complete in thCir 76-68 victory over thee would maker :- harnpions of that charttf line dozen ocIn the second stanza the shambles of the game, building Ocoec. The Red Devils had gone \liller's crou outscored the into the game with a 5-2 markrassmns. He converted nine of Cud-as picked up the offensive it 23 point lead with .. .3 l.I %-!!_ :h----.p. ---- •-- - --: oczcr 1*3, t.t*WU tim state tht p- - - p." iisstiutcs it, pui U the easy victors game's high point man with 19 surging Lions wtw continued five games. Now Lakeview is & However, the Cud-as Fredditt. Rhodes, one of'the nearker their ho: hand and increased back with a surge of their own 2 and Oct-see 4.2 Belt Apopka ways its opener, ripping Osceola by a 76not triumph I,qw .' 011- I.,- .--',,- tw S o . - ' . .1 going into '" or > V ' ' L ' rstte after . , -' 1. , . . - ', . on a -" V' 'A' 'A' `10,\ -~+ \+ +"Oeq F j_' P' (' 1- #I 40:, r "'i - ,.3 - S..,, " S .5 "*' 5555115. Ii romp I A 4% 4', -- \_ - - oirow ,'.•" ' .13 I came Has Impressive 95-11-4 Record Friday night the Lions will be hosting Ocala and Saturda) night finds the Ch'iedn cree traveling to the East Coast for meeting with the Commodores 7.2 of Eau Gallic. Ocala has record on the year and Eau Gitihe is winless in eight starts Parker Coach Seeks SHS Post 'r~ : 58 sme, h-i\ cit. ie' nit '' ., %Va. will 0 -4 1 lR.% ill RkO EdItor Sports NE p 6 ups- ' ye-ar as al-i assistant such- ; left. and Bonni to ame lineup for '- .. tu' %IL • ;m aid from lro Gornuir and ft iru': %~ ,I ; Sain t s No Match For Wvm ore Tech , I-/ - ,, tallgit'i rr" 0 Stt. T1It Lii&flt' S I Franco '1''— H arris Top rs ;tile!, for earthquake survivari, g go night findb the III Managua, Nicaragua, ducted Innuediute)) into bust'- Grt'vhouncjs facing another iturageci into the Atlantic just bull's Hull of Fetnst tough chore' as the's IwUie' the ,itter taking off from Sari Juan. "This will will provide us all Trtcjars of Evans or; the Lymati eliftfltt tit'dd Puerto Itit"v's with an oppurlunit) Lu at1t' Ha1,tt; School e-oLrt. Evans "uritniunke' relief drive und reflect on the' many contni- wp;it'd Colonial 61-SU last night 'e-riera: fiat,. tiutuins hucbt'nti ('it'rist'nte 'rt !'irast" pushing their returd to -4 on. .ger. Joe' 1. brown, arrived niadt to this e-umnniunit% bath as the year. Included in their [our Pittsburgh Tuesday and great ball ;)ln>'er anti tiuniuni- losses arc se tbacks to the' .aid 4(5 isthers Irns the team tartan,' - the mayor said state's num ber ranked wNefir Tnursüu) to give' luciuny quintet, Martin County Tilt- svnate acted ona broader personal expressions of conscale ci tilcnt'e to ('k•naente's fantils. HERALD SCOREBOARD 'The Senate of the t'eflheGe's Iisfieu tlt'riuindez Cului; t.vm..' 1& M-L TP tnoriweiiltti of Pennsylvania .t Ili,, s'ueuguratwn Tuesthn WtIl,rnt e 77 Ii .iiid ('k-nse!ntt- had been ,- it glt- and tat people of Penn5ylvunu* 1; 6 7 :s nv' fin- tic luitive Puerto Rico. sorrowfull) join lIct- (oriht a 0 2 "The tat-arts of all of us are in rnonweultta of Puerto Rice and Dhta' 3 3List- iutrt1isui told the the' !anitis ut ILoberte' Cktiteflt 1 Ce.'Iana 22 -' ttuiusurids rru*ued before' the in mourning his tragic and 23 IC 13 IC while- ni5srblt' steps of the- timely death" read a core- ''T5 Capitol overlotng the ocean. dolence resolution passed b a C ;a , t C, cwm.,rr The honor !tuact's Puerto Hi- ununmious voice' yoU- 1 Ut-stiLe) . IC - There be it resolved tlwt the' at flag was it: half staff under 74 ii L C,ocmm' e Senate, as a fitting gesture in black mourning banner 9 00 0 McI .csano The- crowd stood azid uti- renaerntitsrancre of a 3 12 7 C IS 3 Mr 've'd a minute of alIenee for sportsman and a great human 3i I 15 16 ie'::ccnte- Ott a rwartjs bitti, twinm; cull upor' the- Currinsis.sionser of ijasestiull to tiring the athlete-s widnu, \era, and c vm' is • ;' 7? teammate, Mummv Sanguillen, about the immediate' enshr inewia:fwd the search offshore, fluent of Rotierto Ckmmente 'T0tji .'v?er *3, L,vmIfl Tributes tic Ciemente rotitin. Leuae'baIl's Hal! ci Fame in ill Ofl'r.;I cisa. iir. ; fioe it, Tuesd,u%. AlCuupirsowre. NY.' it front 1w', one t-umin H5 is C' Li un - I 4 great Slut ii ib ---oo Eaeiw.,f in ued grabbed three triore it; the East- buttori to the Packers' vasti% %%est game Jim Brown's alitinie pro z. a is 2)-i' for Sanford Atlantic and a 12-ia 17 1ouceO ø.iC kainr, 'lots' r-ou's 'Trinlov Pler 11 fall into place field from goallint to Pro Cage Standings CStL' ce9ucker, % TI ' an -W_ Ai; - - . ,_,. I - -- - . ______ 4 •. .' _________ __ - - j ' ___ . - - ,. - I 0 L - - " ,\ltillitii-' let- unit) haili4f1l thie'' ,\ I IL '\'l!N( 1 5 A1('I'\' It'd spike bticks with ShotgUns in the' I'arrnton Wildlifethret'-point Mamigement '-' ' ' by (e 'eii' ga ' ari , - Area. F Venit.e rit3. I)III,Ilelto 54 Bradenton Sotitheast Fred Ullentni. Wauchula Hardee 51 koff, %%-lilt,receiver. The inan 66, OAKLAND: INI anatee 72, B radvrit with the steel-trap hands. A Third Down Trophy re- Sarasota 66 St. Petersburg Bova Ciega 73, peater. on _- 2 Overt*imes Needed But Amvets ra Win G rs to their storyItand on Liukewood 43 i5iofld,Cfl J1rn rown's St. Petersburg 55, Dunedin 54 record 'f or most consecutive 100 63, Orlando Evans yards or more, six, Orlando I AM Vqr. I'S 53 Also helping the Tip T".p t e am. McCOY'S27 1'II'ToI'48 were Anthony Mcintyre' with 12. Donnell Gilchrist led the Tlwophlis Williarris with six and Anivels took two extra Colonial SO Eustonc'ille Wymore tech 81, he Isaac Stephens and Bernard periods but (mall)- came up Aiiivcrts in this ganne also Me'rthie with two points each. Tip Top ripped the nets for 23 big points with an upset of Orlando Trinity Prep 44 ,Nlarket, winning 53-48 in t;lt, as the Willie Brown duinpcd in 16 Jeffery Jones of the losing and Final Gri er orers - saw two. iiiuIin Jennies Firing ;rf - - . hl:. 2 Pr,r,e' Pr 'r",t .1 1 ii ¶unl,ne', i i o,., , L.,is-e. S. Run 6 LII Lucy Mat', 7 l'omii O, I Moftt.Ve'r Marinv' D I 5E(OCrsD RACE - 31 Mrie'. " . I. a s Oily. 2 Pir,'dle' Puu!. 2 Monl.u. Reverse. a Tills G,tp.un; S i,iItp LaiI, . 6 P'osi' And Pw'tr, 7 f'irti,'r "lair I CP.,a C I 6, J, THiRD RACE 516 Damond. 7 B is Mx"ras-e'r. 3 ' ,'- l't- - t .s pe,,,eu, i Cc,,'n'-.i' s-at" i Jaccitowt rlITp-e5.cACE Tony 316-A i IFS Bet-lice CI'p. 3 P't 7 s u.n, P-4app 6 Jan." 7 C -e Corporal I St Sc Sits, 0 , 1 1 Ss iWTH RACE --S It SolO. 2 Oaycsral. 3 VIa C,.-,', 4 hi Mery jet*. 5 3 0'e Hc,e4rq 6 I. B Grano A*a'O 7 Mundac)ur .1u,ni-1, I Shan ie. O Juanita Hayes with 8 points, '( h .!itipsOfl 2 arid Iit'niiiti , . 516 1* I ' S II '" 0 '9 ant 1•?Srv. 6 caseI , M t 1*0 Irec', S Cecil Brown T,EL I Iii RACE u ]II Tr,csa May, 7 Blue Tosi.l, ' C•st5r Kubt,lt i Latin 1 . ln B,1*' 6 5 j . Nov P I, 'tilt be- o ur - • A.' . j"' - .o - '" (.1' ' ' P,.ns' BIac ' ,,, 3 Miss TspSsFi Oulc WO'KI,r Coragh s-alt, Blasting lOuts, lord Cadci5c 5 P'.I Penelope, Os Happy. Janet 4 L Us Solo, Sad'e Hotter. Mn 4 'agije Jet-s au hi ) 'flit' EV, I Pacific Glorip, I I. 17 ,5lO we '/7O/y'f, '_I_ .'( 'I.,",, ' • ii. the Ri' Al tx---t relative unknowns In ',,' ,., p. ' . 51 '. t,' ', ,'' '. ,, ii,, ce.,. . r ,S'i'jttt 1I - -. ,, '.' :1 ' 'S hr t' , - Ic ee'iirs ill solid fcceclh.eill.'' ('burg "in- IC ((i'll' I it s (U ilates decli ned omme nt, '1 1 C -- / - . .-- --- .- , '? I -..'---' I NIG "" Oi-r /2i? - -'-'/ 0 - ' - (9 ' •1,- /7 fi-.V? - r -- i.r me rOlt Ti . .me 19 " I Coa'P - "' - '"'•" se" - . - 'a - a, - - iii .' 7*'t' ,1 . Li~ -- Sa et urd'iay . - M r.I.f' T. 1111111 I ,. I - LADIES FREE ON THURSDAY NIGHT - - a 7:45 P.M. • MATINEES —— LI - - , EXCEPT SUNDAY / '' ,' 0 '1' f - - -' . HTLY BI' PAVING QUINIELAS PERFECTAS and 3 DItILY D(iLIBli2S a - Call 305/83"111 lAftee 10 A M) )stt" Hwy. 1.7-92 — Fern Park - — Casselberry --- '"0 A.%- c , j - All t/r Sitti, r '"'' DAlI MMflI AARON - th S','ttir,> ('be.*:nipi'imisbsips I " ' o I .' ' 0/' Z" Austruliut'--AusSYI)NEY, trahuan', K-rt ltsmt'ss-all, Jtat.ri 1 \- 'i '.,' 1-I '. -, " -',- '_' '' • Il ; e'í'/fl-1-oa7- ' . and I(u.ssia's Alex Melt-cecIl Trscci M., Ba), -i phi,'. After le'tee'unig the' Patriots at ii the,' sc'ieson i die a inc •5i (.10 . , PAH,V New Englunil Vdaeders For -ash arid ass umethtsv-losc'd draft i-hac . J/4fP// Cuustaiis ui the World hockey Aosce i,eliuni olit.ei:utcb right si i I' . to Automobile lirv-s - — A110tIUI I'd a"nell ,,.- a cl,51 30. iitt he hoped Its be ,r 'unit nd er trinket to -, Cc nt eUitt • .ntckei, ''1 cans play Mite niece' galun's fl ,',,,..,', ""''' ," - , luterIlIiln'tid ' w. , t'Iltm'At'ic ,, 3 winaerr i 1 " t. LOIt'ft 2 1iisGst,wc.Me,neagu. Mrv.'r" Prose Alto 7 I'm Bonn'e Soo, Wee T0t, Sandy be's, AI JI SEVENTH RACE 'dec- Tul 7 I'm tom6e ten, 3 11,1, I Is s-cr Ho. Now Ed, Sayisdi fO,de'au, 4 P och", S Ho" Race, O,n.mo I Sandy 5-it , I. B s PhatclCoii, I Rs 9. L.I. s Ls4.-so. Reality. s-p ItChy IC Doily hiuSIrs$. Ptl Blue. Amy buiw.t Ari',e ROIl EIGHTH RACE -- S 14 C I OuR di Corn,, 6 1.9 s-ce Ho. 7 Cio'a .'s't ____________________ L" --'vv'.' seastin as tile Chargers finislicil %kith if 4-9-1 record. confirmed .i mirt that lie I l''itniuts with Five England - 1, - i-Stun ;nienzuv laud i -- -' ri ', ren two ' I Iitts was h-a.b.c scorer for ltiilplu I3 slluw with Lpoints, Shet.' Ifol help fronts Equihla Shaw with 10 arid - Ka K All )'son S • illIlls lauccsinua lead Wilson Metier Furniture with 23 poInt" tenet two. (;rertti SELECTIONS 'ía Poi'I 00/' 7P , . Ai 5" GrepP'ound, 7 Crulin,. 3 I ant y. 4 Ou,rm.ng C,g S - till- Chargers All; defensive t'll"It'li Ili 1971 and Ix-t-aine tiltpro talent director llivs . r before b lit •t ' t/ SIC I') tiltS 21 )'fl . ' P.'t'1 Blue'. I Dd1H'MptS I - i t,an'ipcn Gudr. 4 Buu. Allison Ho. 6 Space' Venture ELI VEPeTH RACE t~AV'1__1;14ZZ if lielrlefi`5; 14A?Z__ 1311161), W,6:161111Y6 111,6~' CX*A,04ri~6 /0/? , Arr - .4 1*41 .ii'W Riyt'r Dan: P4 C, s Delia. 7 c. 8 s Slut' Man. I Ocjtth Wonder IOURYM RACE S It o Mist. 7 Lord Cadillac.) Tell Edna. 4 irng(ttcjrl 5 Ii) C.tceMr in $A(( Amos, 2 .1 .~t-"ii"in arid .Nlarian Ita) guns", I 1 ______ esiJi 5 '' F ogle (if tile most exciting backfields in pro football. garnes rushing for . a i;wf I adl Put On Block k'.t L(F'C ' r# id 74 . I - two. -I . .-" ._ to create the few baskets were made. i' - & Franco Largo 44 St. Petersburg Nrr. Harris. running back. The theast 67. St. Petersburg Dixie [loll) teallis had trouble i I i'ookw Ir ons I'enn State led lIoltins 54 Rock\ Jernigan mith - , TONIGHT (NT Rh going W b% - . P 11ITTS111711GII: ('01.71's 1.14 SOKC. Entries j it I : - ____________ - - ww J1FC'RD-C)RjAJffX) KEIVEI. M - ~* *,4-0 i~ mo 4 I ___ I 1;!~ I & f)aniels team led all scorers Apopka 76, Osceola 58 double overtime a ffair in the ,lutin Lilly 10, Ant ho ny Dixon points lucky Rosemund added .'i1ht arid Scott Anderson lie- c. two and John Doyle one. Unisuitillti viuth his 17 points. Other Daniel Mount Dora 77, 'SVestIde Junior Basketball ;sddercl six more. 18, Bobby Meyer four es-hilt' Jon Craig had seven to lead wet-c Arti,..; :,*ights Orlando E d g ewater 7 tui. Vs'TRR 23 Kenneth Pt'rrv, Joe l.ahncert the JeLs. Johnny Litton had four 60 • L4crigwt)Od wi th six c-f it. .:''r lkrnen For the losing McCoy's l.Yfllati Ia'unlinsg the upset wave for 1-1.A. STATE BANK 31 and Ned Stec-ens had two ii eshile Clinton Westbrook, Toni 76. Lakeview Winter Garden the Aruavets was Donnell Cleaners learn it was Henry ceith two piece, arid Chip Roll one. f;( monds and Billy ('n-owe all Octwe 68 6th-heist who ptiiuipeet in 35 (;ilchrtsl with a dozen tallies A big ird th rt by WTHH Mike Aiken was high for First had one point I).'SNIEL's S7 Cocoa 44, Daytona Beach points. Anthony Dixon helped followed by Tyrone Hayes with % % as the difkrt'nce in this game. Federal with 23 points. Pal Mainland 42 Iet'O'S 0 out with 10 points, Willie Brown eight, Greg I,iggon with three Johnson had sec-en. Richard Eric Hicks led the winners with VIKINGS t; P ll I)ebnd 52, Daytona Beach hall louirtund R1('hiiIrd Frederick and Willie Nelms and Kevin Ryan two and Mart'. Mclrites.h 12 p'cmtc Mekc Murphy helped twiss Daniel's Service Station Tue lop l'WCflt)', with first- Scabreeze 44 and J0liii Lilly cacti had two Sheppard eat-h with two. es-ith eight. Kenneth Clarke had evened its record at 3-3 with fists Pompano Beach 81, Deerfield points, parentheses, seasix, Raymond Bracken five and \'ikirugs, playing with only place McCoy's Cleaners. )hc'ae'h 62 victory For tin' Tip Top crew, echo lil! Rt;b;rsun two, I 'NIT) [) .'l ATES. BANK t fist' nit'rs outs&'urertl the Rutites In son records and total points, 35 1(11' III' Jeffer Jones led Daniel's Fort Lauderdale Nova Points tabulated on basis of their record fall to 4-2 for James Edmonds was high for every quarter. B AK FR'S V DANIEl -Sit ,suack with his 17 point effort. hollywood hills 59 IS 16 14-12-10-9 &76 43-.2-d ttu' sea so n, it was Anthony ton-ida State Rank with 15 Glenn Godwiri had 17 points, tie-iping the victors were South l'ltuntiutiun 79, Cooper Mcintyre' with 18 potnt.s, Randy 1244) 10(5) I - US(' ISO) c ; units, Bully Griffi th had 32 and D;s- ::u )ta('kc' Mann 13, Roger Von Harvey sie.irketl the .Jununiv I-'ranklir, with nine, Itanids 2. Oklahoma 11-1-4) 872 ('It)' 57 hiurve'y had 14, Isaac Stephens final seconds as U. S. b.ai Ttni Johnson and Jack Godwin llertulis seven, Donald McCos' league le-aders to their fourth lInger Herring with site. Keith Fort Lauderdale 52, Fort c-untied 10 while 'i'hie'o;)tilis 3. Texas 10-1-0 667 two •'uc-h, remained undefeatedsix and Joseph Starling fourfor 16 Whitney with three and Tony 9-2-I Gr,5 Lauderdale Dillard 51 Nebraska 4. scored four and Walter ('4110 C k-tory of the season, was high for U. S Joe Smith the victors the triumph points ill Williams with Okeectiotwe 62, Sebring 42 10-1-0 631 , Auburn tausd two, Bank with 15 points. Wesley Jeff Patton had 10 points For McCoy's it was Henry Fort Lauderdale Stranahiun _____________________________---G. Mit hsigani 1(11.1) 502 Spake had 12, David Stanunu the ItariLs while Dean IN1EKMFI)IATE LEAGUE Gilchrist with 11 and r)rone 7 Altibiitiiti 10-2-0 453 70,IiollywoodSouthflroward49 - _ eight, Craig Hughes six and Ted e'ighI, Bruce Gibson four and hI.n.es with six Plantation 86, Fort 8. Tennessee 10-2-0 409 White Joe Baker. Price Baker and 9-2-0 362 Lauderdale Northeast 81 9- Ohio Stale Jay Johnson had 24 points for (;le'rin Marcel two a piece. F-A(;l KS 51 W I. Mirannar 74, Hollywood 10, I'erm State 10-2-0 340 Eddie's Bakery while Ttvt'l LIONS 32 () i iced, In' rejoined lb..' SAN I)lE( API The' San 42 l'iii Top H. LW 9-2-1 209 MacArthur 67 Graham had 31, and Mi' (111I S B7tSK)-1HAI 1111 I ' have bt'gtin salSunday. Tt'eanii officiaLs I)ic'gu 3 3 Daniels Lake Worth 84, west l'alna 12 North ("etroliniti 11.1-0 179 Wilkins, Russell Hibbard 4:1 ''ht' L;u:es we're outscored in of tti' cc rcekagt' nounet'tt the firing cc ittinut coin1mg through 3 3 •'Silicets 1.1, Arsionia State 10-24) 158 II,';ce'h 'l'cc in Lakes !'k'a Ituberts tee t tc pliO/t e'e quarter. B116 1)11' i(t'S'! 'S (BA VI' 13 l3r(due ,f 4 'SI Co Itturlow 45, I)atk' City Pasco their 1972 Nettucoausl I-'tcotbeail ain'nat 'l'ut'ecd.ty. 5jf(fl5 8-34) 75 14, Notre i)arnic K's I(,lI'IS 12 had 19 points for the Eagles and The ('hangers also anrnounc".t assistant IA'tiguc' 8-3-0 15, iJ('I.A 71 34 SA'sh'(IRI) ATI.AN'I'I( 57, Robert Stiaulh 14, Kenneth l'asruiui Ilillsbisroughi 76, (1)"Ch Phil lht'tigLsoti only threc the firing Tuesday of equipment 16 ('olurailu 844) 58 SANFOIII) ELECTRIC 16 Southward chipped in with 12, The girls basketball league 1. . clays titter he rejoined the teettiu ncnin:agci' 'l'e'uai i)t'niioin , w hat' 35 Tampa I'Iunst also started the second half 17. N. Ctsrohiriii St. 8-3-1 and Terry Smith had nine 2 p it. , . . . . i,,.a e eterati quarterls,itl tx'ernu cc ulh It5' te'.anli since placing 'I'uuniipa i.eto 62, Tanuapu 9-141 1ff Sanford Atlantic- built up a big John Bales was high for the Saturday hut i)iim Itesturant lB. I,outss'ulle . the trading birth in 1960 oil back John I hull 9 Jefferson 58 half tine lead, then P1)'ed Lions with 16: 1-tIcks- Mann had .'atnie out on top ccee-r i'Ciiglits It). Washington St. 7-4-0 TA k F T II F 0 RRI Mt'.uiucs bile, Heidi, who led the l'lamit City 66, Tuinuipeu KIng 6:1 block, ) 5 'rio ii 7_I-i (;rd, un!;'r'! fl' tn' r. c-. c-c ri:. 4 K tr butter two Shoes b) I 'init ht.'tnuo;i'e OU 1' OF lh',igtsoni, ti, a former Green NFI in )'.srd.ige and touchdoce i — -___10 berth scored S in I for Ii'' DRIVING DAY HOLI in 1971 (nat stumped the 1141) I'tn'kers head t-oac.'li, joint'ti by Alan Mayer Dip Melody Graham 4 Atari RIG HI I N CANDIDATE yve ruve a complelt lintip of needs in education. 4 - 14 - ¶rI / 1 ' --' running hack. 1k' corn- ft THE Asso('IATI-:I) i'Iu'ss , Be, North biried wills, Emerson ort ort M)trs and Joe Narnath Myers 68 had nine points, Steve itlll'hitted Jaines Rose had 10 Reid Fraiisa ' i •'- - ' As w 4,.,. .- I ' 4 (, ,;;1f, SICC( , ~ ~= - gins, Boozer . . and B.ibi.ibaiI ° . ' season, Pitt- DOG RACING 1 1 1111i ~~ M'COT)d half. ur ' t -' - burgers a *V"O't helped v ith 25 game of the season " guallirw 33 U -- .J - .. revur. He finished the season The G-fuol-3 Harris said his with 55 yards rushing biggest moment of the season It; short, Harris ruled the' was his freake touchd-n in the' unproved secondars. Buchanan Wymor, 2 and, for tus efforts, gained ret- sburgh 13-7 Win over Oakland offstall Willis ktitiq'a says he ranked below two other j' cignitiun as The Associated in the American Football (retsrt bee) rookies-kicker Press Offensive Rookie of the Conference playoff s Ctiester Marcol and quartertuck Jerr Tagge-in putilicit 'When Vol;get ruies iih ('hester Marco! and Jcrr Tagge on th e' same team. W dull) Marcol wise's a great pit. — —— - you're' still in the background,' I.luchunori sac: p,c SIend.ne 'The Atsoc*a?q Prt with It chuckle Tuesdus it) Ili N a S. irltervit'et Iron; his Stir, Llieg £aIrrr' Con*wtnc, apartment, from which he con.AtIants D,v,t, mutes It' classes at San Meg( * . p, ,.. 911 State He' II units for ins ______ 0,4, 10 762 I PPA S degree 77 .7$9 7 At wasn't Like' I ttwught," C.ia D.vsssos' Buchanan said of his first NFL . b4tts?flot "i" season. "1 thought they were' t5an?I 1 .3$C 1 to curnt' out bombing me , / . -• Jim Hill . Pucker said' kept Wtlrr. Confo r tiprict telling nit Ilics knoe Immi tMUwv%t Divissor 05 rookie' and they're going to ptcr .. M.Iw&ulit U Mi -. on tue' But thc didn't really tr) QIA 23 13 011 i Cs.U0 to" • 'ost-Timt $ P.M. 20 23 465 t IC Om-is — M. - the-U. Sat. it dit$ti't take opposing tearic • New — .DO Late Double . 1 .&I: ir • ed , Sit PM Pacific Dsvs%tor lung to karo about Huchanur • Vikt Pinking • vs se- Ja n. 2:2) • Rue,witions — $313100 tm ts" first rtguiar-seasun; • CIs'if Circud iv 12 .M7 he intercepted a paw, IV 30 417 II Pn.jj fI 10 Miles north of C lando between and tie also estaliltsbed repu. 10"ttif 17 30 .2e 20 SOW NO MINORS . . - '- ianc Laisuic as u fierrex tackier - - - - . ' - - ('hangers , season in which he Ir h--. final scas=. Ill: aNDWed started every game. 11cc tot l.muo JV came UP with a cml)' hf completions in cl u b lead with four intersurprise, takirit' the- ttseawv of passes, intercepted five, then; ceptions and math- a bag contrathe' Eagle- JV 11% is 42._I1 count F'ridu% -- . Young 4 a - ' -- - fl.. - over .' Despite - for San In tht junior vamity till the 1~MW , scoring t ' Pittsburgh IlaVV uK JatlL lairatu great Ili- DF:KI.F's 6111 ' ' R .0O(-nit outfielder. arid fins iiuberitr Clemente YeeE in four others were killed when the' Pittsburgh, anti Ili Harrisburg ;mlunie, loaded with relief sup- the' State' Senle has moved it, I over it '' Clemenit., tilt- Pittsburgh Ill- or fleter Fiatict-1% ha.-~ dvclar~d ' Cage fl 15 t ' ' c- , Hono Clemente I 44111 ' ' Pre -.,*. I' .--.i, votes in * * ' rtes .1; ',lit' ', :- ' __ 7 V -w ---7, t f_f" _HW.1 --..-. zinc Offensive Rookie Willie Buchanon Is NFL's D ensive Ace ' 0 I I o - ' I 11 It qua r&t ' N'o 43 42 Ronnie Ryan had 24 points for the second half of the season. Haford Clarke was high for Chad Roll had the biggest Sanford Electric, Leroy Kelly the Colts with 11 points while buckboards (' I __ _____ _____ basketball team as they started two, vø - 4 U I II I JUNIOR I,1:r_\(1J'I' "v F5t't7' ' Near follo%%inil, :I six )-car stint the 17, Paul MuNulty 10, Martin scoring Both had plenty cf shots but Gulf -has a fired up Roberts four and Walter Leer as ' A 10 1 1 1 FIRST FIEDER U. RILIPA lii Ba nk Se 1 EUU1e s Baker an ': e A Steve lucoerrir woll ' _____________________ - U all C lie relivater is nuec' for ccc a ! Navy Divers Join Clemente Search litillstial -'--'::-:-:-:-::-:-:-:-:-, American Conference of I ' sionuals tiller thu h"uih'ht'r reIts suitneet as hseieI coai'hi I-ins ci 1.111k, (ktirgtii 'letli and before we l'Il-:NVER itinniug hack lit; hee'onu's slgr*t'al Kant' lhrut'e. 11w Canadian pros signed two the tinle man (ci cciii a 'l'biral Down troph) tlti.'e stitiiiht Tampa standout htnc'iuuen who Sd'a%t)I*S had sear ,'f t'Iigihilits' rt'muatni\I I k e I tile tnt' lit It I tIN man, ete'(t'Issie e tackle An lInus'.' cc tnt to Tampa lust Traded to I iniuston 10 1971, sill Lul.II hicncr hcir a rookie'. the tells player for :: 'arc i lir'a n-n ski defensive aheset'rn-iet learn. :, 1 )1,1- \ t't ' N. S Jim I I \ K N Mike' l.ench. lint-backer. l'lie :: ' 'S E I. 'S N I') I fl at l'hti)ps iu5 0 tel I* IIk loi nu r NoIre Dame All top 1-rank I'Iitc cc ide re act. r Ame rican s now at 'tie 'S pip of a passing pair cii his game lIt at nut Otis Taclur for tin award. was Phipps to Pills NEW I \Gl 'SNI) Iteggle Bucker. cente receiver, lie : tried almost siugie-handedly 1:1: In tie. tip tst .itrios Rig. :, the regular Is held a 21-f lead at the end of t' 'lrinit. Pre. found tht iugtth- tMflgt flu Prepsters. staged bef ore fouling out late in the Mik. Anderson opernn session tO AH.E touted Wvmore' Tech defense their only threat in the second ganw Tht'perfornuincco! Anderson Lyman plagued b. - Mud The Saints, have been ttu mu c h It penetrate and could frame with a 1 point frame, but , deci.stvt factor lackluster olknst' iii iiU of t..ipport1tnient oi lift Lvmall Will pe'rhap flu e hotit was more than off-set b 21 without the services of earl% '.I') not keep )LICC With I:.agleLi fl ttit WIflmfll' l' th iHIrsUiflft It lift it. .ti• Urt.yhoUnd.t tIM Eagles of shooting loticats Herman markers from the Cats, whc season starters Saxon The Eagle star Uifltt n4IrgIT second period with Fer;n Ldgewater firwl1 put it and Ellis Rose, as usol. a solid 43-2f lead mu the and Rick Lapp, who have not Parraniort doubledeckers Hoeck and John WiIluini together last night and came u; clumped ii nine tint' lockers played since the start of the the Saints dropped lot fl bit,points 81-1-4 half leading the wu. However, they lit', ant- of the most Impressive Trinity centers Fred Grant holiday season, well as indecision last night at Ei-, It of the dunuigf' t'' ruutc: not do anything It sto the ;ø•rfirznanrt of the seasl.ni 1. and Robert Johnson. conthined jured Tom D:clunson and rson catIft de 1'm Eugewater Tot Eagles. plagued 1y in- An for eight markers in their ciRobb Ficquette, who are fell even further back in the "ufl5IStent all season. got a going when the Eagles juniped p, - The Saints, who have had forts ti halt the' influence of expected to see action this stanza u)•T .'!fnrt from tour nienibers out ti a 12 point first PTi(K l. mo re big man , 6-loot-4 weekend hrir probue'nir sclving Of their s ta rting learn in rolling lead Willie the Hound.,- 'ert The Hounw, doubled their :ii)ottng slump sa far this year. Liwrenct. Ralrw). who also Frictu. the Prepeters trek to total point production of the up At 7f4o triumph the trying Ii concentrate their laded to find the key in their tallied eight, but the sky- Tampa Berkeley Prep and then (rt'yhounth at Edgewater High defensive efforts on McCants it first period in the second eight sixth straight defeat while the scraping 'Cat clawed the invade Sanford Saturda was Anderson who niore than minute stretch but siw the -e'hoo1. for taller Bobcats never faltered in the all- against the Naval Acadern% Eagles rip the net,, for 2 points In past games the Eagles had nicked un the slack their steath point production important rebounding lead Middies The- hulftinit' count re'::: to niotiv upa flit scoring I Hut hulding MeCants down Edgewatin 4 and Lyman 2 of &-i all-starter Mike MeCants Playing without the' services Onis ii the third perwd eere and [airr Gorman Well last fur ver tong is an impossible of three eurl',-season starters :-the Grcvtw.unds able Ic rnaie rri9.h: this doe wa ttoir usua tasi and the 1.1 senior was SoOte The Prepsterb received ;-. sell but thee re'cet'.'e'd une- i!ettinr his usual points on a any headway with the host IxnL from stand-out I)DW team, but ever ther. the's woulc ,,,,. Z'vsot, who connected on s -. M:m not get uris closer than field goals and shot five for Pn"&J_ S ixnnts After three' periods the') trurn the foul line, P,?fk cut the Edgewater margin -'." 5: The game started off I( fur the host-team Bobcats who PITTSBURGH RGH AP - Year in the NFL, Harris, who Edgrwater returned It its quickly victimized the Saints or. first quarter scoring Franco Harris said before his. led he Steele to the fustdjvi. earls torn. it. the final period first season *** the National sian title u their 40-year hisand outscored the Gre'vfiounds Football League he just wanted tors, grabbed 65 of 68 votes in U'-1E to win by their mitt HERALD "to do a job for the Pittsburgh the AP poll of pro footbalJ wrimargin of If. tallies p,,1 M.L (J!1I'.U11 11. :P Steelers. " i.'grftfl C'uut' S ters. The remaining three votes McCants led the was for the ' \ut' divers joint-C tht search said a di' of iltflUflhilW tU "1 have a very good feeling went tu'reen Bay placekicking Eagles as he dumped it nine cc a • ccdas (or the ;elaru ii whict t.'ntit ye' I'. l,eei Set for about the Steeler,'' said the whiz Chester Marcol h!;ups and 1%'. o: tout Iron tb. . - . .i :fr' 17 Cs lean s s..ar Clenierti. No. ''leant e liri I or "The season wasn't anything point. iiii . i • I? I piaeers. touches ianu sr'outs foci, the Greet bu ucPers. lied alsu the bodies of tiit' fo.. draft chw1'e a: the' start of 1972 like I exç'cted," Harris said, Anderson added Ins th 'tiIlt' ttit' flQf 1 3 S always seem to learn about who macit' the 6-loot-i, 19(iuser; killed i the' crash drills, reflecting on his rookie year bratheTS, Larr) and Willie Buchanan before' the' fans pound cornerback their first The 3(-pound Harris, corn- which The Coast Guard cutter l.eriis &ecl'ied 14 cacti w jt'h 2] cli trust. is seurching an are4 draft choic and signed him n a Wvtfl't T.C$ '?", For the' Hounds it was Hoeck nianidtsr of "Franca's ItiIIILIn passes lc2T 180 yards and return L.' Arni .etM)Ut -, miles of! Suo Juar reported six-figure- contract. cc..,-'ocracked Pittsburgh's eight kickoffs leading the WU) with 15 Points for a 23 -yard v. As a college senior at Mier(. the (our-etigmt' t)C7 well, Their judgement was con- ros.e s 2 2 12 Stiarflng line-up at midseasun erlege. cind Williams and Jerry Carter Diego State, Buchanan drew CD i.wti Sunthn night A pukt-"ch each scoring 14. It was the best little' attention because oppos- firmed Tuesday when Buchan- ParramVe "1 can't reall) say what I wa' 6 22 to and exploded for It) tou titan said the i.uvs divers wet' cir.. 22, was named the' Notional clowns TPe son of • ii black iuttier expecting. It just wasn't what I offentve' effort by Carter wIn' trw quarterbacks. prttcal! a .ciked participate becaustcc • and Italian mother rushed for thought it would be," be said tuid been out a fete gaines earl) never thrcee to a receiver he Football League's Defensive' wnee 3 "e' than divers were' unsueexssfu Rookie' of liii' Year In The Asover 1D( yards in sever. games, At was a growing period, a in the' campaign with It cut guurdzng CO C it; the search luesdos Hfl'Sl4u1(GH A!' - Mti'- finger socited Press ITodIIi1 si tY1tW tittie when lily life just began to as ii llrruld Sportsiiu.- g ,11111j,Q as chosen by their a r * A!! - league u.ituon are y it IIIIth \ ci.SH -al F,,olhall team in Sation in Ot by his Miami I ir .;'hr. lean; mhti's the Nl-.A 9s Third IlAl,1- lMttIu-: Bob Vogel, l)OwTI Trophy winner. 5)11*' offensive tackli'. and Marie batic of team \1%11 l)nmres qit em tub h o rn ed Dornres, echo took over for The Dolphins c ceison the estinrahie but aging through cchnn', Unitas, led the 'SI-i the in 1 r'i'.cing statistics with 14-0 record and ('cn ka led the ecas gaining over en- el weeks-as 'Sottel 'ip a Edgewater 'Balance' Ruins 'Hounds, 76-60 %kcit, I;lA Nvjr %%hi'll %%v %%cll, , i! 2 r 4 amo to 11, swiftly —S 1 , Ala. act ç ,.p , " roia5,.s starting detensive t , -, ' i. natte'e - linemen and annual arid classic j',i:_,.' I Georgiadi sample of the power Saturday. Abbott has been named to I Sc?s ing ' maids the i itriU. t)bflt t: Ii t'tiitL'.'' (1 th'. Vs ih iiL silo". nIt': liflSLfliV.i' it, (tL iCflt't' c1ttrin tIi( Genie Young. e give opposing hail carriers in the Senior Howl 1w plans the g this the in Wh i le. ' : rumored islieti the necessar) pI'tt't'tic e blocks * o,J Simpson. flt'cpilc' a turning - htat'. paper-bsittalts line, (1 .1 (anile broke 11110 his oce n leading the league in ground I .ck yards rushing for the It straight sot was also the second straight season in which I. sonka was named Third i)own TrtWh inner the The other- M\ l's season. r NEA i -Nt:\ YORK named Csnnka was Len-rethe most valuable placer most victorious folh,itl t '-. University of to go 9 N q iiissii(,t,t,-i.-u)rtx-t.iti.-A-wi,ti(itilit %%.lilt to 114, ill till, Itponitioll %ite MVp Csonka Named As Miami at is _________ .... h I r d Down Awards 0 e - (tsr sure , ('Ice a us said I uirsein', , , night ''I don ' t kissiec' echether ( coih;s tit learn head coa h at c - University mst'.ved on - - I ui Curd rs'v .'nit ( 'r T a - a Tampa b'a'I f;tt,alI usarh tins it'll for a job ,.with a larger SilKs-il. i'rt"t Ifs flee departure of Unite and 6"ulctwr, J-'ran a ','v' up his job with the SfIruirtci to go to the tnivPTsitf tf Misirni . List month he, Its-' oririotini-'tI another (is-riP It. th" of Kentaeeky an-I Pet. f:llktt was appolnietI f. take h1,4 phi' . live 'l t'ii,,the'raml, Mel . 1K' ,,ic$ his wile V. Pun vt' Its re" 5. il;taiithitei I to was interviewed in Ames l;,ct week toil had steadfastly rs'fiucv'et to askoowleelge' hr was csffs're-eI the top couching spot ly caroled by .Johnny Majors. Majors hall ti, the University of i'ittcilnirgti fhic is the third straight y"nr listyt's sit (fib Suite', his siltuusi iiinte'r During the 1), I ci ac'ui hits 'l'nnipa S1mrtntis i isatipi test if r.'('(lrel of ifitie' wins uigoinsi only two incise's anti e'iappeci the year with a 'lnnge'rine' Ittiwl victory over Kent State' in ( irhisnils, lust antitith. lirtR- e, 41, repecrteslly wn earnIng 110,00) 111111111111Y 11111 4 nit Insist" ln'nc'fIt s iii Tampa _----- _____ - -- -- -- --, I -- - 1 Ili nt'.' ll;eriu' a tni't& it. 'I as;at ats ;appluer. fc the u:ctbi'r 11ii . lit'' iitFIS,St't Voodruff then reSanford An g uas Williams. ar ShitcCceC marked iniprci'cnient 6. WLR&LD SCOREBOARD According to principal Jack turned tic Union Academy as assistant at Lakeland kisthiecre, foot ball coach, compiling a 95- is one at those He has coaching Seminole High will have it Redding, Young will return FG FM-A-TP Mulberr) High Ovsit rwu head football coach when the Universtts of Tennessee for I'.4 record while' sending 12 experience 5 37 15 In players the national Football School, as well as several junrnr Alter. :ne begins Springs drills further studies. *2 R hoam 5 i fei weeks Bill Young, wht Bedding has received three League', three of which are still high schools. 3-4 1 Bob Pittman, a member of C0bt .:"pped in to take over the applac-suons for the opening. active. His Unton Academy M:cmsII 0 75 r'.- igm, of the Seminoles earl) in and the) art' all being inter- (earns won eight Southeast Con- the Das'tona Reach Mainland Patterson 3 00 coaching staff. the third 00 C 0 tot 1972 season, has resigned viewed and screened by Red-. ference championships 0 66 i)iin,,t Al Winter Park. Woodruff plicant for the position e'fit.tive Jan 25. the end of the ding, Athletic Director Grey "ti--LS 27 76 36 that the' It has been urren: let-n. Royles and the' Boosters Club served as junior varsits coach black and led the RaIn Wildcats ti i entire football staff might Smyrni FO FM-A.TP Young. who joine'd the Claude Woodruff i 2 Cc a 2record tn four years He de; nr' resign around or shorth after .'min'sk tFet', rnsrhtnt- - ctnff iiifli.i t-zte'ct!t .,,ct' -s.._..._,_-'.0"0U ..,b, '' tk 'kn eiuim helped the Ctiristma - Iirt'lif, i.ic sestars' i- nun; a: ?Imer tilt-i, •cnif 0* 2 :te'nls became head road: when-, Higr. Srhoo, is tepaprentis fin Winter Purl, win two consecu- Redding said Tuesd.a) that only k,Br.,erlv 6 7.2 14 2 54 9 Jun Rogers also in his firs: tronu- unner for the- job. accord- live Metrc Conference football one other coach had indicated ChauiI,r 00 titles that he might not return next '.ear. was asked It' re3ip. to Redding S'omI 0-C Woodruff hues been invited Ic -vai' Woodruff is u'llrswing his third straight 5t'l of Mat-c-srI 5 00 10 Iiartne and graduated from serve or, the faculty of the The Seminoles were 1-9 last 22 712 55 back, all by wide margins While the Scnurik's were Union Academs fliers arc Iron; Florida A&M Universi:s s year, with their only win 15 17 13 77-7 annual coaching clinic and was coming in the season hdlifter Smvrrsa 6 12 11 27awarded lifetime member- against the Oviedo Lions. In Big ouleC oem' & Bewt'rI R MAY ship in the Florida Athletic Eight Conference play, the first REVIEW OF 1972 a( I Association 'ear of existence for the C-en-. 'n; Ov*dc it s, r,, an Mayer b Alan Tw(, assistant coaches at Big tral Florida loop, the Seminoles Eight Conference schools have were- winless with is 0-5 mark. OtticiaIi Wootori, Smith i4iFPf r W'4 /P5' 64n11 At , ;__ /2: 0% I AYE 512 4.) / Hs' GAit's "1 A \'LA)R Herald Staff Writer - - Orange " TntrAr%1P, L"ln 1 Al') fiwitli ill of 1 itis;i a lit nil e c'ssas'h Korli' Iltaist' hins re'igni'iI otss' sear to take' ii t;iiticir jsihi ill IIsce;i Shah' tliiivvrsit s' unit nciciIciinasI I h'nnis F'riel Is espe'cted tic he' na,,at'iI c'n:it'h of the Spartans. this' Tampa Irtlatint' rrpesite'sl In toll etlitteins ttruc'e''c resignation was re'c'e'uuIs'cl 'l'uie'sutra%- riuitfil by '''-, a conference Headed For Iowa State % '' ,. - . Ili. % . 01 - -- I % 1. L - 1- in- minutes were -, - - 'A r).tt it Tampa; Bruce Leaving - -- 'cjiift J �- ------- --- ------ -- - -- - . .-. -- - _- . --- -- - - - - --- - -.- - - - _ - ---- ---- - --- .. - - :-- ----- --- Wedr!e3day. Jan. 3. 1972 4b-The Sanford Hera In $ -. _ ~~', ` - ~ , .__ -I : ___ _ Norwood L illi ,e -- - P&nten Sculptors, ________ lIlarks 100th Birthday ____________ - ____ ________ J ___ ___ _____________ _______ High lights _ ___ ACROSS 40 Chq'n.kM i -`~ - -, " - .f 'I.t - m , -0 -- - ~tt 55 ,~ -: , - _P~~ ,,-4 -- i . - #% VV - - -- - -. MARION RFIIEA comnole graced the dtnin: The poet Robert Browning 1nUS tinve had someone such as The table was overlaid wIU, Mrs Lilite Norwood tn mind at: ecru act' cloth and eenterrc he penned these words, with the honoree's btrthdw 'Let me grow tOvel% gi,wfl rake, çp f old," for the 1ad' was her art The thret'-tit'red cake --1 --.-!--_', -_ -~. - - -4 -___ __ -1 i- ______ . .. 'fl ________ ______ _______ ___________ ________ n.: i__ - , _-Ziff - tiii' ___________ tit Ij I R= -- ____ .-- - Z35- .-- '•• t - wheel chair. received - I, proImitv ________ a - LaiA ?_ _:~ jjpck~ commem , Approximately 11)0 gu('sts c-'&led lit 1171 elahoriite open house hosted by her children on Suflcth to c'e)ehrlite the occasion, t Ifl b. Cki4'IN 'rs,,,-s . 4 4$ it-h is p.inter !''P'r,4 Mrs. Lattuim, who lives In Winter Haven, Mrs trawn, who lives in \'irgmta and Philip Norwood who lives In North DEAR ARRV "Offended In i4int.4 • 5 Rn Incither S Vt -ki I'u 5Stifl•ilfl 23 £urnItur. rotentaltil 4 Obecury Itern 2Sl).(.'c 25 Wiiiit I'H) I $4fl -liii) '.l Stir up 33 Wi'itern '.tite 2 Atg'u, tin uuqgbn-.4 - ! " 1$ (',selic 21 Primle DFAR ABBY Thio~ Is for 'loffm4ed In Houston" Who doesn't like to give a secretary his name on the AM A F00retary and mild not follow mv without asking names "l)on't interrupt my conference unless Mr. X calls from Ne'.'. \'nrk l)on't Pcccpt ans- calls from Mr V in Seattle 4 He cpeets qun't's on a contract for which I don't have the figures, and I don't want him to waste a call. If Mr. 2 calla from Kansao~ Oty, tell him I'm In nirape. I'm tire,d of fonlinlz 0th thAt chara-ter If Mr, 11 calls from Chk-ago, tell him it's it deal " Ms grandfather, who came over from Scotland, al-ways said. 'Never trust a man who will not proudly tell you his name" ANCITIrER TARV 1) -- t7Ai1nt WI ItS 1( tr.h r.''" 3 2 greiui-grn'liiI1rcn and seven Uiett 1axiiiln hosted the open l'ivt tt'neri tioni. were anti vocal election, with those the sUites, Texas was offering 1. house fes .tivities present tit wlsti thr, hirthda% girl present )eiining In singing -fir's land far bomesteading and Mill Mal-grandchildren. Mrs Nor'ood's .'nungest Actuahls, Mrs. Norwond's well, with onh three members The Ll! Of The- 'alIe'.." although Indians were still grandson. Philip Nc,rwnod, birthdns isn't until Jan but of the large fami) - unable to Mrs Norwood was born ii scalping white' settlers at following in his grand-dad's the party wa. held on Sundas iii attend; Rev. Philip Norwnncl, century migo in Erie. Tenn it time . John took the wandering order that Darus, ffam High- Waku Forest. N.C.. Specialt,g-, .john h 1 urPh% Mitchell and fever and gathered his famij~ loorItsteps and is an ordained Baptist nunt.ster. He is minister point. N.C. could be present. fourth class Mitchell Tindes', Thurse% Matilda i Maupin and went west Thei, did not olnuthat a church rnVirginia. Prolusions of floral Sturtgard, Gerniaiis-; and Mitchell She was christened traverse in the usual covered arrangements decorated the H.avmond Latham. Jr with the l.ilhir' Dorenclit F.Urr. Mitchell, wagon. but 1 train which was Mrs Norwood has resided n home it ' vantage points and a U.S Arms in Germans and was the nnls gtr :r,a mmli% slow a'.d consumed ninny day . s Seminole Counts for 44 years gorgeous arrangement of During the course of the of .seven bov 8,* three of who * in arrival. At the time. Lillie and has a host of frlenz~ who yellow rcues in a milk glass afternoon guests were en- passed owns at an early age. was nine ve.nrs old le..'inglv cull her In Texas, ,lnhn built a home She has lived through the and became a cir'ui: rider horse' and __ _______________ buggy dim', .. ,. I. ;. SW a romwo be:ng a Methodist r1mlnIt.•- II. ""- ii's :sirnlnnas and nn u'14. fl(; ' :h ';.-: ;u'r Although she is -; 11 'hur'hes it, the :Irt'i. in: smfl't c-onfiru'd is a wheelchair and no zl_ 16 ill(-% were far apart in thmw Innger is nblu it) attend church, ___I__ . days he was awa from home stw still retains her mc iul fat several days at a time, hership at --First United i.'\iIu THTiA * rlh'tj Ss j•••• 4 -u 14 IT - - _________ ______________-- 1 — — Houston" would be less c'ai I - -- - - ______ — -.- .'.sptiui -- Bolts would like to speak to Mr. \'ourboss, pbeac." 'fluat way Mr. 'ourbnss' ae<'retars' wouldn't have to ask who was __________ __________ - ______ _______ - Double Ring- Ri tes I'n is te Ann Muse. Hu( _rh ThonuL ( .10 - -. - - 'i ' .' .1.. Ant Must' and Hugh were- unttei it .i -' ---.- - .1.S - -... ,. miniature' Englisi is's OT ; whitu' prayer 1xc1 witt- whit. mother of the nrutt '.'.n',-t11mr greer A-lint dre. book was borrowed from the gr tn:'s Miss, Sharon Muse, siSter of .fli:-iating clergyniar at the the' bride:, wp maid of honor :'andkhigtit, double' rin - and niatror. of hanor w Mrs rerelI101116 Stephen Itichartison The%- wore. ' * eamerh Prayer " were- the' Misses Sand'. and The' bride' is the' daughter of Cheryl Sctrn'd, Mrs .JesIe Nim Ethel ............ linac!. Lake' Mars, ant! Chectt 1024 Saritmu St.. Sanford - _____ i ' - - --- marked with whuitu' satin ribRobert Lee Ttiunias served ixtiv, and niagnollif fullaro. lui, brother w, item fillin anti Given Ili mar-iape tit Ito-t u.,_rIP!T-,"rua"=icn wern Itusgell hither unit mother, the' bride' Mclienz.e,', Jessie Miller, Larrs i fornwl etuintilts lace' Van Hove,, Steve' Williams ant! gown with lout' hI19 l'unn Moore e'lhew-Lt'ngtt thrt's--tic'red s-till of inu;wurlrd silt. nvitu Allusion It'll trotim mu profile- tanitheat: hyattpiece' of Ctiantilh Lite, petuib miqwu chiffon A.hins' dress with lung sheer slteve dotte(I with' seed pearl flowers, a sleeveless chiffon cuat arul t. corsage of vello,A riuseh Tltv grourn't, t-t'nit'tj with organza ribbon ziinttuer wart' a pin). A.lme' dress with long sieeve, sleeveless . coixit and v cumitt. of billiquet (if white Starlight pink ruses I s's', timitms' breath anti Mrs W C' Muse, grand. _, :;i~~ I qW. 1111*______ .I 1--lilt I ...::.. .4.— ...__ .,•••.• --4----. .4.4... -dp .,:=:-..:::_ ' :ff cut the rake and pouring wnri •' - - k -- , ok Flwiting tiotesse- were' M William ketineds and Mrs Carl Harris. hire- bagr were distributed by Miss Sandra C)rwig - ' - '- - ' - - '' - ' . -. . - -- - - - : Frank Brocltman, are shown at the refresilment table when Mi- and Mr. ,~. Flowers entertained with pirt-holidav oTwn house and birthday a c-Plebration at their Celery Avenue home.' Cecelia Farmer Photo , For Abby's 98 CARROLLRIGHTER ___________ _______ decided it purchase a farm celebrate her birthdas there and lived 11i that city for And the love) lady' , young in nine' years twi Imeed afUllie and Ld were workers in spint. nodded the church there' and although firmatis'cly, pastors could visit on)'. evtsr'.'trn,' attended Birth Announcemen I I *Nlllotoiiim~ lf 1% p$0R Iflir! j '. low - OO7 S Santord 722-4562 __________________ .4' Mr and Mrs H A hiudth A \ I i- Show' you can he VCT) practical where the fi,nanciaJ side of bf u concern ed Take the lead now SCORPIO (Oct 3 to Nov 211 Import those new ideas to others who can cooperate with you for mutual success. Make T h e luture much brig,hter, mute constructibc Get the information you recd so you can ut=aw PfOsPebtY You now CTUOY SAGITTARIUS tNov 22to Dcc 21) You have aspirations to become more successful and YOU hate hit on the nihi Ib formula today, so put ii in action quickly Follow Your hunches which a4e working efficiently lake it easy tonight CAPRICORN (Dec 22no Jan 20) You can add much to prestige you now enjoy by gadding about socially in right stating s out aim'. t. key persons Get on the good side of experts, buwigs Avoid one who is antagonis tic to your best interests AQUARIUS Oan 21 lu Feb 19) ContactAr thor w have th e facts ) ou require to make your dreams materialize is wat now Your intuitl%c faculties are working worl.l. so folicou their promptings Get on the right track to teach >'i,tn destination PiSCES 'web 20 to Mar 2W It is wise now to make contacts that air helpful in )our career, and to be active and enthusiastic Social affairs can be most worthwhile in the evening. Avoid one who never fails to raise YOU! Ue IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN 1ODAY - . be Or she Will be one of those unusual young people who thinks big and wants to become big, especiall)' where public life is concerned The tbthty to make a line Impression on the masses, the public in general is present in this chart Slant the education along political, sales, entertainment lines, and give every opportunity fw public speaking, acting, etc Give good spiritual and • hunianitari,anrainuig cly, also, otherwise your child could -."tgrt ~ ' --'--- -"The Steusimpcl. the>' do not compel." Whatyoumskeof your life is largely up to CaSIO!] Righter's Indiva.lual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready For your copy wad youf binbAste VA 51 to Carroll Righter Eu'ccut (name of newspaper), Box (129, ____ ________________________ Burton, who weighed in at a (unwm.s 5 (' -. - 4 + .t . t, •. i t.' . .4 • ? _ ,J' -- . r IL- 411017 Ir I .t a - p - -- I - or ,- 1 - ' 'to . * tiezilttiv eight pounds, six * * 0 0 0 tiunces, onDec.30, 1972 Maternal grunctparent,i, artMr and Mrs liutiniti F! Mrs Marion W Scott, St Mve'rr- of Melbourne' unnouwe Petersburg, and H. W. Scott, the' birth of their first child, a Tampa. daughter, Laura Michelle, burn Paternal granidparenu, are' Dec ill Bre'vurd Huspitid, Mrs Doris Burton and the' late' Melbourne, Join A Burton TV and paternal Gruirselijurent,s are Mr. and rct gruusdperents are Lilt and Mrs. H. L Ptii1lip, indian Mrs John A Burton Sr., all of liar-but Beach, ar-ti 11r anti Sanford. The' new heir marks the' Elf II: ford Grruitgrundpurenf,s are genit'rjution in: the' paternal Mr. and Mrs 3 N Whittaker trurs.iiiiottier's fmuiilly Great and i-)as',d 1. Ms'ers, uP a! grandparent, are Mr and Mrs Santot-ti "'i .4'...'. _____ 1. ' -- 9' ___________________________________________________________________________ 40 1 ' NURSING ' CENTER - where your friends are' 24 Hour Nursing Care For MISS DEBURAH CHRISTINE SHELLEY. bride-elect. Deborah, honoree: Mrs J. N 'i'Jt-t'ltc't of S'anlv I-f ron 't'ndefur. wits Murphy, mother of the bridtgrooni; and Mrs. Unjored at prts-nupiial s;iower- 111,mu sho%%%. i'rank kish, who was thehostess at her home, from left, Mn. A JrShelley, mother of the 104 Highland Court , i _ + appearing .!,4,U't,t I'Imsari. Dr'borah .'-s/u'I/r Private Patients — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fia. Ph, 322.6101 into new outlets that can cauw 'our life to be more interesting and and rcurr the data you need Take care you of out.ofdo not go off on tangent'. one GEMINI (Ma) .' I to June .' I i Make an allianoe with who can Ed you Ut t'andhn rrsponhthtws in a more efficient and orally wo) Mate wants you to he mom open, eninded to that Avoid whatever his an ways of advancing l)c' element of danger in it 1 to July 1 1) You are now able MOON CHILDRLN f June 2. to meet the associates who can give you the backing you need for important projects Plan what must be done to unprcve yout imaj:r with the public in general and do it. Stop laborinS under unnecesszr handicaps to Aug. 211 'lou ha'.e new ideas that can help LEO (Jul), you work more successfully with coworkeri, so both of you will get ahead faster Plan how to unpro'.'e the state of your health Become a more effecti'.'e, successful person VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 221 Get into that amusement you hive in mind that will lift you out of the slough of despondency you find yourself in now lake Only congeniahi I alcon Mae slitryoudrive with utmost cam. thouth 9 with%ou IIRRA irp? 2' to Oct 22) You know' what it ii that ken expect froni )'oU and can do your utmost to pkaae them J C Parker tairents of Mrs Burton, 181 t)alt'wuouj Drivc-, John Burton 1•:, and treu Winston.Salemn, N. C,, art' great grunidparenti,uj. Mr and arnounckng the berth of their Mrs. C G linidwini 'Mrs first child, it son, Williain Scott Burton's gruinidparent.cu. all of - : 0 in The S'nfCird are available lo you in 8x10 reprint $ze for $3 - 444 DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 HoUywood,('alti (C- ' 197!, h'fcNug.h! Synditate, Inc UL _ w ______ •' 43 46 1 - 43 - i"' 'r" a" ! - - - - - 56 — - 58 - - - 60 - IMTIIPSI'.i SUN) - -- - _____ I'4LL'S -' r I I trangpir littimblo,q int- . mu art gallery uui,.t r uur.,,los'c -""- ' this' I u,usI.ai l'i;hI;ntiitipi It -1 .I Hill M i,u;s'IIt, ti,.' ( )si iintuu Is, J] I k's O'('onnor, IIu'grr Moore aad I-IIY T411111i" 1-10- ()q lllflf I offer it ,',-441m1 mrilley fit their a hltt hits miii I.iz' '1.w l;r.nlus'ii.uul of IIIItiilH'I , !'':; u", 9 W1r , Drivo-11r, 'n6ealre I -- • " I Ot ' 'A, rot I us r oi' inc. - vu. r o tsr' a 10 11) "'rut 11) i Libido Love- X or V a'tMP t F - 'V __________ " ii@ij FEllS % Polly's Pmblem know there are none, but she could remove the cloth from. those old narrow ties and re-use the forms. Olt! ties to use for this could even be purchased at rummage and other such sales for a tin)' cost-SARAH DEAR KLLY-1 dreaded rolling out pie crust but now find it simple to do. I have a wooden rol1ing pin. ,~, , so I flour the counter, make dough into a ball. put an . alligator-textured p1 a $ tic bag on the dough and begin —'. , 3 Q953 A A32 *AKJ5 WT A J 954 111 1 10 641 • K 3 472 t'T AQS3 EAST * K 1I V 1082 • 10 7 4 • Q86 •••••'••...•• ~ . j I .1 4. • At Nure in town I -1 I %F. _-e : 0 A* t &I MU ID waf,uf4411 6'.4." f) \ i 0, (6) Search for Tomorrow (9) Split Second 11 ... APtltlI%f . 1t$LY 1#Q(ITW PAi4lIt (6) Beat the Clock ____________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ tMAmtI A- A-.. .' - '• . i'M 'JJA II (9) All MI Children I30 (7) Dick Van Dyke (6) At the World Turns (24) ficul 1 0 ) Let's Mike a Deal 200 (2) Dcys of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (;, NolMy*L4 Game 2- 30 (2) Doctors (6) Edge of Night (9) Dating Game 3:00 (2) Another World 10:30 (741 Thirty Mir-.ites With 11:00 (7) (6) (9) News (24) Black Jurnai 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) (9) Movies THURSDAY EVERYDAY IS A SPECIA DAY 13aJima Qlw s 4; SEAFOOD HOUSE (6) Love Is a Many MORNING Splendored Thing (9) General Hospital 130 (7) Return to Peyton Place 15 Dinners UNDER i,ic lode'. b.uks- po,uto or Frencn Fries tossed salad or cole slaw, bu'.h puppies and Our di'Pic'uus COOC howdcr (6) Seret Storm (9) Life to ii. .4 00 (2) I Drean', of Jearnue (6) 1'9'0vry Griffin (9) Bozo's Big Top Highball . , 65 Children's Dinner . Most Cocktails 754 89' Michelob Beer . 20 (9) Movies finesse working for him. 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue [jIt. \ ' I) I "i ' I II / I k (24) Sesame Street - IU I ur , - 11 Ill., i: Fri &, &It It .10a Ili .111W Ill - - - - - - - - - - -.P.Oftmotoftep .ON .0~*%Wft (6) Hogan ' s Heroes (6) Romper Room (74) Electric Comp,,ry 9.30 (6) Price Is Right (24) Electric Company _______________________ _________________ ______ _____________ BAH AM A JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE 2 S1 108 S. French vii Sanhrd (24) Rappt)rl 6-30 (74) Variety sty FIRST CENTRAL t ICR IDA SHOWINGI FIATUNESAT 00 ~ ) _____________________ "A ROUSING ADVENTURE STORYr' AC ' '"' ' CPECIAL 1M0501M1141 ,,(A1PCAt,&AJ. ,., t I *.A*L AIT(P,$i1Ir NO uw4 II --- 14H$JIH I ____ lamosi.. ROSIPT SHAW ANNI MATiNS S flut bidding lots bern I OPENS WEDNESDAY e - ( r I $139 North would raise him to two ,,--k k.-p South hard lu-cl'. could 2 C ____ __________________ 1101 ••••••.••t••.. 1hBt"CIr?'tJ Or1"99IJ : 12:30 (2) News YOUNG WINSTON heart-s and no amount of ' - 12.00 (7) Jeopardy (6) Where thu' Heart Is (') Ne-,'.s __ Wt'si North Fast South R) Oswald & James Jacob) Pass 2V I 4 f"11 I 4 NT Pass 3V A letter f r o m Winnipeg ? Ia•iii'Iiai. NT. Pass SV reads in part "I may be the Pass Pass °'" 6V local counterpart o y o ii r You, South, Puold 'hard Luck Joe ' Every time I can run into a bit of inii 4 2 V AQ1575 • A32 4KQT fortune I do. House Of Steak What do you do now' "Take this instance' I held A-luss, You hate painted '.''" ysLt r ''r. 14 high-card points with 43 "u' •'r, in ii u r .- If mu' a corner and 3-3 distributIon Certainly a shuuId settle (or this' small thou. a perfect hand for a two no Krinrmbrr, uu, partner could We Still Have Our - - - -trump rinse' to my part. hats' bid se'.rn hearts II hr rl ncr's club opening Anyone wanted to du so LUNCHEON else would have no trouble TODAV'S QUIV-ST10% SPECIAL making the game but my upd of bidding thu-c j, t onents had five spade-tricks hearts. our Iirtu.'r tots iirp."l ii Jo A M hi JO P lii before I could start WhY to iii r ve Ito-ti UlIji ')-.t-1 5 0111 - -two hear is What Ito YOU do am I so unlucky" itq,W' LOUNGE OPEN DAILY - iNCIuO'u.( si,Pu 'J'hiis reader is su:uiewhial Anc,wvr (.,nu..rr,,w like Hard Luck Joe Jo has hard luck but invariably his hard luck is brought on by his own error GOLDI N SPOON AWARL) I 1-10 This player held a hand WINNLR 9-,that qualified as a two notrump response, but no good , player would a.tually re • spvnd two no trump wilts It. The automatic correct re spunse to ti'e one club openMO ' .4 In Is one heart. cr•di I (aids CEN IRAL FLORIDA'S OLOC*T slad South bid one heart. hearts South tnlght t h e ii jump to three no-trump, but North would correct to tour ' It 5:30 (2) (6) News Operunug Ieed-4 """"""`1 AFTERNOON 830 (24) Sesame Street 11111 1A "19, r~ ____________ _______________ Ntghhorhwd t r I c k s with the diamond PS,'. 2 NT Pii' }t m a _________________ , it" I''_ ".1 (741 Mu s teRoqu'. ', (6) Mery Griffin 5: 00 (24 MisteRogers West North East South 7ç, - •a4mr-M •'-' •• ' Hollyw(XXI Square'. Love lit I ,to, from making his game. Ac- would be the right final con' tract' No, he wasn't II it was t h ii n a one-heart re sponse would not prevent getting to three no-trump. laybe North would be' dedarer but you get just as many points when your part' net makc when you do I ,11I .ii I __ J'rrry M,i'nni ,s"..irni' Street Concentration (24) Sesame Street 6:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas (24) MisteRogers utw5Ph1 IMTISPIISI AiIM I 14 3 NT Cannon (9) Alan Kinçu Looks Back In Anger (6) 7-00 (2) Today (0 News __ 4 Q 10 4 (6) Wlv't: Pt Line (9) WA;t Tit Your Father Gets Home 8: 00 (2) Adam 12 (6) Sonny and Chet(9) Paul Lynde Show (24) Apart trom The Crowd 830 (2) Mystery Movte (9) Royal Variety (24) Playhouse New York 9: 00 (6) Medical Center 9:30 (24) Present Tense AS (7) Sports Club Wasn't South entitled to as VAKJI (6) Semester Eagerness Forfeits a Game ' ______ 7 1 MAVIPFEUAI11 (14) Itu'ctri. Co'np'.un' o - 30 (6) Summer -.,.,. .'7" Century 6) Gnrnt,.t (9) Password Tomorrow with no holes and no dough rolled up on the rolling pin -JANE __ WIN AT BRIDGE i iu..'.'. - .10 (2) 11.00 (7) ,1IO Of itti' tell 1P'P 6:25 (2) World n as you like (D) 1 - lo (2) drive-in with the b3x situated to 'our left and the street 4 72 () (74) Truth (a) Truth (Cocv.Nluene' (9) Mouse Factory (24) Intermit!3nall Chess DEAR POLLY-Mv Pet Peeve is with those mailboxes for drop-off mail tdrsve-in or whatever you choe'se to ciii them that are on the right side as one pulls ug in car. We are not in England, so do not have right-band drive, shift ill thc and, fer those with sivirts cars havitiq the . center, it io; an impossible situation. A hy maku us twist and climb to get to the right-hand window o we can drop x' That is no cor,venience, as I usually mail in the have to get out, walk around the car in the rain or snow Why can't they truly -nake them and put my inail %OR11711111 '.Ii 11' DEAR POLL\'-Please tell me how tc remove pet-an nr.ins, cspccia'lv from cotton wash-and-wear ~ things I have been piching pecan! and there are '' many stains on rn towels, clothing, etc -01.LIE ~_S_-*o.4__%1kW_j_ '1~ _1_11x.,;~ -, rolled as 10 EVENING 7 Oct (7) By POLLY CRAMER rol ing. The dough can ED N ES DAY ; 10 P )a 9 10 '' Staiti Problems -, ,_ f),1,1L or vv in',iri F nterprss.% Th"lrv's ENDS TODAY 1 ——— Pecan Pk'ker 1IIi F94 Past PaM is - — WIP&PI —— : ~ ,,,,, . - ,* •* *. - a pattern for making men's pre-tied ties. As far as I TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Make new contacts and get ' - ' 42 troen tti, Can-oil iitw Iruitftu' bickers I ~7 41 ii0 it) , $i4i GENII RL TENDENCIES: Aftei completing in sensible manner whatever remaining duties You. you are able tc get some brilliant new ideas on hots to ptvo.~ best Ln thot diqit ,head Dui.cuu wat" I's biawip tilt assistance thes- will give you *0 m.ike your life function more suc=sr!ul,ly Plan tr p if you wish one ARIES (Mat 2110 .Apt l° You find you can easily get the c0op=tjor of ~lgwlrs for !he fine ideas you have in mind, so e them early Participate in '.' work you can do very well and make headvas in this fashion, also Avoid one who ''1 1 f I - N diIL, -"' - to your right for tasier aceeutbihty? There, now, I feel better-. ARY C. DEAR POLLY-Florence wrote that she could not find L - Be A "4' to Have a FORtCASI i-OR THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1973 5' - ' ________________________________________________________ . '- ______ _______ ____ 11"Noill 1111 is Abby. Be& 0746, LAos AWles. Cal. 1111111111111L l months, then horizs an_i momentous events of hcr life in 1xl0k , f arm. depicting the When Rosa Lee' was three u'cui& rider, desUnatior, In Florida, her church, grocers''.irs old, CCI was c'ofl.sunwd - :1 Lite wander lust arid tank store' and emanating from a horse and bugt to a rocket H famils and grandpa i nuide his twine with them age i- train to 1-'lurithm with the ideii All cuE her friends when lit might purchase an orange departing wished Mrs N,.. rnv,' wnad another year of health and However, after stopping for a happiness and told her they 11I(irnin arid in the' ufte'rn(Kn, would drive' tour tulle's to 4 un'ws and photo coverage (olunibia City for Sunda% partu's, clubs, etc.) should hit, and Mrh C hl Flowen nuft, and coffee werr served lot. nuide lit least a week in Ga.: son Clytic Royal Flowers Schwl- In the evenings, th-v of Celery Avenue,', entertained uP afternoon as various wit e Patts, and children, fiinut) would gather around the .udviinc't' with un open house funilh rt- mendwri, called r1s , played Suzanne (.are and OUt.oI4uWt guests conu' union, lieu 1, which was ui_isa hynun and sang for an how- or Cfydc, Winter T1urk from huffalu Center, Iowa arid hit Fiower's 75tti birthday. Among those present were Other relative. ,, were Mrs Ocala. blell,tourne and Lakt, flefrentinients (if birthdav It wai, here In Summerville, . Mm. Frank , Lulu Mat- i Brack- Lorraine Flowen their son arid Helen Cia STAY cake, lime' stiertiet punch, nuts, man. Tuft, Fin and Mrs Erilt fandis - Mr and Mrs Pau' (taunt) at the Pleasant Grove' t'tct: that Lithe' laid her (Florencvu 7Irrvatt and her Flowers, Aubre's and Christir4j WARM I' ' cozy 9 11 • :1 fatt"n to rest at age. 8g, ,nit. husband of Sevilit. Both women Usteen: Mr an , ________________________________________ WITH ej i''.'.o0d family sour, traveled we're sister-i- a! Mr l'iav.'t'rs Jorsv mind children Scott, I ' Stutct uruci Susan, ui Pierson down south anti ended th"r 'eneraI Electric lourne at Luke Monroe' wtte'i-e ALso thetr daughter Mrs uIrItJ l)ougias Pre'vuitt, i Oliver Lindsey Jr., and and others who culled to bring, tilt') bought a couriu grocers Hill) and Itichiermi, Atlanta, tiulida) and birtlidos greetings The') ren&anwtJ here' until i,ti ______________________________________ CENTRAL HEATING ___________________________________________________ retired. Ph'iiiiyi ordered him to seek more' outside CALl. _ exercise, Mi Ed uric! Ullie ZPFw''I'i; I4111P ' , , 1 LUMBING z ~ S Lx)t4!h* it , .jilillp fiinli S(lultt, 4k~ . HEATING. INC S. ;'j. - - ______ _____ 41 . For Ira'. elin Mr, Tiwmw chose i mviii blue- velvet dress, A.lme- sts'led with long ittand-up collar and Whitt- fact. trrnm 1'tS, DEAR ABBY. Alwit I make a telephone c&ll, : say. "Hello, my name it, Nicki Thorompsoon " 71w establishes every thing from the start And when I onmunce m no me, I say it clearly. I am so annoyed sten a person mumbles his name as thu he were athamed Of ii 7 don't mean to sound smug, but it is so simple to idmUfy onwelf and Uns relieve the other p&rtv of addng who you am. MRS N1CKY ThOMPSON C Tilt. coupit. left lot it weddinr trip ti I)ii'.'tijtu hieuectm an d theu ne'A resident--(- will 01111Pbell, K% The groon; Lb seflVir'l' It, this- U.S Arms and presentis stmitinnecl with the101st Atrtwirni )It'lslul •'• tTk to e'.'t'ryhods v.hc cahL hirn Ulwn I'm i ri a meeting or an another tolephnip call. I don't want to be disrhed, so I ask my secretary to find out who's calling so I can return the calls when I am f.'t'e. Seine calls I don't return at all because the caller is a pest arid a time waster Peo1e who solicit funds on the telephone are a pain in the neck I rarph, return their calls, but I do give conislider- Charlie, who died at the age' of 0 =• ' ,) '- .1 F 3? Doesn that idiot r4ed "Offended In " 4•,•,••, lMrerui and Norinc- , then a tins, Susmir: Orwig Mrs huh innj' stemmed white rose' in crystal bud vase DEAR ARR - stemmer! yeltuuvi mums and boot: table adorned with one The church was decoratert rnved blue babvr breath with witti three' triangular yellow streamers arrangt,'mentu, of white' glad,c Miss Kimberls Imiwn Van anti inurm Jade foliage- it m Have, flower girl, carried , vtiitu (ireriar: urn wze p1it'vd whit. ba-peep basket of white Ot a white- coiunin Iwo nine'- flower petals Yellow and blue tironctn'ci wrought iron call- rihtxnv- streuniers adorned the' delnbr2 tus'id burning tapers, a bask..: Master lrvirm lturnisas white' wrought: iron ;lrn'.dleti cufliuI the' rings or: Lu white' visiting his parishioners on MettuxhislChurch.Suinfnrd,and harst'bac'k the' ladies of her church circle When Uuit' was 18, she' gave remrnutr her on special i her heart to Grid and has casinns. Lillie is the last walked close to him stricke. remaining member of her - I I ng her children It, attend flinlijilL, having her last brother church and teaching then, the. pa, ' Inv( of Gad In addition it, thor- man ~floral On Aug 7. 1401. ljJIj(. was nuirrie'cl us Sarnus' Ednion gifts zinc! other gifts, Mrs was presented with a Norwood. A year litter her - lit flit age. clever reminder of her being a tigiflfl of f,: and was laid ti rest in . 1t'i Her grcat.grandscn Cd and Ullir' were parents five children, first twin gtr6, Patrolman Michael Tindel, Sanford Police Department, ' _____ ____________ _____ A',.. _-*_Tm , ................. Hove both sisters of tht ' groom. 4. _______ WX, punch was served along wilt the cake Mrs Jean Lovela:" .................... Sanford The grt)m is tht-stu of thom' of the- honor attendantiand thoe~ carried single long ____ Rut what mallol- hurm me if when Mr. Riphill's stk-m tan, felephones ar~d &A-,. nv to gvt my K,)r,% on the III*, and then my bns has to watt forever until Mr. B*hOI finally gets on th line I I'iD'.i have a sure cure for that. When a secre(ary who makes a practice' of doing this calls and says, "Mr, Rtgshot wanto. to talk- to Mr Yourhm," I my, "Then plea." have Mr. Bigshot call him" arid I hang up. LOUIS SECRETARY -- , ____ Highlighting the brtde' tabli nverhiid with a white' rul-wuri lines, cloth, ww, an ali Whitt three-tiered werlding cakc, with a miniature- bride antt groon, under it wt-ddin he'll I3etweeti the' second ala. third tier, under the, rolunim wa." It nosegay of blue full),,', breath and snowflake mu:i: ~ tresh flowers i a special rnya. utut- hat ' arer.tt a ______ The reception alt. Fellnrship Roll of the church presented arm appropriate- of rnvmmi blue velvet, nuptial program anti av- s 'd :'unipiiniud soloist, Mr. u; necks and carried single % Lennett, flail who sang "We've, long-stenimed yellow nium.- of _____ - i97, at 7.3t1 p.nm in Pinecrrst itaptist Church, .Sanford ftes i-enneUm W Halt was Wedding Snag" . e'iihling 'u 'u q .. that puir 'n'-snmutu'htngs are linked to it driver's li.'ence ansi S4winI Security s- heck ruwket tweaks till tlie gang. Ili flit, roursor, tit lite itight. flip p&.iee'nn'n als.; dear mu iiuiuru ;ut'eused of iuuirsh'r. - 3'_in c.'',fr,s'i'. ,, ., , '' ' ' I • - ' She should say, "Mr. Draykaup of Draykaup Nuts and . a .. hi;c;;:l playr r su'nqIt lvii y, and U," r r fun falls f.'r f'r I 1111, 111111Vnnnttc'rq 1i,. - iispiu'iiuti'i Of an Ititi',inintiuinimui Itiuvuul (hum, cipuiggling rin;if F'rII, Weaver _________________________ :30-l0 i Mitt lilt t1,. .utt .l."al.'r wh.' IiI'5I 'uuriet SVithi (w'u'n l'li,nli.'tIi 1 ('ii nnnn c .uiuI 1)iu unili etc ;iiu.I Prince I 'tulip ls'mnling thus' 1111111 11 Invittety 'al I-1111(illral!r, ill fill- theater, h);'.'u b.'.'ni 'Ir'ui'''I, ;.n.I t.-.l'r , tin' :sI I'?'. i;'Ii i' Iu'.I"iI II ..v.'r.'.I Ii": I ru'.- III m * -'-- 01 ;.nf tiruulnr lwnl; tll'i AuInuuu-1 O'Hrien'c Statist" Poliss' headquarters is pfrkets'ii his' Offiver tI a Ibis- 's Inndl iuts' ____ ____ Stn"q ii tinigt).tMIkIflIt n,,ul hItt.'r olvolilinn flIrstfula .14fittl Wit's fun us a t,'q?Ile beau nuts" 114ilice rountl till till under wool Ill 51:111 - ______ ' Mn.iignn .1111mM h.k.' i,,, I.. I iSI$1ti this thus' Muu.Iluutu is •'sirtitiit it pricuitiur I,.,, k I.' Ni".'.' \'u'tk, hut lilt Iris kesi by us ntu.l this' ptisuutiu'r gets sIu't'ui aWlis, sit flip nirlitirt 'flit, ilintle throuilli 1.1own n1,111 11 Ipq q ' •. j . f' ski!. I ~ — ________ painter, '. she ilu.' uiict,u,uuq inns' ptii;cu'ut l.i ti t his New \'enr's It'. p:it Is- the night before I .h.' Wuuii:an.'r of ''lii,' Carol Hnrns'tt SIu,i'.'." niesu is sin hatill to) ,wlve not 1.% le Perfill't. ('11141elp of flip 4ecolill stillilial Ilono AwnrtIq t 27 Ital i an 54 rull-A 11V t'.r.nhip'i 4 rnu.n. h ni- :17 flih _____ 3: NSII "Ri4f.-tile 5 _________ _____ (Ie'i1 nrn ph)1kuI! IS Ily hh By Abigail Van Buren to physicians offices I.. addition ion to her four -huktren, Mrs. Norwond has grandchildren, Arnold Tin4el, Shirlo Latham, OTIoll Wright, Robert Hamilton. Paula StrAwn and Philip Norwond All live near her with 9w exception of MRS 1,11,1.11- ,\k)R\A. k )()I -) is Presented wl;h railed during the hnun of 2.~ W. Ing tlx, punch were Almej .flm Evelyn Tindel and Dianne Mrs Norwood's three Hamilton, also great granddaughter's, Mrs Lorenzi Tin- daughters-in-Ins'.. del. Mrs Rosa lee Hamilton Napkins bore thec golden and Miss Norme Norwood. and :riwrlptinn. "huh,' Norwonci, ____________________ __________ _ t 011t.ttt. , inotimm"t " __ __________ 5fl AInn KIng $n'r iilghtt mu nrt, l,ii'Ii,cllngI II Afl(• , I nnk in Anser fli'-k I 'ztinrvt Ifly iIl ,aq Lw., nf h.r II'vn .'F 1/Thr title $q st iivnrIts' • hnrn.-t.'rq. 1inftinc', u,tnithlul. Pit,? I ing hnntllet it Ihi' teIe;s'hi'n .qs'rntnr, kUI. witt, ht IIllnI rnnfr It I - .I lb Ann, he little Jack ,.'ttecI by rnv?uirn t'.r l.r's'm' ingn (mu n,p th. W"tiitt IJIttY S?t.t' h, SfiIl"r (Jii.'n'' iit tIn' enti. rwI Mesitu,, InPinny FIr'.wn an'I y Ituwuffit They take Mt r414fl. 11%() (('flu Meullrsil (*enter. n ?hn iirPt thIng I)i- Unntmn rung an ct I rnn en? long I n In t'r eiclerit ;s Itnental ''II:ulfwny PI.ii' filled pr r'ul,i t It,,, urn n bar at LI,.' lincpituul nail c'tv-u,untprq I't(I11) "' 0 t '4irurnl i 110( 1 u ,fti. in, r aiqtnn, e when hø ii' nfl ,s. n''"v,t hs'r •'nr nih n wc.,,inn tonvirt why. I'nUl I ml.' .$ :10 MU' 4 105::10 (AU Aflvr. tttni flnre Fniq" uI'hi)4l Sp4'dnl W$11$nm'' Thk Shnw ''The .'n rtrenget q,,nlIf tije't hn Iwn efl ri't'Ivi.I. hl hk enmpntgn nftnInt nn'li! in te,n' nn.I thIs l.i.nI LI ntr, PnnI In,iu'q n wills Ih U1 nn.t mrk I lulent "t Ui. unn.Il.tnte fur .f Vtfll.ini S nk'pcitre, $ r.-. tfr. Int hI'i niuiu'IntIiiii t'di'ting cti.t 2$ L)tI ('tL'PtlI luinnI pr.,tntit II ('it) lint flnmp' iuti 30K.,l.n'i nt;eii Iiuqwrlle.l rnnullulnr) I fenIurc three tIItingtiinheui nI ('nw nii.In-liw lI.)wnr.I ui,,nnleq n i1an l'ng1Ih perfuirtner, Sir .h4m 14P4-i 4 34 )tit'tit .'f I'nul' ;wrtrnl( t;iigiiut. Sir 1Lnlih HI. hnr.I",i nuulu' 1iiWh.t,ln, 9!hy uiniigtits't lint hnr a In nn ni l nmi I .nn lteubzt n u'. phis 5 12 Fh 47 ('.nt',lt 44 W. full VntuI - 'ilie uilifr't kin st1Iit hint sh.ui' IwnefIt fur 4'. nI'ipt l'niiI " ' light It Ieq I,' t,ii' off lb.' c'n,Slinkepenre tIIIIIH' not uml nkI.ns, 4SNe..'FaI hart nel tig pint rn it wilti a liolti up t'eII thr.inadi the nge 7 l'.liLv. g.,'nl.nt lilio"ot 46 gouth Aft icon but have cin-tent relm- mict, 7O..tu; grs.,1anL 22 Fqu1 N I11C 8, 30-10 i Nil(') ICIISI 111t, Sontly A, ilituinc, DiY Mystery Mavie Ilwt Sho'.'.. ,tenti SInplInn Wculiiritny 24 (r.t tahi' 51 fl-"rnvh _______ 43 1tsfl! over tl'ie telephone III was still it. their itonmtessiorl .And lived there until two years ago At tha I time, I,arorona's husband died and all three dec-ided to move together n Sanford in order to be in - ,. I years and following her father's &'ath, retired to be with her mother. A feu 'ears later, llhe and Norine moved hack to Lake Monroe to the old home which ~. P, with the ensemlilt- corn- served white sheet ei. IL . plimented bs a pint carnation decorated with yelle" corsage. the spry Mrs Norwooci robuds grac1ousI, al though confined Serving the cake was _______ -. . 0. ,I!_ , 3- - bblv 1 ployed as a deput clerkcounty clt'rk' 'ff I Invell"t as Shit cTlebrated her embaswd with 100th birthdas Sunda at her and vellos'. roses with the, hrimc. 41F) Orange Ave, numeral I f. Attired in a pale pink dress reinfection. Golden anti duster ..,SqS,n, shawl and hot pink slippers, cut glass bowl and guests we:-( tzk '!I ., PStt C VAitch r4inter, 45 1httVOtI* - ~p bb, 1 ,~_ ~r` e4 What's in a name flaughter Nortrw wa em- __________ r'w, eak - M . . . DFowflhIlo IL%ft Growing Old * r_ - , - ': - 0 tj w'dding Annlvrrsar% In their bnrnc, nnd nrw mi,nth 1nt'r. V wd in Semher. 1i % - i .P,e They eekbratd Uwtr L()vel\ . Me Grow i, 19/3 I'r('l'i('H'S i• 'I' . T ___ - Wtfric'ctny, Jr ihn Su1t(Ird Hnra$tI Asrnv.___ 1 •' ' C . ~.s -, # -- t I %0 1~ t - - $ Regular Complete dinner 1 Value J pieces of c ;uhen ,it'.shed $ 1 - 2 S°° fMJt*ili*1S ,,4 , a, IlIt hiSs tit'. is'J ds,'-, AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE si,, ,I, HWY. 17-92, North in l'LKN I'AKK ' I •tTTAil'4MUTtdIOI4TLY ,nih.LAMPLIQHTf,('i LOUt4C4 DO1t4114(,i NOOM OPEN DAlI 1809 French Ave. (HI.way 17-92) - Sanford - �cu sj.CE_ 68-The Sanford Herald v--- How Bill Does Read, Look, '7HEQr AN &k fTA au I - - iZ . RIMO,'.J rw ' , _V I' Bu ...wPt' M1RL W C crT ws PAC L%CII34 ALL •. i*irw* bCr.n $z z o PROM 6AW ifl .;., r- , r7 ii, , • y rm \;•• // % AP-1" russ I • I WANT AD 1 onguess . --- AlSi 1 'r CTmSt j1 rijr 'Ti-i -- -71 t. SMciNs Oi.J" ". . - THE PORN II , \ - .~ '' j, l- I - Personals aci "4 ?C,; rrc. A• Sem nole - ( ,) -_ --__ ('ft.'l "' '' p'' - I4S co' cc CLEA?EQS ' combO 10 SAO*0'O Two CPII%'C & nford A%P s and a 'reort P'ø . 75th Si ldO.I irwes?rnpn? øØ 0$'fnPIO 1?ry lOt dcrminft?i'iQ orrna?bOn CMIi t'vyPr= Or oeeroe CaP't'io. . Cc' bII h'71 wr?C IC MUI 'jn•pr Ot'arwf Co Rated For ons Female Help Wntd 14 wI,' (11S wo-I Fp.,tlieot -ood;ttons 7Op salary Appt " f the pi-ii i, ,4(- , aid. Sanford. na 32771 care Champagne Color 'aas *mnled North Sit folfriffersWrV. An tOuI OppOctuni? Empbcy p. r 37c a line m - a limes Paper Via_ 33714 Qott' Cam JIM HUNT REALTY i-rn-shed 7 hesloun'l garag. art "ran lASe x,tonree nI'I ittC 1.17 ,I - ovei' 1145%' ,'-,t rn Help Wanted - '= iiu THE BADGE GUYS ç-- - = •t -V ' . L ,, 'N -'' L..,.... . ', . /1 iFFEREtT '7 T" / j. % sTAiJE - l*- A U A o.ff N. - '-=Tt - OWI ..' tr'r 'CJ I ,_ ~ ;~_ ~I It , . 4p -- . ~% ,.. - I L.,.. '- - -- . T " '-s, yP'" ''' I t. ' - 1 I WiLl, BL To , I ' ' ' -• ',' ' : - i ---- '- CAM - i - - SANFORD REALTY 'ii ,'-'rs Re , ist i'rct' "a,7 pl a-i k , It t',n pquppr1 fq'nt'r-1 yAr'l %IA, per mc. 511 CS'S) 5I'l 'ii S'.Ct,tt Co. , ., aII Iii 171 ''441 I ,s ,'I'a W C PlinSle. AS71, Walton Wns lampi,_na 31610 by Dick Ccvalii ,l/"-/ ANl'J 41 - , - -"-, Ph. / ,ç - _____________________ __ llllllll - -4EtE 1. := a ,. 7 ,, ' 5- p \' '' I I Chic Young - - 'A' WAS iJf'. )' 4 qpr .#' ' SaI4')ss'l:.- : I __7 ~ . ,.I -- ft- - ll. = - - ' .- AS Pj" , ,-,, '- ,,' '-' '' = =- &jv 'i _ BE c. - = ___ -7 Ir' ' -i * J p - ' - ,' -'-• - ,, I ' ir. '-s'-' c_P_ - 5 S "" / - I '- "I -. . - ,, ~_q ~ \N~ i -~ ~ 7 M.&&C Ti& SEE 71 yrs 010, hQP lCteriO d.plci?rP P1' 341; 461; -. .r. - -== - = ' - - -. - , ,' - = Ltii '- I i N = -. -, -..- - -..,-, = - - - \j - I - ,,..,,J the female is, reltabit - = -- - _. -_ - - - = C'-= " ,- usnct.'r = = " I til tkilt. leit chest ujill and Lhe ,,, ) ,...' P -_ - 01;. '4k "(L TrLsi> ;;_;~,~ • 7p(.1 B&SA WF BARC•.5 IiL * HVP C' U KILl. A £I'3' WITI' g &r ':; I " 'r:. '- ' - i- ('r IL '1 - :,,l4 1!!i 4. - i %i r -'L Hoof " ,, oilwaltrots 8Z7 6 ..,, Ati o - nor shop n hu'Au?,lul I, 41teve"A PlaZa, nest to Club Lu., 1460 sq It At only $490 mo (11 sQ ft I O,sring, heat, A ir conditioning. O,sr'n' Ill Ii'S ,ar't' Houses For Sale wD?51fl9 with figure 172 111 for Eippo,fltrnpnt needed n. F Equipment 4. i:sw:iarlwz And 60--building Materials - - = Your Mi.ilipi. Lotting AgeflC 2545 Park 32'2 2170 REAL IORS Night-., Sundays & Holidays Cal 3226651 377 its 26I24 SANFORD LOAN ASSUMPTION Pay $1,750 Move In today, $171 PAYS all. 3 bedrooms, 7 balhs carpet, built nt, 531 6111 By Owner--great buy OvCVIoOhbfllate Dol. 3 bedroom housE f enced lo ard. sprinkler tysterr Mull SCE' 10 aPpret iate Call site S 1110• 37.' 1031 Calibart Real Estate tI,,',ir SCr',C Cali 372 1191 Pr$t' I fo r young tr'n 1', or retired Icau'ilui 1 months old 3 bedroom spIt plan colonial home on large ssoodrd corner lot Close to everything Carpet. tlOvC. & refrigerator Loss down, no Qualifying - . .235 HOMES,.. Pick your own colors on new 2) homçs=-Abrport Rd $ ACADEMY MANOR, E'qui Housing opportunity Mcdi Realtort, 6113013 Cliff Jordan 931 8222 Realtor, ST.JOHN'S REALTY C( t%ROK(RS The Time Tested Firm 120 Park Ave Days, 372 6123 Nhciiiis 377 7357, 377 5171 Acre Plus For hOmE and bus-ness 54SO Terms Immediate Occupancy I h,drc.or-YrI. 7bath% CentrAl heal and but, fenced rear yard 573,900 3 Bedroom, Ii bath, complel kitchen, air conditioned, cirpete well landscaped, home In Ravenr Park Immediate oCcupAnc Finning AiAilAbte 377 $145 67-Livelock Poultry And 63-PrIs And Soupplin Transport ation I I _____ ___________ 70-Travel Trailers I 7)-'Aut Rir'iair Paris Ac- ce-sipriri - Lots 8 Acreage 33 C A. V,t'IJdOfl. Sr , Broker 111$. Park, Sanford 377 5991. N1ghts. 373 1167 Springs at Orange City, priced a only $11,750 with excellent term: Call E F Fletcher, Assoc MID FLA REALTY, INC 661 Ora.ge Ave Orlando 143=7710 - Weaity Three bedrooms, I bath, frame home, neat and clean, on corner tot $13,750 Three bedrooms, I' a baths, wail to ssaiI carpttlng, separate dining room, fered baCk yard 2 ut't rooms Only 515.503 Call County Rralt(,r MEMBER,OWLAPIDO it,li'PIL l9it,Frrr'372 4"I Eve Su.ir.day 372 7374 or 377 149t Mobile Homes 34 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 S2C '.00FrenchAir e 373 SS( 3133 Orlando Dr , Spaces Available , 35 Stemper Agency commilslitm ' - Voted most likely to help you succeed in selling your reusable, no longer needed items. She is of course Our Herald Want Ad Visor. Give Our Fair Lady a ring, on the phone that is, if you have furniture, motorcycle, bicycle, garden equipment, stereo, sports equipment, power tools, typewriter, desk, office equipment, pets lust about anything that you want to turn into cash She takes it from there. KINGSBERRY Income 8. Investment Properly I Live 1JUl41 11411 nil bu ir 'o family duplex Immediate orcupbflCy avallabit - di. I ' s.nç • pp.- = ---.... .. E45 ,.wv'., u .- Recycle your Reusables It's Smart! It's Easy -- r Trot --- - -- ius' Ø rV• = li-_',''ri fj?-ii*-i All OIV ,5rdheS(Jiv 371 iS 7 1 't & Sanfg,d Aye 27' Pontoon Houseboat with two HP Evinrud, motOrs, 322 6310 665 9901 iq x0m mellonville Trace i k RECYCLE C brand new luxury 2 bedroom, I b.th apart rnent, located at 440 Mellon ,, Ile Ave These d(atsrtmefl$s feature carpeting, drapes, c entral heat and air Also fully equipped kitchens with all Not Point appliances - = dishwasher, disposal and refriQ.r•tor. ,TART OR CANCEL YOUR I Dial 3222611 or 8319993 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: G&D r I, ~~\e, \k ~ -4 ~ , , ~~I~ N , , 5 ,e m , iw 6-1971 DOD, POLARA CUST. 4 DR. SDN. FULLY EQUIP. Wanted To fluy 57 - "'.11 III) II u,5p,i lit 5, ahuliliAhi Pt, ti-iS V'li flip. I or 1001 I "tFrit j 451,srt 715 ',a,,i',,t Ave !" II ,nitiii THE ABOVE CARS USED BY .AIu()I F EQUlPMFP4 ItocitS ,avC at the Old ,','r'tIpt,i West I 'it till Wesfe' it ,Iir.p, It 77, I mile S at Unitary , SE MINOLE COUNTY SHERIFFS itrinuS 1910 1hA'niunli P.(dit Equipment For Rent 54 For Sale 04(1' From n, W. double, air, tep', I owner, lii.' tuøW 57.97% (L) MOTORS, 7507 Park Dr , %anlord 172 Sill tt____. j'_•_ ,'Ji","",J•. I Undgc ChatSt, tulle nnfa-nurt WENT A flI'I) Nollaway, flaby flesIt 1 ARW()1.L S 114W isl 1,1 Travel Trailers 10 I 11 MID-FLORIDA LEASING & SALES Auto Repairs - Parts-,_..Ac c OSSO r - ,' -- - Lriford COI 173 1032 I? Volt Auto flsttr'rrs $11 IS PIFFI'S noUv 'ilfOp - lo. -ii ss-tuite pnrcelan tinkt with tin ets 12s, set of wait p talk i' ',,-l-,, u I -J rIltOop. II Iran'.l%tors, 3 ( hAfilifill all meets transceiver, FCC, cost SIlO. rruiuirp,nenit tell M. ,'rcplienl sonijitbon, Iip.'n light oa k (tiesIs of drawers, good c ondition. $75 each 1211 0405 :'= - - ' - of THE SHOPPERS GUIDE -`t WELL kept carpets are a joy ton Shampoo your rug with "CAM P00" Rent electric thampooc' $100 CENTRAL lURN1TURE. 119 Magnolia Ave -'V Electric heater, like new, electru Inn, small enamel cabinet, 3 stncli enamel Server ~ r l 4 -- 1 r 373 6752. ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, JAN. 6 COME BROWSE FOR EVEPIONE - 4 V - - it I'Pr j pr')t)lurr SHOP THE EASY WAY! Air - Conditioning ,. Car' LI4F '4 A1a77 It -' (AttuNE 15. Form,t,, toot. s ier instmtlat.On 327 $057 I - Household Goods 'TELEVISION SETS $73 UP ApplIances - MILLERS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311 )ISE First St 377547 . This NEWSPAPER does Putter "no repar, sty SIMULATED flplCi( Call 172 1750 or 373 54)7 SANFORD emthe ----___________ ______ I. i- I I , - ' , - 51 remodel, sue coo' tOrt. -i'nSed conlrattor 32)1413 -- '1 .mni 1, r. ''t - '' ' 2611 ' f ,,,4,,_,, , ____ rat at Ttu lug Dip 1 nIOt- On, UI ST fair Out, tin 21)-I I ri-nt, A.m 322 1)1kv ,ou,.', TliO,S'Z, SCA'uA'-'nt -k 1. 0, ?5Q'h(3, op.i r' law"Sig, 414 407 - - ' -' -_ uj 5' '. NI Al-li , A',', & I',\IPgT (P 'li .1''.' 1; i=: I CLASSIFIED! 'L' ' , - - .'u 4'4 ,'4- 'i - -- ' Pr'! - ' ' ,ii,dhdt nijfl' 0*11 Development Company 645-3660 ARONDA 14 It t = ,J I'iiii ',--', :. I,''i 'ii' I- '-.1 it, ' - ,,,r, - t54)eS boIl sites .c.s.'.sodter, 1 - - SSAC,Pt'S' S .PLY CO --- 01th.L Dt41.014c.' 1?IjcI tJ.Ut1Jt i-u-it iii r .5 ieee 127 IaT.Q ' "-' i iSPIDA Dun I tnruw a*ay usetquCsly ss -lefts 5,-il I' - ',J hl,il,l 55' i7 .\ I It', j i-i i i' "'Alp Jet toil 4 tfirIs Healer (leaning Spat. Oil HealemS. Call Ralph Our S'ier att 373 SCSI A Al ,S'sN' A %E14'1(,,%jA5 i-,,.,r ,., ,jq "'S '. j tuslas S iPic help ,UCj is-ed i-',,'.'m't( i.,, ', Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE THE HERALD S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES HOMES INC. (305) 831.4039 IN DLLTONACALL (f4) 7$f.719 6 Days 25 Days 13 Wks. till At''l hut yS t,t'fu,' t' 'r t or titit, Ill pOuf ad for tlr Iu.utlO,'.ir'lg day anti i,i I Un (Jul before I? fount u5 3 line ,i---$5.88 4 line Ad- 7.84 5 line Ad- 9.80 - I iiq '-I '.-" -,- ' ii44i,A! ,.o ', I nil-' w' , C 72! -it' Di Irrigation 55iNO I .l,il% tI,' I sri - U HAUL TRAILERS ', ' t- Trikr Rr?aIs -.-' - ,i,(, sa Glas', Will lOt'S - Line to - Tax Income I --- ,i(i till Your Direct -' -- i ii' 0= M HARRISON -- = 'f HOE ..E4. CIE fi-n, L,j illod - "V 5. ira'-..-' sa 1)13 :'(in' Fencing - ----,_. i Ni *54t i"J'i-s.-I'.*b"P lAck ',,'.isi, i' i,i=u- i '1 I MATHEU FIxIT SERVICI ,,,e ,5,,i , I, Pj rit-j Cii --I till Nt l''Q API? p I_PItt tO.',ti'iPde t u,sn tnt, ai-'ti *,iud fences Free F'r,'.i't I?) i'SIii",ltti Oil -'4, ,,!,g '*ctd.ng & Sheet ,Mgfii, .i' CrbQn. tt.I-fli.n, sd aluminum- Sub, 3 Pi'n it; 157$ -.''--- tontrattor Lic-e"' nsured Com -e r . r.c.an toil '.'su,i.nluai '-i'uitf101e County- 74 nr set, 121 1970 ' E atlliq Places 322- ,l 'il -' ,.= ' i'd 11.-I itt . ,ii '' I' lesj --' -' -- -''' ' ' s' - JAC I- SUN S C'. WAdSICS. Suppirs --, =-' ui, S ' 77 , hilt iIetr'c I C er'i (ii I .rnA 4 Special Services he'fl 5 ba th remodeling. e. ,-'.s,Iii,5p5r, t,IC end Cabinet w-'ns 1711)-iC -, - -- '.'- ': -...... Ii = I' - 'il ,.., '- ' , i'4 -- - - Shoe Repair - 'u'p,iirs, reliable. insure-,J DC"! e t i fl (1 ,', ,-' - - titling uiur-, paper -1'coratinQ. wori,n.1ns' aranleed. Licensed, P4 Mn'' '-s II?. Lake Mary. 32? 1331 P A 'f Il. ,ICEMAN I AT km,jd Ii,it., , = 'i '.l'upprf S Gutlr tel lin'I'd Ilit- h4'tp - u-a *.L- ;,J - ''i' - ,', * '.1 0 1p honest 'I '-.iT'-'. A .t'-'' F 5''' i'" 723 '.'-'. -- WANT A SERVICEMAN FAir Read buy is Shopper's Guide the help you need ill ,,uly ,'.LOt4 UriUCni, Illrf elf t tteault P1',.. SIC I Pn,, 327 5717 ______ -_'l "'I" - -- periencc'd estimates 371 0791 10,5114, - '' -- . ten -- Muffler 14 '-iyi Duty lifl,rn-r 5ho( I ,ibSo(ter S $9 95 r,itl' 71'1i S lri'ncf' Ave 371 All Ci r e ' P,i-nt rig interior & r e p a irs, roots. free - Mr y en1s si', - AIR & CON 2609 Sanford Aye , Boa u CI -,1!qj ',! fig interior, ester.or, l'cnsed. ,,' -- AutomotIve SCI'vle not knowingly accept HELP-WANTED ADS that indicate a prference ' Pet Care Insulations ' r'J 'n ,, - BLOAiIN FJ(E m'n-a,,r Ctr'-s" Q "e r '.ce 12) $ 222 Pi-nter, risured, 20 yrS eiper'enc e 'leasonaOi. rates $3.4 73(11 painting or small '"it 'JunO your home' 0 0 Cr 1:, lrce, 32)154.6 IS Yrs eapec.enxe ,-', lnstlation, • " Attic HEATING DIT 10151NG 322 5390- ' 172 652* N.'.-,) hlagan ','f" '.1fl' r'J Tru14rC. ! .SUplianc 'u,It'f-jn.t 1t,-tnc Cci?ut,=au, 2512 Pin it Dr-pr, 372 1552 Full hole 01 2619 Orlando Drive, 372 0)52 Lawn Service Home Improvements RICE'S REFRIGERATION c SEP 71 hour jCrv,(P & RpirS ti ..r Conditioning. Refrigeration, and Healing Serving Sanford an4 Wlner Park area Phoqe 614 7279 per day CARROLL'S rUR NIT UR F DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More information may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 219 Carlaire Building, 12490 N. E Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161, telephone: 350 5973 Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! The Lustre Electric Shampooer only SI AGE ,jill find this directory ' the mod Cflvnint arcl NAVEL ORANGES your container $2 SO by. in Ph 372-515* ployers covered by - up to clite wa'j to ol 1e oranges, based on age from PCrr-'.',,r,uo-• re",idrntç rind ,_I - Tree ripened grapefruit, $2 by tangerines. $150 bu Bring own container 372 195$ Kenmcw-, washer, parIs, service used machines MOONEY AP PLIANCES. 3730691 t'' for your COflVCfllCflCC RENTZ HOUSE OF FOAM loam rubber cut to any tue 3701 Orlando Dr. 372 9713 55A The follo'#iincj bu' r.', tire listed ' ' ' Oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, lanijelos. lemons Will ship P U tIut(hlSon, 322 405* . 4-11 1 ,\ - INCLUDING LOT DELTONA " J/ - , Used building malerials, fluorescent lights, doors, air conditioner it, etc Corner 15th & Elm 23,900 CENTRAL HEAT CENTRAL AIR FULLY CARPETED RANGE 5 DISPOSAL 17' $1 10I14(, 1,i, 1.55 00014 FHA-VA-CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE Pq'.i PARK & Ft REPICH. Orlando 644-3912 SANFORD of U 1.11.1 9 7,900 TO $79500 iiu' ...i.r.y AD NEXT DAY. Fri. Noon for Sun, & Mon.j C IoW Wt'dne-sda, t 3?.' ; ,- 1-1970 PLY. FURY III 4 DR, H.T. FULLY EQUIP111, Pets And Supplies 61 '/9?) P1w -v Il 97 Apartments Støpt'iftO .'itpi', isbn. $415 clIFf t For t)SFD e.*ac. tii p1111 "u - i PiOBSOPi MARINE rat, CALL UNTIL NOON TO - 6 Alliverliserf, should Include thu IIfl9rII0$1 in compul.,ig their earned ' . mu ui Seminole Sporting (I.',-uJ 411 460 Kew %doys FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION nsal ,s distributed to an - o' Marine Equipment -------------- in - Goods CRANK CONSTRUCTION nrud,t'nn.$, pn.ver '.ittin - - cii 111:1'S yAr"ñT..; ',-iutlu.',, lit 'lIPS li-ill.. S ,'r-if nt I I 44 ( )1.-nI 131 10.-A to minI wp.tptw$ 371 7101 in 00 11 - - I I, In 5 y.. f--- -- - - - ,- """"hold 1 O,'l(Otttt rot lflfn,iiiatir,n u-tI ',,'t Vet nnllliu-,n, 177 CR70 carfr-' it lion Ilisy it 97 Sacniniil Boats and 42 Custom b'j't' 'C yC-'.' tP?''1,'h"" C" your lot or Ours O v er 1(1) Plant to chote from SanIrd's Ai '' in,onr. Livpttock Anti Poultry A? If I - - ' -• (5.',rr.t.t 5.1 A. t,y' done r'S nut. tt$Sn far, * hiS 7SfPn.rfØf, less •nlne mr"I 'rIrrtmn 'tsinr tl'in,i t15r771?'n' .oqie$ ann " l ot 31V) Sc. all." C top, ml 104 11 on ,.,. 365371 Realtor HOMES ipri Autos 73 Motorcicles And ScooIer 76 Ti't.iCkS And Trailers 7$-Autos cr Sale tnt i.rnily U•enrled like 1-i party r an hat. n,,, ,,, ,'-i,u-.pnt balance Writ* t,Sfnrs se,e,1 Irun I itipfln PIin, P ti ri-. lii Panauui, I ily li, illriu Carpets clean easier with the flue $1,000 Down RYLAND REALTY I '-ii a? f i.UIP REALTY 407 W itt St 172 233% SANFORD SOUTH MOVE IN TODAY 53-Lawn And Garden Equipment I ('Ill 5rn,nolq- IIC)U!,E on i-DAM 3201 s 01'0-m'n, Ajjt;itip Come. Silatire VH CFPIVFP. 'lmvi 1177 at Pn4, 171 41I PIAPIO Ill t,f(Jfl At. F 11puitll,ul Cpinsf rnrnli. el'-. --I 511 'i5 , 372 1301 2610 Hua*.tha Ave at 1797 U ii I C I'P'i flCPd SeAmsCrrs It Itne7 tnt STENSTROM REALTY Business Property 31 I fi' ( - i ,-, ,sinil = Payton * openry on Sault, !,I-rri,prqjr area , #'WI ICC 'nt Covered with tree's, near flu company S7-Musica l Merchandise , ore 7t'drI'M lt at',- Janus? p. One' ages 37 417C nOse I, Beautiful 5 Acres 55-Antiques SATURDAY t, A.M. ball hOOf'S is = Plui timr b&seeptr wi,Pi q's MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 A.M. to 5:30P.M. I " _____ S,Wt - , '• )" -' ,••--,, 1:11,"t .".06" M &ow It tools ft teirw 9 #-r This lOvCly ness 3 bedroOm 2 bath 2 B eau ti ful lots covevd with largi hQm, formal dining room, in Oak trees, overlooking Lake Gem 0 reCi lighting In kitchin with Bel Air Blvd , Sanford, Fla Wit i'.ea.y duty di sposal and di sh Wild to Suit purchaser A .1 wathCr Central teat and air In AdcOCk. 3779555 Loch Arbof $31,500 Terms i-i.. SSA-i4ousehoid Goods 5 uI1t' " '' A Lifetime Gift C.ocri'a- sr--'.r S'o sss ss- is, s,.. i no taking ippI,t, so, a boO4Seepe al fir wcs' wpe& guI' b,fleIit 7 .0 Person Cc - - 54-Equipment For Rem 55-miscrilane-ous ..I,I..,s - tis -________ Buy 53 Swap And Trade " -- A% A dAtIle 1.,' cN 3 bedrooms. I bath, shade lrs-r, in = --------- ___ - 14 Female Help Wanted SD-Garage Rummage ,is' - ,,,, udpaiforyoqjngcouplst'fir% tlas liv',i beuironr,i%. ('(11 ,, s,-sh,=l h,'.", is' .ni __________________ IP!frrFp,p-,5i ivrC,..nuiS - r' oda = Equipment -, gaiS PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 ParS Dr ,)fl 7161 •' 1-.--- Si, send for ms booklet '5 it as malignant Frutilems in Marriage enclosing a lung stamped. return )%'tflptl tiiidt-t it ti.'t left artnpsl F rry __________________________________________ Lee Falk )' W541t MI i' 5TP "TEt... diM UNSI r' .sr ERG.R3ws tiA cms' i-'Dc,lt A RU3Z.P,i' _,,-' '-.,_ MO PARIS, I 7 3 Bcdroorr. 7 Ad,I' 7 1'im tI, pa'It iSIS Sir- lord 373 1 930 Oa b%I 'Triitrp. & Ap's -_ 43-Camping Equipment proper marital Levnriique= in their boudoir • ____1" ft oom bit cOed itioned - gr ound floor Øuptçi Adults only no pets 1 Paime!to Ave iSpdr SAN Service Station AflPtldafl?5 hours AD lop Ic r1 Marine (guipmpnt 44 Sports Apartments Rent Furnished San$o'ø . 11w aurgetni removed her envelope. plus !S cents entire left breast, plus the £Iar1 'IN 0- C f' wanted wt.. Worrell 4-Bicycle's So ,T-' - = I to unioa no. Carl top wages Cowart It. state 11 Compeni r tire* Shop 42-Boats and The tlw4sital pathologist diagotised r - '=, Male t*ij pbrI444;:,;: - .. I I Mobile Homes Rent 12 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY --_____ - Iiurss tirt her - 26 71 7 bedroom furfli%hed apt Plc chldrer, yON)Q people or pets 3;; 357$ FORKLIFT 3é-Busint,ss Property fi reawt - apartment MECHANICS 37 Real Estate Wanted ni Unit to Oert the basic expe-custly if Dr Is'ys anticause' iii Janet $ prumiacwly cancer hormone is then u*ed to She hadn't been married rnasntalti the bodY I resistance much iunRer titan ii year when to further tumor gn.wth she noticed a small lump in bet itt Janet's husband also tumor -,,, I on'' Tswr survival figures Item to needed Lu Apartments Rent o bedroom duple' furnished 4720 Ociaro Drive, Santora Amp-can wopp 0flt?I 1217 Charlis St LonQwC, ____________ -=_ 31-IlousesForSaie other men, just it make sort' if I 'MPI)M1A" WIlY could still appeal to them And that's heis' it all ...kttluIV( ffl'OtlC Lilt in '- After a temporary affair, a feel reassured for * less the- female us ususllcamouflage- lot same t*sw theti I grow panicks again and left breast rnt phvsiciar iv So hc wt had ts Mops) niuth' of the' __ __________________________________ 6s, = = - - - lo b THE PHANTOM F,"' ' - . -IW i4 - 4E PC" \ --',---' ..1' '"\ _ PJ/. ssC'hO 'C' = 4 / r, .' \ - \- k- ' , - "-_- """. - p - - ,, - - - ,. - r, Mart Walker 23 C*%IO CC = °':et,m,nt Property btr that adagr ctincernint lump and levituig the breasit ..)s. - ____________________ - I 1-i = ____________________________ to - Lumber - _____ s Cr C"M 114 Myrtle Ac Tw 323 294t 4sPP1i 'f' ci', air, S&If;crat?mbsne,s I liii rtmr-.,4h S'nm,tf Siletlile 44 P.'iq'.,,rn •nQirne I•G') 0 c Cfeflmit.rj5 Ill 115' A WIMP? lfpq $ p Lau short tri;" surrounding Santora Conlac , 0 customers. we train A ir mat, s -sroti Pores, r C.PolloWifieslofPfortraspun, corp . Ft worth Tri, It I,E IETLIJ bAILEY Ar top man fivet 33-Lots 5 Acreage mug, les" rim. Apartment. less N-Far, Ival 'lEa? Iwo ipcycm Apirimen?. I %%A%i, -MQ iac,it5 fou S0c '&5 OIL COMPI.SV needs poor Mobile another I., up PAliO, and nutCfOUS oftir= trAli,it es Only 2 niorlhi old TIn real Utitity it flr ccii at $45000 Unfurnished Esperirncecj - 114i;1mr, ;, ' 72 d .0 b 20-wanted en == Real Estate For Sale S'iOIUtOT mi's sler'rrS 1 ,_,-,:s 3 5.1 rIoro I = '= "wh should a Because of this devastating bea utiful popular college girl effect of a masti'rtunis (breast sexuaIJ bciuss par" f removal, some surgeons are At first glance it miss nfl' merels makinç a stab se-cm possible unon then renios mg the . I I tiruttIst, • < ' 0% ,r :-..'- jt 32-Farms 5 Groves ant cis 3 Rooms For Rent 21 ' - t% complex. i, "' s/" \--- ~ - .- ' - _ t ,,#''- 3 i='t; -,-, ( I - - ,. i- I Write Acts Of ,:are of santoo-cl '*'.. ,o'a Fla 75-Business Property For Rent what could cause such trs ill make me bdiese I was - in -- -- WORKERS we'e4i. _ - CrId care .n mir, hOme, 'flintS to 7 &oc',1 rrIe'mr's Close t, - Roams. For Rent 72-Aparimenti, Rent - - ...,.. - = ia-Female Help Wanted toralii % . lot she grru up in a still attractive, even though I I gtxid home and her Inthie.r was looked repulsive .- _______ 5 = (,)J' 5r Z>_~ " Li~! ~ _ I--- ____ " iT ) "I = _-_ i - ~ 7 , `1 -, .. - __-,-;:-~ 4 ! - i F = -4 - i '' ' -. LON DIE ____...-- '. / - -_. 11 ) ,/ t'HIPlh1 \. - - .. I, EvS'4,f'4. t' HAVE jj,,__L GDINZO T=1 ~ J' -i..L : -' t'e-1room and bait (rAw drapi 25 Domestic-Child Care 17 HELPER Rentals ' ____________________________________ _________________________ I. i% QC' d0*- rt Earn •p.tr4l .or'ir rr spare em Call $31 a'&"e- PuL 'ml- 40 hr t'- r" i- tic e c - 13-Male Help Wanted __•, I TV AMIC1111A, lull indsrapru1 For Rent Rent Furnished - t ',iitt c arpet in iv,ng r000r, "-'Itie CARPENTER ant Wil l I%%'I1,01 lii 25 Houses Rent Furnished Cc '-u1rO1'i' 1,rrI"t1 t',ise SSmIt 1st, ns - t'P,,te AutO tA1,F1, 11w,' I? '.'7, ill I-7Vl fl,iir Musical Met handico Ali t 7 111 0 , I se, V 45iluIIlA V 14-i. I' lull ic,'dA'. i AulLsi.ititivc s.'n I sIrpltt,i nil youssi)tiie" .i-, more rooni than yOu'll "',"'.,d ii "-% SpAti(iiS unit I,dhJtnuIIII, 7 inCh - tt large r lot itlA rfl<)ni real,.. I'' snit new kit, hen Anti I,t and trrs- 'L - 111011 heat Ailul air 511 50 A(!u'I; No i't 172 4741 Auctions INSURANCE i:s It's t,eautiful Lix ii At bier cittrololi I, o df 'ioni, hat four lilt U l-.'-lroomp.. Iwo ni(e bathS- laniil-',''fl, uiOl,ii)IE' gar .SuC. flrplAc P. Al Irk &,nitl heal And air. mu' 'tsr r r. _:_/_'_II' - CrePb.D., M.D. 'k'' land i-a Ness Iy Re finished furnished 7 bedroom Ps,-'up.e silt 'm'.nths it'a',-1Ii%1 I itst P. 1 aCt month In ad san C Waiting ilSiAfli e froo t t'neiIoss,i Sanlora tSP Utility mu PrcO-I'rl., PrttI Pets- SI '127 I'" ,I -, Garage Rutnmaqc Si lOt 1 WI 511 IRS? St PIes 177 715 172 '.441 cEntrAl *, ' i-i'.', BALL REALTY and PC 17*9 S no ,, .t, bia 7 'f'u'tr 'i".'n"$ nnt.rfttW, I '40)e'Y-"f. 515 1554 fi (halt,oIly.' tJtPav i.f, China r $h,,.i All pliant rrv,tIlIInn U1 to u'unf tulr Of Uiln in( hi ut AOqifmttuev wAll. ,nantl. t ahl.s rier 'itS toil ijtil5i, ltnll,ir p 911 S r run, I 7144S rr.nthAv. t)ayt)fl 7717 houses Rent U nfii en i shed =---- I compluined'I must Itt mentall' unbalanced 577 "For sne is is sex maniac "Oh. lit Crane." Janet "We've- been married 4 years and she' has been unfaithful at tearfufl% exclaimed, "I was ruined least 7 time. that I koress about "For I just kness m husband "And because she' u a chronic rouldnt lose mc ans longer liar utxuut sut.Ii mutters I am sure- she has probab1 had with rr,e. mutilated condition several other affairs that she Thu is one of the first reardeteso 1 confess tions of married wotnet It) such 'Di Crane, stwuasniart anoperutlon girl with ii college diploma "Iut didn't he still show his "She u also prtstt and such * affection for you"' I cons'mcing talker that stw has questioned got me to take' her back these 7 "Yei, 1* did.' she replied times wt,etilhuve- caught bet- in "But h isavonderful man so /Y 'w'D!THflOP nt t.,"pe le husband U , SOlVE! • - a sex 2 (VOVEIMMIIJ11'' Tp - - - .ç _____ CASE VS 1*011111,16111.146 THAT) - - or s muse hJIS't 3 yPA'S cOmmP'(iai 7-Resor1 Property For Rent trnadrquac- SO GMAT I -- • , : __ - Fij7'4LY ' i" •; / u' _. '1 •.I fl' ' - . I '\ I ( .. - Vpi.et IaVLa One oh. day Chill. Orderlies par rttrpti, eccertable. full ,- me Apply ,n rooersom to Sanlcwi 'Jur%sriQ and Convalescent Center QSC MillOnvilt Ave = S.antc'v-d ?rIr. mrsl.hce Cmii 32 1N7 c reppre Employment - husband claim,- she is * - I Qegcncy S 531 31 C %mlionc motor vehicles, twlwehrr mints In f-laroida 111AInimurr hoe Memoriams By -i-I-.__ . 5*=ii'$ 17 9 2. Canelbrry ucI Drivers QuAlified to overrate $ tnd.., OO't reQulaI.nt t-Business Opportunities 7-Instruction thront:. t extra si's maniat' flul marital erotic affairs are not due Ia an abnormai tire the usual n' mTh e phomaultac's attempt La cornpensalt lot a fear of sexual &AA EMPLOYMENT mpnp. nebt I0C.l !to 6,10 Let 372 7234 ft?'P' F C )--&nnooncement a-Cards of Thanks wilt Anne's fiittwt. Prince Phil- w. of arQt irq,t,r$nce 76-Houses Rent Unfurnithed "- ." ____________ rz7e 7S 4S to f r' it Ili, and George of one manliw I,Atl-p. n0 IPreICr t ..- - _ ______ i1-Dom*'-tic Chtid Cart c5'ivhnui% o'tee area o rsona It **T1nw-qibl% . fathv~ and brother w1wn congresmien pernin. and ary running i. regal vv(- river present rupsult, reportsi "I hinfi."suggested oil( gr4ioup vol- by Bob -. I. Scruiit- WORRY CLINIC ---.--.__. . _________ - itio-Sil"ition Wanted crontimittet tivarings. broadcasting the prclmidu,g~. live 'a 's.::- trodurrid in both the How%u and during hu staii went shootinp 1 aOt Corni' and have Give us the opr?un? tt r'.j'iAfl t you Pio you ma he i of IPie iarett QrØ*in pa't ired salt's oroanza"on in tPei u S No larOf bnp.e'i'ments n o.Qal.O4'l Part 01' lull time Sal in the prip.$1t diOinQ ='oa inn in Sanford '4 .- s Male Help Wanted i lIDS? 3 Found t-P-ItLAflCIR1 - iAni'Ar 6. C FI0 7 s Wee H$rr WC'r, 31 __ 5- rsc 5 &swi L$IP=' r$' C.Clur-he I . F0,ill. 4ND £J1LS7 r& Announcements . her older brother. thrnugt subc'onsmittvt and Prince Charles, the W thi' -V k, 11 - e _1~ I .~I.1._ IS-Mak Female Help Wanted Then NPli will follow -" _~_-oo."`~ -1 _-r . ~ HFIZU..-Sill, TH-PAJ fisa,.jp sr, NL?TP4ll 7 HIM.,, .,,,•,,,,,...I - - HE , . liAr HIPIDEk HEIZE - 11 r Lawrence by Crooks & To m,4KE silov. A MI_l:)WAir,U:` , , r" = 6 - IntructUrn 7 rali' session of Congress' For that ant in the Queen's Dragoon nuttier. what sparked 11w idea' Guards 'We do a lot of broadcasting Phillips has been a frequent of rnngressrnnzsl hearings as it rnnipiiniin of the princess but is. and we thought that there's Ins weekend at the royal estate n ruicor ss'is ssi inith ct-ar i \n'iolk ssa his !irc nfuinis, on iirw bill at the ver begin- invite into the famil circle. Inning," says an NPR okes- formed sources said his nnwn s'ttation was sent bi The spokesman. Clevt' Math- 11w Queen ews sass the agencs will talc Phillips is due to go with his, at iuluz oils , rsis.ner regirn('nI ii termnn TWIt that- a rt'all rnmplei one. im month, and friends are speculawi 11 probiiblt pick something 1mg that an engagement could liki- nti.fauit insuranc't'' be zinnunc'ed before hi' Hi' said the coverage will leaves," the Diii! Mirror 54lct start when the bill - or differPhillips reporU'dl spent mt Versions of it - art- itt- three this's at Sandringtusn. and * -- InrIpor IC COIIPV'I0C their earned daughbeuten- i:lizatwth 's .i'siipit = wg #I ", , tw ' Nl Cat.-[ tF • . - ar - ' JF the personally ,LA ') JiI'4.Z -i"--___-.--IT, - = CAPTAIN EASY I '.-- 11~, - 1- TE-I". 'Ts'4A7 ' ' --.., ' Li t' ;x - - - = = p--- I'll \ ._----- _____ ',puiva. ' r trat'elc of a 22-s't'ar.oid proposed bill during the ficE let and the 24-year-old - -- ,ll- .- \' - ) To4E f4Th " I _~7 to rover - - - p = ' ,. IN- -'rcn I _,_ ' THE "4EW Z*SK G4A! ".r i& - )-,_ by BOY-tIn & SChWC?1 n'-. I -. - DO YOU NEED MONEY it '" -'' 11 ts. r-i c ':= = _-,L - ~ \j I - . - -=' N I '. _"-" L&,) I I=2 __~~_ __'% r 1 .s.n i SO 177 0*41 Ar,pte,- ,mnf "7 I, ',, "Ii, Si 172 1Q11 Loll -- -- 177 7111 ir 172 975* s%FI 61.45 ar6WISsi 51', II4',\ it , Sat Male Female Al,,reninu,ne 1nt'il,n.I1 t.i''tt 711 n,,. ,l, as i;m f'.. Ill 4015 - Autos For Sale I rnitt% ts s 21 is it t'At ArAR ISIINTS VU 15 65611514 AOIJL AD hr. WoPlit, arourl initurarwit s i,eri Ib:ed 10 ' 4511, Apply •n person e -a olorti rut \P% floatt and Marine Equipment SanPo' (4.'t. bAil. WAtress Wed 9w-u ri-Pt5 Aeeis 0 l'4'rs on Club ,= 42 Housas For Sal, 31 A041 I -------- MwninQ I P4o0ay Inn, Sanlord. between I o' of Apartments Rent Furnished 23 . . ecutive Consecui,vc --- Roy Hen, Pay Here ,-- SI, ' Auto, For Sale 1 of .I , .'.,innep washer. AS mniid,f, ai'-i' Wind crwudutlonl Ph 177 li',O% '°" of e Sa Man n FF ti 11 k trip n'rwtpf it.t I'M ain't a I,',' I IIIiIil,srp of 11 01 on to per "-'I#, I all ( ,r d if 317 Itt' vaiIbtigl Ill itU or s.c at %ai.r-'cn$ 5.*lmwj ( artIer, t)n#vnitl*1i, IN r tsl SI 0 ' 9* Ir%t - L '"'- 15 'PA, RCA STEREO wan.1 qi , ,,i,P p o t -41 it I AdyAr.m.'n, o avftilbta it ?su'o ipe finest "Im to ir ,4. ,% •, nicant sin n Person M'ds tu r1* l'.l'wpøn tP'e a° I NOR GE TOWN The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less it Costs Per Line Per Day. IOUCI=I 'N SEW tenf? Business Opportunities LASS I F CATIONS r) ____ is 'i' t9l I -' flntli$I', $ItJ'iO I?? 0511 *lt$ I 'nyør 51(11 45,s.ene tn$i4nn' Cc 10 paymentS itt to 515 and mos? n'.'.-n I im eroct%,.rc tO I(Wid* C'.Nd ?ftrtnC ---_---a- trucks And Trailers 7-i GOLDEN S-v.gat q -wI rntv$.i w?un?êr - c Posi?on% a%st"e Household Good 1. "IPtTI KJtkAt) Vi - F-t -~ ( ______________________________ 831-9993 (' ',k-, 18 Yrs. or Older "" Orlando SSA FEMALE . -. f,i-r ('i1 FULL TIME U . the ronuann hu-ioc ii"OUnd PiIIt - MIhIMUM nation c capital cess Anne tndns sifter Olympic' 3 Lines Minimum All hut of the stations arc horwnuin Mark Phillips spent on FM the nusjnrits a! thou- in the Ness Years weekend it All ad%-ertesing aopeo-orifit In The calLeg( towns. The rest arc mu- the Rnvsil Famil at their Sandare niripalls or hctenm sponsored ring'uim esuilt 'cans be OIacNi ! ttLI,GA.h ',(55 fiiritities. Th. L(indcir,fll, Mirror said! ''= Si much for boss it works friends were predicting an cii- additional16.Whill"m'We at:: Now boss is the NPR staff going gagement soon between Queen #rr?Ist'r s shOuld iflciudt IPISS zw \ . Classified. -- Immediate Openings 'r (fl'f NIGHT SHIF1 ccr- - 4 (,.? 'L -- Nit (nh ,, -. _ t\ , 'ç - ~) L - I -'L I ii L_ \ / " .\ Shop --V.--- -- - - ' 1 LOSER i'U kñ1 I( &pei. In pr,on SO'. io. = C''''G - ------.-------------..---- or T4n% i - ________ _____ or - You by Mt S.n.om I l When - rr4. (" rP'iN . . RIC' c,i' we car. ''.ctr u fli 0 red . - 2 Direct Phone lines To Want Princess Romance . 1 )• Qul'rr,s.JG, ,/ '._...__-, hghl of the hearings, A Televicion Writer XFWYORK AP - Thnsenf hrnatkast in ISO! 264TifluU' chunks on NPR's nightl whirl staved awake in ctvw All class prnhubl hat'ta hazy idea Thtngsnsidered' program,a if hns a hill geic introduced in Wminutc general news shoe Cnngre&c and wends its was, to hear on NP} outlets at 5pm total oblivion or the resident's EST Mondays through Vricbiv "Hopefully, our listeners will signature I! tiit memory taiLs You, wait heconw familiar wi th all until Congress returns to work peets of the bilL' Mathews this year Then find a National sasvs 'We think that, during this prn-ess. they'll get Nihl' i.,- Raclu. outlet in your ci un4rcthndtng flfld SIR' tuned hit' pQhi frflfl 5,R7•( course to finish 'We want to explain NPR reporters are gnthg It the process of C'.onrress in what pin. a bill nf high inter"_ t to the I think Is an interesting w public and fnlln it through to stead of a dull ctt'ic's book was th hitter end. I don't know 11 hillactuaIl reporting on a bill this 1w been done before, but itli the way through." thet deserve an A for ambition nd what Is PR' It's a nonrilinimerrial radio network 'tin it Mull, 1!t'1 nrwrzit.w1 willu funds uiven it b' the C.nrp'ration for Public Rrnednacung Its linked to l4 public rauu rs cuitlnnt serving 4? states 1< by Larry Lewis "p. Pbs..ILLA S Problem No I-____ - --- a- --.'- I INFORMATION The reports. with taped high. SHARRLTI R .IA us Parking There's - OQt T4f'' AQRIUI ) II y i CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO /:r flip II1Q lIfltOI( Hrni by V. T. H1in,lii Oh IAqTh..?' ' - r :.--Sa.c- .na Jan. 3 1973 Wednesday, ALLEY OOP msa/ WHAT :-z Dial 322-2611 or 8319993 $19.14 $54.60 2552 72,80 YOU MAt CPIARt.bE YOUR AD If: YOU HAVE A IELE 31.90 91.00 PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME COUR ~ j = �W"(JflEcdfl , iin J, i#/j I hc' ,inIor IS I Sr's iItt * J M and I ie1 Oscar Ihinter. and Mrs. Citton. Orinnd4 The Martins wish to thank their filends for helping make their unnversar t .tnnd - - Mr and 'rc Osborne lames Smith fnrmerh ! Sanfnrd and MP not attending Alhan State Maggie (lark. Miami; Mrs ('OhICgC. Albflns . c;enrgia. .Iuiia ThoiTins. I'ia 10fl14 . S ilium. Tyrone was one of the fe't and Mrs. Jom, s 1.. Sp or'' Rase: Air I' sludenLs to make the flean's Mc,iiire U' Ir h flat id V. t i is stith 8fl (It mn flt'rlIge ( ' IS1 B PilLs Y4'ilIk' hell in Sanford he attended tht presented Mother fubt as tlw guect of his aunt and un'Ie Mr md Mrs Ronw cit Wilson and Mrs \lars Srn n i. lasoin Smith and 'Mr anti Mrs Lodge 'sc 542 and FergrN Willi. Rush zir his guardians Temple No '21 Th; RflflU,4' - .1• Tyre Court No 14, Ent prise, with lewis Armstrong. fmteritht 4ind \lrs rthel \lnoic matron \irs 'it Wnnlard vice matron had I , 4' I I - l - -. home Another riuie 1 -- tnnturi, (forts of 1rs \1nr Smith and Ii their return trip U' Sanford - I F Res - - -' lit If (Ill' 1411111 tI going to get 4 ________ - - - ' t''' .- . . - :, . - I 'N__,, and ' ....- - i(1, p - Mrh James '.l Phercon I Srmttm. V. 'tSHINGTOYs AP Mr 1ind Mrs T1UflIII1UIT Of $11 55K and push -. - S. 4 - - contributions and cancers ntis li-ill sear c szelars TIn' ironclad their home district or ;thtc .4 ' . '*" A d' '... "- .0 -' '' •- I,.. '_. I / .- - j' - • and Mrs .lan-n" MWKI\ I - & Al'. - hit hi's b. N (,sstlth.'ys, stitti- soUth'. WsiUlci lose- $4ii,(KK III lilitti-. pupils ils 1.hCaflthUl C 0(10 It schonjl.s bos'rotted cluis.scs tie. cdiii uiricl nmrs art x;w. It'd tds anstt.4li5'41iti0h1 for- (tie e'etnt'flt us ('tilured People, saud to . spe. r ci 9(1 pt.r ctflt of Liii tact dui the tsi cott rontinut' 1'he.' school ohilcuits t• itsi en UI i-tn' antI 54i - t( after ts test as fise sears a per i'tiit of fuh ii' st'rs met. t wiltit $2b4 per iea F ret me. dict.4 sersict Member' t.ontributt eight per cent of their searli calars arid tIn gose'-nment tentrnn bi ii fu1l 'rnw staff phssuunns and nurses at the. C.api'ul 'serucec meluth fret s tutsil uund the arrec of several We II keep goun until vt get s civil righu leader twiti ttibUte(t niost of 1 uesclnyu drop i Ut. stint Ptnsitcolis Pugh sehooL. dropped what we're.- goint' Ii' do,' 1w luesdas , Iseputs School s. 'st tu.uo offiuni estinii utLd (hi lie .utttitiute i iuuctt II' (III Lbs ruin'. v.uitht i ,. ,. Alit. ndarict at the stunulti I'vt ever if we puruiivze' . , iN 1 ! II 11111 - - 1 UI ..- it v..1 -- .1. - - - -. ____________ r ______ ____________ - _____________________ - .'_______ ______________ - - _________ _______________ ___________________ _. -:,ssteti ss,e caruu_ tot I XiLnhulled stilt art t's- ttistartt nuatth' available, tutt- official says. ' -ers were.- pt't• I etit i4Ii'Tt'liM in parole. progratit for ies-. Iwo $1 pet (45t ;n_r pa SUIM r'. tstr!'i duti to alnitict 1(1 (lUll ttuit unmiint ret1'eivuu: :r II. tent per per i-cut of all the.' pe'rsns rese.a*seiI 0th plIrule' over the.' )Kt 111cr-east U) Lust month undtr ;iruddmn.' wright the' rimtunnizssie.nu paroled 2a '-.ttsiri it III) tnn'mte' U its if testing hat duspLn p1a mi. could supervise' iinirr but the Thost' under supervision inparole and probumtiur. syilte-ro is eluded 24.24 placed on probanot set UJ1 to tedut' prison lien durmlt the year anti rck'1nee. on parole 1tfl1)Ulliti0h, .. that ii- JUS' s lit rio' $1 million itucrear.t' iii the.' ,.. closer Iui*. at luitti-risk eases if lion officers so their caseloads they knew treatment turtlitues stert- reduced frouis an us-er-age We'll' ttt'iiUiitil,' Us the' ctniituu tif 8, cart: it: fiscal ntts arid tin' cumihuuntts wssulti us 1972 hi protected 114411 us still more than twice '- and lur(ite.'eUur. said C) F E ! 1 E P P P I S E t •. ''e. . tztanu . . i Gexge Geriwin tells me. ILsed to be." And anfli town beicxc I have a &ax-ic to , t. A.sta.ire rnovi are my trait-ic of reference. I rnember Fred tapping wait a full 20 minutes, while thoppirt.g in Saks Fifth Ayerile befcxe she could sign hr i.ds wants to lit e the'e any mean what did he has e to Gershwin and A.staire And i said, are nc* only dirty but ml those scantily dressed show the Automats and shut down Ctral Park after dark is sire he'd have been delighted, the Empire State Builcli.ng pea-shoot 1 that after 30 pears of Ixisi d'ianct to find out far mysel.f if i it N Pt , ) NJ thou thu t'iiflt% would tutit lustst,mt iinl baste! till lit tTBI" tititetitI' 1 Ui SlIsh 5 t hr.'' '1 sttt1 u continue the school hot colt It cuige. a. downtown rail'. L,iil.ts It itiuru h a settee. List i-eIeruns flied VUflSUUI b'. Ii I*LI' to civil .titutz ii .111151 'hi "its 1I Li I' ' i''it r • ' AI ( / - . - rubes rein t Tt '' - , to ins e a 1.1 1 bad _________ . - f • LI I .10 l fl • One per family y .s ilk'. (.rts'. • 131St SIt III (,( .\ LUte !Jti'! e's ttivrt- ( - - - an I tinriusha still be. casal'. identified bs ins •,rflfjj1 . s It Ill *514 of t hi 541144. ttiinig 115 ShillS rsiiark. I C _' _,'i 7 ) / I' ,/ ,,/ P oto ,,/ / ,,/' £ ani ord , Fa Vi ,. ________ - .. 19 * - ',' - '.. - " .5 . . . - a / I 7 / ,./ / 7 ' ''aIt r on (he. threat iii rural siutti a i5 g illusni '.sats r lank i I kit nd tt'.ti hit k I) it ks il,is rns,unted 'in liii' bui ''"- so lire' I 'iti lilt 111111 sic s thu hugg'. a '.,ll(j,ltiII tIwsi f l 4 ha).ih.auttu dsissru .11th 55.1'. dart' t tik.' bugg I 'tial;ibaurn s1i'v's ttu, has t?m.itle.'U'. .re'4 '." cli tahlut II il's bitt - -- sIiiIit ii '. Vu Piu.,iI 111. !) tIll arIs flout !shI'al'JitIl)it to 5.. t'.uttu'r I hut ltIiIli4It on' '. . salls( 11(11 )i% lUll i't'liliul ult' oul he' . tn titigg'. iii (Ill (lit's 're oil ( .'ul,lll I tie. u.l f( Ill'. tuiort i I Ut Vs R I- .t Vs all natiie itt :tue. ts hiatt''. vt Is t'. e.irthwtuite ails tilt Li'. the ' " No he s.Lt s, snultug "s. I I t9_.i - 'S - p P.--. 'Ti._ L. . - e.A - - - ' - " . 5. 'a---. -- . - ¼ tt-r:fIdins' tan PuhlI: Iiniuuiis, .'s rio'. fIllel iii '.1st11 - - " -- ' - / .". - ¶ I I ' -. S 'rt-j'Iuisiiu Vu • isrdut i'. ' (.n J.,lio Ii It'. iii . 's It (.ua, ,- t hle'l oh - '' IL1 ' - * I - .'-iu .- --. ' 4 ) ii 111,1 j,ii short but sou can do an a.. art still - la) v.twn la tel stUb (tie. in uiities of a st,'i-I finite ts r'-h V. otli a 'slut'S ut gray Iii'. tl( is, bli- d4 Ii o tsuottaI gap" 1 gising against ________________________ .,' asersuout to doing I I's-ti' ars er'ttft"s thin I hast'nt done te'? E'hiris - ' '.'.hii,i I lie' Iniuk fit t 1,11111' out. Pu.. g.it tIoit'is tif it 1k I '.t' spt"nt a lot of time 'ak 1 (1(111 t tS'lie'ht lilY Lie t '.a'. s i'. lie si'. tin i- fighting Ct)Iitt't)Iiu'?lS Itit ne. Lil' v. Ii it lii.. future. uiu'. titilti . V. ill a u ltd •iiitl laikl'li•.itilihlt Iiluum to be 42-5et1 .15 ather -. dues he it it s ( hiss I III I i ..t'. )u,ture ' ',>s IS - fart' SItS r.I brush tui hi I haseri I aliprii.iehetJ me ,, Vs I , r. I .i ' - - '/ llt(l: (lies- field . 't ''uuttv ' - (or huirn - (it a'rtuen I.. the stint sit Itillsid.' Is s n it rums art is u its North. mit 1' ariht irulls irs u tIll bright ied buggy will 1w used in 5 • 101st rule.' fcsst-square i($)III A 21-squan'ann Ii grill stall ('lIst about $8. urIsi it tlske.S four •d ttieiiu to (fill trw- t a table holding thiangt Ii togi'tlwr arc '.41.-I t ibe Hrs. 10-1 & 2-5 II I i.1 limit there are '.tull pIe.'mit'. ,( nun k icis around fur . fart (Putt I ( in 01 • Wed. Jan• 3-ThurS• J an. 4th . i• 4 - Ie.'a(Is a,tu - more 1Aads 111k.' •. • ' ' -' 's d I ttI ' - 's l)iUntetr sirs - u1.sunitt'd and the rear hixi'. '.'.ork lIftS Vs PItS has it I r bought a box - - ft is a step b. ,nvmd up tu' I luke to hr atite flit U'. but Stit ( allut tt.t 'flit tore.' is. hit,sl Itte t4pl , _._-_-- " - - - - .. U(il)lriSUfl leads (till 11011 active life it ( ' k,, - .i 5 Avant garde I- IiIJtsjrier ,Jat F st sit I hias J I 11110$ (I ,', is •- -. 1' .... PRICE' LOW ., _ disorderi itt the school AT LOW CC) T ----4.- Rights sturkerssaidttuittocitl raised in (1w Mudisuti urea Edwards. originally trio churches would provide the Hur1e.• . Idaho. lund Monk, stir. lit st'tiuois'' - trecdani military tumils with pr.Ivuhn1' 1* pliIt-* - fur older a children Ui give instruction te.i ;rtut'uliir tuniat' tost-n. it' ,- [XTREMELY tiur rs Nov. (lii ' 'H's MP Y BE t'OUR OPLY OPPORTt.J Nil 141rr5 Mnus1 21 and Cu'I dv. .0 it 2J (Irtlugit the. cm u s District Court 'fl 'h - "s- S. js.p_' o r a t it ii a sigh rniti Ii 1* 4'igP,t tiissthc bets een v. hi stss As I s t lust to ip pro at. bin g iii a'iits r ins resistant e as -: , 'I Ihurts l.xal ntuefl hate. ttafl- • - - - it i.i ra I Color vv a ' The devlut-' fl "I I -. 1. , Superintendent .1 E HaLl together saud Monday hi' would favor , -- Oh. ..1.11 0., F1IuI . Lilt, .,, LXII The' iui. ululiL ,siilissii. U'. Lsennuhu'to High and druppuni s1unager 11111 itatnu pronus a it In RobInson s ease, 114:14 ',- - agitator and trouhleniakt' year4, s' I m not replacing v.rltt : noika wt , - • ' puhiuthed Hut they never di 115)1 I 'i V4 (It )i) 1 N I- "1 Vs Ill II a tii.in is 79 as F clv. t . Itiiliinsun is 141$ ,it this 11$ hi 'ins to I 04k tory ird Ii 'o' - ou - 0 h;ir k -to ba k and it alrn'sst has-s nI %ine an4 1 • j 1' priced 4rsr,i lull uf OPAMDC FLOP!) - After a day before the ram• eras at in evonin rmfl 4tae 10 ifl'4Ifld s', I.ø7r)(r1.fI as Its I )l( K RI I I NI It - treewa)s azii ptn.ctic cl'sjs ' i T Y P E C Ci Li F- Sorns' I ik Itisci'* loll ft I' cn$1, t.nistf'!t'I IC ih('i *ii Pt hut huts s ilstuss rest st t (1 I itt It thomih hIs resist '' V. ,ilttWflj'tlt cuigil Inst urcotuipansing the report .und was man extremels sen limit asked if tin nw'ssagi of ttu.ittoti ' (hit ripor v.a ttuit prison titer The , on tiutssuun rt ;' said -rossdini. rould tie. rtduced In it star. supers ising 30 7Wi per parolt the.' schoen sOru of - ' , • Tht Ite!tle'tS A'. time ot Iii.. IshiliiIlsn ifl III I hi' 17 lust ttli.it I', 5th 1$ 5'. Stat lug ' _____________ sl.1.11iiS.15i.1.. I l twIt Pwenn I_'4 • '.' '.5 of tlti tin tliuolsinie Is it it t.i tIn ir Illillill s riot ii S f I S ) liii UI'. i. riinnin Ii) ill tli.it i urn till) S%fl . ssfuI '14)141 iii isi V. ill lb. '. letsi) lit fl V. fits (PU I Ii.tt s'. it knot'. ' -- ' • L.a: P$IKSOIs 44 11141 iii tosif'. lb.. in t t1rii' I r t '.1 Un'. sh pros is tn' the r II)'. 4ltld support Li r tii nit 1 it (4(11(1 111)1)1 Shun 1)4411'. I1.I si O 5'. 0(111115 4411 tin Iliatlont but ii the) 5mri n t i tit riot disappuintt d Dr J ' "L._ LmaS.t> l'''L :.U.0 rS.s,!a trrns aric cns!iucor 4 . ARMYNAVY 95 I I4(.f1' is pasture What ;lppcir tin the' I I - . curt or iut a substitute habit '.= , S tO sir reti niiiiiIs' iirtIl41 1 )t 1 I srd I list I Ii. uI iii tli liii ilt lit uiIhf)41t 11141 Ill III tin us. II Is II 11141 lit "U Ills 1111111 S (1415%?) (Ii the. •4.h.1u(t's ag.' ,intI ,itiIirtio'ti'ssii-l'. If I histot i I" 'PI' III Sill (hI - - 'slit on irr eptesi at teeetei1 Vt/ rfl rrs'nt on are on and it s a r. .go trip to hear a live audter*4 it limit. if It iisu'tnl bclssng an thi' of thys sill between fiIw . '- - L-- - still qood at Army Nat". Suroiut. Hats•CopSSSIDCkS ' 0 'P!I ii 4511 uillt - has come and S? nt? Pe9uIar _ - . lot life' Vi his C I'. (t,% lii mint. n II1U' 111111 ______________________ U hotiks t hem "( .r jnti et a reaction lb'1 hoitw. 'ritit ?'4i tile) ull4ltly 14Ii$1l4'ts rnovt a- 141i' %tRS u,ltt 01141 thers' tore utter three' tihIltitlic iillow s'°pli' - ; - -- iis' of heroin nuight bring. _______________ '- sirbia •, &1 _2_r paid for up Its 19 round trips size.' electrucardiogratns for mnenthers participate.' in us group life' insurance. program that each menthCr I'I.NSA( tILA. I 144 - - government contribution for SOTT1t of then mc mberc on otht InS ('U' pe. nsiors program --w' v.,- '- bitt I his ig ir - tm h. is' ___________ I .__ (hilt iso he f h le -- ' 113C'- hIS cent of premium costs I rs of Con M P' / - ach u at for Its ing C. IL'JiiIigt4ifl For a tTUl!Tiet ('flflgre&S1114141 lii the re.latIvl!h lost 't-per-ccnt I --- nmr twci'use tic v. ould PUlse it IIgI ti' nuins congrec.cnu r. ITs i tzmiited s alue at Ieas $4115 per earn produce the came amount 0 %('lit mont ' after taxes If is cr He. alth in.cur4inre ( ongress gressmnn is single or in a htg own arc eligible for the same. Ct br4tc'ket the deddCiJOfl 1 group health un.curunct cot storth uen more. F.stimati ( e.'ruge asniluble to federal got salut ut kits' $1 'liE empk's t '. TC mon lit tiliflifliUlTs 0 SL ui u fring'( bent (itt. amount to is total Pughr ttusn (Pit income t 995 per -efl' o' .sll Ann rican tzuxpavers Here i-s. a partial list of the ;s_rcitTUil benefits nov. receIved hi rut mbers t.f the. Hon_se. and '- ii ,n •mnd tb.. ' .ihut i-s' ''si - round residence ifl V. li-Sb (Mill $42 O(u Thi F uthulatton iiiatt'c Inc p'otutttiI t.'i.r.s mr nitum for thu. rnsurzinrc by prorating the cost of the. other i die'. no' in hide. soon bn it.- (III retsn,en rei'ivh, such as unlimited leave.' irid fret surgers t,s mulitar' I - it I tu ' A gress alstnvs assarits to curs i I 'V F sthm sir a nest sissrnn ttgjas - V II1ON' than $224 a year. \:- p ____________ nuit-k' one-third of that - ated Press surve shows. % S4' Ii 'age mid an a mnve 1? * s 9s. a4aV aVPJ u Mt." I ts ten t I 144t4411144*S' II s lIlt I thinks th Ic S a iii 54114 r ii shows 1;iiw IIIV ( tl.11414 lit Iii gIns 4'' Il'i its ISP I ',rt IPIP tsr '. (ii 4 .l;s 44 Ilisi ;:&. lns'elv home in Wzistimgt.nr. 0100 ciri I 'ill tO hIS soe k 'n,ii IfI i.l Its •j ,i,p Ii *%tt II he ni eds II $14i$% tlii rap'. ss,''lI ilu that'' Site Il Iii ipililiHi ii is s iilis ' tt(hlIttthls'IL$llI\ . .I F like th : : ,• he is ill re let e a •lssSe' of tuethattont' ever .ln. it' in tIll 01110100 01 514411 144sf . lo tls'4'sI ssssiiti ho _ - • 151 44441 114441 t'P ,, .e-=_a_ . -- thtø ePit ansi ii •ltdn i bilihI I ins ,iIitnsighi I u is ,pnqi,ni tif( till 0110 t hologist et ems 4141) ' F iv' 'I.'øpi i • Ii IEI ir Røv'rl Ii' (sir 511111$ (4141 flCe411P itiorks nilil Is ti 4,11 1114' P1f 1444% iiiiil I. ,letninstmnteei 5111114' kiiiii '1 Ills'- Itilis - NI 1ti i ' pm ogram a suitable slose' Is legal help mu' II interm de flit ltIltt 'sohk and Stu 141 .1:mrinn. Noble Thanks In 'lv•. our 'so 14 zifl 4 vv.t :roii their u 4)0 ", Slit K t \ I' t ii r log in I. 1 lots nnil J4115 ts intis 4!1I I the' 8414114 1 Is stnI)ililIll ii a 'it .losnge, he is (mu , , . Ii I'll II I III )\t Os I his lull uspp \IIIISI • Waler eeiie .1 144)bi(jIfl '1l,Vl,11l, U' N striIiire "% ' $t Is epart ti ii. tw et nil lb. 41111111 t '41144 .1'. 141111 ki s'p huh tIIlI( Il Vs ill Ill' tile' s44tii4Ii' (),,iy 4 114411 II icc is' ci di ug 1rc Itetore' the' I;inkb' gets sort, his dnig its.' anti n(teiiipts ilci' I 154 i iii ii ist is sist t,,i.qI iii' _________ - on r - - iiego and '.an Pieko t onnt 1 5i ndret flolli,hs a 'light •. a m n'. er ra.A tc4 c,n d(Ifl tr'rIQ A nest weckit radio broad -_______ programs \.o mans throughout the n'tinn are at MITH b hoint' another hles.cett d.tis tb tittiers helpinj_ v.1(1 presenititior. ss'cre M addit ted to heroin Snnw sas it takes months before the * mi, Carolina Fielder Mr and Mrs t tilics No 14 under the leadership n ________________________ ___________..i "I South ri Iss'tI n.hnnt'tt nt.i hiiq II.'fflIii cn'I .t iuttI. t nt lit. I. tin ln.l up s tIl' ihrouh vatinus form' of niwmailnnni contr..I iiter timi n1i nssigti'I Ihc;-ap , thilt' p -evenIing i proiirnin onli Iw1i4've ii uff,'ts iu,4tintvnhinI iin ,iic' there i an n.i.!i.'t the best oppnrtunitv ii.uus,'lnt q physical i'ravmg for heroIn h IIPI;i ttt(ii p4'i'Illi8l, i1ll'4lil4I, the ue ol the drug mihndon.'. 1141W (1I1IIRIII4' III bent uk 011 Ii 4Il 111141 44114$ I t .l.l. III nIIII Perhpc nn.' of the nation c di. 11110 nii I;.'st' t '' • q 1144' l 41111 IM .Is's$i'tii d f.ir best administer, .1 nat ot it pl' tsho linu a tu lgtit In us .1l'. ' I ,,,t, 'i (411111 ' treaIillPflt programs is i-un h Anvbod can cure a heroin F%nhted Ruler and t,race u'dieti Dastorut Reach and Robert Got don Nee York netdo Take the hype throt him in a padded cell then leave hin alone frr th drii, Sn then, what's the problem' Wh n.'d lock up Junkies for si months' me tro.ihle is, most eWerts a,rec nohods kno c t c r niu h l'ut ,e11ink inside an addid s head and curing that ('np1e Ne%s Service - 'kIting relatives and friends and npprerlaturn to the mans of the. r.ecessnr furniture ir Atlanta. 'Miarnm. SD'I Juan. rn.ike Puerto Rico before. c'anmin.. to around the cits were iiu- friends and well sssherc of th u hich to h Ip - a- - t ;. U k r Fiiiil ( 'o!il LemIlU)il Detoxification For Heroin Addicts Furniture Is Presented IAR A 32-S4lh - Methadone Only Part Of Program To Mother Wilson - �2C—The Sanford Herald f/r.JrI$",rh,/, j:fr'I j, ,i I I P,c 1,uifr;rt1 Wednedy, Jn3. 1973 COOKING IS FUN a • J/.-_ 1 000) - 4A 1 HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS (h,rk,n '' R,'ø (,rø.n a-I Ra''- .J.' ( rinlpnte CF1pI.(,'fl PIEL AFR1('AN ('HI(:KA ?cirflng diqh p.r;v. .atte SALE FLOWER CART BEIGE, TAUPE, FASHION COLORS riør rhi4kn "fl' 'i — — I ' lpIafl% .4' $ / cup flour i - tip i!I11 'i1,um art /2 ,,tipq tOfltaa iprin iornnm :cprion thy t•1pfl(fl I e;icp(Wfl flu' I 'up p.inut t tO TPwrnighly r PANTY HOSE S AVEq 10, _v a' ' 4.aI1rI' 1 ,rMqp in flour rrvin iI."Dtfn and rrriwi in t1 ksIl.t r.move chic. i"1 4010p, 'rrn )rim ,l fr ( "Ijt "I' 2 '.Iht.'cpa'a f it A4d aninn to -kiIlet in r low heat vir in 4%r';"41 ,lpnn flour'h.n -' itning in.1i.nt gr Ien4ir -- 1 Return rhsrken o kill, "r mu ;immr tmcting if inifi tender - 25 to - iit eq If 4.111rob .- nm* !. It ;ti r in i little '.vmU'''I 44's 'i)4' r 404 F'.ditair in .xtru'm.Iv pp' ii 'hieh I mpp.n o + f(i!fr A t W If _ INTINSI! CARE LOTION 119 €. or . If c %j ata1 r 4 Or 44L 4[ a $ — $ c. PDIM (flAfl IAIJ A TIIP1I i?J 1(1 ' • sizi — PRICES GOOD JAN. 4 THRLJ JAN. 10 pe I ULTRA LAN REGULAR OR UNSCENTED Deodorant JOHNSON LAZY r 4 11 I SHAMPOO -, F 4 .1,11 LY Lu I '.t Thm..toei Gren ialaol, ut md Con kiøi R.v.rg" 'KZLLET TiuMAT(.' flflM and r"-n . 4 •, . a . • • mpl.nent he )m.t4 1 .mnIeipiuni butter • e •• I•upc thin itr1p ;pp mions A 2 ren pepperi i.1in&t"it GROUND fltu) thin itrip CHUCK 1 -"etltum tom.-mtoei, ,à '4t'i •t1t Into pmn tlt A HAMS BEEF 'empoon --white p.ptAROST 'iipnon iugar ;ra a u)-tnrh ikillet r• i.at melt 2 !abIeipfla it SAVE • • SAVE butter, aduttht mum and ,anit SAVE • . S jPflti'j 'intil yelIowed Add rr.itruflg I leipoon bUttCf 41 I, r-øn pepper and mato Pilo 6. 1 1PON to HALF I ipnnkle itth salt. '-white pepper ict iugar COVCt and simmer I• unifi 3pperl are ?ender 9 I r'-p - about i) rninutei Mix $ WHOU '.vafuI1v so as to break jp rnj')..i i lu u-; icihia• • i ur;•--W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE 4. HICKORY I BRAND I- CHOICE 4 ISRAND U S CHOICE D I ••i'. it, Pl_;'( 11.kit 7' p CHUCK. 'SLICED Io. 'i(tM1 Hm 84k."d B,'in %fustartl and •tt-;fl A ' I U --S CHOICE - • BACON STEAKS SAVE S 89* pA -: ST • I ' I COLGATI • Bonel6ssR. Toothpaste I Baby Food..... vi77 TUBE TANGLI DUSTING POWDER 43 5S BAYER ASPIRIN 50-CT. * IL*' 1 9c d Dressing . . . . . 3 88C Aluminum Foil Tea Bags . . . . . . WNI L'( ! Cat Food . 7 ' Pineapple . . . . 4 TP1I?', Fig Bars . $108 $1°° Fruit Drinks . . . 4 T1J' MAII 00 Cut Beets . . . . 6 THIIV MAIL Potatoes . . . . . 6: $ 100 Pancake Mix . 2 ; Bath Tissue. . . 3 Mushrooms . . 4 • '•••_)•_,• Saltines . of . of to of. 88C 88C . ••.• $10 Instant Coffee.. ,,,-•• 29c Fruit Cocktail . . . 88c 2 • Flaky Rolls to . . 2 59 Buns . of .. . ...2 88C .. 55c 63C Prune Juice :• Tomato Juice 3 .• $1C Fruit Punch . . . . 39c 88C Tomatoes...... 35c 25 Green Beans . 3 $1° S yrup of . . of of. . of of 75c Spinach . of . . . 4 -••• 11Spears . . . . . 63c Beefaroni... . . . 79c Steak Sauce . . . . •.. 10, Ravioli . . . . . . . . III . 85c Coral Soap. . . 2 49c Pecan Buns 2 Seasoning . of ... Ketchup to . . of. .. •. 47( NE ;IIK—Ir 'rrn .i VALUE &rrT7.i: ONI big it OilIsV Woollite Powdered Milk IV 70101V JAI. 1( IJ.yyywy IF .. 419 E. FIRST ST. 99c 1°° All Detergent . . 93 Zestas . . . . . • • • • 42C .: Sweetener b": eodorizer . . • to 69c 63C Deodorizer. . 63c Table Salt. . . 2 ; 29c Oven Cleaner. . ;. 83c Spray Starch of. . 49c Bowl Cleaner . . :; 65c c:hl-o-/\I - •' . . . . ..' 25 Brown Rice of to. of 39c A'.rl P',s f Al 4 A '-' .I • Sausage . . . . . . 'c' ;.Y'*I MAyI ' LP Franks of of Yellow Onions 3 PAr-, 49c jr)fl', RA( PIt! CICCA ,i1(7 48c Sausage ....... Potatoes ....3 tASTI U ¶IA P(krai llets of Apples of II41! 441At II SAY( 0 (, 4 • f '• , "- :a'."a! $100 Fish Sticks .... 2 Butter Peas 2 ''1, lAST! U 'alA BAt S , 14 $ 00 1 Sririmp Scampi . '• Baby Limas . . 2 IILIIA 447 +,i' '!! DiIP1A P'ii' ?A, $100 Shrimp . . . . . . . . Vegetables . . 2 ; A a! k(,(,( 11(44 5 1 $ 00 " . 2 JA.T' 1 Biscuits. . . . . . 4 Coffee Rich [) ) ASUD M$lftJ ¶tGuPI(I S dIUITABII Of 10 Vegetables to .4 P86S $ 10' Clam Chowder. P4U/Allt) )U4a'.(?a I Ill )1I4, ulUitr)VAAT *, +I'J A "pitI.l "111' 1 P$/(', Bake-A-Tate of 3 rpr(jol% 1100 Toastees ...... flitc, BY1014 S BAN B Out SA440I(. 415 111 OS 1140$C OT wCui1(Sf OS O44uOP £ 5AC014 19 Go 49c Pork B-B-Q ed Potato ----- 5 ,Ii. NA,, 'it I.. Carrots . . . . . . 2 S I • LIN— 33c $1 99 99c $129 , •a . $ • '7' Sliced Ham . . LA ' •. - : 49c Biscuits . of of of ..6 t '' A.A, 1 Cream Cheese3 - • • •.• • :' -• Tenderloins . . . . Cube FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 'A I •At S&)USEI) '4.LKl1EL 99c C 99 99c $ 00 1 45c 49c 99c 78c $ ¶. I("c '7' Teez Dips • • • • • • a" I •+ ' Cheese Food . • • "- 73 + ' 0 N, + , '- , • • + 'S 9 .-:. .2 Chicken. . . . $, i'kA ' All ..'lAI 69' Sliced Bologna of •'. L .iA t. $piA Pa' • t 1 A•( 'I Chuck Steak ... 88" j5($A a PIa)$$. I it I P ISaINI It S to $ 1 Shoulder Roast A • • • . Turkey Breast . + - + 99 c Game Hens . . 2 +• . • . +- 1. ' Beer Liver . . . . . ,' -.,a•,' ,'St iced .,•, + , • '++ .• Corned Beef 41 A4., " • •'a', I 'a • 4 Sausage ....... - . took . W......o ..... a. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. IU - -.- - 99 Uuuf Stuakutte : 4)t)( prep4r'Ii by ri. . & 'i.iJIii Home t,'nutiiic Ir f '"h ¶rI4ceret 'c1ih about L !t'L' b.a4n 1J1Ifl Ii) bi a " 'I n UI' stuulr ULen-'oi —,I TOPALUt TAMPS • %"aPtL p cider vinegar - .up '.iItl 'espuon -.alt bsn tnuied piCItIln 'a),1t tied in •i NAJ intu ringi k'Jt ,itJ .'ith I -- lFrj_ (; SANFORD -. lu . T 'L PPIJ4 Lentil 'oup k sth I T' J ILU IIM ••• - . -, - • • urn Oi VALUE STAMP 419 E. FIRST ST. 59 c 79c TOPVALUE STAMPS : Cigarettes 798 5 Whole Picnics -— 1rIrT7 s 39 utterwutth .iii -• rERScIyrrH 'iflUStItI1+ "1pM iugar 'i butter"t1pUttn' :ip light vi )lIfl t4*fl '.ls)lIn 'i,anillj : . I 4ujr'. i. $ uther ill the .nt •tits'ni '.r methum eat intl tir-in - .iional!v bnng &i - tull •n boil, boil until ivr,,jpv (Iut U) minut 440CC thin 'I thickens is it "1i)b Serve over ice $.TC4Ifl U rnide i.ta'jd, store !1ghh1' :,vered in A 4ept it or .1 ' "4 if 4) elPrC itng ci .LitW at uoiti eInperaturC tU Wilton. u s irring is - • '' L -h IP4 4 1• . . .. •-•-..... -,•• . SAN FOR D JU1 U[ U1I it IIltI 11$It' r1 .tth toil Wkv ttsei 15 uunt.e Chill eera t'haoIs ur USCIiiiht droui and pi,e bag+ retrtvtate until eiing tiliie ;rnih. if StO Ue nub s4ldd jr%VnL.% and lI%,-V-j..+uuiub.,r If ued ,a, A tIt.lifl 'UUtV iii,ake ertns. - t1 ring* �cI ________ 4C—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 3. 1973 11 Less Potatoes,, More Apples In This Delicious Salad B CECILY BROVNSTOYE potato, ceier and scaIhor, n1i Pnici Food F.dltnr welL adding more salt if There are all kinds of potato needed Cover and chili Just or. to salads in this world, hat one of before the best variations you maik of this favorite dl%tizsb% maine and sprinkle with ka nkes €tcBervings Serving sugetionc addi 111111111SON" A saoctad servin a minimum of potatoes tort nut ICK111111111M mom and °!rnaximurnol liclows apples We served this salad In- at; with homemade split pea soup Crusty French hread arcompa- ix!id is delicious 3elved with a and mound the o this salad and turkey or aorted cold ''eci1 Browr.stON" Ai• AsocIate4 in care t AP available rthg mold of jellied ham on romaine around th ham meats and deviled eggs edF"esC1kbook Box , Teanec,k, mousse. FI1 the TItt mold wi th mousse Or serve the Apple che.oT The b sending $4 I fl7$ This some of the Apple Potato Sabd Ruled with cold shred ham Q'anut 4(W recipes are given in e order made remaining R ('E(il.' B14t; \sTo\t: Aociated Pre 1i'od 1':ditor When .nackti rn e eornt around, a lot of i'ook are Iikcb e G4 Po- III! ' ' reth hk irt iii cm ith i,nuitng 'U dp and c,,l;nl upp'i 'I hi' ic t ii f ,.lflug tli crated hii'uit!' invariou original hon •kUchcn (real bti'uil and filling them with ziftornoon tea "r al,eImc dinner live tviake II) qnar'k. it may hr Packed in small eartnn and ment OhihiPil cheddar eheece and deiIiuI dtink (oaui. IOu, lnffrr witha _________________________________ picked up at a t.out market, the The following redpe girc hani In thi' gulci' t1ievr good ciiup and calail unrh or a rIruw iii,VIt.I1i 11AM NM ' ___ ' !7i ,PARK i / unru a r.' Irig.iratpd flaky buttermilk (uu 1uivuil lfl ctnii rhNi'lar thv'v' l I ('P j fh RVafh. APPLE POTATO SALAD Li66 dii 1 teaspoon dill w"d teaspoon salt 'A renter rif each bi4ruit and cover rhomo with deviled ham Wr,4p CORN FED BEEF Pr AIZ next to each other in a grea,;rd ake pan fil by A by 2 C OUPONS in heat melt butter ind ifir in SOUTHS SAVINGS CENTER srallinn g4rcr, rintar, ftnel,t chopped with grech top iv - Rath Ilk A __________ ___ A f avith rornflake L: C 4 aiaaiiti or fist chowder, 11 rI traditional Iiiviirit.•s it tu,2stul areas I rilundrr' aki ;ipreciule thu art mesh ul oonl chuwde' during 'mn u'r months rin nvuilnhht' i of si -freezing a ii s 'chmmltiues with Sall—water ta StiIHIHIrII1 tiida in oil parts of thf. r'nuntr tu'vt• r.izi'n fish fillets that ja well III ii ctir'wdt'r Scrvt with .s ,aiatl tn•urt tujrne. uatIi' bread and perhuip LIMIT - 1 WITH 7.50 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. Green SI FLO CANE .SUG '1.\ilI \ \f-Af-A fund Editor ited Proitmi-i in IN,; newipaper in rare elf APCOOKBC)OK. i-t,)% I , FLA. FINE GRANULATED ' s "• —. " ' ' ' ' '' Bean ' CORN FED BEEF R CLB. J BAG LI I Salad LB SI By c:uiI,y BRui\ST(i'.E ki-tnoriated Pres. Food Editor \I1 bean 'ulads ire so p.pui ar nowadays that when the following recipe our desk we were to try it in our test kitchen We found it very good We used thin strips rut from .i giant size sweet Spanish onion in this salad Be-.iuse the whole 'anion w,isnt needed we covered the remainder with plastic wrap and stored U in the salad-crisper pan of our refrigerator. it kept .ell this way ;REEN BEAN AN[) came across tempted fir U.S. NO. 1 WHITE in , 15 minutes Makes 10 4nack% Rerlw rT- (kbnok"aviiuIahlehy"riding __ .CHsEsOfS7 -SO OoMcf •4 rrurnhi; "n in the illoRtrater! 7 ALI WEEK LONG) Chowder Travels Well ~ ) Lj , w4kingamom f-alt and pepper maku 3 rups ~Apples mav tw ;iarrd if vnu like , Add tib soul- ® R%Ih~~ (R4 af All DISCOUNT PRICES t frng and 1/2 2 I/i irh inrh wide I ran 2 1/4 mmeii deviled ham I tahlepoon butter I I lomatoba'e bar With a rnllinK pin, ithape hi%- lied Delicirows, apples \n.t:1:\ SC i tahle4 p.ron ornflake rrtimbi E GI L 191j beetle qatice -: WE FEATURE eta] sour cream Jan , i, /zJnQcJny, Some Tasty Snacktime Treats From Canned Biscuits papri " ,riford Friild POTATOE S I £ an ONION SALAD LB. BAG \W 1;I.A!1) FiSh tail irspoun butter I, ii nmurgarmnt rups talired rmip, diced putjiliiri riirriits miter 2 packages 68 beans 1/2 cup thin strips v.v'pt Span nih onion 1 tablespoon sugar I /1 olive oil 2 ublespoons whit,' .mne .10.' gar 1/4 teaspoon crushed dried OEhi0hI I a. top cup tilerd ii tutiIi•cpuiozi V ,irvrctrr . hiirt SililCi t eiispiuiii so I 11. 1/4 t.'aipoon s.uU , or other fir m fleshedd fillet. ciii tuuiiids haddori itito chunks 2 .lnt ('Il)i. CUI hr*ivs milk cream "WAGON TRAIL" "SWEET-UM" PEANUT BUTTER PEACH PRESERVES a cup chopped puralr torlr SI tiL'tUiI L tit.iit lN'.' \th1 unions and satilt a'' Iiiiliiitt•s until sufte'imeul it it, puitamlot's carrot uri'esltrshmrt' satm .:ri(l salt lfrini In hoiIIIII lieu! Cwe' cmninict ' hour n' t't'tLihl(Y5 art' !tflitit!t M iii fish then (over and iu•t cIIIimt'T vcr t't'iith l Iiuiflhhti" (11 more III until fist !lule, h winqi iet.'c v it hi it furl. In small hoc ( I I' LI Ill with .stulu'sptuoiis of hut ctiuuw(l,' stir rrcam nuixturt' lilt ( ' dt Itchi'it genth lou not lituul Stir iii Cti()lujIt'( .itslt Ilimkes 4 £ pw 'aunt C 2'LB. JAR 2 LB JAR 49c "FOOD KING" CREAM (OR) CUT-GREEN WH. KERNEL CORN $ L "SLENDA SUE" AGE" .iid FROZEN kCE I BEANS FRENCH FRIES MILK a IASS'T FLAVORS) 48 12 NO. 303 CANS GAL CTN. NO. 303 $ CANS Reduce Un'.i IT "RACORN" SLICED IV 1/4 teaspoon dr'. :atd.irl [)ash of cayenne * SLICED PICNIC 'I SHOULDER LB. LB. 69C PKG. 'CO CUT—UP RYERS $188 B. with sugar, rover "TASTY" D'ANJOU PEARS .... . L9 "VEL" MINT 'iluluilut "BEECH-NUT" "TROPHY" LIQUID STRAINED FROZEN DETERGENT BABY FOOD STRAWBERRIES to 22 OZ. 29c COOKING IS FUN V imo'turaised lict'! Witt.(irrot Green Peuts .i hlreau Howl I ruin, Hanawl Cream with IlUttt!fleClltt'ti Sauce l'ln,zE: HA!MA CREAM ujuirh. and cav .111e4*d teasxuon unflavored gelatin t2ubIespoans orange )UIC't 4 ripe medium bananas. fine! mashed 11 3/4 cups a 9c REG. JAR "SHURFRESH" S REFRIGERATED BISCUITS PATTIES 04 OZ PATTIES (0 lUCK WAGO STEAKS I 0_0Z$ 80Z. CAN PKGS. IRLOIN 'ATTIES KC. 7 S')9 USTON BUTT.,..... 20!4 OZ PATTIES $A91 ATM'S" FRESH PORK GEORGIA ACKBONE ......... 81 1ATH'S FRESH ORK STEAKS ......r81 '2 cUp ('iIflIpt'tIUflCtS 5UL*T o'aspuuum it'mtna juice aofltamfler IF hcat' team IT if metal measuring ru; ;au nile gelatin miver orangu iuu'v and alln to soften — Stir over ver uhout ! e tivAui rn place cup iii u ;nali stilint of tint water over tlit' heat i until gelatin this solves in it slithil mixing bowl stir together the bananas, sugar and lemon juice, stir in this solved gelatin In a medium nuxang bowl whip cream, fold in banana mixture Turn into it freezing hay and freeze until alruut firm break up and beat. return to freezer until firm Cover tightly with plastic wrap and i'p frrl?en until ,readv to serve, then let stand ielrigerutor or at room tnntiperatur" until slightly softened The color of the Frtu'zen Banana Cream will be a little lighter than that of mashed bananas Makes 6 to B ings ounces' SETTING GEL BOZ JAR REGULAR (OR) EXTRA-HOLD I ILLSBLJRY' INSTANT I 6-OZ 59 /E R FR E S' MISS ALBERTO "VO-S" SPRAY REGULAR (OR) HARD TO HOLD $119 ANCAKE MIX •••,•49c c OTATOESPKG OZ CA N $129 1 OTATO CHIPS .. c 0: ARA LYNN' LE &LTINES . $ . 38c 99c AN 'or hundred rti,ps•s ar' fl the illustrated CeeiIv Un A iut'unc s .\tsoctjtetj Pt t"eu ('tinkbuuok 'avaiLable by sending $4 9fi a check or money order tiude paabte The Associ. ited Press 'I to this newspaper m ( are of AP ('O4jKBIX)K l3o 4. Teaneck, NJ O766 GRAPES LB an 38 "FANCY" CANADIAN . . RUTABAGA ......1OC to ATH'S' FAMILY.PAK Garime "DIPPITY-DO" 18 . . . . • • • • LARGE STALK' '' "SWEET" CALIF RED EMPEROR LB 20,4 OZ STEAKS C CELERY and to 28C "CRISP" FLORIDA Vasi 4 slices bacon fried crisp md crumbled 1 cup thin strips Swiss cheese Cook the green beans uicrorrl ung to package directions and drain, rover tightly and chili the Sprinkle the onion tightly and chili In a small jar shake together the' iii vunegjr basil salt rrtutartj and cayenne Set .1 iaie 'tt serving time turn the beans and •rnauns into a salad ouwl, add the oil-vinegar mu turn and toss well vid the r eon and rheese ind .i,ain Serve at once \Iake% TI serving' rMIV%ILT-rMr%) null. uat "HUDSON" FAMILY SUPPER TOILET Canadian Bacon with Scrambled Eggs Snap Beans Salad Bowl Cra.nbcrr,r Buttermilk 'FRE NC H 'S' "PIKNIK" Muffins VANILLA EXTRACT MYONI NAISE ONE OZ BTL 28c HORT RIB! I I BLACK PEPPER 45c —I PORK AUSAGI 7k 2-Oz CAN JAP of BEEF LU rMrhILPlt Sugar Creek —- WIENERS BOLOGNA OZ. cQcFULL Qc TISSUE ch(NHERKY HurrERM!u( MUFFINS PKG OF 2 ROLLS I cups sifted rake flour 2 teaspoons baking PU AUC17 1/4 teaspoon baking 'toda 25C 1 teaspoon 1/3 (G. in cup sugar Ieitit 3/4 cup buttent,ulA 1/4 cup butter. melted namnutns tiriefl t each 9 or ii) ouncesu frozen cut green 1 cup fresh 4itt'.,'i ly — . "THRIFTY" gun 0 * C& ro'T'D. ASS COLA FR LIQUID AT P 6 OZ41 FA - C ;II BLEACH SI Ill GAL. JUG ORLANDO• * 1340 WIST GORE AVE. STORE 8 30 A M . I I 00 p M * 3939 S. ORANGE & OAf tIN AVE. HO" 800AM -900PM * SIMORAN STORt CLOS1O FOR RIMODILING SANFORD • On wax paper sift together the flour. baking powder, baking wda, salt and sugar. In a medium nuxing bowl best egg and buttermilk until blended; stir in butter, add sifted dry Ingredients and stir until dry Ingredients A M partly n*Mstened, add cranberries and stir Just until dry Lngrvdi.nt.s ate completely niotitened Fill but- tered muf finpan cups 3/4 lull. bake In a prebested 4drgre * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MONTRIJRS 800AM TOO PM FIH a SAT 8.00 AM . 9.00 P M. SUNDAY L 100 A M 1.00 PM * 25th ST. & PARK AVE. STORE 800AM 900PM . —4 oven until a cake tester inserted In center comes out dean about *1 minutes. Serve at once with butter. LI muffin-pan cupm are 1'3 cup capacity (2 1/1 Inchea aerou lop and I inch deep) (hi., recipe will utuke 12 �I - .. it a. i;llllls~ 7-- I I White _ - for P, 4. - . - tqnr & L&STER Copley Ne Ser1cc tions for favored reds. Now, it happens that many with the an served at the Napa Valle) "-i- Piruot Chardonna Well, I be- \ AM QI 'ICE IilLLA[ - Iii Ii- too' served at sflaCti1TU or itt ., I;luV '\Tu i\! Auoe1sted Press Food I- ditot Of the dozen or Mi rookbuks on my shelves devoted to ma I ing all kinds of breads. only twi of these volumes give recipe'. for ba king \'am Quirk Bread the kind made with baking pov der and/or baking soda And these two books are of recent vintage Bread books before this neglect this delicious and truly American bread although one of them does suggest rect pes tot making yam bisc'uii'. yam yeast bread, yam muffins and yam pane whui( yarns *drained ano To'etu'd or almost all rut tin' .i- YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER temperature before' serving '.'ie' think you'll tn as enthusi Nmer too moich at fit\ aile Wv ;III, all ti.i'il lii li;it'd work ihuu luuhu' M,utinla*t tiring ('11, b% the I(Illgel I a 11111 y, uti;uiuuilai liii .. *.)Oil itu-itis lou kil.li.uu 11"f. I ll . 1/2 teaspoon salt I egg 1/4 cup .1/2 stick butter 1/2 cup firmly packed light ' morning. Own to my 0111) do tituun %)iu'ru' l swing In uti.utt ultihu', fur Yti u,iiuitit.'' W ,r - PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 4-10, 1973 it 14 1 ,,-7T "HUSBAND - •,• . , ' II4.4 ri PLEASERS P 79c • ' _____________ " (p ________ $1 BONELESS 22' 29' Lime Liquid - - Mayonnaise ___________ LV1 Uk, SWEETHIART / EA - -- - -.- t LEG 0 LAMB RUMP . KRAFT Chocolate Syrup / • 6 S a: SAVI 3, HERSHEY / - \.. ____ ___ 5 Spinach c / SAVI 30c DEL MONTI "Finusomeoneandshartlt" CORNISH GAME HENS ' '\!Vu) J '( ______ r ALE oz Baffles C AG I ('S PR I oF --for YOU'RE SURE TO __________ 0 38 oz GINGER L I. N / u'unan Woini'n will gra.tu;ihlv 1w fo.uls hint not evers .-uI to lb.' tu,iPhhfur rn.' wants thriui uo ui'.'-s thu-ui . 16 - up ss th otinci's, nips arid about the us(- of prepared milliliturs marked oil it ___ .-., 45 ______________________ SAVE 20', FAIRWAY FARMS Chio ps Potato TWIN MAYONNAISE KRAFT 39c LAMB SALE! 9c SAVE 20 COUNTRY STORE PURL Strawberry Catsup S SAVE ttt DEL MOWIL ) • • SAVE 5c. LIBBY SAVI iO AMI 4 of Sliced Mushrooms LETTUCE I ___________________________ F4ocidt Sp.dic,, P,,. 5,19 Mushrooms Rutabagas Goid.r, _____ T ________ ' 99c IR %1Aht t.LsTI:I( (..pie rsus Service lb 12c lb Avocados 3 Skillet St-VI 12c lb bo 68 _________ Noodle , I Ice Cream '. Gal Tciter 59c Biscuits Margarine I EVERYDAY I AL 3 *It _________________________________________________________________ '.' Ot 1601 NOV II1 BERMUDA AVE KISSINScII Xw_ 1 5 : LOW DISCOUNT PIECES 4'! U1 ____________________ ________________________ ____________________________________ _______________________ - .-•' udP1 lb. Onion 6/48c pumpernickle Rolls CASE OF 24.. _________________________ i Lobster Tails ___ Cia. ' ''iit sai,iuj is *,',t .. I• dary en,' that combin.. mushroomij, cauliflower ay.! celery should chili for a' teaspoon Is% der"d mu sta rut ' medIum caiiliflo.'r I eon sliced cek'r I green pepper. cut in strips Ii Itins.'. pat dry and thini slice fresh in ushrooms drain canned nnushruotn Sot aside In large bo t h1t)ro(lLhl% ('uflIbifle S.i la il vine, s gar, onion ii,at. black p.'ppt'c ar: mustard Add tnushr oo n ,,ntl toss to coat Cut caulL t lower i nto (luwereltes aunt thinly slice makes about t U5l Arid Lu mushroouil long with celery and green lt'pP('r Let mnarinatt' about I hour Just before servin~ stir in tomatot's Makes ( hulart or 8 portIons Ie;ii I S.d • 4 t II "'t, German Bologna 59 c 65 C 65 Swiss Cheese ',b FAIRWAY S Sloppy Joe Mix 79c 49c .. QUANTITY RIGHTS NN ov U.S.D.A. CHOICE Whole Lamb 50 lbs T-BONE, SIRLOIN STEAKS FILLETS, CHOPPED SIRLOIN, NEW YORK STRIPS 88 LOIN CHOPS RIB CHOPS SHOULDER CHOPS LEG OF LAMB Frog C av 50 lbs LAMB PATTIES ROUND BONE CHOPS BREAST OF LAMB SHOULDER ROAST Fillet lb 98 Fillet lb 89c -- It' $ £ _____________________ 1( mrj, Al.' ____ AM . VT _______________________ ________________________________________ ________ ___________________________ __________________________ II __________________________________ ___ __________________ _______ ____ _________________ __________________________________ ______ ____________________ a 'nT7iiuti..a.TT1 siliwaitcalo i Itilill ______________________ ___________________________ __________________________ ___________________________________ _____________________ vou net-4 i" cup white or g*'l'ri 1 cup orange' juice 2 sruull ripe baruani 4 we cubes 1 ¶1 Into an electric b llt f the rum and orange jwt'e , pt and add in chunk:; .ith the ice cubes Ulend until liq utilized Sercatonct'insshi'.lt. SOU or wine' glasses about 3 foamy cups to put ice cubes in the electric blend-r su ith an ample' amount ..f 11.1011 A's directed in this recipe', ni-s c-: cv to blender crush it-C c'ut* thout at lea t I cup of lcuu.t Crinbrirry orange Sauce a LOW DISCOUNT PRICES EVERYDAY _____________ -y f7 H' SUNDAY DINNER Poutoe, Itoast ('hi-kmn Rolls Ilruccoli -' (U., 1• Shrimp 18 lb bo $ 390 Jv.".bo 1 i'r'l $ ('hct'st ' Cit.-.HAN.AN. CKCII.Y You t'atl nuke as nun. -hes of this deht- iuu,s drin'. 10 lbs. & up lb Crab Meat PLUS DEPOSIT I 9 4 c Whole Beef Loins lb 1 iP•' $315 1 c. U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1.98 Oysters ____ r,-' -1, 'ni'T'I.A iT43 y NEA Food Editor ('r.ib ( 'anapes Frosted ('upu'akes Chopped Ham 33c- FREEZER BUYS COCKTAIL SHRIMP 3.ib b _________________________ ________________ 49c MORRILIS , '4 W0kvf,ld Jumbo Cooke d PLUS DEPOSIT 89' , Whole too' Wheat Bread KRAFT CASINO _____________________ ,,1:a'- C _________ ici _______ 9 ______ 3 19' 6/54t 6/59c Cinnamon Rolls Pecan Rolls Pepperloaf SEAFARE SEAFOOD 42 Cocktail _______ or. mots : ' Grounde 3 ,,, 39c _______ $1 fl '. FAIRWAY Bottles 4 54c 'a HOuSE 01 RAIIORD ' CAMPBELL SOUP ________________________________ fl . øaiu*os5*v5 •hP1 ____________________________________ ___________________________________________ _________________________________________ $309 8 1 __ ''? Margarine SAVE lit FAME ' '°' 10-Boi 5 lb boa STEAKS ____________________________________________ lb . SAVE Sr BALLARD I $369 T-BONE, N.Y. STRIPS, DELMONICO Ib88c Sausage . Beef Liver Mos _____ A' No Wilt Salad Is Here FANCY SLICED _____ BEER 6-12 .. tuiS Yogurt , ussi,uvIIsts ar C FAII(WAY ITALIAN STYLI CAKES CHOPPIO SIRLOIN b' ___________________ __________________ __________________ CHOICE QUALITY Ham, Beef, Turkey 3 88 IIk:A SAVE Sc BRLAKSTONI 1 M4 off S WINE STEAK PATTIES STEAKS 69c ftIu.b.rry, Chorry , Applo LVL 7 CAMPBLL V-i than alive and vital" S.TtltL)%V BUSCH 49c SAVE 10 OREIDA - lb - -. $1 4 s could a man be anythini, U.S.D.A. GRADE A • Chickm Noodle C Bologna -- ______________________ WAG SALISBURY PIPPIR 75c Spaghettios &Frmk ____ j1icut" 78c LYKIS lb. .LVI 1 NEW FRANCO AMERICAN SAVE 11 _______________________ Sliced Bacon it Dinners a nd more progressive ?1 cherr% tornatoeii. h.ahed ,-_ - LYKIS CHIPPID MIATS LIPION Tea SAVE 20', FAIRWAY FARMS i,sa.tu $ FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS PRICE EFFECTIVE JAN 410 1973 I i=r CHUCK STEAK a HUNT live regularly and aiw.o, Iookdig for something n' jut' 39C lL 29C C _______ Q CAGLES PRIDE GRADE A U.S.D.A. CHOICE STE SLVI t( Coffee Rip. Bananas A P Yt pepper _________________________ 2 SAVE 34c GIANT PKG. _________ ________ 39c ib 21 Bath Tissue c Food Cookies and so involved in nation life would seem phennmeni' e he does not think so (;iven normal health wu which I was endowed .ull 11 life, keeping physically ; lb $10' FAIRWAY IRisil lb c'° c 09 Facial Tissue 35 c Krispy Crackers 33c 39c Tangerines lb / .-' LADY SCOTT SAVE 1 0' SUNSHINE APPLES Grapefruit 49c lb 69c ) - 29 laity Macintosh lb 98t ROAST 88 ' - 23c no 3 Shoulder Chops Lamb Patties Lamb Legs I. 38c Peaches WOICOFn Hood Chips Ahoy 1' - 93$ - 1 27c Stew. Tomatoes Cling SAVE 1 Oc NABISCO 33c b ii" Split Broilers ___________________________ ..49c S AVE I. DEL M)NTI p Qt. ________ __________________________ Jam f ..Zi: "Af "I Loin Chops Rib Chops Round Bone Chops Breast of Lamb ii sf I pound fresh mushrooms or 2 cans 16 to ft otinc.' each) sliced iuiushroonuis 1 cup salad oil cup wine sirn'gar 2 tablespoons flnu'h minced onion Ii. teaspoons salt I teaspoon teaspoon ground black - FRESH or a MARINA TED ML 'SHitol iM .tl) (AtI,fFIA)%% l- fl St 1rm' b. iii toast an hour before servin and improves with additicni al marinating Add halsei cherry tomatoes at the last minute before serving an. us.' ui's or hearts of lettuce cr endive it desired This is -u combination that a ho h.'. q ' PLUS rnP35IT hv 'Fake our new tWOtlil) ever hu'(uu u' \'.'s, I know ____ -s',' P ' ' "i exercise es ots day I minutes in tin omm In fill- -- ____ - . FRESH FROZEN ',/ F jo, ,uit, 1 an, giving isi riddle by sUiting wir* can 1w very uwxpenivt' arid vet not chvnp. Ir.t'Ufl it ran in' o good product nd taste- plcusini while st'11in. turiupittanrr.Justtwcausc tht cost is minimal doesn't net,essarily denote is made poorI) and you'll be sorry you bought It. Sauce I drink anti en-ye WHIt daily, I cannot — and fet pe'e afford a wine costing plc can $:' or $1 a bottle Thus nrectou priced and generally superior Liven-age' is reserved for specud guests and special OCCb510115. Fur everyday drinking there other than snob is no peal to buy a wine out of one's budget range. There are a number of irwxpenslve wine.-, available at almost any fair sized neighborhood bquor store and some supermarkets. It's merely a matter at knowing what to look for. 'The larger size you buy, the nun savings. (The company economizes by using only' one label, one bottle, one cork or scnea cap and passes he henue. fits onto the consumer. 1/4 cup (1 /2 stick) butter 3 tablespoons granulated sugar kneading is neccssar\ - I I(, rvorni in ea tj r i n g (Iii) with ifl orange juice cuItIo"/.'r at tarhi'.I to top VWE! ''Today P,'ol)lP at.' duiii hi'li own work Thor.' are saw nor' uk.' it in Sweden no niuro servants So thios Vuiui ri'ah,o that within 10 are Iuit.'t 'ctr.l in g*,.ol iitu'Ii vu'a r t Ii.' turf i u svsteni ill to' used g 4' tier ally in the sils to prepare IuuiuI That ox vp plain% in part why wv sell Vniled St."N's SO WC h," jour.' u t v Ii s II s today t hiatt hit ; ..ut uir.'uI I 11k ;ri.'astiring in now utea'.. iii'w ss .'iss fit uli'i;ii: I hint:'. \ I w a s s hiuuk ,ihi*' Ii a p f a 11111 v, if uuitI F'.' l'li;ut s V, hat iitiiii' I I hu;ui' lix.' i-hold, ''n aunt % with east, but no It's bak CARAMEl. t'UFFEECAKE MORE FOOD FOR YOUR MONEY - tic lot ,jake a cookie. Cookies should be 111I cut intlp small squares \ fillsquare each least 2 inches apart since turnover out of a' MAM ounces' pills are sIIi1Utit I iii ut hi, itinge; of MInui'apohis, Hfl ears u;luI, chairiiian of I Ii.' board of l'olo Manufati or iniz Co Sii:oious, tall atol hanulsonu', .'plauns "Ito careful of what I .'aI . _ a preheated 350-degree- oven unUI a cake tester inserted in the about renter comes out clean I hour With a small metal spatula loosen edges and turn out on win' rack, turn, right side' up rool Serve warn or c-old with but wise, can cost unbe1ievubl lit- -. Nv%el uvasp III ,' lso~ Aer NI r o (111 c I I v is I I ii los Iuu.'.l null is urn' ol t heir host known Spoons. p.1115, l!ratut s. hint: hu;inqlhr'uI much of a chore ('ARAME!. cOFFEECAKE 1 1/2 cups unu1ted flour I package active dry east 1/2 teasxun ground cardamom 1/2 cup milk SAVE 6' Turn into a well greased loat pan ( by 5 by .1 inches Bake in mon ey- brunch and didn't had this tosa - Sb.' likes to j';rpai. tier own iuiiiiuites N'''% t lii IiIs at II1IjH itt ant to keep liii' iiuiinl -live i iiuu l .iul FIND A HOST OF Add IIuiur ni;sturt- and w itt'r stir Just until dr ingru'du'nts art. almost moistened Add v. at tints and dates stir just until dr-s ingredients are' completely moistened Wuw is urw drink that is a For a qulcK curt% "iWi *PIU . bcatr until stiuMutti natural food an' still, ________________________________ 14 \ plate Cut into wedges and G4, Teaneck. N .1 Recipe For A Long And Vigorous Life an hour, you should be able t o tine your making so that when th e coffeecake is realv, larnils fly (VNtllt ll)l)4)X and guests are .ssemb1ed We've served this good butte; Y Here's 8 11141\4-11 fotniula east bread for a weekend for lus iut liunt. luapily atiul ' vams. if Spoonful at a tlmf. Wine Is Mrice the rising times tall S astir about thu Van. Quirk, firead as were' our tasters \'A!l Qt tICK BREAD 1 1/2 'u unsifted flour 1/4 tea spoon baking powder I teasfws'n baking 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspootu cinnamon I /tt teaspoon rlt,ves 3/4 cup sugar 1/3 cup salad 'not olive- oil 2 eggs I cup mashed cooked vanis firmly pack ed 3 tablespoons water 1/2 cup finely chopped walnuts 1/4 cup lineR n-ut pitted dates On wax paper ttiuirriugtit. stir together the flour , hakiuit powder baking soda salt. ('II naruu.n anti cloves mrthum rn;:r,g bc.. ii. beat tugu'ttu'r the' sugar and u. until blended Add eggs onu •c a time. lo'stlng thoroughls after cacti addition Add mash.'cl Ii'? Note Fin thu I c-up mashed vanis called ((IT you will n"d Into a I -quart saucepan turn Cover and let rise in a warm wooden spoon beat thorough1v coffeecake es-elk when it Is serv ed warm from the oven not cold and not reheated But .. / ated 11r"q**) tip thi'll no","VIP"r Stir down hatter. with a edges. Invert onto serving in care of Al' ((%)K8()K Ft' dough, heat 2 mInutes longer cat-damoni slinall metal lipatula, Inoften it r I - ea.11 anti cup flout and egg III make a soft Happy at Fairway! Shop . .. . Brunch - bination of buffer, brown' migar. corn syrup and walnuts The Cream margarine and pen they spread during baking ing with a little cut-ran' jelly nut butter. Stir in sugar and and sealing and crimping egg Bent in remaining in Rake in a prehed Bake in a hot oven until edges I wno1 IOIICiOU5 snacks' tim.-:t,'i hoard Il c-tip ii slit- Lu nuargarinu For the milk. 1/4 cup butter. granu draft-free place until doubled In Turn Into pan over brown sugar serve warm from the r,vv-n mixture. brush with extra about 30 minutes I thb1ecpnn light corn syrup Iated sugar and salt, heat irnifi hulk are r' Four hundred recI re brown melted butter, cover and let Meanwhile prepa 1/2 cup chopped walnuts warm il?O to 130 degrees) Add Extra melt butter to flour mixture At low speed sugar mixture In the clean rise until doubled — about 30 en In the illustrated Ceil'j flrownitnflP'S Associated Pre" flutter entire inside surfac of electric beater, beat for 1/2 Iquart saucepan melt 1/4 cup minutes deCookbook" avaflahlebysefld1g 3 15 ed flake In a preheat of a 9-Inch round cake pan. minute. scraping bowl con butter and remove from heat; otilet In a medium mixing bowl stantiv, beat 3 more niiniites at stir In brossn sugar and corn gre.' oven for 20 to 2F nulniites $495 I check or momey ,The AW)d thoroughly stir together 1 cup high speed Add remaIning 1/2 syrup Stir In walnut' I'our into Let stand a few minutes, with a made payable to over a sweet-and-sticky corn- hands into a roll 2' inches a can of condensed long Pinch in the center 01 tomato soup seasoning it with orange riml Great brown sugar The hatter is beaten and baked it IT'S YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL THAT COUNTS! rinhissillI. herr-s a thdigtitfu! recipe' that s uirkl and easily put together This yam loaf ruts well shortly after raltng and t bu'aiit'tultv TTt9iSt — IWO attributes that not all quick breads can boast II Vim are going ti keep It as long as a week it would probably in best to refrigerate it after a couple of days (because theyarn flavor mw rhang? shgtuth unless the bread is kept cold and then bring the loaf to ruwin ' L - - r'.o Shape each piece wilill tilt. Pinch the other end to re- stinmp served over net and teaspoon baking soda 'mb)e the shape of the pea' peanuts teaspoon salt nut in the shell With the topped with Grated rind of I orange tuck of a knife cut shallo' or I teaspoon dried Roll out cheese pastry and crisscross line on top of PEA N UT-SHAPED ('fl()KIl Atwtatcd l'rci' Food Editor ;, m, enjo serving (at and guests a homemade i-nt urge you feecakc for hninch, to try this recipe for Caramel Coffeecake No kneading Is neces.-ir - n:ck filled with PCflflUt bIIh ter. For example. peanutshaped cookies ('ntn'c snack ers and when served with irtilk add to ttit'i nutrainnol piece. Unfortunately, it is short supply and there are only winery sales. However, I whoehrnrtedls- suggest purMarUnis ro;ia Yam Quick Bread Is Treat PS.; Only ce In 12 years have I found a nearperfect sausignrn Blanc. Back in the late 95(, Almaden produced one , Today there is another — 2 CI % sifted all-purpose wder, Worcestershire the roil and place on a flour cociku' sheet Flatten top Of sauce. instant minced onion and ' teaspoon baking posder cookie and round one end a dash of vinegar Good with ' ;. B% ('ECIIX flIU)WNSU)E main Course. winter m o tit h s need ad fur.tt'sn One wn to see that they get it is in a dessert 1616'If-11-171CITIP no)- is a ULste bud master- peanut butter .4. Becker of Oakviile Vineyards. it is full-bodied, fruity, deliaous and positive proof we can and are making some superb wines. Ciii dough into 40 PiN'e Coffeecake No—Knead be enjoyed without food. ea ting, smile goes best with dessert and Emerald flr with the the hayidwork, of Nature and rermn winemaker, Peter C I egg Act;vc (IfliZs1t'S (luring producing some beautiful whites Herewith my notes on several I especially liked: Louts M. Marital's 1969 PrIva te Reserve finot Chardon- 'p Cade , Christie Chateau La Solie and Paul I cup sligat NrA Food Editor heve that la tely we have been - 2 B' AILFIN CL. \1I{E supposed to begin th e French in making a great . side than mostI have bTh wine ha s big,f quct. a clean, pleasing taste and goes for about two dollam. It was rewarding for ii to tt aeu• learn that two of trig premium wines In the U.S. have been around for a dc- Charles Krug makes a mar Peanut-Shaped U) . UI. EIthC of the Vines CW% - reign. Iikewise, we aren't - MaUOn'I Emerald Dry R1- found it quilt to my liking beCSILe a Is more 00 the dry - wtp, connoisseurs are in. clired to turn up their noses at most of the varietal white Ines prodwed In the Unittc States. The usual comment is that in Rhine and Moselle types, the Germans still _1 Discussed I recently wrote about r U-acing my steps through two dozen plus vinerses, learning the Latest enology information from the various Vinemakers and, naturally, sampling some of the product. Then I men tioned a few of my selec- - FLOU 15y MARY Are Wines Vintage available 1971 Mountain Pinot favorite rthurnt Cdonnsy. 111 hadn't tasted 17O. the '68, this would have been We should u expect and start demanding) to find ex. my top selection from the wineries. c'ep tional vintages when we Besulku's Beaufort PIDOI dollars or more per Oiardonna 1971) is another bottle. However, discovering delectable wine. It has a 1' wines for two and three dol. Iv pale color, moe fresh boulam that please the palate Is quet and, set is not extremely still, thark heavens, an easy dry It certainly went well matter. - - '41! WQdnPSdIIy Jin I, 19/1 11 1lr ¶inford Herald Wednesday. 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As 93rd Session Opens / 11 0 to _______ _ . r,ukI Iiafr hit; damage eye,,. send (silly if thoy are,( lo"r ," rpf it sort, neirewry And rofly ))IUI Va-PIHIf ff)iIP the h,het bliWer with fl. t)ft r'tI'd to run the r'rittnt I JIUt ( Ofl1$)S1fl WItI4'q III 'tn s'rn.rI nInut tt,c n,c,ItiIity of IPOIn (ifli' 'I" 4 'nt.d ue service *hni1d h .In,,ini' Its w'rct.n who rtifght 1t'V (ct i1n Idt'rrd h Pli' U) Sytern fiir e th Ind. u tutu 11W t"I MImIiIIIg flint wnnuler into Ito Isi.'r t,'iu,u :untl 11w IOIUpnV In h thi' IWRL of 4 - S physical - t on. 65th Year No 106 o U1 cause :i:ivit'':tt' Thus SUti' JdI1Ud y 4 - <Z t - won ' t r4 - -- Lasers IpOili C () a 0 ' - p -- rn np e re hiiiit Ih c.niw cp11t' ni \tnnntng - - p 11IP'(Id% - -I __ Z U" f except re _oz 0 • - I '- fl AU ( 1kO%SKI S4'nIn4if' ('IIt( fl'nrI -I • - .. - w son _______________ County Mu s Laser Use ul M 11w f convertton at the opening 197.1-74 session, Senate I1C)tlhhiCuIflt chose conservatives for Uin leadership jobs. William Irock Itvp Bella Abitig. D-,N (ruKiuteut 1 (till (iItltflg for a uuu-'e agreement and, prompt if not, a tutoff of all titoney for the war. lIsp Mnhaet .1. I lurringlon, I )Mnss uiffer&'tt it ressulutluin of inquiry calling for tt I'rrsident and utefrnse setrrtiiry I.. Tennessee defeated Kutwuird shuh1 try to end U.S invlvcment in \'ietnam if Presitent Nixon dries not There is Increasing ser.tinwnt that Congress should act unless The only conditions on the cutoff. which was adopted by Huiue Democrats Tuesday. would be release of I' S i .tr prisoners and safe conduct for of the ¶i3rd ('ongress. Vhitt' Ikuse pt-es_s secretary Itonald I.. Ziegler told newsmen Members tit Congress hsnil*l sik themselves if thc want to 'I Brooke of MassnctiueIts to Iuetnnit' tiutirtuan of the Senate Republican Campaign ('out. uitittee. And .John Tower of Tetas won over Iloiwrt Taft Jr. kit ()lilt) for chairmati.ship Ali! (tic report sin Itt.' number of (stuibs Awliq firmt, platirs Jan 2 w henNix on begins his 54\riflti term l')emocraticcenators planned Senate Hepublicans, mean while. ith F of their number absent' cited 16 to 10 to support doubts in the t'nt'Ifl)'t mmii about the United S(ats position inu-ithe refore posstbl prolong P°1'Y t'ouitiuitttc't'. Antiwar sentiment was not confined to the Senate Wt-dnes- lost, and uiu'n killed, w.iuntiod, raptult iii anti iiiksIr1i sIn. o Ito bouidnnt of North IIL tn 'iii -1is - - C) iriteitcifiril I tiny tiE - - i me r ing the ncgotinttont'' lit organlying for till, negotiated settlements With the nr the primi' topic diateh- F ss NI - I C F u-r'i IR Fu-'rence endorsed a ttuitement liv Majority Lender Mike ManIirid top assigning •' - .. Vittuarn peace efforts ram. u national priority Ii "ter ruination, forthwith. of our tnvol's'uorit in th war it Vietnam." M.,ru'uliritl noted Nixon could withdraw all U S. ft,rrs's from Indochina "by a stroke of Itic iwn'' hut r.'ngrrss rarmot ''I do , t' ;ty , tar 4ald. adding that ha no choice but to tr , The l$.fl vote by Ser, publicans endorsing Nixon 't" confused breakup 0f * - .- rufereflt-e onfcrenre tt*, Chairmar. 1. -: ii rr ' • :' . .. - of those who oP. e last miniolt- reiolutinn by Spn Charles Perry of ' au_ce there wa r. nut know whether there is a k gishiti',t route to lb. end of cider it Illinois h' ddequatu Mw 0 South V'Ioetnam Asks 0 Two D*Istinc S a es -NI PARIS AP South Vietnam today renewed its demand that Hanoi recognize the existence cii two sovereign states in Vietnam and accused the Communists of seeking "a disguised victory with the October draft peace agreement" Saigon Ambassador Pham 1)ang Lam told the 172nd session of the semipublk Paris peace talks~ "Unless the\ admit that their design is to achieve tile reunification of Vietnam their way and to place the whole of \ letnani under their domination. the Hanoi authorities callilot fail to acknowledge that (here are two distinct states of Vietnam internationally recognized. each lie said both are hivin its own political reg ime and exercising its overeignt) on its on territory, as in the cases of the two Germanys and the two Koreas. 9 The four party talks resumed today after a twoeek suspension. Their renewal was a preliminary ' the resumption Monday of peace negotiations between U S. presidential adviser henry A. Kissinger and Le I)uc Tho of the North Vietnamese 9 - - -- - ,.- -, . - .. __________ • S I z . ii fIjlt.)Ur() . 4 - - - f - 0 0 S ' - • - John - M Z 4 0 1 • - - - n 0 the remark from longtime resident and buSLnessman lion 'fa%lor that it was "the first tinit In more than 30 years tha! tit had ever seen custurners lit*-up and wail OuLsick' in 0 All merchant iF-Aws~ nICYR~T Must hav e sold heck 'f d lot of shoes.. tou. Found a nole an - L - - - - - ( UI S r m% desk asking if it'd be UK to prolong the war. Senate Democrats are ill general agreeinent that (7ongress should try up my size '_s to "help te-p1'n:sh end U S Involvement in \ President Nixon does no t . Dun KriiTht invsm.tury -. tile city over tile past nine years CIVACCt-tiler has received ;I total in federal the comintin t if Weather - • ————————————————————— . — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —— — — — — — — -- if th. .0A Cit and Uiankf ul us(if him su - - r) i * of"ari tellIng her mother was while a patient rnorial 0P at nuno 10 Ito , , %,1*14)%" %11. coMMISSION 0 M Z ' C.i11 _ 0 0 m9mm Cc M1 - 104 - A 1 tTl . range lei 77 - da~ko at Butte. Slotil , at Mialla Iuiudt'rstalt', Flu. warnings I)jd you c-i kDVW 11 ii buillie people w1tv did riot put up tliriswas deeoratiorib n(ir bend s thib year - feelings arid that (here was wit'-, -Peace .'rt Earth " ' . n --nII!,,, • Ito Hortiscope Ho5pitalnotes (urine a 4(_. S,e let) 1r'sor1 puzite Dr ( nine 21-i Sports 213 't0tI'S ,kar lou:) 213 •A L'it*?ru-dl ''tiitrtt-tit TV - - - - - - other parks lilt- city's sewer systviii, was followed 1)), grants and Ft. t.i puris tic more fs'tk'rai lijr lilt, city, as %%ell ' - Roa H)- 111)11 onRI-:l.l. 211 2A 2A - I ' - lit _4 iiiuunt'y - -- '1411.1da State sellatol Lort Wilson holi,6- ar Stt-it'klatid a ideis sire suggested tLu itt Lshntd Vi ikittle Dillies I(o4ut through the' Mer ritt Minags'uit'nt Area Robert \'odt't', Ai'e'1i Manager Listens attetttivt'l •iIiiIiiuIIt'(i (IiM'ti,St()Ii \ itti Millie.' C',Io~k, ontroversy I"At cl, - , 211 3A - It' l91i9, federal luau .11 was H;))rou to tin Closure of 13.2 imuilt' .11 the is Bridge Calerviar (.1a52~1fied adb ain.we cau.mIl - wI;STEI(N NAIt('OTI('S EXI'KItTS say index - r In Brevard -- - I --- - - packed. etc., and make Ole Sky about 2J) secret laboratories in Hong Kong are Safari trip to Nicaragua. pr(Aucing more and more of tile heroin sold on Ceit the call around 8 this t took off &t American street corners. tmorning. 11w 9, Maybe next %eri. le"115 i )ill new snowstorin churned — :-. Z IC ~F .- p Swofford said additional litUt longer 'Jan 45 minutes to get a bleeping COD since relk)r o seAvr system, Swofford saill I it ( own - -. Pursuit of federal none begun in l%4 with acquisition and Improvement of the nt) Shurth system. water hu. thereafter expansion tiE liltwater systetul was necessary and another federal loan .1 000 was approved. or co , A tile cowsumer-credit fie]d to make FORECASTING as reliablilwill as hurricane a U.S. p r edicts less feasible in 10 ',ears (;()Iog1caI Survey research duel k.t lite COOS , proposm major reciated his thouh'f ut' - - - ap- klIU14 tiuA much -- s lot winter • sideration this t_"!uer. p recise 30 po wulithel till I t:Ltiet s nd : No'% E.ngland today. clitting ()if A.lectric power and [litter )er. and thit, particular Me' - L. . credit chealwr and easier to get litit inembers > N Cn - , leading to a tax-reform hill for House con- to see and twar Santa Cla u5 ul tile other ts, Understand that this - - 81 low this tuiornulng 62. Partly cloudy and aruui through Friday. Low tonuighit ui.id to upper 60s. 1-. Vi . 'r s 'u\I) MLANS (()MMi rfrr (Ii \ I It 'ui .N Wilbur D. Mills plans a SV eepirll, revi'w of the International Revenue Code, 114)t IP Il )e - ' ,,. U Announcement last Friday Ye.stcrday3 high - L ietnam outright grants. Grants are that sums which (10 not require ALTAMONTE SPI{INGS— ail(I m ight . ,lost of which has been in reIses to niume ipilit> s regional sewage Park grant at $125 000 for tre atnuint plant of $3,4t,(Ki0, Iuuupr.I%ing time grounds of the lit) t u F "u t ( Vi hill F II F that congressional intervention II • to . ii- DONNA ES- S this city its to receive federal repayment. money for a portion of its tjtilit~ Total of grants has beell system is no new thing. $4,323,100 with rel,ityable kwitis i the most recent grant approved by tile 11. S. of $4,135,000 according to Nla)- or will Environmental Protectio n Lawrence Swofford. '17his doe.s gacy of Agency for expansion of tile t\ the past 24 hours, including 82 Meilleioin In Grants 9 . 6 M1 cent air blitz on Hanoi and thu. ___________________________________________________________________ eai s of That shoe sale at Knights in Sanford yesterday prompted r in r soii n H last weekend The command perns were killed and I,2li1 wounded by the U S. raids on rocket and mortar attacks It said the two crewmen were was the highest 21-hour total in missing. Other sources said Hanoi. It charged that the B32 two niouths; but most. appar- they were known to have had now turned to "carpets'ntly, were smutall. First reports parachuted before their plane bombing" populauon centers in from (lit' Saigon coruiritand said crashed au-itt were believ ed to the couthern panhandle North Vietnam since the bonit civilians were killed and 43 have been caPtured. ing halt above the 20th paril1ei. This raised to 30 the number %uIunik(l; no Ano.'ru-ari casuThe U.S. Command reporteu of 1! S aircraft lost to North allies were re'porte.l that -ineru.an warpLires were o firs. since Dec. 18 Tile U S (.'mm imi said thu. V i etnamese 1152 crashed today after being Ninety-seven American airmen continuing their attack on the hit during a mission over the have been lost in these crashes, parhand1e from Tharth Hoa, Just below the 20th parallel, to southern panhandle of North making the ll;inou.Hau-phong the deniutu tarued zone in efforti Vietnam. All six crewmen blitz the costtuest aerial cam:, 1u,s North Vietnamese war parehutcs1into the Tonkin Gulf paign of the war. tui.itertel moving down 'ci the The US. Command hacked and were rescued. It was th' battle fronts in Soul .funds amounting to $8,458,100, liith of the' eight-jet Stratokirt- iff from releasing a completed President Nlsuuii - w \n Ihiphong apparerutl becatise of political reprectL ssnns It was learned that the , ' U.S. Ambassador Will am J Porter told the niecting the new year should mark "the concluding phase of this protracted conflict" in Vietnam but added he did not "underestimate the problems hich exist and which will face us still for some negotiations had Porter said the past four been "largely sterile exchanges whic i on y developed last October into a phase which can today be described as a serious negotiating process." i U• ind U.S. captured q1tiring tile last two the attack on North VietnarTl SAIGON (AP) ,tsoi The command aLso belatedly Command tnday announced the weeks of 1'.172 to lOu, the great. est munber of American War announced the lom west of Nixon administration nirderrit loss of another 1152 heavy hanoi of another $15-million the report withheld. bomber and another Flit fight- casualties in two years However, Nnth Vietnam CornFill fighter-bomber (in DecThe South Vietnamese er-bomber in the air war tutanti rrported ilf enemy at. during the air blitz on the Hanoi brsdcast a report that a prcagtnst North Visfruuun. 1.313 It also reported that the re- tacks across the country during and itaiphong area that ended Itmntn-iry survey 41wed - - - 18 1 n President Nixon pliong pushed the total number I of Ame ricans kills d mlsstn' or shifted most of Lbs. 1352 force to II) GEORGE I.Sl'I- It intut I'rcsuu Writer - i -' L ea rs wo es n - ' I W r asua ties 0 0 313-iIl 618-713 Smyrna Beach and Illayalinda Beach took oil national prolpir Ilolls WI-dilf- mia) flight as more thiutu 150 sls,rtsmIttum and vnivironuruientauitsts, tuiet with III repret 113 fii-e-s of United w a n.i osu re IIrt'visr.t ('Hunt) ,-outiuIuiI*umt .-hiauiubcrs in htusville Newly ekde'd Florida State Vogt 1111m) Lottelified (lit- lileetilig tit famillinrin, thenihel%eh will' isslie liltThe .lisputi' oyrr tluI. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/49437d2eef45752253b587bd83a894c9.pdf c9181da86b9736b9732fe1b6eedfee0d PDF Text Text 8 1 1 = CM 1 0 — w V" own I m M r ' I w 1XI 0 L 0 M .t utn M • r raL I ,-' 41111111W w - o m 1 4 ————— ::- - m - - - - ---- — ————————————————————— - • I • - I ft • : • • - . S C . . . - -V. 0 m -. • . I . -- - L-P.* •' - if only they are los f rorn The t4ra"r , , -- nil '/ than and R'nirrt *I4 ,cc,tt'I that hr. ,r,iilti ho q'1.rtrfral intprfrrnie n U) lb. origin. rrp Illgerg Won't 1::;:: 1 ,:t, u'4"" Pu1'tflilt of th' fletti u-intl p4)t%tt)iflt)' ttuuit u-i hung lrtn Is'tIIqI' it j it rural 8r'n irate wuiniul hr tought for it - $ Cc s n g e r -xl' ,-SU'\ Tt\ spile a %lihac ljouse suggestik'in consider tL' a proposal h Sen. Ed%%ard Ni Kenned% that efforts tuE the President to end the tragic conflict in that congressional unier:.nticun might prolong the war, Senate it the policy of Congress to cut off all money for the Vietnam war inmie- Indochina now through a u- '- - - would make are in general agreement that Congress 0 - - ,initl tirni ht inin eyes %%iftllituu)ntUl%Ip tu;r ustir ortWt: ::::; SA-441 the IWAtille Of u Price 10 Cents Democrats . 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As 93rd Session Opens / 11 0 to _______ _ . r,ukI Iiafr hit; damage eye,,. send (silly if thoy are,( lo"r ," rpf it sort, neirewry And rofly ))IUI Va-PIHIf ff)iIP the h,het bliWer with fl. t)ft r'tI'd to run the r'rittnt I JIUt ( Ofl1$)S1fl WItI4'q III 'tn s'rn.rI nInut tt,c n,c,ItiIity of IPOIn (ifli' 'I" 4 'nt.d ue service *hni1d h .In,,ini' Its w'rct.n who rtifght 1t'V (ct i1n Idt'rrd h Pli' U) Sytern fiir e th Ind. u tutu 11W t"I MImIiIIIg flint wnnuler into Ito Isi.'r t,'iu,u :untl 11w IOIUpnV In h thi' IWRL of 4 - S physical - t on. 65th Year No 106 o U1 cause :i:ivit'':tt' Thus SUti' JdI1Ud y 4 - <Z t - won ' t r4 - -- Lasers IpOili C () a 0 ' - p -- rn np e re hiiiit Ih c.niw cp11t' ni \tnnntng - - p 11IP'(Id% - -I __ Z U" f except re _oz 0 • - I '- fl AU ( 1kO%SKI S4'nIn4if' ('IIt( fl'nrI -I • - .. - w son _______________ County Mu s Laser Use ul M 11w f convertton at the opening 197.1-74 session, Senate I1C)tlhhiCuIflt chose conservatives for Uin leadership jobs. William Irock Itvp Bella Abitig. D-,N (ruKiuteut 1 (till (iItltflg for a uuu-'e agreement and, prompt if not, a tutoff of all titoney for the war. lIsp Mnhaet .1. I lurringlon, I )Mnss uiffer&'tt it ressulutluin of inquiry calling for tt I'rrsident and utefrnse setrrtiiry I.. Tennessee defeated Kutwuird shuh1 try to end U.S invlvcment in \'ietnam if Presitent Nixon dries not There is Increasing ser.tinwnt that Congress should act unless The only conditions on the cutoff. which was adopted by Huiue Democrats Tuesday. would be release of I' S i .tr prisoners and safe conduct for of the ¶i3rd ('ongress. Vhitt' Ikuse pt-es_s secretary Itonald I.. Ziegler told newsmen Members tit Congress hsnil*l sik themselves if thc want to 'I Brooke of MassnctiueIts to Iuetnnit' tiutirtuan of the Senate Republican Campaign ('out. uitittee. And .John Tower of Tetas won over Iloiwrt Taft Jr. kit ()lilt) for chairmati.ship Ali! (tic report sin Itt.' number of (stuibs Awliq firmt, platirs Jan 2 w henNix on begins his 54\riflti term l')emocraticcenators planned Senate Hepublicans, mean while. ith F of their number absent' cited 16 to 10 to support doubts in the t'nt'Ifl)'t mmii about the United S(ats position inu-ithe refore posstbl prolong P°1'Y t'ouitiuitttc't'. Antiwar sentiment was not confined to the Senate Wt-dnes- lost, and uiu'n killed, w.iuntiod, raptult iii anti iiiksIr1i sIn. o Ito bouidnnt of North IIL tn 'iii -1is - - C) iriteitcifiril I tiny tiE - - i me r ing the ncgotinttont'' lit organlying for till, negotiated settlements With the nr the primi' topic diateh- F ss NI - I C F u-r'i IR Fu-'rence endorsed a ttuitement liv Majority Lender Mike ManIirid top assigning •' - .. Vittuarn peace efforts ram. u national priority Ii "ter ruination, forthwith. of our tnvol's'uorit in th war it Vietnam." M.,ru'uliritl noted Nixon could withdraw all U S. ft,rrs's from Indochina "by a stroke of Itic iwn'' hut r.'ngrrss rarmot ''I do , t' ;ty , tar 4ald. adding that ha no choice but to tr , The l$.fl vote by Ser, publicans endorsing Nixon 't" confused breakup 0f * - .- rufereflt-e onfcrenre tt*, Chairmar. 1. -: ii rr ' • :' . .. - of those who oP. e last miniolt- reiolutinn by Spn Charles Perry of ' au_ce there wa r. nut know whether there is a k gishiti',t route to lb. end of cider it Illinois h' ddequatu Mw 0 South V'Ioetnam Asks 0 Two D*Istinc S a es -NI PARIS AP South Vietnam today renewed its demand that Hanoi recognize the existence cii two sovereign states in Vietnam and accused the Communists of seeking "a disguised victory with the October draft peace agreement" Saigon Ambassador Pham 1)ang Lam told the 172nd session of the semipublk Paris peace talks~ "Unless the\ admit that their design is to achieve tile reunification of Vietnam their way and to place the whole of \ letnani under their domination. the Hanoi authorities callilot fail to acknowledge that (here are two distinct states of Vietnam internationally recognized. each lie said both are hivin its own political reg ime and exercising its overeignt) on its on territory, as in the cases of the two Germanys and the two Koreas. 9 The four party talks resumed today after a twoeek suspension. Their renewal was a preliminary ' the resumption Monday of peace negotiations between U S. presidential adviser henry A. Kissinger and Le I)uc Tho of the North Vietnamese 9 - - -- - ,.- -, . - .. __________ • S I z . ii fIjlt.)Ur() . 4 - - - f - 0 0 S ' - • - John - M Z 4 0 1 • - - - n 0 the remark from longtime resident and buSLnessman lion 'fa%lor that it was "the first tinit In more than 30 years tha! tit had ever seen custurners lit*-up and wail OuLsick' in 0 All merchant iF-Aws~ nICYR~T Must hav e sold heck 'f d lot of shoes.. tou. Found a nole an - L - - - - - ( UI S r m% desk asking if it'd be UK to prolong the war. Senate Democrats are ill general agreeinent that (7ongress should try up my size '_s to "help te-p1'n:sh end U S Involvement in \ President Nixon does no t . Dun KriiTht invsm.tury -. tile city over tile past nine years CIVACCt-tiler has received ;I total in federal the comintin t if Weather - • ————————————————————— . — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —— — — — — — — -- if th. .0A Cit and Uiankf ul us(if him su - - r) i * of"ari tellIng her mother was while a patient rnorial 0P at nuno 10 Ito , , %,1*14)%" %11. coMMISSION 0 M Z ' C.i11 _ 0 0 m9mm Cc M1 - 104 - A 1 tTl . range lei 77 - da~ko at Butte. Slotil , at Mialla Iuiudt'rstalt', Flu. warnings I)jd you c-i kDVW 11 ii buillie people w1tv did riot put up tliriswas deeoratiorib n(ir bend s thib year - feelings arid that (here was wit'-, -Peace .'rt Earth " ' . n --nII!,,, • Ito Hortiscope Ho5pitalnotes (urine a 4(_. S,e let) 1r'sor1 puzite Dr ( nine 21-i Sports 213 't0tI'S ,kar lou:) 213 •A L'it*?ru-dl ''tiitrtt-tit TV - - - - - - other parks lilt- city's sewer systviii, was followed 1)), grants and Ft. t.i puris tic more fs'tk'rai lijr lilt, city, as %%ell ' - Roa H)- 111)11 onRI-:l.l. 211 2A 2A - I ' - lit _4 iiiuunt'y - -- '1411.1da State sellatol Lort Wilson holi,6- ar Stt-it'klatid a ideis sire suggested tLu itt Lshntd Vi ikittle Dillies I(o4ut through the' Mer ritt Minags'uit'nt Area Robert \'odt't', Ai'e'1i Manager Listens attetttivt'l •iIiiIiiuIIt'(i (IiM'ti,St()Ii \ itti Millie.' C',Io~k, ontroversy I"At cl, - , 211 3A - It' l91i9, federal luau .11 was H;))rou to tin Closure of 13.2 imuilt' .11 the is Bridge Calerviar (.1a52~1fied adb ain.we cau.mIl - wI;STEI(N NAIt('OTI('S EXI'KItTS say index - r In Brevard -- - I --- - - packed. etc., and make Ole Sky about 2J) secret laboratories in Hong Kong are Safari trip to Nicaragua. pr(Aucing more and more of tile heroin sold on Ceit the call around 8 this t took off &t American street corners. tmorning. 11w 9, Maybe next %eri. le"115 i )ill new snowstorin churned — :-. Z IC ~F .- p Swofford said additional litUt longer 'Jan 45 minutes to get a bleeping COD since relk)r o seAvr system, Swofford saill I it ( own - -. Pursuit of federal none begun in l%4 with acquisition and Improvement of the nt) Shurth system. water hu. thereafter expansion tiE liltwater systetul was necessary and another federal loan .1 000 was approved. or co , A tile cowsumer-credit fie]d to make FORECASTING as reliablilwill as hurricane a U.S. p r edicts less feasible in 10 ',ears (;()Iog1caI Survey research duel k.t lite COOS , proposm major reciated his thouh'f ut' - - - ap- klIU14 tiuA much -- s lot winter • sideration this t_"!uer. p recise 30 po wulithel till I t:Ltiet s nd : No'% E.ngland today. clitting ()if A.lectric power and [litter )er. and thit, particular Me' - L. . credit chealwr and easier to get litit inembers > N Cn - , leading to a tax-reform hill for House con- to see and twar Santa Cla u5 ul tile other ts, Understand that this - - 81 low this tuiornulng 62. Partly cloudy and aruui through Friday. Low tonuighit ui.id to upper 60s. 1-. Vi . 'r s 'u\I) MLANS (()MMi rfrr (Ii \ I It 'ui .N Wilbur D. Mills plans a SV eepirll, revi'w of the International Revenue Code, 114)t IP Il )e - ' ,,. U Announcement last Friday Ye.stcrday3 high - L ietnam outright grants. Grants are that sums which (10 not require ALTAMONTE SPI{INGS— ail(I m ight . ,lost of which has been in reIses to niume ipilit> s regional sewage Park grant at $125 000 for tre atnuint plant of $3,4t,(Ki0, Iuuupr.I%ing time grounds of the lit) t u F "u t ( Vi hill F II F that congressional intervention II • to . ii- DONNA ES- S this city its to receive federal repayment. money for a portion of its tjtilit~ Total of grants has beell system is no new thing. $4,323,100 with rel,ityable kwitis i the most recent grant approved by tile 11. S. of $4,135,000 according to Nla)- or will Environmental Protectio n Lawrence Swofford. '17his doe.s gacy of Agency for expansion of tile t\ the past 24 hours, including 82 Meilleioin In Grants 9 . 6 M1 cent air blitz on Hanoi and thu. ___________________________________________________________________ eai s of That shoe sale at Knights in Sanford yesterday prompted r in r soii n H last weekend The command perns were killed and I,2li1 wounded by the U S. raids on rocket and mortar attacks It said the two crewmen were was the highest 21-hour total in missing. Other sources said Hanoi. It charged that the B32 two niouths; but most. appar- they were known to have had now turned to "carpets'ntly, were smutall. First reports parachuted before their plane bombing" populauon centers in from (lit' Saigon coruiritand said crashed au-itt were believ ed to the couthern panhandle North Vietnam since the bonit civilians were killed and 43 have been caPtured. ing halt above the 20th paril1ei. This raised to 30 the number %uIunik(l; no Ano.'ru-ari casuThe U.S. Command reporteu of 1! S aircraft lost to North allies were re'porte.l that -ineru.an warpLires were o firs. since Dec. 18 Tile U S (.'mm imi said thu. V i etnamese 1152 crashed today after being Ninety-seven American airmen continuing their attack on the hit during a mission over the have been lost in these crashes, parhand1e from Tharth Hoa, Just below the 20th parallel, to southern panhandle of North making the ll;inou.Hau-phong the deniutu tarued zone in efforti Vietnam. All six crewmen blitz the costtuest aerial cam:, 1u,s North Vietnamese war parehutcs1into the Tonkin Gulf paign of the war. tui.itertel moving down 'ci the The US. Command hacked and were rescued. It was th' battle fronts in Soul .funds amounting to $8,458,100, liith of the' eight-jet Stratokirt- iff from releasing a completed President Nlsuuii - w \n Ihiphong apparerutl becatise of political reprectL ssnns It was learned that the , ' U.S. Ambassador Will am J Porter told the niecting the new year should mark "the concluding phase of this protracted conflict" in Vietnam but added he did not "underestimate the problems hich exist and which will face us still for some negotiations had Porter said the past four been "largely sterile exchanges whic i on y developed last October into a phase which can today be described as a serious negotiating process." i U• ind U.S. captured q1tiring tile last two the attack on North VietnarTl SAIGON (AP) ,tsoi The command aLso belatedly Command tnday announced the weeks of 1'.172 to lOu, the great. est munber of American War announced the lom west of Nixon administration nirderrit loss of another 1152 heavy hanoi of another $15-million the report withheld. bomber and another Flit fight- casualties in two years However, Nnth Vietnam CornFill fighter-bomber (in DecThe South Vietnamese er-bomber in the air war tutanti rrported ilf enemy at. during the air blitz on the Hanoi brsdcast a report that a prcagtnst North Visfruuun. 1.313 It also reported that the re- tacks across the country during and itaiphong area that ended Itmntn-iry survey 41wed - - - 18 1 n President Nixon pliong pushed the total number I of Ame ricans kills d mlsstn' or shifted most of Lbs. 1352 force to II) GEORGE I.Sl'I- It intut I'rcsuu Writer - i -' L ea rs wo es n - ' I W r asua ties 0 0 313-iIl 618-713 Smyrna Beach and Illayalinda Beach took oil national prolpir Ilolls WI-dilf- mia) flight as more thiutu 150 sls,rtsmIttum and vnivironuruientauitsts, tuiet with III repret 113 fii-e-s of United w a n.i osu re IIrt'visr.t ('Hunt) ,-outiuIuiI*umt .-hiauiubcrs in htusville Newly ekde'd Florida State Vogt 1111m) Lottelified (lit- lileetilig tit famillinrin, thenihel%eh will' isslie liltThe .lisputi' oyrr tluI. St. (hut of road 4 thitti nut titurdi) Is' I In tuuig Ii its o gent, hloiser t \'11411'r .\Iiiuuusg.i .1 Itt,, traIl tgusn hint' 7, ltIfl when this.' Ib'partunent of tti' Interior, errill $ltI t'c,uiite a uuucerI% b) clostiig its preiiiented t- simViulitumuists, fistutumiutii utiutl limiters Iruiiu Ike East ('i'mitral I e'cutive' Ikude'i 11641. Ito. ItUII)O5t' ill which was it, blish lKilictes and provide iirt'tlui't' that 11111ill tn_cure Iti.tt i muI'it I iii Pg RA t*l It Illirlio-les ntallve., States Senators (tnigrrssnuen in (1w M 1514111(1 Wilullile' ileluge' em e'cti'et e- itize'ii m e'pre'ueutiuig tht'e i'tIt1l 1111,1 s'ut groula and tits lttis guuwi *ti'Pelq)u(uv resulted in the ve.tiu at Ii) a uuiiuuuto-r iit - �- -T 2A— The Sar.foro Herald By MARION RI1EA ' Talk ' did just that. Several residents of Hillcrest Street appeared before CIt%. Council at a Tuesday preliminary hearing on paving the street. and voiced stre nuous and successful objections, Mayor Lawrence Swoflord explained there t.c tin wa li - maintain thu street In i:~ premnt condition and that %and 1, 'el have in pay the interest and a hotne" who would loin would he placed against the street. It paved, ontheir property dangering the lives of the small New the fact of beingderrogat pretested. sthted. '1 kno you're ati Another resMent Who a sked to have the street engineers" Mayor Swofford, following lied' Who demanded the -- ._________- ,-. - =_ _: -, --- S tI') 0Ii ciciy F'c _ i i M. unar ni Tsnancini piigrn L2EI feet Tht Pw.tl)itut& ittdowr. ru .Jnnr 1tand orilnel; most of the steet residents are he responsible for the mood or _ . Iti.0., Ait' - - a -y- .11= '-.-- ' - "• ,r . -'--'--' __ ___ .-• . I could not nhaorb the cost of the with earls dusk and the realizetine that winter has just begun -...., .... V. ..I. _.,......... .. •... 1' . . -- 'a -' . 4_f, assessment Mayor Swflord rxptned and that vaciutson time is the cost could he spread over a months ziwzi an that junior thr' year pend. but Inter needs h tuition money no ____ . - - teo& Notice .. A I' I.AI. t''!'\ I Ott We IWIIUZITUi c1iflIpU of F'Ioridii united ithuthsl Ctiildren' Home at Enterprise it, thiscross Lighted ut night, it which inspired tlit lounding of syrntrnli7ef the Christian love and ho the Horn!' and sustaint'd in since 1901t &i cour'r ' ' i ui SECOND JU&JICIAL CIRU,'T 05 0PbA :ousw'r Charles Eciward Photo -tS Altamonte Re ues I t i 1(1 I _ II - bleak realit%', when the spirit month and never vary that schedule craves an infusion of hope nouristi dream.c And so, here it is Would you like th become a initirriwilon or nn it rnlgn; iw 4tnt, IcpcnJin1. U'O1 YOU; ;i 11 you are young enough, szs fel '- Legal Notice -, - If you're middle-age you niay hove to settle for Less, snme thing ranging from a half-mi)lint dollars dowit Rut your zipproac't; would be the same Ui - capital appreciation of frnu Thf advice comes from a It per cent to II) per cent a year" noted stock market authority, a This from hlue.chips not conservative investor with a speculations r' H44tf4kI .,rCt'I' Court Oøilr- c.O4$?. Florida R JO Gold t)put Clot's CERTIFICATE I1 is flf.rpt), ,r1Itip trial COLlf'ø. Of foro4 Ørp' an 11w 4nrtrpft'rred to Ihefofo Pilvr boon tUr'nhthOO IC 11W' Still,' AtlC5rnyt of plaint • tun ;mtiir rntht': that. fact. ti as itiiic'l ,is veal' At that rate, - IM , he 'sur territorial boundaries of the cit, and further to nuiku' /U.1'AMONTE SPRINGS rertair amendments to the Cit Council has authorized its charter of the city uttnrne, S J. I)avts, to notify Councilman Daniel Dorimat (trange-Seminok' legislativi' .suggested that the delegation Delegation Chairman Eugene bt requested to consider ne y that the ctt proposes modification of the clt election requeAt.s in certain areas of $ period U, confam, Milt that oil Moo legislation general elections, these issues is a request thrt the legislative delegation re'.defint' till. Although council -failed Ui specits what they considered ti ix' 11w certain; amendments ti Among Court Suit C a ms Florida Shorted l i r"1es but but fiscal 197L iriFtorula Ili $lOIt million was released oni Niot ,\dnunLctratlori cuts in t1flW Of ecofloms have al- 11% TOM RAIIM ' '' TAl.l.AHA SEE, Fbi IAPt.Claiming President Nixon has i1iega1l shortchanged I'turuJ sonu $.1 million UI highwa' tected a number of other state funds, Florida tuis entered a court suit challenging the Ad- agencies which rets heavily on niiniatration's authority to federal grants as well, including ti't' Department of freeze transportation grants and Rehabilltative Health TIit' Florida Transportation Departnwnt said it filed a Services and the Department of Poliutuon Control. friend of-the-court brief in ii Florida Gov. Iteubin lawsuit filed against 1kw L'S earlier said 1w was rons,ltieruW 1ransport.utloo Doparinient h the posalbilit) a! loimni; a suit the Missouri Highway Cornthat would fli" other states witi fluiSSlOie L' Ut shake i" MissourI contends Nixon triLl leP rxi million in pollution funds nuillloii earback some h'. withheld from Florida marked tar its highways LegcINotice as &c,o CONSTRUCTIVE wbe oeiyi IN THE CIRCUIT couuer as 'rut EIGHTh NIH ,JUDICIAL dR cuit t-l.oD& AND SEMINOLE cir CIVIL ACTION NO T3.1 Di A ri re 'rh Marria Of HELEN S HORNS. Wife r I Nationwide, Nixon liii' irit- o $ S S • e I po4indrtl $ billion In federal tlighwil% money in an effort LI hold down federal snendirw. Congress apportioned $135.5 Nixon Ji.igipnI slated U get *IJ million in water pollution control funds to 1973, Florida's shuts' was cut tit $7.fimilhon b' the Bureau of the Budget and million It, highwll% funds for thir Environmenuil 111ratect.loin construction Oil interstate' tugts AIt!tIt'I a no I ' L IIUME Al' ltahau. houcwives complain in a survey of their se, Lives that then- butbands art' louic lovers. "He is unu.ispirtng, not llkt a rra man," aae's one' 43.vear-oItI Itonun: wile A Milanest, 4b, comn*enun "Once he was a good lover, no he' hui-. ft 1*SSI0Tl " The housewives ai,ssm lament that Ili nzarrlag&' ltidian style - I S I I I I S I I • • S A — WUIi -' SLUIIIC0 U IiUUVIlUlU chart' - only for the convenienet' and pleasure of the husband. A quarter of the women interhave viewed admit that the tictniiyed their husbands. And one-lull of those whit have been faithful zsiy the' remained JO tstiI tecausc they didn't have a chance. The wives' complaints are outlined in a recent biastc by UcLa Harrison, 5icthan writer who cur'eved the se habit! The elder mothers - 42 per _. __, (t)IIUI 1IIVi1I—VVVTIOLXp1 151W their husbands should be more pasiunate with their mistresses than with their wives. Only of 3.5 per cent the 1 young married ones agree with that. Sixty-six per cent of the young married women consider x the iitoSt important factor in nuirruigv. Only Ii per cent of their niottuers think ss,i. 'i'et the mothers and their married daughters agree on one thing. disappointment with th'ir uiubands •_.- ,_. - Jov N Ic Azzarello Eric L. VII1ICTI Esair Man' Burke r'..,... ii ).4JiII Li. Geneva L. Humphre), Lake RICHARD DONALD COOK OnCl li,iirnjQ! claiming In-, iQtit. title or tuna Properl', CLAY PEENE hi COON. "it wile. interes' mnprop.'tS It he- atte r iov in NLAi, PROPERTY H,CPiET'Y P. JAMES ann Lot 459 0110 the Soutn 74.1' *00' 01 DELOR!!! s'sACNETT. flit wilt and the issuance bt the Stott Board of ML'ZMMOW'TE sAi4r, you are' requir ed to w'vi. copy of Eoucatson of Florida it Dciii CC)" LO 4&" of porate under Section 2 at ArtiCle IX HOT EL & NAVICAT 10141 COM your writtiri Ot'tt'fl%eS If 005. to 11 Of' ann Subsection (at Of SeCtion 9 of PANS'. as recorded in Plat b s 1, Hollo well Melrose & D.OII. At II. Mel1t' Re Art icle XII Of the Contt 111,11101 01 P1W Pages IC thrOugh 12 Public Records tory rw for Pla.ntlft whole addreSs State of Flor ida amended of 0 SemInole County Florida. is 100 South Orange Avenue. Suite 0(1 Higne- Education Bonds. Series F. 901, Orlando Florida fledl anti flit r Int. aqgr,gate principal amount ot La' AIM, LESS the South 74,34 teat ,ormgnmt With the Clii's Of tht ruc' exceeding 1.30.000.000. thereOf, one the South 1-2 at LOT 411. above, Court or of before Janua'', tueremnatter more pa'ticularip ALTAMONTE LAND HOTEL I flno 1973 otherwise a mtidgmen' OetCTEDed o' to tx attectecs in ant Pdt,VIC,A7 ION COMPANY, at mm, be entered againt' yOu ID' the wa, therib',. are he? eSIt required IC; recorded in Plat book I Pa's IC toe Complaint DflIOIIIfC appoa' t,etor-r the Circuit Court 04 through 12 Pulit R.curi Of 'T fie Tiof prdpefty proceeded against I..enr- Court iOriOo ,n few SOCUrIC !PI-1-14 Count', Florida is Judical Circuit of saic Stator a' Inc PLRONALTY Lo' 6. SCJLI'TPI PINECRES'T, Thorp eq in All tixtures uipment used u Courtimouse' in Tallahassee Florida, Addition a suDdlvts.on, according Icr operation, and Oft the. t7tri bet of Ret,, 1973, at 1,31' ConstruCtIon, plot thereof recorded iii eta' (laos maintenance of the premises o'clock A '. ann st cause 11. pages 42 and 6) t tIe Public the graven. of the Complain! Oleo in0t"sfibed atUt'eSaIG, intiudrt. but Itvtond of Serr,noIe COunt. the above proceetsing shoals' not be no' limited to all air conditioning. Flat'I*O. grant acs ants the bonds tein nctiv ducts Ono Ofevato' ants WITH IDGEIHIR "Sit OeSCrIDtC .00 true proceedings. 0111w also including asspnmrn' 0 rents FOLLOWING Can.- C, I lelectric' U' wilt; Said leases ccnnr7lror' C fe'rfntur, Pln'lt' taken Watt' HdOIe'r Hu' Moor authorIZing Ilt.- uStuancr HiqfOOf premises togethr with oil at 't'C,S7IKGOOi 'jti'iaI RG 9159$. One' CCsSO'iet Paris fQUIPme'fl' &rill Chots.. teIcclriCi 10 InCh PltCtt*r vaIløaten ants confirmed Said bonds are dateo Ma, 1 1972. ICZS'i5lOfl1, rtv attached to 0' 4)500 Extious' Ian no Model Or serial at no' exc,edmiv 1114' ir OOnfle'ctUl" Invowifft 0' WhIC?' No.. One G E (e$uctt,ct Busit.,r' maximum lawful rate of interest may ti,'r,altr a' rim time Dr PIis' Range, Modal 552k IU. Serial author SZeC 01 hie uate of the ease Of tt Of added to Inc ThOvt Described XROIU77. oi'. 0 E Ieiedtrlc ttn'borTtt. oavabl,-semn,-annualivOn pp.et'y. and attic) replacements of 111, ill .., "'"' prOpt?ty Map 1 anti November I t eat? year, any SUM 4ROOSIk One' 0 F are in true aggregate prior ipal tOgthi'r with All StructureS, in' Retitg,ratoe. Madel LAS1IR. Serial pf'ovementsr fixtures, appliances 2P645h12, 1t Metal Venetian amount e, not exceeding sO0ø, and mature in annua' .nCtll I mints arid aPPuttenancel or sa its land o' Blinds manutacfureC by Sqi*arS* Mam 1 of eacfl of me years 1973 to used it COilluflCtlUft ?itec,wlfri Glass 4. Pa in t Company- Santa's'. 'Tn,t sait' is made e g t e fully 2002. i clusIve all as mere I-lOrida,i'K, rsamDv's airscriboo in Hi, Complain' tiled Summar', Renal Judgment entered WrTNE,mynandandtIea.alo4 iii Acf to" No 12 1117 Civil fer..t. one hi. •*hututi ttarti.i said Court or thu 15th dam a' pendtng in the' C,t'cult Court in arieS tner.Io D.c,mt,r. 1972 'T hi Order shall be puolhittad In for Sa'miioee Counts - FlUriOI I tn.' matinee t'equmred p tn DATED thit. PhI' 00'i o Detrmr 1! 06 1 tmu!i0 Stat Ut,.!. ir tr,r- t)'' 1972 Arthur Pi becswift Jr ISudI ato,-efnefil'Oiied Counties Clot-S 1 tIm,' Circuit Cou"t APT P4UR J BECICW1TI's. JR,. at DONE Alit) ORDERED By Maxine S Loan AS C 101eft TaIlahas. FloridaPhil 771l, d4 v Depu'i Clot-k by Circ.Iia V Eleen' of Getemose 1972 Puiitt Dot 21 fl 1972 t Jan 4 Depot', Clerk (Seals 11, 1972 4 Pvtut.P GI,!YE I' M:O5TD Jr DI P 51 011' ,.. as '' '' . ' .,%., L(Iy$'lI Time Mary CT'O1S Rebecca E. Coajgms Paul Q. Brinkk' Cbiy n L Ad4iflu Jeanette Laing Luther J. Hogsett Crawford Williams Mildred Fleming, Deltona Thomas 3 O'Meara, littltojia Anita thiraburdu, Deltona Pfundston, Christine B R Mars taxation Infitrein '''- '"' "''" AND D1/ , 4i`)1fd `1~1 .,-1- .-z , --- - ___S_0NY ( ) I A. a, ;1 -, \~ çl.\'\Nl\ ( I I li: _ , '. 1. -, V beginning; at the iii limutl. 1' of ,o of Replat at BlocS C of South Fore POrk SD. Seminole County, CIa,. according tc the plot ttio'r,of as recorded .r Pf 7 Pgt' Si r Public kec*rst, o Seniic no Count',, Fla and r unning Soutruwird along the East star lot line- ttot'a distance' let'l thence Westward a t'istance of 54 r.et fl0 inCites to sour-sect the North side line of solc lot. ?nq'nct Eastward along It't lint to It.. begmnn, a distance of 67 teat irtht'r Oe$ct'lU,dnt2Vi)Lak, Vl, 0, 'This publiC healing; Will be' held in County Commission Chambers of the Court House, Sanford Florida, on January M, 1973. a' 7 00 Ph' - or as soon thereafter at. posSible Boerc of County ,' ç -. -- 16 cl refrji $ ! 0 4 \.\ - Changt" arc encompassed in eliminated the many courts existing in the trial court let' ,td t'stabhshed the tio tic; court system; county sin circuut court. County couruiwilinow handle misdemeanor cases and civil cases whit-h involve less than I2.500, Circuit courts will handle civil cases ovei'$2,S00,m addition to felons, domestic, juvenile and proba te cases. The JUdges within each circuit will floW be shifted around to place them sshere the greatt's caseload exists is the cm Eliminated a fusion over which court will have jurisdiction in a case with the disposition of peace Justic's' uourts. cruntruil court of records, small claims courts and probate courts as example , /1 CHEST FREEZER S5P CULA Cu / ii1 22c '... .' n" range ~1 '' , '' in ' , $ :' n2.a)e su!aCe ilttt ic ill Key '73 Family Campint Prayer Retreat. Twvlve OaksCampr,round. SR 46 west .. Z. Sartict :. puuuuuI NORGE W4 spd. - 6 I' , , 1 service' 0 lb. ccuja, 1 Simfolul 'tw ::m- ; United annual iiiet'Uulg, I-'urst United Methodist Church fellowship hail, election of Registration 9:30 am s 'ffic.'ers. $195 i I I' I tbe Io - Jan, Mental Health Association of Senuinule Counts meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mental Health Center. 103 Robin Rd., Altamunte Springs. Film program, public invited , Attest Arthur 54 becSwlth Jr Publish January 4 19'3 DEL , , - , Pt I I' P - - I ' l 27 Jan.9 Suburban Republican Wumens Club itseeti 10 a.m. a home of Mrs. Ann Pinnock, 3t Fox Squirrel, Longwood, for election and installation of . firers. . - /I i 9yy Greg Drummusiu Chairman electric P 1' • will be held at Ui' 1 A1 s,fl 17-92 at 7:30 p. in. b $ , American ' 19 cu , Seminole Calendar Jan. 5 13 ?Ocu S - j. (~ \ the passage of Article V whict ttn.j 1,,j" , it .! th.ut :re Tm''ll Advertised here i i' i ,i ?.r , .- ,;s .) ',t Fields qt: I I.' , ' , ,\ .""".' Jan. 11 SISTERS or ' j • - - meet at noon at Brain Totters 11 Jan. 13 "Seminole High School Presents" benefit Se'nuok Zoologir'ai Som'it'tv P Sanford (.Ivtr ('4'titi'r I - . Illinois ' , __ I ill permitted to sign infornuitions c harging tiortn.gV (4)r-tiof Commissioners .' former rule thatsentenceswt'rc ritrigi a distance of ta t"T anti g% in tnei, 01 ~ consecutive unless otherwts specified by Inc court Under the ne* rules, the asssthflt state attorney as well as the state aUorrw will be Ht. C'ET't enr ottw?, folIchov"%,:; clescribied real end pow ( I ne rule is a revt'rse of the - .- I I çncii> th - James A Bannister Johnmv Jones, Altunionti' SpriflitS Miller Jr. I)eBary l George N. Kaplan, I)eltona I Alice H Moore, Fern Purl. Ulban M Garden, Lake Mary Ruth S. Hutt. Longwood Alexander McLaughlin. of 1,051 married women ts Toronto Ca Harrison tntervmewed an equal BIRTHS number of nrnthers and their Mt and Mrs. Thonius married daughters, puszn, the' sams' questions Ii ascertain IJenips, a baby ho), Sanford I)1SCHAftGEl changing attitudes Sanford: "Within ii generation," the Mrs Lawrei'ict Willianus and writer concluded, "Italian baby boy soctet has changed radica1I Itoruild Thonnus and Mrs The married daughter.-, tiivt Wt) i girl discovered 'ses Tue believe' Katma Nuchok' Lawrence that sex us not 'shameful 'They Ilursehel Gilbert have' alit, found out their 'right to orgasm" ,- !jrM) / `I case affirmatively whe er the sentence is concurrent or consecutive Failure to comply tosuch designation shall render the sentence concurrent The •' Italian Lovers ' L ousy fl(() Associated Press Writer , ) ' p 'T' iniu'v::tinn is that the sen tencing court shall state , Ho us ewi yes Comp ain Ill .-•' ~r,7-.-. 1; .= i "ll 111t, • for the sentencing court to insure that a record is r'iadc of the entire sentencing Hospital fejotes ' -Z_ ~~ :,V_s J I --5- tacilitie or other than prison New to the courts is provision ''" - . . , [ 41, arraun1ed jail Itmi- hy . detendant 'itic expects II pleaded uilt may merit probation or commitiment to On- -, QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! 11,11,0 the funding of guilt. This I to reduce designed ur. ' " tJ_NAME S __ 1 RANDSI vestigotions he initiated prior to It BOND rZ nitNr il'AflIM'SI 01111111111'44 -. •.• , ' OF F provision was added to em phasiie that the sentencing prure should he 'on1iieto,i h the trial Judge 'r t' --' tk-inçth or "usion t- .. . for itiifltInns where such a pn,,c us iiriavaihible I in ii presentence report, a rule permilc presentence in it I S4 FM MASSACHUSETTS MtCHE. I ROSSRLCP R PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION efih Ss,tt, Sevpntf, [intt pe,tt R(SIO[P4CE AND WHOSE Tenth OF MARRIAGE EIovrr?h 'twptftr G ADDRESS ARE isi; YOU ARE .IEPFFY NOTIFIEO MAILI N tePntP MELVIN 1-ourtoenIt, Fiftppp, TO Dt,ndan?s SOUTH VIEYw. ON'TARIO. that at S*ieonth. Sevenboonth Eugfitoontn r o ao ouoii To SHOW CAUSE u-iai CALIFORNIA Tchulai MiscIsspp. Ninetoontt' aflO 'TwentlatP JIAliClill marrlaup, and to claim rLOlflt)A TC 'lull s'rg-'L YOU ARt HEREPY NOTIFIED pot,It, It It nir foll i g; HEREF NOTIFIEr YOU & CIrCUItS o the StaIr o' io'do. SAi'I tt StnIUtiOr 0 C D'n.:oodiri to, ae'ribpc prQpitt'!., in Seminole mall Hilt 77Th that Ii petItion 10' D4%50I411101IOI you' FIRST TORNEY' Of "HI Counlu. Florid*. a b.O flied bti marr iage, has. boor 0100 iliiin •lfl&$ Marriage has boor' 11100 an c AD., 19E FOURTH THIRD SECOND OFId Iba' betItIn,'r, K ENNETH S PEGGY J POBICHAUD Menceo in this onu" and yps C', SIXTH SEVENTH. Av'noIc L Groontleir arwi IFTH Eattof'tl 4 ICC' Of L0 7 and flit ROSSPuCtFR s.'oIu othtr relief reouiretl to sp-'vq a co of you NINTH TENTH, Robert I POrn FIC,HTI-i Lht' charter, these amendments Wr'tte?h 1 tee' of Lot 7. ftIoct M aQ.lnv YO& iffeC1inQ the foIIOwlrtc Attorney*. for Plaintiff wrItten ani,we- ann flefe?flos. $ Cr' I ELEVENTH 'TWELFTH 'THII Lake Waymar, P4elQPlts Subd,viilo' OPtIbeCpffI0flapropef!', to wit will ix' itemized at a Thursda y Roost 67 Larson $uiIdlflO r:ouI - t- Fb'lH III to IT or V. GEORGE ALLEN P, Chevrolet Corvette According; 0la Kno' r tOrfl for PetItIoner who eadde 'Tallabuitia'e rIoric. i o work session of council, and a 'T I N I H. 5 3,1 f I N b publicrecorøs of Seminole CountS autometile Florida license SIxth CT.. Ft Lauderdale EiC,14TEEw71-i h 5 ltniw'r' I Niro 5FV1N1FT 54645 ann IdonTificetIor No letter transmitted 11 Mooney on Flor ida, PUIISS i u i. via, one tilt the O'lgIPifiI Wilt, IPit NINETEENTH AND TWENTIE'Ttt tt 'ove a capt tllei4'65101251 ant yc* art' r?OuIrCC Frida i Ole'S f 11w' above styled ODuri or. or ANt) 1141 rn JuDICIAL CIRCLIIT AND. vat, art' r,OuIreC In aDoear of your W(fICf dCfPIWS I. W beto'e Januar' 19th 1973 bthefw,tt SEVERAL PPOc'E" ow'Ers In other action before council, ann tilt' your Answr or other a or 4.ARROL,. ITLJRI I Attornet octaut' will he entered for IPif "AX't'ER$ AND Cl'li?ENS FICTITIOUS NAME the Ioi bid at Miller Meteor defense or pleaoiric,, wit? the Clan of f't'tltionC• Whost sc*'ets , PtIIYPC tOt •T talc petition ANt) Of ALAC1.IUA I'HEPFO' NOTICE iSherobygiveri that I aft tnt' CIrcuIt Court uaria to, Seminole Sales Corporation was accepted t. 54nforc Atlantichank Kuild' This nOtiOe tP,Ii be P bIisheC ft at Howell flit lhf CauntV rlp-ida one serve a Cocii, efiOt' wOOS In' Itwr ro?fllWtivr for fire rescue ambulance likOWA14r) C~TRUS COi-L IER Branct, kciga, ffito 773i Wit"r orlolnal wilt the CIi'ri Of ?'ie ilbOvt Hiertiot on Petitioner's ilflo?Tw'y. wee4s in tPt,' Sanford HerOIC) DLIVAL. Pam. Seminole Coun't Florid. CC)k UMBIA. DADE equipment. The equipment of CLEVELAND. Roger L B.rr styled Court before the 71W dat WITNESS my Piano anø the tool of II I & P4 L AN 05. unet trw fictItious name WIND ISC AM It IA. MIZE A BERRY PC Drawer- 2 includes medical supplies for ot iedrua't 4.0 197) otherwis. saio court at Santora Florida or this HILL SftOkO1'C.H .iAC1.:SOPi. JA MMER WORLDWIDE •flt Ina' Sanford Flor ida 37171, on or befort iner U* unibutartcv which will be left' C)a L4p:1, LEE LEON MADISON. entenc tr rlstOr Iait name wIt,' 'Pr iudomen! rile be IOterr aua'ns' the ThtC oat Of Janua't. At) for tn, you relief domanooc in the (Circuit Cou't SoaI1 MANATEE. MARION MONROE Clerk at Hir Circuit Court Seminole delivered to the city stripped. or otherwise a de'tautt will be en OIAL OO$4 ORANGE &RT.40R 54 bFcsWI'rM JR PiALP, ri•t it eCrdao-r %.SH, Petition Among the mrducai suppliu is W1TNESSmt hand antthe sooiof leroy aRamnbI you As Clerk, Circuit Court P45CC. PINELLAS the provisiom BEACH FI1lIlO WITNESS mt Piano ilflC official Sato Cou" or the 7111' dat of I, resuscitator, nuasks. suction Semnole CountS Flo'lc3 P35, PUTNAM 51 .IOHP4. l'T Section Name Statutes. T.Wlt seam' the Clot'S of the Circuit Court tc.mher AD 197 lip Cl.celoa Ekern LIICIL SARASOTA SEMINOLE MS Rieflo. Statutes units, cots, blankets, ell. 0' December. 4.0 Or this 15Th oat SSPIIIP I AVi OR. 5(iV,LhPI 1. Fire Chit! Thomas Sielned Arthur H Beckwith. Jr V, George- Alien WA5HiHC'T0N AND VOL USIA PbiIUi Do, 14 21.25 1972 & Jan (Seal reported that the three toniClot'S Of Circuit Court 116 S.F SleD Court ii FLORIDA COUNTiES IIECICWITI'l Jr; ARTHUR Ii St'mnom, CountS Florida I-nil L auderdale. F la NON - REmiDEN " Zn' .4 dsone had CUD patties submitting bu, L ING er of Hit circuit Cour! Cl k Maclot' S Eden Aftorney for Plaintiff OWNING POROPERTY OR SUP bid, one bud on a portion of by Cecelia V Eerr De ports Clem Publish Dec 71. 71. 19721 Jan JEC' TO TAXATION 'THEREIN Devout" Clerk FICTITIOUS NAME equipment and oni'onnulo! CARROLL BURN! 11. 1917 HAVING OR ANDC'TR5 '4[' CLEVELAND MIZE NOTICE tSnerebygeveritnat I an Attorney for Petitioner IL CLAIMING ANY RIC.H'l 'TITLE engaged It DEK it I BERRY business, as 74i5 5teyns 6I Santoro Atlantic The bid o Miller Meteor WUS OR INIERF!,'T IN PROPERTY TO Avt SantorO Seminole Count., Bans 1416a Attorneys or Petitioner NOTICE OF INTENTION ) 't 1.0 '''t' 0'Wundo, he fmtttlou nam- at Sanford Fierjda 3V'l the most attractive 11, that it TO REGISTER tSSLiAPiCL I'S "HE 'TA"E Sanford. FlOrida 32171 andftiat IflIrnOtil Purlmip Jan A. 11. IS 7S 1973 FICTITIOUS NAME provides a two per cent 804kb) O EDUCATION OF ACE MASONRY Riblith Do 21 75 19721 Jan A. rroiItt"- ndnam, wit?; Phi Clot's of QF. t NOTICE f HERFIiY C-REP, FLORID 0' NO'T EXCEEDINC, flit ,, discount if payment is niadu' 1 C,rui' Court Seminole Courltp pursuant IC 1'Iocja :,tj1t&t,- Be,, ( 510,000,001' HIGHER FDU1C.TI0P, Fioricia in II 6( accordance, wilt' 11w uthur, days of delivers _____ fruit the UrKiCrSIflCC OeSIrmnd 1101105 SERIES i u4ERE1P4Ar , , Of the FictItious Name IN enpapt in businets under the _____________________ THE CIRCUIT COURT IN— "ER MORE 1'4RTICULAPt provittom SEMINOu.I COUNTY bOARD StIut.'t lc.WIt Suction 16! 0' FOR SEMINOLE tIfiOus name Of ALTAMONI COUNTY OC SCR IBUL) OR WIlt) MA't 81 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Florida Statutes itr OPTICAL t 7Z W Senior-an Bova FLORIDA ANY AFFECTED WAY Notice of Public hearing S Leo A G,rcuar ClIp of AttamonteSpringi, Count ti CIVIL ACTION NO 77-1514 I HE NE ITS' 'tPC Of Countr, Boar-C Corn PubliSh ut 4 ti it 2! 197) WILL 14M51%URGP4 SAVINGS missioner,, QI Semnofe Countt will Seminole', Florida. innas It 'The' State of Iormda through the DEL 14 114111, a Oa'*mnç corpo-ditlon of the hold a public hearing to consider an regIttt'r tht' said name Wj,n Dir Still. Attoeneyt of the, the, Firs!. Second Stott it' P4ev '01'S. Thirti FourTh FItth Sixth Seventh, ppea? against the Board of Ad Clerk of tIme' Circuit Court i' Seminole County, FiorlOM Eleventh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DC THE Eighth. NInth. 'Tt'ntt PlaintIff, muitmun' in denying deying • specialell S MItchell Shapiro TweIttI, 'Thirteenth Fourteenth E1054TE!N1H JUDICIAL CIA ception In an It IA kesidentia Zone Put)i,tt Jli'. 4 CUlT iN AND FOR SEMINOLE ii 2 197:Elttoontt Sicietotti. Severwoo1)?P . JANUAIt'*' 3, 1973 for use as ott street parking in at 1' mnr '.-Ot$'l FLORIDA DONALD COOK and [,flIenfPNine?evr wIth Resolution Nu C DI I. RIC$'iAPt'T corancr ADMISSIONh r , kI I '1' I Yii sin ?i -- .. -'-S ' fliS W"- arnenoing seminole I WTT1TIVY!1 JUiJICII '" IrUIJc UT 5fl11 di "'IR LLS' P,t:L. i' Lounti Zoning Sanford: ft OR ' t.' ' ('-A C- I OTiCt 5f and The several prgiwrt, 1,C t 11 J4M5 Rgu1?iuni aii hit- IOUOvin0 louda corporation Joseph I' Murray owners tapøyert ants Cltlz.nt COMi' ,'N't dt'scr$bot property ot. OIEs 014:70,[71 his wife. Pla'n"ft Der.nt t he reof ant, of AlarPiuc ha, CC' 1 Of Block B f Repla' n' Con Ituci' ftrowarc. "i" Bradford. tirevard, Itlo: C of South Rrn Park Clam' Ii Fite t'k0f'ER"E5 INC CItrus Cofleer. Columbla Daot. MAY NOTICE OF SUIT Seminole Coy according; tc t' at Jaue1mm' I)emp,' Highlands FIot'toI' c0p0i'llf;or. et Duval. Escambin II..'IAI,'C DDN4..D COOP. 01)1! the pill' ttt'roy$ recorded in PB DOtOfidOfl? HlIItDOrouOt, Jackson Lake Lee ii Of 11w' Public Ittti'tt,. at c.' •:ITENE B COO' his Ctuirk. W. Ward NOTICE 01 SALE Leon Madison Manatee Marion Seminole Cl0 County lIr less Gloria A. Itandell NOTICE it ill RU I" GIVEN tItIF Monroe, Ok.eIoosm. Orange. PlIrn toepPo at the S 1045 South Burge" corn.' 0 ear Pinellas. P015, 01 tIlt Itt' dOt 0 )OfluPi 1973 ii' Gabrella A. Fisher Ptt head L' 12 and running NOrtfl*a,-c Baton Roupe P'jtnan. St JohnS. St LuCIC hOd AN,., ii' Ihs Wes' Of 11w LoUisiana 10111" John L Bryant a dIstance t 31' too' along the' West Sarasota Seminole Suwannee Courthouse o Seminole County il line of said lot, thence Eastwa'C e' Frances L Thomas T a ylor Washington and Volusim Sanlorti. Fio'id.. the u000rsignett YOU ARE HER EIt'r NOTIFIED dtstancr of 7i I.'.' en c- r Ethel N. Wolfe' ubtiS. Florida. Including nor CierS will 0110' to' salt' to tnt ma' an action to torecl, a mo' ,n$,r.ct the South sioe ilw Of Lo' highest and beSt j ect bidder to' case 11w Or sub re$td.fltt owning prOpeT'iy Gus Johnson tgalit' flat, been filets against 12 thenCe' Westward to the begm action fØr dissolution of ow n liii 1MtI4 the plea, the SefltencInj nn1 shall not IflIpo'e sentence uint acquainting himself with ihi "With an investment of qualit. value, tirn1n) , is the little as $100 ii month and ItT)basis of his tnvesent phi. mediate roinvesthient of lI lnsoph dividends and caplt"il gan. "In the stock market," says -yrar-oId person car, W' 'worth Wright. "the competent in just about $1 million by retirevest.ot can expec! an average ment sit nze Legal Notice , . )ijdge other than the judge vOi, H1 ,'.'1 O 'OIlOt. of a B MAttItP' IWTHEA ç. % double his money evrr CClII'T. $1 lb T' caRC ,JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND C-'' NO 7 c'rt VISION The MarrlIt of i. Ir rt. The Marra.e of ROSRUCI t t)JNF - .i POf4ICi'iAt.Ifl. Ptlt)OfW.r. "tc,&s AbC J4ME Pf"I1'IONt POalC,iALJO PFSPONOI'NT CC)SS MfCt4[ I NOTICE OF ACTION Rt'ctond.nt NOTICE OF ACTION TO J4MfT R ROhICIfAUD or hi j or ?h IN THE cincuir COURT, lb bt) SEMINOLE FOR C0UhT FLORIDA tVft ACTION NO A?I "By following solund, prpvt-n. prof Clinnal investment meth. v-. Boundaries Defined lunied prwidini expeditious Justice in the court syst'm, an iflflViatI,r, is permicstcn a copy nf indictment against a defendant or information to tic taken i Jiir room Another provision for Juries, is a duscret&iu; provision for the trial fudge i. 11o) give additional tnstnietin I the Jury Upon ri'ucst. TI' former rule made It m:r datory, In sentencing, a provision i added to the rules that in thc from tota l return - dividends and ______________________________ Legal Notice r true FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO fli.l HIGHER IN RI S3O,O*.00 EiUCA'TiOb SONDS SERIES S - rL hOARD or Enuf:A"Iob 01ornoratr LORIt)A a ,w,drr S'l16r. at *rttcl, IX and cubs,liol. Ill of Section Of AM. for XIioftn,'Ccn;ttIutionot thf- State O1 rioridil at arnoqwfpd - !!IIIl I mOct ecpin1 r'form 'riminal pro'edure rides In th on s goal if you can invest SiflO a scribes the plan in his book. "Qmonth for 40 'ears, and never VT. The Three Keys In Sto4 dip into it except for taxes Mnrk&t or of its." when another resident quorieii and Uncit' Sam wants his b as U 11w' outcome If one could April 15 Whatever, It .s a time when not afford In pzt. Mayor Swofford replied they would everyone needs relief from set aside 1100 a month every - f.._4 I - ,_i# ______ I _ assessment the paving from Lake Strmi in in Oar- fti spirit, that the wnr- your resporuw to this perplexing the magic of compounding. h M1I fn l/" 110 111i - 'IIJ' 4 I')l t;Ut In sh: tons _ n I washtn tnt' the adjacent JOHN ('VN'NIFF lake wturt might well bring Al' Business Analyst down the wrath of the state It is at NFW YORK L Al' 1 nnllutinn agcnc directing the this time of year. when the mall ctt to erect a filter The mayor riled the brings bills rather than - ______ B MARIfl\ BFT1w Part To of TWO Part Srrt', R efi e c t )Fi nr,i" Ill I nr ii I l,iarm,'l., Ru l e jpc( five years I' :6 , -: . Procedure Streets -_.-_---_----------------------------------.._--.-..-_.- 1 3 - Criminal ALTAMONTI SPRTNGS ClUzen's who are apathetic Jor.es told council the children. the function of various hour's heated dissertation b%. Mayor Swofford noii-.4 there resolution" No one'' governing hn4le cont,ndlng residents mostl had purchased audience, stated, 1 th r the the the course of Diirini tmmes on the dirt road to avoid are ways to control traffic and that "von can't bent ct Mayor we have gotten a heated (IlS(llsstons, vehicular truhll(- and the instructed Police Chief Justus could learn an object &thotwh dtsdnlnlnt nws.sagc" Swnfftd. residents commented on the Ea.sttn"getoutthcrenndmake from residents of this eit 7# - thu c1IIirvlt (i I tir,Iqf Swofford, People 0 - Thursday, Jan. 4, 1973 At Council Session A - Club flit-eLb at Onr ill , I * 6 1) Ili I 1 l J.M., DI$COtJWT :'.' ' :-. i �. I - .t' Sn'ord -4r?l Ihi' t;,f,it if I hurai I fi''' ciliy. Jii '' hite end stok. we're Pulung out alithe stops!' Save on every sheet inc illows. ump avings onP I ick up p Ps Li r Prints, stripes, colors. Ie Nationwide white muslin sheets 99 24 Reg £3 each ".T' . J' 1i hn•thiiif S.! r i pt t ct Salt 2 for 6 9 Salt 2 to, .-...:va 1 51 Sale Twill 27 Pillow cases. sue, flit or fittcI Rog. 1.99 • Illeactieti and firiithpif FL ll size sheets. Req. 99 for (oI toii iit),l iii, Iii (.(.U0t 2.29 ........... Req. 7 for $1.09 Now . 1.19 Now? for .88 - I S iach poIyestt!r tU)t r ? ?,.c. i nc.i bIut COMM tick r p.'fls1;j If a nc Opnrt. Prest Qut ! '+ Sale 2 101 9.9 K'nr: si'* Salt 2 for 12.99 ,i. 15% off all 1.85 towels Sale! Curtains and bedspreads to match. - Sale Rep p; -..ntc ''r' , s Eli At lo p - . - J _4 L- rr;: ' '¼. - . ,lI,. •I'' - -- -' •' -- 7 . ..lI '.t. -,,. '.• • •• Suit veST': ,..p r.. - Rep S1E : : ".• cotton 5()'o polyester fiat or fill e d sheets T win 51: 1 '. Req 3 99 Sale oil SI/i' sheets, Req 4 99 Pillow cases. Req 2 for 3 09 AW .-d I !-.. • ) . 50c cotton 50' polyester flat or fitted sheets Twin size, Req 2 99. Sale Full size sheets Req 3 9 Pillow Cast's R* 2 r 2 49 - , • Jill if _1 ' Penn-Prest 'Parislenne' print muslin 32 50' (-:ttti Ill 50r pOlyPcti'r fl a t or fitted sheets I win stir'. R eg 2 99. Sale Full size sheets Req 3 9") Sale 1 37 Iiik iw cast's, Req 2 for 249 Sale 2 for 211 Queen size shetis Req 6 49 Sale S 18 King size sheets Req R 49 Sale 6 91 King pillow cast", Req 2 for 3 19 Sale 2 for 2 61 Sale 3.97 - Sale 2 for 2.67 See Penneys Catalog for special sizes. 32 Sale 3.3' Penn-Prest 'Duot one' stripe muslin (.OttOfl 50"0poi', tiler flat in fitted sheets Twin size flog 299. Sate Full size sheets. Req 3 99 Pillow cases F).11 2 1mm 2 41 50 pit cotton 50 pct polyester, Flat or fitted Twin sizes, Pt'q 7 99 Now c,pco' In a Sulpturt'ci tw(-1• r acQuarc'T desagr- woven collar wilt cOtir' t frinpe Fresh tashion COlOtL Tflrov. styft Penr..Pres' t' sr v' •c' t'i tL:tfl. 7.., Salt 144. - - •-.. - - Sa rp •. 'M1 49. • Now 2.97 Now? for 1.92 Sale 2 for 2 ii Penn-Prest 'Bristol' stripe percale. \, I . - •.¼ . . )ttifll 9U'J pulyi'st.'r titled sheets Twin si/t'. Req 3 99, Sale Full silt. shei't Req .1 Pillow Cti'.O5 1 Ii, 1 110 -• Molt 'T."S!s.. W1_'A buni am 'uiY. 5tt.• .95 Re riecispreati in a woven ribbeci cottu' fl: rayon cord 11 briph' Color: ! trr Penn.Pres to' oas ca" aric tur Si7Q reç f 9" Sale 7.64. W s t •Ct,t,Stt -,T,.Pri!S' tC)' tI'-.. cii f t ,h?• Salt 12.75 fv. Ottiri drapery sizes, anti accessories in stoci o Inspeeiaioroeat 15- oi, zoo Arit • .,. Full size, Reg • 3.99 Pillowcases, Req 7for 2 49 - ,.• le .. - . jr Sa1e JJ05 192 Sale 332 oij• 'wcroOt1, • 32 Sale 2 for 2.14 Penn Prest muslin 'Blossom boutique' twtr Sale 2 for 2 61 111( Is try it• Penn-Prest muslin fashion colors 1!- SLIft tk çpvi il specia hiai tc an SOIIC wilt coltof ha trinpi Macflin*-'lblewv 68).24 30 5a1e2.24 : . Sale 2.07 :. t Sale 1275 I :' Salt' 18.70 Salt- 2.8C si:: rr ¶. - ,;,, •.., / .. F :itn flr'tr'r mm. 1 Pr ": p•t1, l 4 - 'Pillow (;asr's Req 2 for 3 09 97 '-" --•" ., Sale $17W, • .'4YrWW4Ptfl1 Req .64 ..:.. \ : .-' 11 Penn-Prest percale fashion colors. ..J iöeohbric Sale 2 . 1 • • I COTlOfl The new 24 68%3f Sali ' • ')0o COtlOf) 50'.' f)oIyPstir or fitted shei'ts win stir', Rr'q 199 Sale : • •' ' (11 V"\ . • • • ': 11111 Sale 3q' . - .' P W. - 4 • - .•. .• . . - • -' • -. - Sig vow ¼ • Sale 17 flat Req 2 for 209 Sale 2 for '•69 ()kjeerl size sheets. Req 6 99 Sale 5.87 Qzieen pillow cases, Req 2 for 3 09. Sale 2 for 2.61 King size sheets. Rq 8 99 Sale 7,87 King pillow cast's, Req 7 for 3 39 Sale 2 for 2,87 _ - _ • A . 50°c cittoit .(t fiat 01 fitted sheets Twin size, Req 2 19 Sale Full Si/V sheets. fit 'q .191 ) Pillow Penn-Prest muslin Peanuts print cases. ' - F k' r . Tf±4A I V, 27 Penn-Prest white percale. 157 • - ¼ 0,. . _/'> • -' L uS? st t-i• tian nnt'rnrrnra colors -Rost. Mist bath towels am snnare print on colored ackqinun0 Frsnqec eaes Ups Daisy i,.)%ure5 n shearec f l ower print pattern incec1 e c1pe. 'Soan,sr '7fc'- patterr -• t.itt towelsare shta'ec iaauarc Mans • colors 7- Salt •8 ar tc'iwt1 rec. T' t Salt' .5E W.i'' :- i:- 1tL r r - " W Oil I in 2 97 Sale Sae 2 for 2 - Ifr Odr Polyester double knit Mattress Pad Special. Special '.' ) / - -. • • - - '-- - - ' 9yd U.u)ini• SOttI, in 11 ?atuiouf' se$ecti" of tOiturtZed crepe, facqt.arr anc g;air attern. Al fi wc,r __ ' 17E : . .. -• • Save 20% on small appliances. / JO N . •: \j. ii - •, -,i I I I ! •. a--- L OfF ff: Deluxe Oven Broiler ORIG. 26' NOW 'A Wool . . - No .2125 Cooker/Deep Fryer ORIG. 124' NOW... 996 L •' --- 399 Twin size 4 Slice Toaster ORIG. 14" NOW . . . Blender With Timor ORIG. 25 We know what you're looking for. -\ i fr. I - ........ to ork, / A small amount down holds any of the items of your choice. 4.99 JCPenney ' I Use Penneys Convenient Layaway Plan. cotton rnailres~ vac aric cove, 1! M~ - $ 12 I CPenney 201 We know what you're looking for. ("harge it at Sanford Plaza Penney Open 10a.m. til 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Sanford Plaza Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's :Open 10a.m. tO 9pm. Monday thru Saturday. Sanford Plaza. I 47 �6A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan. 4, 197 Political Editorial Comment "4 - 0 Yes, but Disruption, No! __. ,,, Social Security Is Inequity To Poor Itro tiuisf'iret I If-rill Change, I ..%.. Notebook . __. -2 r A dvisor Last at tour related articles.) WASHINGTON The tax used to finance Social Security benefits is increasingly unfair to low and middle-income groups and is in urgent need of reform That conclusion is part of an analysis of the the federal payroll tax puhkhed recently by Brookings Institution. John A. Brittain, author of the stud Payroll Tax for Social Security" recommends that federal policy makers reappraise the tax and adopt a finance system based on the taxp'er' ability pp. y rtber than benefits in the ' distant future Brittain points out that the Social Security tax has grown faster than any other federal tax Sifl('C the Second World War. In 1971. tax collections to finance the federal old-age, survivors, disability, and health innee OASDH programs reached $44 billion. s or 27 times the level of 1949. This increase. representing a compound annual growth rate of 16 per cent, raised the share of this tax in total It-deral revenue from 4 per cent to 23 per cent tit'n other contri hu tions In the over •a I social insurance system are ZICICIPd. the total oi far more than was 1971 becomes S56 billion under the corporate income tax and collected more than half the yield of the federal individual income tax. The latest increase continues the upward Lrend. The maximum individual tax for OASr)H rose to SRI] in 1971 and is due to reach SI .320 in 1974, when a two-earner family ma he paving as much as $2,640 a year, or $2,880 if the September, 1972, proposals of the Senate Finance Committee are enacted. Brittain emphasized that despite the 'War on Poverty.' this fastest-growing tax is levied on - - - Soviets Unmasked In arguing against the reduction of this nation's United Nations dues from 31 to 25 per cent, the Soviet Union presented itself as a memb'r of the poor nations of the world. Its spokesman waxed sarcastic about the stinginess of the affluent United States of America. Despite this the General Assembly voted. 81 to 27, for the reduction. That leaves the U.S. paying S0 million a s'ear in U.N. dues, $417 million in assessnients and contributing an additional $317 million a year voluntarily. The U.N. battle for $13 million in dues (ductl(uI for the United States betrayed the viet spokesmen into a display of hypocrisy :tiat will not soon be forgotten by a watching Xhr f§anforb lirrath '1 E L r- PHONE I b3 :9141,- J.. IC JLO N [NCH AVE A WAL. 1 R WA I cito rind PL,ht,ctn'r 4 Director L A•,',t i.rl..tnq YOt. TOL IN[ i3'-tN A I .1.'' FLA : F OA. ? l. ANY SANFC)D ii' Ptjii'i,'- Circulation (,'n'r,g M,,n,i..' 'k. I, A It. scciat Iclitur PELT Pv.,itpnq i- cltnr VA N HARRY CUSH F it l op $ Ails'' ?IsinQ ill R I? V t, 'i' ( HA4.jj, I S I• tttii' ,,itiI. Wit L EAM. I (tin? 'I$$$ (IlL L VINE I Ni Jk !staff Phnluqr ,e;''u'' '' ' "• .. Offbeoi Rum inalions Opening A Columnist's Mail In FiOrId4i used to make period mark.c at of - once :.car - ter on ----.---. --.- was good for colds. Science nos believes nuuiv of these' home reall; helpful A survey in I42 found that, of the' I2 million m's prescription, written in the United Stales, 25 ii ieti tt'c are' per cent were for drugs derived Iran, plants - Sign on the door of a pro haske'tbafl reach's office - '-I'm buv, hut. If vmi can kti over the' transom, conic' in.'' Quotable notables "On!; IA il I one' thinghas been lent In youth and ago in ('e)tiiflit)n di.sa'oflhi'nt.'' MlItttIt'w Arnold I*, beHU. lMuls liritilte the' blind musician will, deve)• In'(l the' raise (tilt svsten, that has i'zuibl.'d millions of blind persons its learn to react, got t idea trout an arm; captain The ('lJ)t1iiti laid invented a set of nigtit.writin svnihols for use ons the' battlefield, urn' dol nn'anin: I'' advance, two (1(115 ti retreat and u on Hearing of this, Braille developed the' ittei fi, :VSIiI rapid reading b; the sithtless Exe'rutiv' l"ront thec1esl' of ,) iile' I (I4lt'l1, o wner 0! the (:opatcabarut night club ''The' world changes se fast that a man couldn't In' wrong all the time if he tried Folithirt' It's unluel:; to wear a blae4: etress I( It we'clduig. If - - Same' At. Home Deliver.5 12 mo 537 40 No psrI of Any ni,,terijil newt or advertlsIne of h' edition of Tne' Santorti Herald may be rUproduceti It % p manner without written permission of the publisher of Tht' Herald An indivicluisi a' firm responsible for such reproduction will b. rensith"ecl tit, infringing on Ttw' Hernld's copyright and will be held libIe for dtinage' under the iv. PubIistl'il tidilY and Sundays. except SaturdaY I _____ T' Herold is a member of few Ascitd Press which is I'. ILi'.d'' n .i? 5, 15,,. i'',, Herald Area Correspondents ~ I "' -,.,JC0 . Ferol Flarik f t.st,ite, Goldenrod Lastbrook Marilyn (,oio ji 69 1, Lake Mary Atir Sickows. i:. F0.i h%kIILlflt,i Lake Monroe 3., •,, Lung wood Ann Rile) ('ople'; Winter Springs Narn ', 322 6'." Os lee ii Mrs Clarence Snyder 77 4841 Di'ltone Dehary Geneva -Oviede Enlerprise 66* tU"' . Nw - .... fully trusted them On at least two occasions Uie have made ewti Service , , Ttii' sLiddenne'ss of the decision tit go was indicated ti flit. ,irt that there' was no advance word Iluvanai Radio stmpl s'porti'd lie' had left. his earlier pligriniagi' in 1972 was an. unct'd wee'ks in advance Observers bt'lit'vt' it significant that Castro left for Me*st't,w jUst four dies tifter huiving been tios In Ctiik'un President Salvador Allemb'. himself tmm(' after ci' tr ili it, flit- Soviet Union Did Ailendi' tell ('astre sunii'thlrw ttiiit math' him hurriedly o fly off to M scow " This appears to to, it distinct possib1lit. I aespite hii. alliance' wilts the' Ruu..tan.s, Custrc tues never Rood Ste via t. Mathieu). 34c 5 70 political moves inside Cubit aimed at dmnnishrng Castru' peiwet-. On both uccissiqns Catrc' nuinttted It' b1e*. the Soviet thrusts--tiffi such maneuverings are hardly to likely have enite'ndert'd trust or sincere' friendship on either side. in the' field of foreign relations, Castro and the Russians tncre'asinglv diverged. In regard to the Untied State. the Soviet Union appears bent on closer ties and greater trade, while Castro rants and raves against ''imperialism" in regard 114 Latin America. Castro has not abandoned ins subverinve elf orts, whereas the Soviet Union Pius IJW'sUed Its own policy of establishing diplounifle relations with the' Latin t.niericari countries and exuindmg commerce' with theni lit the early 195te the communization of Cuba represented a niuijtir ('001' for the Soviet Union. 'flit' iron Curtain was extended right into the United States' backyard, and Russia had it significant beachhead In the Western Hemisphere. But tudic; Russian diplomats and traders fliiwt' freel aliout much of the' titrrmspliere, and Cuba is less important 1(1 the' Kremlin Furthermore. Chile' has moved in the' direction of Marxism. and liii' Chilean Communist Party i s a more stable and reliasbk all; to RUssia than is the volatile' Castro. tuive' 1. ' -- S Truman passed awn;- will cts'cidiibk for the tuition's highway's billion irs 1973, but the' $700 million increase over 197 ticu hut niaku 'up fur the' expeied effects of tnfuitiun, redemption and interest ltccelpts and expenditures the only Items expected to increase, So will the total outstanding lungterm debt fur highway purposes. TIn' debt at the end of 1971 was 01.14billion. This was increased by $914 million in 1972 an1 is expected it' be' further enlarged by $34li million in 1973, for a year-end total of $22.2 billion Federal, state and local gos'rrnnitrnts will share $22.3 billion for highwn improvements, iiuiinlenance' cimid administration. The figure for 1972 was V1.6 billion, According to the Federal highway Administration. receipts for bightways by all units or government are be $2.5 billion For bond art' nut : 'A I . '' ' i,•'.'• ' "..: ' .' • I1L, ' ' • ~ 11 ' 11 £ t ' : ' ' Ir D'• '\'\ 'J 1i , is I 10 Lb''t , -'v,,.' t. 1 p ''I' i ,'I" ti'i$., A It ''i ', i' t , "( '' IN •--, ' t ' - ,' '1 , i , ' • ,' l'.iselt'iii ll mouth at ,',.uit, ' it It l ,:)O0 damage' to t he parked eat'. I )inn said the ;t',' cident was apparent lv catised t't1t'ti Eiselt'in had a seizui'e is dri iIi) ______ -------- - - -- ii i UeSe I ' .$ ------ -- - - ----— ' -- ---- --- ----- , on .. F'r$,tnr Ilt'rniri' The Forest Ike Seventh-Day _. peop and deprive Vietnam of the :I Given App reciation Adventist Church in Forest City national unity it has fought for during so many hloe1y years. These latest bombings are wishes to acknowledge the appreciation for the' generous iii Ii iiiisl usr in. ii cmiii weunieni sitsil othe r i'rniipings I nglnnei ',ihil 'hi stet a total picture, he suchcleci, liii' I )e'pnrtinc'nt of Agri. iiltuinc' zurich Icincuuur'r ters lu Property taxes and ussvismuents and general fund appropriations, largely at the local level, -will provide most of the remainder of the money for highways, the FHA said. I I: IL- i! St I _1 ' IlTill1ID1I L:I . - I A ' 'i ' , ' - 'F k ii • 1111 i - •'t r A 1 - Ill L 1 ' r , 1 1.1' are .,,i_ ..,.. u'r had-oIll- 11\1111! or not Ili the \aulluill (1.31ledpeople"lill Such editorial would be a iuie'tliesel tIre' cellular Iorniu of ttu' plumed to state' agencies arid small defeat for Cofliuliuflistir fetus ;s cls.'stnui's eel.'' asked what kind o f response anti ('onlununiran cuun afford no their c'csiiipluittits re't-e'f veil. defeats, no lit' said this' office' also gather'Rood Runners matter ho w' small, affords 1101K' eel was gathering Ento the millions of slaves behind [urination [ruin consumers in the barbwirc of ('oullUiUflisuIl, Editor, I k'rald four suirve;-s: Yours for a free press and the lnite'r'iews with 1,000 per. people's right to know. i1'. ,Iat'ksons'flle in I 'siusuld like to espress iii;' to selected :eppreciatiim the extt'ndeel statistically S.11. Jirni Crowe paper gave the history of the world. We Have 'I Iiese.,1•S A i'id Morel .,, an of unborn is at i F.11 I I . / t — ` 7 P~e '-%*.% V. sty - -. or ---~ -~ -~ (I 4 11 14..7j I Sk- i I I ----- Male criminal arrests outnumber female According to the FBI, arrests of males for all criminal acts, except traffic, outnunitiered arrests of females by six to one during 1971. However, arrests of feuales increased 7 per cent while arrests of males were 3 per cent over 1970. _______ ______ " ' - * Special • -ow -alw&WA — Ill, Just I II Arrived * Beautiful Simulated Diamond Rings Pendents Earrings .re among the many gifts for you. ' - SA TURDA V BANKING to 7 9 _______ BSB MA I L AND .4•.'I-, 11 644-7000 _______ I .. V 4 ft " .*.w I [,cyuicrj1,, FIRST P4ATIOdAL BANE ___ . DELAND STATE 8Asa( 734-85t1 I.,4.. t — •' up Intangible N e w Year's or nua's concern: fu b - 44 'r to Re ind er yen' - ' I '.irh'ncs' Wilson G Bruan Tan- , Pastor F 'rest I aike Seventh1).i% Adventist Church F 'rest City, Florida ;e'urge K. Janssen Public ltc'latuoris Se'e're't_ar; ic I e 11 Your sirtuc he N I, t finds sf Abortion, appearing in tin' December 10th issue was s;i'kenuing' hue' c'tieuicr (of words arid phrases used by tin' writer to desc'nmbe' the uriethud, if atsmrtisti and 11cc resultant tt ,A us shocking and fe'c'ts disgusting, The question of Abortion deeply disturbing and toni%r(ise'rsmuh "ne' Articles sue-lu as V 554?IsQ' 'tta .1 -_ stfsf,.'ltJ I,; u i-quest. ik'stTuptiufls in their entirety, "The' products of conutpt lean, 114) iismtter s's hat sage, CaN't' rt'Iiicas eel Irc.niu the uterus are plated tit a j:ur s's Its fis'.'r' is I mcli u'''tierally " for uisslsli'tI. 1''.'' In Sooth -y - J I - A 4 per cent discount will In' granted it the' lntangit;k' Tax is pa id (luring tile period of Jucnivarv to April. 2 per cent discount will be allisw,'el if die' tax is paul in May 'I he' tax i'. I Nut,' trary .... uuuly To the' eonby learning as - . 1. ~ - _t I ! I- ) csnsmsfi'r'i'd dt'lirjuie'rit .July 1st Editor. Herald : That was a great editorial 12-27-721 "Negotiations and Vietnaimni Stalem Things must be picking up for the Fret' World's side, for howard K Smith, ABC, gate the three 11 the Pole', Palmnw and Peacenik Waldheun hell for their unfairness in regards to cruticis!ri of the bombing (if - ' '' The Associated Press Almanac North Vietnam. Now if The Herald would do an editorial on how there can be peace (umniurrow if N. Vielitam would withdraw- from 01jrlt'altftl'Z!i Ifjrrath 322 2611 or 831 is a handy research tool that belongs in every home, school, library and office. Tons of thousands of facts—elections, roligion, sports, plus lots more—are aviiltblo at your fingertips. Orde; your copy today by mailing the attached coupon. 104111 S. and that Russia and China quit supplying arms and munitions Applications For Motor Route Carriers Now Being Taken-Apply At 30U N. French 5 ff ii Vietnam, Laos, and Carnibodia Ed. J Editorial Praise Edutur, lit—raid 11 reshuffle the Cabinet so why can't j reshuffle the furniture?" - __...., !k&,I a11t'i.- to Is get to h-i 11 i'iTj1_iI' — .''.auuiiiisiticsni form EERRY'S VORLD _______ "You I Ief __________________ ' - ckening' t4L Samford, Fkirlth, . IiI rntj' . an effort to to A bor t ion Art '. iVJ is, 520 S. Maple p a Ave. ": for everyone, 11, About 2 per cent of the current iaeullie for 1973—or about $5.6 billion—is expected to come from tederul excise taxes on highway se,rs white State and local vetu1t, registration fee!,, niotur4uel taxes and oIlier duties on highway users, plus tolls and parking lees will yield 52 per cent or $11.9 billion, 322.0503 PANKAUUICAID tit'sc.'s circuustol the state' :mskttig tlii",' %elut 'Il'.sIti"'."r',', lii' e's'sti'sl .11'ross the' ii orld wherever ",uuet '.'tuiiue'ui is then Sept I with aid cit ii $1l3,ibHi This.' there us subvert the sent ii' a lab ii lut'ri' a pathologust 1t'elu'ral grant government of a nation of the e'\suiuirnes it as 1st' would airy State' and local agencies we're' Frt"c World, I know that it othsi'u' patliuslogit'al spccuuuueui tisiteel to ik'te'nuuiinie what si. e would be thought that such an Oiu e thi' pathiolisitist has niacle' staffs the';' had, what si'rs'te'e's editorial would have little' effect Ills the' s;s'e'uuiit'ui is they offered aunt how if' on tilt' course eu history, but iue'uin'rate'el as nil isthut'r tissues ue'rlivi'l;' they w orkeul, l':iiglzinet then who would have thought iun'iuii'ratt'd, And this saul. ti,,., i,-..i ti.-. .,,.,.t....,..,...,i.i , .. ,.. .t,.,,,.,,., ---------, s.1I.lI dliii I "liii I '*1 I 1111114 ''LiII III .('('Piilj5 uuiuuu'i:nuuui,r: Oil iiiipPt'flS it,, uiuSuilt'r S's ilL'I(i('F rile' have such an impact on the appsiri'ustiy F.'ctivt'in'ss. Iii' s:uiel the staff -hihet is l)reathliuug to a first, life remains Telephon. MASTI1 CHA1 for'iuq to bud uuinih' il cuute u 'eo'e'r,ige your -W Pe' Ill i P M repc)r1w'ilII)eIuiM'einhua only evidence that the United concern again this year for the States is losing the South and cont ri butions given for the that its Allies still do not have' worldwide humanitarian work the support of the people there. sponsored by Seventh-Day Adt'C'ntists. While bombers drop death on This is the 69th World Service Vietnam, the Thicu regime has for which the Adventists unleased a campaign of mass Appeal have collected funds for this executions and arrests against humanitarian project. all those' who do not support Thesegifts are channeled Tn-County lionel Runners that dictatorial Saigon regime. central fund through ad,Jsinihesree Washington's policy' is to kill Objective Reporting nnunustratuve lines that are It was because' of this off all those 's's-ho oppose th eir already fun"tionung. In this way • it'rage the Jzituitxree was a murderous policy all over no Editor, Herald money is lost in overhead. 's'cry big success. Vietnam and Donna Ester. artuc'le subsequently Ad's'cntists solicit gifts stnctly The nioney we raised 's'sill do establish a base for economic on a volunteer 'Atxintionr Pro send ('ccii'' basis and are not the children iii Seminole ('ounty unperualusm in Southeast Asia. today 's IIe'ralcl is a stud;' in neei- a iid an their services. lot of jasni. That is Nixon's "Secret Plan." objective' reporting. %c'uld you The' furaLs gathered will Again I would like tO How long will the American j)1('515e print tiu' niiiiie (if the utl )propriiete"d to macct human ''thank ; ou'' and ;-our people continue' to suppo ''niuedit'al book" that rt such needs whereever it exists in describes ployct's For sill the help yuiii gave' madness" c'unt'tluigae as Florida. the U.S., or overseas, suction Smnce'rel> in peace, "breaking the ('lull into and in whatever it exists, Toni Palmer suitill pieces Ii; the' power of the' Last year Adventists sent cash, Anita Williamson 's acuumui arid the pieces are then clothing, food, medicines, and J';'iuborc ('tiairiuiani sucked through th(' tube IC) a medical equipment 47 Dog Killed bottle from which they are countries outside the U.S. in. cluding Chile', Korea, Peru and discarded" and h}'steroteniiy as I Altar, Herald. method by 's'shie,'h ''The body India. This aid was vlaued $4 Would you please Publish nniy million. Seventh-Day Advertdiscarded into a pail of water or lc'tter in your letters disunfc.s'Lint If the (hill is to the Lists have nnussions. schools e-ditnr. Thank you. t)re'sittuiflg, his.' is not assisted hospitaLs in 193 countries, The Ti' Whom it with nuiedical care', but rather focus of all their work is I would like to take this ti 'allowed to die" present a Living Christ. .rtunity to publicly wish a m I)"nna would tusive been a bug Our own church members Merry Christmas and a • partic'ipate heavily in the World Put in Salt'mui, Mass, or in Spain a M 1972 closed the Florida 1973 conning U yOU will never few years before that. Service Appeal. Receipts show Department of Revenue' once forget, It. K. M arsh that more' than one third of the again I do not know your name reminds Intangible 110 Seluthcot lid, Only fun±, contributed come from I'ersonsil Property Taxpayers that you were driving a pickup them ('asselberry But in a world full cf to save the Dec. 3i, 1972 ('losing tturouglt ()stecni i SR 41St Friday tragedy and injustice, we market value of their stock. Ike(- 9 at cippreixinruately' 8:4 welcome the support of our A nurntt'r of 'l':,est' stock El) NOTE vnlu"s saved liv the' p tit You ran ove'r and killed friends in meeting such net-Is ''d .tl hi 'ks Siers usesi to taxpayer will be uIse'sl in our beautiful Gerunan Shepherd glea II t iltInformat ion send also to t he splendid eli'te'nnniiruing the amount of Isis while' nay young son arid cle'st-rihinu hut' various nucethiods clue' (ini the taxpayers l!1 his coverage the newspaper gave I friend stood by helpless to do us. , o f alxlrtilsnl Sanford phy SR'i5lii Again may we publicly Intangible Personal i'upcnt; ansythiunig I do not wish to f)r. (' F. Hrookc SitEthu ((410 express our dee-p thanks. Tax Return.. eTii;iin smuts ne'us to CIU. firms the accuracy tit flit' Sincerely yours, in It fl wns within file sitr%eys (if •iehli'et, o we settlement which will impose the American puppet, Thicu, . . me le of south Vietnam ceIe(t'(I [resin clrb er lie riqn S411114, Changes to Ili, revoi invittivilbeurittse this is the fir!;t attu'iisist us i'csnsiiuuii'nisuii s; '.tc'ui lit tire' '.t.itu'. ''1 e 'suu ' t tu'lii've' it lusts l:nuswn 11(1 II; perfect isreie'r with no overlaps and no gaps,'' lie' Vletnam 9 n , , renewed attempt to force the Vietnamese people to accept it ( 'fbi'''! i'flili'iti,'t'S't'. 45.,.:, , niuch ;i ,A 4- ran on a subject do Editor Ilc'rahl re'mis e it from being American hcsmnbers loda ''conand rain bombs by the thoussnds ''disturbing'' upon the people of Vietnam in a tros'ersinl''. c -. mailed let recoriln hle'e'isuiiiiienulsitiisiis ;'r"tuilely will lie eIrziri tillto' thu' i',iul cif the month for lsri'senhcit tori it, A%kew and ssssUd on It, lilt, IiI:it:ir.' l',ngl;,,uil stud -----_____________________------'--- ____________ s' i L0 ;iiuel usual gnt'i'rnuin'nt unit private e f forts lit zilch the' cciiisuuiiii r Viii, utui lii tuilci iii w cmii' ii Veulne ccii'> thi' iii;;;' Is' the' first such cull. g. cuts s'iu;is;;'siti;' nu'puint thu listit damage ---- itlwriii*' state' ' ' e foltir monfliq of l.i. I thu staff Is i'nui thil', week pi qnii bug I hind,; q Find I oiiuprc'he'mni r (14411 liii g ii _10 sonic time Inf lation Has Cut Net Gains money 11 &-- I i Letters 'T". E4i tor -- a will be more le _________________ u from bond sales. But, subtracted from this over-all tutu! of $24.8 S ,N 'jt'" F r'i a'j" Ir 11 I i , "i for Had Mr Truman hospitalized with a single, straightforward ailment, the nation could have hoped runfide'nuih fat' his recnver—thoughi at his advanced age of Ml, no illness is simple or without tit(- duager of cornplicatuons As it was, ut was a case of the machine just running down If it had no, been the heart that failed it Would hay.' IH'c'n hit' lungs or sume' other urun, In auch cases, wtu'ms there is no reasonable' hope' fur a return to health, stinield nut the' artificial device's he' unplugged and a person tit' per, to die in tii own tinue But the medical profession is charged with preserving lift', nut niiiiiislermg to death All the training of doctors, all their acquired skill arid experience. is directed toward this end No ;itr;'sician has the authority, nor desires the auttiorit;-, to withhold treatment so lung as the spark of • ('upky Nt'wshervkr - ;- 'l'aylom' l'liOt() :- lung after ttt' vigorous personality we knew as Harry Truman surel% was It was not orih; a sad way but an undignified way. and ma - c us mourn all the' more' the' death (if the 33rd preident and former header of the' fret' world. It also makes us wonder whether our great advances ins nie'clical science are always a blessing, cspt'ciallv when tbu'ir effect is not to restore life but merely to prolong Cuba to Russia No hard figures are available but experts LM'iievt- that ('uba is costing the' Soviet Union a! Iciest $1, nulliuti ii d,uv Fur- ci nation with its own economic problems, Uds is ii e'onsiderahilt' drain. Th e question is, is Cuba worth It to Soviet Union" 1973, supplemented by 81,9 billion ' i t'è east on Markham Road when he went off the roadway and struck a 1967 Ford owned by Everett Lurch, Britiol Tennessee, and parked be'fore' his mortal lady uuriall; defeated the most strenuous efforts by his doctors In keep it functioning. It was a sad way for the great man to go. with his tenuous contact with lift' maintained at the last only by virtue' of a heist of electrical and chemical connections, An additional Important factor is the financial cost of reach 822,9 billion in sti tiOit.' serveol Ihc'n:iu,,i,1 r ' ' ql.~ , . IR EDGAR l'RINA I. I' ,7 '. 11AM1S E Fiscicin. ,'il of 1 amp,i Man's Opinion Funds expected r/i, - dying Wh has Premier Fidel Castro suddent; rushed off ti Mosriiw What is troubling Cubii' bearded utetatur" Ostensib!; he' flew ill Moscow Ir attend the ceremonies ninrfting tIlt 50th zinr,ivcrsarv of the' Soviet Union. Cuba watchers sus;n'ct, however, that there is considerably 'more betmici the' trip I)uriiii: over it decndt' of alliance' with the' Soviet Union Castro had until now out; paid three visits it, that eciunir; Tilt- first was in April of 146I, the second Ili ,ianuar; of 19c,4, and the' third ended last July S This last visit closet; followed Th-e'sitls'nt Nixon's trip to Moscow and It is believed Castro was anxious to find out what, if anything, Mr Nixon and the Soviet rulers discussed tit regard to Cuta, Tnu,s . Castro suddenly finds it necessary ic take' tw trips All flu' same ;'car There Colored Community Marva Hawkins 32:' S41L rt't Edwards - ' ' no more. - Cuba Conscious 831 9V5 Chuluota Liza Baker S 3r0 St _____ --I ________________ Copi. - Liver Lake Forest City Mar ilyn Gordon 031 69 75 ! ! If i ______________-------- - ''' 41~ .if 1 _* H i DON OAKLEY The teal Hart— ; - en route Casse'lberry langlewood '-f1 Y ' - - m: great Truman: Flame Long Flickering 14 J_~_ .' , .i ' ti\ c' ane level the landscape Excitement fades quickly The romance and drama of living vanish 31151 as the" are grcecm'cl On just its sixths tuaripeninz. man's remarkable ruin 10 the niotin is taker I' mais liLt' a tired rerun of it favored television serial There is an enormous failure in all this is it the ine't'it;etth' failure of affluence" is there nothing Its satisfy us. ti challenge its, after we have attained it Sr'nt' hriht Americans do not think so They are not the OflPs who sas "return to nature." with its' cruelties of disease and discomfort Or who talk of halting tech uuology and freeing men from all restraint The'; acre rnt'n who sujgct'st we must find wholeness and ziuirpose in ek''t'lopine better e'iir inner ric'hrs of mind and tie'itrt se'arc'hunc not for uncontrolled freedom but For real inuduvidualit in special appreciation of the lasting wealth of art. music. literature, and thought. All these have Indeed endured. and do offer im''iense reward. Thii enlivene d in spirit, in en m a t aike new tu'art in tackling the' ''icnc'tiallvnugcng c'hall('ngvs of today's man' complex and iw'r't'rsely in tilt iph'ing problems—which now engulf and dishearten them Thes- may accept an old law of life The' pace of today not wittistandinc. demand both tiumiams problems always take time hrictitnu's and endurance' of spirit One // I ol , ,r - t1ii ver gains. then. have ins critical ways been self. defeating As the deeply perceptive historian, Daniel ,l linorstin, obser v es, the ''th'mncrntizing" of life has el, and ahund flattened ow experience. Television, trav / ii i __.I (I 'itt, I .i I \ that ttwr(' is na niessage, , signs ' - - ,r ri-pelitive "rock'' bent which suirt'l is only a contrivance it, fill a vric'iiiirn, it distraction of the ear (i on) the fact ' .4' I ' t . ~ $ 11% es They hiri'r not been blessed with leaders who can zum'tic' ulalt' Iheit new problems, let alone' propose solutions. Vet all blame cannot fall upon the politicians, or the managers (it indus,tr% The playwrights and other writers Ii rid not him: new or revealing me say wl US1C has thinned down to a few. faint strains, lost in the thuinde't'oiis, , ~ I k (Iller,1111111111irpsit , 17)/ 'I ._ (lite -it iontin I rr~q 8n.-itwerell Is% 1,04K) cloilimilileti ill Nfintill - I~ - II 1 In li The" iichike cross disruption The;' need anchors. nnywfly. people are terribly rootless :-s'fereflce points, havens fulminate against theu Iii their frustratiOn thes may revolutionaries inctItiitiflfls, and thereby mIstnd hopeful institutirin Rut they sense that they need these They wart '.eirne'what hut not to nrecogni'iiibh' shape. ',tabihitv and order. Their responses to oppressive bigness have produced 'ime healthy "new- freedoms," like wider participatior some in politics Rut they have also led to excesses which ungovernable seem determined to he time's make them ser says politius won't enter till, picture Wien h0t!,tnff to,lwirls,1 1) tilt, ilovertwir lilt him for y, j ), \ __ 0 ; living middle, like their But those same millions in the as they decounterpart' in dill ages. tear change eventhis cOuintt%, . 0 t been Pst,I Rcgeiiation provira itia' all malt subscriptions bt' p.iid in dtivt$UCI, Entered o'. s"ondi clas' m,tter August 22. 190*1 dit the Post Diu' at Sdntorcl. Florida 32771 Grace Spinks ". \1 / ~ for Into 40 mofiff 52*1401 Ye,,r ----------------- dictrust. and the flailing of our get it quick answers are apIn th is time of swift change. bitt to the millions radicals r*'nling not only to itupiillC the purveyors W easy h for ;'ears i, it,(, middle courted - '' Altamonte' Sprin. Marilyn CO'CJOI' all 69." H I Castro Makes Trip To Moscow ci f of realms lt JA'i' MALLIN 206 Month' Reports . ', ' 'flhev Mflt 52 70 Month 6 Months S 16.70 - .. l..f )??' I 5.5c Wed' ''system" should be turn aw.-iv from the idea that their mingle with new life lrasticai!; alii'red Old law' of the the discontent, in So those who see "rcvoliitioil" institutions just don't ! -, one known In live lOft or more Smaller nninutLc tend to have the t'ncl it sentence in red ink years. It was thought Ituit shorter lives. A meadow mouse to keep evil spirits away from eiephnna- did, but none actually may live to he : and ii half, hr didn't open his mall you send it girt It blue' ribbon, has been known to exceed 70 but his actual lift' cxpectnnc in Most of the' world's supply of It's a sign you love' tii'r if you years, and most wild eleptuinic the wild is less than at month ice is concentrated in the polar send her it green ribbon, that are probabl%dead by tilt- age of you hiatt' her. Chinese copists 35 The horse has a record span regions Antarctica, is the largIt was Anton Chekhov who er wt rube. if the- anUirctu ire themselves and their renders ofivt'ars, a i.no hippopotamus observed, "People must never cap were melted at it stead; 1iingr1tv Man is the long - made' It In 49, bt'i.rs, lions and lx' humiliated that is the r:itc, it would yield enough waeM-lived nuimnial. and the only rattle live Into their thirties, chit'! thing" ill keep all the rivers — earth flowing for 750 years. ATE Bo 18s Mountain pioneers often turn--d to weeds and other . plants for riie'dicinrs The'; thought jrwt'lwt't'd tfl'O(', the fteb II out of poison iv. poke berries _____ dc::=_L___— helped rheumatism, tnulleui Rs flAt. ROYI.F NEW \'OItF I AF Things it roluninist might never knou Ii SUBSCRIPTION RATES S14 pact to accomp8fl Sist the evidence mounts that more rind more Americans a new -'i' in Int'l sis'k'ened 1w them. and would welcome their n 'itl 445 v. !stl,'hit''' sii'I ii'h' ars dirc'tst'rs hA " I vf Even as WASHINGTON I NEAI they did not cx' the' are beset b difficliltiCS material well.bcing, Americans plain' ''hii' misguided haters of all order' glorify these VXCCS$CS .i k'AL P14 HAY'. . ceptance of the payroll tax as a contribution to a trust fund analogous to a private insurance program, and ignorance of the burden imposed on low and middle-income groups," he said. According to Rrittain, Social Security experts have fostered the analogy between Social Security and private insurance since the prograin began in 1937. In Brittain's view, persistence of the "insurance principle" has discouraged evaluation of the tax independently of the subsequent benefits and contributed to the headlong gro'th of payroll taxation. Public understanding that individual taxes and benefits are not tied together, either legally or in practice. could open the door to consideration of more equitable means of financing the program. employment income without exemptions for the working poor. His analysis shows that the absence of ex(-mptions. plus the ceiling on taxable earnings. results in effective payroll tax rates that are far higher for the poor than for upper-income groups. Yet, until recently. the tax has expanded virtually unchallenged. Explaining why this is so. Brittain said first that the rates seem low compared to the income tax, and that tax-payers assume that their navmpn!s are vested in their own names Second, the case for Social Security has been skillfully presented. Because its be, have done much to prevent and alleviate poverty, the program has become an almost invulnerable political institution "But the main factors are popular ac- - /A Consumer 11 -)SS ni'": I bit ctla',', jars 1, l?I — appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint Si/c Fact: The AP Almanac Is more than 900 pages, Fact: It's available through this newspaper at a special low price of only $1,50, plus 25 cents for postage and handling. Fact: It's a book you can't afford to be without. for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! I - - - — — — - AP ALMANAC Sanford Herald P.O. Box 022 - Sanford, Florida Toanock, Now Jersey 0766 s.'iud nit' $ AP Almanac of the 'vVoi II Name Address City Stale Enchoseni us ''t'3 of I l 'I Zip ,,,, .,,I, • j''i,,' ,'',,, ', , t',,,, 11(4 & I g'.•i,,tt, I' t he 1 1141tiall 4i'lli ts I �- - - - :- - --- - - -- - - - = - _ _ - - - -r - - ------- --- -"I - - 6A .. . . * Ut .I1IUU,U net iu M - . -. . . - ,,,u$ suày. Jot; 4. $Y/J County - B. ANN SWZKOWSKI F .F Requcss and proposals for the use of the $177,000 in revenue sharing uncts have assailed the Board of County Commissioners, with each department detailing need and priritv. There is a need for $12,000 to cover anticipated change or. lers during construction of the Juvenile Detention Center. The tioard approved this allocation . Sheriff John Polk advised the Board, that if he has to comply with all the procedures as set I -- -- - . - - I I ____________ 91 forth by the Judges in acwith requirements of rticleV, _____________ i acquire five additional per____ sonnel at a cost of upproximately $0 for the remind" of this fiwal year. _____ lie said he wT.tid be required to ,,ave I more matrons and - i !utir(' tM1ltiIfl1 or 1('s.' put. pinents ot $2t,(O(I '&)m:idt' in 1974 and 19Th. to retire the total cost of the equipment. The Board, by motion authorized raising the road and chase of the Cassclberry gardens building in Casselbeery for a branch O1(iCI'. Funds for the Mental Health facility to be bridge fund revenue and cxpeflditUre to accept $34X13.34 from the revenue sharing funds with $24333.34 to be used as a down payment on the equipment and $10,000 for purchase of clay balance of this fiscal year. Advertisement for bids on the According to regiiations governing the handling of Federal revenue sharing funds, the Board of County Cornmjssloners. following presentations by several banks. federal funding for county adopted appropriate rcsoluttn designating the U.S. Bank of Seminole for depository for these funds. More work sessions on this tnsttt'r the Herndon subsidizi' Ambulance helicopter; iiiiplementation of the data and service processing iu&ii1ttuTi itu.ii, It is, I - •IIi,.____ - Ia J_ • th __ Seminar For FTU at , -- I . ~ j i j I I - , I . I ~ i , "i i . ~. ~~ I I 322-57I 2 ' - I =1 I Ik -. _k - .- / ' • i . % I '" 'b - - - ' ' ' S il l III 11111 ~__ - , -~~_ I .1)OktSflllfl for tit(, Seminole ( oiint sporlsnl'ns group, addresses the meeting held in Br't'vai'd ( 'otinty Courthouse Wednesday Night, h;'itiging I - By 1 - - --- -- - -- -- - -. - 'L -- ;" 4• 'ifP - :•- I I \' ''\ \ \Ø 7'I\ I -- t \q7 _', \ Zino' 54C AiiPiIIo Corn Pad _. 51011KIS ' - = Insole 57C ' __ I ' IF I ____________ ) 14 . . - __ -- - In - ' - - = - - , S. ' — e Escapes - - an)-where. high tides will force drvcrs to climb the dune, THREE )UE from anipawiUbefeatwed parking, and cluck dangerosing sinverb at the Kev 73 Famil v Prayer Campout Friday vehicles to the tide. The planning department night at 12 Oaks Cam. offered an alternative solution pground on W. SR 46. The to the problem. instead of campfire program will begin closing Dune Road, the at P p.m and the public is Department of the Interior Sanford invited The should reopen the existing road MitiiMvruil AssDcizitiorl aria and develop a program of dune local churches are sponthrough soring the overnight campreservation and pout in preparation for the education, regulation, finingystein A it '73 ('v¼nielIstic effort enfurct'i'it'nt ' - ____ __ FOR INFORMATION CALL GARY THARP 647-0096 (No Toll) PRESENTED BY FLORIDA INSTITUTE. INC. Stan WhitIatcti, Associate Sponsor ,,_,_____. - _____ 'TlTll'rrrn i IL - ___ -__________ __________________ so 1~ ;'1 1 ., L OA -1~ 4 /, —.12111[tyff- 1 , - ~-o I 11 I . - ' ' '-1 - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES ;J, '1 ALUMINUM SHEETS - J/ UP - TO DATE - - . I . - I - - . r- . - ' .. - - 'e -%1j-t -. '' - ' . - - - . 8 ' - ,.. -'. . .• . I # ,-. . ' - , 0. - -- - ' - ' If ' - .. ' b, 1 - '.' - - '1 "" 'u,a." 't. - - _- _. 0. . - _. , - - PATR( )LMAN JOE Dillard damage to a 1972 Honda motort.'vcle following an accident Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Southwest Road and 13th Street. James Antone Bannister, of 207 East 11th Street, was riding the motorcycle and was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital -. -.for treatment Mar tha Washington Caldwell, of 2720 West 22nd Street, Sanford, was charged with failure to yield right of wzuv by Dillard. Damage to her 1966 Chevrolet was estimated at $501). inspects . - , S ' rest. IT works everyday We don't give your savings a momenTs earning intcresf which makes you a little richer each morning and a little more secure each night. - S - - - . -- PH 322•2611 , A - - Lv - - EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN il4t Olitutforbferaib L - NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING '1— , S. the Atlantic Banks help .4 I, 4.." % _. ~ 1 -_ wow I 9~ht SUUFUTbAMaiÜU,' *I ,,IN I ; 1M I , ~, :RalT" I ____ -, .1 ~17 Member The Atlantic Group of Banks In Florida Member FD.I.C. - - - - . ' , "' 5. sr— '" j' . - ', .. ' ',' tiszj, L • 4'l 1. ' relations" with the city if I'lleptitivs searched the lake told deputies someone stole his Sandra S. DeFrane. ut 497 elected.tlilayor Br(mn disci( ' " - t"1 'I'lles'lay, but the effvrts were 11Q l"U1%A, Jurgu Sl.reet, M tit.land. told lie had 0 (ii it 1 •itt.it I) fruitless. concerning the problem IS it -------lint Sheriff John Polk said --it s C ommi ssioner ssiuni.'r Ittt'hiard We'dnt'MLu%-'s hunt turned a UI) Wulluamius Mayor Brown said lit- man'tjat't.0 dip uwtthat had ipparently Wen jil the water oily a short period of tune, anti .S • , -.1 1*wit bucket full of live min- %1110~ FKANCF-S ION - :. j ==' •. 0W, -'LOWING (ItOWDS resjx)nding to tile l(Ijiglit's Slit - Stol-e Annual Clearatwe Sale necessitated Owner Don Knight to restrict thp t number of customers into the premises at Ii gIveim time, req uiring other. , , I.t) - wait-( heir-1,urn" in long lines outmide. _: (13111 Vincent Photo ) ing to LItputy Perry Thutilas, report- -=- - -=-='. D eat h s Area ' ________ .- Investigate - i.:' ._ - .' / ' -i H> (;1 fly TAYLOR Fet1 I', Dekemitos, of 18i t'E2 \.umuaha motorcycle, 1t,'1111V. 1 11;n luhour'f tiit mIiemuch (tie City van (10 if the I)i putR S t. out inut. d their Pitinuana Road. V, triter Park ', uiued at $850 w is Liken fruni nit. t. ii ft rtd u_ r it and matte r is ui the hands (if the St search of l..ike Harney near reported the theft of tape., tiruer C. Henley. Rt I Box 35. reniued a buwiini,, b iii ur I Geneva this morning. after valued it ubout $100 from his \l uitLind, according to Deputy coat intl \\i 'ii r tutu Citv ultied tto rut iomas .. vidi nee tine erect Wednesday cir lie tout deputies the tape' J utnes SLinky s report at $135 it'(tltIIi tI;eSte'uMi)t)r indicated a boat nuia> have gone player 4untl speakers were aLso A tool box and tuols valued at Kith', \.cuit,uuI, jartiuiemit Gran• v ille ould makv down. damaged, In an apparent at$150 were Liken from Rodney 523-0, Lake Howell ,.ruuus district fuesday a county heavy tempt to remov e them. Moore, of Apartment 271, Apartments, reported the theft "'(lul pinent o1wrator rejx)rted he Juniny 11a% Cannon. of 670 Foncroft Aparttnent3, 1500 of a clock radio. j cameru witl he sisid. had proinised",', close' .-~:Iw .1 boat go down ill the Ilike. Magnulia Averive. LongwoW. ilowit:1. 1 Bratich Kviid. linens, valued at m. ati-Lu"j- - ' City Police -- -' — S -_ V ~ . A-_ - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL ( They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) 300 N FRENCH AVE - ' I; ., C A 191 — - l-'(111()%%Itii-itis(,Iostire(iftlit- Search Continues For Lost Boat ' - revenue sharing funds being operating subsidy funds for the "Since then tenant_s have paid by the I current fiscal year t afC1t the Narebe said a $260.000 in withheld by ixon ad- down to abotit Kam.- Wilson revenue sharing funds is ex- ministration. letter froin DOT. lto%~ell c ommented that there is "nut - ____ _________ (#'t Your Ideas — Overcome Worry and Tension Class Now Forming In Sanford I I' ' EACH CunfidenCe — Memory Training — Selling Z. ;_• _________ - DALE CARNEGIE Course Effective Speaking— Human Relations —Self (—, 1 ~~i, — R_W I Cus tody received sit 4.14. tkl V ...7-, -A I - ) oftn --- •.. OPW ' - /' _ ---- icer s Patrol Car - _______ - - ---.. - - Off ,-~, i4~ - ' - -! -- -- . ::. Turn Signal Requested i! , ._.,_e •... ..-. I - .' - 0- ~ -. '- " Harlan Hanson b the Februar meeting, Hanson was asked thciiuiphvMaiirs'=: Swofford of ,ltamonte. Kenneth Brown of 1A'ing% csd and Granville Brown of Vinter Springs at the CALNO inecting last night so that the group "can have a voice in wlecting, the preferred route of the cxprcs.sway rather than being told where it will be,'' when it is too By GAItY TAY1A)R Kunkler said the older ('harles ltirki'y Wtioiis, 18, of l(i'vsvilie, Ga. late to do anything about it. brother tried to pull away, and Orlando, was charged with one Julia Mae Brooks Keeton, 22, Hanson said the beltline will Det. Robert Kunkler of the as he went after him, the 15- count of uttering a forgery. of No, It3, Seminole Garden have a 'tremendous Impact'' Seminole Count)' Sheriff's year-old Jumped into the patrol Deputy Jim Ilibbard arrested Apartuients, Sanford, was on the CAL.NO area and will Department is looking for a IS- car and drove away. Kunkler's Joaquin Richard Puente, 57, of charged with welfare fraud and certatnl)- have to go through year-old juvenile who escaped vehicle was discovered 41 South Edgemon, Winter jailed under $250 bond by 1,ongwsd and Winter Springs. custody Wednesday when he abandoned a few blocks from Springs, on charges of ton. Deputy 1-'red Johnson. Winter Springs Mayor Brown drove away in the officer's car. where the incident occurred, tempt of court. lie was arrested I'atrolmnan Jordan II. Pailsaid, according to information A brother, David Michael Ott, Det. Sgt. Johnny Wright at the Seminole ('ounty ('our- dock 1 the iMngwxxl Police given to him, the bcltline is to 19, of 282 Sandlewood Court, placed additional charges thouse and jailed under $100. Department charged Glen cross Luke Jessup and connect Fern Park, was arrested on against men already in custody Capt.,J. Q. (Slim) Galloway Evans Giles, 19, of 304 west if Sanford Avenue at its charges of resisting an officer Wednesday. 1' he odor t' arrested Ernest Bell Jr., of 223 Way man, Longwood, with northernmost post before miliout violenceto his person. Roosevelt l'inkins, 22, of North Street, Altamonte breaking and entering. He was proceeding through Lake Mary. Bond was set at $250. Mlaiiil, was charged with two Springs, on charges of violation jailed under $5,000, but is also The planner said it will According to Sheriff John counts of uttering a forgery, of parole, lie was arrested in being held for parole officials. probably be built westofOviedo Polk, Kunkler was driving and cross about halfway bet- down the road when he spotted ween Sit 434 and Like Mary the juvenile, who is wante,d by Blvd. wherean interchange will officers. Kunkler reportedly lx~ located. e said although placed him under arrest. The (lucre is no set time schedule, it m)l(lcr brother came up and will probably be under con- allegedly offered By MARION LIETIIKA state Ih'partuuui.'nt of 'iransome itlti contact cacti of the WINTER SPRINGS A sportation i l)O'i' for turn commissioners later this wet-k. struction by 19715-1976 and being rt'sistent-e to his brother's a toll road will go much faster arrest. request by City Council to the signals on Sit 434 is ''in the Mayor Brown said that actiinds of the county", according t'iirding to the DOT, the issue is to a letter received by the city strictly within the county's from the IX)1. - . purview, that the)' must move ' 'toflhe time ago, (ounulmin jsiit 5 111(1 re -set them and obUutrks Itouill suggested the ton the nece'cs.ir) rights-of i)O'l' be contacted in the wa',. Mayor Brown said I A4 6i-11 .1 UL I -T A matter, since, he said, it is nevertheless, "I'll keep on a." 1" practically impossible to make -, -- —. •- - - , J uvenli* M V Operations OK'd rurnt'erri organization by its planner, Csh3s lt?tt from rieel to toeWashable sanitary. Men's wOCn'S sties. cailoses. onS Wth disks flQ Sanford Housing r- -t Ii - ii The ' v.us iiId j n .iil ft -- .. ,; ,.% :'It '' .(-' I`p" -,*' ontinue operations until April mint , If Housing and Urban lengthy prre'c of setting of improvement. inilunting u.u1i'r and currently the pendulum is up special assessment if rent collections continue to Development officials in in other business, the mayors sewer, lire pruhl'('tIori and swinging 50-50 on chances at districts," he said. increase. Executive director Jacksonville that they are discussed the possibility of others t'asct'lts'rry rejoining with new Sources indicated the city Thomas Wilson said today the "hopeful'' that operating subs,. (';isst'lherrv rejoining the i.On(t%oIoI 's M as pr-i' Irrt Councilman Thomas Erntree can't attempt to set up any authority, which has 180 low dy fund_s can " --'!''a'.'d v org an i zat Ion. I,oii g wood's Eugene .laques reportt'd hi had 11w key in the decision, special assessments for street rent public housing unit_S in the February I Mayor Brown. chairman of discussed tile I x)."11jility of Kenneth Brown concluded his paving until a pending federal ,rity. is -- temporarily" in WiNnn iaid. :,nwo,~-r, ,*le ('AI.NO. said it appears Cassetbi'r ry irejoin ng u ith s.ir as chairman of CAI.N() court suit is settled. Thus, in- ''pretty good shape'' due to expects the funds nnt bfnrI' e ('asseibvrry is not going to Mayor Bill (;ri&'r and he is '190 arid lingwotsl sometime this ilicationc are if citizens demand extensive 'twit- ti ghtening" in the hst of March '' 1wirticipate in financing froill .11 I)%.,,- cent in favor of CALNO*' month i,i to adopt a remlution the deluxe street prograin a recent months. stanilpoint the current study Winter Springs' Mayor ilesigri;uting its representative, start on it could he years away. Wikon said Earlier the .iuithortty had the local being done Ly Hanson on items ltriiwn ronjeeturi'iI that Ibm-n (',\I.NO will re-organize. City commissioners have predicted it would have to file authority had $12,368,97 in ______________— indicated the economy program ---bankruptcy by January 1 arrears rent when the quarterly if pa ving would use federal because $17,fl00 in federal report was closed December'29, "' ' .. than a regular state road. Of particular Interest to Altamonte Springs.Preli. Mayor Swofford was the roads minary map If the preferred that ' ill tie into tilt, tx'ltlirie. lie alignment of the planned inter- suggested that consideration county beltline toll facility shoill(I be given to extending through the South Seniuriole Raymond Street and Palm area, particularly as it iaolves Springs Road into (lit' high the cities of the CALNO Council spet-41 highway and I lanson -vaid of lAx-al Governments, is to be Muritgoiiuerv Road would he developed and submitted to the another pruue candidate for ' \ . B) DONNA E.S1'FS N, I • .. Ilit, deluxe constructill. abutting property owners wnul,: have to pin ap rine-third of tho cost in advant 0 1)thrwuce the ou q ; .- ur.n.tr;' ' -- ,, ' ..- II ',, - - - a S -. -. - per f(xit u4ting conventional ine 4 - . . ---- -- Basically the proposal calls city, informational meetings vtll he for the city to pave the streets Seventy-four percent of the scheduled it dates and iIrig cw..ifr-type drainage in't fl 1 11 mil.'c - f tr-!-, tr ''- i'r't ' ItrI urbini', This ',wr,uilil ((-i pprrixirnately $13 per riinnirt' I Ilob I )rro'll I 'holm LN O e '' ., - )(III( CA \ / - - - J I ' out uti inlitii ti( point( 001 (I III 111' 1 I(Iia(I to vcliu'iilar I rat to'. I Sei' stor mu I 'age 1. l - --- -- '..,' 11 U' i'r't citizens reactions to the (,enrgetown community committee cm ready its r)rt'tvrcIuI and report to the A report released by Knowles presenteitinn on the economy commission before the chow 131 miles of unpaved street paving proposal. firograir, (onsI(iere(I fuirtjr streets in other areas of the He said other neightyurhnw1 nirhc and gutters, according U City Manager Warren Knowles ' - icked the Advisory (nmmltte'e and 5 03 miles ire in the meeting for January 10 so the - - - ' Of the 28 01 miles 4 unpaved rhairman Art Harris, Mosirle streets in Sanford the (,old. Warner ,indFugeneLMatr City (ommiscinners have choro area contains ) 2 miles Hirrk ha called another - - ,' . — Citizens apel A.M K. Church. 12M O1ivt'Averua in (,c'Idslro -arm_ - - Sanford niKht in"tinR. Attending wert, ____ _____ ____ _____________ - .I 1, " ." prc'nUypavd ne-cj for a If the economy program is major $1.7 million storm will dr ainageo inst (,f neigh- iiFw-d along city Orpot right.-Ii of pvochides inIi or ti o r 1 I inform a t ion a I Way where possible and open stallation of the deluxe streets rrieetlngsianwiry 17 explaining ditches were necessary. until the expensive storm a proposed eronorny-plan for Property owners would have drainage work is done. pivIn. 'R miles of dirt streets in U) build driveways and furnish Only three of seven Citizens I he c I t Y. pipe to Ra under the driveway3 Advi.wy Committee membpr,i The 4' . ' -- A visual survey by Brevard W11011 I l.(IYI) I _ t P patible to the natural resour- Meets To Start 11 I ::i t - - i - 14. I Il ' - I . ' Street Repaving ~ 1' , ' jr g, - ' . .j ifr'"" tililt SURPLUS 310 S San,ora Av,. I ~ I I I V . I -: -'iI 1 III - S : III ARMY-NAVY om~~~ I` ' . I . i . I , ~ i . Breva r0 - - . i I 11 011 \l( )I l I ' ' r ---' , Dunes Road Meet substantiated the fact that indiscriminate use of vehicles was destroyin' the vegetation and causing dune erosion To safeguard against this, the Department of Lite thteri'r atteniptedtosolvetbt problem byclosingthe"OPeflDWlt' Road" and limiting access It thisareatovc1ulKrtraffU f..' alongthebeach According to Shaheen'! report there appears to be fou: basic problems to this solution, beach traffic only 4-whec drive or dune buggies CAIt drive I . It t - erosion problems can occur where access to the beach, either by car or foot, is per. nitted. "The narrowness of the dune barrier strip. averaging c'nl 500 feet, and Its vet' i-- I 'I~. of - must not jeopardize their c'ofltii uance. The report continued that -~ - ~. - Thursda y, Ja n 4H9r1i---1B rho Snnford Herald . :1I 4 I Slaps 1 ake had increased output .ludges feel two additional FlU-Colic eand from I million gallam,to over floors should be added to the officials from throughout seven million gallons South S Wing, 3udicial area of the Central Flonda will meet Jan. if %A cour-thouse. lie recom- 10 at Florida Tech University i A letter dated Dec 2 mrnded temporary deletion of seminar for ao:e-da sent to Drummond by Te s itemtiv C education crowell, a resident in the A total of $53,000 was programs. Spring Lake area. in which he requested by J.C. Lavender, tL.rsu- education, which descnbed the had condition of ld road superintendent Arthropod 1ecoming %ncreas4ngl) the lake and in which he also should be developed to whether there was any public Control would be allocated is expedite popular among students, advised the Board that he had cnuuazwdFromPage1, participation prior to this $15,900 in order to a earn while OU discourage violators, taken samples from the lake to admit closing of the clay pita. Road 1'itui County Commissioner Gene closing. Yoder had Morris and Bridge fund would receive learn concept that allci them and had them examined b the the use of off-road vehicles ci Chairman for that there Wfts none and alternate between fullume research laborat public lands will be controlled Roberta, acting as the to and I ulitime em- Disnc' World. stud and directed so ac to protect the the assembly. limited talks to received a vociferous round of 110(100th purchase clay for balance of this fiscal year, and ploent audience these lands, to three minutes and kept the applause from the resources of Fred a down payment of Under the program, a student knother attorney The reports rndicau'd promote the safety of all users meeting moving. towards the lease-purchase of a L) act jj of i an employer for a degree of pollution in Spring Robert Morris of on behalf spoke Leone, and to minimize of these lands, lsman's grOUp Grade-all and a Grader. with Ill quirter. then returns tO Lake. Adair was instructed b conflicts among the various stated that ° man)- people Brown and a wereorthenorthtwomileopen from Lake Mary. campus to resume courses. the Board to institute thout uses of these lands. HAS last weekend A . SOUTH road Jobs for the coop-student are delay, the monthly stretch of r d As reasons for the oa Many speakers. both for and AIRUE CAPE TOWN. South Africa direcU) related to his major of the lake and to report to the closing, Yoder also presented that fishing was impossible. the closing voiced their provide a the following excerpts from two Said Morris. i understand against Board on his findings '1 am hasmore course of study to - Kci Air Services the there were pompano, bluefish, thoughts and recommendations iAP the first airrelevant opportunity concerning , plus personally very embarrassed studies proposed Canaveral National channel bass and several and the meeting took on the been organized as a chance to bank earnings to tiv this matter" Drummond hotly-contested line exclusively for the use a surfers caught by those at. atmosphere of Seashore Park. issue between the sportsmen on black passengers flying be substantially help support his concluded. education tempting to fish." an taken from The first was Morris questioned the wildlife inc hand and the en- teen tribal homelands and cit• or her intergovernmental study made viranmentallst!, on the other ies in Cape Prnvince in 1968 and suited that a manager at length as to -national recreational area must . natural attributes POSSeSS which wiil attract large numbers of people to crnjc)) recreational opportunities not -,, otherwise available. Sec'ond, . the recreational activities which take place amid these desirable natural attributes — J -1, Ed •'."'"' e . I ~. . - - . ~ k. -4 k of his department to 1oUoc Presiding o er the work ,ide of the cxistin building l3(crJ drection tn trr1ng ..i session o;iTwsd u rning ballp.ark"figure of 175,000 was .pecticr of Sprru function as Chairman, monthly quoted by the architects for this his last addition which Is to be used for Greg Drummond chastised Lake. The administrative The lost inspet tim, ato information sheets traerorutorsaiar,'r distributed by Adair was eight months for the additional L'arried out on June 29. with personnel and $2,168 for periodic checks follorn up to ching funds for the same from the September 0 date venue sharing funds -isto the appropriate Sheriff Munmonte counts -f!--- - ~~. i START OF State Attorney Abbott Herring's second term of office necessitated administering oath of office to his investigators. Above. Circuit Judge Clarence Johnson Jr. gives oath to Jack Fulenider, center, chief investigator for Herring in 18th Judicial Circuit Seminole and Brevard counti es ) and C. E. DePuy. felony investigator for rninole. Not chown. Dan Lawrence. Seminole misdemeanor inr vestigator. (Bob LloydPhOtOi H , I - n of cme story addition to the jail _________ : -1 i T I I;, - I Drummond , a I - 9x15 6x9 12x12 71 2x9 9x12 1 12x15 $4.50 to $19.99 %' r . . 1 , ~ .1 Linoleum Rugs IUfldiflR. subsidized on a quarterly paynwnt basis; employment of a Staff member for thepurpose of stud' ing and obtaining programs; bolstering the road program where DOT has gutted acquisition of right-of-way for SR 434; Central f- ire protection; purchase of the equipment with trade was authorized Other requests included application for funds for the acquisition ot a site tor the I'8C treatment Ptt5. 1' hIS is norma1l eligible for HiM) It ,I . . - - - Needs .1 - Pollution Control ___ U - -• A. Cite . .. L Departments I i f ~- E . " ~W ll ~ I I, _. \lr ii t'Cli tile, SC Mars 'rtnt' h.irrctt I'lk saiti (here have been m't'ports of uiuis.sing wrsotu. anti 'Ftti'tntcm, 47, of 1811 Paluiiu grwitkhildren, , Funeral Notices amid ftv: t , ik'putit' have had no luck tiled Weetriesday atGrumkuw Funeral Home is iii fintluig the boat or ii body. Polk ternoon at Senunole Memorial e'barge of arrctngeuuients. .titl the investigation will Itcuspital folloutmig lengthy t- t'mutmue, commenting (lust the illness. She was a native of •, Sanford IIi ii. u- INuth' , if there is one, will float to Wulkes County, Ga and had ih ti)1) ii ithin the no. xt ft lived tii Sanford (or the past t sti,iUuig (lie tilt-it of i I olu (IL IL' N 101. (HI'Uti seven )ears, moving here truitu .L't>. tilaiiiomud watch (ruin I)oruth St er ii the fts s CR ri t'rtut J it kuti ilk She ss as a Baptist Waller, r 125 Ea st S uottl mil Ulit. i 1"Lm I out htun 67 ou intl "as seen tar>-treasui-er of Drie, Sanford, '11w watchi b to the Sheriff '.% 1)t'partiiiemit. j .oan %loughtuui rerruce, Apt. S 'ltiouuipson of Dade City, a Ecunt'uiuy 'L'o>oL* of Sanford valued lit OtMIUt $200, 17, died Wednesday Burn in Site' Was a formiier member of Valdosta. (sa., he was a retired A calt'uluitor is apjntrenliy wurkIii4uu for the Ewell , to gine'erung and Construction Like Mary Woman's Club, a laruwr and a Laptist. act missing, Patrolman 1k rh Slit s riport I. uiuiptn> of Lakeland, reported former (sin Stout leader an1 lit! is SUI'YLed by his wife, The busine ss machine s is it bmin sins worth $350 missing bt.ts activ e in thu. Sanford I' dna tour suits, (.eetlle of Wtutiuun's Ltuuiung Association, Zephyr HulLs; Robert, Sanford; Mt.i. (ruiui a job site. reported umlIssilIg b Survivors include Eirliei' this seck her I"luruuliu Dodge, West First a bulldozer, L*ruey [xe, Sanford and Willie husband, Guy Street, Samford, ;11111 Was owned b) the Thornton, Jr.; daughter, Mrs. Mary reportedly owned by a WiiS tlri'e'n Into it lake, doing Sanford; four daughters, Mrs. (Irahaun, 't'tftcrn, Ga.; Mrs. Wtlliamii J. Mary J0 Roberts, Geraldine Bargam-den, Winter .W duinitige. Jacksonville business uuuu&hiune $I.^ Joe Cordell Jr,, tit Apartilielit Tallahas-sre; .%It-, Jerry %V. ('0111111ally Value (if 111t. 1111m.,11111, CACUlilt(It' "LIN eS1111141ted ,11 2W5. Semoran North AINirt. Wa)ei Senkark. Mrs. 1111'es Iludyford, Ocoee - brother. Two Thefts Both thefts have been turned Roy hiughey that someone (uk 'thornton, all of Sanford; two 13 grandchildren. isons. E G. Higginbotham, over to thv delt-t- li%it tfivv,ifm 111.4 11172 Mercury, valued ist Orfmik(,w Fuitrral tivnie 1:1 Elberton, On, and Johnny (1 charge. $a,soo for further investigation. TO S THQ S. MAM lIf.l e(aIteb U11 loll poluma Ad*, ono jIftj Wvin.dsv 45 •'uAnuq.I 1 4W'aI, ,w,lI be P1110 to 110 a fm 5'aturdow ,13 r 'I' 'v 0 al.) V,4J4p uriai n O,iiiia,uu r itcet'ng. mr IOU VON, OIJIP$ %JSTAtt51, tjP!ri, oNun WV!Jfl14M silly $ Cowan I? Apt. *flU at ciii be I'I*I t,,mun5 oti. u.p.., '"' - Wk •-. _______ I a Monument Engrev no i - ~- - 0"try CWbRost Mile s LL f o '.1' - 1, �- Thursday, 2B— The Sanford Herald .Ian. 4, 1973 £PqW — P','.øjt lowitte Highlights Romanian comp E I c~) N. t U 16 Io (haiie names that By AbiqaI Van —couxtry _ - eak I'll second 4) Layer of ltOflCl (&ut 41 Corrupt 44')utchcth' .7 F.nuie of she ACROSS I Romania Buren ten IJF.Ajt AliBi': Mv husband and I named our son John Allen Jones H sifter my husband We used "the second" because we didn't want to call the hnbv "Junior." We were later told that "the wc'nrid" should not be used when a boy Ic named after his lather It Is usad only wben a y named after anot her relative bearing the same name We know se veral people who have used "the second" when naming a son after his father Have these people made ii mistake or has the rule ctuingr'd' In this state ITennesseel we have one year in which to make a chitne' in a name without any difficulties Please tell u t h'l h' wi should chance ''the second '' to ''Junior NEEDS TO KNOW all 1,1 1. ".1 I 11, 4 • t.Iflrm ,.rnr from ''(Its '.e'r nod' Li. 'Junior." A child bearing the same name a'. his father is. JunIor. If a child bean his. grandfather't. name, , A hich is. otHers-ni from nit lathers name. he is "me ond," If grandfather, son and grandson all have the same name, the father of course is "Junior" and the grandson is "the third." The use of "the second" Indicates that the bear n the some is. a eiu'Jn, itephes., at- grandson of the original holder of It. ifl.AR ARh We are two girL' who are' having a bi . ' ". I .t .- . ansi she says a guy can tell whether a girl is a virgin or not by the- way she walks. I say a girl doesn't walk any differently after she's gone all the way with a guy than she did before We'll he Looking for your answer WA4TING Th COWRADO part of sandp4wr bounda -y tOil.') 3••Uly mo, d( 4*S. Astolat" 51 Ciimhini palm 4 Sp)nrrs eu 53 Epk poetry CtOh SST.kt mimi S Church tet& cuslody 01.WkeyCa 56 Pirates IT, Capable fm7Cubmcmeter, 1K Tilta 55 Condit,or.,, tl Employ no sttack Komimia Kokeu's prnducti weapon TflUZ'h - -2(Perw4oftinw cattle 27 Epochal 11 7$u*icsl Ttfmeflt .ndtnçs J Final 33 G Irl'R nionic 4 Small vmoim. 34 Manifest S Anoint lSStratag,ms (arrhsie :kflihiva1we.d tS.-s nymph J7 Month (si. — — — 23 I DEAR WAITI"K: nu can't tell if a girl is VIrØIt b' sometimes. tell by the was the wa be walk,.. But von she TALKS. DEAR ARRY The other tin), I I -I go 43 Station of quotes 44 Epochs 45 Bound 21 Dreaded w*1vir 4C is Small 23 Hhland.24 "N,V.' '-e 49 rather (Fr. ) 25 European stream Moveupwstd ___52ThTe4'fnId (comb forn.t 29 High e'.rth :u F'wer E 8 1 I — 4. I - 19 10 11 12 - 18 19 _____ ____ - - - 122 Ii i E -.0 LIV L:11111awl Broaclvvay —RE. log , uuaaaaaRu 41 5 51 j 42 1 ! - - _1111111148 149 ,* ,*. 50 - — 53 52 , — 55 I I - ___ _____ " A L -- - - - - - ____ '•' L ''"'.,.- I - - - 4 — THURSDAY — — — ______ ________ —• - -- 161 at I'OLLYS POINTERS (ilanget" ('eded 111 t, ç -4 Fabric Departnent. H POLL'V ('RAMF:n DEAR NO NAME: I'm sure they don't. Your friend is not only dishonest. she's stupid. Somebody should tell her husband to wise up, get his credit card back and go straight. Companies check up on that sort of thing. POLLY—Ms, show. Other par- Pet Peeve hat, to do with fabric departments that hre no mirrors When buying fabric, I ticipdnts take The his advice resultatisthe a beginning. like to consider the color and design and have an idea arp, fur.n shoss. that nui ofsh ho" it will look on me. Iust as when buying readymadt' fend clothes Also, bolts of fabric are not marked so one can —president Nixon. Set the' prices I usually have to turn a boll upside down. —Sen. George McGovern, 1'inside out and then give' up and try lii locate a salesperson who can It-I) nit' the prIce' —AHO1.YN S.!) ''eUiI of Suite William IIEAIt (11U.S—Sinre we have had this. Pe't Peeve from P. Rogers various parts of the. eountr, it must he a very general —Faith-healers. OW'. Jiopefuli-, this will tie read b some who can change —Homosexuals. the situation ' .-..pit' who take umbrage Polly's Problem instead o aspirin. DEAR POLLY—At a Farm Fair I sas% it beautiiul The principal villains in all hooked rug that won first prize and looked Like It this are the comedy team of was made of wool ctrsey on a burlap backing I Jack Burns and Avery Schrei; have a large burlap bag that held nuts, and a large bet, who act as hosts, and amount of acrylic knit fabric that I could use to George S. irving, who once parnuik- such a rug. I do not know how to cut the trayed Nixon in a Broadway strips Can someone who hooks rugs from material revue strips not yarni tell me' how to cut it" How wide' Irving repea ts his Nixon art - should the strips tie and are they cut with the knit weave or against it" I do not want to make' a wrong in an inauguration speech ii: start and waste any of my material —MRS. E. 0 which he' announces "the open• -' ing of several new White DEAR POLLY—I am answering t he reader who has a Houses" siuid concludes speech by saying: "Noss., itS thiro rug that had het!r1 folded instead of rolled. She could not get it to lie fiat because of the creases 1. 100. time' to say goodby I'm going had this t'xnericnce' and tried everything I could think sm-k to the White' House, and of but nothing was successful until the rug was showing you Wont set' me' for another wear along the creases Only then did I turn It over and OUT years" apply 4-iflCb masmg tape along the' crease iines It was flat and I think this was the' only truly original perfectly thing I ever did —MAR\' , - ... 16) EO1ECAS1 FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY (' ' -' , l°73 . I CARROLL RIOHTEN'8 J)I4k_. kLA_L? . front iii. Cartoll Rightertttsthu c,I'NERAI TFNI)LNCILS Although there is some friction on the surlace, much can he' achieved hs sticking close- to ideals by which you ovcrn your lift' Make today's. activities forward worthwhile plans If want cithrr to go along with your views., be pleasant and s,ucintiic witli them ARIES Mai 'l to Apr Fit Important you are tactful v hr p dcliiig with lihei-Ups, tar care you are not 0. 1'. -S .5 you want !Iøhl vrtiiit SIic'i nrrwverincr if) ---------------------tczdway A;cndonrWhrh*Sttaflgc' ideas make' tug l 1 AURIIS (Apt 20 to Ma 20) Do more study on that plan you have, or U could go awr at the wrong moment Get all Stint knowledge you nerd 1mm newcomers who have the anvu. Avoid one who makes you feel inadequate (;IM lNl (big' fl itt June fl) Show you air practical in handling all 'h° obligations ahead of you Your mate may he in a nattier sad mood, sci di' your utmost to cheer this. person The evening can then hr vet's pleasant MUON CHILDREN tlunc' :2 to July 21) ['eel your partners out on n,riI points, but don't get into any arguments, then you know 11151 where you stand Use diplomacs with one who opprises yctu Losing your teniper could he had L.FC) Juls 22 to Aug 2 I 1 lieconie' more energetic wtier your work is concerned and get tucttr,r results, but dot": expect cutters to do Likewise Not gocud day to tiu that new vaydrotur. hut fine for window shopping Ttunk and ac constructively to Sept 21 Show you are a perfectionict \'Il.iGO (Aug better results in the future hieing benefits, more get anti rnciuraging toward tine who is in trouble can Lw vets. helpful ami your cluts' as a humanitarian Instill new confidence I Getting home fixed up and I.IHR A (Sept 23 to Oct iatilsahing grt'atem ltrsii on Is $ (Ii lIaise w lit dss. cit with you n. :rt today First get business matter' well handled, though: .'ittrnd so me pant in the eveni ng that is a delight St'ORPI(l ((ict 23 ii' Not 211 nu have many errands. jtus. Ic' do and should not waste a moment o, todas, so get huc early and gel then all out of the way If you need advice from associates, secure it Shirts. you're an efficient, capable ' a Person SA('I'11 ARIUS (Nov 22 to 0r 'I) [me da for making imprrwcnirmit" to your home s: it becomes more eom(ortat'k and s'aluatulc' as well Look me' experts for the advice you need on how it' prugrrss faster in your field cit activity Relax in I, lit CAPRICORN (Dec. t0 Jan 201 You know exactly what cou want where personal and business matte rs are concerned '.o hr iurr to get the' co:peration of key persons Improve your appearance' so that othe rs air more impressed with you 1k" onsr entertaining at home' in p.m AQUARIUS Ilan 21 to Feb li First get those plant i, Lurked etut that rn: w ,ln: it' place before tiigw igs scion, titer. cnJo sonic recreation hieing practical is yen' important niiht now Stint' you know w hat it is you really want ['rI' 20 to Mar 20) Liruaden your thinking so ytn. know. exactly ho to attain advancement both: in the' business world Go out to gatherings with a real and the' social purpose in mind Recreation should he secondary tie or she w ill be II VOITR CHILD IS BORN TODAY one of those strong-willed young people who will study any course of action while' young and choose the best, then plot' through it ti,rctnusl) and in a practical wa until it is mastered and success ensues I'ernitt to how mans pia'mates eart otherwise your youngstcx will develop aan overly scriOus attitude that could cause others to avoid hun or her later, and thus k!ssen the success and happiness possible' in thus interesting chart "The Stars impel, they do nut compel " What you make of your life is largely up to VO1t' Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now rvdy For your cups' send your hirthdate and $ I to Can-oil Righter Forecast (name of newspaper). Box 629, Holtywood, Calif 90028 - DEAR POLL Y-1 keep those square plastic scalers that Florenc e kerrkhnfl's summar of current tired s,iap The Waltons , Fir Requests br nmen's phI' : tr,i.e' parties, clubs, :, auIi1 )( ', ,idvanct' MORNING (7) w,-i 'Tomcrrow -30 (6) Summer Semester , Ai ('fl Snt'r'ic CRib ''00 (2) Thda News (9) Bozo's Big Top (24) Sesame Street 1: Ceept Kangaroo (a) By George W Crane. Ph.D.. M.D (9) 7 30 (2) (6) (9) 300 (2) (6) ______________________ - , MiDNIGHT SHO - dt:" If tint do ida no-trump (if, An, sw,' ttilIiiirmiis. c tit'nrt (if 'luib lvud will be i g 1:1 tip it. an urt"queen ______________________________ s'cirnbiniutiun luLl? uuil but Seemd St fec JACOSL MODERN booA sird stilt is oltihis uuid no sine' ft t sid,' ic/c thu news. reullv want.,, to pta'. a bal coy unreel hand at a club con- SteC*s, N..' V.,&, NV 1X19. tract WIisi''.iI;iv, ,t;iri I',' at 10 sin i(btIi (jjI. The Rethune4'ciokmnan ConChoir s. a. .mjIf mit .d1iford Civic ('enter, Jan. 18, at 8 According to Mrs. Edna 1.. l'htford of Pram To; rs, one 1() F. __.___--. -.-~.:-t_:r.._J I %1. It ft(tJ,f) I 1111 I.E lsrIhm'on :,r - l .\ lilt, ir,ii ( hsrict,nm4is party was liv ,nernl,rs of the Marigri! I I iriIe at the Maisini.1 trIm Hectittirant, Dcc. 20 Giie'sic invited were Mr ( ri (biSon and Mrs 'si IT Kennedy In Ileu of an exthan'" of ('hristrnas gifts, a eohlertvn was made and the money wi sent to the Retarded Children ' , Spriuih Olympics in Key W" The next rnes'ting of the Cit. , ,will he held on Jan 17, at I p in. at the hone of Mrs. [(abet' Wills, ISl N Page Dr. Mr Itoh! Wll!s, as hostess will ' h, '1r . - - - . , , 0 ",.* — __71 .. Appear )('a 1' CLOSEOUT ~~,,~ )l ~ ~ 1% .- Women's ), . J of tilt' c'hoir's tletiiciti'ti St)Oflsot's, the i'oflcCt 1 ki"o 11w pu hI ic without a timiss Ion charge. A free will offering will be acCu'pteii for ant educational lunil. '' n ____ ...._,o ' 4- ,,. - - - ., robes. Sale 260 Sw)ale 28° Sale $2 Reg. 3.50. " hr;i ', ri',l' .o '; t° In's ' 4? (OIl C Reg. 350. 1`4e-loll Ito it (it elist ici4'm'($ wit Ii ny) Oil s p ande x Non'ctirt stretch straps 32IsA .1.'- 38II Reg. 250. LttiSS(.1VI't 1)1 ,i cot toll it Ui nylon lace. t'llic';t1 with 1).lnuth! 37-36A. 32-4013.0 D cup too S3 Sale 2.40 ". -, - .o I - - -_ __ .I . -I.-. .jL. 'h ,', 0 liiJ If ~~ ()l", $14 NOW c"l It 44 ' ,, , ' .1 I ,e1% 80 £ (9) I NOW thru SATURDAY 2307:309:00 . ~ _V _~ - i :V I . .. C jwu pension. now. labeled Social stern tones and quit mohivcod dling the drunes that now clutter security' And telephuxies, automobiles, up civtlizatucnt's progress Send for my booklet "Hut' to reto. Tv, newspapers p oct of Save Our Republic" Americans and airplanes are' Must Never ''Sliu', Up'' en01ff si5i getieratioiS closing a long stamped, return Hippies didn't invent them' cents The explorers on the moon are envelope, plus not a product of ANYTHING the nw a. c.... at we ' s tiIIC generation has produced' :e.w(,r. e cteu'i. ate. $tsuma. as SVH$5 a,HS .. 231 W Instead, it is a reflection of the 'Cy5at5 — lS (*Sib — f — 551 m a. sssswts' "elbow grease" and "old math" , Sale 580 Reg. $7. (3r:lI', ,'.th en iSstrOSS hands that (:OnitfOl Nyl on rayon \ . '-, ' -; j 1r. ' . . '' 1.1 ' - . If ,a# J. '' spIfl(les S M.L,XL ' f. 'I. '.;, ''-?- ~_ ' . __ - 'i1!';r 1;, S go c I 230 Matinee Daily except Sat Sun '-' Delivered 6 Days A Week — tt, JE .L "F IST F Sale 320 ,, - ,-" ?, ""'_ N. ;,, - / -' (LIP AND &b*' .- UL OF 0 y pg, M TI I I - ___________ Start Paper To: I I S I 1. 1 I I I I I I . . "I I .. - ~ I~ - - . - - ___ , I ~ _. ~ z --.-.-, V/ _. ~-1 - ~ - i- . - _. _.I; --. - 1 7 1_--_;t_. __ 1, --_ _'- z ~_ ,___' -~ a __ __. ,;, .. ~' ,1,1-_~,., ~ IL, t,z-+-~Yilf.; ,_-it ~_ -- - #N 4-6, __ _,; __.__ ~, _. _--at fl , ~ T:_I 4W -iu * 4, i I I I I Name — SPECIAL DAY I I I I Flog $ 5 .o . 4', Itt tuuuiiy P's''' '' -trt'l:Pi I,ic,' I '1 ).'. ___ ___ , ~1 C Special 0. ,A 0 ~,~ IL 6% (.1i i-v''i-I 1 1 1 4I.-I !~' - ,! 4 — I I I Tel _____________________ 2"99 1 • 11i I I I I (jT AND PASTE ON YOUR ENV[t(WL 10 '. I rn 5 'e''t, ,, p' . IN 4' '- k". ) . . 65' Children's Dinner - . BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE PERMIT NO. 60, SC 34 9 Pt&1 SANOPD. FIRST CLASS . "-...#". i CIRCULATION DEPT. 00w P.O. BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE Xt . PLA. 'fit gft,onaltrorb T,.q,e talb U 1 , ~0 f1)'j,I(r /li(_ 89, Most Cocktails 75( Michelob Beer . 20' 505 5 French ye Sante-rd . I $195 chawtitr Highball .r P~ e u}i sq Include, baked potato or Fi-encn F ties, tossed salad or Cole siaw hush puppies and our delicious conch jç45 '- UU84 J UNDER ' ' ' ' - s,', '' SEAFOOD HOUSE 15 Dinners ' -,.-'.'iruts, eiv''ts tut.* tip i, 1.i,.i ('LI mid t1ius "1', h'S 1' :' i- '' , ' l's ''i,'!a ,, s, ', ' •i. - - - - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - - - — 13a1tarä __'IL I -', -- Address C i ty r-17b~r - 41 IS A _ - 1 . EVERYDAY -" V - - . :'-'"-? '"'\ ':' or Just Drop Us A Note. C( 'Tpl(LS[Prt - -- Sun, thru Fri. Just Give Us A Call 322-2611-831-9993 we sir k, 'A4 'f' \ , -4 & I ~ - , ':-. ' 75 '-' - ,. ' - /1 ,-.:."-'.., ' !P ',..,'. - -. .9.t!i• _7 *- ;', ' ., Sale prices effective ; '-4' "J, 1i.....f" thru Saturday. - ._. - ir . 1, , / Reg. 3.50. T iiiuii'.y COfltf011t,r Net has slimming front panel Nylon spandex, sizes S,M.L AL I C ,- __________ if__p ,. i~~_ '..' I Sale 280 A Q (74) Pp 2: , -', ______ A z. l y ,~ '07, Mr_ a Days of Our Lives Guiding Ligh' Newlywed c,am'Doctors Edge of Nigh! Dating Game Another World Love' Is a Many SwenclDred Thing General Hospital (9) One Lite tc Lt 43( (2) I Drt'nr' o Jeannie (4) Flin?siones (9) Movies (74) Sesame Stre'! 4 30 (2) Ponderosa (a) Mer Griffin 501) (24 MisleRoge's Ne.ghbhu.c 5 30 (2) (9) Ns-w (6) Hogan s Heroes (24) Elc:!r 144 I I Reg. $4. Double knit Contour 1)10 Nylon tricot cups, nylon spandex sides and back 37-36 A.B.0 iü 0 - Sale320 1h€ Groie$ Medical Place 151 ; '.' (( cirn - y,., Floyd E nterp'SeS 1'p*arec - VP z -~ ~ . 4I "si,.-- X , - jt (( m. - liii 5I*$t. TODAY'S QUEST110S the same- tiatiti 11(11.I.' I Till I F tit \ii'i,ttr- 1 III). ( tn a I 'lii itiii.,s ulirints'r-uis's'tinig ut .1st tn In this' Miii con At Its'st ii urn iii in Altamonte Springs in I )e'uihs'r (Inc gui'ct, Mrs lillian Silos and IR ittenekti, tiic'ruiherc Mrs 1\rithsin)' I asVistn serve') as hostess I flhcri lru'hsidr"I 'sirs F. I.. VnnNeimlerhi:iuse'rn, 'sirs J C. 'sIrs It U. Kendall, I 'hriscini,ter Mrs 1 Itoriwski, 'sirs Ralph K:ilp, Mrs August Kr.'sc, Mrs ,J \Icih;mr, 'sties Th,c'smtlsirs' Mc Mahan, Mrs I )arrr'll I ' tIer, Mrs l)'nnlnl i .iI, ,h}iff.'n', ',ir . fl Libido Love. - Wrong Partner Bids the N. 1'. ('SPouse' It ;uirtne'I 's dun tiiiniti t)tH'iiiIi) The hi ii n d looks like' une' lot no•tT'tmlp 'sirs Weds'1 Gitibri". ,1rs Earl Wetita arid Misc Dorothy Elliriwo*I A ek.natlon of cookle w;ss naek' arwi given to the Enter(mu se 54 11(1411 ch ildren NAME 30 2) Return ic Pevtcm .-- 1 6 ', iii the loin' of Mrs I',e'nnc'thi I" l)asis, I3lm Hartley Ave mtrs I icivic will i',ive it Tray I andcmii ;pe f ii's, must r ii lion , afte r wok It ,;It,, will serve refreshiiim'mits to the iiim't,ihs'rc 20070 off all bras and girdles. FAMOUS - I Dea I 200 (2) . -. (A1(l )1-N 1% CIRCLE ( ;0n1l,Ila S 'ire Is, is ill imie's't or MAX (IC (2) Jeopath (4) Where the' Heart l cci New!, 12:30 (2) Nev.s 17 30 (2) New! (4) Search icr Tomorrow (') Split Secono 00 2) Somerset (a) Beat the Cic (9) All My Children 30 (2) Dick Van Dyle' (6) As the World Turns (9) Let's Male e - -- - AFTERNOON educ a tionnd neser "shut up" IAIt l'(ILI.Y—1 think ii would be most considerate ' '°' 5UP' ('1mLru1Wflh ut --------------------------------------------------------------o5pt'r'tt't' t'rtipboyt't's It hiic't' Li form letter stating ttia the' past generation In America's the' phzic'e' bus been filled and mail this to those' who hvt Paradise Iarb nr crop of applied for jobs My Pet Peeve' is the tact that we are' soungaters must be taught afresh kept tluldmt! our breath ttiuiking we might still be eligible merits of "free enterprise" the ' 'ti'n: someone else already has the job How nice' if such , and "cIbo grease " ,, . it torn. le'tte'r c'oulci be' nmurkt'd saving oner reference'c e'duczition or salary t'xmn-s,'te'd were' lacking therefore the : CASE VMS Prof Florence opportunity went to someone' else --AUDREY Kerckkwfl is an expert in child psychology l)EAR P()LLV—Dc' te'l Mrs i B that the best way Ii And I especsalt relish ner v,j11 ' e'vebrow is to use remove' cotton from a pill bottle "hol'Sesense tweezers The's are slim. •tasy it' handle and quickly grab At Purdue University's annual as veil as. 'old teaching liuki of thu cotton —TERRY 4onuers. I)a. ii debate was. methods.' that produced the lush '-'' miiuerIlaiisuI tnvr bit iIsppIv — scru'awco ' ' or cniio.rearing ' ' "Yet spend 140.000 on each now want for free' WIN AT BRIDGE Have- the hippies ever evolved quipped Prof Kerckhotf. tiati ..and make the- last payment on heart transplants or polio vac. our child's. education just in time cinr.s Or hybrid earn or in it, hear him lath out against our se-rticide-i, weed killers for __.i es, ti,.,., t....4 1 ujr LAlJ l' iUTiiirib,11U lilt' rnarrruiissn: All ttiiil i Spt't'iOUS rt'LisU!) You readers. have heard the- of the 1.' S A ing You don't want to plus About all the hippie generation re'pt'ttts'd attacks h) hippitin nit-trump against a spade' what the older has produced is cacophoci , chaos elements. against o pe ning and opponents tend and confusion' generation has. produced to lead their best suit. not Plus more.' head lice and drug vita car: easily make them But OUt5 addiction' back dowp' Wheii ss. s' s.s. ak'he'd I It s Alas, we of the older generation For air older generation has Ii n n ci plu't-c1 in a rubber raised the' standards of living have subsidized and "wet nw bridge' game' S001 11 didn't tins gencratior, of tuppaes highcr that', r'ccr t,eIe,r it, think about the' spack dart mankind's history Hippies have- without making them expend the get 1k responded two nt' elbow grease and long hours of merel polluted it' trump North raised to three (nit- generation has zoomed toil that we underwent to let then: and the dvIest' started with agricultural output to the point Loaf in this Land of Paradise five spade' tricks We even permit them to spout where lililioni- of surplus bushels If South had resnorid _.,._, IS,., .i,.r.4 ,-' fl..t,a,nsa.,t miff at'"" 5k.. vtiniifh in ,,h.,-.'n,i - , -' --- isis? i UiiII '"' .," -. ',..'--'.,, -.. iiIii( .- .,u, -i U, e'c two clubs. North would vulgar 4-letter words 11:41' and granaries 'i,i it - S'uU UIli,'!'Alif tu.ive gone' to two no-trunip It has offered children tree would send them to the salt riuner 'se. rst N611th E;aotl bautil South would hiatt' had to stif' public education from Kin' of Siberia if they were living I • Pa,s 2NT fe'r as duninii, but he' would de'rgurtrn through t'tlIgt under the Communism the - N not tins',' suffered a lush "i" though no such free education profess to admire' power' on earth could kt'el We have ma made' thy' t grate err or was. available to GeorgeOpe'tts,s& k'.ici-'-* Q N o r t ii from collecting it, Vashington. Benjamin Franklir, of believing the old adage that ieut nine' tricks says or Thomas Jefferson 1 Osss.uld 6 .James ,Iurub "if you want to be seen, stand And the Nth grade curriculum HiWS'APII 1P411MPc'l ,.,Ss wasn't even adopted nationwide up The greatest fitcithall pIn' __________________________________ "If you ishi to t'e heard, speak ox in the world can't run fox lTJ till 183t [ '&U' Mort'tus t-r :h,' U I, Supreme' up a I ti'hidcit' Ii it tie (uuids hiti Court didn't s ustain the levying of "But if you want to be sip Tir huit,tti ,. ,ie'll flat on his hack with: if taxes for free' public high schools prrciated. shut up''' couple' of line'ms'n on lIqi sit Vt ri \i,rtit SUU(,h So s.s.c' have "shut up.' till is'rt flint SiniilorI, it c4.cntsn't . our assuming an intelligent kids of Despite the pollution mutit't tints. in illuint tout art' p,,. NT )"as? highwayb with hippie beer cans, would absorb the fact that otr at dutitni ilii. voti can" 'i' L Stiuth, hold their emptyc igarette packages "Free Enterprise" economic make- ouii contract it viii V AQWc7S • A3! 4KQ and other garbage, we, still offer system and Republic have done are sell' helm -c' toui gain the' Wtit do sue do nov" Americans the safest drinking far more good for mankind than t'aci Socialism. Commisuarn or all A—Pas You, pam int-r as water in all history' The Stititti It a it ci altntnl %,hoitt iisr at sound, lialaucrel hand Never before- have old peopk- Dictatorships - - 'liii' ('lirisIiii.'i' lii'it'his'miii_ ,i,t'.'tifljl of thi, ('arii;ittiii ('lob', '.vsss held tit the 'lures' Not limos Iii'ttziuirant . Maltiminel, lii lieu cii gIlls. Slit' rio- I" sent it rash iliitalh:n to (lie Et'ergree,i Day Si'hmoil in I let sinml Mrs SV I Ills; is, It uS Iiraulf, imristmb'i;l, Ihiiinke'mI the 'miii millet' '.s.'hici Iicmte'eI this' I )s'itemnic, ;:ur 'I-'' Club fleitiril Me'i'tinig in I e'remiils'r. I 'loris for a card part)' lit the near future was ,llcc'iisse'sl ( present were Mrs itiitM'rt DallivI, Mrs Euliub ( )ffliuuuss Six t een niieuiberc :itti'nsbcd, 'I 110 rss'xt tiu'ellrig will be held at the himnt' of Mrs. Willialli ltsithrumuilf, l'IO Nmmrmrsani'l)' Iils'ml with 'sirs I tiristnm'r, ei-hs.ste'sq. CeniurV (4) Gamb! (9) Passwo"d (74) Electric Compor 11 30 (2) Hollywood Squares Love of Life' (a) (9) bewitched (24) MstePop-' Ne,horhu: FRIDAY WORRY CLINIC conir on many bread bags and wind on them any exres lengths of thread I happen to have—DiANNE .. , ; .. Mid Squad (74) The Advocates OO (2) Ironiside (6) Movie (9) Men (74) Holidays — Hollow Days 1000 (2) Dean Martin (6) CBS News Special (9) Owen Marshall (24) World Press 10:30 (74) Thiry Minutes With 11'OO (2) (4) (9) NeWS 13. (2) Tonight Show U) (9) MOVIeS - --- . ign Lilt- end o! the NEAR 1)1'l ,TON A Aster ('ti'rle of RAt,i' ('h Ut .E 11w l)cltiunn Garden Club held its December meeting at a A7aleml ( 'Ircie m's'li'Iim ati'ti tit luncheon at the Purple Porpoise Itt.' Mmiisi,i ,Iartiin )''rm'nt'li Restaurant, Maitland, stilli 12 lti'stniiiraril in A Ititisimnite %t'mlii)Cfl in attt'iimipt,'e'. Springs for Slit' ('hr I ci miii; ,if it In lieu t'sdi1ingt' of gifts, inside In the dinner iiii'eling ('110i donation was Thirteen miic'iiibe'rs enjoyed a Carol ('are ('enter, Del ,and, Attending were Mrs. Mnrtlie'r ilel h'imius iIlsitim'r 0011 were jirt'st'titt'iI w ith it prt lily c;ra%', Mrs. Fred Ilaultiry, Mrs dt't'miratt'l iii:;t'hiisit, s'ac'h, cmii )rte7e Council, Mrs I':s-mrt'ttt' ci sncipstiut taken whii'ii Iii,' (*lilt ) ('rumbacker , 'sirs 1181111, tisui'etl this' l"limrlmla )"i"ls'ration ;i-oeit. Mrs Ed ,Tmthincsin, Mrs 1 'lobs, Garden hit' I it'rlwrt ,lcihnssn, Mrs I ,clttmv 'ml headquarters lit Winter Park in Hesthi, Mrs. I .ifl(lSe% Siiilth, Mrs S h'tmihs'r I .10 ti Voting, Mrs ltit'iiard Ifnst,'ssm's hit' this' Slit)' were Fisher. Mrs. Robert hlo'.'ell a'itl Mrs. ltobs'rt F IA'S' unit Mrs, Mrs. Carl Anderson, I lm'rts'rt A ittis's 'l'Iie January nu'eting will Lw he'll at (bit' lutnim' of Mrs Ralph ('MtNl ION ('Il((I.I' Grant 1411 1lartle Ati' An MISS L( UI.lNE .\NElF'E UINGLI\( V06 EVENING I ,tsio:ii ('In('l,t: I Telet iS 1 011 lk,'Iiaii:, li'Iiiitrictr:itliiri ill Its' given by Mrs 1(i'ri,u'fli I" Davis 'Ibis' ei:il.' Is .10!) 1.' cit I p ill l; I'ANNI'.IlI'. I-:l)t'AhII)s . N two k 20 — — — 1)&m GM W C&& Ck& Horn in Sanford, the bl'iji', s th e granddaught of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert N Smith Jr., ('civing1in, \'a,, and the late Dr. and Mrs Peter llingling, Tallahassee At ('rooms High School, chere she graduated in 194, Miss Ring ling stas a rncmtx'r of 1'ri-Hi-V . She is a 1969 graduate' of Howard Universit Lngtcln, DC., shere she sang st Ith the University Choir Th c hrideelect is presentl a muSIc I at Hosent;alsj Elernen. In r\ S'hnol, Altarnonte Springs Her fiance, who was born in V ashinglon, 1),C.. is the grand. of Mr. and Mrs Thomas W, Harris Sr., Annapolis, Md. He was graduated from florida A arid M Universit, Tallahassee, where he wsus a .uember of Kappa Alpha PSI r.,ternit . hit' s an officer wit the U.S. Army Training Dcvicv Agenc'., Orlando, l'5et.'nls cill be announced at : later dali BINGO - I - was with a young friend who told me Iwith no shame whaLcoeverl that she was using her husband's telephone credit card given to him by his firm tit he used for business calls only. She bragged that she made long dta' telephone ealis to her parents and friends all over the United States and thinks nothing of It And she said her husband said It was okas' This young woman has four children and she would be 'et that is furious U one of her children "stale" anything exactly what she u. doIn, I can't understand some parents. No wonder their children don't respect them I am sure' her husband would lose his Job U his firm ever caught art Or do all businesses expect a certain NO NAME. NATURAlLY amount of chiseling' - i9Co1Ietiom 14 - - - a can 33 Rb1wai name 37 EmlasarW's 35 Prsorit (prrfmt °-" 391 snt,i', 12Bin(Latmri 42 Rub out -' RUlo-fina E'novaed . L " arc announcing the engageI)fl arid Iorthc'oniing marriage cit their daughter, Miss Lorraine Angelese Ringlirig, to I.E ('ol. Ralph 1.. Offer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Offer Sr., Annapolis Md. have scoutmaster .' .Lori'ciji or, and Mrs .1 C Hingling, That 1130-1 am ABC Was The Year Th at Was. Ten years ago. David Frost burst AtteflbOrOU famous actre iPippa Scotti Scout who is taken into the skipper. Richard forth upon this nation with a and Simon Oakland comes th rough ton In her woods by bungling catirIc view he transported chauffeured limousine. which Jim Nrbors to earn his merit featured roles "01from his native England. titled 9-10 (.NBC) — tronside, conveniently breaks down neat badge. the Week that Was," $.f) ARC — The Mod Squad, linger's Last Case." Ironside's 'That Was the Walton home. The actress a retired policeman, which looked at events of the then reports her ctuiuffer has "Run, Lincoln, Run." lAnc's old friend, si fishng week in a fun-poking way. With run off with all her funds and friend Herb Henderson is a big dies mySteriouSly in village, but the investigation actor George S. Irving por. 'sic- prospect for profersional she. stranded. When 5) traying president Nix on, the refuses to turn up cooperative cidentall" sprains her ankle basketball, who runs afoul of Frost-produced show Frost policeand requires full assistance, the loan sharks and gamblers. witnesses. The reti'ed man was greatly harassed will not appear) will look back Wallows begin to suspect the sic- Herb is a witness when a man is murdered, but denies it. Lirn, while alive by the villagers, so tonight and ahead tomorro tress has an ulterior motive, involved Ironside sends Ed Brown to in night s-c' INBC) — The Flip Wilson who suspects Herb Is Albert Show. Flip has a good lineup of with the loan sharks, starts in. vestigate. Kenny Mars. Herb is forced Salmi and Lorctt.a Swit art' guests. Jim Nabors, Barbara t'estigating and .:•, , -- r'.,,. ,..., - -j i.. I i• i 4* • MU. U11 '. ,i,,amm rnau .,n'mIt.' Owen Mar 1011 IARC1 9-11 iCRSi - The CBS )nin such frequent visitors as FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. Thursday Night Movie i Re'- shall, Counselor At Las, An ;eraldinc Jones and Freddie the Swinger. Flip also intro- runt, "The Sand Pebbles" Often and Familiar Ghost' All Souls Church i Part I A big, plodding epic lou Crossett stars as black Dcl 9 1h & Oak which took nearly a year to film 1.1 Carl Fellows, aecued of aton location in the (.Ina Seas ucking a group outside a bar r e killing a man. Fellows ' 20 GAMESPAY ONCE will be shown in two parts Marshall night and tomoow night. It spended and Owen FOR ALL EVENING A stars Steve McQueen as a re- takes on his defense , Fellows .u ,I bellious sailor aboard and says he went In in break up : 'ULI American gunboat caught In fight, but witnesws testily 1 00 JACKPOT the middle of the China detective was drunk and broke — into a fnencfl conversation revolution sifter World War I ' ___________________ ___________________ '('ilo%i R'rccr ,s the ir''e Bs JAY SHAKRUTT tr AP TeIeisIon Writer rw zl NEW YORK AP - Sate i what closes Saturday night or: '*. FLrcuada. This could be wh 333 Sj3S OWTOSi SASrORO _____ _________ the ARC Television networ. P40 s0wtpdc • Cenl$prrs Oc took the precaution of opening S 3z "i, with it tonigh' at 1l: ( p.m. i s. F.ST. __ Re thHt as It may, the satire is a 90-minute David Frost pro'( dution called "That w . Year Thai %as.' 1t ''n narbed NeIQhtorhi I IA.I . L.. t 30 (74) Sesame Stree' look 1972, it 'ear stoutly dee., cOO (2) FrniI Donahue fended b) attornes F I4ee Bail7'Ø() (2) Te Teh The I Romper Wcct" (a) Truth ci ore everything You roust () Truth 93 () Price Is Right about it you've read in the Consequences (74) Electric Company newspapers and seen on Wildlite Theatre () Dinah Place (74) Interna tional the good barrister (ó) Perry Masur, Chess (24) Sesame S1rN' says "That's hem-say," Tournament 1030 (2) Concentration S I He pleads his cast' towards 8:00 (2) Flip WmisOo fl - 00 (2) Sale of the' F - — iei,ratr It C'Ot up Not used Two-tocd iloth . 1 8 Locust As'enue,Sanford •luced a new character tonight, daughter of a miscionar. an1 s the gunboat fL9 tCRS - The Waltons. A Little Leroy, a 12-year-old Cub Richard Crenna I ______ ________ ______ fri 5 I lilll( TRSDAYJN. 4,1973 5 6 4 'ri' 1' 'hi,)Vt 'ljS ijr nii,mJ lufiç)thi A - - 1 1 5 ir' All t.isltturi "&r 11 '5h,itj,'s ciii: lusliniçj - ----->_J BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 ?2 52: Charge it at Sanford Plaza -dL JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Open lOa,m, Ill 'Ip,m. Penney's Monday thru Saturday. �ThUty J an. 4B-The Sanford Herald E 1 ' Mr. And 1-Its, Samuel S M. 1 th Observe 60th, Anniveroposary ~-.A cz - 4 Iz lit'.1c l" kvvrl still wil-ks VOtin - 4 a .7.. • I - / 'I A 1 - - . '3 - 1 4, . 4 'a - ~ ht - 1 * •' 1I • . E. Smith. Port $-.. IN I ISS .10NVE I'm I.:J()) 1-1)\\ \kIPS HIM( ro~,eption in their honor ;it their honic Tht. eception eit" vive is Entertained At Harrs Butler md tops of off- white em chiffon Their best man hrrndered B JANE CASSFLRERR 'rClaIn ir with hnll lra es red . The bride is the former Miss Il . . . • I , 1 . Il l 4i ''u V - '" .• .- & - l, • • __________ I , : - -_--- 1 - - - ~~I.'i rid i riL M RS LAVERNE SCI I k 1E. 'l,A I? concult with members of her committee on the . Fine Arts Festi%,al thelo are planning at the forthcoming meeting of the I')eltona Woman's Club, Jan. 11. its thev meet in her home Posing ~k Ith *,~Ic Ch.11TI-l-ian are, from left, Barbara Dunstan. artwork, Catherine Fuller seVing Noria Ruthrauff. knitting: and Maria Lewis, crafts. and Chructmas materuds i Charle,, Edwards Photo) __.s - zabeth Williani., 11aiTied Ili Double R ll" ' , - '-i J utmann Spiuks .-.a;tri:ur. '.'t cIuu: itt stu'.' on ! It'lT + I v ;ign('r Patterns (if nn'nibcrs t'nu-ut" o: mutt_c. Lonvvntatmn The costume must he, "The 7-Costume must tx made for All fuuintings. knitting. ('t( klt!al Costume For the Club PEIT0!sA.A Lint Arts entries arc to be brought to the not more than s,.00. Travel Wardrobe given woman's Festival will he held iii the next clubhouse by 9:IX1 ani the dia Ribbon Awards will Lw The winner W, this * entered in regular meeting of the Dellona Of the meeting iw that the% nla*%' the winners in each rategory There will aLso be a contest the Suite Contest and the Woman's Club. Thursday, Jan. 1* arranged for di.spth) b the sponsored by the GenerLil winner there win-, an idlieniber ennintitter SAIE it'll c, trip ti, Ital % Mrs + UaVerne Schoenhiuta, Contest arc i't'nvrn chairman, sstvs that (hr 1.1 Professional sciimstrcs p"mgriuiu ill ansi. tat o .'. It us nih li'iblt 2-Not niort' that two standard Stun'.'., with the nirnitwrs (wing Ittlie modeli, &qpla%ing vurE patterns Ina% tile combined Inut% be designed b% iltir't, ntr% in the sewing being colliturited now wearer hitt,T its t: 'ituerostunu'smut be '.'.. miltable for club turt-tings ith all thrre ''rusun rules. ilut' must follow , I g I /' 1% i. DRESS / , & CASUAL \ I \ \ ,"' ' / /0 g S "-" -'- LARGE GROUP I - • • . %'-'-"'' - .\ rmi . ,'m .-T' 20 OFF LES 7" i,-i\ All Sales Final "ily in active ltvm sweaters, vests long Sorry, No Exchanges e,'1 able knil polyester, Mix or match jackets. 20 % OFF I Irresistiole in wash L' unds 1/3 ____ plain shirt. very packable. ' L..,' tq+• (J Sanford %U I up E. FIRST ST. DIAL 3223524 REGULARLY PLATEX Bras & Girdles I 1'. - NOW $ 10.88 S 6.66 MEN'S STAINLESS STEEL ELECTRIC ............. $165.00 YELLOW GOLD F ILLED DAY.DATE AUTOMATIC . S 76.95 $130.00 S 61.95 LADIES' YELLOW GOLD FILLED 2 DIAMOND ¶ 75,00 $ 67.50 MODWATCHES I / Ianuel DEPARTMENT STORE *E P iRST5T • '1 * - tL 88 $46 2 ........ , ' - COATS DACRONS do WOOLS R EG. U P TO S45.00 1/2 0F F TO ••\ 14* 1788 $3288 $ To !/3TO 1/2 0FF A FEW EXAMPLES OF SAVINGS LISTED BELOW savin Jacobson 228 : -- CLOSE OUT SPECIAL LOT MEN'S WHITE Dresses $ 00 EACH Dress Shirts Good Size $1 09 Raoige 4 . $888 345 DRESSE SPECIAL GROUP Curlee Woolens Worst ed ' :it'--- To REG. !11.00 To $46.00 $ 88 SELECTED STYL ES marylesther's 200 N. Park Ave. J' .. Ptr $100$200 SPORT Children's Coats WATCHES 1/ 2 n or short skirts over ribbed turtle top or 1/2 0FF There's money to be saved - tremendous price reductions awaiting you ,. FOAM I t i I I L I 888 $3 Shoes right now! Save on watches and a lot more. Hurry, shop now. Take ad. Alive Aware Appearing HOUSE 0F 1 SPECTACULAR SALE AVE 10% TO 20% Children's Dresses I Rentz and %atin covered billions. It She carried her periional while corsage. Mrs. '(,(,it S Sheppt'ird Sr v. is fishiont ii ahui1' ibm. empire Bible '.'. hi. Ii %% .is covered '. ithi .t tht Until ( ' S maternal i r tOIl Dresses OUR ENTIRE STOCK. LMI highlighted 1)), tiny seed pearb. LAy " s, % SHOES SANFORC 213E. FIRST ST. I' SPECIALS 1:117 . off regular prices on select groups of 'iautons Sprmnp f.n'1mates ' ;uceevirips and a hint' irihiti silliti trimmed with gal(ion 1, - Suits 7 OFF -, I C Ladies Dresses AND 1-nit'lli o)wri (if pale blue crelw. ". ilti I lam lsNIi( e long slet'. Itt., 1)4 \ I) U it %t \fl{ from her t. .'ding bouquet T. oupie left for a wedding trip i' ; iiiners isis GROUP DRESSES .' "i'llible and sho, "tirf, ;I pink 'ri hut i 'ircai'i \lrc ( orbi itt nri4il gr.ind,niitu r of the I . P0r ,y For tier \lrs Wright chose a muitic'nh S. 75 SUITS ENTIRE STOCK LADIES ' ' braid trim. 'llie A-line skirt fell 11(iftly tip the fl(vir with center iii'. t'(t (1 pIP its liii f' MEWS '." - DRESSES - - R('IlPfIrs(lI ' - _____________________ _________________________ el fealtired a rolled colhir and full hastesses were the. W%%e-; chiffoii sleeves. Slip wore Jeana Iltighert. Lis, A Ile Sing etary, I lrton I iruiiyn Knight O.hr i y ellow Orchid corsage Iiunean flu llOuthf r oF the 'rootri I'amela Philip. Barbara Tamm, Kirnberl-, "Ore it formai-length gown of Jones, Judy Bailey Ind Mr,; pink chiara crejoe with I soft r(olled collar arill full sheer Ginny N11((pialterq A rl Coats pr(wessional "St. l0g, ; 1?,.; l() t,..'- 1 / ln;itk lint,t iirvviow. Flnrtcl, NITS I / "-'- LADIES 0/ OFF Y \ L. "-'' gurnwritiii nuide this past ycar be mralleied with costunit .The contest rulminates fi-Cwtunic must have twei (it Ifl-d" with this Illet'lint: 't ~r '•k'iiiiIi S JANUAR pieces "Choral MATTRESSES ,.a , ' Federatioti to' , Women' s Clubs Ili _______ corsage -- Club Schedule.. Fine Alipatts Festival \.-s, (tier j . Pry4.irIth;riji:is .1 r,iIt' \1'Iicc Sh.p;hlrfl, .'w ,.n ,rri;I f"' h ;*nI thrill gliwli Of 1I(II riinil.'Iatira. The (f'( eption rw.c rcsideri e i' I( Highland Fur iii i,l-I. rigt Ii inuItliolored crepe I with tiny wall planned arnl (o-4,r(liflated (nun. Sanford. fluiwvr i1eqIgni featuring a toy %trs ftovd (oleiri;in The grm k pte.'ntly oh rtifFl. .it the teinlin.' arid r.d, dtcridirig I Irurila Ihos.' who ;iI1erriited cutting University and working for a iii IItt4I(tWiI ('UIeniIlfI preen •ipruifi with tnotrh$ng 'ash 11cr ;iri.l serving thecake during the K A degree In humanities tafrr P plans to .nrotl at a h Iclple I %EI5 similar to those revelation hours were Mrs ' flu Iirui Waiker aunt (if the Seminary to re ire 'or 'h.' (tic hrlfleqImIj(lq 1rc I'egg) fItown ministry u iirje) g tii,qkpt of 1flIxP(I l'roorn i and %l r c M ar ga ret Horne ii Out of ' N r d It i ni' hearer w %la StE r l'ouring were Mrs Avis 1)avlq from ( lit forren e and Mlc %tnrg.iret Wright Ii FILE , f(rq'rI Savannah, Ga.; Tornpkinsvui. hjitti aunts of the grrorn arid I hi brol. c Ift(uthIt f.ivuinvt11. 1' ~Iiqs Martha Grogan. hifffori. enhanced with it 11 (fit Ova Miss Janet Thomas pre,s -r with s wirl flesign. too of Sanford and I) S 1 d'.'.irds slhmnt tt( featuring IDOl' full is tilt iii candlelight rosesiumith. r w ore a ftiriii.ml It. ntt Jr of (''is.selberc'. are an engagement and Tile '.etltling will be an event high collar 11cr Iloor.leng(ti sage. Tti.' cohn' bridal ottf,i loru sIi'mvt' .h'vtmrative pearl fonthco arriage of their i)f Feb, 14, at 7:30 p.m., at Given in marrigage by her veil of silk 11111sion was attached was des4ttird by tit(- bride and neckline. matching acces.-wries daughter. Miss Joyce Iovejoy (ost nani Presbtm.ni.an Church. CAMP C R 8, MOBILE HOME OWNER h, f.ithi.r, the bridi. wore a for. in i headpiece of matching uiiatle by her maternal grand. and ! lavender orchid Fdwarth to Ce iui.il length gown of white brutal white satin and t'aloon i,at niothi. r Mrs ( S Sheppard Sr 'j-he 'room presented .uhI of the Small Jr son of Mrs. Small Sr., Winter Springs, and r' lop honor, %olore I forinal-length i,randinothers. Any Size Or Thick ro!-;% '.'. AisoA.iiIab. gown of emneral.1 green chiffon, . h.' rece;itiiirm site • 't.Z Born in Abbeville, S C Up . Full. 7.*iin )ver taffeta, empire styled il't-illowsilip II.,111 if tile clilircli , A - - !i, '!,. A. bride-elect is the g ra n d. .1W ntial ti) heav lute, a Atreliisbrulal.Iecor graced the daughter of Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy tiull,mn 1O'. In (lit. (.enter ti.itk i(1.)r'.s.I) thankm.(I by Pliuuis .and I . l -. . Sanford and Mrs I) S Bed Pi I laws -96c -'J long ft"ll sleeves with lace baskets of flowers. An Edwards Sr., of Due West and ~el unuvrs vv Body Incliner - 19.95 tninniamal cliffs utitI Pugh lace arrangement iii a tlouble-ring Conway s.C. • . .. . neckline. Slit carried i nosegay and orange blossoms, .. Shredded Foam AND PADS Miss Edwards is CUXTCnU) 4 1 lb. - 49c of uuiuliitolor nauiuuis with ported by a cupid arid For "V employed as a medical inatuhing ribbon streamers Danish Modern 7 lb - 89c surrounded 1)), two crescent secretary at Seminole Bridesmaids ,mni,i uIi,u(rOn of candelabra adorned Uw pi inu -Rattan FurnitureMemorial Hospital. hint '.'.rt (hi. Misses Marcia A (turn (atrtd '.'.tt1ding cake Her fiance who '.'.as born in intl Melanie Build sisters of decorated v,i(ti • uputis and park FABRIC REMNANTS FLOOR PILLOWS Waltham Mass is the grand. ilk untie and Mrs PaiJliti,i rose buds .and topped v.iUi .m son of Mrs Ethel Bamforth, Velvets & Furs Values to 19 99 Now Rudd,thiu sister-in-law.liii) miniature bride groom two Wayland, Mass. , and Mrs '.'1't lonmnalluigihi gowns of pht.mnt.ntttt a round table p 27 i'uierailtl green chiffon over (M'CrtaiV,ith gold brocade with " 30 3" " / , H' '.'.Itti '-'n r1on n€t o'.t'r II) * (ii,, 'iuiin ribbon 1(1(1 late bordering ihit refreshment t utili 1,, L(L..,t_ Chi (1 srd (hit front .mni.l back of bodice covered with 'uh1 lace id Q blocks South of Sanford Plaza) Their matching livadpieces of overlaid with embroidered 322 9245 foyers '.'.ert highlighted s'.dh '.'.hiitt orginzi n.ic.ittcntedb, 3201 S HWY 1792 SANFORD FLA '',. titiir and shoulder length i tamaiquet bride's ii •. . Veils The'. carried nostgis DeBar Bridge Club met Dec al to that (if the honoor 26 with 11 tables in play under ittual4mnt '.'.i(hi iIiI(trt:ut tuitir L ' the direction of Oscar Crosby. Winners include North-South I'llil C. Staille y Ill IS 145 , (average 121 first Mrs. man and ushr 'roo .. Marie Accardi and Sirs. Nan were Clifton GaineN, Gary . Edwards (146); second, Mr-s. D. Butts, Robert Jardine, John jJ .. v L l Dri'.er and Mrs. Gloria . . Thtmiivas antI MIchael Hudd, LAw iiw Accardi, (138); third. Mrs. brother (if tile bride. Abby Richardson and Mrs, N. Flower girl, petite Miss Meyer, 1137). and fourth, Mrs. G. Farr and Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn 131' i. East-West winners m average 108); first, Mrs. Mabel Piotro'.0 . '( MRS. II. I. COCKMAN hosted the and Mrs. Dorothy Hinkle -.. / rehearsal dinner Dec. 21 at the Trophy Lounge ll46i; second, a tie between Mrs. S. Allen and R.T. Stevens for members of the wedding party and out of and F. Piutrow and G Pearsall town guests for the Dunn-Cockman wedding. 11241-j); fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Seated left to right, at the head table, are Mark John Deavers 123 1. Mi mun and his future bride, D'.hbie I)unn. Standing, are Mr. and Mrs. Cockman, parents DACRONS & WOOLS Bequest.'. for women's LADIES of the groom and hosts for the dinner, and Mr. RE G 155 00 To S89.99 news and photo coverage Polyester Knits and Mrs. Casey I )unn parents of the bride 0-0 parties, clubs. etc . t should . •'•\ ' ./ 'lt'e't • ts be made at least I week in (Cecelia Farmer 11 hoto) + Ih I A's\t'TTL LI' AItI)s Including yellow and lavender muins outlined with white 11jurils; four Potti,41 paints, a profile kneeling tn ti and four [W%'. markt P. A '. bitt aisle carpet was also Evelyn Small, Phillips. \Ii. lit is inplo'.t d at II '.d ro Ph'. his I. it cber 1 • L- 1 1 Serving cake and Punch at the reception in Ca.wlbem were 1 " • 4 i j -. - Milaill, The bride is tile dalighter of \Ir and Mrs. Paul L. IjIj(j(I. 4104 \kh,i A\- e,.lnmp,i .mil tilt,groom is tilt,son of Mr. anti \Irs. Ito% R. Wright Jr.. 1401 Palmetto (to A'4 t S.iuiforij The san ct uary .Is ( tilt w ith a three-tiered t,risc €tfltlelabrju ('4,0 'ir at candelabra with 48 white N N two standing basket oy er i Geor 11lei" their hone in Vulmore where , attendi m I., sac held at the Theolot.i al emma r Tr'u ' The double ring ceremony took place Dec 16, 1 in at 2 p. Immediately following the %ows. a floor-length longElizabeth Buford Williartz rn at L.a Mirada United and Carl Ogden Gutmann Jr. sleeved pink knit gown ceremony. the bride's parents Methodict Church In Cerritos were united in Fo1'. Matrimor'. enhanced with a floral yoke,entertained at a reception at with Rev Hilton Saunders Lice, 25. 1972. in the presence of Her headdress was a cluster of their home. 226 Elliott Ave., for officiating. pinkandwhiterciseswornin the wedding guests and close (tie immediate families at friends back of t'er hair. 11:30 am at Maitland kj The tr a de chose for her Center Chapel. Rev. Virgil The bride's table was Mrs. Richard Tangeman wedding,a gown of white velvet Bryant officiated at the double ;attended her suder as matrcon of beautifully arranged with silver '.slth empire waist and bodice ring c'eremons honor. She wore a burgundy appointments and pink roses Featuring a white lace panel vehet skirt with a white lace and '.'.hite carnations A pink She ware a trailing mantifla blouse and carried a nosegay of and '.shute color scheme was The bride us the daughter of matching lace and earned it Mr.and Mrs captured in the entire down pink and '.thite rcscs Frederick bouquet of white roses, car- Hastings Williams. Sanford stairs decor. nations and pine With sstiflt and the bridegroom; parents Mrs Feagin Kelle'. the nother sister of the bride velvet ribbons. Mrs David Johnston, Winter bride's aunt from Richland . are Mr. and Mrs C 0. GutGa., poured Park '.'.as the bridesmatran the punch M2 mann Si Groseland Her attendants included her Her gown and flowers were Orville Barks cut and served and carols Christmas the caki. identical to the honor at sisters Carol maid of honor' traditional nuptial selections Caren, a bridesmaid and CoUe- were presented b% harpisL Miss tendant's, Following a wedding trip to ti-u junior bridesmaid Kath'. Roslind 'ck T P Pop Orlando ctrsed \e'.a Orleans ttie ne'.'Iv'.secis Nibliack of C4as.seltwrr. and the bridegroom as best man are making their home at 320 ThecoupIccctiangesvow; in and James Armstrong Oak Ave..Sariord 1e'.erl'. Lsinza sand Carol a pool ctung highlighted t,'. Schlag. of California were ahu, floating burgundol and whiti[I DeLand. was the usher. Tile bride is a teacher at bridesmaids Flower girl '.as Jessica Croonic Academy and the lighted candies and flcaaung Johmion, the bride's niece. bridegroom is a partner in Camellias '.tac the Ring bearer brides Gutmann-Dragash and Matz They sore matching gowns Given in marriage b3 her Architects Inc. with mom green velvet skirts father. the bride chose for her nciphew. Derek TanReman, - . Marvin 1 " 'hi ,ui'oi u inuip.inted soloist Mrs ShirleyR).iu slio sang "Entreat Me N()t 1'0 Ipav -0 Perfect Love" anti lo0cal bellediction Ili (lie hyinn 1 groom who were married in hritie California I)ec. 16, were greeted bV their man\, of the Casscilberr\ irva MR ANI) MR-S MARVIN NICCI,AIN .111" are shown Aith his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin daughter of U. and Mrs Robert L illuimn.vin Jr of Cerritos, Cal formerl) of Camelberryi J IIIIIsIc . - A (Cecelia Farmer Photo t I I children, rime grandchildren given by his parents, Mu. and carried bouquets of white supper at the home of the and 13 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Mirvin G. McClain Sr. at carnations. red sweetheart bride's parentsTheir children are Mrs. D. J. and FUn'I I A'r I Arturt trip to V, ilniore K'. klILsOn flu'. r C'asse1berr V.pcjnesda out the C'hrustzT'4ac theme Park Pa Mrs Harm . Irene Dec, Robert Mrs, Catherine -''" - t I fill - • • I _7T 7 - ,.B fi r, -1 J Thev are active members of First Baptist Church and Mr Smith is past president of the union of United ic"' i4rotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America of which he IS. Marilyn iUt' UIlII(I ililti floy Richardson Wright, Ill. %erl United In Holy Matrimony t)ec ¶1, 1972 at 8 p. iii, In (1w t I rs t fl8p(lst Church. Ii Sanford. (f(i(lattug clergyman (lit' flt'V Marvin SpIVC)', pastor of First Baptist Church in Tompkin s ville. lilt' K) , fnrnu'r pastor of (lie linde hurt h Highlighting the candleligh t , dOIll)li ri(i' er inon was (hit reading of niphires b (hi lirlile .und groouii ihI Ii ieru appropriate Ili, - A V= JJJ h -. - returned it) the north and staved 16 vejirs in PiW Pa In 144 then mined to Sanford I when his doctor recommended n warme climate. He retired in 4957, after working for Fred A J I{ Man! n____ Rudd Bride Of R. R. Wlri o I I , L - 1)11 UitJrS(h/. Jin '1 19/i 1k ,irifvrd Ifrrld . Restaurant. Gerke, Mrs fl F. Scudder. Mr Those en}ning luncheon withand MN TroyStuart and Mr. the Smiths re Miss Mildred and Mr' Flod Obine Mr. Smith. born. in 1l at Kentuck W. Va attended local schools and at age 17 taught his firs, school at Alum k a There he met Carrie Edna Tones and four sears later, on , I Dec.29 they were married it FEtki elnL teacher he entered the carpentry business, which he had learned from his father. In 1925 the% moved to Miami lhele Mrs. Smith was rn,18~19elr, Mr and Mrs. Samuel W. anniversar, Dec 29, 192 with a group of friends and neigh Smith 6(W Palmetto Ave ohserd their 60th wedding hors at the Hnlidio Ilcuuc Ism ( - PH. 3224712 Zalru Ir'.uI'. n~ ( Irr • /J tiVi' :,nvt'hient W4S It) ky r$ ( u ?li ( Ilititr • HdnAflutit,d • + I "LEW IF -. I hi:gr lAyaway B. J• Pit i'(e 11, Compall \ DOWNTOWN 201 E. Ist-s-r. 124 W. (.,jIUItCII ST. OKL.ANI$) 422.3261 I - INW, ____ -1 322•1491 212 E. FIRST ST. - SANFORD P11.322-4981 �Thursday, Jan. 4. 1973 6B-The Sanford Herald OW%O*%Oft Ta kes 67 -66 Verdict Trip Mocs, 78-69 4 Hatters Captu 0 re Own Cage _% -**"~,-7 a t - -;. -. _ .. ., 1, ,-_ ~V~; ~ .,~~ ... I -, %&& , -~ _.~~-_ - I _~ ., , .~-_, " , i ,.I .I ."-.~~ E -., -_ , _-_ , . Z_ -:. . __ . -W, - .- 1 - ;-,. I.Y1A.:-. -,- ~_,- --; .V.r .~_."4 _-.4--AJi4t.- -4 1211., i -__"~_~,o:-,t,'-.--,,-.: ,~ i -4 - Mia M. mi e ,n er i'u r i iecks of living the t)otphins in the !i, % arites role the well known W Vegas gambler Jirnmy The C;reek has fallen off the Miami bandwagon. Jtrnmy hilis tapped the Washingwrl RMakins as it two paint favorite for the 'Super Bowl VII encounter between the wn clubs in 10 days v art, c'eruir Auburn ra.h "Shrug" 1nrcjar car w'ter some hope to Dan Shula, coach of the Dolphins. For .I Immy picked 3ardan's War Eagles tpllme bry 11 torfC,o)aradr, A the Auburn c-rev- to-c ii,., ow. Gilior Bow! iind as wr lit! knn, tic , t Unlike rjjjn% ,A-hc, ift! tile Dolphins reiilL% did Wive it hard .-41 11 .chp.1n U'nn the other direction But platirig an.. 0 . lifolphiiis and t1heir r-loaches. We are aW willing to bet that the N'FL niff icials will d(k :,..,.., - __I.." it re , , I -It"%* . 1 the .. _.to_- ctrmw - .lf , up W4 ,,^ -fa.. . rmiphins' schedule for 1973. What would you care ti) waM that warns such as Green Bay, Washington. Dallas, t,burgh San Frinc-Ls"n (T'lerl.and and Kansas Cit are jiminnig those who will be considered for the Dialphim league encounters, Should the Dolphins win the 4.;uper Bowl we would be wUn IC t ra'uir ;u1 c! then, sire or, the Miami slate Cash Craze Hits GDff . , (.r %-f- jjr~ (1, o)uji,jjn~ tt* pur%ef cin L'it. professional goll the Professional Golf Assm. has reached its lour 11, appears , peak. or we certainly hope so. 71* hitest. announcement for & new stop an the tour is a Lw,ow event slated for November at Flinehurst, North iroluia and th top individual prize IS no less than IDOG S It %A Ill bea two week. 144 hole event We did not really believe the grill game would )Din the otjivor professinnal *sports such as baseball, basket,ball. and iriutball in the wild world of the extra green but such is £ 2-2 at the ck,sed it t termnissian Southern coach Jim Jarrett that there is still a place fc'e the felt h.s team lost tlw game in as the the were trailing having That little ft'lto message Tcirnrn l,awreric'e 5-9 shoed but six points through the fsr"t half hen )Ci. failed to hhn' the game open then cernix guard of Stetson got the cords the had the oppcurtuntt But in the final 10 minutes of across to the folks taking in the A poor shooting night was the title game in the Hatter toe first half the above menuld n Basketball Classic last night. tinned StrLson trio came to life reasion the Moor th e ho"t learn away Irim Lawrence was not the high and before the sntcrmts.srnn break point man in Stetson's 78-69 break came along the host team Only 34 per cent ci! the Southerr. victory over Florida Southern was in charge and in thc lead. shots found the mark In the firs: Florida Southern led 10.6 Sep-i in the chamnrnn.chii game last Lawrerwe and Has)(-m. wrc night but he had a great deal to after the first 10 minutes and their scoring early while temp doing In with the Hatters capturing while their offensive . . % I mams was. grammng man) tht first pljicv trophy in their stepped up a great deal it was not as much as that of the retx)und.o~ in the first 20 minutes ,nwn tournament. In the second hatf with the Lawrence, along wi th Stet. Haters who dumped in 2$ Southern defense trying to halt snn'c big boys 6-7 Billy' points in the final 10 minutes. LauTonce and Hasiem it was string of SteLson reeled off a Williams and fi-F Johnny irl huct'd out with a V illrimc wh were straight points artuall Haslem helped spark a late point scoring surge Thoto 64, sophsurge in the first half of last leading the Mom b% A 10 tvid the net.-i for IS fru more riprupht's came to bring the spread, 30-20 in the firtal po,ints in the wand half and Hieters frorn an early deficit minutes of the ftr.m hall. But the and into command of the Mocs regained it little corn- was the one who .sealed the pnsiirt' in the ftruulrnrnutesand Moos coffin. -. contest another cii . eT 9 IT)e1A1)-.1n the era of the "big mar.' it was nice to see The first 10 minutes cit the game saw the hatters acting the part of the perfect host, and :1 I:! mnqt of his scoring in thil. :rsi, half. ` sup"'rfinished under"'J". '.'ulgame I "' willairros the the high point man with arkerc hitting 11 of 12 shot!, .-orrt the floor and one of four -,.,,-:, the free throvi line Brown, Greene i ova viiiiii a Il • Actnalh . the golf tour has exceeded the other professional gvrts since it's now- possible for one athlete to make $100 (100 for 32 hours of work Figuring the houric rate -,hat would roirle out tro about 13,125 an hour Not bad huh' - . . .. - - 1__~ . es Kept I'll( Orlittido .SporLs Stad[Fum has been telling nf lentiltIVU hxuv chow tuch would be held at that sports complex during 1973. Wt,11, today promoter Malcolm Tail announced 11w dates were no longer trnta tit'e. at least the first OTW. Arid thut f irvt date is Wedric. . . rut the new i-ear should be a dandy It Pits Mike Quarry. ,It( nation's sm-enth ranked heavyweight rantendet, and hul }ucsper of Buffalo. N 'l It will tic the first time a prcifeaslonK) fight was held -live" in Orlando in the last two .years. Young Quarry last made an appearance at the Sports m vih closed circuit TV when he lost to llghthea%l champion Bob F oster in a screened doubleheader. His , I" V. uhammad Au Several preluninary fights will be included on the vard id the entire program should consist of around 40 rounds- (if - ---- V - - _______ t 1 ll -.. N - z_ - _11__I~_ _.= -_ -. _._. - - - - - %.~ ., - . __ __ __ _,_.;4, -_ -__ Julsoom000forojittLE, - 1.4 - v -.,_~%_.i_ I -. - -- _r - - I.- .- -, .- ~ . . __.? , .e, , -"r : I ; ~ a , , , __ I . " Butkus Among MVPA' ' ;_ I 1.;q;4 ; - -------- tt' 111% III It l' %EA Sport% Filitot - .1 , I'--I I ----~_ _~-__, - - -_ _-5- - - ii` - W - ~__l -- ow - - - _ ' L*.X _ .. ~ . , lori(ia solithern College HAIIIIN t o llj\,t ''I'leke'' (;llchrist oil Ills 1. ko ,\j0c, .r,' c0aell .1 111i Jarrett. sljown here haskethall team this scason is th( 'u,ith Gilchrist during Hatter Basketball (lai i at F)'Laiid last night 9 I I .t - - . -&ff_ %"'- 4 . .&&- '61 . - -. --I 111; I P . I , _. . 'Sii"'off"i I- -=X - I . 4 P ~.- . % i ~Vklli . - -. ,-, ~ 4 % , r-110- - %_ .-" i. -1 I . - - ( IU'F\ BA\ ( h Ii . .. ~ . - - -~ - - antu .porL" heroes cotipt'ted with 100 golf pros in the pro-am ttwt kicked off the Glen Carl, ir(' gci1 ,OUT L ci For the HoIls wood c'ov. d it phell hoc Angeles Open V. ed ia IL& sil million binges, and h cane of mut, nesda) The) had tt) pa) OW means Jack Nicklaus will be inn, Bob Hox shows up for each thus ut counting for putts. his rival dropping .~-fofol N Glen Campbell, and Glen 1120.0(Ki half-oncliked ci~ Caniptifiell shows up for Hojw. Hope ont-line quip! at every Tolle Crosb% . . and Hope affairs and And% W11iianis .shows up for inuil-h mitre exclusive. Lacti green both If ttW%"Il SnVIA Up jUt lUb Hi`e ., (-harge 11.91V for a pro-am spo, 'nit I135.000 Glen Umpt)ell- trifurne). S o- it goes. Lob Anglees Opet, starts today and thiely tuive long wailaru. Campbell doesn't underwrite lists To make one of these over the historic His icra Club t tO.tt- 'Tut'l SI once known as s-iugati u- Ai• events in tougher ulin cr.isnhrU., the plain LA nancial Involvement s corri- the Social Herlster ley." It used to bit Open. Now it has the long, hy- p 1rutRt'ly triv ial. The phenated name which makes gt'te Junior Chamber of CoinHope plated with Ins long. sonic people wonder whether merVV IS, tht sponsor. Sunilarl). Unit partrifer. Arnold Palmer. pop Hope Crosbs etc are target), and kept a steads line of chatter it a a oil tournament or d tru'yits ctineert going for the full round. TheIt's the new look of big time V actors are not quite as clever and T Four hundred movie withow, 9jer so:-ripl writers golf-par -busters stKxjttng for it riersollitlltle~. busines_s. 1%.c(yj!Is million and show' people searclung for new exposure. Golf business ha joined show business in holy wedlock. i' more than mu marriage of lose. it's a caw of necessity 3nd cold - '' A Proud Mother ruu:t' in tTh lineup tc draw hi crowds at the kale P& 1,_ . - Itnan Center It I ~ _. _- ~. rq=l I _ .1unt. Cage rtl 'I tit ,%sv w, wit- d Press LAST 'nriple 70, tk'laware 75 lint stra 69. West Chester 56 . ."swri V r,, Vermoirtt 75 oi gate 83. Htmls cross 68 , I \ 4.Tech 116 St, Banas'enture Trinity,Tcz, 54,W. Tex. St. FAR WEST I - . . . _ - - -_ 4 - I _ . - 4. - 'I' -. `11 ~ ___ - __ . - ~ ' - 1 5. i . . R , off larry liruwit too I u r'.thing nothing ( ifl~!vs usually ausiness in the \l \\ I II \\t I's( (I ' \SIhl\(, I(,)\ T d hangs I irrs c h ili, . rIIII side III the le i . (lo;,Iig is II I . ii W.1,411110oll fill- ll •iittitt hltuwnonuLe :: ' 5 enough tonldke(OuAtK)% tans clutch for Ksu.alick at Penn State. did for Cleveland forget f)uant, Wtvutshisn'ume - only (lilt Manning leplac '*' :d I (Id liarLe It at quarterback. - also replaced Ilargett as :*:** learn M\'P Manning comrn pitied his second pro sea.-,-s son with deser%fed tionors 6 Southern Aloes during the Hatter Classic in DeLand. - "`,," I .. . - -'' - - " - ". - _""k " , -,, , - ....,:&C, r-%x t . '- III ' -, - . V, -'I.- 9 - a __-- L " .6 JAL - 0 I `0 * .01 III ----ML"" -~ - • p ''.""' . a - 111111'"Nim M - . aw-, C-Salm so - u1,La.1N T . I" I & - - 0 Fy-: ' - - -. __ -_ - ~ _V__ ~ -, - . ~ ~~_ , J - 0 -. ' 4 - I I IR5,T GAME 1 i-ii I ".I I- r 70 _T .1 -a I I. - " I v .. J. - -, - rr 6.111"I'llil. i *"% . - 4 - It t*4 +_ __ 111- _814. Z 4 4-WV ~_ & - - , i - MJKNMN~.-- --- Gando. J Pena Menchill, 4 ChuCho Chucho Lacd, J Qu,nilo Agustin, 4 -- _ 2 1 o-f,~),fl jo%g f (WRTH GAME - Dout)4" '_o- .otfi Points I Pena eirrigoa. 2 4. f ) w If I . Pd,o. $ STUFFING in a field goal. legally, is Florida , Southern' s "Deke" Pu nI I Arra 7 4 Gfi .l f , , 5, 1'1(,Ff , 6 fookamlo I l"Au(jurrid . a Aquitim ELEVENT14 GAME - Doubin S'vfl Points I Ft ermin Lot 7 Pol- rilp Ped-o I , - • 11 Agustin, - Attune. 4 Equis. 5 Julsto, 6, L&Ca, 7 Cava!irlo v. a own,to T UN I tol GAME - Singleli _ Seven I irc'n Iota I neal. Ganda, I Sayo Mollf'101'CII I C i"( tio,jtirt FIvC 3. jifflainolo Muguerjla; 4 Fgj a (,a la Muguer,a. 6 Mira EIO,, I JulIo Jv4rl , a Manulo Coartin 1`14E ASSOCIATED FIRM AhA Laiii W L Pct 0 a Carolina III 14 "I u Virgini a 77 71 Sn 6R memptilli NeA Yor 6, IA S I ' ( II .1c c' pre CIIS ) Itti'r,(,cr,( 'i'nt I' urtq ntrol c'lvht 1 Check ' r I , ' I'mr, ftrn rain u irk. I.iffitim iWlf, The Wyear-ow. ture will undergo a r ,' To Clemente Fund 'ilui' iruni' hitse ' Pira te Precictent Li in 1 i Ph 11 111 1(1 II , , , resident Nixon haq donated a t,reath and players Stelve IiIa,, Yankee president. said that S1,0(jo to tile ond fmve Giu.sti rnet Wellne-', (*Its was sit timen embarasse.d liffersonal check for If charitable catow-fit of baseball day in Walthington with Preii. I ii. I star Itollit-rito Clemen,tler. missing dent N aftet earliery ears of power, and presumed (lead in a plane . I' R 'Ill In ilSSj ''1 '!'? " -it - f I1i ' $12 million less Uiuin were iiix.al (rl,lfer; Am(wmticon ar.('Its paid for tile franchine in %lit,aw-flihile. choloorks The money will go to relieve riouring in Wedneiday to munired the est,ablishment ,-if 1964 Altirke said that the net. %urvivors of (lit, Nicaraguan .. the WortId Opea Gnit Champiorwork -brokv even" over ill( , arioto charialLable funds el.11,_ N.It FC('flFfI l5111),i'ø years ('US had some financial. tabhistwcl in I'itlsburgh in CleItiente's 'Iresirn of a 3;rt.s going with 1111AAM the .iinmentc"i honor lY profitable seasons, said the ramp for txiyn in his nati v e ner new owner. Ptierto Ifico. NEW ORLEANS - Owner -11's just untioelievable," said 'llie change of ownership o hn ecom e mu ld ituuth ()rhmon, who opened the uin't mean a change of Ic' Clemente was believed killed first tiatch of mad at the office retain TD. Robert-ii as head tioll, insisted tile Flew owners lit last Sunday while accolli- , - rteams SainLA h ja yil-pes, roach of the New () . it press conference. pan~ Ing it plane load of the Nat,on,fl Football, supplies sjxiinsfor of the Clemente-Nica- of Y a nkees from Puerto Rico to Nicaragua. ra inn 1.' l,eaue d'snite he'.rY ankee Clevecriticism leveled at Rober-i land shipbuilder George Stein. Recognized 113 one, of base. 'I wrAild gums this Morning (hzing the Satnts 2.11.1 wascin brt tint r another of the new tuhl ii gri sits in his 18 we ' v e received atotit mo let. in N boosses "and. they should al. .easorvi With tile PItt.sburgh PI. ters," stw said. -They're rrmt. NEW YORK - The ARC ways be winners. We don't Plan rates, Clemente is survived by ly checks from adults. I just television network announced it to move anywhere except his wife. Vera. and three sorts: ripened one envelope I a had bought the 1,,. S television up%uirtl in the standings Roberto Jr 8 1 uts 7 and I' ci k I(It$1 ngtiu to the I74 Summer Steinbrenntr and (lit rest tip. riqut. -i ' 01)mpwi ,it .in unprocifittlentefl preritly plan to leave full control . .11 r)orlation.% were Aso being a, 11 ;X~l " 't 1- ,13'.I.i,4;r, in tile hands of the sea.wned A group of 70 Pirate officials, I i. , Burkt pla yers and front office ior Names of the other new o,Ari. kers were to fly today from ers were not inunedlately dis- Pittsburgh to Puerto Rico to . • • sa id uitit H ma- eonso,u. ,.c clo ed. L)Urle S-tim (tOSt'Si. Jority of them were from outside the New York area, how. A know it will be a struggle ever, for them to continue without Ilie deal wits sparked when him." teammate Willie Stargell Burke and Steinbrinner were said earlier this week I hpt introduced through a mutual there is something we can (to " lief Fund, estat)Iistwcl here la": request s Entr es i In addiii:, t.r lir.stt' ball club had set up another fund to build a sports camp f.-,r tx)ys in Nerto Rico. one r,f Cie. in-rite's longtime goals Meanwhile. the Allegherv-. (';UnIY cotnmissionetsnaujf.-clared today a day of mournim, c'I i memorial service for ('lenwnle was scheduled in the ,ini'. u-,i'?i'.,, - will hold its third charity night • NINTH RACE - Itt ft I LiX' of the season tonight at 8 P.M. PuP. 2 Dorn@ E . I Nedif N,r,a I 8 c Be. S Z.fh.c 6 lucre is a regular 12 race Oer prograin scheduled and all 1)1 On eetLs will be turned over to TENTH R ACE S 16 5 I , r tit(, state of Floridas Bicenturel Mr PiQith S Yortag. krinial I XpOSitiOfl Committee This is the second season the EIt, I Poor 1re ELEVENTH RACE - - 5 16 A 1 special benefit night has be-en 11.10minittee netted more than $1200000 I'lie fifth race is the special feature race of the evening and It. L. Hoones Greg Wayne, _________________________I " ! Sugar Loaf ~ W-Ser. 6 Lad, Let ? Nara fr5ffl5 S Edd e 4-la:, 1111EL-11 1H RACE - 11 C i Clia" tlere, PIouu S 26 iso 13 OIaO 25 16 610 Denver 22 I? IItifl4 , Mol I L fl'l'eI 6 Catlles 1 W(W J(jsv, lballa Gands. Lilu 7 Marviri Yla, ArI& Gandi, Rene Pedrosa. Ercitaill, Toni 4 ctiu(ho ioni, ItAromar,oreii, Juan 6 Allviii,it i uslit, Fermin Cabollero, A Ira Ilordro ? Ila ifo Jo%&. Rene Yla, Arlo Toni I (,arila I Maciolo AIJISI 7 CPu'P.o Pu-do S fl Qienilu 1.111w),% 1,10fro I juloto. (4640114fro. chu0K) 10 Juarl, AAanolo, Gotrila I? 25 III iO f 1.IuPtI 12 fT . Gaili Cat)allero, julito )uan, il 289 3. I _1. Sevtn al Greyhounds are now 'irrivinlo from (lie Taililla 6 Vrolair. Shad, Dilikvia Pronv? Greyhound Track and several still be epteri d this steeke nut u'i u venture. 's, Liriv Y.orie SOKC e nnels compliment K 11 Ed&#Haly. Older Iii I.,111ir their kennels with ra(iiors from Hollor that track. C,1 0 u% Mitu Montague PIun, Brit Off JIM Race - No I iGrtv TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Edw ar d s -.-,,-. I _N,, , Atlantic Division j&niv, 4 Istilkleto Shiiii,owns. s Nitirlt 10 I en 260 It'i 162 1 I r)rlfo,l 'it,41110 Fl urtiallo DIvollon 30 iii nif 24 11 "y S Ii 11 Houston at Crticavo 011 , 1' (I '14'S uS I] )0 )01 19, I to )o Iso it Thursday a Games S(hI'(julCtl I 903 W. 3rd Street 322-1898 .- - , - ~I vo"I'llce - 2 liullth It , I Hard Pilly, 4 "*- lauti, S lil aradise Magic, 6 Artill and MV11C. ? Lanny mir caui, • Po*.r Arms 0r /` 0 I 9 , I 1. I - ____ -_ 1'~ .. J"RIFORD-0 0ERLMDO KEMEL CLUB • Post Tim. a P.M. PAon thru NUIlinces - Wed.* Sat.* 1 - 43 PA, Manda-Y Matingliiii Start -Jan. 2a) 0( oitd Circuit V iS 00 late boubtui Valet Parking 0 Resorwationi - 93040 • New a of 7 (" - ItI SORRY NO i_ W Miles north . Orlando betwean4W StJS I recirs "f Deflate. 7 Dakofm Peanut, i Rip% 005 Ci-u- I - v f. . . _: 14L - - - _. ,.: ~ - . ..- i I Ady --. Gdf0f - 4 PAIII Gibson, 5 soilvoli Dolly I ~ . 6 Ton Shfillider, ? Grton Bow, a ~ ~ Exlendino 16 C I I - -_ . .i a SE VENTH RACE - - Thumblina, 4 Min@ata Limerick , S G M S YO YO, 6 MW,Iivd U ' Pacific Los Antlelet Golden Stalo WMIA13 BUY VVHERE VOUR CQLLAR 00€ S FARTHER , Western Conleffence Midwest Division milwaul, ort, 29 11 too 11 IF " " D'-tccnl S ttrc-ak $1. J.. Prilloidelphitil i 36 Wt is Central Division flalti"loire 23 16 sto Atlanta 22 19 S I ) Houston S I I? 20 4sg 11 $10 "'i * I -I&BU I Lo" N - FOURTH RACE S 16 D I fN L 5 babelle. ) a i Ijr@qj#, j , . . . I Garl, The Svff#r, 4 jollathwis * : - Z .I U~ I % Pr -(IV S coffilgh at'lli. Ill War -_ _ - ~ Demon, ? Prince Gosip, a More -1 - - 4 Heart Talk _. li- Ill 114 NACF S I&A, (hicen 7 Yolk , r4lIk, I ~ % ~ Mafia THIRD PACE S laM I jan Slu-vent, 7 Alice Hoofer, I Mar litul' , per sheet F rev' Tube of B ig Stick pa nel adhesive w ith 6 Nr,ghbokw, Heii, Dolly. Eitlendmq ? K% Zftol, Lamif Noll: Coul. Po*r, NBA Eatlern CUOIIcIrICC Juin PP'O.nI* II Jululo MencOs L,jua ftiitticla From $ Mid I'aul Scheeles Pinky I)iiwr SELECTION% art, tile early favorites i'owin I W.IPd AICCn?, L.ie Ih -the Trophy bash, C rile other Grade A event oil thi card is thi 11th (lie SU on(I 1 ian St eve ns , Auc Hoq-Iti half of tile late daily double and I Pd 1 5 ft ibetie War DemO" Austins Eddie Hazy will be Diterle seeking his third win Ili that it Sj Greg Warne. Whole Thumblina contest. NAWdled Up I , , l Ascent AS Pu-thutn, I Donna Mar. t.tutOfl,SMinn,eMuIIu-r, d A . 6) I (jig liii 7 Berkicy Sos. I. K% Xncknack, 4 Senor Joe. S Jode 6 Hat e s Go. J6Ck Henry, I Great hutday'i Games Huftfilo TMI Ae=444- &L e I Mon?v Piiyue - firooti, SELECTIONS Allvna Cobalt tro, 5 juiau ii.,ii,iche, ' C,.tt I lorri 4. 4 '" v " ..u1 yearn otViii Rut VA..M It IXAq the lirnt tin- ' Neill a-likitigned Ito (Pperate the since thr network lakefilver. the that the Y,inkepq had failed ,., tram. nest,ollated tile purf-hane New Y(irkern have finkhed m r1raw a millirm in a va"_qin,- -, with Ills foriner Iformit, Willialn higtifer 11jan third in the Ameri. the Spirnrld Wr,rld War Ilaley. I)rpqltlo,nl (if tile,network f .on I.eague, -Manager Ra;ph Honk. w~,rnd a thrø yar a7,nqprn nntr4 ' 1.tc' Iat ;uirrj-n Go I thp r-Tt ,-if !I,.- r,r ;o,iniiA#,,x forme r NO 'a (#, V(kl,o Toril. A ol(a L woo. I 5 lbarra P.Airriffia. 6 Iluirke it fical with CIIs wedllenday. The s flu (.111 pulled ii off thu deal for C relatively it op price bvca ugf- tile ('Its network I S Sala Yt*. 6 I flr'lfjla Ton. .- I -_ A P,i,14'l!fe-II I i.1( Angel Five Points F1rnaMuqv"la ) ManoloAguslin, 4 Qum-lo ivoin S Alluria rio,ri, 6 ~ . 1 - (,ilchr,st v. ho pla) d hi junior college ball fin Joe Sterling's Semii*uie !Ilocs despite his 6-4 height 4 seven i- - lk,, 6 - , Peru' JO'.t 3 ' Owbirs barre jarloe _" Doubleoif -1 THIRD GAME Sot,vorf, Point-. I Attv I"Wiroid I II 3 Rayo TWELI Ill GAME Doublet Se v en I'n nit I AIt,,n LU1t 2 Fiit' SU-VUNIt4 GAAAE Double% F ove 110,nIS I Welle Y18, 2 Art# Toril I At%,,#- 1 Pecloross A Li:u Halitsda S E,doin m baloo Jose. I P.Aaruri Zarre I Alt& serviiva I II 1~ By 0ffl Doubl,t I'aVida. 5 Lllu lono, 6 Maruri I'voross. I fbarre Cando. I Sala - 13engoa DoLuIri Akfi SECOND rpAMF . - van Pc.nls Art# Gandi. 2 I ngal Ju%e, 3 Lolu BenUO6. 4 . .. - .roots Peoraiia. s maru,s Yta. 6 - V (_ ________ I ' - - +14 I . -__ 91111Z _i_ ' . I Dallas at GAME Uufl . - * Standings li-... A'ro ,iu.in TONIGHT'S ENTRIES tin Nt 'turk Yankee ship and tile .11lave, Flew ( . aWairl .4terti clear otalling filiell(l. "Wi, think we (-lilt take all tile marbles lit 197.1." tile IIIodI.qjj. itrIyh1uir.9l Iluirku' calul sifter huic I 1114111 hti 1114 It unip t' 4 control (of tile American I A'IIV,111- 1 1'' 'riru''' rdt' San Diruo at In(liana ' -__ 0, ai A I - -. • tract wi-re not disclosed. T 4W - . - _________ Orlando wSeminole ai - Mirtinel friend arid t'';iri chici uiri' Ph' 11) The Associated Press oth(.1 calle Of one tearn fill(TA.N1 I'A. Fla 1)(.Ilfl,.s T. a inan ganization intact. horns) trading off Fryiel, art- hule(t of lilt- Un. %A lilt becornes a standout wersily of Tampa defer-se was w. ,Ih an,Aher !u:i:., It wa:; . TENNIS fl"Iffold ' ll-~- Spartan%' ].lilt hloot. rough ycar for the Eagles SYDNEY. Australis Hoss I)all il.oaull. ti Lust Upset fourth seeded Alex mmlissduslls lii 111 AMI '-i Iowa Earl Ilru c Metreseli of Russia and be- who took Tampa University to a ST LOVIS Ernie Mit Mil. (--;fill(- ()lie of seven Australians ho%io I gaine in fits only season as Ian, olk'nsis e tackle fliis to aivamire to the quarter-finals it head coach, was niuimied head 1"-vear s t'teran continues to of the $19.000 New South Wales football Coach at Iuw'i State 141 bf-* aniont! till- bf-I in hi,~ Open Tennis C'bampionship Universitv -I I I Iii. • ef University of Tampa football program When I learned coach %`: Bruce wits "*' Iiiediatcly considered present staff members for the Job," . _~ . fensise coordinator Fi%e days ater iny responsibility is ill(tuut4ul program,- the 13-year-old gridiron specialist .-,aid. I )r U I) Owens president slc nt of the University of Tampa, said the selection of his university's lith head football coach "guaranteed the continued upo- Dcu A - Z- _ ,_ - • Sports In ________________________________________ ,1 TA,\IPA. Fla. IAP)-The University of Tampa nained its third nv. head football coach in as many )-ears Wednestlity, but instead of importing tile riciircuti chief it re hed h((1 Uhuni its own ranks of assistants to pick lh-nnis T. Fryzel. FrPel served its defensive coach under head coach iide liruec during the 1972 season. Bruce resigned Tuesday to it(:. CC[) State Uni versity after guiding SparLins to a 4-2 regul season record and a 21-10 Taniterine Howl victory over Kent State during his brief tenure. inted to fill the spot va cated by ltill Fulcher, who succeeded Fran (-urui when he left for Miami Fulcher is now at Georgia Tech arid ('un-i huts moved on this .vear to the University of Kentuckv. Fryzel , said it %,its difficult to bc!:cve how rapidly his mach. ing career has changed. .... _ AUCKLANI). Australia N E W YO I i K Iton John. BASEBALL Alistralia's KvI Nagle. playirItion. running back lie I,he. NI-.Vi YORK - The New York wit i .iii injured It ft i xiw fired coming a pe' r c' a iii a 1 1 .tixi. Vu ccliii ,(I.iy ,unuI siulti ii \'.unkeu. s were sold for $10 I 1 sard season rusher ,ln(I (Loll _W4I%r (ito for the Into it foiir i comitantly. onto (it the million to a group headed bit. thit first round (If thu $i 000 arne s fine ct tuu Yankee ['resident sident \1it hat I Burke, who assurred fans arid ,N111matingarim Tauranga Golf Ill lII luI I Pill lldr(il(1 staff that the club would remain bunt ' i - -, . .- I I I 2 It . *4 - ! ]I* 1 , ~ _:i __~-`.moo: 000000~ ~_ I 't 1 _,__~ .---. - - _. Ii %'() 11K t Al I 3e is T anKee inTereST J ac I DALLAS %%'all back Tht. ~__ - - L)ek e '' (,ilchrist ctime is spent under the board,s as he is N OT ALL of ." , Blackout Is L f '. ii F , _m - SuperBowl Denver 71, Wash, St 63 Wisconsin 72, Pitt 70 Retil-ands 81. Cal Tech 43 t nnnectwut 60. New RampCal-Irvine 72. Mbealester. -.*~(- 54 ''.tnt col 102, Dartmouth!sltnn ¶'. econuniics AME%"M Crootwor Bing Crusbi) starte 11 Senior Bowl i tit all with the ('rostiv Clambiiik' . oledo 102, St Francis. Pa. 75 ("harnpienship ( )!Ito U. 86. Valparlso 68 in 10-1r T'wr. Bob tio1w got into Michagan St. 86, Sjutb Alb* the act 0wipbel.l. the popular r.astern Kentucky 74. Da)lon bama 78 singer. added his pres4e to LOS ANGELE-S i AP I -The National Football League. as70 sttred of a sellout cruivid for Super Bowl VII on Jan. 14. has Consolation (Ilicago Lovola 77. Detroit 68 this traditional tour opener. MLn. St. 77, Hawaii M Cent. Mich. 94. East, M. 90. Dean Martin has a tourriartient litted local televisiun blackout ot the National Fo( HaVier Classir IAoague championship playoff for the firin Ume. at Tucwn, And), Williarris at OT Cbamplunshlp Faild assurance canie Wednesday 0iien the participatins' San Diego. Jackie Gleason al MiarTu. Ohifii`5, Xavier. Otuc) Stetsari 4 8, Fla. Southern 614 and clubs, Miami and Wastunrion, rtported bale of their alltx:bFort Launderdale Fla. 67 I2.0W tickets, each, The ganie will be televLwd of Lions Dann% Thomas at Memphis. Marquette 67. Butle Bucknell 91, St. Petem N.J. nauutuilly by NBC. It you sing or crack pkes for Indiana 94. Rall St. 71 "Heck,"said a spokoesman for 1A)s Angeles Menwrial CohIU=is St. 103, ISU -Nerw Or. 75 a living, you've got a head start Minim we cc had 24.5W inquiries for tickets since last o' a rich at being the leans 96 01 Starch whien we learned Ole i,ame ,A ould be played hert. In Southern Ill 79. Evansville 62 golf tournarnient. The reaifotm~ CAPTAINS USAY ~'JVL that muny in We tloifit we*-fact, we* ve had AIR FORCE ACADEMY. the extravagant imoderriday SOL-111 Conmiisslorwr Pete Ror.elle , of the 'FL 1iflnOtJit1 list Tom Senior by AP Blase purses are made possible Oral Roberts 81 Marshall 76 Cob cpciubet ulai air '611,1111'. kvut thifa lr~s czir.c,4 ,=cache!the first of St Louis. Mo . is captain of tvIebnty p")-am tourriwneijLs. Wake Forest U. V`Ml 57 y six tdnKS would be Lifted if the game was sold out 1 S Carolina 81. Lafayette 4$ the t S Air Force Academy staged on the day before cacti basketball team advance. tournament. It takes big names Clemson 75, Niagara 68 .: who gets the ret s' -i' - , La Tech 65. NE IA. 52 \'irginw 80 Duke 74 OT I)ncisnun j0, Win. & Mary- 58 SOI"FHWEST II)e Cithidel 61, Arkansas St. 1, . , it o! till proudest p,tooplt, in . . of Glenn Wilkes, the coach a! the Ste icon Hatters who .asl rught defeiitk Flonda Southern in the championstup ; 'imil" of ttx- annual Hattem' (lassic in DeLand. Mrs. Prancis Wilkes & teacher at Soutrisidr EiritieliUir;o -.,-1iouI in Sanford on Magnolia Avt.. will tw retiring this , Bruce I ______ .0 11 ~ w 1I (.R1 Succeeds . . .- soe'ct-r-iy Ic (irst.ycar fli,afl llillsdjjjj (oulc'ie It is probably even more unusual for a kickur to & named . IVP than for .1 rookie to Let the' honor. ;___ - if - able. __ -I.- have felt he was dispen.s' The Falcons would (1I.* - - -_ - - - ft , 3 - ••\ ae llampATl.ANT: ton running tuck The li'k ers, who traded him. ma -' . shwwn here in the backeourt helping to set up a pla% for the FlorIi da Bc . one of the great quarterhack sacers of the at .- -- Frvzel I di IensR e end I rnerjng 'v ,, I uire referred I) Nialion, 6-foot-7 lWiler junior, / '. -_ _ ________ --t ~_ - . t lilt 't( a I )k I hiiiIIii Middle lilleh;Ickel A repeatt-rSecorld Still to;IN %%as Bobby lloijQoass Dotiglass is to the Itt or offe nse I" Iu ttut it di fense Ever%thing . DETROIT Larr% Hand. '* . - - % U \" J IL 111.1\ 1-,.[:!t I I "! . ton ill part', but it %%ill ni! : his leallinlatei The\ 11.11"", him tile \%inner of tile NI , ' * 197'.! Third l)on in';! smbolie of the ti'am's a. . fliv Third Illo%%n hali t're filled out b y the l'' ers. on I It e I r rvs pet:I i ~ I, learns, Ili .I poll taken It% Nvio%spaper Enterprise As~,, elation The other National Conft-i - -' Starts "73 Pro Tour -- ,, -. At one time Kasper held ttut' light-heavyweight championship of the New' England 'T'ickets, for the show are on sale at thot Sports Stadium -..-inp todall . 7"he Stadium is kwated orff SR 50, ens! of I P.,j.",j . ITT.— Giants for l-'ran T.irkvnton Ili anticipation that the \t,l cran quarterback %kotild If ,.,! them to a champion,hip The Vikitic, h ii . \% i \ - a .. ; 1. livior I iNI N . \. .. . *4 4% "^"W-1dftW.,M,, - N E W Yo I Z K , % f ____________________ en Campell Open L*Ists Tarkenton, FC :_! - Kwqwr wil! have a weight advantage over Quarr~ ir, G ., (1'srIT%sn Mould I .100 , Lot - I - -, , -ales at 181 Kacper, while not well known in boxing circles V Ili-, players Iii witiiiln (heIr ninth In a .('tti ."il cI.u1I(hin of do......1 niii. tIn' Warriors slpeuI out a %five-plointButIvrleadlit rA4si tilt u oni iitt e xulntn in it, Closing 111111tilf's ]'%%It I)ll%kels by Alliv Mt-Guirr madf 141-6.5. 1114.11 Dave Dirsillall "oll lilt,i:amv with two free throw1l ' l.tst Second 5)101 11) huller S l ot I tin I uIlu 41 'fl till, liii till, I)II/11,1 "oulldvil Woo %%ury fortimale to win," s .%ifi. -I;uiry said later jifter lit, had cillined do%fion. "' I' ll(-) - put pres. uiru' on us. I lhouutht Mason did Itit juiti tln' best . . it * I . . ~~ ' ~! 1:41 him 41111 fill fouls, hot "to -L j I . ) 1~ ; ___ .-.-- New Bosses Hopefu/ .:r . Iloo, po%od -- ,:. .' thin gu't thu hell oiit,' Ilewsillell 11- PR 0 P0 t I U STA DIUM - v:': , . \ - -. 0 , . Win - - - F I.JI i I IF', 1, I #I h' ii;'ii' c Ii ilsui u tu,ivikr ''ih ( ,rotiri i '. 'r V,jqq ,,iiqiri q Hsidgc'r, who I i,iIgr, lI Ill) II 1111 p it lilt I I In ihilt hut tic' u oreti fort ed ?lnrquc'ht to 'ri Iwo IMfflyc'tIt' ' t and Mi' h,nn ( Iqqtr In, wc'pr c'u tated I're' pnrI Vrtte'r 15 t"uhtitn. n"i onul to Ehrc't'n 72. ovc'rihii,c'n to ts'iI ttwiui lnnt Stat" won ht ne',M clrahght Al Mi( fflre lost tim cool Iii (?i'aI Hot,eiin rIfr:id MirLarry MiNu'ItI wan high for Satittilay, ntiailc'cl PUt 1270. h.liday tourney. tuecifiog South Iuullnntip'ulk of the hall I-7. Virginia Tech b'' l"ur Ihi' Iir't ilmi' n,imii' Mnrquc'tlr' with 21 VIrginia riuIll.'d Irotci it I4 Alabama in Itie ?Inii Ft'irffl /c'nttite ' 11 ant4'r 401114 lecall. tillurn It of the Mnrqitetti w:iq the 0th) tc'curi, tkfir it and t"at thike IVI-74 In cerulor tto.l F 'cur c!ra;ght Vc'fltuli'ky triçp.d T)l4ytOvl 74,f ;iiiis nIt n untl000ll) titiril rank In tlii Aciuu Inteul I'rc'nn lop len ,, ,prth,np while l4uuJg ( olIn of lpackc'tq hi Mic' ftot,thcin the 1i.'nv.'r topped Wanhlngtno lion flt the 'c'c oral Illincuin Staic n( r,rpd 1 1iru?n in ''I Mat quit Iii' t'rnrnc'y n W'ct Valuahl. Flay SVnrrinrq tu qi c' Fiction anqlStetq,,n , . c State 71-41. wr,ftø Ten, No 14 Alatnunn whipped ii 1(11 .IR tivc'rthinc' Irluniph river c'r pti.,e,, ,'i; • mm PceIuincI in I ititiuui ii the ulnuir anut harrc'.I •1(..rf (iasnfr. repiurtc't from the ulrcsnlng Flotilla flil-50, and No, 20 I.SU.Uew Orleacin ti-w nerond half Alttugc'ther, F!t I 11141111 lit ter lilt,Warriorli barely 111flinall rolilifoll 11all State 91-71 Kevin .Illy( - tallirill 21 joilit1q. Ittiltinvin firmed ?A If or tho rliririda Smithorn 7&0;q iii in i'u ul fl ful %Iu tot) o v er - unranked Ihitler Weulrwndity to pl I c-own-in 40 % cars. literftlh' F-clul"cl OtO "Ottle opposition halov erwhelmed r'sor it 7f4 l,"rilt PA811 Pa-# Iva, rier_______ -. - y A " _________ -4 - eason ____________________________________- _r ' ' After 'Upset Al McGuire 0% 07*,6 M . Baker with 14 points and Dieke Gilchrist and Bob Smith each had 10, Gilchrist is the former Seminole Junior Colic e act whn is one ci' the leading point mhkerl; an the team and lead--, the team in rebounding as we In the consolation game Bucknell, lrwx to Stewn bto . ' "ne point in their first round meeting, demolished St Peter's q9-78. Bucknell put no less than Morrall replaved in3ured quauru ruic I Rcuh Grie.cc in the fifth glinit o! ,It( .twason and . , ,Ø.IP1F" L Il kii __~& % - P ' - - true - " - i*Wt 'tu line p:-i:K- vvL1t.L,; to L11"t-c" ~!)t B% BRUCE 1,01AIT"I phim, the rest of the way to it Associated Prrsf. Sporti, % riter NFIX YORK - AP I - I.jirr% perfect 14-0 serson and to the American Conference East Brown of the Washington Redskins, who ran around and ever championship. Cscirika was the wi,ves of tacklers. and Mean mairL,;ui% of Miami's recordhe setting *ground attack as .I oe Greene, fli made waves a! tackles, were named today' Thc' bulled for 1,117 yardm, second only to Simpson in the AFC Associated Press Plavers of the Closest to Greene'.-~ 37 volm in YeHr in thie National Foottwill ..he def ensive balloting were hague. Brown. the running back who linebackers Nick Buoniconti ill rolled up 1.216 yards it) lead the Miami with eight and Chrus Hnnbtwge of Vu achingicin i1h \atinn4il Ccrnfcrenc't and helped itt Har c'. Carter seven. followed by defensive carry thu Redskins it, the NFC WIth Paul Kerr's 14 leading the wa% . tackk%s Bob 1,01% of . Dallas championship, arriassed 41 of a high for St Offensive four and Merlin* Ol.sen of Los N the 67 votes for .TL i eer Angeles with three Plaer of the Year cast 11% a ii th 0 1CtSO On) a minor leg irjur nationwide pant] of pro football sm%on which fnrcvd Coach George Alwriters. rG FT A To tell t rif ben ch Brown f or the It InaI STETSON And Greene, the tackie who in wuuw' 1c o games of the s anchored the Steeltrc line ° : 3 14 t preparation for the pIAy0ff5`- i-SwrOnct ,r"1 kept Brown from winning the backs running for their lives '-4a'p" 'SI' 1. rushing Utit. and running hacks looking for ' I Sotoill 11 1-4 Still. Brown won plenty of 11 places to hide, garnered 32 of 00 C 0 vothe recrignitior, tin his own the 67 , votes cast uk easily take And when the fourth-ye'ar Pr NFL Defensive Player of the 71 it 6 - -u. • )'ear honors frorro Kansas Suitt, heard himThere wasa three-was tie tor self compared tm other brilliant rLs. sOuTHI" C. : . runner-up in the offensii,to catc- running bucks like Jim Brown "I" antI C;alt' Sayers. he replied us 0.3 Simpson of Buff mdc "IA-1 rile be myself IA't me lotrawr, and' F-arl M-irrall and Larry 4.4 A 0 Csunka of Miami received fiet' succeed or fall on niy tact- as C,rPC'O 3 ( Brown withal.lt king R ere 3 D 0 4, aplect .l.Urr%r ' ' ' Simpson provided the Bills compared to others I Just want ii•ie' r"r with most ci! their offense and, to be my own man Gret-rit-, who led ij, defens,e Smith surpassing the injured brown in 5 0-0 I cC " ' that helped bring P1 Lcburgh its TOTALS the regular season's final P-the 21 di ..miric at- Ccurifcrt nc-c' Central Soulhc'n' utit with 21 '-ti'd-! ,; - ,.-.v "t 'r _ - 4 --__-------_-._ ir ________ . 1'. I Issied his only shot from the free throit line to finish with " '_ , is 'jowrenor finished I a V .., .., ,,S,,M-. -..~O_ k "tpf" tallies. . UC1 ,00, oo.'st, 0 4-U. -% I,,*. I ,in '• - ""ke' Share Honors - . , ' -- Cg%&* _______ );,,t . 't. Classic I rr 'J.,j Iv I Ih MINM % �. - ';c to; d $-4c j.". - - 'elt say. Jan. 4. lS'73 Student Missionaries _________ . i_ - Pastor 's Daughter In Quake H JANE ihe t1ondura border There are 'Well that quake was at about Assl:LBERR\ houccct nut, and IiL ;ht tI'i'tI. 14 I It ~_M~_ i,' place chaking but not had a time, This time it (lid it the r' nothing serioUs hut te n: roads through the jungle 12t( and we went back to bed sort of euricrn as In bo onneeting them with the In a half hour. I said ti Jim. If gruund IbuId fN'l. Pastor and Rnnaln it happen'. apaiti we better go Seelcy n' the Sanford Seventh- capital Whet'. Sandra and Jim left for outside for safet. so I got my "At I 31i p.m. we wokeup :I;: Adventist Church received nrd W(4Inp.MjioL from his ?- X warngua Adventists in -. car-old thiughtir. Sandra. and Sanford and Ibeljind rhurcbe-' ,._ i('(7P '1( hrr husband. JamesHnwkin. prnvidrd them wilt. : t fl(V W;I I' - -udent missionaries in genrri'n: it rtr(•'.iflI i'k'• .....__-V .to the tnrIt \ic'arn ua fu ;lfVa5tflttflfl rt'sultinrntrh Il n ~ I I ~___1-""` :h ''I'll''-,,'ll''''I'lll,'',....Il~ . IN 11 713 -~ . - W ~, as not been functioning ir.d middle of the night with a star', 'hi letter which she began Decthe whole house wa shkir. wa sent with someone and in thi' big medicine cahsn ':.t'inz' the rniintm and niailed sincthlr, sill Sb" nr'. wp - 1 Coral Gsihte jingling again, vat nthc Tht v Although the ynun couple Is first thins 'nr1hquuki living at Frzinrth Sirp. :. ne •- "t the The tremv L project established b ~ I I 4 .': '' r''ti'' i 1 _. I 4 _______ ' .' '' Li,.. ....- - S , 1k: 4 V.'ilsnr, was enlisted b Sgt ItiI .ierui. whosI ofhri i iucattci sit 52(' \urth f)riifU't . 14hr. A , , 1t-4n torN' of inn range ban Iiwr& ant, intvrcontlnenui4 tISilIlStL niic.ciIr. Hi previnush served Is*ime Mr Fork-! ut Murph S tation. AissLa Tin' iieutt'nsint v.111 rt)fliiiisiiitit(i fiLl tipur in 'ruittusatseri from Officer TIIIflItW School lit ticlliinti J1t. A l9E'. gradualt' of Seminole .S.rhuol, hi' earned hi ft hgrt't in husimrs lit 1!17! Sit State tinivt'rsit \turr; !i u. wife, /ni , i the 0 \lr atul Mr & l ti!t0t., 'I Cliii. S . IUI g Kin g e ' trir at't!i dut . TnnIith ,_ j ,trnum' - Staff Sergeant }k'nr 1 lint. sot4 of sIr. LttV.'utrti I )t'LUft'ht'll of V. it. part Si,ll )tnat, IiiI$.ar Ittot. 11,it recent trrnnsni :-unthir'trc t> the Second Mobile ( r (I t1 Cii it fl, ti t at (itt headquartered ill, nitirt Ab, C.vriiuin' Sergt'rnil Hof is n radii repair terhInIrian with the second tiuibih conitint ii! ft viniunirattuns group' it the C:nmi'orrt glittuil Mr ti,uiiu'iitiun Servii' smc the nril group a! Its land based it. :- a' lt '.b * ttL' ' I P b -' - • t' Svrgeiii n'ri. _ f .,''. ". titit in ' V ittflhtlli ,,: '.' - to ;Ito, wilt lit'rtieirt. i till of Mrs I.izt A \ am. ares.'- St. (tlnwr, 'i,:. - s.t.i 50 .-. • .': ChOCOI.I' - - L :nt Stute''tiriin- 0I-IV, lit i'n1itr-.t it ta 1I has It'1ivtd 1.nlistziient rum. and will report lot it tt4.t tin" ii' flu Marlin urp 'i ''tU1t I i-q1'Wtt - I'IIFTIP' I lafltt tutu Cari,litui nit IJt't 4 Irvi' wit'- enhcud tn h' flu' .liruzs wtiost' tiFfit.1 ted 52( \orth (truiIil't' 'tiIit:, Orlunutit I .tiltstevs ii: titi- Marine I8( hias l.h.vt'ti iriss' I.nhstn it'rr Ptogrsin1 i-un joir ull: for artive dul% fir ft;,111. 1i1*1 r IN BANKING p I " ' TO 'tir - - J.V' I. Vdf( I r no i D Iii - °rn 0iA - tOLIP. W n" - ". L '- .. - / -' ' b?flutiP\', •-- 0 .' . f - 1 HERE'S HOW IT W ORKS: tlnttett - . 1 I •CAJfl' 1i_' mthi' tIA. CDUP4'b-. pIKwmr''te! W?F t. potI! W'm' lund a?.' p ' ,I'4!t -edI.'m' Dw.- .ar?' - - - .: - ' - . - -- - - !. - - I i 13 I f - . -1 - -. - V."w•'mr •- ti's, - COUNT DIPLArP k . . - 11 _______________________________ - u'n -tdtA Wtlio 1;- , ' - mstr 0.. t. 5 4 ' s double knit Men' tullhip, , L IN I•. " .!- '-i '' V .c . sport coats. Special ' lix 0 647 -.- I 0 - j' -. - I" \O 0 4'A.J 17 , - , - , '"i' PU , ,,, - ,, - - :'' .. 's 2 - •: - - • 0' , I.,,\. .¶ ArK' '' Ii. ,1Ifl'?L '0IyIa.. JI"." 5Pm' t}t hult, ,-- .i . All Mn .imi m el -.41 . I ..#","J'1,." ",- --mr? 04, I L-...' ' - fl nIwy' looks Ire..' i ... '' - I - --. - I -. of foci.'. ' - Sale plicuss effective thiu Saturday mer Special of , i'}I' column b', : In- 11eL Too small tar dfl ad to t- noticed or etlenrtive' 'fl r' riracf,run th i!)I - mean!, SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AN?? LOAN ASSOCIATION A7 T-lf WINTER, PARK MALL 0 119 1 I 399 - '.'' iti,rt 54*Ves anD I)t t-5i'iiD it f ' L - -%". , 1#4 ;o. _: . I - I'll. .. . - .2 - -r Ins pected : .,.. I Vt,.'n it I' I' ri' Ia III(Jtflri.it pulls in - - Into his fav'irit" service station giisol c- 1 -, . -' - . r' -, fr 1:1:-sip ;..o.''.n*' .'I- Psi; l\ 11 'iir.'asly been 11 there: ~ ff a / ,t rois'uui inspector front the The ,l.i 'i-S tfl 4 g.i .1li h' VOl Florida I apart tiieflt t int-ai' t uusI unbroken. i'tf riutist / Aitrll- tilttir,' suniul (onsuoler that the that cannot h' Si'rvb's's ruusinipulateri The Inspector -1 ' ! I )mn' of his I,;,cl U,Ic is a five. us', i-Iw-k.c the (lfldttiOfl of i%• - I :s'l!t'n ti:r::'tr" -ii' P'r:mtr''I 1is ItItit' 'kvu r •arh sirr' , - ''" the' , 's,'.it flfl5ijfl3 l"li'r ii'T •.l!r.rnatlr '•'1 . - _".'',' o.. - lv ' -&); , r,rv''.-pnf.c ar tint uertl!tn,d i'.,''. \ I.uiri';tii of Weli',tit'i .ini tan gasoline pump frcarn heir., ilards t' . r star!.''! .s ' in -, rid r:,! Vssiir itlsIs' - tor takes a five- than • - r - - :;uiIitn draft of gasoline from I r 0.- ' ' it: 'I'tii' in t liii' pump, at Fast speed, rtwrk -1 the mi'te'r and pump for sit'- meter si',sk a ; proterto i-unity. then he cIriw's another against possible tampering j J i-t' -. , five gallorLi at a slow pump anti make.i sure the hose at thl pump has, anti4lraln valve I onipute r Us see that n rt'suslings sire iiIt-ntirai on each 11w nozzle This must be it ! face. or skis of Uu pump and cpected to be cure that ho'c that the price registers canntt be emptied betweer, - '. ' .'deliveries If it were possIble ' properly -. _'i ' ' i .' I At varied tutu's iiiirimig ill.- drain the host' after a sale, ft.' I unit ssllt'i Its .\sistiii1 1 .1 .iiici- .iti(I I ljn'r.itiiui:5 next customer would lose ab'u: si'uur other inspectors visit the (III it'ti'. 'tl I'S - Put rII.'ISI Vh P('t1('E't' (I) ASSISt u,iit 'n'' quart tf c;s iilin,' ,Jsttioru smite 13,1)00 outlets I 'sisliit'i' .1 till .-\ccuunting ()If it't't' ltil(I \Villiain W Iti'uivii Ii) ,'iteIituui' Sln1'ri 411)O'ti'(' Ii'iutii Icit uit't', -11 ZI Brown. Ibive's , \I i•S 'tI )etl('('r atiti I tIIt'(I('Il . St alt I I1()to I ; _, I ,# /- ~ Vt t,i'''v" '' ' "S. '' _ -- '- ' ,,,,, ,_,_, ' 1 ' -' ' ' c ' n . ' ,,' '. -; :st -"-r~~ ' -= XR_____ M - '' ' -. I'}.IL I\ft)'l'I()\ ;\l 'l'l-Ic ,\ 1.11 h Cut' t',tiiitsi ii .-\t hunt ic Nationa l Rank Roard (11 I )ii't't'Ioi's ret'entI' w('rtt Vice President and St'niui' In st1illuleilt IA1.ifl t)tlicer \'ilIiuini l. ltii-dt'ii II) l-'irt-st \'ice 1)rttsident , .1 - \1 ichaci Roves )jfl --- - i'it.r''' v#__~~wsx%, COQKINSCORNER - - --- Economy And Variety 1' Sought By Homemakers .%Ii:~ll "5• fis s( S %\ 1)fl,1(.1I1 ( liples \tws Sersi'e Ilona-makers are' c-uritinuall) seeking main dishes su tuh are e.- i'nomit-aI and suill lend s ariets to family meals The tst entrees-in " -a-crust featured todas meet these requiremiients One. Tuna l.exnon Quiche, is made from canned tuna, much lower in price than beef, )et offering as much protimi. Hearty Det'Iish Pizza is quickly ade m with ready-to.. baker crescent rolLs , ,lIausax:v and shrt'dulecl Mini. z.areila. spiced with fenmwl se.'ed, basil and oregano, then a cente'd with pieces of mushrooms and green pepper make- up the savory filling. The pizza can star for an Italian dinner when at'. cumnpanied by an antipasto tray, risp garden salad dressed su-ith vinegar and oil, and Ice cream topped with a medley of fruit. A light, dry red v. me sidd.s an elegant touch 11- NA LEMON IhL'l('IIE u6 Ingif : - -- -!--' -vt, Sass U - : "t -': I..-.-a...'-. -. oil iofl 'if"! __ r \ tSS.fl• - - ..,. ' ' ' ' f( \ ' - , - , ' ' , . - or - ii ' :,''t- r''ii: - Pt.'Ifl! CJ0i' 1. . :e QQ JCPenney 9 We know what you're looking for. Charoe 11, a' 5on1rd Plaza Penney s 'Open 10a.m. til 9p.m. Mr'i. t hr u Sat. Y 4 / I -.--- - - .?,,- - . - ., . - -. -f"'1':,. ., 'i.' l .1-1 - .e4" - • : I. - - ' " - . ': ' ; -_ . I -, 1. I '' ' 7 - • '' -- - - , - ':' - ,- '' W. X has been elected executiv e vice president of the Barnet t Rank ot Se'm mole ('otint v, N ..-\ Stt'hhi ns has served as president and chief executive' officer of the ftim-iit'tt Rank of I )rlando since that bank *, Inception 22 months ago St et)b) lUs st .irtt'tt hi isuunkiiig ca ret'i' in I i:; at Rut rriett Rank 01 Winter ci' L'ui r'k, l it- served as vice president in the Iiistsmlline'iit I.o;iri L)epartnie'nt prior to Is: up the Uainett of .\SSU('iiI 111)11, st'i'Ves as chairman of the ('cut ra I Florida thi ,iF-a'm's Counci 1l arid is a mt'Ciitici' of the' Winter Park ('ivit;in I luti Ste'hh,tr i's't!e is: is-ft - ii ' 5 Ill-IMI IV flI'IllI'l)LsII PIZZA I ituurtIlk auisage it iii B sir m mgs-t',itial quick r t -,t'etmt sliiust'r rolls i I. i'ups _________ -' ,\ I 'rt'pari' lilt' (-ru_st according to iii'ksigt' dires:tions for a runt-mm-Pm lilt' Bake sit 410 degrit's F. for (is- c uiimruutcs. 1ktinivi' from oven and reduce oven ttiiiper4ttu.re to 350 de grees F - F lake' tuna and 1)155cc in tsttttsiii of Pit shell. Sprinkle s ith lemon ix-el and juice. Combine beaten eggs, milk, dry onion °P parsley, salt and I'pPer Stir until su i'll blermksi , Pour lusixture liver t una Ili lite sfiell and bake .t F . ,or 0 timim dt cites, in until set. Let stand fist- iiumutmtr.s ('Ut into wedges ,tzisl serve tz'nints.l and flaked 1 t.'aspIorl fresh tr;uttsI kiio in M't'l 2 tsihlesptairLs fresh squt'('le(I k'iiusun juice' ii g' t}('Iitefl P i CUPS milk or half & tisill ii ''it cream) I•'nvelo dry - • I tablespoon (mclv Sfii1)I.'d iirsley 1 ICSISXX)fl salt t teaspoon pep per II tiunt-er I or 1 stick life crust mix Iran I I iiunit-i' tuna. is St'Iiiiill)II.' ('iwimt ' - I''iiimss't'iitii ';c'i.iCii wild s.rur,t,'..sr,I','li ti,- filuuj' ('f a -:st.- tr & restgrwtiur sthiernt'rst si ttis the- Securities artd Extuang.Cornmisswn fur a proposed offering of 200,000 shares of ('OTTiITIOfl stock at a maximum offering price of $5 per share The anr,ourtte:nexit was made by Wuhiatsi F. Potpresident of Uui' Tampa. Florida-bawd insurance agenc> The firm is engagt-d in the marketing of property ari'J casualty insurance with emphasis on commercial customers in the construction industry and offers specialized insurance cuverages to members of various state and national The Registration Statement of Combariks Corporation to curisulithite its holdings in minority -owned banks was effective on Friday. Dee, 8, 1972. Combanks is offering 229,819 shares of its COITUYIOO stock in exchange for the outstanding shares of capital stock of South Seminole Bank, North Orlanda bank, and the Cununercial Banks at Apiyka and Pine Castle. Combanks owns 97.8 per cent of its subsidiary, the Commercial Hank at Winter Park, the anchor bank of the group 11w exrhw.gtoffer will expire at 3:30p.m. Dec. 29, 1972. The ezethanger offers to the stockholders of the iaflihatrd banks are being made by means of a recently mailed Irostlectus. The e'xehange ratios are as follows: 1.9 shares ' Cuznbunks c-iniunun stuck for each share of South Sczrilriole Bank, .9 shares of Coin banks currurion stock for each share of The Curnmnerct,aJ Bank at Apupka. .95 shares of CotnHanka cenxunon stock for each share of the Commercial Bank at l'me Castle, and 1.5 shures of Corn}ianks t-munun stock for t'aett shame' of North (riitniu Ralik . - _ till I - 16 N ewest -ntt'Iipeppc'l 1,11114 411"11u - c - - fr1 g 'tilllit' rr. ca an t.s Spoon into crust; top lit-r4% "Jill rt'iivaitursg Mozzarella ht-te anid sprinkle with I'urII ii''slitl elms-tao' Rake itt :is de. gmt'i's for 30 to 35 iiminiute until c is goi':i luw, For or easier serving, let stand five itunutes before cutting Into ''.edgcs. Itefrige'rate any left-, 'is. I' or tile high-per Iuriuiune-u winded customer, l'enny's hai lilt- extra wink' 65) and 70 series Scat 'fran tires with rimIsid white letters. I Ps- en .12!. - . I -' - - ssuis s lice sl3li sk'gre.'s . F our - j - - _____ LASY UN 131.'!)GE'l' -- Tuna Lemmiwi Quiche' ms 4mu u'.isy-ori-tlw -hudget dish which can go to a party or be served at a family vocal with jii'itle - tts serfs- hugs I'i's'hus-ut ts4. 1,1 to .I2 tiegrees lii In'. iumn, iguwn situsage ss limit' lIt erMti'iimg trust. .Separair it escertit (IdJUgh into eight triangles Pita-c' triangks in utigreumsesi rune-Inc-h PIe pan; press over bottom and up side's to forin tru.st. Di-ain sausage, stir in I (Uj) Stousmrs'llu etmeest' reserve I-, i -- , CI-111liant, 1!1, I-, offeriog its customerN is t lsiimplt It and Sand se let titsmt of the most issodermi tire , .svaultsbli' tin ttnkty's muiarktrt Itimios utmitas and changes in liii' lire' business are as frequent .t - mis tIn- (4mshioIl ssorkt 'LImi1 .siispstti 'S iie'Wt'st tire is the El Tigre Steel, a cc Isle tire' constjii&'tt'tj (if 2 steel t)('l5 tittet 4 full ;mly Polyester cord tIy l"t'alurtst sit the 10$) cut the' current line Ii the Surcisest' fluotual lire, This tire is consttut'ted cs'itti a rayon L)ynaeer ) and four IuIs . Its Sic errol tutu iple'le limit's Sit i - till e'iil mliii I hiits- ply I ire's III, Mull represent high value and quality are offered at very low PIke's, ,. SATURATED COVERAGE WITH Are Offered tt515J)tlifli i 1itl lilt C 10 Tire s At Penney's ~_ -7 1, - • y.'t?' . - ~ ~ 41t 11, 'P;... - - X- i I "; I4Ifl f eq anyr.n. Pu;itt~r 11,4' not itt-prr.rhur-t lvii ' is ralserl h', prictiirig flit' sr,rker tutrr$er. It., hurt knir,-s IbsIt it .rtwIti''i ft" it i,.t,.nlnit Tb. ar fitstwittilp cwc'r Iii's in prr.p.rly reiafin.4man anti apttni ft. ter-hn'dog, tti;if Pumps Are !.,,'.''.- 4.- I - - no , __~_. tul a en per i'i'tit, 11 #, l k Common Stock Offered 78'; lr~,,-1 liii It is fss' rs'iIc,srsq sot to sc thaI As,t,'rig',s,,,, ,IF4' I. 111,14,.' f,, I'I hsemut ii list tsh.',io JsnsWitls tivity In I'll_i 511151. tussuut-, II'utti!i cii$'pin', ;iu:s'sI mll Is, i.,ul I It - r. Cur mu' Ufldt l'WV Ca? PR'tI • ..',ctt - lr-..t'.a '- r.p'.rted a 2i per cent salt's increasi- for the first tarn months %khid'. ended Sept. 30. Dana Gruff, president of the Tampa metal products manufacturer, said sales were- $5.3 million compared to $4.2 tritiliun last year during the nine month period. Net income, after taxes for the period was $355,000 -impared to E!35.(K10 for a 51 percent increase. Earnings per share were 83 for the nine months compared to .59 for the last period. After dilution caused by the sale of 125,000 shares of common stuck, earnings were .68 compared to .45 per share last -eur. Gruff his plant_c in Tampa. Miariii, Ft. Mt-rs and Pensacola. Fliti'te'uipe. Ant : Arlington. "Tex.; arid Fatrland. lwi (.ro', -.-m- •, us its , III ,.sitisit - 1 Soles Increase Noted 0 - siiss P,fwai'lt j'''' cit I sIn' Noll anti prndut-Ii'iif ',' WPiai tviteq. pro ansi 'r:, rk' ii, ions pisuy' Manng.en,i.nf" ('api Oil S tation I- - * Z - ,- 1 4" 111111"If Iq hut it is flu.. ks's' Ist iuiuiliuh,'r,:uiut $' sit hits' sutiiIt5'i trust ut;utis.iitsi is-ill lis'tlIi4.5' 3...sihtimts Ill liii' 5'u q I'Ll), thi' Its I 115155' II) ttititilItfli tilt-big ;unss oil 11 1 , 1 1,111111 I. s ',' . -. 1x2 MIAMI - National Airlines set a ne-su Ncvenib'-r traffic record by flying 455.608,000 revenue passenger miles, an increase of 26 per cent over last year's November record of Passenger boardings increased 18 per cent, from 453.439 to 534,50 Available seat miles were up 15 per cent, from 789,010 to 408.8S8.000, l'as.cerugcr load factor was 50 per cent compared with 46 per cent in November 1971. (If the 114 ss- stern cities served by National, 22 rexirted record boardings for the month of November, according to J. Dan Brock. vice- president-traffic and sales. For NI First five- months of the current fiscal year revenue passenger mules were 2.266,640,000. up 23 per cent ('VCT' the 1,836,961.000 for the comparable Isear (lffliCT period. t .-î - - " art I - -- - '- - - 0005 Marl. Vt ilsoit Jr.. s'i f rid Mrs Marl. Vt'ilsayi, o: "'tetit rvtt'nti enlisted in Liii' alIt-ti .StsUt Marine Corps Ht ulisted in tin 1&' hlsi'. IMlneti ETIIIatnIenI Preertitu anti w il l '. 't:,''' rr -p'r t : , ' it - - ,'-------4 / . 'Tn*r ir mIt? I -4 f - -: lb i •unttulti Iii.' fin uuuiihs lilt iususi 1111 Its fill, r tiJytl t',r,cPilti St uts'iI tuu.iIbo'r was- Whulis' thus' 111111"d Shut's still tsr cIdtJs i'.I russri' l oer siirker iimmti us'' "iced itt''ut''r citih;nuh (mit it- In','ch,i,euut slssilnr, (''reign coinw'I thu q iiu;usis' soon minis qI r his's ill s hi, sltiii ths' Airline Sets Traffic Record - , I it U ORLANDO fl L?t ! L?LJ ! - - - . -' - -' '."'' ... .,, .1ACKSOXVII.l.E, Fla I'ie)'harnps. Incorporated, a grocers- chain in the Southeast, has agreed to cut beef pt-Ices in support of the Economic Stabliliuution Program, the Internal Revenue Service IRSt reports. Under the agreement, richamps has reduced its initial percentage mark up on the beef. The reduction follows a nation wide survey on beet prices conducted by IRS As a result, t'lc-Iehamps' customers will save apprnxtrnatels $4,(1 t $.000 weekly on beef t'lelchamsp is also restoring to their customers *12.681 through other price cuts. In addition, Delchamps has agreed to convert it s method ,If pricing on all groc'erv items frcirn the "aggregate" pricing method to an -item-b% -item" method. Most chains operating in Florida have similarly agreed to change their priering methods. Under the item-by-item method, price increases art limited or adjusted on a single item as opposed to pricing ti L'atagones of items. The conversion will make it easier for RS to monitor price increases and to answer inquires from the public. I'ieIrharno ,-;w:-;Ile, 4,- :, re sr, -i:tts1nta - \l sssis'uppr - _111-i' - - ,- - ,lIflt' anti TW 4jil"' tIlflQ PtU?ø . øCr - "' :, , , i'!'_.J I Ij '( I ____ ___- t.. ' . . sit 1 .1', *.} c AI I ' 1kt'rd, 1varr:an of the baird (• the .Tsut'k F'ckerd Carp , tod.'s annciut'c'ed first iuniter s;-s and earnings for the 17 fiscal year had topped all r(.-.Ircts matte bs the company since its Founding 2(1 years lit,' Sales to'- the I weeks endcsl (\-tot-'er ?S. 1972. were $r.n 316,6I& an increase of If; 8 percent over the $.4,.0.If3 for th( carne period last year Earnings were $2,&iI.513. an increase of 22 per'ent 11 4.111 last year's first quarter earnings of $3,00,101. Earnings per share were lIc, ccimired with 9 per stmre earnings for the same period last year Eckerd, commenting on the company's dramatic gains, said. "Our first-quarter figures reflect not onl' our continuing grosuth and cxpaitsicin, but also the hard work and loyaIt of our management team and our almost 8,000 emplc.'s rr. use states - W' eve openici 1 ie drug stores since the f thu 19.2 tiscal "euir ttstoe (In-' .'sf :!'X , -;;77,C,. ' f-VIChk ,mt-ar. '.t' r'xpert to have opened at least fiO neu stores In addition. sue are planning two new department stores in florida. We art' confident of continued progress as we seek flI'%l norket.c sn the growth centers of the Suth for our enterprises - .irt, DLII ' .' .: / f' Mark Wilson -, - ' 0 V. h ' - ' ti c,', ' tianth- ry Lewis i:sted in Liii' - .; t flare legSty' wi- stprn pockot! J / i-_ -~ , --L=Zft APIL - ti If f r , "I-:i.iNC. Alit SAVtN 499 I 144, / 7 '' P) I. Special `.,Vif.", I , 5 t)f '•j. III 1 .' '.'' j Special / fill- Vt,f ri,i,k' 'III" ruin :4.- '-r)u,r,Ier, mintre u- rentl'iely, req;wiriqt,I y than u.n'dh.'r " Whi' iiuus;iuii s.d to, ills I'll Is' II ;'er f pill lii ,hsi.tiiu imil triple the It S nut' Iii qi,ss' ;sI hus'r • 000trielt ' .. ':' thi-. I's IsIs'nc-s' I )ecpit,' lus its ;s ilis- hi's 'IllissIrult I'' the tnsiti'ilaIls tulle,- lila'. a i* eat it*'nI of titicuitisli'tct:in,ilnit ,'lctc Some wiph.' lists',' s's- en sui'.i'i'ts'sI th,' ini'suning Ihuss think it uuii'tins thin.' cc 'irk ii S'4Il t4'S% .tt SI This 11111:111 cs'.'ni cult pi 1,01q, snutil smusi learn that l''.i'il ssUi%s' this' •s ill, I- i% st..,iu th.uI'.suighl% 111uui'.l ic hhi'' 55 4115 Iths' bsu 1%, I's'i'ni flu.' Delchamps Grocery Cuts Beef Price it ' Tmkei prior ti his retirt'riie1i flit Tilt sergeant i gruidwiti' of Freedom 1 own_chit Iligi, SrhtoI. ft. ii. I, lthveniu; thin' zitid tuis attended Sat .1 unto' ltt'rtardtni' - Call! C iit'egt' and the Untverstt' ''' Olt1ahonu eXtflsmti LI! Mit' west Cit'. His wilt' is thu formi" ('arti •1 S.i, forriter !' '-.5 ,;l*it •', , lit h :zl : .Sncrt tr ia' -- . ,, '' ._hz . t)utt:) r liii' huh' to -ori SIE*VC V. - ,'na paint coiii . •' ..... Specia . i' ann 4 ''. Ill TI k UL I I IVIMI L S ALE I , niihlit 01 1-ort'u . L - l tO1fl' S jtt o' ionp poirr ' V. itS III vltrtrit'uil power tt•chTitriaI I't?, , •. ___________________________________________________________________________ - -- 2b01 S3 .. Sa Lint. t s tueL' !!!'!ti'll will . 1mb (I it J iirt'' Psirifit Air whirl prtt'ictes \(.AF 'ir 411 cupptrtm ti and suIlit t .'-tittwast Asui and tin' Fur .111 fltt'vilhInSi iVIl tgiied sit i4tIIn Af'Ii I1S. . PISIS t'nijiIt'tttf its ur 1 4. iii Vu truth 1941' itrattunti' a! Croonu tinSanford, 5'VSifil iittt'titiitl Liii' ti rslts lortPit 'r of I tiigari It !tlurquetlt. 1111(1 UII nversit ii! Arksin_cas at l.itt,it- it part w i i L second mercy light to Managua. Nicaragua. loa ded & ith relief sup plies for refueees from the devastated capita' leveled by an eartv ;.:: 1''h[n.;:. i t ;:.i.. 450 V tour Puts served if rnmtuit r.i1t1Sit' .-''rgtuIti: - - -, __ Spe a I 4;'11 tuuii'iit • uilic It ii,).' oil flue s's'.0)fl)5 c insist 1.4,1 00,011V suilujs'i-Is It Ii uic.i IiIi,' III flu'' ,,uii't liii ,wi, hint - ls'i';tuu;.' 't'. imusli' il',,- q New Records -4 -' ______________ . h. t left hi- " - 'l .' - .v'','- • ur.t Teclu I , Serpezmt I';IUI 1i Pemberiot, m of Mrs 1.arr liar' . ?42 S Chase. Sanford. has retiree froit tin U S Air Fnrre si 'linker Afl , ii,.. dt''' veiirs sei".'i - Henry H of -4\ hiputilis o l4tirt'us--t 41r 1- nrr't Senior Ma.ctv'remt Willie H Emi, son ' anti Ni,N 6t- H M ver, llirkor :t'.'l nford. PUt' for duty at Csair, Al . I , tiiii, iii' Eckerd Sets - ci 51) for ut 1: %&- ' P unit rnntroller, u assignrtf ni the Strategit Air Cmiinuinti. nn and tIelai their drartur It ' tt i PAGE IC X . iuthirr. '''ar, . ri (ISIU1IIP Avi'nut., Orlatidi. t_nlistees lit ttit Mnrv)t Corps' 18(' I)i r)t.LlI% It. .n Lctnu'nt Program uin !il V.euspon THESANFOROHERALD fill uuiot i' Iii'. ItjctI$ I''- , Thursday Januar 4. 1973 I -- Cllr 'ii' Bargain Section ~ •_ - - MEN'S lot s I 4siliitka, and Mis.cnuri (it OIU.ANI)O, U. S. Air :arc.t. Eirt l4euWwsnt C;sirrttt ii , sot & Mrs lurks, 24fl Sutnuwrlin, lord, hw arrived for dut ut McCn AFI. fla 1.ieiitt'rumi l.nvd, Liu 1' arry ?Jjrrath .. ~ j Men in The Service Gorrill Loyi Its .flhiI\ I I % I, I%uclni'cc iia% ct In the \lAlo \tlflb I \I'i '..ii' 11INI to 1970. 11w S1%41t8I' s worked p-er eiiis1o'e iii' lined h\ about .'ini''tizil( IWI' ''of a s-ear, s ci the output sit i'u kit iit' 7 t P ' itiil it sill' I ,;'ss work nioii' .'iit just a result of this greater ti'.whu't ion, the standard of Ii'.-tug rose in the saini' p-eliott In about 7 per -'ent a s- s'ar And the ii'.c scousiti have l--eeii ,:renter i'cept that i' mplos errs a nit .~ ~ I 1w sir to shake. Jim at fir, it, 1I .%,1n;, Ii pact Itu I houc,i it L iiiIi ,,( initegedak. 'lean.. who devote hut when hi' heard tb' P8rr' s year usunib between their sauaking he kru'' it was sir. tumor and senior years without earthqurike 'Wt did not knini wtuui to Iia Lit provuling IIUtIIC'I,1 Cilt'(• ir tht lndtnn in the seven expert next. r''t n)wflvs heard '.'iIiiit'e inc l u ded the gnverH• about these things, hut - ~__IVZF_ -I \ titsfludinta HE 55(l( I ~ castst -,nmt. 2M ill'ileF frn.7, -."rt of .&7arpd,- hill sinid _ began to stuikt' from the quake U P Declin i ng, But Output - - earthquake, thev were then. When the house s which sUs m awakened ir thu middle of the : Hours 1r ff Ibiw :.. I :~.J - :r;; v'r( ;i hni tit. (.\ :i"i 'i'ki}iI. holidays They are left to right IC-s Sieve, Private r}tnis and Airman Apprenticle RichardAbbgy, soTi' o! Mr and Mrs George Ahhg. 4111 TUC4Cr Drive, Sanford. Steve is c'tirrentiv siatiorsrd aboard the tit h C"arohnti I '55 Dan i('I E400fl(' i nu('lrZiT sut mit rif Charleston l rrdic'a IitiX h (!U? L1(k' anc I)enrus i it tiaic ttalfl1fl lit 't spec,ialist sc'hrml and Jump schcxil hefor mnIng th ItilsI Airtiorm Division Richard is stationed at Avioncis School in Memphis. Ten- Man Working , The Herald m Bargan S Section 2 S. / 3U c 'pm c'S distribut ed to ar e riore than 100,000 readers throughout the area, Including: Sanford, DeBary, Dc Ito n a 0 steen. L d Lake M ry Ca ssetbcr ry Enterprise. . , North Orlando, F er n Park, A It a nu on t e S pr ings . 0 v I edo, C is ul u Pa, F or ts Cit (tIa..sr.-.-1 'S•5• I' p rf (' Winter Pa; k M a I t I a ii d Geneva - and �ti 7 Thursd?'. Jan. 4, 701 2 C-7-he Sanford Her&d j WI I ON U, !y 0 Children's Home A Hope Beacon' . allda These hrij. 111th The received children from either. cent In a foster borne ruirent was too ill to care for 11W Ith pleasure In the children. placed (or adoption i Or itions were such SI) PIiI5 o a g e and see that Re. RascomW. Carlton. the The lighted eros reliable family. or. returned to child was kept from IhC% are taken care of properl shady impu' of the Florida 11181 the ),omc if the lather or 11RS held the position their own of the home f l. Unit, Methodist Chiltirer.' re'ivIn. proper care and sell to sciinni and receive the superintendent for care mother is then able to Home on the' chore & ljike understanding The kfle% that proper educat i o n In their 2 years. sta ted that the Unite them. t•nvlronment for program of adjustment 1-thodist Churches of th Mflnroe in F.nterprtsc is like a 4'hildren the proper none tiE these in their earls lives is group care, the child stays beacon of hope calling children complished b'. the ('0(1 of a Florida ('onferencc support ft imperative. And so they took least threic Then the are who cannot find love, laughter the child home together with dntionthree year period, them in or she l ter in their owr. remains in the home until they from other interested person's 5UrrnUfl(ltflL' u cimu ;nc "'n be placed or reach the age The annual budget is want'rt proximately S.5 million I \1fl FR - • , '-.. VD - I 'I • -. - - -- N tio a and laughter it, C,oel" ciilI-rr Ili need n love 07iginated and na , l T %to'hile living in the home, the ohildren attend the Enterprise o n s e I The money will be used for which ha ve been purchased nhlrea,l(in'. rtt, I Lcc. thixm :'. rLtnc' rm and Tina Tucker, it-, from building a cottage to hoU4 i th funds received renuliri for prospecut Testing Ser v ice , R, iqn the home had grown from dnnor to take them back and children mentall or phicselI' one small frame building that teachers who plan to take the Princeton Net'. letse fl04) forth to school, or church. The handicapped, shy or afraid sior At the onelnv test Teacher housed 12 orpha ns, ti 11' bricL N a t I 0 n a I buses are also u.sed for outings who will rece ive special buildings, c"nflccl Cotta ges. with Examinations at Stetson candidate ma's take the The home has been the ten tion h'. .speciall traine Common Examinations, which children from broken homes Universlt on January 2 197 ta ff members Dr Carlton sukl Al least 20(1 children arc to submit their registrations for include tests in Professional recipient of several ponies s and Gernerril which the children ride in their he had been praying for such sheltered cacti 'eur at the these tests to Educational F,diicatio leisu re hours and on week-ends. cottage for a long time and th Testing Service , Princeton, F',diicatiori. and one of the home The ponies are housed in a barn nm he I 're' ha d anu eni i '.' i n three T at hin1 ri k \. ' fit horni was imu'- u t c a NMI li ALwrnttii. Test Coordiruitor Examinations which art an orphanage and was called "The Orphanage" The Tucke" announced today. Registrations designed to evaluate Ins understanding of the suhjrcsisters leased six acres and the for the examinations must t little white frame building on It forwarded two as to reach the matter and methods applicable Ili the area he mago be assignpror s. which had been tilt. Dirringe Prinretnn tiffirf. not latet Umn - 4 -'- _ . -• .. . •'-- -. - IWV HAS('UM W (:ARLTUN has he'd the post of surv'rintejjdentC)f th }'iorici: I riitf'd Mvthndzst Children's Home for "0 vezrc Ch :i'.. Phot( - . 1: 7 T-'• -, - - ç I - 1 4 • look 'Inwqe it) the Brock Home, when Ianuar% 4. him. Ahernath% Lurwr. ar advised. 41 it) teach. L '-- / A - or - • - -, • ) - - -. . - 7 • -. 1 ( - -- . - .-•• - - , : . •. '' T!LE Ifl has the same fascination for -oungsters in tilt. cn: uw' at the United Methodist Children's Home at Enterprise as anv other home icl- fie ' (i;irle' Fk be - -' •t Oimoi.c poraçra"h inclsntøi,or, Vertical and horizontal haii.spocir;. (omol.?o with b.00titut cOr-,, ccs. ' george t:: lest aoiuici 'o-.i sJ'itide ti So,iir M a i tland Bank AT' . 00STn1rNEAR' . - - - 1 Honors Co.. We mus? cle t I w a come BEDD . t& 24i'34 Lt.. Cou'ti-i- 3F3-ese Do,'orsc Fi.ncl f.5.52 b;457s •T,,,.ti. 5,55V '54 l .,.a.c rjr ST'n _ , 'i FURNITLIkE. stuart a may ar Employe ELOW , eh use o o r der At the First National Bank o f Mautlninit's annual award banquet, in itesgers, president of the bank, announced that Mrs Sherr' Mullins had been selected as the employe of the ear. - Mrs Mullins is a secretary in the' Mortgage li).in tpartiitenI •w rkmen o I - ieW WflilIi I "'AS . .•.. 1M'tWfti- lnury settled la_st l"ebriuiry I in'ierited several hunslr.'uI shar s of sItu-k which I sehi last Jii'y bee-nose we it in hon_sc, flow I treat Itnil ln'is'v for intt,miui' tii* 11ttt1, '1'" U. I". II., l'oni.ia, ('alit. A. Although only it lawyer is- accotmtwit can advise you tii )'otw s;wcllt'.' problem, there are a few general rules of capital gain taxation which fliny he' Of we to you. Gain or k,ç 1)11 Pr('perty nucquIn1 from an estate is the difference between the value of the property mm the date of the tiecedent's death (or, In some cases, the property's value six months later on what is call ed the alternate valuation date) and the price for which the property wa_s sold. Whether valued as of the chile of dea th or th e alternate valuation (late. the property when sold is now considered as having been held ruts-c than six montJi, so that the gain or loss Is treated as long term. If the decedeiit died prior to Jan. 1. 1971. however, the property actually have been held for more than six months if It was to qualify as a long-term boluling As an example of those rules, suppose you in• _t_, - sh a es ' QU r'p'r "r -', ci- - $.;m.n? shift _ I e ttthi,r II 1)1111 G. ltlIOAI)I-'.S t''tplu' Nise', S4u '.b s' •_. 4 All ('SIIIIC - SPICRL 2-cob' It .•. ----------------'• PU LIC • ManiifuI,ire'g ——- %tinc'r ;il Iru'luict r Ic's i inulnilnig, ttlslrr - li'i, 't I Jot, 1, h?/J , --• . r . Carrier Man -. -ø 'Ic i Nsr M ll— , 4 jIJf•4%f 4e'rl I II, S OUJHERP1 AIR .- ,r IN C )')P'I MAPI C •iJF P)-1()JF 11) fl7 e - I ihe • - . hum in PW'.i ,,.s •,,, As II, linus ts'jni u'Ilrm'.'fls_q4'et will k asked (ft ripuurt on the nuirnt'r 01 f'lllpIo)'l's, ta yroljc andva to.' uI salt's or ctii;nniui'rik on is, est:, hi I chuuor,t basis - Itet •sil Finns ;ignuin will Ps' tske-'ei rt'Iw.rt t -dI'' 1 rs"ri Iu;it'h sii.'itgitiol iii • " '4 1110', In I hi- ( i- si '.uu *1 M,ruuif,us hires unftriuniticsi w ill is' soughl lull inputils suii- hu nus •'ruipinynne'rut, e'ia,;t of materials, and rapit;iI in vi sI u uient nil ''ut puu t c 1 nanuli u - tirui pnsiucIs (ss'.t and generally quantity in' liurummatliuni will Ps' collected for ,000 uuu;ulu'rialj and soille itmary qunhitv nu arid vain'' data Fur ;upprei*ituiati'ly 10,000 prudurt.s 'l'tiu' Nation's 2A ni 1111 on Iirgs'r huislnt''ec and inuiustri,i I linus will get the qurstionriair-u for the 1972 Econotimme' ('enstases. 0111) a srn:ull sample of the remaining 2.9 million businesses still have any ilirci I involvu'unn'nt in the cen_sus's since Information for most of this group will be euhthineui h niust .._._ -- Hero Come; '' . Q. I low rnuii- h of the' los_s that IN, uuiarkrt this 'nr can he' aiitlli'eI I i, nest s-ear s Irs'otrmi' tni l• It, I)cnicer, 04, A. If after you have r'*rubelied all of your gains and losses nunsl sutalnsI a net loss for the year, you are' allowed Iii offset up It) $1,(= of ordinary Income at 11w rate of $2 cut capital lns,s for every one dollar of ordinary Income. It you had any unused net long, te'rnn losses prior to 1970, they nruiv 1w applied indefinitely at 100' per cent le reduce ordinary in(oulue to the extent of $1,000 I nfl a joint return) Of orirn'oiume Before apply' it-4, 1 a net leig-teruni loss ni'nmluzcsl in 1972 to reduce ordinary ineonin' in 1972, you must first apply any unused los_s carry forward (II nifty) Frouui the years prior to 1971) and then any loss carry forward iif any) from 1970 and 1971 i ftesiijts 'if tbe c'rmduseq uII be piIIl chel for lb. tJniti"l SI,tt.s sc a wfoolp, for • h Staff,; nod, usually within rh Stale, for tetiunfles rili,q, ar,rI ?'Ir SI ariclarri Ml rrtnti it *n ShntIctir-a) Areas f SMS As (,re namn retail trade ligusrøs ill to. prreiu,red liii' ?4'llysRetail ("nlerq I Mitts, [hill for 'he ft' 'i '•,',1--' ,.i in .1111). for IIMI 14 t)u, $le.usi in j,nu ,s'uIs }Itll te'ie'i'.'e,l, wider Its' nulsive' nIt's, your --. -itIIm Iou ummc per stuire all of which is iuKig-ttl'uui (- aPitJiI IUIIII PVI'fl thuiugtu you only s'rc4Innllly twluI XYZ For 5 iiiiUic • r Questions may be xciii to Judi th G. Rhoades, Copley N(-%x Se rvice, in care of this uwc'.xpaper. Call Ralph Pe:old or Mucke' Hickson We Invite You To Compare O/?/DA STA TE 84N/( INSTALLMENT DEPT. Downtown Sanford e'rr FDIC 22 1611 u.... Inc. Your benefactor died on Jan. 2, 1971, when XYZ was and has been with the bank trading at 90. Six months later Ihret and one half )-cars. She XYZ is trading for 80, so the — t ' and her husband live in the Or- executor of your benefactor's lando area. Site received I estate. to minimize estate tax, plaque Ili honor of the award elected to have the stock ----.-. ., - : x b * •. • , 4 and an orchid corsage at the valued on the alternate valuabanquet held at the Lee iloaci lion date. You received the Sheraton Inn stock in February and sold it I Year n - ',' — .': ecia s -' - - The New Royal ___________ Electronic -' •_,,;-' 10 5= — - ? \ 01 '9 I..--- IN - L41á Girls relax on the steps of one of the attractive brick GIRL TALK cottages at the Children's Home at Enterprise as one voung.'ter pra-twes her flUt( 'ti(it Ctizit'it - L _ 4 - FJ I_ c .- leV! ' to Royal XII Electronic Printing Calculator adds, subtract,, give, credit balance. Has automatic multiplication and automatic divisi on. It computes Electronically and it Print, tls* anirveril P Reg. $369.50 . :-j - '-'- $2 7950 - '-'--------- $ 59 BRAND NEW r - • -. - WITH O.H.V. ENGINES 13 11111,11 your fr i-ksut,c, dre',sc pillow cases and DEDUCT SAVE AND No. 618, No. IN STOCK BOB, - Q 4,.dul' OFF JJ fl C0 ANY I 1 Yd. - Sale Ends. Jon ; - - , to with extra l arge capacity. Total, to $999,. 999,999,99. Nationally advertised at $129 95, Special $7995 It I - - 2701 ' fRe.$119.95 $6995 George Stuart's Special Price $69 95. (You suyo O') And you con pay as little as $6 a month after DELUXE MODEL YO i) it -- " Add., subtracts, gives direct credit balance. Has two-color ribbon, total and sub-total keys, Total, Ic $9,999,999.99 Has electric clecir key, split zero keys for faster entry, non-odd key beg. easy to r.cid print, Us.. standard 2" tap.. Nationally advertised at $1 19.95 COCCp WITH I STO*I HOURS THIS WUk 1j,sdoyidav.'5,-n small down payment IF I I '- - 5 PRICES GOOD FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY 7th 1973 - mu $1 - WITH OR WITHOUT AIR COND. OR AUTO. TRANS. While They Last! - of if :IlILI QC No. 1800 SEDAN, COUPE OR STATION WAG. i] it ' - the look of wool without 1' - -.:- ' lenglth yood to le ction I ' id l. 60" wide dress makers I ' trim all & i Ld C ui- ID!' por Coup. 4(47 -9 -4 d II i I LACE ,'Iec I'' I' WARRANTY , SALE ACRYLIC KNITS 1$1121111*111 I FACTORY :' Brand New Royal Desk Model Electric Adding Machine Yd .i UJLU $ 29 FULL 2,ODO MILE, 12 MONTH - 00 "-''•' Prusts 4$" wids a hells. Mock. wish dry 100% cdlix scrylius & polyester. Y ew choice it Ibis low, low price, ALL - -' 4 SALE CHALLIS r'' Quiet, Fast, bk., up only 9'-, s 15" on your desk, Uses standard 2's" wide top., 12-Digit printout copacit'y• Large easy-to-read figures. Has per cent key, non-add key, char entry key, 4-position decimal control, sub-total key, and many other features including overflow signal Nationally advertised at S369. 50 This WSIIu only an G.or'j. Sh,a,rt i $27950 each, (Save $901 ) And 'you an pay as little as S3 - ':"i 'sr small down p0,-men? — PURCHASE I -- At mac hint' ov athable . - KNITS vicar - - -- 6C" wide full boil', Year round 4 - - Cli i I UN SALE! Printer The F "I. 1( Phi. V 'q '' ft',tpO!l ft ertinistmafjv f ''-r Itoverrinnerit agneiec ,{"tail trade' VI,s,Ir'q;,I , 'Iruele h'Ie'e ti'il Se'r-iv p trucltitri bun Jnel,jclrleq -\ •r' r't I r ;Inc;tt hutleir, lif("r '-o ar'a If' rsiilts of the l' I' "rutiniucel in the I2 (fl,qus,s will be surnmnrlieii m:. iuiiuiiii, ( 'ensuces will be by industry noel In other ways, uiint Iiiiiq For arr1ijtc'e Is, sue - ti as by cales-cip_ errinit Inwe'rs. and lawyers fl,ese' plr'ynnue'nt-sl,e legal form of 'rioips we're inu-Iuri.el For Pie' r'rvjinitatjr,n and ply r' fir';? Ills.' In I'MiI aI ti'- t4'f$!li ir'l ig;*Pj 'mru firru-: iii tft pttifi'ccinuni or tral' IISS eif' null etflq The' Nation travel ;u'('rie h's - ;,lc'i will ru'elue'ste'il In report Iii. business nit'Ii'.-lIIps cignumnu iii fir weri' que-r is-il fur ts' fur ow to ITi I ri I I1 I ze esta t e t told - - - - ' . ' , q qt,,tt, ,l I,, 1811) ;,r,'I I,.'n, n1ell)eepI ,e'r lewli, Inter vnls sine Ih.'n 'It,,, le,,t,n.,,,le t s'nqnqpq now ;,r Inkoei lotveer intervals W ill en'.'e'r I lie' y ogiorq c•n'ling In itici 7'' More ;oirtit 'ilorI' Ito' co-nsicec irn-inuli' the 1olInwlni fields Iii. h '. YOU AND YOUR AA( )N F V , -7 Sna', s- i't -- ECT • ,iI,,iir,IqIi ill kill. '.'.iIl iIi,thet ctritltlt q .\iti"t I' tic iii 0 lii lii ,Iii t In iiii III Cl It . hit mu, r e'Iiiil It ink rind itt tier lueiqlrn'qc mirth-It it's I)iq' 4111 14, (itt t ill, nehi it n itt the' itul Ii'u Iutil Pil tIt,;,In is q -- "i,rii,,r K,. 197.1 Till, 117 ueriqiuqpq coitln,ie it c.'rlec j o t ii'l'l'lI1 i'itterit q 'f liii' • * I ' Fitch candidate will rec'eit Rulletins of Information him of the exact location of the F Inridit Methodist Conference. The donated another six acres dt'sc rtr.g negistr:tir'n t'c'flier to whi4'Th he shoul. procedures and containing report. Mrs Abernethy adto the Methodist College. in 19O the' college- in conjunction with Registration Forms ma 1K' vised. Candidates for the Stetson's Common Examinations wil: from the conference begun operation obtained of the orphanage, and as the Counseling ('-enter, 145 East report at R:U) a.m on Januar directly from the 2. and should finish at Michigar1 need arose, built ne buildings r1"fl ( 1 '.'.tre tirt t It P12. tIn f"41fle buildings but tilt itin ftren e felt thai frame buildings were not practical. s the tore them down, one at it time and replaced them with hrui, structures, still standin rn flu grounds In 1939 the name of the hnniie w as cluinged to. "The Florida Methodist Children's Home" and the poll,- of admittance Ii the hoe m was changed to at)mtttmg children from broken homes, or from homes where hit situation wa sucTh that one - - - OLIVETTI LETTERA 31 acq . s stern and .iihei ripairs Tit;iehing a live wiii ' the ('t'li"thflt danger, ; Wtngcr that can be elinu i;ited easily ,lnc make certain there e no live wit-es Fithet- jllIll VI'FH MVE R 0T1 t'1 /XEDO NO T L E AV E l'e main s'.i ik'h, nr pull lbs BAR WI RES, e lot the ii'ciist %'iii all, '.c iirking on The i miu I ;tn I COVER TH M thing here is that '.oni i'. n •'.e the right (Ilse 'ith the pt'i'.'('r .clf s-on i; things n Ii outlet replacement or in USE alla!ion of nest (ituires 2 _________________________________________________________________________________ on max- stunt tci t'han. TAPE I nois switches for silent or replace a standard itch with a dimmer These -b are simply a matter pit looks like' '.'. hen II i gIns'. iiig it c it'euiit a tid I hen iIac' liii: med ing the old sc it-es to .acking u i•.iui a li st urn flit, tui'a' lio diistu r terminals of the r '.'. plug in a lamp or a iii gut Tinning urn all 111(k ligh1k, tch or (cutlet, l ight in the (lilt let hi 'N' it it ansi I lien iemui'.' log tin' fuses It's just important that is scorking ''rut' al it time will It'll you scires not be live' ti l'iilluumg the main k'.'. tt1 Ii u. '.'. Itit Ii ttis.' i\ for whitli l'a I use1l a uii'oui testet tWtt .1 g.'sul utica II soil al- u' uru ut ol liii' hinisu' ' re's with metal iirohws. the sure '.'.hich to tmii ------fuse' --------------- 'l't•. ------- --- -Hi,•,. -------"i 11W I epaul, 0.111 I s-es connected to a I mv trouble'.'. Ith this is that it ls'ti'. i' an'. t'pnsu't %% Ii' i' s "n light Putt the probes turns if( cc •'r- thing in the Don't lea'. e' '.'. irs's hate' sic an outlet or in contact house', including the retr-igu'rliii". it ;,is,ist Siiii' ib '.' ire's and ml the neon ator tIiiu' must each other - '.' s the' current is on Tr Vu'ti can make ('let'ti.ul I 'ci' elect iical tape Tighten • •l rut fester ahead of repairs e s u' n sinipk'r Is ts'u- miti;ui c're" s te tii'.it and 0i44 l•'i ' "'ntit'.ru' -: ic-u' '.'.sth thamotigh Thu't'c a i e tinnt'nuiduit't iflg gi ijis 'uiil can hut tin hi*', s scnu'wet;ic-rrs to mahu' liii' tools inciilalt'el D on 'I pull tuu faith in I he tit a it it B chalice' touching live wires National Warehous \% ", It tilt' tools 'Flit' proli's un;il kutoct's \% 11.11 tie's d i ii, cc hen he tIe's this Von ,ulchcy don't I iedfl't tit) elect r ical work '.'. here it or you in 'otact S'. it Ii jcl mimbing These ate things Ihat turn yOu into - Brand Entire Stock a grominni a path for ciectil. i a I c uurrent through your l ING *': - - no'. it Ito' 1114- nn't Natinti's iiioniifiiit,irloit no.1 hiisirn'cs fir ins Itit' I, .'ii.'iiili I nisiics's will 1!11 iiiiefrr '.'.n;v Ili em l 17 tutu '.'.Ill inv.'r u'xilu'nili, r 1977. lii. (e'tili'5_ In Is uuiit' h the Itiiru'nii 01 the 'ensuq, it part lit tin' II S I )e'pailituenl if I • nmnirre',' c Soc liii 11 1111 .' ' • / flt'C l)4't v.'e'e n repair-s OIi an _'4 " • ______ NOT LiVE, USE NEON T ESTER [T - Eld i x a rn i n a BE SURE WIRES ARE - had just received definin Cradc School or the lieltona confirmation of a $Th,O('f .lunuu' High School or flehand donation b an anonymou' older &inorin memory 01 her litif ' • F USr. bill handled h% in o s I h. i,,'.'. net-s More en lit tOO han skill i i'eqiiired in 'in-h '.hs This ; the chief differ 'fl , -. THE RIGHT REMOVE I1iI,r crlim Businessirm F Census Wloll U date Stati"'stiocs How Not to Be a Live Wire B FA\EMT. FflY kRDS T flip ~nnlortl iferrild DO-l-IT-YOURSELF At Enterprise OPEN Orlando Dr. 9A.M. Sanford TO6P.M. S. Noble 1804861 Special prices apply only to merchandise now on bond. Hundr.ds of calculatots, ad. ding machines, typewriters, its., to choose from Quantities limited certain models. All pric•s f a b. our store or warehouse Small charge for local d.liv.ry. Out of town aid.cs shipped transportation charges collect, It ,f 133 East ROBINSON I'l ftl low ORLANDO, FLORID ORLANDO P1) 241 Ull 'COCOA 617. 1747.fl*VIONA MAfH ?' .Slfl DSLIPISs5,MOaD U 4435 'teou.'- - 0144.11% Ill s a �4C— The Sanford Her3ld Thursday, Jan. 4, 1972 ALLEY 001 U sWuiJT A 4'Y OC*%A Hm.P r '4Ttr, T .1T RAC. 1t) AQ*I \ MOO R(FoQ IT STARTrD O' T0 k 1 14P W111" !.C1.a c DtOPT Q1I. IWTO Hr S.JP?Of1: ?,UIIU'IN ( CfRTAiNw tIJR wq tQt uaPerwrh TO 0 sCPr woe' ----. HER DC' VON ",~ - - f!T' JT ('24S G1I.. J 7W CAUC - V - Want V. 7, .9,s;.. b ,Lq c \Jj — (((. I.jPi — i INFORMATION 16 PrsonjIc CC. F. I ii Toil ii ?0' to' &.'r Ca'v Dir e ct PPioru Lines To Wan? dc ,I , i I :...vE P40'tIflt' &1,t' ACf!C Ti A Seminole CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - 322 - 2611 .7 E-E : -.. E TT 1 ;'.ip.JC, ''-E ' -- Trent i, Phone Ail 456' C' Pc. 23 ________________ by Lorry Lewis A &; snc - AM,- - - -.doommob 4___~ to .j rk, 4 ,Adfts Aft C 4 !tedroom 5 , Il.vlt dug' I7 PitlmcittO Ave 01 ____________ DUSiiiI 78 AVALCIP..i ACAr.1MItS *00115 NC' CI IS 1111W 2cia1c' Rent Unfurnished to Houses sel u ri-I WH ;-, T1 I le ;,P~. k i.!o'Zioo """" I ( 11 ____ by Al Vermeer X•~rj %. i.4E lOt S pIsoCI-Ec)) •- . 'E yi3Lj r:'IE tiI - thro 4 times 5 thrt 70 times 21 times ) I `Nl . *. I 1 ", 11 I . to x4eL '! - A; - !4h, ' t L e! t to I ' -• :__/ - g:j1 H 37c a line ?Mc a line 77c a line US MINIMUM CHIA RC [ ,' 1' BLI JU.'s3E tJS AE PAT , -THE , - 'N I I" -# 1'e,O' lit - i AL .! , - l 'fil, rl,__ CARPENTER 1 I CAPTAIN EASY NiT HE roo iø JAf c'iq" ,'. f,A;:L r'4r 'cR w 'M°l'frEr , r'A:r Well 9Z .-r' NEVER LOE IT! O•• C'ME 'it:r '' Ti4 E''i) , _ • -- • C)A7 lf) EW&' Pcr : MA"Jt W9! - •-- J / '- - Lawrence - L I N bSF )r -' ' — 4( 1 3JLr.T 'iA fii i- • - 17 r - \_ ' ( - -. i. --_ _,•_'..., 21 -..• 1 - I.-.-;- S.31 .."111100, HIS SAID :11-Houses For Sale , ' ,~. i I .0-0 * I I - ~)II \ _ I T J ,5 a •• . WINTHROP . - - -4•. - I * --1ic dRj)i.C44005 t Ol it boc*Seeper £1 Ii' wD we,', full company bcnftt, 2 wee+pain sacn',on Appl1 •n pr'sot tt Store Magir S M sair l. 42-boall and a- •.m' i-• Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment ' £e of g ': ' m- 2 meuonvive Trace cit - _r .,'-'-' ii •. S11n?rc1s b'and rtt•u. l&i&jry 2 bedroom. 1 bath apart ments, located at 440 Mellon '.'iIie Ave These apartments teaturt carpeting, drapes crtlritI heal and air Also tuily equipped kitchens ss- uth All Hot Point applances dsbscitshtr, di s posal and a ... ) . C . --. - ,-----------' : - : LOOS([ E5'C' PLACE BL0NI-BL0NIE I. , : , '— Ito I_ - - • i- - - - -.) - . . * • ' - • • -r-. , . ' Apartments Rent Furnished G&'D -- Development apartment Sit of or C U t 411, - I -ii' t" ' - - - - BEETLE BP.ILEY. - '2- -- - 'T'7 * . - (J - ,- 7 bedroom furnished apt PcChildren young people or go's Air Conditioning '% • ' -. "' / Z' I • - r. ,i ' 5 -— ', ,_,5,.., r-- I ,.rI .-_-- I . . '—. 0. Ni. , - _ -- ~ 1\. I : f I . -' :-' - - -- - — J it-* !N"`fR!; , -" ._1ie-I... P. I , : itt LI oaI '!ERf - AN7 Tht5 ------- -: 0 / : ,N, .~ le- - .o III I - - t 1. I - *I i -. i - Mr. iovirool group insurance , u. •.'"•' SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. 1012 NOON START OR CANC E L YOUR AD NEXT DAY . [) (Fri. Noon for Sun. & Mon ) • sic P ' I , 1 - - 1,.',? ,.Ik -i( F MAth -,,, . . -- -- r,. ,j, t' • -• "* C - ' & bitth remodeling, expert '.alI,cper, tip and cabinet won It - • - 11 - • - , - - I' PAY ic • I ' ' ' - o-, ' . -- s - API I( I(( rr.i'/t'L.',n i -r:, ,,',l •-. ,-'-'i • QIl ,"_t • i'''. ''-'-'. Dial d,$ Oji'imi.ut5 a'r (offer C.iwt- 4*5 t he oppOrtunity i u", Houses For Sale - 322-2611 or - -- 5? - the- lOSe Tested Urn 3 Bedroom block houSe, cerormi tiltbath, Flor ida room, 7 utility rooms, carport, by owner 371 6725 55 ' - - - I 2 Beautiful loIs covered With lr,m' oak trees. overlooking Lake Gn', (It-i Air Blvd Sanf or d, Flit Will build to Suit purctits'r A I ,'id(n(S, 37795511 _______ - - * Irrigation - 'I P,'if(, I 1. ii. Heating r() lhllli,t.YIOPI - ,ii',I I itt' f',.-l!&C5 11)1 5l'y, '' HOLI I. ____ - -innS ¶,, ',I I? ,,j rd Don't flit 0* aWay utelijl die' Sell them QViOiiy with Pie-raid Witflt A0 0 ca1iiflg 377 1611. and Cikir-cI fur a friendly Beautiful 5 Acres Covered with trees, near Blur Used building materials, fluorescent Springs at Orange City, priced at lightS, doors, air conditioners, etc only $11,730 with excellent ter ms corner 15th & Elm Call I I Flet c he r. Assoc MID I A REALTY, INC 6-67 Orn(ie A # - Or ta,,(lu 81) Till I li .;ntjrs, grapefruit, I anger ni'', 'iriqelos. lemons Will ship P U IIut(tliSOn, 377 1050 34 Mobile Homes P otto AdI , —,---35 - parb.nj P VI AND REALTY I'-nItor 365 1116 Boats and 12 ,l7 -.5 lid '.1 6 Days 25 Days $1914 $ 5460 line Ad— 7.84 25-52 72.80 5 Iin. Ad— 9.80 31.90 9100 3 line uj—$5.88 4 Rouite-e-pe-r, inc tomooile Agonci E,pr-,n, require , 323 1230 s i 13 Wks. AV .'.' CUTLAS'll :'- -. '-'e (',-jO.,nr' -i,. 't')'•/I'i I,, '2995 71 tS TO $ 23,900 INCLUDING LOT ,i'cet -r't SA'l In -- 12 srnp- PONIAC ,i ts '54r:7" "*c" .'r *S ICA r 4A Living :.' ;; p - .',ILSON P',IA,[14 IUWPhttip[ buy tell trade II! 3151 I ,rst St . 31? 4.-ri? •-'i'nore- waShe-r, partt 5cr, -r VI I•qi,' 'ii' I .100 N V All Ii P ) oollo V , CloSed weitnesijas POISSON MARINE 1421 Hwy, Il 9) 377 596) I - '3893 3 at 11 3UICK L.-ibre Custom 2 t-4i ,.t-i'.r fae Errol Esta' - - Custom Homes High on Hill Overlooking Golf Course by -,',- '3295 OP90 A.M. 'ro -- oo PM, Inc. Custom Builders For More nformat Call I kLWA VERN MYERS INC. (305) 831-4039 IN DELTONA CALL: '' i n E A LTOR -_ aq Qj (904) 719.29t9 - At nr.r 4-47.4747 ECONOMY CARS OF SANFORD BE it ' Pontoon Houseboat wlh two liP E -vinrude motors, 3H 6370 '40 9901 4'. iuuiiflujiti li.t,ti)Otl l>ii.it _'t) ALL DAY A( ' % SATURDAY (ii JAN. 6 th. - ii,ii - 44 t)i€4 JOi'(t 'iCii. DRILL 1Pm', ar-ct larger, pumps. Sptankk i's iatpr -osii'r',, 317 4410 SO * r,ad , t --WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST kcad Iodc,'s Shopper's Guide for the he lp you nerd Sports Equipment 14 4 Malt In 10 30 Iv- - alt ton nI I,11 1-ugh ',tallltJ,it ii 1115101 5' u,,,r,,lI 31 fritrn, watt, t*lt aliil I-'d%frq S'1 VI4C.PI or I,oth lot ills -eII 6994 cfion! ill lov intr Dial 322-261 I or 831.9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF - YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LIS'rED IN YOUR NAME. ()f IIIt'Ii1OI'\ Garage Runiuiiagt, Sales Antique umgails lot St griiiidlail,-r wall, mantle, tablet marble fopt Ula I, furniture VII , i reno ti This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept iT i's. F1i'a rhorn ton al %\Th() Pa sse(*1 Line to preference ba sed on aiji' from em ployers covered by the 4 AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT CLASSIFIED! More information inny be from Itie Wtiijo Hour office at 219 Citrlinu BuIlding, 12490 N E Seventh Avenue, North Mlimt, Florida 33161. leiepttone: .iO 5V/J - .'•''l.i, 1.4 '1' 1.1 cdri,.ij! yOu' ,id fr . 1 4. folio... ,fig Obtained zic e s Your Direct HELP WANTED ADS thaI - :•,'- - -'iii y'- t,'fii' -, (iii V 2 ''' - d011 III, -ì 4-trim', Air Myers & Gallagher, ifiARONDA HOMES INC. -- i W3 Household Goods MILLERS -. 577 CLOSED Il It (ilk .voo(J bo,it 4J('k)(I Ci)ISdbt,0,I III) lt'r*oOtJ (iiI U2 $I?? BUICK '3595 WILL pets leami cater wilt, the Blue L iistrc Electric Sfl&tnpooer only SI l't (14a' CARROLL'S FUR Phil tithE It I be'ulass bc-at, iS HP JohnS,, !,ilt-r, $350 Alto 10 III' Jutin',.'n .still lank, 550 37) 1473 j) 41 II JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE.. THE HIERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SEF V IC E S. . - ic Indicate a Quilgation Port 0, f Lill 1#114V !".* YOL In Ihof VlVatt' 0,nintle ar ecip c,' II Oti Pv'd-gnt-pci. CPic's'p-c,n mrs's old (jib 111 5115 I - 2619 Ori4ncict Drive. )ziQis: 11 11, Il-,'.,.c- .',l.ihi- i ().'.,,-, -- '0,1 -'iii () .5' I % ,14 , P. , ifil(31tj A ve 1?) 15*1 (PlUCK THOMAS EXCAVATING limit hoeing, land clearing. hIulirt) UP-IAUL TRAILERS It-Il (billS lip Set *Cr I i, it, I, A r I)) 3112'J 13695 III (VISION St 15 $2 cl' Sen'ThoIe Sporting ' Trailer Rentals NAVEL ORANGES $2 50 bu, in your container Ph 377 51011 SSA ' '. Gutritt, lv01i 1119501 - Mat- inc Equipment Goods coo need uniformed guards, flight r.1ii tlif,-ti''t ¶t',j? -!.' •.',i'7.',4"ç-';h•-.-' -'Ic.' 'i" RENTZ HOUSE OF FOAM F oam rubber cut to any size 3201 Orlando Or 37? 9715 - ( - I VI WI III I 1411 I.Si f.lItlIla' ituplee ii real to, I,v,me-date occupancy tytIttile ltACk 1101 SERVICE () 1 ring, Loadinig& Trukntl $3.4 $535 It -_ Income 8. Investment Property - (i'rtf,CiJ Weld nçi& Sheet Metal. or (OnIOn, ttitnbrs .,r'-t bell arc sheet and aluminum Sanford Pt' 34? 3579 SKYLARK 17 -.'0' - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES '.O0lrpnchAve 37) $200 3110) Orlando Dr 31) 35 00 Spaces AvilitbIe ______________ of (arpt'ntr, Iou-run, I ''rnior, Reasonable 373 1517 '3393 ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, JAN,o COME BROWSE . o'.n espto,n to YOU 'tow you may ice Paet of unit of ttit largest WO*,n (life-Ct tales of gan'Zlt.un in Dir --- - - -- -------------------- 59!4 Get In On All The A 831-9993 — ________ tnt- tiriter, like new, eietr'( liii, Smil enamel cabinet. 3 Shelf •'niimci Se-rvcn 37)67112 ii *-.'',e- 63 Pets And Supplies Y(j r Of %hire Tern.r. Pj CENTRAL AIR fir FULLY CARPETED PAPIGE & DISPOSAL I?' SLIDING GLASS DOOP FHA-VA-CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE I '5-,mi n,j-,-' Opçt-wl,n, Miscellaneous For Sale - — ------------- --- C A Whaittion, Sr. Iirok,'r 111 P1 Park, Sanford 37 2 5991, Nights, 373 1167 - - - WI Li ki'pt c orpels ,Ire- a joy to Shampoo your rug with "CAM ('00' Went electric shampoo,'r 5100 CENTRAL FURNITURE 119 Magnolia Ave Lots & Acreage - - PEtIT A lIED Rolla*y, Baby Beds CAI1POt LS UtJRNITUR[ ItA-,1 10 Si .31251111 170 N Park Ave Days. 372 dl?) NinhiPt 337 2357: 377 Sill -- --- - lfl a'' Country Club DELTONA CENTRAL HEAT Equipment For Rent 54 ,i'.)5 143 ,hyre',ia. P.1 Air tam Ws black, on tig%f, neOn rat, S cond,Pion.d, O'O-WQC ,fIvm't) radio, Pi,at.r. niCe sss SHELLEY'S USED CARS. 313 a) 14 1" ui - BROKER!, Special Services Musical Mrrhand,s $17,900 Wanted To Buy (ASPi ) 17 II)? i,',i'tl tjriiitur. 11ppliacir Os, tt*l% t-ti Buy I or 1001 t'n I ,irr ,- ', LItairt, lbS Sinfi>qtl A v e F /1 el• 4 p in ".r' are -'- 5%') tsvtwr, Ajsurn. F.i'titrsra Paac'-. IN CFIIVF R, P4w, 1797 at ('-sr-ft. 71 4141 , 7 m we-itof I 4onU Open I 30 I 30, 11 tO arid ve-Pe-rwJ tfl 7701 i ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. SUPER SHOE REPAIR Under New Manegt'meflt 'anlndPlait - 3770570 .-ti t--.gt r)ir - 5 1.&.v ROOM SacidleS, (IndIes, Hatt.rS I uieryMonday flitp O0) 0% (II' tm-I, 10 S We buy or seii one i if tiOtiSet old Cnntiqri!'rnt', ,, ,'f.'"m,- F or 'nfoc miit,on tall ',b,,n Vi'rrn11nn, 37795)0 Sanlr.rtl f'iitti'wi hipa' 17 92, Sanforit tioms Airport it to A(ADr- My MANOR, Equal housing opportunity Me-dc' Retltoni MI 3011 Shoe Repair Cnuøei. - 1954 CPse'jri'plal ass eng.na e" -i frar'%m,csiita 4cd contit nid. and Oi,,f. $7, 544 .SHør S p in , at 1011 Sfinv'i',n (3' Sc nI('p if Poultry I (JIlL IC A (IC 1' 10Pm - • 235 HOMES. . P•iS your flAil rObnr On flew 715 ANIMAL HAVEN BOAWOINC PENNELS,ALSO PET SUPPLIES Hwy 46 West Pt', 372 5757 !) SKILARM' 1708 Ptym',,4h Sport 5.4$eI1-10, 40 Mag"-." ae-13 - niS $41$i 0 Panarv'a Auctions 51 iii F' RI Al Ii Ii'-' Vie' 1st ',t Ill 2115 .51 ii- S tIlIlL 111.3 PUMPS 'l'h-hlP(L[N SYSTI'YS All types and tilt's Wr repair actd ter y, StIPhE MACHINE LI 'Iil'I'LY Co om 24.i Atro, ill. St Drltnna 4411 591$ ii. .- I.,1.10,,*- "Young mon, I'll have you know I made straight-Ku In arithmetic before the first computer wit built!" It', Ow-nrc gi et buy over loI Ing I itbip Dot. I bedroom t'os., fenced yard. sprinkler t',-%temn P5iujf SN' tO appreciate- CCII ,after S 10. 117 70311 Pet Care 3293 'i'w'cr - youIt i'w'igwfv'f, $34 1345 'ooCf,finwi ft.q ti. . 77ar,',,Crt !s'• v 'VeII Drillinq •,, i'. .- ', _ ealras 5tSLuJ Pt.0,,, $11 6019 O.MHARRISON Hr.'(4 Cleaning, Spare Oil Heitli.rS. Our Spr- alt, Call IoeIpt tm"r.i ,T 31 138. 13 LAWN SERVICE Spring Ci.ran up new lic*rr Iji-tis our S1-)C(i&ty 323 537 2 ,wr4.c' "3'-" pa ymenit titlitñ(p Writ. bpf', a. 5pr.tjtr tit k Jripin Piano P (j p-,, 1749AMX, W000 reles. a sparr Ane, I, It)), CI,, ri - 1)401 ArW ?iI'CS, %P,it(S%, 1-YVW' It" hVaWe-S, automaf,c F 'Clta.-' Foe 11,41, by rn'e $1995 62 Livestock And best 4t.' 377 5915 isv 37) .1%I5 '' - Income Tax 1'• Clay, Mu r or-, ,, . II. • DOYOUNEEDMONEY i crci%rii. MATUEU FIXIT SERVI C E S ..rd dorf Point-rig Odd Jots Call 373 7770 Fencing JH I Ii" t, • ' RECYCLE CENTER I residential and repairing em,nie- County, 71 h' Se-twice ii) 4970 ' ___________________________________ dl' Mares wonted Apply in person trj Houid, Inn Sdrutor(l, between ç i- I Elc r Al iontractcun /if / 141111177 twnu1.-afict n-cured Eating Place,, Tv-- hg 1) 1- '' . 1 C erani,c — '' Recycle your Reusables It's Easy -- It's Smart! I AdditiOnS, 'emodel. Sub Contntt. repairs. reliable, Inured bonded, I 'tented contractor 373 4113 after F Co r p e I i n g It. C 0 1. - lanting, paper hangincj dccorat'ng, Workmanship juaranti-ed, Licensed, H Merrill, (So. 1117 Lake Mary. 32' 39 322 $7 42 A - 1' - •. I.i,r0' Ar - 122 0199 - est,rior, Painting interior & repairs. roofS, free honest cc periented estimates 3130791 A fl' C riot ti. $711 1 177 74)1 I'IApiri let STr,Par,f — Lawn Service '.%'ANT A SERVICEMAN fAST Pt-ad today's Shoppers Guide for "f help you need 1r' -', - .111 - - i- , omputing ,' - . repairs. Stucco and SIMULATED BRICK Call 377 7750 or 373 5677 lIttle, BeautyCa rc tootiltooppoile, it tunO't'n 701) salary Apply t jp' 414 .'!e' ttti. Santo MerCid San'to'd. l 32171 ' ~ i ' .',,,•-._ ,3taA.MtoS:3DP,M. V III, [ •'r Cc - t-s', t'o'o1' .ise,- -' , 11 73 .4 . I . I % -•-. I - 's " b - -, 0 I I E,.) , - -- •• '" ' boays FAMILY BAR&lN NEWS SECTION tOOt is O,&tr.butt.(l tit an additional t SQC homes or to, •eAdv4porl ileprorS stiouin induCt this MONDAYthru FRIDAY --j "i i Voted most likely to help you succeed in selling your reusable. no longer needed items, She is of course Our Herald Want Ad-Visor. Give Our Fair Lady a ring, on the phone that is, if you have furniture, motorcycle, bicycle, garden equipment, stereo, sports equipment, power tools, typewriter, desk, office equipment, pets - lust about anything that you want to turn into cash She takes it from there. - - - painting or small repars around your home? 0 0 Crab tree-, 323 4S6'o IS irs cape-tie-ncr AutomoTive Servhe .rate ___~ ..-.- ~ '01 — "-s - . ; -- - Of il,., 'lii ip -set tjnSOlp sfore,I In , ally Riporfed Ike nø P.-spcin%itjlq party can tas. on lo., and INSURANCE ;4q'od i .', athpr. 44 "ifltie-I &iitp, 'r'i'I ,oncI,iunun Ph )fl 1405 (hair, 011yp gre-en. DInirig ',','n %#11,(hen* tahinmt All ow ce-lie-of (flidetbofl 177 0440 __1_4 "' Lawn Service Mowing, pruning, planting, ('IC Free estimates Call 327 6571 i- 049 jJJ;fJ ;t< (LAR( ' Autos For Sale 15 r,.,,IWP SF ill b-,i-. $ Want ed, One- RN, LPN. and Aides Apply Lakeview Nursing Center 919 East 2nd $t auLum.il,clii ic. placed n It ______________ •d' * N Ptiocw tolls Appi in pr-son Swernpy's Office Supply, Inc lie Ave.. Sanitord All •dvrrliisng appearing in lice-' Sitriturit Hermild Cl' WedncOi soulu - ,, Pit't?,mv typi5t for a min,mum of 3: OitvS *'tjr* Excellent wOqicmn .- - ''- 7) -Motorcycles And Scooter 74-Trk And Trailers 73-Autos For Sale -to - * lot— , - '.YJ . - 4 7-Import Autos ce -- Ili 1-1 - • -, I 7,f 7. Hagan lriSa4laton, SANFORD PlEAT INC. AIR I. CON DITIOPI1NG 2409 Sanford AVC. 321 4)40 $ronspor'ii' u' Sales CierS, full time employment, - - - t - - J'4)'i be _t7: ,.Z. - —• -- 7 0-Travel Trailers -- 71-Auto Repairs Part s cCeS5urueS Let- Falk and Sy Barry I I f , — r -i I . . "- -'-, -_ AtticInsulations 171; ' MC : ,,.,. APPIV In Nursing some, 300 S Pity Ave 7 —" ff_.J/j .-• -- 1_114 I 4. Ir " Walker \0-01 Mort - - /_ F t' ______ . _, I,,,- t,,, -' - - -Aloes, Transportation .—" - . - - - NC '- I. . f___. I -. r' • - '-. ------- . .' - - — roll - - - , J' . . I- '-" '-4' i THE PHANTOM . _____ 20 tors experience Reasonable rates $31 730$ ApplIances a Male-Female Help Wanted P,iint,q, interior, e.tcn.or, licensed. i nsured. - MAID Doctor's homr must lii" Children. owe" room. fe-hi-rent,$34 7$$ 15 'ITCIIEN AND BATHROOM CAB INI IS. Formica tops, Si nt, Ii ',pnrt rntahhat,oqc 377 SOS? - '••' I 's'\1 Diplec. Cli' It to leat Cr Large itt n I'" t,l1 jX,i ,,,, i..,;,. i Street. atec and sewer Stole trees. Quiet area $74500 Owner will arranç,- linancing if nrciiteal Number II IS, )atkon Court, (Icsacfbc:ry Chill owner III 1917 Home Improvements SERVICE 71 Hour Ser v ice & Repairs on A ir C onditioning. Refriger ation, ant, Plea'ng Se-ng Sanford arid .5 -•,,t,, Pr,,,)p 441 '2'4 ',qbri,,t riP, I'.' c..r 0, 33 1-71(1 SR(IPIGEPATION - ',i'e- (it filtOn.t%, 5714 The following businesses are listed for your convenience Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up to date wa' to 'o!vi' LT tiP*t FR Aiftf') 5A( F tV), l"-i l)fl Pi le 'r'rwfi.b APIA F'fdi and I track tarta flitlanp of $101 or $9 pow fl-.15C?P, fall CredI •anagpr 117 7411 'cr e-ninq5I1I 1144 tic iaa at ianIø.,ef Sn.uriq t.ol.r, fk,wntI',#,fl. 301 F - -- - - - - -1 bitt in • I bath. GUIDE J ci'\ 1-is Ivy I' CALL HALL lOt i. a'. I ,it I 1151 St Uo'. ':: l'ht 1?' 5411 L6 A , I 'ft'.d.hi anti 4#av.'s RCA STFREO Is BALL REALTY I JJL'4jj 'rrijck S&.' 6,. ii,iI-'u, " And 1railar - tush- 2 l'4'ilti)fl,fl, lhp i' ti'ntrai air. k itchen eq .i'u'.- ' spar iu% te-fl( .Sil lot with ipt InS hon S',StClSl 5.405(5) 1 ite'htent fri .'% Pet Ire t for re-tire-me-nt, tas' Iectr*,,,, 7 fcth te-nftitl Cr 5' 7 5C5t i4i'iil wi: ALlY 3 to rtorlil 71 If, ,its 'r or ktitI i-lip & stng AQo"r t 7545 Park 127 24RFALTOhlS '. -'t'. Sundact A HolidayS Call 1:) 4474 ) hi4tS 1?? ltcc) "' . "' Al , - • ~ .(t;-) ,.,: .'i"I 'N 5141 At','r,. *iic.'* 'ii 111 '-i ,,r,e-c., I ii 41) M - 'Ia IF 1' I Att a. t.s i' S letirnorn, family mutt,, ,rntrai ar, immediate- Ouflflry. 1554'itfflt SC(tii'wi. 51A,%Cl l,sst - - c t-iI cr'',fe- . N. , ,~%(, I N Household Goods . r AT i: 39 5anloelA',enge — GOLIJFIN TOUCH 'N SEW 471 44A) 6453660 3.1: 3EIF 17 92 Maio Own CONSTRUCTION The Sh opp ers Guide Is Here To Serve You! I Ot'i Wilt' sewing one coun'o alt Soiflrt piuS conrns' Applop in to REN7. HOUSE OF FOAM, )l 63-Pets And Supplies 64-Clothing '-j-;• • ,_____ _________ " __ - , -, c --- a's.w.., - N CAN I (• I iJc - 1. .._--. - ..C. • . ,,, - • ____ - ,,, .f.' - - : •-• 45.\ ,,, ol I I - -* -- - • '/' S C Compcn 4770 Orlando Dry, 55A T, i'-'' HOP THE EASY WAY! 377 4117 for appointment C all Mr Kay. 323 SIui', 11 .1 1 ,,, i,,' hat i$.,,,s hi4 1 Pi,'ir of "v,' STENSTROM REALTY ".I- " _- ___ ,-, ar, color TV Cotenna, $imst landscaped, barge pat'o, ilod numerous other teatures OnI', 3 months u, This re n t beauty us flI i(irl at 545 .''' FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL . ! SSA -Housvtiold S4-Antique 57-Musical Merchandise S6_ Store And Office Equipment 1 11,-il I,! FOR EVE RYON E' uli lime ecperipncpd Seamstress it And ooIs 60- Building Materials 61-Lawn And Garden Equipment £2-Li.tutk And . ' * -- "" I : cO,.j>.r Cf i- - ' ., -- Chic Young -. - ,--, h. * , , , ,s . '- - -' -- AWO0 Er.o' 4 IS . I --- - __________ ___________ _________ 1 - - Want PA 1r ,/ I UIfl tI I1 CRANK r iQf'rtC)" ,.crctary oobScpper, off 'ci t3acSrounC of payroll or':' loortiorkirev with figures needed CO; lot Sale For Sale by Dkit IjAndt Kl 'P 'Jolt f,,)tci Pite-"-*i SlI -71 LI CARN''v rsi L Call $31 107(s for iflterv,,c 55—Miscellaneous - — .A— ELONDIE SD-Garage Rummage Sates Si -Auctions S1-War.i'd To Buy 53-Swap And Trade $4- Equipment For Rent .--n-:,z'r,t!. to - -",-r- ji.'.1.r-i Auto Repairs ACe%4,flr IPS * THE SHOPPERS Part time txxfkeegw' with C, per aenc C in C omput en a cc oun' ing liAr mnsura,v-r agency in South Seminole art'1- Mt r c hand i se - Hous li twill home has four l,qo t5."utrth!r!c, tw Oh. e hahts, famly room, ric'.*si. GA. ''-''-'cpiace, all Payton — 'Th I I - ' •. 11 Sar,fo0 iocittmnn aii M 14 Female Help Wanted 41-Bicycles b Dick CcvolIi ,MEAJSJ Msi-.j t-i'e Recreational -_ '-q . .. I U .AL IS 37-Real Estate Wanted INDI(iiSTlOPI") I Si'i,tli Sprnrw,ie Sirc,au!, w0 bedroOm duple, furnistiec :..nt ann polisp- tars Reterenct's 0UPC Apply Dealer AutO :airs Mw 1 92 SatorC - 35-Income & Investment Property ies Pro perl y 3t AC ID • - in Onto? to Art GrmnctieS WPICIitOPI 1797 South San :::' 34-Mobile Homes - , '57'y I, took .i•.'-.'iz. 'i.. 'I.., 73 i TODAY it -• L ) FIRST bVop.D5 ( 4 830-4211 ' rv - A Lifetime Gift i, l,,,.-i.. ''w 1 he'drcm 7 t'a'P home. formal dinIng room in direct lighting in b,t,-pi,r, w1P, heavy duty disposal arId dis h washer Central beat ar.,1 C' •n tivh Arbor - BETTER HOMES Apartments Rent Unfurnished rter - - e I4I' *2 k M4. "LA:-1, ft it', PLitS 4 Y AVF AIR E ccln%lye houses *5,- in t %trptn' Bu t you won't need 5ny more room than you'll find ,, 'Pti5 spacious four bedroom. 7 bath with large F lor ida room Featsirr's t,rand new kitchen and brand nrs central Pie-itt and air i3sc5 ifl't'LLWILOE ill t!ccius.se IPit beautiful Loch Arbor t's!n't t1ooy I i_I I ________________ Apcnments ',,';'. 22 %r SIlO to Art Grinder '. .- 11 --i-1 r c; . '' • ee* 119'S rAt 'AOtc;. pin" Park 0' S.,nfocif HOMFS We vi' got it' See this 7 bedroom 7' bath with formal dining room, rentral heat and Ail, double gittaQe-, fenced, well. pump, large equipped eitt in i.ltttie-n and many other cotras that C tciritta ,in east',- t-1r .1 1? .1 t'i',l' •V'fl --wn halt bath 1 fle-etted - t'(5 I bath, 5Plr rers •n DON SAUNDERS Your Key To 11 "ef' bedrooms, I', baths. wail t wAll carpetino, se-!5-atr mln-nj room fenced ha ' , c 1 7 - - -- Pitt AMWOLC) $1,000 Down i-flu' W Rooms For Rent -- Real Estate For Sale 4( FREE -49 p. - ,,, '', hof,,t C we **i1 CiO4 It, at me *blmgatmoa at cot tr i-eu' and •ivf you a computpriler I'aIys.t of Wtiat yOu* poper? *t'ii! Sri In, ii,, INtO,'. 9ro II,,- M,'r' -- -. Sternper Agency -. anI a, ?e-ned nec' Results 'rravel Trailers 'I,', --------- •_••-,,.,_ I Co 55,j I hI 14', $Our,if I, P'tl, I PoNt'a', -5.' - it Sci'niile(osnly Realtor St AtRIR, OPl,ANtX) WI' *. 4 177 ic-cl Ie rr.-c-tt' I se- Sisr.day 372 7324 or 322 1494 1071 91,1V Sanford ' 7 Imm ediate Oc cu pa n cy 1, -- ,-- Ill 514% ,,S. ' --,'.. pw - - ''"-S he-droomi, I bath, frame homp, neat and clean no (i'tfll t'.,%.no%S 700v'ul SC Si"' 1ecmc * - KINGSBERRY Acre Plus •. Bring Parts . .si ';; " "no-i' ao,i r 10 — "* Ill 1222 (0 Of5 Want Ads Cliff Jordan in 2111 24 04('I.- - "'*' Domestic-Child Care FORKLIFT MECHANI CS -- - IV -- -at I,&elien, wiges a. at on pant benefits itno wor k ing COO cti?,ons LIII nr'. chop norma F ir.5,fl 6A Ay , Winter g_a.•s 44 .47)0 - * m'hIC hnmr i(,' rent I 7 hdrm rol, Ni, ltf.,,., i,% Ir P,'r,.t $.ir rOOt .i,,a-Iahlr aitr!uC' :,-, "uI-. •,- '.;r Lj Pijrn. ? 3 d$i- C i'ween 3 and .- woos C. h.' , Thaes ve i'-- RIALTY Callbart Real Estate Mobile Homes Rent Situations Wanted 16 Mechanic by Bob i - 76 It.11t 00' yOu down' Earn i--cta rt0mr in sari 'fnri - F.';,& ,A c-mq.ttr Maintenanc e mite and nepe needed Oaiawe arou•i1 c'•a'- i. i: FRANK AND ERNEST : par1 01 1146k, so, it Pøts And Supplies ' ' S45 C re-n.h Ave Pa',s 122 7712 REALTOR Mile cufl 17 92. Cass.hhRegency Sa 131 31' 950 Mellonvilte I.,c WORKERS Xljlp l f p.--.. ?c 6 ri.r .cr, Wood lg1iç... ?'.' Ctarlcc St 75-BusIne!s Property For Rent 29-Wanted In Rent -- - time Apply in g,criOn to Sanfo'r, Niorsona and Convalescent Cpne' Truck Driver. Skilicran Cabinets i;- ?cic , is - M., US mci -,- One RIc. nit',- shalt Orcli' cretirees acceptable, full or pa f')6SClIL COMPAH needs ow man over 40 f or short trips currounding Sanford Contact Ustcimor We train Air r?i4s1 B D,c&.rrwn Pro.. Southwestern rlcirolpum Ccrp rt Worth, It's Rentals * --- SANFORD R[AL1Y I 25 Houses Rent Furnished AAA EMPLOYMENT ,, 373 7910 Employment fen(ed yard. S1M per mci or $14 (lkt cell 143 MayfaIr Circle (aba III l'17 S9111. I 10 m ps or wrie i-anSic., AS7S 5/i'V-' .'.a t to 33410 #3 '• --___ her C","" f,'i fll'OQ tam II', Cl I thnçf Pi'au?ltui A months Old I bedrocim cpbt plan Fcicin.al brt ('0 ICrQe rrnec cit i lose- to i's Pr',thing i Crj'i'b 5t.p It elf lQpnti', I 's 0.,I" " n, - SANTORO LOAN AS5tlitpIlON f"ay 51.757 Move in ta',lai- sto pays all, I hsdrnemc 7 baths carrvi Node nc I4Mfl r' 5,'ir .1 t't'.i',s" -'- c : hatPi-, ,'e'-i'ra P'esb a ,, Sit oippec1. IONIC rxpeorierecret Announcemprooft E1 IA WE ?racftt Cabinet instIipr. •, - '•,. - -. - 13-Male Help Wanted ia-Female Help Wanted 15-Male Female Help Wanted 16-Situation Wanted 17-Domestic Child Care -- ' JoV' IG LOCTIt oc T$t6 ATO..APJr r: i - - TAMA3I f - ip4rn Anic uncemtnts — _______, by Crooks & :a.' osa'.'--c aae' in rpertee 10 hr Wt ØQ IC I 30 Mon t hru *r, Write i. 179 care ot Sanford HrrId 5antor. c-ia S-In Memorsams e-Buciness Opçrni- tunihe 7-Ins?ructicrt .foi - L_ '. r (ii-, I.-- 4 ICl, a,,, ____ I - 3 LL, - C AN ' LEGIcLLY II?JItJ 1E --. -1i 11 ,""ooIii,,l - -*;I, i~ ~*~ , , I eip. • - 7 personals le, , r por Mir,.m,r,- - I-Lost & Found • I - '\ &jIE Pr BT EVEN IF - .ia ex perience Cats 327 107 or report IC' in vied Fa m S, m Ping 2 I i,' -i •, r mu5' havt 3 years COmmerc,at HELPER 1 --- ARDt'kE Male Help Wanted in Advprli..,.r should •nctun(- this .rc(rIson in computing their earniit _ 1" c- -- a.,•.., ' nprit DOT regijiatSons tr4n Uior$.nc tion , vihiip " / I 13 All avprsig aflpaar,ng in Thr Sanfo,n Herald on WI'dptJ, will ats?om.tscaIi b nlace-o in Thur .dayc F&Mi.,r CA!P NEWS SECTION that is ds$trjbtjt.tj of, an aitdition., tSO homes in ttti' *p I ci• , WiS'9' 3 41 I - " — THE -. .. 11 , - T 75 re., r 1.0.4,% '- ' ,. ' 3 Lines Minimum 'j ' W.-_'-I 1~: __ __ **%-) 1 I - . / : - I ,,,~Pp _ ----" I a (1 Caui betwN.r. n' i? ?4L Inctrutinrt Rated For Consecutive Inserticins-#Jc Change 01 Cop ~I - -- 'n- • -, 7 , _-) PRISCILLAS POP f-4OLL'4OCi< FELL) 0I'.J -1E ICE .,...'' The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. . C .' (mIi Invrtm*.n of It a flC The Longer Your Ad Runs ,%'IN .,7 1 liL :' Civil Service Board ot the CD'S Of (itsu'lberry Is accepting ito the pos?i0n cit pliCat0tl5 fOr Director of Utilities Unde' the anmlnistr*tivt direction (it the Mayor 11150 City Manager to an rnin•Ste'. plan organ.ze and dirrc partmCflt the wtlr5 of one UtllIt n&liidng office mfInaQemCnt, mct11r reading. mitorand min(w 5tStC9 repairs. large c.a'e capital improvements to COcirdinitte anc suc*rvese the worS of (OnMittmnC engineers and to do r1114?nd work, Oat.On (If An cidvca ?on and ccprrCflcr eculs.aIent to graduatiOn from an a.credite4l rouleor with mit0' encore' nc or i n -, boc,ness tv public itCIrT'mnSlra' ,0 and three years of progres%-vOi responsible one vat 'cc ecperienct in the w$tP' AMC sewer firlil Qualified people livIng within rel. Iec of Casselherry cv wlU aqei to rciIOCitlr within the Clts n' CasseIberrt within 6 mOnths af'oappolntmtwv may APPIv ti-i At pl.Catifln And resume at "( Casselberry Cut', H$ui heunninO J11t 4 19'3 and not lep er, ",A,Ian IS, 1473 SaIsr', ope reensurlite with 'vpe'*enr I Sonsom by Art - 6.," at the 04'9 roe-tab loot.-lfarpop Shnç,. U 97, I S of t'eBsr tirpe- '.''-' ' • - I;7 'oci '? IU3 ified. #la5Ie,r, -ljC.' qijalt', HUNT JIM ---------- I SANFORD SOUTH MOVE IN TODAY ,, Houses For Sale 7 5 71 Part Of At!e, -------- ----- -- C sAtins F f'O lI'$,IFPST ItG'flS fl Houses rot Sale it 1arw'f 4 --- --- THE BORN LOSER j 'iffac or shop nt ti-qit,jt lii •-i..' Plant, ne-ct t (tub be, I411Cs At only $190 me, (II si Parting, heat, air ri'ffld.t Owner II 7S $SILAkA A*R1YIIlIS 1145*. Ic' 5 24 31 Business Property For Rent - 17 PFOROOMS ADULTS ONLY PARk AVENUE MOBILE PARk 7545 Pitrt Dr - 327 )UI IUfluii(9, ''!"( CLASSIFICATIONS -------- -- ----------- - - - - ftursd,,y, in i, 19/ 3 San f ord HsiriJS Parking Problem When You Shop No -- --- SAIl MO PARSS. 121 Bedroom A Aptc 2 Adsit' parts 7 17 97, c amit', parts ISIS H Sanford 33 1914' Oat S5 11*1 for Etperienced h0cisee*er crOwing ht,sInietc in Sanford Small amount 04 typing fegurNi Pi4C 54'nd rfIqtjml' and salarIt to Ito-c 477, care of The Sanford Herald, Sanfo0 pe 3)771 An EOual ll Employer Clip 831-9993 There's . r.QIrf.10(.fltS Orlando '----_-. - ,(r.1i0nPf1, QrOIJA(I "!o ChanCed I-erie-al State ann local ta-cation MIfA ta-c deo'e o r 00&,.%i$if.1? cIwriOnce preferred of lnsuranC (group. liability. etc ) PielpIul but not necessar'i- Send resume and sa$ar5 reguire1T'ent to P 0 Pot 7711, Santoro. %- torida 32771. Alto Personnel Der, erh4r 4Poh Can Heir C' ,~ Apartments Rs7nI Furnished 23 ,t1. 11YA(.1' orC RApO cornpitr, sec'. e-cperienCN 'a-c srlecmaifrit to be responsible for rcearch, planning 4tiC CcitT' AC( 'Y,. 1-1 I'h - ' 2 ill I ';c Irc r 11 tilts Male Female Help Wanted ', I' --' Is - C. ' -( & ao' WANT AD : , i 0~ " Rg--ss Am# ' -_ "' Lost £ Found / irLiter/j 4 A rIc -1 NX/e(IIlcs , (1ay, a w a)i r Jan. 31-dill, 5f, �7. Li The Sanford Herald Thursday. Ja n. 4, 1973 Fol's. p Those Hos 'total Costs Can Fracture You P I _. - . . her of the 1amaI needs has. pilal care during the coming I III1dOI thtiiIt VIOUICI he paid out o your iocket' -iL #Z r - 11,_ .I- - .. ~ __ .. - _. & I I IlI .. VIkS I \ CHRIS narne -rilove of the rnth " by . the First N ational Bank of Maitland at its December emplose meeting Mrs Smullin completed nine months service with the bank and is working in the bank accounting departmeniShe,hushandTomarid their son moved to Altnmonte Springs from I L r ly. make sure you re protvc'ted against a cripplang finanraitl blow Nationally. the e)l) per patient day in community hospitals averaged $81 Iwo year , according to Socud ecurIt AdmintctrntiOfl - I 'l' in Cab- n Wyoming to iwalth services'— decide you ni d more pro. spell financial disaster. 0 teCtion. 1*5 driiS. fursIn the health field, that t ng s rvices . aPPiIIIflCCS. It s a common mistake to means major nwdl('al sncur• tr or "complete coverage" After our basic coySince the t'ernge —trying to plug all the hoh'serage hI'k t and small, to achieve major lLIdin the elderly. who i what' the insurers y there is, a deductible less on private insurance bedollar coverage" ThaS CX irn-pay gap—n! $1110 or ... cause o Meclse re—I p1. id shock. 1ma you haven't i ensivc. of course It's like therN*fter a major 11cm who does depend on hnsiital i11 recently . service charges hat-e in- private insurance would find wash jUt') would pa for phys 75 or ROper * cent of the $400 creased an average 14 per a larger share of his bill coy` I a year in the past seven ered Still. it's obvious that If. for example. %,oil li;id Aloma years —enotigh to raise the there can he quite ,P. gap be. I I 411 lIlt 4$ss1 1*1111 " • . *101 iM li sit tii .-' i room ot 1PI1 10 Orlando, No. pays and what comes out of and the hospital patient not covered by the basic SIM p0liC . mair*r medical would pocket p r o I cc ii 0 fl as d Just EisI of u 't i ' Jill lh0' -f \* tti* huha •iIfl' should per famil E'. er privalt. hospital In1971. surance covered 36 per cent indically reviest its insurof the bill. again according ance Coverage, to find otil OVIULTI0KII 0 A Co-ed it also what Services are paid for. SSA am tationc art VI mt t it picked ui * per cent 01 Ph' ns ttw erever ' }rrn pun1. bills tend to be higgel in the larger hospitals which maintain more sperv• clalizerl d II • trus Estimate Lowe%red AAi Brand New NCR ELECTRIC Adding Machine is developing even in Januar3 crop estimate can P ORIANDO — A hemvy and letir, go. It tinusuid dror, in thu Fttrl'% and Thinilins, st varip . IIunra A siatult reaIuruu ultc10 wruucit in tanuI on \1u'acon orangr crop su porLs further drastic cuts for to the bitter end." McGee said. grapefruit crop is also expected The United spokesman said in the Januar% USDA estimotit . - _-~ those varieties in the upcoming Said January USDA crop estimate, that the new box volume Imsies McGee The USD hinted as much III and golfball sized fruit should United Growers said rndns . Ws December report. So It ma% I . .., , Gen. Mgt, WiLson McGee -oI combine with additinna WW , 4 around to admittin~ p finall~ get , ; t the Orlando-bused crower reported Valencia crop losse. t i,,) what ever% grower has; known— ,irgnnizatinnsaid the size of thr reduce the 3anuary estimate that there never was 45 million USDA following the drop P was considered "un- the preredented" by many industry nilllino box slash in December. boxes of graawfruc out then ill a Ttmt USDA Ic no'a o fficially the first plact leaders and its caust unknown admitting the Earl% and or Speculative. , I Iy ~V Tki. Qk I - I • Th R rA I , r ".i .0 - . . * fca r - ' '' ' . *and apply . rental - NCR 149") IIf I'OI&t Rankkmrrkrd or M.sirr •. ( h4rr. PPlo'.s OrIod. 941-343) — Cocoa 632-1 7:; vbo i -, e" 3S)-6566 - Personalized Education ra ] I 4canfd ~ Prep School Library Buildings .- #_ 'k'k / .,fll - E It N I-, S T KUI .1-K, p u's ncr an First National Bank of Maluanci. bus beers named Lii ttmt hank 'b aduiwr) board A of Ness itrees nit Kuetiler served 1*5 VIt't T I I S . OM ion 3000 ' • • 4 -, A 1LLJMBER.CARPET 11th THRU SPECIAL SALE PRICES GOOD JANUARY - 1 ----- 7301 7 - __ _:~~___' 7 CORI - - I )wal d WIt I lAM been numed "w-niut Vat Berensof President Associated of Florida, Inc Tit, announcement wits rmutcie by Harold M. Nutter. President of the Florida ci saitacidiars of Associated Mortgage Coniniflit's 1w partitient and tuss twtn ss-ith Liii h;ird mit- year. Slit' resides with hfr parents, in Pine iaikrc bm Slit' received ii plaque an honor of tin uissarct and an orchid car , _ : turn list' soil M. I Soll, pol.'j. 111(111%, 1141tting 'AUt' hold bhe'.a Is tine part ira nine part of watt-r. advises the alf hout - - Scotty 3'O No. 15 2-8 No 1 rtiCC Scattv's Sall, Price 22 x 31 ea ..... 64-95 belqu 0! Olive 22 Maclea :i:r $a SafEty 7.. cid C' - c''. ti'' i '0*1 plan huto %%(g11tJ ~-.;w- 70TT 1 tilt' 11"llit' liunche" — grim hes li am ;siui11 1 I Aura:n(: t green ati - ieatll chrub 4sncl Itei-" taInt You ears Scotto i ton I ___________ . 1! 4, - A UAN Ahi.,.* I 1: ------ - V' SHELVES IL I 11, 4•• ii '- 'Il I -- I " - , '' , • INTERIOR SCRUBBABLE 410. Ii' proct. 29 Sale Price 2 Completely odorless. Gives a . r. i so 1/ I ' tant finish in 24 hrs. 1 coat Scotly's Sale Price FRUIT HAPVESTER 1 . I scoltv's Price . . . . . . • / , Scatty Pr,ce LR2O L,t Rak e Ra i eqr 22 L 2 - - - . Scatty's Sale Price - - - 3 use peeQrke -, i/ ) I/ i .1 *.1 / i, II I I — 4k. . - . _ Z. , A. -Ir - I I ":4.-# .*~; # * 77 * -- -#%o.1*-,S,*;r4_;J" ,A-,40.;A _,%.l:V U K HOTEL ON THE OCEAN WRITE FOR COLOR 3ROCHU8E 61? ATLANTIC aOULEVAR) FT. LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA 33304 Phone for Reseft,ations (305 ) 564-3211 JERRY AcQUAM, Manuger — - I L40 - r -I,,- . -. • -i it - Z-M ~;- I ;~ . -K AM 's 0- 11 — jJ 0, ,-~ I- - I - . ---- — ---..- -4 _______ . _- .- , , ' . I -_ ~1~ ____ NOW -- - --- -___ - -4 , --ii - -•--- ______ , thu '-.snFortl Airport I cit to right I cc A Vann- Eyecutive Director t .111, aild ilissfx-iates, Inc . Captain Ifill Noel accepting the check fmi., vice prii-sident (if ttie Flaulucci Family Froin Michael A I latillic(i ' (1st ' fl(l Hon I rban . Ilk wo" - - .~ .. -. l' - - l AVV . ___ . ..__. - - -_ - ,'- 7- - - -.-'- •- •, -_ _-~__ — - _- I ____ - • alie __,:!~~_ , ,, _,.~~, VP"ll;k~"__,P1V19&1., _. I ,.;~- - I . -1 _:;~-:, "Nftw- • -:- . -_ 10", , , .0 _.- - ft _. ____ - - ,A-li-,d%;;~-_~~-,.-;6~; -0V__~_4r=__ - ~11:~.~-~i~__~ - = - -WV - -0.., - NeedleLwtw LU11SIfU1:110f'i Of tuug!l rivion svitti Uoilt-in 'o'-n rub ber cushion back 49 — :: Did you know that MiLs and :'. Co., a Japanese trading firm, plans to build a leisure center arid a hotel near l)isnt> World '11w> se already put-c based 4(X) ' arts of land and plan to build a 20-atory hotel on the site..,at a .. ' .q I . .1::: .. 700 FRENCH AVE. I ; A . 11 CASH BUYS MORE AT ) PH:323-4700 I- kook's wlectiun of Raquel-babY ;,: being the "worst dressed." You wanna know what he said about Princtss Margaretl` She ", wears -11w kind of style that mukes 1.4)ndon grateful for their HOURS CARPET TILES 17 , JL I d " cdrpel tilt- I, ,two, loveiv decuraluf Luloirs i ice 2 . .•-&,_. _____-•_ — - - - - ~ -;;&~;i i__ <~11___ . --%&,~ . . - : Murder I - By - RD AIRPORT ANF Ar ______________________ ents n d'19 c t fill. * Returne - Z__,~-_~ X. --- u ry ran CommissIon agreed \lirrii.0 iii a arrested on a couflt Seminole County (,rand ssarr4snt by lid Sgt It (,Alt\ lA I fiR hospital sale :* m I hith defendants stere ordered Lvparuiermt anti under (X)i) bunt! jailed without bend cijUt-t run> 1uIetl Into ,-:~ keep up small shelling attacks across South Vietnam for the third day. 2 .. :' :.:::. , U( u B t SIN I 'iS IS SI OW on 'tN N SA returned indictincriLs Ili two tht- death of Karen Gilbo arrested Oliver Brown, 33. oi tw it shooting deaths which occurred Morrison. 22. The shouting Iii McKay Boulevard. Sanford, disturbance in the parking tat u — rcuit court capias the Post Ttjiie Lounge. U.S. 17in December. Gary Dot,gills reportedly m-curred Dec. 23 at on a By ANN SIEC7.KOWSKI the couple's trailer in a remote charging tutu with Lewd and 92 and SemuieLa Boulevard. Morrison, 28, of Lake Barney Hibbard irrested Miehaei Liscivious assault on a female ljoild, ( , genevik. %v,js %%t%hIvd arva near Geneva District four commissioner Heights child. Bond was set at $8.OW. Joseph Solitirt), Ll. 4 RL I Box Greg Drummond recom- charged with firit degree Officers reportedly searched Longwoext on arges ju \thaI Chambers, of to 5 tflefl(it'(l that consideration of murder and 'lalilut I Whitaker, near ponds before a ometaled firedrin -ving lavi Bethel 11~krte. OrLinde. was carr . the sale of the Hospital 5:1, of Itt, *2 Box *221 Niam Street, al.! rrested on a circuit cuurt . . be dropped unit that tIn' second degree tisuriter, ac- lit SttI to be the murder SStJPs'fl. captas. charging him with North Edgetnun Avenue, Win. t. tx- r Spring3. wa-s -.ir ,-4 4it~i Legislative Delegation be cording to Assistant State I 1 r e re '' t,r list r' right Ir arrt sLed the dtatrt rs jj on Attnrrn s Newman Brock about appro.ic tied this time. 'and Viet Cong I. -': districts for Seininole County. supp 1 been rcct i. cii ii> thu. Hoard In liVItitaker on lite charge this mor ning. I It. wits alread att y lit. 5IIS held in thu. St ininok ( 0111115 j iii t)OSSibIt purhast siolsitiun of probuitma At least cc sin unquirit 'I has i. I III Itt NS 'iS! are enjoying their armest %vorried about snow for the %,Inter wheat crop. / , against F1istern Airlines in I)ade ( ount ( i rc ui I ( ourt In the aftermat h of last 1 ida V crash of a 'I'riStar jetliner into the E'verglades. , , , • , , , tN ".% 11051 ( Alt ".% AS 10 1'OSSl 551 1) V. Ithou I s at ning is entitled to toilet t (Id mIt ge's 11 0111 the (lea h'r t ho ret hi imed it ( Iri tot % Judge Martin Sack has ruled. :~:::: . ... :: ". FICIA,11 1-. 'S trying to stretch its stirphis over the spending gaps created by (lie Nixon Ad. . 111111181.11'ation cutbacks, says the House Ap- • T30-5:30 WEEKDAYS nounct-d beginning Ili 1974 7 304 00 SATURDAY wa-i - 1* would hold together that long, we'd havc something of tti wfe, Elhel Niae Whitaker N) 11 tutu told but unittlkd r 1)tarttdi> 'llie majority of tilt- board authorities that lit- wits shiloting sat a dog is hk Ii sias a. 4utung los agre&ui that ttu susie is ill not lx pursued lit this tlnst' It is as chickens wIno hit hit his is itt an agreed also that ( hairinan Ski thu. stilt. Author iLk. ta a.os r. ii a Li Vihk n is ill c orutat t the Hospital trustee.s it) rect-i% ialiber revolvvr at tht- scene. believed to be the death from (hill botly (ill tiltisihality iii tisa huspitail Si('ill$)ll I)t't. W ilIiaisi i logass sirs t'd districts. tiat 1 sit oil a, ourt itp$dS till Ailvisinistruitis I assl'etisnt \liirrlsori charg ing huii is ith Itnuint > I .s> ar inquirt d of thu. board Ii hi should titatti> ttiost fiat itt grit iiiurdt r in thu parties Interested in purc hasing a ll eged shooting of his isik is itti the hospital (hill the stile will .,I 30 valiber rifle ... ` hituation and confer %%ith the ::: authorities lit lite hospital. *:~ AA , , " Ab),It% .wp, , •\ Church Ill.%kh (1assifledad..) . 9 _. - ~ •c -, . ., 1~111. - " il - jog __ , , 1,'.,, , 'Li 'I 4 — - lii i 5 i 1%. P - ' - . % ' _ . - - '.. I ' - - ~~_ % - I* ~, &I ;L i -0 ~ - -_• - '--•- - . - .• .- .- - _- - - i __. - - - -_- I .. -- I IF Bulletin t,- I A, ! A - V - 14 - #?T" ATLANTA. Ga. iAll i lulluellita or slitillar ~ k .[L I .. - V " 4.9 '7~ 1 N 1.- I .%~ I. !I ,~ Inch of rain was recorled lit tht! 7A Editorial comment Ente'rtaintiient SA 2A Ilorosg ope 11R511 IllnWilal 11(ite.-s 4J3 i'ublk taulk. s 7A &H'iely 7A Sports 7A 'I-V ,.: S sil . , I Index f ~ , : 1. , ol , Bridge Calendar onusts Cross%uril pui-ile Dr. (anne lk. ,;-Ablb) I 1 rrsplralory diseases have propriations Committee chairtnan. ~ - . . ` hospital. Work sessions with :,-.' potential purchasers of the .le ,'litv I have been whedillf4l. * '51 II I I 4) N N I Aa I 11.1 N ('I-' AND ( 114)1 ( oN I It ( I St II has liCe!) filed Obt ,..._.,: Scotty's -. - .. , ~, ,.— NEW VISION CARPET — — - 101. -11 V wo . I _________ ___________________ Sale Is Dropped Majority of County : ::, . / '.' -,i z _*-, I Scottys Sate Price BUS TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY -- ,if . - irttiv ~ r__.- _. I . - --._,_ --A&- -5j,_ _W ., . ~~ of Con gressman 13111 -r' -e....on tiand for :' the Jan. 3rd swearing-in and the :"..remption which followed in the %. .1 .a prl( . I .W.4's 1-0:_M N6 F k AP great ideas by "Xi to * .,.. ,:': hm )) 1,# A,4 . .; - 4 4-P 4*.` --.i -s io -~~,~~, .,., ,'r.4.*; N-.9 011 . - #6 III• ih hijacking and other crimes. Rayburn Building were these two from Serninole Cuun '% t'. Bob How e and lit lIlt I Paulucci - DI!NET -- s. 0 hot 4 , 11 2 5.99 I . ..ir ~9 ,V,~ ~p ,,.,.•v aisr r i -' market to ,. I :::: .... ' I1 j 1 99 -" FKC75 GUUSen&C~L HUe .... 2. t.*-- 2.33 HAMMER 11CC 77g rli J Il I 4 2.33 ' 1/ / 4 io [ Ir I-_ , ,.. ''i '' .,• V Amdrh-_.. FD DRILLING • / '1% i , AR248F Opyn back Shovel . 2.1il 11 Nixon that an all-out drive to cut off funds for till, Vietnam war %vill begin unless the 13ar:s peace talks produu a settlement b Jan 20 K X I) I i . I . .* 8.40 21.95 ; Garden Tools :1 , - ,1 SLEDGE HAMMER ... L)I.MOt RATS signal President : Arid for you gents, would you befieve that sexy actress Raquel %%ckh was put at the of the ''10 Worst Dressed Women" list by fashion designer Mr. Blackwell????? lie's just gotta be kidding' a For the lift of me I can't ever 4.29 Scotty's Sale Price Unfinished Lauan Shelves also available Price -1 DIGEST ......... .... ....:: Il requiring the death penalty for kidnaping, I. 4.68 \ catty s s1 NAIL-' 1 ,. next May. gives year-round protection 2.34 .. Vaughan & Bushnell (,hilit-lit. sclitiIiii Tree art, anionr stiiall shrubl, NEWS Olympic sssirn hero Mark Spitz 3.92 1 I SCREWDRIVER SET .., Sorry. gals.,.heart-throb and .- - - - .1I.— ll~ not to pursue ________ ( :;cotlys Price 10.49 WORLD I F1,57 10 36 ..........................2.93 6 PIECL THE s ...'. r ONE-COAT - LO C,+ : ,: ::.. his John A si' .. i 4* 8. 48 ..........................3.11 ,.; 1 k% ~, +'. l 12 x 2 Cu Ft PEAT .......::.. ....:. .. < " "4 I uncernent that it will seek legislation -. . " - 'S I • . I) I - cQVTIfT l 1.29 . . I I - I / --- I ospita * !.!i — 1. - t r-, aesiii P41 fl1% I -_ — s 9 A I 6 - - ,,,-----__, PAINT -1 _;~~__ I - WALNUT TONE ..K. I Scatty 2 Scany's Price . . . - - 77-50 l' BE t? Sale Price 17 Price Scotty's Sale Price . . *26.*99 ANTIQUING KITu fansstant C.raet tul ss iLl' hulk stents and narrim leavc ( ,tit- K siatir tot sutliflhe t rc)ura:: Iur - . - - - p )l Z7 %_7 9 , I ee ~ çO U - tI4B Open Uac Shovel , , 5-i•. -' }) __- - Drenchii thu coil and other 4srtac en ruin trci 'miaKt tret und F__ -_ - ,- E Scotiy's Sale Price - - 1.77 1'. ;af 7 ~ 'i-' PONDEROSA PINE SHELVING 1 12 No 3 KD - Ian ft • I ( w1 i - - -. !_W~\ - Scotty'i Sale Price ,%~L k~~, ) I - 3 Cu. its -. .1 - 4.- I. - ~ r - .____ I I F .I % iron chielati" -. . - I CIRCULAR SAt -. president Ili tilt- itior1glige tii-oktr. Alexander Cactous & . (s1iidfl, Ness \ urk Prior to that ht nssiwd unit luiortgu1t it operated brokerage firm in Ntss ( 14 24 - __' -- Wok - - .. COCOA MAT i VANITY TOP & BOWL b WATER HEATER ___________ Slack Decker PREHUNG ALUMINUM DJlJ WlTempered Gias.s "•lI=_ iUi ufl - tilt. company'.s Floridit chvisitill commercial 1111111 * Suire joinitir tilt- firm in bank, announced that MISS September, 1971, he bundled Susan Spina had been .selected the Southern Florida area. ii'; ttm tnupinst f the vuir, ayI' Bet-ens he Bdort , \1iI'l - ______________ the death penalty already have datory death penalty, where the 11a -h, 1)-Ind., ti*eiiiber of the fl - ThM SEPPY jur) in cited dectde guilt and parent Judluar) lotnmittee, begun to form battle lines Associated Press Writer . Gin Richard G Imposes punishment at the Ha)h said one of the problems Ali), -1 \%ASHI\GTO\ Al't rhe Kleirsttsenst announced Thur. same time, would be acceptable with the (tenth penalty "is that - .--. .. - . Nixon administration says it will call for a mandator)- death 5dav that the administration to the Supreme Court. The court it is possible for our system of "•.penalts for cold blooded pre- will seek legislation requiring ruled 5 to 4 last summer that justice to make a mistake A j.e meditated crimic but a the death penalty for such because the death penalty has Ba)h attic said the senator 41.1 been applied unesenls in state ssouldliketosee a life sentence Democratic' Senator is propos- crimes is kidnaping as I cassinatlon bombing a public and federal courts, it violates mean a life sentence and a 2•Z -'-'.' ing a bill that would lease sin ft building. killing a prison guard the constitutional ban against tougher policy toward paroles." ~~ ]&_- ---'. ..-- Ir-_ - -_ - cruel and unusual punishment. anid air hijacking. .. up to the jury. However, Sen.James 0 Included on the Senate subMeanwhile. Sen. John I _:~ The tsse opposing viewpoints - I _04= 111110" -,- * could presage a major congres- McClellan D-Ark.. introduced a committee on criminal laws ;1~c~_ . ~ _' man I ,.sional battle over use of capital t UI that would reinstitute the and procedures, which would inittee , V C punishment And opponents of (lUith penalts but onls if a de- handle such a bill, are tsso ar iendant, in the course of a dent Democratic opponents of administrations proposal, • :;. -i-: 1.-. -serious crime, intentionally capital punishment, Sens, Ed. takes another person's life. The ward it. Kennedy of MassachulAND AWAY WE GO...... jury would decide guilt and setts and Philip A. hart of H punishment separately. Michigan. I KI/ A ID I.T DIM Oki C OOt'* f tA T AE JET 1.11.111 1 I'S' S) UOV '.... liv NN W. TURN ER G LI Ekill More opposition apparently Kleindkfl.St suggested at a news conference that a man- would conic from Sen. Birch 1 -- .. At the 1-k-1-und State Bunk'h annual award banquet. Wendell a I ! • PLUMBING • EL..ECT'R)CAL - -/ 4 U t B anque A B ;n'llu tl i ____________ . - -- ,i Spina Selected iiia AT - -, - counting dtgrt't Kuchier. his wife Brendli IA-e and their tw o sons liv e at Muithind. it ITEMS ~ - -_ - 40% - Fir National Rank of Dab Cits California prior in ttit First National joinifli. A of Maitl&untl E3zan Rutgers Iflullit. I r • ,~'Ash, ~". - 'Hiv $1,f9g) check presentation gavi- the"hird- if.i,.ting.; thi.,; mrorning - . 1 4_1 I -------- - I - - '. - 4 . __ . .. Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 107 - :. 150(1 *Rquuitcl'eil to thepeople to III hiancttuitr that for plea (or financial aid. divisloti Im-tween lite north an(I south of Seminole Countv when At 7:30 this morning, Michilull it voines to rendi-ring ald to the A. Ilaulucci unit Lee A. Vi III), ml iweiiy. iffi ) 'i I )f JF'I' Associates lnu'.who had flown in frm tb-ar L.utut), U" (1(fkC 1 111 - IV 'ItCflC 111111111111 ~ ; iom"O . ' m ,Q~ -T~~ - is noi way the motber'i, h,wi- . r -- I # ,ci name entert,41 the the proces,; it Im-rinittvil tilt- ! One of Notion's New est and Finest • . i.acS5,52o; S - 4 ' da Greater Orlando Winter Fork - 5antord 111~~_-_T_ , Co*aiitr 9 Major Inter. I • Bus Service ~s,, . i. i 4 4, OD r en to All - 41 *44-' orgc; &~".,1 • Small Classes p N I 360 Students - 34 Full Time Faculty e Affiliated with Episcopal Church - - a month 4 Arullf.1, ; # am pus Throughout to - I Day School, Grades 7-12 ••. ' !",I Championship Team$ scholastic Sports • P1 a y in g icc rn s -: - Ma n a g u a _ Fo r d ,uiiuing that still nnnhIDr Sky Safari Incl uded the support hlscuti, 24 Sanitation kits and tmpilut Sail) l'eri and Ron lilt) will be inmle to Nit'iirnguui of residents of Central Florida sk u'nes of medical equip- U )4111, t'nruiinntiir. nest week in are t'ue ;ilnn at • , ,o serve A united effort h fl ai.cquia1e e II1C an gent• c •er, when the Turner llfteit-off at needs o1hunhIre(tso!persofl rarcd that Ihi ,l pemtioti Amigo,i 10:.%l 8,111 . it was AF, A result of In order it) utillre all tontiihutinn s*iuId go for (,nvpr nor Askew s **ffii. t)Ct'*)flW reality early (C)dS) the efforts of basically avniahle spai'c for supplies, , naught. delipile the ayniloblIlly cue au i ) lit the nru'.i of Iiiu'I , the giant M0( .nvatr jet, loaded Seminole County residents. members of the press media of Turners plane and illots Ui for ;te npartmenL unavailable hoped that a state ruluuqt 'ilI or the quake-stricken city of entire passenger section of the board were five crewmen as Maringila, ,Nicaragua. giant jet was filled with 27,01 headed by I'llot litighMitrahall. ternoon. Thp platie was loaded l.ol"Ron for 111f, ilir e(Ltly ill li te I' Thii L. the third such mercy pouncl:s of supplies. including co-pilot ' Hill Noel, (light required atnuinhi n Jet uc mlcslnn tun erhrn- fliøht hs' 940 civIlian iio"tpn*p enuitneer 1,l 'Vticon available ,s, . ••.•• . retinue toe niuqt revru'iirw Noel, wile of the co-pilot, calls ntiriNils- (if Operation Ainigo, eru pliu ed to the main offices icituit I (if Shell Oil and Standard • intiiiitt"l stithiii as time — both of whom supplied - free of fucl ((it tlili mercy licriod of 1pss than three (lays I charge, lite is ironif that a specially D 'W mission. planned Fund raising uiihli' I Don Hathel, local l'age trnrtwque, fur which food fur Airwa ys terminal mnnnker, more than 2,0(X) Pl0fl Was provided lite attendants to lond prepared and yet leqq than 25 the fuel, without any additional personi; showed up, ovrr 27,M) 'ncic piiinul 01 FIMIII and cuippliec were donated by till (if the It still required one Important residents of Seminole Couritv 1, ingredients prior to lenving— 014 It ;a I urasar hi tIrvI1!1l iniuwy for iiur.ittui' i'ai't ,\s luis been the cal!U! on tmuiierous the vt'hakle anal the pu'aiiiie' previous occamions, the reslionfleil ",till IN, mali-rial Ill •• r A is Outstanding in State of Florida .,' n - * Fully Accredited - Academic Program 'A- -r- $10 th't. Young seals can't swim lit splitting that cost us from () to Ill Small" in keeping with birth and have to learn to million boxes primarily in the trend noted b growers and cwin 1vith old from their late zslt nciu crop It Ic just its handler' for the utst months mothrr W hen tired the pair . , ( Phone • Located on Multi million dollar, , Bou i I e d A no its ii ) R Ii) \ l, ' -'TrR-1 os g - Trinity Preparatory School . mi R) JOHN P1)l.ShI e , uu Acre • SeS during the year Ilia IC th iflitS SUCh S em i pollcles can al;o "ths' tr"' help pay the smafle'r hI1s. , car . . s- oWfl 'rtif- answer, , to those two (1tu-Stwns (1('errninc whether %-oil have enough health - ~ . _; and final A n 1 enough charges for office prescriptierls a n d how much is left hundreds---or several thou. 10 $1.12t) uncovere1v You might well sands----of dollars. which can There And It per cent of cnarges. Have %-nit any idea what a figures It rangm irom Vul sicians paid only 4 hospItal* stay "will cost. in dollars and renl%. if nem eratio O I luid lucIa cloudy anal urnflnucii s4*srria 4A 8A through Saturday. Some log Dr. Robert J. liubin, an likely night and inurning hours. epIdeniologlill at the oullonal 7A Expected low tonight low 60s; 5A high Saturday Ili low 1110s. (%vulrr here, suld outhreakii of Iiilluuua hiuie btesanuleul SA Variable winds at 10 in phi in Million, New Vork. the 7A ttxlay unit tonight becoming 1181,111, Ire-Washinglon nrea, 215-411 soutlscuist and south 10 to ISan CA lit 1) It. haturday. I 1. -- ' ." Lt " .~ ."~ (:I, X , - , 0* CHARGED IN SHOOTING DEATH OF WIVE Saintit-1 Whitaker, 53, ileft) \%-its anested this morning b\ ' C.Ipt I J \ I €ilh gtd cIiIk)tII)g tIt'ittli ol tita V. lie, Ethel Mat' Vs hitakt't SQ this phtstu \vas taken Christmas day ill the Scene of tilt- sillix)fing on M4 ,11111 'Street Grand Itii' 1(11 tII'Il('(t hit' 111(11(1 lilcilt 'L'hursdli\ l 4'.;Ir% T.I\ lor 11 1hithi I %I "I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 04, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 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/5a6e76d81c60ad2bbe38c4a7c1bb51fc.pdf 2ed4a70e9611402c73a31d90fdf625dd PDF Text Text 7. Li The Sanford Herald Thursday. Ja n. 4, 1973 Fol's. p Those Hos 'total Costs Can Fracture You P I _. - . . her of the 1amaI needs has. pilal care during the coming I III1dOI thtiiIt VIOUICI he paid out o your iocket' -iL #Z r - 11,_ .I- - .. ~ __ .. - _. & I I IlI .. VIkS I \ CHRIS narne -rilove of the rnth " by . the First N ational Bank of Maitland at its December emplose meeting Mrs Smullin completed nine months service with the bank and is working in the bank accounting departmeniShe,hushandTomarid their son moved to Altnmonte Springs from I L r ly. make sure you re protvc'ted against a cripplang finanraitl blow Nationally. the e)l) per patient day in community hospitals averaged $81 Iwo year , according to Socud ecurIt AdmintctrntiOfl - I 'l' in Cab- n Wyoming to iwalth services'— decide you ni d more pro. spell financial disaster. 0 teCtion. 1*5 driiS. fursIn the health field, that t ng s rvices . aPPiIIIflCCS. It s a common mistake to means major nwdl('al sncur• tr or "complete coverage" After our basic coySince the t'ernge —trying to plug all the hoh'serage hI'k t and small, to achieve major lLIdin the elderly. who i what' the insurers y there is, a deductible less on private insurance bedollar coverage" ThaS CX irn-pay gap—n! $1110 or ... cause o Meclse re—I p1. id shock. 1ma you haven't i ensivc. of course It's like therN*fter a major 11cm who does depend on hnsiital i11 recently . service charges hat-e in- private insurance would find wash jUt') would pa for phys 75 or ROper * cent of the $400 creased an average 14 per a larger share of his bill coy` I a year in the past seven ered Still. it's obvious that If. for example. %,oil li;id Aloma years —enotigh to raise the there can he quite ,P. gap be. I I 411 lIlt 4$ss1 1*1111 " • . *101 iM li sit tii .-' i room ot 1PI1 10 Orlando, No. pays and what comes out of and the hospital patient not covered by the basic SIM p0liC . mair*r medical would pocket p r o I cc ii 0 fl as d Just EisI of u 't i ' Jill lh0' -f \* tti* huha •iIfl' should per famil E'. er privalt. hospital In1971. surance covered 36 per cent indically reviest its insurof the bill. again according ance Coverage, to find otil OVIULTI0KII 0 A Co-ed it also what Services are paid for. SSA am tationc art VI mt t it picked ui * per cent 01 Ph' ns ttw erever ' }rrn pun1. bills tend to be higgel in the larger hospitals which maintain more sperv• clalizerl d II • trus Estimate Lowe%red AAi Brand New NCR ELECTRIC Adding Machine is developing even in Januar3 crop estimate can P ORIANDO — A hemvy and letir, go. It tinusuid dror, in thu Fttrl'% and Thinilins, st varip . IIunra A siatult reaIuruu ultc10 wruucit in tanuI on \1u'acon orangr crop su porLs further drastic cuts for to the bitter end." McGee said. grapefruit crop is also expected The United spokesman said in the Januar% USDA estimotit . - _-~ those varieties in the upcoming Said January USDA crop estimate, that the new box volume Imsies McGee The USD hinted as much III and golfball sized fruit should United Growers said rndns . Ws December report. So It ma% I . .., , Gen. Mgt, WiLson McGee -oI combine with additinna WW , 4 around to admittin~ p finall~ get , ; t the Orlando-bused crower reported Valencia crop losse. t i,,) what ever% grower has; known— ,irgnnizatinnsaid the size of thr reduce the 3anuary estimate that there never was 45 million USDA following the drop P was considered "un- the preredented" by many industry nilllino box slash in December. boxes of graawfruc out then ill a Ttmt USDA Ic no'a o fficially the first plact leaders and its caust unknown admitting the Earl% and or Speculative. , I Iy ~V Tki. Qk I - I • Th R rA I , r ".i .0 - . . * fca r - ' '' ' . *and apply . rental - NCR 149") IIf I'OI&t Rankkmrrkrd or M.sirr •. ( h4rr. PPlo'.s OrIod. 941-343) — Cocoa 632-1 7:; vbo i -, e" 3S)-6566 - Personalized Education ra ] I 4canfd ~ Prep School Library Buildings .- #_ 'k'k / .,fll - E It N I-, S T KUI .1-K, p u's ncr an First National Bank of Maluanci. bus beers named Lii ttmt hank 'b aduiwr) board A of Ness itrees nit Kuetiler served 1*5 VIt't T I I S . OM ion 3000 ' • • 4 -, A 1LLJMBER.CARPET 11th THRU SPECIAL SALE PRICES GOOD JANUARY - 1 ----- 7301 7 - __ _:~~___' 7 CORI - - I )wal d WIt I lAM been numed "w-niut Vat Berensof President Associated of Florida, Inc Tit, announcement wits rmutcie by Harold M. Nutter. President of the Florida ci saitacidiars of Associated Mortgage Coniniflit's 1w partitient and tuss twtn ss-ith Liii h;ird mit- year. Slit' resides with hfr parents, in Pine iaikrc bm Slit' received ii plaque an honor of tin uissarct and an orchid car , _ : turn list' soil M. I Soll, pol.'j. 111(111%, 1141tting 'AUt' hold bhe'.a Is tine part ira nine part of watt-r. advises the alf hout - - Scotty 3'O No. 15 2-8 No 1 rtiCC Scattv's Sall, Price 22 x 31 ea ..... 64-95 belqu 0! Olive 22 Maclea :i:r $a SafEty 7.. cid C' - c''. ti'' i '0*1 plan huto %%(g11tJ ~-.;w- 70TT 1 tilt' 11"llit' liunche" — grim hes li am ;siui11 1 I Aura:n(: t green ati - ieatll chrub 4sncl Itei-" taInt You ears Scotto i ton I ___________ . 1! 4, - A UAN Ahi.,.* I 1: ------ - V' SHELVES IL I 11, 4•• ii '- 'Il I -- I " - , '' , • INTERIOR SCRUBBABLE 410. Ii' proct. 29 Sale Price 2 Completely odorless. Gives a . r. i so 1/ I ' tant finish in 24 hrs. 1 coat Scotly's Sale Price FRUIT HAPVESTER 1 . I scoltv's Price . . . . . . • / , Scatty Pr,ce LR2O L,t Rak e Ra i eqr 22 L 2 - - - . Scatty's Sale Price - - - 3 use peeQrke -, i/ ) I/ i .1 *.1 / i, II I I — 4k. . - . _ Z. , A. -Ir - I I ":4.-# .*~; # * 77 * -- -#%o.1*-,S,*;r4_;J" ,A-,40.;A _,%.l:V U K HOTEL ON THE OCEAN WRITE FOR COLOR 3ROCHU8E 61? ATLANTIC aOULEVAR) FT. LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA 33304 Phone for Reseft,ations (305 ) 564-3211 JERRY AcQUAM, Manuger — - I L40 - r -I,,- . -. • -i it - Z-M ~;- I ;~ . -K AM 's 0- 11 — jJ 0, ,-~ I- - I - . ---- — ---..- -4 _______ . _- .- , , ' . I -_ ~1~ ____ NOW -- - --- -___ - -4 , --ii - -•--- ______ , thu '-.snFortl Airport I cit to right I cc A Vann- Eyecutive Director t .111, aild ilissfx-iates, Inc . Captain Ifill Noel accepting the check fmi., vice prii-sident (if ttie Flaulucci Family Froin Michael A I latillic(i ' (1st ' fl(l Hon I rban . Ilk wo" - - .~ .. -. l' - - l AVV . ___ . ..__. - - -_ - ,'- 7- - - -.-'- •- •, -_ _-~__ — - _- I ____ - • alie __,:!~~_ , ,, _,.~~, VP"ll;k~"__,P1V19&1., _. I ,.;~- - I . -1 _:;~-:, "Nftw- • -:- . -_ 10", , , .0 _.- - ft _. ____ - - ,A-li-,d%;;~-_~~-,.-;6~; -0V__~_4r=__ - ~11:~.~-~i~__~ - = - -WV - -0.., - NeedleLwtw LU11SIfU1:110f'i Of tuug!l rivion svitti Uoilt-in 'o'-n rub ber cushion back 49 — :: Did you know that MiLs and :'. Co., a Japanese trading firm, plans to build a leisure center arid a hotel near l)isnt> World '11w> se already put-c based 4(X) ' arts of land and plan to build a 20-atory hotel on the site..,at a .. ' .q I . .1::: .. 700 FRENCH AVE. I ; A . 11 CASH BUYS MORE AT ) PH:323-4700 I- kook's wlectiun of Raquel-babY ;,: being the "worst dressed." You wanna know what he said about Princtss Margaretl` She ", wears -11w kind of style that mukes 1.4)ndon grateful for their HOURS CARPET TILES 17 , JL I d " cdrpel tilt- I, ,two, loveiv decuraluf Luloirs i ice 2 . .•-&,_. _____-•_ — - - - - ~ -;;&~;i i__ <~11___ . --%&,~ . . - : Murder I - By - RD AIRPORT ANF Ar ______________________ ents n d'19 c t fill. * Returne - Z__,~-_~ X. --- u ry ran CommissIon agreed \lirrii.0 iii a arrested on a couflt Seminole County (,rand ssarr4snt by lid Sgt It (,Alt\ lA I fiR hospital sale :* m I hith defendants stere ordered Lvparuiermt anti under (X)i) bunt! jailed without bend cijUt-t run> 1uIetl Into ,-:~ keep up small shelling attacks across South Vietnam for the third day. 2 .. :' :.:::. , U( u B t SIN I 'iS IS SI OW on 'tN N SA returned indictincriLs Ili two tht- death of Karen Gilbo arrested Oliver Brown, 33. oi tw it shooting deaths which occurred Morrison. 22. The shouting Iii McKay Boulevard. Sanford, disturbance in the parking tat u — rcuit court capias the Post Ttjiie Lounge. U.S. 17in December. Gary Dot,gills reportedly m-curred Dec. 23 at on a By ANN SIEC7.KOWSKI the couple's trailer in a remote charging tutu with Lewd and 92 and SemuieLa Boulevard. Morrison, 28, of Lake Barney Hibbard irrested Miehaei Liscivious assault on a female ljoild, ( , genevik. %v,js %%t%hIvd arva near Geneva District four commissioner Heights child. Bond was set at $8.OW. Joseph Solitirt), Ll. 4 RL I Box Greg Drummond recom- charged with firit degree Officers reportedly searched Longwoext on arges ju \thaI Chambers, of to 5 tflefl(it'(l that consideration of murder and 'lalilut I Whitaker, near ponds before a ometaled firedrin -ving lavi Bethel 11~krte. OrLinde. was carr . the sale of the Hospital 5:1, of Itt, *2 Box *221 Niam Street, al.! rrested on a circuit cuurt . . be dropped unit that tIn' second degree tisuriter, ac- lit SttI to be the murder SStJPs'fl. captas. charging him with North Edgetnun Avenue, Win. t. tx- r Spring3. wa-s -.ir ,-4 4it~i Legislative Delegation be cording to Assistant State I 1 r e re '' t,r list r' right Ir arrt sLed the dtatrt rs jj on Attnrrn s Newman Brock about appro.ic tied this time. 'and Viet Cong I. -': districts for Seininole County. supp 1 been rcct i. cii ii> thu. Hoard In liVItitaker on lite charge this mor ning. I It. wits alread att y lit. 5IIS held in thu. St ininok ( 0111115 j iii t)OSSibIt purhast siolsitiun of probuitma At least cc sin unquirit 'I has i. I III Itt NS 'iS! are enjoying their armest %vorried about snow for the %,Inter wheat crop. / , against F1istern Airlines in I)ade ( ount ( i rc ui I ( ourt In the aftermat h of last 1 ida V crash of a 'I'riStar jetliner into the E'verglades. , , , • , , , tN ".% 11051 ( Alt ".% AS 10 1'OSSl 551 1) V. Ithou I s at ning is entitled to toilet t (Id mIt ge's 11 0111 the (lea h'r t ho ret hi imed it ( Iri tot % Judge Martin Sack has ruled. :~:::: . ... :: ". FICIA,11 1-. 'S trying to stretch its stirphis over the spending gaps created by (lie Nixon Ad. . 111111181.11'ation cutbacks, says the House Ap- • T30-5:30 WEEKDAYS nounct-d beginning Ili 1974 7 304 00 SATURDAY wa-i - 1* would hold together that long, we'd havc something of tti wfe, Elhel Niae Whitaker N) 11 tutu told but unittlkd r 1)tarttdi> 'llie majority of tilt- board authorities that lit- wits shiloting sat a dog is hk Ii sias a. 4utung los agre&ui that ttu susie is ill not lx pursued lit this tlnst' It is as chickens wIno hit hit his is itt an agreed also that ( hairinan Ski thu. stilt. Author iLk. ta a.os r. ii a Li Vihk n is ill c orutat t the Hospital trustee.s it) rect-i% ialiber revolvvr at tht- scene. believed to be the death from (hill botly (ill tiltisihality iii tisa huspitail Si('ill$)ll I)t't. W ilIiaisi i logass sirs t'd districts. tiat 1 sit oil a, ourt itp$dS till Ailvisinistruitis I assl'etisnt \liirrlsori charg ing huii is ith Itnuint > I .s> ar inquirt d of thu. board Ii hi should titatti> ttiost fiat itt grit iiiurdt r in thu parties Interested in purc hasing a ll eged shooting of his isik is itti the hospital (hill the stile will .,I 30 valiber rifle ... ` hituation and confer %%ith the ::: authorities lit lite hospital. *:~ AA , , " Ab),It% .wp, , •\ Church Ill.%kh (1assifledad..) . 9 _. - ~ •c -, . ., 1~111. - " il - jog __ , , 1,'.,, , 'Li 'I 4 — - lii i 5 i 1%. P - ' - . % ' _ . - - '.. I ' - - ~~_ % - I* ~, &I ;L i -0 ~ - -_• - '--•- - . - .• .- .- - _- - - i __. - - - -_- I .. -- I IF Bulletin t,- I A, ! A - V - 14 - #?T" ATLANTA. Ga. iAll i lulluellita or slitillar ~ k .[L I .. - V " 4.9 '7~ 1 N 1.- I .%~ I. !I ,~ Inch of rain was recorled lit tht! 7A Editorial comment Ente'rtaintiient SA 2A Ilorosg ope 11R511 IllnWilal 11(ite.-s 4J3 i'ublk taulk. s 7A &H'iely 7A Sports 7A 'I-V ,.: S sil . , I Index f ~ , : 1. , ol , Bridge Calendar onusts Cross%uril pui-ile Dr. (anne lk. ,;-Ablb) I 1 rrsplralory diseases have propriations Committee chairtnan. ~ - . . ` hospital. Work sessions with :,-.' potential purchasers of the .le ,'litv I have been whedillf4l. * '51 II I I 4) N N I Aa I 11.1 N ('I-' AND ( 114)1 ( oN I It ( I St II has liCe!) filed Obt ,..._.,: Scotty's -. - .. , ~, ,.— NEW VISION CARPET — — - 101. -11 V wo . I _________ ___________________ Sale Is Dropped Majority of County : ::, . / '.' -,i z _*-, I Scottys Sate Price BUS TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY -- ,if . - irttiv ~ r__.- _. I . - --._,_ --A&- -5j,_ _W ., . ~~ of Con gressman 13111 -r' -e....on tiand for :' the Jan. 3rd swearing-in and the :"..remption which followed in the %. .1 .a prl( . I .W.4's 1-0:_M N6 F k AP great ideas by "Xi to * .,.. ,:': hm )) 1,# A,4 . .; - 4 4-P 4*.` --.i -s io -~~,~~, .,., ,'r.4.*; N-.9 011 . - #6 III• ih hijacking and other crimes. Rayburn Building were these two from Serninole Cuun '% t'. Bob How e and lit lIlt I Paulucci - DI!NET -- s. 0 hot 4 , 11 2 5.99 I . ..ir ~9 ,V,~ ~p ,,.,.•v aisr r i -' market to ,. I :::: .... ' I1 j 1 99 -" FKC75 GUUSen&C~L HUe .... 2. t.*-- 2.33 HAMMER 11CC 77g rli J Il I 4 2.33 ' 1/ / 4 io [ Ir I-_ , ,.. ''i '' .,• V Amdrh-_.. FD DRILLING • / '1% i , AR248F Opyn back Shovel . 2.1il 11 Nixon that an all-out drive to cut off funds for till, Vietnam war %vill begin unless the 13ar:s peace talks produu a settlement b Jan 20 K X I) I i . I . .* 8.40 21.95 ; Garden Tools :1 , - ,1 SLEDGE HAMMER ... L)I.MOt RATS signal President : Arid for you gents, would you befieve that sexy actress Raquel %%ckh was put at the of the ''10 Worst Dressed Women" list by fashion designer Mr. Blackwell????? lie's just gotta be kidding' a For the lift of me I can't ever 4.29 Scotty's Sale Price Unfinished Lauan Shelves also available Price -1 DIGEST ......... .... ....:: Il requiring the death penalty for kidnaping, I. 4.68 \ catty s s1 NAIL-' 1 ,. next May. gives year-round protection 2.34 .. Vaughan & Bushnell (,hilit-lit. sclitiIiii Tree art, anionr stiiall shrubl, NEWS Olympic sssirn hero Mark Spitz 3.92 1 I SCREWDRIVER SET .., Sorry. gals.,.heart-throb and .- - - - .1I.— ll~ not to pursue ________ ( :;cotlys Price 10.49 WORLD I F1,57 10 36 ..........................2.93 6 PIECL THE s ...'. r ONE-COAT - LO C,+ : ,: ::.. his John A si' .. i 4* 8. 48 ..........................3.11 ,.; 1 k% ~, +'. l 12 x 2 Cu Ft PEAT .......::.. ....:. .. < " "4 I uncernent that it will seek legislation -. . " - 'S I • . I) I - cQVTIfT l 1.29 . . I I - I / --- I ospita * !.!i — 1. - t r-, aesiii P41 fl1% I -_ — s 9 A I 6 - - ,,,-----__, PAINT -1 _;~~__ I - WALNUT TONE ..K. I Scatty 2 Scany's Price . . . - - 77-50 l' BE t? Sale Price 17 Price Scotty's Sale Price . . *26.*99 ANTIQUING KITu fansstant C.raet tul ss iLl' hulk stents and narrim leavc ( ,tit- K siatir tot sutliflhe t rc)ura:: Iur - . - - - p )l Z7 %_7 9 , I ee ~ çO U - tI4B Open Uac Shovel , , 5-i•. -' }) __- - Drenchii thu coil and other 4srtac en ruin trci 'miaKt tret und F__ -_ - ,- E Scotiy's Sale Price - - 1.77 1'. ;af 7 ~ 'i-' PONDEROSA PINE SHELVING 1 12 No 3 KD - Ian ft • I ( w1 i - - -. !_W~\ - Scotty'i Sale Price ,%~L k~~, ) I - 3 Cu. its -. .1 - 4.- I. - ~ r - .____ I I F .I % iron chielati" -. . - I CIRCULAR SAt -. president Ili tilt- itior1glige tii-oktr. Alexander Cactous & . (s1iidfl, Ness \ urk Prior to that ht nssiwd unit luiortgu1t it operated brokerage firm in Ntss ( 14 24 - __' -- Wok - - .. COCOA MAT i VANITY TOP & BOWL b WATER HEATER ___________ Slack Decker PREHUNG ALUMINUM DJlJ WlTempered Gias.s "•lI=_ iUi ufl - tilt. company'.s Floridit chvisitill commercial 1111111 * Suire joinitir tilt- firm in bank, announced that MISS September, 1971, he bundled Susan Spina had been .selected the Southern Florida area. ii'; ttm tnupinst f the vuir, ayI' Bet-ens he Bdort , \1iI'l - ______________ the death penalty already have datory death penalty, where the 11a -h, 1)-Ind., ti*eiiiber of the fl - ThM SEPPY jur) in cited dectde guilt and parent Judluar) lotnmittee, begun to form battle lines Associated Press Writer . Gin Richard G Imposes punishment at the Ha)h said one of the problems Ali), -1 \%ASHI\GTO\ Al't rhe Kleirsttsenst announced Thur. same time, would be acceptable with the (tenth penalty "is that - .--. .. - . Nixon administration says it will call for a mandator)- death 5dav that the administration to the Supreme Court. The court it is possible for our system of "•.penalts for cold blooded pre- will seek legislation requiring ruled 5 to 4 last summer that justice to make a mistake A j.e meditated crimic but a the death penalty for such because the death penalty has Ba)h attic said the senator 41.1 been applied unesenls in state ssouldliketosee a life sentence Democratic' Senator is propos- crimes is kidnaping as I cassinatlon bombing a public and federal courts, it violates mean a life sentence and a 2•Z -'-'.' ing a bill that would lease sin ft building. killing a prison guard the constitutional ban against tougher policy toward paroles." ~~ ]&_- ---'. ..-- Ir-_ - -_ - cruel and unusual punishment. anid air hijacking. .. up to the jury. However, Sen.James 0 Included on the Senate subMeanwhile. Sen. John I _:~ The tsse opposing viewpoints - I _04= 111110" -,- * could presage a major congres- McClellan D-Ark.. introduced a committee on criminal laws ;1~c~_ . ~ _' man I ,.sional battle over use of capital t UI that would reinstitute the and procedures, which would inittee , V C punishment And opponents of (lUith penalts but onls if a de- handle such a bill, are tsso ar iendant, in the course of a dent Democratic opponents of administrations proposal, • :;. -i-: 1.-. -serious crime, intentionally capital punishment, Sens, Ed. takes another person's life. The ward it. Kennedy of MassachulAND AWAY WE GO...... jury would decide guilt and setts and Philip A. hart of H punishment separately. Michigan. I KI/ A ID I.T DIM Oki C OOt'* f tA T AE JET 1.11.111 1 I'S' S) UOV '.... liv NN W. TURN ER G LI Ekill More opposition apparently Kleindkfl.St suggested at a news conference that a man- would conic from Sen. Birch 1 -- .. At the 1-k-1-und State Bunk'h annual award banquet. Wendell a I ! • PLUMBING • EL..ECT'R)CAL - -/ 4 U t B anque A B ;n'llu tl i ____________ . - -- ,i Spina Selected iiia AT - -, - counting dtgrt't Kuchier. his wife Brendli IA-e and their tw o sons liv e at Muithind. it ITEMS ~ - -_ - 40% - Fir National Rank of Dab Cits California prior in ttit First National joinifli. A of Maitl&untl E3zan Rutgers Iflullit. I r • ,~'Ash, ~". - 'Hiv $1,f9g) check presentation gavi- the"hird- if.i,.ting.; thi.,; mrorning - . 1 4_1 I -------- - I - - '. - 4 . __ . .. Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 107 - :. 150(1 *Rquuitcl'eil to thepeople to III hiancttuitr that for plea (or financial aid. divisloti Im-tween lite north an(I south of Seminole Countv when At 7:30 this morning, Michilull it voines to rendi-ring ald to the A. Ilaulucci unit Lee A. Vi III), ml iweiiy. iffi ) 'i I )f JF'I' Associates lnu'.who had flown in frm tb-ar L.utut), U" (1(fkC 1 111 - IV 'ItCflC 111111111111 ~ ; iom"O . ' m ,Q~ -T~~ - is noi way the motber'i, h,wi- . r -- I # ,ci name entert,41 the the proces,; it Im-rinittvil tilt- ! One of Notion's New est and Finest • . i.acS5,52o; S - 4 ' da Greater Orlando Winter Fork - 5antord 111~~_-_T_ , Co*aiitr 9 Major Inter. I • Bus Service ~s,, . i. i 4 4, OD r en to All - 41 *44-' orgc; &~".,1 • Small Classes p N I 360 Students - 34 Full Time Faculty e Affiliated with Episcopal Church - - a month 4 Arullf.1, ; # am pus Throughout to - I Day School, Grades 7-12 ••. ' !",I Championship Team$ scholastic Sports • P1 a y in g icc rn s -: - Ma n a g u a _ Fo r d ,uiiuing that still nnnhIDr Sky Safari Incl uded the support hlscuti, 24 Sanitation kits and tmpilut Sail) l'eri and Ron lilt) will be inmle to Nit'iirnguui of residents of Central Florida sk u'nes of medical equip- U )4111, t'nruiinntiir. nest week in are t'ue ;ilnn at • , ,o serve A united effort h fl ai.cquia1e e II1C an gent• c •er, when the Turner llfteit-off at needs o1hunhIre(tso!persofl rarcd that Ihi ,l pemtioti Amigo,i 10:.%l 8,111 . it was AF, A result of In order it) utillre all tontiihutinn s*iuId go for (,nvpr nor Askew s **ffii. t)Ct'*)flW reality early (C)dS) the efforts of basically avniahle spai'c for supplies, , naught. delipile the ayniloblIlly cue au i ) lit the nru'.i of Iiiu'I , the giant M0( .nvatr jet, loaded Seminole County residents. members of the press media of Turners plane and illots Ui for ;te npartmenL unavailable hoped that a state ruluuqt 'ilI or the quake-stricken city of entire passenger section of the board were five crewmen as Maringila, ,Nicaragua. giant jet was filled with 27,01 headed by I'llot litighMitrahall. ternoon. Thp platie was loaded l.ol"Ron for 111f, ilir e(Ltly ill li te I' Thii L. the third such mercy pouncl:s of supplies. including co-pilot ' Hill Noel, (light required atnuinhi n Jet uc mlcslnn tun erhrn- fliøht hs' 940 civIlian iio"tpn*p enuitneer 1,l 'Vticon available ,s, . ••.•• . retinue toe niuqt revru'iirw Noel, wile of the co-pilot, calls ntiriNils- (if Operation Ainigo, eru pliu ed to the main offices icituit I (if Shell Oil and Standard • intiiiitt"l stithiii as time — both of whom supplied - free of fucl ((it tlili mercy licriod of 1pss than three (lays I charge, lite is ironif that a specially D 'W mission. planned Fund raising uiihli' I Don Hathel, local l'age trnrtwque, fur which food fur Airwa ys terminal mnnnker, more than 2,0(X) Pl0fl Was provided lite attendants to lond prepared and yet leqq than 25 the fuel, without any additional personi; showed up, ovrr 27,M) 'ncic piiinul 01 FIMIII and cuippliec were donated by till (if the It still required one Important residents of Seminole Couritv 1, ingredients prior to lenving— 014 It ;a I urasar hi tIrvI1!1l iniuwy for iiur.ittui' i'ai't ,\s luis been the cal!U! on tmuiierous the vt'hakle anal the pu'aiiiie' previous occamions, the reslionfleil ",till IN, mali-rial Ill •• r A is Outstanding in State of Florida .,' n - * Fully Accredited - Academic Program 'A- -r- $10 th't. Young seals can't swim lit splitting that cost us from () to Ill Small" in keeping with birth and have to learn to million boxes primarily in the trend noted b growers and cwin 1vith old from their late zslt nciu crop It Ic just its handler' for the utst months mothrr W hen tired the pair . , ( Phone • Located on Multi million dollar, , Bou i I e d A no its ii ) R Ii) \ l, ' -'TrR-1 os g - Trinity Preparatory School . mi R) JOHN P1)l.ShI e , uu Acre • SeS during the year Ilia IC th iflitS SUCh S em i pollcles can al;o "ths' tr"' help pay the smafle'r hI1s. , car . . s- oWfl 'rtif- answer, , to those two (1tu-Stwns (1('errninc whether %-oil have enough health - ~ . _; and final A n 1 enough charges for office prescriptierls a n d how much is left hundreds---or several thou. 10 $1.12t) uncovere1v You might well sands----of dollars. which can There And It per cent of cnarges. Have %-nit any idea what a figures It rangm irom Vul sicians paid only 4 hospItal* stay "will cost. in dollars and renl%. if nem eratio O I luid lucIa cloudy anal urnflnucii s4*srria 4A 8A through Saturday. Some log Dr. Robert J. liubin, an likely night and inurning hours. epIdeniologlill at the oullonal 7A Expected low tonight low 60s; 5A high Saturday Ili low 1110s. (%vulrr here, suld outhreakii of Iiilluuua hiuie btesanuleul SA Variable winds at 10 in phi in Million, New Vork. the 7A ttxlay unit tonight becoming 1181,111, Ire-Washinglon nrea, 215-411 soutlscuist and south 10 to ISan CA lit 1) It. haturday. I 1. -- ' ." Lt " .~ ."~ (:I, X , - , 0* CHARGED IN SHOOTING DEATH OF WIVE Saintit-1 Whitaker, 53, ileft) \%-its anested this morning b\ ' C.Ipt I J \ I €ilh gtd cIiIk)tII)g tIt'ittli ol tita V. lie, Ethel Mat' Vs hitakt't SQ this phtstu \vas taken Christmas day ill the Scene of tilt- sillix)fing on M4 ,11111 'Street Grand Itii' 1(11 tII'Il('(t hit' 111(11(1 lilcilt 'L'hursdli\ l 4'.;Ir% T.I\ lor 11 1hithi I %I "I • �I::.' 4C 2A—The Sanford Herald Friday; Jan. 5 173 mysterious 0 DiseaseH ts !~ Pastor's Corner = 41-. N , Everybody Z, Must PrayI..- 0 REV. G.BLJURMCGARVE' Sanford Alliance Chireh I 01 ? . - - , - ' .- 1111 ts;-; ',' .' j 1p.,a#•• - - ,• - ____ - '. - . - '- ' r ' . - _,,._ldtthh ,e Ch ir To r C o o fl)) es u The Augsburg Choir of Minneapolis, acclaimed as one of the nation*.,, leading collegiate choirs, will present is concert In Winter Park, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, sponsored bs' Redeemer Lutheran Ciutch, 3377 Aionui Ave., at 8 p.m. Under the direction of Dr Leland B. Sateren, the' Augsburg Choir has developed an extensive repertoire including classical works and contemporary pieces, many of which were premiered by the Choir Are 0 The singers are veteran travelers with re'cent ap. pearances at Lincoln Center and at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York Cit',. The appearance in Winter Park is part of a 24.da tour in fix' Southeastern United States In addition to near nightit concerts, the Choir members are studying Southern Folk Music during the trip, Appearances or study stops hit vu been arrange'd in Washington, 1) C Bir- a mlnghnm, Alabama; Nashville, Tennessee; and 1f other cities. Augsburg is a liberal arts college utilizing the resources of Its metropolitan setting to prepare persons with leadership potential to serve, in the spirit of Jesus, the human needs of a changing society. Roth it ma major and a minor as well as a Bachelor of Music program are offered. Enrollment for the current year, Augsburg's 1(14th, is approximately 1500. Tic'keLc m y lx purchased at a Stree'p's Ticket Agency. , "1 - F_ ::=mm_ I -. I I k r ' . . ['_~ / 4 ' 1' w 1. - I I • .- - - - *. j k - I "" -. -1...:-',- -',~-,_ .. 1, - Potted Plants Kennedy \,_ - _', - ____ -1 . i 'W T - RETIRED AIR FORCE Major George' W. Cobb. son of Mrs. George Cobb Longwood, recentlycompleted 20 years service. Fit' is preparing for a career in religious education ' I - - Pastor At li I and, is attending Southwestern Theological Seminary Shown here are Major and Mrs. Cobb and their daughters. Denise and Annette. mAnn Riles Photo Cul - : Ravenna r,-1f,1 Rt'v Ita Kenneth tui.s been called as pastor to the liavenna Park Baptist Ch ur ch and began his pastorate here the first Sunday in December, corning here from Fai th Baptist Church, Madison. Re'.'. Kennedy and his wile, [)onnis Jean, are natives of West V irginia, but he is riot a Following ttmt' stud Sundui tutudes and nioratis of the' tional leave in order for Ray to stranger to Central Florida. He St. Stephen Lutheran night, there will Lw is reception Nation. attend Asbury Theological was converted in 1951 and was St Stephen Lutheran Church. at ii .30 in Use' fellowship tuill in Semuuinarv ill Wilniure, K) . Both called to th e ministry in iii at a mission church of the nonor of the nete minister of Church Of God are fruits Florida and th is is the' the Lockhart Baptist Church l,.utherin Church sri America, e'(fUclutu(,n Rev Lawrence E. first time in the United States Of Prophecy He is a graduate of Stetson will hold its first servict' Sunday Webb and Ins wife. They are for t he ir young son. Joel, born University and Sout he rn at 11 it rim at the temuporar) parents of two young sons, t, youth rail) will be hick! at while th ey were in Colombia. Seminary of Louisville, K). He tise'e(mng plucc, Christ Church ltwi,sell three, and Jonathan, the Church of God ni Prophecy, They are not new to the Cas- has had pastorates in Florida, Episcopal in Longwood. four nmunths 2509 Elm Avenue, Saturday, at selberry church as t i le) have Ohio and Indiana. Pastor Charles Wallick clinic' 7:3(1 n in. A you th revival will spoken lucre before and conThe Ke'nnedys have six It the' area in August to survt' eutmumenuct' TUesdai) at 7:30 P ducted i nspirational youth week children, three of whom are (lit' need for a church and us Howell Branch Baptist mu. Services will be conducted progrunus musmrrmt'd buiitimng site has been acquired by ''Zion's ('tiildren,'' In. The time for the Wednesday 011 SR 434 west of 1-4. A charter The' h1ill Grutnuni hint Lost ....... k,,,,wrs tmuc,,'iin .,,.1 jim vvm I".'.. ItIlit' "'U L.iIIJ signing is ex pected to take' Generation", featuring sperm' recording, artists. The study has been changed (ruin 7 a place' in the ne xt few nion ths appearances by Art Linkletter public' is cordially invited to to 7:30 p.m The first portion :umud I)raign,'t'' slur . ,lHpk attend these scrvwcs. te iii b- spent is stud) ing timeFirst Presbyterian Webb, wit be shown Sunday at scripture' and the remaining (tie- Howell Branch Baptist Church time will be around the al ta r for ('tuurcls, 1720 Howell Branch Comm u n i ty United prayer and healing A co ngregational meeting has Itt!,, Winter Park, at 7:30 p. in Methodist been called by First Presby. Rev Hill Po;w, pastor, said Temple Shalom termn Church of Sa nford for 11 ttwn' is no admission charge' isiud Sliaryn H undle', It 11.11i.. Sunday, Jun 14 White have been serving as flitsand (lit' public' is invited. Michael Goodman is cantor sionaries wi th Oriental Mis Lmnkletter, whose' daughter First Baptist for the Friday 8 p.m service.. of !)iant' used as the result of drug sionier Socuet for ibie' past few Temple Sha lom lucId at United First Baptist Church of use discusses drug abuse in years in Colombia, South Church. 1649 Providence Blvd. Sanford will tuold ii four-night Miueruc uric! points to what is Aniericms, will Lw speaking ui lto De na . Ttuc public is invited JanwIr% Bible' studs beginning being done' voluntarily by mans Ctenttuiui'it United Methodist Sunday in conjunction with the teenagers to t'onsinit tile Church of Cusselberr) Sunday emphuisis of Phase' II of Key '73 problem. Webb stats i '.0 at 7 p.m. ser.wt'. £ ' on "Calling our Continent to the' ens the' rule' of the police officer. The church has contributed t Nativity Cot IIc Vt irl;f of God,'' Tin' stud will I"ilituetl in; Lastiiutisculur by the' support of the' young couple' replace' the regular Sunday World Wide pict ures, it is a since they became nilssion• Lake Mary, Florida evening programs and will probing doe'utlue'ntar) wtne'ti srues They have just returneel begins mit 6:15. On Monday and takes it -lost' look at the at- from the field and are on educa' mile west of 1792 on 427S Tuesday hours w ill be 7-8:45 .inti on Wednesday, 6.30.8 p.m. ADDITIONAL Sunday Mass set for 5:00 PM, There will be classes For iii! lwri' " ' - I Il NO) !_ \1 -\'l'i'LI But the.' Wcicenust' Wagon Isuistess cars tnmske' it easier to ;mdiust to your nio.'ss sur• rimunidings, and maybe, put ,rsiile' Cat our s' . '' I I I REV. EL)KILBOU RNE, ordained United Methodist minister, will combir.e his talent as a singer of contemporary fl1USIC with a gospel message Sunday at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services at Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. The well-known artist has LP albums and niade over 12u0 recorded personal appearances traveling over a quarter million miles in the past five years. He is a minister-at-large with the North Alabama Cunfrenee. [we age's and all interested persons are invited. Re".'. Jay T. Cusmato will teach on the book of Galaitiorus for adults and south; Rev. i..aiwrenrc E. Webb, will teach grades 4-6; Mrs, Ray Bennett, grades 1-3: Mrs Robert Rice, pre'sctuexders age- 4 and 5. There will be it nursery provided for children through the age of three, Refreshment breaks are planned I I II I I I I I m is on a trial basis—if sufficient numbers attend I the 5:00 P.M this Mass will continue every Sunday FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Invites Subject: you to attend it services Sunday 11 a.m. Schedule of Masses: Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 P.M Sunday 9:00, 11:15 and 5:00 P.M. GOD Wednesday 8 p. rn Testimonial Meeting 8001. Second St. I Rev. William G. Neidert. Pastor S.anfard, FIn. V - - - - - I I A nt nn .i. st'en .. ','u'!., Seminole Count) Industrial Dc'. elopment A uthor itt tried for the second 1SClD time In ttecs months Thursdas afternoon to elect new officers under a reorganizational program for the new 'ear, but again the effort SIRS 'thwarted by the lack of a full mem bersiup present for the rnonthls sessions Only three of the fuse members were on hand just giving a quorum for the 90 minute' session Chairman Dr George Schroeder James R'.an and Edward %Vhxte were on hand hut members Ralph Kenned'. and Carl Kelley were absent SCII \ Daley, Frank director, was advised by 1: Schroeder to attempt to tmt full board at the Jan meeting Daley - reported. on his efforts to torn'u a steering conhlnittt'e ) i composed of leaders of the county's municipalities. Dales ' said; but the director opined Altamonte , Mayor that Lawrence v"unoru ILU ,ussir criticism about the counts' governmental operations. Also present for Ow session was Priscilla Greene of the .1 Maitland, South Seminole Chamber of Commerce, who 4 '1 suggested that Daley attempt to contact other municipal leaders via the CALNO or Council of Local Government meetings, -' , ). A ' - I I , ~ I _~ A; ,/,_~ I 11 ! , , ~ I- - -.O.Ww. I - % I ~W, I , _. - I - .~- . ~ - I . ( - i , kx~-7 & ---a MA SR 1NI N( ; A G ItEEl ENT tK'twt'eli tin' Semntiriole Zoologual Scit'ty and Sc' iuli miii' 'I niiitv '.'. pgi' left to ri tht ( 'Ii (ford Nelson, society president , 'olilit V ( 'ntis ission ( 'Ins i rum 0 Sid nev Vih 1ev ,Jr. and Gib Blake , us for the 'ear. I i'tistet' of flit, ss'it'Zv. Not it lease, the agreement will permit con Ii'ti;'t ion Iii he'ini cii) 11W /OOlOgiClI and ti(etan1i('ii park irs he Irucafed on 11)1 ,ic'ii'' iii c'niiistv park land on I S I'I tu.t mind 14 All 011Iu'ation wili be sub unit I i'd liii' Ii'dera I niatctilng funds to State Department of N at tii';i I 114—source s. Staff Photo hour worksesslon starting at 7 11111 was se I ton ,T;smnm;iry IM to ;'s'vlrw iuvrrall !?;sm,uimrd' if Site Plan Approval. An JIM a Involved Altamonte ' Is Fi rst Ba by m.0 ,.i ' V,,,,tW,I0' Pe.io.rnnruz,i -"-" '-' --------- 1. . . ", '." .--'.. ' -. . .. . -1r ' - ' ' - - _ r ,, K. - -aa - A ,, "', 1. - - , ri :T'"7t,, ' ' - '. S1&E- - ,,,, 71 C - '- ' , ' "I' , - . ,, ','.' , 1. ' . i. , r'' ' . 1 -'t "tt "" , ,- ' - ~ 11 - - ' ' ' ' :. .; I ;,;,". . '' !' -. _ • 4 -_ -'' ' ._&.-. ' I . :/. '' I Norman A Booth, and l'tlnin John I) 14Hh1 bert. (Ann Riley Photo) OR Bill Grier swears in ASSELBERR\ MAYOR police officers, left to right, Lt. Frederick H. \1eGo'.'. an I'tlmn Hu be rt G Clapper, Ptlmn (II$. ' To Discus s Ph on e S Audio Systems said they Scriunole Memorial Hospital trustees, meeting in a special would provide free care for one Thursday night work session, year after purchase with a service contract between the heard representatives from hospital and company to follow Bell Telephone Company and Audio Systems of Florida, an the initial period, at $2,500 ii inter-connect private firm, vie year. The telephone company infor the contract of replacing the present 15-year-old hospital eluded in the monthly charge an communication equipment with amount for maintaining the a new board and inside' phone system Audio Systems has installed service, The Issue lacing trustees " action Is whether to lease the . . ., ,. , ' . f er n ers S A N FORD elerate the pollution of a ° S "c"' flu shoes. Wilson- Mailer Furniture Co. is donating a pottie chair and toilet trainer; Winn-Dixie, a box of Pampers; T. G. Lee a WCPk'5 milk supply; Publix Markets, a case of baby food; Barnett Bank, a baby record book: Celery City Printing, 50 printed birth ainnouncvflw ruts; Ritz Theatre, six tickets; Dht.1e'i Gull, 15 gallons of gas; and Florida State' Bank, it silver iwng :xioct. IADIIS Ill certificate; Jim Lash, an oil best maintenance plan for develolinnentonthatsidewOUld equipment e , -" OON'TMISS THISOPPOATUNITY 6.o esi•m m.iscor.d I.e y., i.'i ANY SI/F eulti. e ..elult, ec Men's .kiri,hd.sivts, dresse s , D.bl. I.,m.Isiv..,, mu Knit SIUCT Svits MEN S EN(jLI5il uu'OHSTf 0 16016 CASICMII4( '.,POnr JACXEIS DIAL I MIN' S SUIt SPOIl (0* PAIISI*(151 I SHI R T SUIT Iss" - 'hO'' ________ 835I MEN S KNIT SHIRT — i, _______ #,16V*-,,,,_ _____ tADhISMIN'S (ASHMIRI QVIR(0AIS PACIAGI DIA 3 MIN S SUItS 'h4t 00 — '40" CALL FOR #POIN1M9T MASJ11 TILOR Roy at he Hol ay nn Sanford, Tel; 323-19 0 -_----- -_- DOUSLI KNIT AND SJYL t IADIIS SIADID SWIA IllS FROM OVIR 1,000 SAMPLLS MEN S YNIT SPORT JAcVIT PA(IAG1 I Nut C.... Na .4T4e 1*0115 11*010 5*0 '4" 1*0115 11 *010 GLOVIS 'i" ____ ''"''''' ip WIN 1Ll'L'L, III' t'.IIi I'') 55,55) Cur I_54.._4.L of $3,0(10. I )r. Flower will pay $1,200 and the other two cost Mayor Lawrence St ufford questioned the owners as to their Feeling e'unct'rning going through assessment. I )r. hickman said iii' i its Iivssr of LIte paving and ,'ul;l fnr'a;ii ! his rimt't'k at :sn Istict' I )r. I"lost t'F, however, Alter hearing all represen. qimt'rie'ei thu" exact LumnolmIut ot' Its equipment throughout the area, but as far its can be tatives, John Sctiirartl Jr., isrk to Lw' performed ;suief determined has never been the trustee chairman advised wlst'tluer t h e re would be t'urtp only system Installed in a lk'sserer to write a letter to !t was poimiteet out thestre't'titill Audio Systems asking the tu;uve stat;ihiit'el shoulders V,ittI Florida hospital. Robert Besserer, Seminole company If the $2,500 a year swale drainage. Dr. i"leott'r', Memorial hospital ad- tithintenhince contract Including remarked that lie is against the' private everything needed to keep the project, hut added, "I can't it u ministrator, advised a firm had been selected to equipment up. ant thing about it,. all I can do A decision is expected by the provide Inside communication it. " at the new Florida Hospital trustees at their Jan. IS 11000 I;ss'er Swofford proposed Al North, expected to open soon. session. 'if 11cc' I , i,mst'rs he' contacted ' .isee'rt;usri it thst' wislic'd 1' ' change, oil filter arid lube job keeping up the for their car; Senkairlk, a custom made frame; Knight's Shoe Store, baby's first pair of iiu- A Brand New NCR !M) t:'h. Hospital Trustees Meet tien system's equipment euntrileusle' use' c 'it mu not etri to ;irsuis,t.'rcu;el ,nning. Mays'.r timroemi hi isse ssnnms rst If so he Lswrence Swofford pointed out uusl a ptil)hil hearing will be that the retorting is dehylng it Al I AThIN II Sl'l{IMS million in permit for S2' Althe'ui'h re shls nuts of huh rest he'lsi tIthuotii issei s'urient development. Iii other matters before Sires t tOi( eel ,scI utusant ole Approved on second and final oimfl( ii sri ordinance sn( I rcioning Jet tWfl' to lust iris' their sire paved hs' 11w city, '-onversely, flue' Front nine holes of the reading is an ordinance anIII a similar urehi,muinary V;sllo's I"orge' Country (.1mb was nexing property owned by Thomas Itadloff , located west lit sruii' 1Sf 14511 ) it liii' eel Second tie 1sf Ili sin ,irss e until ttw it of Maitland Avenue, sou th of Street, the r.'sish'nts teen', for ret .'ivt'el a iieeei agreed u po n Spring Like Roid for 15 Feet of rlf'hls-ol itouut the miist p sri immuen ible es in exchange for the City Council il Ii it! fire". iouislt te loptr'e not erecting a wall uslopte ci u resolution sie( liiriru' 005 the PrOIs'rty. the need for pavitii (if (tie' lk'vvlope'rs plan to erect a street, since' they felt estuvicemis the stnet uitil.i not ho. utruin shopping center upon thus nt mu the t ill wits nt onditicemu tallied d in Its present l's qu sled lit 0id iju'nt prope'rt) I hue n ire ippro'siiiiit I', four rs as a buffer to tletr -mt otne rs mitt silt ed 4ensl prope rtt from the commercial aspect ci estimated cost of the project is The rezoning ordinance was $6000 for 580 feet. 1'avun' will read and adopted on first be Iron. Ncwbc'rryposrt east "tanforil Ati ntis He side nts cif ri idung in \I i by council but tlue streetI iui little I )r i w mu' te r pn so muted for set oind I)r . Ii f1 rson re niung hit' developers are Hickman; its Park requesting reznning Irons Winter Flowers; ,,,,,iti,ti,, (.,,,iit ICU.,.,lhTO, ieiepnone 5. onutp:ufly .5051 Wiru's (omnpanuv, a suhisiihiar'. sf the' telephone ( 1)1111) mt It was explained that since t)m Hickman •sv.tis suit side of II(ION '''"'''''''''''''"'' ro es t R 6 I -P . The parents, Mr. and Mrs. for the best Dial PBX system ty Prop Ow Thomas Demps of 1600 W. 5th the company offered, or pay s , A St., Apt, 87, Sanford. moved $&4,40C over a time period to It here from Tacoma, Wash. three purchase a complete inside and a ball months ago and communication 5)-stern, which father is employed as a f or klift will 1w the prcperty of the' operator at Cobia Boats. hospital. t P The luck)' baby and his Even If the trustees decide to parents will be showered with buy the Audio S)'!tenls small inland lake bounding the to tstdch 1w was elected in Ii> ANN RILEY gifts and services donated by equipnnwnt, they must still lease Dert'nutwr. thoroughfare. loca' businessmen. Sanford the trunk i inconiang i lines fronmi lit other business, the mud' Voting against the rezoning LONG WOOD — RecomAtlantic National Bank is the phone company, plus nnendation that the John recommendation "n the basis oh visory urged board getting the baby off to a good providing a "black box" to Daniels' parcel located on Sit past cilzen protest was H. H. uniusnuliniously that Council 44 start with a $10 savings BC. separate the private equipment par- consider favorably adopting me chairman, 434 at Oxford Road be rezoned Ferrell, count, Thanks to 'J'G&Y he will from the Bell Lrne, from residential to B-i ditnited ticipating tnt his final meeting ''sate our tree's",sirdlnummnii'e unit have a Tote-a Carrier. Appearing to speak on behalf connunt'rciali was given by the before hue assumes the post nit appoint an architectural reviets Tip Top Super Market IS of Bell were Alex Serraes and city's zoning board last night. the City Council next Thursday hoard, donaung a case of baby Roger Kam, telephone coint The parcel and adjoining United State Bunk, an engraved puny official. Jerry Palmer and tracts on the south side of 434 — II.nov,n cis Ow. ii Y..'. piggy bank; Mixon Auto Parts, George Frankles represented were specifically removed (ruin a $10 gift certificate; Kader Audio Systems of Florida, an an ordinance rezoning most of O NCY " Jewelers, a Sterling diaper pin; orange County based firm. the highway from Grant Street Burger in, two "Supers" and Perhaps the most concern to U.S. 17.92 several weeks ago TAILORS I two nnl'kahakes for 1,1w parents; was expressed by the trustees by (tie City Council when Frtirwuy Markets, a $10 gift over SIhach company had the property owners protested that i For 2 Days, Jan. 6 & 7 HILDA RICHMOND 668 5867 Deltona, Fla `1 * - 4e In Paving Pro-Con or Hospital on Jan. 3 at 9:58 am. proposed $1,839 monthly charge CONNIE LESLIE 8314757 Casselberry. Fla 1 da>or I i'o' "elesirc' to sign the plat contingent on hl;srrts' signature. In other luessinueLs the inning uimuel planning commission re-elected Art I harris chairman and so'lee'te'sI attorney Phil I gan 115 vIe'e-o'hnirmnmsii " 1 . uii VIRGINIA PETROSKI P.O. Box 4214 Sanford, Fla. I I , i4ONG IFI~O-W,_I~_Ult s - . ,j ,/ 1 Church . l f . . -1 - , _V SCIDA - Thomas Demps III, who ...... 4 - First baby to be born in Seminole County in 1973 meeting the rules of The Herald's First Baby' contest is t (;Il l\i,I ~ 11 - : 1, .... _... - . A11 'lto (4)?Yt51fl"' .,,I i,,, iJ'\\ 1\; H\U: -' dedicated park on the phil bef ore I Inn is can qi j: mu the business is a non-conforming use In a 11-2 residential zone and can't be expanded. City planner Gerald hake suggested the owner can apply for a zoning change. The board Indicat ed a general concensus of approval to the idea of a ''mtni.warehnuse'' complex at the northwest corner of Fulton Street p-.___ - - Thwar ti ng SAN FORD FLOWER SHOP L __ tin' pla t The pasrk, agreed upon earlier, timuc not shown cm the pint presented Ili the iminlmig :irtsl planning rninmnl ssion Thiircila), night ( ,lt', commissioners lust'.' already uimithorliesl Building Supplies, West 3rd Street at Poplar . 1 . _1000"N ,-. The Z-V board ruled it can't rrview or approve a site plan for a '10 h 75 (nest metal storage building proposed as expansion of H. Edwards Avenue. Under the city's n new i ning otiliflhiflee' Demps Tot ss I tor' !1"!!e''!r'! !he"'rtb. ,t'k, I I imh Nicholson-Jackman tle'.'s'lispers must frl('lii(le' ,\ b s e iic e s t. .0 ,,.". pr'ii t ectt rcr:n'nt th, the Hidden Lake llomeot;ners Association will maintain the entrance. Avenue. The city required 20 paved off-street , 1:; ie'; C ity Manager Vai m.'ni Knowles said (tic' prs'posed project is called Lake Monroe I 1'nIng and Storage I'ark. ('it>' site plan approval will be n equlreel with landscaping to screen the metal buildlmigs '11w e'emiiple would be ualisiwrd as It t'omishition:si cici' In the (W -2 -'2 t'ommitercial ionic. The commission gave conditional approval tit the plat for I .aks" Musty Estate's section (1114', i'll The parking spaces to serve the building. Engineer Cal Conklin said the building, designed by which are held periodically. ip,-n;,j,nn,,iit,. ho . Itiihb.-i i.e,' An entrance Iountatn.pool.sign on Lake Mary Boulevard at the entrance" to Dick Bond's Hidden l.ake planned ur.itdeveleipment. The sign and lighting is to conform with city regulations. Gutman, Dragash and Matz Architects Inc., will be leased to consulting engineering firm (lark Dietz and Associates, Shoemaker Constru ction' Company is scheduled to start on the building's foundation Mnncia . Conklin said cost of the project is $96,iXV A greenhouse to be screened by shrubs at . arid Maple ('nne'enirse on property nnhieel by - Site plan approval was also given for: '- k 4 (100 square foot one stors office building on the north side of F ulton Street at Laurel , i"' .. - S...; Area Church News . B ,A But last October, he began nert'd diplomat and a highlt suffering from a puzzling au- traineclscholar, he had becorn mnent Doctors have been corn- a rallying point for reconciling pletch- baffled at diagnosing it. divergent views both in LutherThe effects steadils have wor- an arid inter-Christian a ff airs His own denomination, "The cause is unknown." sas' middle-road communion he. tnt'dmral authorities ,'st the Mayo fwi'en the other major br:snc'hs' I i tè I iJIi 4IIUZIII III lis c0un"\ Lliflic, ntocnesier, MIEtH., iii u't weeks of tests In an un- had become increasingl an successful effort to determine axis for deepening relatsnn.shups what's causing the problem. among them. Altogether there are nearly 9 "There is no specific treatment million Lutherans ir the t't'mun. available." Under the' circumstances, the try, including the 2.8 million in Council of his 2.5-milliore-mem- the conservative Luther;,t. her denomination last week, in Church-Missouri Synod and 3 1. it decision reached by cross- million in the more liberal Luc cuntrt telephone conference, theran Church in America. .Ju.st last Fall, when talks concluded he no longer is able seeking unity among them to fill the duties of office. To take them over. the broke down, it was it mediating church's vice president, fir plan put forward by Dr. Knut. ttet Dr David Preus. pastor of son that revivedthe c'ont'ers'. the' Uni v e rsity Lutheran tiofls on a modified basis. His new book on clarifying Church of Hope. Minneapolis. Minn was designated acting theology in modern times The president on an interim basis Shape of the Qut stion lSSUPc Considered a con.serxatate in bt Augsburg Press also has church matters P'reus had gained cnn.suderable attention In replacing him Dr . Preus _______________________________ will remain vice president, but - assume the' functions of press. dent He is a cousin of the head of the controversy-beset Mis. " souri Stnod denomination the L i-l~ Re'. Dr . J A 0 Preus / -.. Meanwhile, bile Dr . Knutson a relatively young man of 48 and with all Ow bright promise of ", his recent!'. begun ecclesiastic 1 . uI leadership has been knocked "t ' . out of it b'. his strange afflic Zion II— ' _________ It first began bothering him after he returned from-a world '',. . . tour last July and August on ________ tetuch he had sucited church stitu'mnis and attended meet j4 ings in Indonesia Hong Kong / New Guinea, Australia and InI diii. 1 The initial symptom was a low-grade fe ve r which he REV. RAY KENNEDY couldn't shake off. . ' ' d Maple Avenue, Applicant was H. B. McEachcrn. A 750 ."mire foot office and work building on the northeast corner of Laurel Avenue and Second Street for Seminole Fire Equipment Company. Five paved parking pIt't' were required. OB liA'ht) °evelopers. A representative of Northridge Inc. told ZP m'r! h"' !'t'. tC I.C.thc d't will be bt Lake Minnie L')nte a platted road that wi ll be pat cii west from U. S. 17.92 , I 4. C Sanford Zoning and Planning Commission has given site plan approval for the $3 million first phase of "Northridge," a $7 million. 41 acre condominium complex on the south side of Lake Minnie west of U. S. 17-92, The approval is contingent on approval of refuse service provisions to he made by the .: ,, i[ l/-3A orth riage on ominium-s B ' — Friday, inn, 5, hue Sanford Herald 0 Receive Zoning Approval -~, Both an engaging, easy-man. affairs. 0 1 1 religucsu world . figure in lnterdenomlnation& AUGSBURG CHOIR OF MINNEAPOLIS REV . I)AVIII, P(II.I!(. , __________ - -' ___ Does January Make Any Difference? W. '. - -i 0 ', . - 'fin' Nt' \e,st .htist ts tlilh're'iit is nest liii' and world when we' turn the cleiidi Irons 1972 to 1973 CM course uteri' are tax c'unsudrruttoits birttidnvs is mu'L annual t( 'thIIitt'flhe!flts of all sorts But list' niajot trends. list' shaping of liistor , the' mood of sociel% -him m uch do thut'y even blink i' f lit- W rit of the v.•ai the' unfolding of .Iunuurv In the life' of the' church certain iise'vensents began lasi even si've'ral vears helene', that remain as tkrniiiuini he'nst' (or 1973 Perhaps flit. biggest tiaspe'tiiiig in 1972 vir tin' cit'niise' of the' National ('osiin'il of ('tiiirctses it na(l hn'vis lading tot fit's' vt'iit' iunniiii nut (it nsensev and 1111th, and no it t all nvi't A lt't etffie'e' remain. suit' progratits s'nctiiit' hut I ho' full ii) thrust clii? it ttt'l, is 1954), is tive? 'I'hie et' ulflle'ili'uii expel' svw'e' u taking it different turn l..sst ve'ut the' I. nsti'd Prestn'fertiuiis cleared then throat a nd instructed then leaders (through the ele'c?t'd General '\ssenibl to back away from is.'gntmtions of 12 di' il(lmitt4t ions Inokitig inward nut'rge'i COCI Iusslead , the' prevailing etnutiuis of iiiuii Christ ianus 's'e'ms ltt be am It'd at 111(111' hiit'ii I ICC PiCt'rLitiOti inure' ro'gmutual relzitlsmstuuler rat hsi'i than omit' grand brokered t s'hi'uisus tsoth t're'Lste'd bN a ifseit'ti snsiullt't one's N q B% C;FORGE 'A. CORNF.LL been among competing canci;. dates for the presidency at , AP Religion Writer NEW YORK s API - A rising, time of the election In 1970 of nctt leader on the American Dr. Knutson, regarded as religious scene has been moderate. It had been Dr. Knutson's mysteriously put out of action. Dr. Kent S. evenly tempered approach to He is the Rev. years various church Issues, in. two Knutson, who only r&uslsein'iss l"t'i&itiOftc Hue) emerged from the aca'ICIW and application of the Gospel to mc reahn to become president of social concern.c, that had given the American Lutheran Church may be when the Church, the Body of Christ, is called upon to come before the Face of God in repentence and prayer for themselves and this nation. This weekend we are called to pray for the success of the thrust of evangelism all across the North American Continent. We are called to pray for the particular success of in AIr flWfl 1cphrrp of nfliinr'e In huht of this eal to pray, let us make several observations about prayer Notice please, that prayer is not an option for the believer, but an obligation,. .and a most wonderful opportunity. The Bible says we are to 'pray without ceasing All too often, prayer is considered as one of several alternate approaches to solving our problems, and then more often than not It is considered as the last of the several options available, It is, mare often that wt nuiv like to admit, it resource that men turn to only after ever, human resource has been exhausted and the man is rornplek'Iv spnt. Then as it last resort, and only because all else has failed, we turn to God and call upon His Holy Name and petition Hint to Intererde in uur twhulI with His unhinilted rumeIllm tragic that v.t' luive' so min'L rivilege available' that we fail to exercise The power of prayer is without it doubt the greatest untapped resource that man possesses in Christ. It is the most remarkable weapon in the battle for the souLs of men and victory In the Christian life. The Scripture promises in .James 5:lflti, i Living Bible i "The earnest prayer of it rihtt'ous man has great power and wonderful results." And again in that same Epistle of James, 'And yet the reason you don't have what you want is because you don't ask God for It ." Thus we nato that ttw prayer life of the Christian L' not his option, but is his obedience. It is vital to his continuing Christian walk. It is his communication with God, which brings the second observation. Prayer Is not it ritual but is relationship. It cen:r: around is person, not as performance. True prayer is often vprt's.ced in groanings that cannot tit, uttered air tin' tss'airt of the' believer wrt'ps before Gixi ir anguish of soul fur either the needs of self or others. Prayer is designed for God's ears and not for man's. Prayer may be exprewied in words, but it is is communication that is not confined to inert' words. A term often heard around the old Carnn Meeting was the term "praying through". While not too sophisticated, it expresses very well the prayer that wrestles with God until the need of the heart is met, the presence of the Lord is felt, and the answer u, received It is not casual prayer. The' song writer asks the' question, "Hon long has it been since' you knelt by your bed, and prayed (ii the light broke through" Yes, "praying through" meant "Through" to the answer. This is costi praying by committed disciples. We are' culled to pray for the evangelism of Key '73. If wt-e are going to set' the Gospel of Christ advance, It is going to be are u.s God's people pray. In the unfolding of the Gospel, God's blessing has always had it's beginning in the ministry of prayer. In this nt'i year; this year of opportunity, this year of obligation; God's ;wopk' are' called to Is ministry of prayer, for cleansing and for power l.a serve. "Men ought always to pra y. _~ *,; ... c1 r NeW I..eae ' Everytxx1 prays At snrnt'tinw in their lives, it secni' that everybody cries out to God for help in time of need. It may be the soldier in the midst of a fierce battle or it may be the child when his small world has been set in turmoil, or it lt a ,' ELECTRIC A210 Ad d ing Machine . - for $ 11 j 0 a month and atipi,' rental NCR 'I 4930 toward purchase Ill' y.iur flank trnrririr,I or M.tier ('barge, 'georgo stuart .3 II I... SOLPIId OltA'O P14. (~_ 1.1. CewoiP' 111-6366 PboA,$ O,Sød. 341.343! 632 1242 - O.i,'" 25 522 T'.. 45 ,5 SQ' •'.,j'd , - $•j �4A-The Sanford Herald Friday, Jan. 5, 1973 ____ G10b0I View ___ Editorial Comment U.S. i Bangladesh i Higher Costs Mean Cheap Energy Out The outline of the 'energy crisis" looming in the United States of America is growing sharper. We now are seeing that the problem goes beyond developing adequate sources of oil, gas and electrical energy to keep pace with the growing demands of our highly mobile industrial society. The further question is how we are going to pay the bill to keep it going. We have built a lifestyle in modern America on the assumption that there will be an abundance of cheap energy. It is as much of the price !h price of of gsolire 'b!! thst h made it common for a single family to own and operate two cars or even more. When considering the purchase of a new electrical appliance for our home, we are more likely to consider its price tag than the impact it might have on our electric bill. The ability of American industry to produce an enormous variety of goods within rçach of family budgets is also based on plentiful supplies of relatively cheap fuel. Thus the warnings of higher fuel costs stemming from the 'energy crisis" are pertinent both to our personal budge.s and to the national economy Over one-fourth of the oil needed to keep our economy functioning is now coming from abroad. The oil import bill passed $4 billion a year and has no way to go but up. promising to aggravate our international balance of pcmer,ts problem. The countries that supply this oil - especially those in the Middle East are beginning to realize they are entering a seller's market, and their price demands reflect it. We are also facing a shortage in the natural gas supplies once considered to be of almost limitless abundance on our continent. American Calendar, A Tradition One tradition of the holiday season that is still going strong-indeed, seems to be enjoying a revival of popularity-is the complimentary calendar. The most widely distributed, commercially sponsored pin-up calendar is published by Ridge Tool Company of Elycia, Ohio. for its customers in the electrical, plumbing and hardware industries. The printing for the 1973-74 issues is 600,0(10 copi. In a time of changing mores and morals and more and more explicit gatefold girls and the like, it is interesting to note that all of the girls in the Ridge calendar are fully clothed. Well, fully bikinied. 'anthrb rraIb aJl1r TELEPHONE 3' N 300 11 831 FRENCH AVE 90 Q3 SANFORD FLA 3;' WAL lIP A Z,FiOw Ecitor aria Pubishe' iiJY Li A .i" ''r Drectcr & Ast IC' PubIie Circulation C,enea MiriaQ(.r JO4N A SPOI.SKI Assocate (t,' F PANP yOLTOLlNf 'ED '.At.i PiLl (di'ir WINIF w(O F Compirolle' firms are hoping to tap gas resources in Siberia, with the prospect of long - and txpensive shipment of gas in liquif'ied forms to the United States, In developing those oil, gas and coal resources within our own country we are restrained by concern fcr the environment, Ways to tap these resources without harming the environment can probably be found - but with the penalty of higher costs, Even the promise of clean electrical energy natural bodies of water. Here, too, the end result will be an added cost for electricity. The United States is not alone in facing these problems. Japan and the nations of Europe are caught in the same energy squeeze. The economies of all the developed countries to emulate their industrial success rest alike on the premise that there will be energy enough for all. The United States has always taken pride in not being a "debtor" nation. In terms of energy, however, we are consuming more than our own produod by nt!c!"ar peu'er and not relying on r fossil fuels has fallen under a shadow of dispute over safety ar,d the effect of cooling systems on that will event uallv have to be paid in our utility bills, at filling stations and in the price of goods. Offbeat rc prc;r1g. m: rcs dcbt nc ;.• I (i' (ASfiIi(kR Ruminations I 1'v -' WILLIAMS What You B HAL BOYLE 'fl . •)fJj APl - They sa tuit what you don't knoa can't hurt you If that is true, then It must also be true that what you don't do can't harm you. Acting on that theory, I plan to pita' out of trouble, because in 1cit l'rr. not eotrw to Get in a dogfight with Lassie. Snap Mae West's garter. Ask my landlord to repaint my apartment. Steal the keys to Ft. Knox. Mark graffiti on the walls of the' TaJ Majal. fkcome a munitions sales. man in indochina Become a tree surgeor. and perform an appendectomy an an oak tree. Tweak the muscles of a 9ffpound weakling at the beach. Drag a red, white or blue herring across anylxxly's trail. Rub out a mobster. Pick a fight with City Hall Entice away any gangster's mall. Denounce In print motherhood or the federal highway program. Buy a pig In a poke. Plant weeds in any man's garden. Patronize any second-floor massage parlor unless It has been given a seal of approval by the king of Sweden. Bear false witness against my neighbor who, after all, outweighs me b) %0 pounds. is 2(1 years younger, and also had a longer reach and used to box in college. Why would I want to lie about a nice guy like him' Weigh a butcher's thumb in the balance and find It wntlng. Make any blind dates at cocktail parties where every body gets blind. Kite a check, - Don 't Know Can Hurt Run off with any other guys' - and three on the day after HIde my light under a bushel wile. For a man over 50 that that. mcmev under a mat. would be lik sr.itchin Count the crslories of ms diet. tress rhinestones from a dime store ing fncnd.s. There's nothing Help ance another trip to jewelry counter. the moon. There must be a less more fruitless, Perform any mtrcles in the Tell my boss that I've been expensive place we can go to office. If you perform one mir- watching his work, too, and that bring hack rocks from. ac)e In the office, the next da It also could bear a little im-. Repeat all the sins that bored they expect you to perform two prot'ing. me during 1972. ______________________________________________________________ ( I Ii' ¶,j?$ 'lN( £ NI JR Pti(tOq' ,,pht'i I.', 'p") L Home Delivery . Mail ;'cnpwvM&l SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5ScWeei' 1142O6MontPn in Florida S2.lOMonth 2E 401 Yes' Same As Home Delivery 12 lDMonth 6Monthi1i6O 1mos 13210 US Postal Reguiations provide that all mall subscriptions be paid in advance Entered ts s'cond class matter August 22. 90I at the Post Otfice at Sanford. Florid 32771 No part at any material. news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may oe reproduced in any manner without written p'rmission of the publisner f The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infrir'ging on The Heralds copyright and be held liable tar damage under the las Published daily and Sundays. eKcepl Saturday wil; Te pieraia is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled ecluiveIy to the use tar reproduction of all the local nebsi. printed in tb's newsp4per celled all aid to India. including humanitarian assistance lihtei the hungry. homeless and sick mu. and that shiIe other lands were rail) ing their lions in Rangla resources to assist these iiniottuflate people. Figures now available shoss the United States has given more relief and rehabilitation assistance to Bangladesh than has any other country More even than India. More by far than Russia. The I'nited States. in fact, has poured I1 million in B.ar &..ake. FDrest City Grace Spinks 531 BC.62 Lake Mary S,eczkowslci Ann 3 8704 Casselberry Tanglewood Marilyn Gordon 831697f Chutuota Li:a Baker 5S0S 3rdSt Lake Monroe 377 2611 Long wood Ann RiIy 1319959 Winier Spring. Nancy Booth 327 6'3 Colored Community Mario Hawkins 322 5111 Osleen Mrs. Clarence Snyder Deltona-DeBary E nierprise Fannette Edwards 66$ l-'163 Geneva.Oviedo Slavea Lir MatPiieui 349 320.5 rn-lIlt fly ANN SIICZKOWSKI Seminole County Road Superintendent and hti crews were ready to go to work on the Ballard Street participation "• ' - ,.. ,,,,,;p.,..,.,,, ri.. 1' .,. 70 mu. Scandinavian countries India's contribution of lion in aid cannot go unrecorded lint it certainly gives the lie to those who hai-tnouthed the .-mcrican effort in half ot the new nat lt'tfl, aId pri idt'tt dc'spiie strong U.S government disagreement with India's invasion of what was then East Pakistan Actuall; - $120 million in U S assistance to India itself continued despite the chil1in of relations between 'ash. ington and New I)elhi $57 million in aid was suspended The U S government went on to seek new authorit; to co on with a $tO million.ay ear program of food for Indian re; ie '.c'hno children. inilsa Is now making a selective prc.ject i; .i,. :. ot it't'fi'4"u; achieved their purpose. One can argue for or against the U S stance in the acts that the ('ounty was ready It) participate, but now the project will have to be worked into the overall road program because mlstioners of Seminole County w$l Arthur hold a public tiearing to consider a Publiiti proposed change of toning P mm A I DFL 71 25" W 91006 feet, thence 5 34 ilCgreeSO7'04" W SO4Oéfeet. '-' $7 degrees $7' IS" F 61)1? fpet to P 0 fl tt'rtlAlnhttg 7A yt'.,4 l'ltS nIS .icres. fc the purpose of considering a (tiange in toning classification from Id 1 to P 3 Put>lu hearing will tie held in the lily Hall, City of Wsntpr Springs, floridA. Co Monday, January 77, 1973, at 7 30 p tn, or as soon thereatter AS possible, at which lime i,,tf're%ted parties for and against ttiC proposed change' it toning according to Ftp 'itat thereof as on the following described properly recorded In Piat flank Ii, Pag 16 The Southt?3 'p ft of NE 1 a of sw CITY OF WINTIR 3P50405, through 77. Public øera'ds ot m west of SR 477 letS beginnIng r(oPlt')A c.rnnrtt. (Cw,nty. rirwd, nt,rri,,littn toult, lin,' s,4 west r * ldotic e (if •'iitttit the' ing wit' '. t o'. r Itt F P uf dliii P 4)7 cut, well Ill II P4 75 pro.mentS lo(ated thereon arid degrees 30' F 14011 F III Pt SWIy to ti.) WHOM ii MA V COPIIF Oti HOhl IS I$FPF8Y GIVFPI by trgelber with furniture, future's arid beginningl Ser 79 705 )OE ap Fte (ily Council of the City of Wnter fure'ithings therein contained described as Further proc imalely 15 acres west of Springs, F loruda, that said City and this action seeks an award nf Nelson's lakeview Heights Sub Council wili hold a public hearing on ur entire interest in arid to said property diviSion, north of Koonli Villa Park a recluest for a change in toning ctassitecatinnfromunsoned (P U) tO WiTPIFSS my hand and official This pubtk hearing will be held In C I. relating to the following seai of said Court on the 15th day Decsmber. * o . the County Commission Chambers described property rrom the SoutheaSterly corner f S.att ar,toru, of the Court Plouse, ut 17. block "5" of the Result .D TWlfl " itrWWlTH, jP . t ,- i .. .'iary j, 1971, "A" anti Tract division of Blocs •i ' Clerk of Circuit Coon r M . or at soon lherealter 1 itt •.,.,. ' " One IA an C- ( j \' Y'elfa re: \'Vhe re D ,.. :,...-..: .. • r , ) R - - ,, b 0 t' mna Lit' reaching the point of diminishing returns in this matter of welfare Something like this is suggested by a between-the.lines reading of a just.rcicast'd study by a Joint House.Senate subcommittee on fiscal polic) thic'h examined the effects tIEiGY --a--: ----- - - -=. .. -. ____________ ' ____ - - .' -- Lets Reminisce Old Magazines Whatever became of them - those beloved magazines which helped to shape the lives of a former generation' Some of them st'nply died a natural death due to the increasing "aoptustication" of readers who felt that the newer publications must be better Munply because the' were newer'. Some of them were "improved" right off the market, and many of them could not compete with radio and But whatever the cause of their demise, the mere mention of their names brings back memories (if a different world to those who knew and loved them and the times portrayed. Probauk the first one to come to anyone's mind is Saturday Evening Post which Puts since resumed publication. i And when you say Saturday Evening Post to an old-timer, he imrned.iatel) thinks of Scattergood Bathes and Tugboat Annie - good stones about good people and a way of life almost unknown today. And who can forget those inimitable covers by rtnan Rockwell which so realistically pictured u. I:MIb•' Then there was Uberty Magazine winch everyo'ie read you were simply passe If you didn't i Resides, It always had such beautiful covers - copies of famous paintings in the most beautiful colors and just right for framing. There were ladies' magazines such as McClure's, which were packed with stories - especLall) continued stories - so that everyone waited eagerly for the next issue to find out what happened next. Some of the women's magazines also had timely articles on homemaking and even on political questions of the day, as well as page after page of fashions for which you could buy the patterns for ten cents each. In this class were the Delineator and Pictorial Review. They also had special sections for children. There were magazines especially for young people too, and is there anyone over forty who didn't read either the 'outh's Companion or St Nicholas, or both' And for the younger children there was Little Folks Magazine full of the most charming stories - some of them continued - and poems, which held small readers fascinated for hours. There were special magazines for rural dwellers, too. For the men there were the Orange Judd Farmer and the Countri- Gentleman and poultry magazines too numerous to mention, and fur the lathes that famous periodical, the Farmer's Wife, which meant so much to so many isolated farm women. Rep Martha W. Griffiths, D-Mich.. chairman of the subcommittee, directed strong criticism at a "nightmarish set of rules" sshich not unIv discourage people on welfare from taking )obs but sori'ietimes tempt them to misreport income or Ui conceal it. such as by taking jobs that pay cash, in order to avoid benefit reauctions. "Some people argue that welfare recipients do not want to work and others contend there are not enough jobs;' she says. "But few bother to ask how much t e ;'ailable job's are worth to beneficiaries of public pro. grams." Yet there is another question which few people ask, or which nobody seems to have the answer to Aiidjhat is where we should place the dividing line between public subsidy and private self-suIficiencv-which. alter all, is what the regulations are an imperf-ct attempt to achieve, It. for instance, an unernplo c'd father of three doeF almost as eIl on welfare as he would by taking a job at $500 a month, what about the emplovedfather of three earning $500 or perhaps something less than that who does not receive any nefits' Have we not arrived at an undesirable state of affairs if, even in theor;, a job paying $1,000 a month is scarcel;' worth the tLking b' a person in a certain weIfar category' No one suggests ttat welfare beneficiaries be maintamed at mere subsistence levels as second.class citizens. Nor does anyone suggest that present benefits be cut in hopes of making it more worthwhile for beneficiaries to seek and accept emplomc'nt But the fact is that we can never truly equalize the living standards or economic situation of those receiving public assistance with those who are gainfully employed and not receiving assistance. ' - £ $ ' ' Marlan Braddock, Enterprise 'je C. Mills, Longwood 'h T. Gerhart, Oviedo Erich K. Hahne, Lemnont, Illinois Kieppish, George C. Collinsville, Illinois 1,, I _____ I 'I'k' Ne Jeri-ey case eveatually is expetled to land in the Supreme Court hopper along with the Burbank case, since many of the issues in each are similar. board f County Commissioners as recorded in Flat Rook I), Page 16. Public Records of Seminole County, fly Cecelia V Fkern Deputy Clerk Attorney for the City of Winter Springt, Florida Publish January 5 1t73 DEL 7$ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Pubtic HearIng The board of County Corn hold a public hearing to consider a proposed change of zoning from i. Commercial on the following described property The remaining po-tion ot Lot 15, Entiminger Farms Addn 3, ftfl 4, p 77, presently toned P 1* Iessthe Nly 60 ft there'ot and less that part fly - Greg Drummond, Chairman Attest Arthur H fleckwith, Jr PublISh January 5. 19?) DEL 76 ,,, . tier A C) 1917 S Mary I Horton oa, within sic calendar months mistioners Of Seminole County will action taken the test public,atiOn is to be published by from the time of Thss P401CC hOld a public hearing to consider a thiS notice Two copies of each public places Of proposed change of toning from A I po'ling in lhreeofI))Winter Springs, claim or demand sOatl be in writing. Agricullure to M 1A Light Industrial *ithin the ct The and st-all state the olace Of residence In Florida. and publiShed on Ipte following described property and post office addresS Of the The East "i of BIb' 65 and all BIb' Sanford Herald, a newsoiper Of LEASINC, CORPORATION, carporat-on, aspondents AMENDED SUMMONS TO SHOW CAuSE. NOTICE OF IMINSNT OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing recorded in PB 17, p 34, Public BIkU, AS M. Smiths Subdivision, as (Ii time at least fifteen II!,) days the claimant, hiS agent. or attorney and less that portion presently toned County. Fla , in PB i, p ss, sec n 19 one jollar and su(h Claim or demand not so filed shall be void Billy S Piloian As ececutor of the Last Will and Testament of BEDROS PILOIAN, deceased hearing C Further described as west of Williamson HeightS Subdivision, This public hearing will be held In the County Commission ChamberS of the Court House, Sanford, Atlantic bank Building, Sanford. with a radius of 476 75 feet and a feet, thence S 5? degrees 5?' iS" F Florida 32771. and file lbs original central angle of 7$ degrees 77' 13": 61) $7 feet to a point on the westerly with tfl Clerk of the above styled run thence along the arc OP said line of Sherry Ave run thence Id 07' 04" W along said Court on or before the 31st day of curve 335 7? fret to the P T . run 3 76 degrees Jonuary AD 197) otherwise a thence Sit degrees 59' I)" £ ?0t97 westerly row line of Sherry Ave PC of a curve luchgment may b• entered 1d1ifl5t feet lottie POt" , containing 7479$ iS)? feet 10 ltt# in the PiuS Of minus acres. concave southeasterly with a radius you for tne relief demanded h1t0's tor the purpose of considering a of 251 31 feel and a central angle ol WITNESS my hand and he seal Of change in zoning CIaStitiCatsOn trom 1) dC9rCf'S 7)' 79". run thence along to Slid Court on Ihe 22nd clay of u IA to C 1 the arc of said curve 19031 feet Public hearing will be held in the Ihe P T • run thence S U degrees 71' December. A 0 1972 FIor.da. mt ti's Cttamnb.rs n the 3.m.noie County Courlhouie. olace all Aar?es may appear before the Court arid oe heard or all matters properly twfora the Court that muSt OC aetermined naftw,th. entry A an Order if Takag. ruludirw) the sdieton f tte C.t,,rt the sot P c , ency of ttt pleadings. whether P.tton.e .s properly eleressirig ti -seieqjted authority and tie arricluvit '0 be deposited for peePs Of the - mfle and MAP - I IN MEL TiE P hni,jtOC and or ,nsqns. the UNiTED STATES OF IJ otes jamt!5 LaMotto, Deltona Harold F. Kleindiest, Deltona Medrt'ii Gordon, Enterprise Cheryl L. BobbIns, Lake Mary Nancy 1. Selph, Osteen IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County Judge of Semirie County, Florida, at tiII office in the court interested parties for and against the proposed change in toning Charlotte, I AND NOTICE OF NEARING enter Such Order as it s entitled to Pettioner p'ss5'oiI of 'he property n adanca of final iudrimlflt. the Court will PiC Fte tsme'wthn which and the terms upon *hiCh you will be regusred tO Surrender possession to Petit'isor NITNESImy tiandind it-c Seal of above Court this )Ott's day of the ART H P 14 5EC 'N 114 JR Clerk of rIte Circuit Cur! At Deputy Clerk Soon 0 t4:lyafd. Jr. of PiT IS. Eli BA tOYS. ROSS P. PUMBERGER. P A 110 F Commercial Street Yrk PlAza Building Attorrieyj to, Putstoeer F LOP IDA -_ TO ALL ii MAY CONCERN AND IN 114! ,lRCUlT COURT OF TKP TO 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT a Ire •oilow'mig persons of 'Pie AND FOR SOMINOLI COUNTY who are residents 'es State of Iordo. whose names and FLORIDA. CiVIL ACTION NO 17 159* places of residence are set torttt is icr as ascertanabie by diligent In re TN. Marriage of HARRiETT LEE VAN METER and "•" RICHARD K VAN METER. bdros Piovs NOTICE OF SUIT 57 Yarkr'am Road TO RICHARD K '1*74 YE'!'ER Lor'gwood, Fiord. whose rnit's.nesoouts residence and Post tIf5c MIran Meltier address are unknown 331 East Semoran ARE HEREBY NortFIEo 't'ou Boulevard 'rat an acton has oesn filid .,oaint Apartment i 2 ti'. -d into r. 'l'l'ji'ed tfl efVC I Fern Park. Florid. copyof 'your written defense. if any, upon JOSEPH PADAWER. At Marvin Meltier, 177 torne'v at aw. Post Office B tru5t an MIitlIfld, Florida fl7TT', Attorney r,tQn% Par Petuton,w ".ren, and tile hi l East Semnoran Boulevard 'tt's th Clerk f the Circuit Apartment Ii Court Seminole County, Florid., at rem Park, Fda 'tiC (iorthou'se n Sanford. Florida, on .r Ot'ftire J,if1U.lr'V '3, 91') 8Iiy s Plasm. it tail to do so. a Ececutor cf the iudgrient may i tasen against you Estate of for tie relief demanded fl Bedros Dissolution Petitioners Patitcn deceased of Marriage 521 Markham Road WITNESS my land and sal 'i3f the LOfigeoud. Firid.j Court, a' Sanford. Siminole County. Florida, this the 19th day of Seminole Litthi 'eague. nc December. A 0. 1977. Highway 419 (Sill Sanford, Flor.dj ARTHUR BEc1(wlT9. JR Clers i, the Circuit CoorS United State's of Seminole County. America Sanford, Florida c o U-S District By Yjaini S Eden Attorney Oputy C..r %tckilq Distr ,st of .OSEPH PAoA'NER Florida Attorney it Law Orlando. rlor'da PQ Boa $7' eatt,v II * line of Moss woma c_ri ire oai.'v,d Pg be nonf,lid,n$s Florida thy Stale of Florida, whose lIst Maitt.Mid, thenCe along %id P W i ne N Publish Dec fl, 79, 1173 5 Jan 5. Q*fl places of resIdence areas set degrees 16' iO" F 734 79 feet br a 17. 1973 P 0 B cont'nue thence P4 34 degrees forth bilow Needle Trades Leasing Cur 16.40' F 30002 fret toe P0 C on •ICTITIOUS NAME tIle southerly P W lineot Sit No Ill porators. 721 5th Avenue. Mew Yors, 'NOTICE iSrICt't(JviJiwIfl thAt am onavo nOrth,lsterlv havng a New York iioi It 40 Plwv 4)6 C The unknOwn ?tij5b,an4's or wives engaged Dul'nrss radius of 2109 46 feet a central angle Baa ri 53). Fç Py*, Seminole P0 01 IC degrees 12' 01" and a tn of any of the above ina,wdu,ai County. Florida .nder the Ilc.?Itlgus Respondents bearing of S 54 degrees 34' 72" u.aisee,. nameuf U DEC 0 PATE. and trli I ti The unknown her,. run thence Easterl, along sad Clerk of the Crccast Court. Seminolsp estefly P ii life f 'turned individual P,wundent's oo'° on the Arthur H Becb'wittt. Jr florida, on Monday, January 77, Coonly. 'orda a accordance *lh P 0 C being on the northerly be dead 'en<. leaving tti• 5"'v Avp Clerk at Circuit Cnur? It)). at 7 30 pm, ii' tn. prev'siunli uO Ihi line of Longwood Ovledo C The unknO*n atsia. aforesaid SW it W lint SM P40119 Seminole County, Florida Iherealler as possible, al *hith time Section Wit Road) concave northerly with a Curt thence along tIle westerly P W cessors in nteretl. trustees or an, Name Statutes, Tu I'H7 fly Martha T Vihlen ntereted parties br and against FiOrd.) Stitutet radius of 17300 feet and a central thruijqn $65.09 ttier parties chiming by. Inc of Sherry Ave S 14 degrees 37 Deputy Clerk the proposed change in toning S tO II caoti,, angle of 17 degrees 33' 24" from a 25" W 300 07 feet to a p o C concave or mga'nsl any 3rd all of Inc aDo.. Publish Dec IS. 22. 39 197'? & .1, cfassilication will be heard and final tangenl bearing of S 71 degrees 10' CAR POLL UURK F northeasterly *ith a radius of "am.d ttesøufldenls and aQIiflst all S. If!) achion laken for Petitioner s" w. run thence along Ihe arc of Attorney 240946 teel. a central angle Of IS .j ,4 p.jri.p5 claiming ix DEs 1? 617 Sanford Atlantic This Notice is 10 be published by tad curve and Ihe northerly fl.r,h fluiln ,mi,fln fl iN. isi r.,,p.i,, ni.'t dsar.es IV S?'. and a tanoen' line of Longwood Oviedo Road 371 03 '-"-".' '-' ________________________________________________________________ bearnig of N 71 degrees 21' 04"APS Sanford, Florida 37711 within Ihe City of Winter Springs, led to the P T . run thence N run thence *.$'.'tla clang tIC rc t Publish Dec 29. It?? 1 Jan 5. I?. in The Florida. and published ADVERTISEMENT degrees 23' 17" W 34004 beet to the Slid urve 903 72 beef to the P0 fi Sanborci Herald, a newspaper of containing 99041 pius or IC 19?) P0 0 COntaining 39755 plus or mirs', OF K 1)0 general ircuilt'ofl fl sad City. one ,,inus acres, lii lilYld at least tibleCn (ISP days acres. br the purpose of Considering a SIMINOLE COUNTY ROASt) foi' thp Purpose of considering a prior to the time of the public change In toning classification front OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS change in toning Clas%it , (at , On Pro" hearing N I to C I Notice of Public Hearing P I t C I DATED this 29th day of Decem CE PubliC hearing will be held in the Corn The Board of Count PubIu hearing will 04 held in the ber A D it?? City Hall, Csly of Winter Springs, minioners ot Seminole County will (ilp Hall. City of WinIer Springs Mary I POorlon Florida. on Monday, January 72. hold a public hearing to consider a Florida. on Monday. January 73 City Clerk of tIle It?). at 730 p m , or as soon proposed chanue of zoning from A I or as soo it?), at 7 30 p rn City of Winter Springs, Florida thereafter as possible. at which time Agnicuilure to OC Office DiitriO on itop,i C. F lIE (MAN, ESQUIRE thereafter us P0550? jt Chich .,iterested parties for and against he Poliowing deScribed prperty fJ oterestecj parties Par and against Offse Boa 34$ tt'c proposed change d's tOning thp propoSed change ins toning Lots IS and IC. BIb' BLots 3 30, 81k Altarnonte Sprinçs, Florida Hatsificatlon will be heard and final C. LotS 10 16. BIb' F; Lots C land IS Attorney bar the City of llssil,catson will be heard arid finji acl.on taken publiShed bi 70, Bib' 0, Tract 67, Sanhando aClon taken Wither Springs, Florida Thit blobs', us Ia be , a; recOrded .0 the Publlc PuOh'%h January 3, Id) . T;,i Posting in three I)) public places Nenrds of Seminole County in P8 4. DEL 33 posIng in three (i public places ______________________________ wsthfl the Cily of Winter Springs wlh,n the City 01 Winter Springs, Florida, and published in TItus Further described as South of Florida, and published in The FICTITIOUS HAMS Sanford Herald, a fse*iPaPr Of Highland 14, east of Douglas Ave. that I am Sanlorci Herjld, a newspaper of bOOT ICF IS hereby given general ,rcutation in saul Cily, one northol C.nler 14, facIng I I Appros ge'sera1 circulahion in Said City. one engaged in business at 210 (I) lime at least fifteen (IS) days 54 acres. ill line •t least fibteen uis days prior to the lime of lhC public This public hearing will be held in Rolllnuwood Trail, ?Aalliand, pfOf ti tne time Of Ihu' public the Counly Commission Chambers Se,iiinole County. Florida under ttie hearing pi,arng DATED IhiS 29th day 01 Oecem Court House, Sanford, lictitiout lame of CIRCA THREE th The Seminole County Bodrd of County DATED Ihis flhh Uly of Detern ben, A D. It?? elorida, on January 73, Itt], at? 00 ASSOCIATES. and that I intend tO Ott A C) It?? Tues., Ma,y T Norlwi ó. PM, or at soon thereabter as register said rt4itV wilti he Ci,mk ob Mary T Norton lbs Circuil Court. Seminole County, City Clerk Of he Possible, City Clerk OP the 1973 17. City' of WinIer Springs, Florida In accordance with Board of Courtly City of Winter Springs, provisions of the FIctitiouS Name Florida 1973. tt"e regular Commissioners Florida Slytutes, To Wil Section SOS 09 TIIOMASG FREEMAN, ESQUIRE Seminole Courtly, Florida TbIOMA'j C, FREEMAN, ISQUirIl. meeting hb01dl1 Statules 1937 f'csl Office boa S-Il Dy' Greg Drummond, PotI Otic, iSoc Sit Allamonte Springs, Florida Chairman AllamonI. Springs. Flurida 203, S Louis H. Kompare Attorney for ltte City Of Attest' I,, Allorney ton he COy of Winter Springs. Florida Publish Dec 79, 1977 4. Jan . Arthur H Beckwilltu, Jr. Winter Springs. Florida Publish' January 3, , it, It?) PublIsh January 3, IC?) PubliSh January. Itt) DIX 177 DEL 37 DCL 77 1)11 JO "'" ________ ____________________ _____ ___________ _______________ ________________ $ __________________ _______ _________ ' lV b I1,fy311_,,, "HONESTLY, sometimts I wish I hod a 'Camp Dovid' to go to" __________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ During Meeting '! ______ use navigable airspace and imposes an "unreasonable burden" on interstate conunerce, While the Burbank case has traveled to the Supreme Court, a similar one in New Jersey has only reached the state appellate level. ' q' t "my High Court, Antinoise Ordinance Hence' the Burbank ordinance was declared unconstitutional, illegal and void. The City of Burbank lost again in the Circuit Court of Appeals, It found that the United States has complete and exclusive national sovereignty in airspace and that therefore the conclusion of federal preemption is unavoidable. - - itcII SEMiNOLE COuNT V. a State f Fiode. si,t'4vsuOn of lie PettiOri*f. at Ill DROS PILOIAN BiLLy PILO1AN. as EseCitOr of PttO Estate Of BEOROS PILOIAPI. deceased MARVIN MEL TiER, r'dividualiy. SEMINOLE LITTLE LEAGUE. Hos pita J There were many more wInch brought happiness to househoId everywhere, but which have now joined the ranks of so many former treasures - gone but not forgotten. The dispute began March 31, 1970, when the Burbank, Calif., City Council enacted an ordinance prohibiting "purr" jet aircraft from taking off froni Hollywood-Burbank Airportbetween 11p.m. and7a. m., except for emergencies. Challenging the ordinance were Lockheed Au- Terminal, mc,, owner and operator of the airport, and Pacific Southwest Airlines, an Intrutate California air carrier-. The US. Dintrict Court for the Central District of California ruled the ordinance invades the federally preempted control of navigable airspace, constitutes a restriction on interstate air carriers in fulfilling LIICu' statutory duty and therefore amounts to a partial suspension of their route certifications. The court also held that the ordinance conflicts with the freedom. of-transit ruhts of cacti citizen to ', tO SCfvP -you? wr.t$Cn defenseS u00f't Ct I Halt, City f fl-viler Spengs, the Count-i Attorney of c.r,'.vieIe Floeda, on Monday .Ianuary IC?I. at 1 30 pm or as soon County onar .tove that date. stiCh 'P'er,after as poastit. at hich 'en. '$.frn55 sPmatl show chat i7tt, Itt. av' " tr i/ PIV tNt f0 i ii) I riSt nP.,e','el t r-d't" proposed chanu. ri :onng of Liem 0 etassif-Catton will oa heard arid ?nat descrbed parcel 04 and amid show CauS# why .1 shOUld riot ne taken for act.on taseri Ire jsei arid p.,rpo'iei set tarIPt n the ThIS P401CC 'S to be published posIng vi three (fl pubIc piaces Pptt.ovi, or default may be entered against y, *thn lPue Cit-i of Water Spr.riqs. You are ri&ifitl toat Petitioner Florida. anti puolired vi The Sanford Herald, a newspaper f wit apply tO the Court tar an Ordet' general crutat,en iri tad City, one Of lairgon the 79'tt day Of January. tie befor. it?) at t 30 a m III lime 41 ernSt fft.en VlSi 4't" P4.lrinr'ahle Onminick .1 5.lfi- JudQA p"o' to itt. 'me of the oubbr of ttte Crc.iit Court a' 'ne r.arinU Deceased Ihal I inlend to regisler said name (o's0nuQ 10977 ares, more or with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, leSs. Sublect to restrictions uf To All Creditors arid Parsons Havin Seminole County. Florida in ac record. Claims or Demands Against Said cordance with the provisIons of the Ion the purpose of considering a Estate from ClCttifiCItiOfl Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit change intoning You and each of you are hereby rntified arid required to present arty Settlirn 56309 Florida Statutes ItS? unsorted lIt U) t c I, Public hearing will be held in the 5: James Menlo Pfatlsway claims arid demandS whiCh IOU, City Hall, Cihy of Winter Springs. Publish: Jan 5. 12, It, 76 IC?) esther of you, may have against Pie Florida. on Monday. January 72 of BEOROS PiLOlAN. DEL 77 pm, or as soon ,ae It?). . I 4 I By FRANK MACX)MBER Copley News Service Can local gover!unenti impose curfews on the use of jet aircraft7 ('an they. in elf ec't, padlock airports in the early morning hours so people can sleep' Federal district and appeals cowls have said no. But soon the U. S. Supreme Court will have to come up with the final answers. While lip. m. to? a. rn jetliner flight schedules are light at most terminals, in cities like Los Angeles. øticago and New \'ork a decision upholding the anUnoiae curfew could put a crimp in midnight or early morning commercial flights or force a reversion to propeller-driven airliners in the wee hours. Th" Supreme Court1 which has set no date for agruinena, must rule on whether communities can restrict aviation activity at the alrpurL Clorda, 'wi or ri.fov• the 74th dAt' of January. '971 the IAol• rnq not tess than 7* dcv's nor store tti4n 40 DATED this 79th day of Decem Furitsor dcribed as on, half mile ben, A 0, 19?2 Mary I Norton south of SR 46 on Airport Blvd City Clerk west sIde of road. City of Winter Springs. This public hearing will beheld in , Florida the County Commission Chambers of the Court House, Sanford, THOMAS C. FREEMAN, ESQUIRE STEP4STROM. DAVIS McINTOSH ___________________________________________________________ Florida, on January 23. 1973, at 7:00 Florida, on January 23. 1973, at 700 Post Office bc 51$ PM.. or as soon thereatter as Attorneys for Ececutor Ihereafter as Altamonle Springs, Florida PM, or as soon possible Florida State Bank AttOtfley Ion the City of possible, Board of County Suite 72 Winter Springs, Florida of County ban 4 Commissioners Post Office Boa 1130 Publish DEL 31 Commissioners Seminole County. Florida Sanford, Florida 32771 Seminole County, Florida PubliSh 0cc 13. 77. 29. 1972 4. Jan fly Greg Drummond, By: Greg Drummond, Chairman I??) CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. Mary E. Deese, N. Attest: January 4, Chairman DEK 1, FLORIDA ___________________________ Ailast Arltivi H Beckwith. Jr. Carolina Notice OF PUBLIC HEARING Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. PubliSh January 5. 1973 --------------BIRTHS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ADMISSIONS 1913 January 5, PubliSh: DEL CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by DEL 74 Sa0' FLORIDA the Cily Council of ttie City of Winter Mr. & Mrs. John (Linda) Notice Of Public Hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Springs, Florida. that sad City Parker D. Cook to WHOM IT MAY CONCERtI FOR SEMINOLE Bellinger a baby girl, Winter COUNTY, Council will hold a public hearing on John Terry King CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 'he FLORIDA. in zoning for change a request Park FLORIDA Sylvan J. Davis City Courw'i of thp (ily of CIVIL ACTION No. fl.tAI? cIasfcotion from P IA tø C 1. Notice Of Public Hearing cprngs. FIorid. 'hit tad In re The Marriage of relating to thC loilocog described Daisy W. Sorrells TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Council will hold a pubic hearing On DISCUAIWES RUT P1 DEBRA YUP 1(0. propert 7 Marian Rethwill NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by a request for a change in ZOniflQ AND MIKE From lbs centerline iflterttCtiof'l theCilyCouncslofthcCstyofWinter PETITIONER, Piscilla Sue Sessions clatsifiCaliOn from P I tø C I. YU P1(0, S of Moss Road and Longwood Ov:edo Springs, Florida, that said Cily ALBERT Sanford: relating to the toIIowng dtt(ribld Road run S SI degrees 23' 17' E Michael M. Rotundo Council will hold a public hearing on RESPONDENT PfOpntY Jean L. Smith NOTICE OF ACTION Longwood along the centerline of Latonja M. Harris a requcit for a change in toning From tre centerline intersection To: MIKE ALBERT YURKO. SR Oviedo Road 701 IC fret. run thence James A. Bannister to classification Prom Patricia Bedingfield RESIDENCE UNKNOWN P401 degrees 36' 15" E )SI 36 feet to of Moss Road and the Long*ood Henry L. Monroe relating to the following described Ovedo Road run Sit degree's 2 2 WHOSE LAST KNOWN Charles E. Stimely the P C of a curve concave easterly property, Leon M. Swain, Sr. F along the centerline of the MAILING ADDRESS IS' degrees having a central angle of 21 Odessa R. Wolf From the centerline intersection Longwocd Oviedo Road 701,16 teet DELIVERY. 74' 4$". run thence along the arc of C. EN ER AL Roy Tulle 01 Moss Road and Longwood Oviedo Willie J. Presley thence POOl degrees 3611" E 351 so GAUTIER. sAid curve 24697 feet to the P 0 8 . William B. Jennings Road; run S $5 degreeS 7)' 17" F feel to tt' PC of a curve concave Agnes M. Johnson MISSISSIPPI 39333 sontinue thence further along the along the centerline f Loe'IJW(10d Lucille N. Pearson t. feet to the eatlerly with a radius Of 971 II YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED arc of 'said curve Iii lAthe B. Gaines Oviedo Road '01.16 feet. thence P401 central angle of 21 degrees 33' *.". ' for dissolution of P T , run lht-n(e P4 26degr,es O7 James Swilley, Altamonte degree's 36' Ii" F 30I,S4 feet to the that an action Mantle I... Wilkes, Altamonte run thence along the arc of SAid pies been Piled by DEbRA F III Oiled. thenCe P437 degrees 37' Springs p C of a curve concave easterly marriage r,e 19111 feet to the P T run Springs feel and a RUTH VURKOand you are required IS" W 61041 tt tQ 1 pOnt on tne with a radius of 97431 Harold D. Alken, DeBary thtn(e P4 26 decrees 0300" F 31931 to serve a copy of your written easterly P W line 01 Moss Road. run Michael Goodman, t)ellary central angle of 71 degrees ' Pt trance N 11 degrees 55' 35" F i", defenses, if any, t it on CARROLL tr,ence S 3? degrees 07' 13" W along Lilly H. Puscholt, DeBAry l)iGiovanni, Constantine run thence along the arc of said 1500 feet. thence 14 Se degrees 01 Altorney for Petitioner, said easterly R W line 311 I? feet to Adelaide Conte, Deflary curve 39411 feet to the PT,; run Deltona the paradoxical point where not only is welfare more attractive than se1fsufficienc but where injustice begins to be done to those ss hose earnIngs place them just above sst"iates'('r arbitrar SUtt'Id15 Iee1 '.st' rriav decree For it brmii'ht them tnr' and pat?.rnc and recipes to tWlghtCt what could sometimes be i lonely, drab tile, espectaib' in winter. for the porpoac of Considering n lofting Ctas,f,ratovi P IA t 5 3 NO 77t3S3 the Board merits of the development program and zoning was denied on the basis that the six units per acre was too high for that area and the multi-family dwellings are premature and not compatible with the area (near the new 9 Red Bug School). for dependent childrcn, food stamps. 'public housing and Medicaid benefits, would gain only 0O a month in net income by taking a job paving $1,000 a month, &4d B) HELEN M. PAGEL Copley Service - ' Seminole (aunt,, Flarda, and more particularly darrhpd followS fl.tkwilh. Jr January ;. gj County, Florida under the fictItious feet, thence S 3) degrees 01' P" W In re: Estate of _____ __________ The -' - Post Office boa 14$ mond recommend the board allow two permits for the three lots, A request for rezoning of property from agricultural to multiple family, located at the intersection of Dodd Road and Red Bug Lake Road which was continued from last week, - acres move or less YOu and .ac of you are corn mended to tIe wvtten d00et5S to 're P,tit,on ri tti.off,eo4 the Cier'a of ttie Circuit Court .n and for ,#mriOlC Cannty, Florida. a the '• cicser than the Osceola Airfield. During public hearings on IAA, residential zone in West Alt.amonte Heights. Kenneth • lie" 175 iS feet tm'e.'ra H 36 degrees I? feet. thence S 34 IA' $0" F 7 degrees 01' 10" F 341 57 feet. than'e 314 degreeS 53' Ii' fi 1500 thence 574 degrees 0-7 04" 'N ))4 fl feet to tl'ie P 0 5 COntaining 1 1704 '--'.,. Langley Atlair, pollution control officer reported that tn Iundy of Altamonte Springs informed him that city had agreed to build holding tanks with an aerator and puunps to accept septic tank waste. lie said that there is a temporary In other action, the decision of the Hoard of Adjustment month in disposable income to a totally unemployed father in New Jersey with three dependents receiving food stamps and unemployment insurance benefits. If the income of a family of four in Chicago, earning $4U) a month but receiving some aid for dependent children, were increased to $500, the effective increase .-. - -..-: , -'--- -,--'-----" " . _____ ., ____ , potting in lhree I)) public places within lhC City ol Winter Springs. Zoning Actions fits on the basis of income, Among examples it cited: / .C ____ ---- vs- - - - a(lion taken styled COurt ørt or before r.t,ruary It?) OthPf waS. a defa'jtt arid 1. ultimate Iudgmnf will 1>, entered against 'Oli for Ftø relef demanded fl P,tti Petitioner and Peipndent are .- Cty of Writer Sprogs, riamda THOMAS C', FREEMAN. F3OUiSE '05t Offce Soc 14$ Ai!amnt. Sprriqs. Flitr 114 A?'utrruei tOy 'he Cly 's y riter Spring's, Iamda f'tti'sPt jan 5 1973 Ort ________________ umbing contractors ordinance were adopted. Water and sewer extension request of central Florida Utilities was cOfltIfltlCd to Jan. 17. I)ON OAKLE' "- . . PoSSible board of Courtly Commissioners Seminole County, Florida fly ('.rpg Drumrnond, Chairman '-- SEMINOL! COUNTY 50*50 OF COUNTY COMMISIIOHIRS Notic. of Public Hearing vvan of and a'so that Lot). S.rtiori 77, 'roweshIp 70 So'' Range 30 Faa' seminole corjr' Frida, ia'ed Nest of State 5r - the Court HouSe, Snfo,d. Florida, on January 7). It?), at? of OFI 75 F tn ve.r fort P05 ruvi trance H 3? degrees Si IS, N 440 14 feet to a O0fl? on FtC •JtiPefly P N vie or fuvi tP'ene Pd 37 degrees TROM. DAVIS P. MclPl Attrirrievi fñ, P.$tr,n., address is Petal OffiCe Ito' liE Sanford, Florida 37711 aNt t.iø Ft. This public hearing will be held In an e*tntion of the South lirteof LOIS P. MCINTOSH 7? through 37 of said black S. a PoSt Office So' 13)0 dislanc. of $0 feet to a point on the tonida Stale flank Suite 77 Easterly right of way line of Moss Sanford, Florida 37771 Road, n'jn thence Pd 04 degre.s 35' Attorneys for Pt,tn,r )1" W along sari e6lteri, might of Publit,.', Dcc 39, it)) 4. wAy line 711 17 lepl tnt the Point of itj fleginning, run thence lurther P4 04 flY 1)1 FICTITIOUS NM1 NOTICE ISherehygiventhat lam degrees 53' 33W 31000 feel, thence . , feet, engaged in butinqt at IC? Sanlando Pd 1) degrees 01' 77" 1 35000 Seminole County. Florida, , " - and south and east at Winter Sanford Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in said City, one ) time At leasl fifteen (IS) days prior to th hit's. of ltte public hearing DATED Ihis 79th day of Decern ben. A 0 1977 S MARY I toORTON ('' Clrirk of the City of Winter Springs, Florida ( \ P4 - PUt) zoning classifications. A work session will be held on 's cpsfliOn run thence 1 OV CI4' sl9t 4I owners, of r,,wfsoq, of ii-9*0ldfS f. i*r'$t tPe pirret of lard d.scrb.d Flor.da SaminoJa Crnjnt !w FMiPiOLF COUNTY, I ti?'(*l Si,bdiViSiOfi of tPiC State of Fiocidt has filed a pett;on in eminent cnta,nprOre.dnQ1 agans' you ar'd •acri of ion sn. ing to C d.mnrt VOf arc of sa cf Cu',e ltd ii fQpt to tne 500* 7. pages 7. 3, I arid 3 of ?Pie written defenseS, if ant, on v th,ne sOutha5terly along Ihe arc ot said curve 90) 33 feet 10 the westerly P W line of Sherry Ave , run thence Holding Tanks - wnris delay the project starting as previously scheduled. "I don't know when the project will fit hack Into our schedule," livcndar said," bit I knoss it will not be within the next two to three weeks," in other action, the zoning director advised Ule Budid of p: i.'1-,e •.t, for The Springs, Racquet ('tub. Director J. 13. WIlliams told \. board of County PublIsh January 5. tt?1 , CITY OF WINYIN IPRINOS. FLORIDA Notice of Public H..,isg TO Nt10 0/ I V P/A V (IeFRH r./F Pd NOTIC F i or 'iF n,pv Ip,e City Counri at tP.e (t Spriaps, Flofita. 'hat sad C'l, C:oc,ncl will hold a PubIC riea'ng a ?Ct,ejV for a cniar'qe a toning r!assifcatiOft frOm S IA to P 7. - Ine of Moss Road, thence P4 36 (fegret's 16' 10 F along said easterly R W line 7)679 feet to P0 C concave northeasl,riy with a radius f 7409 16 feet anti a a.ntrai angle of It dCgrre 19' 57". Prom a tangeol 1 Legal Notice - Notice t ?tie oarr.t described b•f' property VICKI 1FF RURVA'iT, a'rP'iOlC Cr,urit a ?','ai.i r'Om Pt,. cefliertitte ,p'p$eq,.cton wPYie residence iir"f $'oq-la ,'oss Road arid loog-wfv,d O,,*t mailing address 5 Ta Sm.,'n 3134 fart of Lot 16. i'p Road run S It degrees fl 47 F Route I, f5 along thC rentenl,ae o saId flest f Sanford Ovd0 Road. Madrai. Oregon, 777, Shvman's Add,?0n to !Uf' Ovedo Road tot IA Ieee, YOU ARF P4FPFRY uoririro Lor'g*ood '°" thenCe to 01 degrees 36' iS" F P4ammoeU. Fiat hook 7, pane 51 thet RAPODFL C! SURKART p',as trie PblC Q'VOVdS of ¶.rriirr 151 54 feet to Itt. P C of a rure fiti a Pfition a the C,uut Court at also Lot 44 of Spr ft't a radius of County a, easterly cOnCavP Semnole County. Florida, , NammoCW. and IPie %44j$P'i 715 1 fe cet avid a central angl. of 74 Dissolution of Marriage, arid you are project cotilti tx'iin, Springs Beverage License of r'iercy in lndia Flat RoO 11. pIg 34, PP of )j 33 3QF, lying wait of S P •6 seminole County, Florida and ltip POW ',itt Ph. % ', Of Ser 34 Further described as neil lo the ii; tor lying west of SR 1)4,,- and PAS' fence line of Crial's used C4C the north 3)tOft of the SF 'a of the lot, tocaled on U S lit? SF 'a Of S.c 31 715 JOF; and the ThIs publk hearing will be P'IId In tti 5)10 ft of the sw '. of tN. SW County Commission Chambers '.flf 5CC ii itS JOF, Ilng weSt f 3 of the Court Pious,, Sanford, p ,fl, tu,,taining * 15 acres. c' rlorida, on January 73, II?), at 7 m Seminole County, na P M . or as Soon thereafter as r ',rtt'er described a, west side c with the count;', advised It would ha na'r,'..nrs far starm sanitar' sewer linc3 to he installed by the City before the ' , IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SIMINOLI COUNTY SOARD $RMINOLR COUNTY 50*50 OFCOUNSYCOMMI%IIONINS OFCOUNTYCOMMIUIONPRi FOR ISMINOLS COUNTY. NotIce •f Public 11,1, Notice f Pubti Hearing Ito CIVIL ACTION P40. U The bard of Cninty CoinThe os'd OP t.riufity ( im In re The Marriage of miIon.r5 of %.,,,inole County will misilonefe at Seminole County will hOP K A 51. OA Pl()F I F hold a put,lit I.e.r'.ig to cr'e"Slder A a public hearing to contidir • PIUSRAPoD proposed changg of toning from P piosed change of toning from A I arid R,,dentiit to P 7 Duplia on the *pricutture to Flit) tPiann.d Unit VICKI 1FF bURY APT, #l.f. following dflcrbed propertyfl,yelopmeflf) art the follo*ing NOTIC! TO OSFFP4D LotS I. 1 1 3. and 6 Williamson d.scnlbed property- SemInole County. riorida !V "" Chairman Alteil to Ihe P - - A 'ork SCSSiOfl will be held in the Office of i'otnity PIanhit'r Monday at 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of examining the flood plain studies for Seminole ('ounty with the Corps of Engineers, The commissioners were invited to attend. -, Legal P011 contlnuetp,,nce further P476 F 170 i ItCI. ii,.nt, t t degrees 55 ' 3%" F IWO fe,t, ttiente P4 Se (IPUI'P,s 01' 70" W Ill Ii Flood Plain Studied - jaI_Notke Legal Notice Leai Notice ltd miii proved varieties of grains and other agricultural products None of this discounts the very real contributions of lIt,t - conu'ntssioncrs. shoi'ld be obscured and igntired o rror,t i, centerline interSection of Moii RoAd and Longwood OvPdo 'ioad.run thCnt, S Strinitrers 7)' F atonu the (PntPrlInt' of Longwood Oviedo Road 701 IA thenc, tt degrees 34' IS' F 351 34 feet to th, P C of a curve conae easterly tsith a radius of Iii II feet a central angle 00 74 deq,ps ' • ana esscrivai pvwvi on.u.' tact, has been equivalent to halt of what has been given b all the rest of the world combined, Herald Area Correspondents Fern ParkE Estates Goldenrod Eastbrooêi Marilyn Gordon 5316975 Board property housing. fertilizer, petcde. cotton We have provided Airport Curfews Altamonti' Springi. Marilyn Gordon 5316975 CITY OF WINTIR IPRINOS. riosan* Pfotice at Public H.arInq it) WiII)M it MAY COf py P401 Ic.F 15 pj the City Council of the City of Winter Springs. riorida. that said COy t.ounUi wli hoi a public ticaring on a request tar a (hang, in toning clatsiticalion from S I to S 7, eh. derstond why these great American , PA S .1I yE Pr •'.,'.. Pin" F r 1 Dtirin the )"akistan war a concerted effort was made here and abroad to hlckCfl the U S role in Banglad.5h and India. • (''\.. Remember ALF's'1hL, Cnnj R n''r F 'r ll fl.V CROMIY\' ,t - fy Falsely anci' for development, with special emphasis on rural ('o(,seratives. training centers and des'clopnwnt stations, •' ti5ii Ci'iAP, Hit ances that we will assist mightily in the future develop. ment of that nation's shaky econom'. We Iave promised to do our best to provide a third of all the foreign assist. ,-4ARRY CUSH .;iv '. 4id un - C.o U Legal Notice Frtdy, ian. 5, 1973---SA The Snnford Herakl ___ Later, Mayor Lawrence MARION BETIIEA Swofford told ('ouncil he WIlS AL'l'AMONl'E sPRIN(;S - aware of their idt.'ntity and the Councilmen Daniel I)orfman reason for their appearance. and Donald Myers were in. Mayor Swofford said they were stalled at a reorganuzatioflal wives of city policemen and meeting of City council. Dorf- were on hand. about salaries. It man, an Incumbent, was will be straightened out the reelected to office in the mayor said cryptically, In SI resume of salaries of December municipal elections. are:t municipal policemen Myers was appuitited to fill the published by The lIe'rald a few vacancy on council created by the resignation of Tloma5 weeks ago, It was pointed out policemen In the Radloff, who unsuccessfully that Springs are the County Altamonte sought a seat on the Commission. Myers, too, was lowest paid among the area cities, t'lected In December. In other action of council During the meeting of the 23 was established as the Jan. c':*incila capacity crowd was In attendance for preliminarY date for a public hearing upon lieuritlgs. Of ttie;c, three two rezoning requests. women remained for the tuid been delayed until disticta 'lengthy meeting, departing are outlined on the zoning map. shortly before the close, without The first public hearing Is on a disclosing their reason for reiiining request by Thomas property locat.'d attendance. As they departed, anti Walter on their north of Ballard Street, east of one councilman asked and south of Avenue, Mait,land identity, which was revealed, Oaks subdivision. Under and they left. ".'"'•• . I1Oil . Change of Board of County Coin nilssloners Meeting Date. Commissioners regular January meetIng will be held on Wed., January SaId meeting to be held at place and time; County Commission Meeting Room No. New Seminole Cgunty Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. �6A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Jan. 5. 1973 — ri , I P4)II4Y'S POINTERS CAflROLL AIOHTI 0 8 it.IlIihlIlfIl eox I t's c1i (LIX.I Ii ( )ZC A66 ________ from the CITOH flIitsr Initituta Tablehopping Highlights 8-9 - CI3S 7' 1 1rez'ieus Time crlarity beginning at home ti fallen for his partner, Calhoun. stones, narrates this intriguing forms the basis for tonight's She tries to slip poison into her special which attempts to exIMPOSSIBLE Kim Hunter in lII.I. & BETTY 'S an off-beat role plays a sinister plot. Fred Lamont decide to husband's drink and t titoss a benefit part) — for RESTAURANT continues to criminal who has stashed away th ings begin to happen. starting astronauts from other pack 'em in Monday th rough stolen gold on a Caribbean themselves - t pay their bills, wi th a dead moth whose have visited Earth in the Friday. from II a.m. to 8 P.M. island. She has one weakness, But a pair of underworld fcature begin to form his face One th eory is that Unidentified 3uperstiUon. So IMF resort to figures drop in unexpectedly flying Objects are the result of here you will be served some fabricated voodoo and and decide the party should quality foods at the most such visits from o ther planets. moderate prices around. A other deceptions i Casey makes keep going, night and day, Among those seen in interviews a play for the woman's son) to while they run a gambling and 9:30-10 iABCi - THE ODD will be Dr. Wernher von Brawn daily special is served wi th boozing den. fish out the gold. COUPLE One of the delights is and Dr. Harold P. Kline of other entrees featured also. the appearance of Qut'enie NASA'S Ames Research Service is prompt during all hours. Smi th, who has been acting for Center. Visits to remote Sou th nearl & years She plays a Pacific islands, and various 8-8:30 iNBC - SANFOItI) 8:30-iNRC,-THEl.ITTl.E senior ciuzen aboard a cruise objects on display in museums ANDSON "The Big Party" The PEOPLE "The Matchmaker" ship. When Oscar's ulcer begins around the world are offered as BAHAMA JOE'S SEA ('Id gag about one's favonte Dr Sean Jamison turns cupid to flare, Felix prescribes a possible evidence. FOOD HOUSE continues for his heartsick daugh ter, Dr. relaxing cruise. It has to be to pa ck 'em in for the most Anne Jamison, who gets to relaxing since the other ____ FOR THE BEST choi ce morsels from Neifeeling sad because her boy passengers turn out to be senior THIS tunes kingdom. open seven TV SERVICE friend is leaving for the citizens. Felix decides to 11:30-I a. ITI. (ABC) ____._I__J days a week, the popular spot C r':.;: CALL MU.. L E RS ..... has popular prices and ef'-.r .'jtr ,. :, .., :. '....rd by David Fror:, ,," . ficient service in a refined daughter, but noth ing really picks up where last night's late?IO,iarido Dr atmosphere. Highba lls and works out right and poor Dr. night special left off in the yearSanford cocktails are priced right and Scan winds up in the middle of 10-11 NBC ) - IN SEARCH end sa ti ric revue. e child re n's plates are greatly ___________ _______ near disaster. OF ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS last of the potpourri in th reduced. Rod Serling, who specializes in network's new programming suspense and extrasensory for the late-night viewing FUNNY BUSINESS MISSION: SAhORD) -" DO*PTO wow s1owiwG - Crrt rbfl'.I DC r Ss' £ —y____ ____________________ JJ I I A..41111 k U Television 12 MIDNIGHT SHOW 11)C Libido Love- (x S.- "'-.li FRIDAY 10(10 (2) Underdog (24) Electric Company 10:30 (2) Barkieys (6) Josie arid Pussycats (9) Brady Kids (24) MisteRogers 7 00 (74) Feedback: Senior Citizens (6) (9) Your (6) (9) 8:30 (2) Review The Little (9) People Partridge 0 X. (7) NSTON !PYKY.! I Family d Couple In Search Of Ancient Astronauts Love, American Do-tog loyd Enterprises Theatres (6) Feature Starts Today Tomorrow k t, Il L 7'00 (2) S A • (6) (9) -- 1 730 Growers Almanac Across The Fence Sunrise Semester Munsters LA r' fl, CDLO...... "P'-. /J fl j:?jy 1kJlI. r*'i Y IHHTh )i CJ,AL[C STARTS SUNDAY- 1:45 JIM J IJJ&A 'WlNDO1 (6) Sabrina (6) Het Ha.. Lawrence Welk The Jetsons (6) (9) (24) 9:30 (2) Chan Chan The Osmorids Sesame Street Pink Pantr (6) (9) Saturday Super _______ A. .J?.:,..E ' BSET- C'TJ.PE' . 2:30 Matinee Daily (except Sat. -Sun.) 7k ( PC Di4vrJa FRI. AND SAT. WESTERN A.RAMA AT CHUCK CONNERS AT $ •50 AT . -, "THE DESERTER" "YALDEZ IS COMING" "FISTFUL OF DYNAMITE" $• Meet Today 3dM isI 1I..IILII EVERYDAY - IS A a1 tamä 1° 15 Dinners ' - 65' Children's Dinner Most Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer fl i t)iru'flurs I) 3ii niu -10pm F'ri& Sa tli 30arn.-Ilpm. 4 A K So8 S. French,.Ave.janfrmrd.,..,,.. (9) 3 VEG. Lunch Many other Plate Spec ialsto choose f rom I 11.95 I I F HAPPY HOUR I I p" 6pm Hi Balls Sk Open Mon. thru Fro, 11a.m. •$p,m. Closed Sat. & Sun. I I Lounge Open 10a.m. Ph. 322.9716 2544 Perk Ave. Phone 322.9798 25i1 Sanford Ave. a SOUTH 20c - I Both L t'i tie.ti the parent Corporation 11:30 (2) (6) (9) Movi es (74) Book Beat 1 2:00 (24, Resolution Of Massie Wait 1:30 (34) Holiday Hlio,' fur Public Broadcasting holds its board meeting to decide what role, If any, PBS should have in future program tiedion. What t'oth sides will consider and vote on are pohcy statemerits on exactly who should ixialie most of those decisions - the corporation or the PBS and managers of public television sta tions. The corporation, founded by Congreu to administer the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, will have the final word. - RECOM MENDED ? ENTERTA INMENT I By 30 p nm MIAMI Thurs,, Fri, 1 & Sat. Nights I LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY Unescorted Ladies Drinks SOc I I Hot Luncheon Specials Sandwiches g1111 r. 2* 4A PnOOe P*% tl 2a m , Tues thrij Unescorted Lao L CHARCOAL STEAKS & SEAFOOD •K Happy Hour 5-7 Drinks & Hors d'oeuvres ACROSS CLUB -' 9) Sat _____ 13 Dance step 34 Gaseous 50 J element I1 15 Craftsmen 17 Beiiini up*':.s I9Gsriic DOWNTOWN SANFORD U Poet. - - as strength 26151 (Roman 27 sphere r 31 Felt borrow '**s OfILF .- OPEN 10 A.M.TII2A.M. Ph. 831-9321 1 Mile South Big Tree, Longwood 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. ' 1 IN ~i 4 MEMBERSHIPS AVAlLALE i' All .ue• AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE COMPLETE DIPmINtR'S'SJ?ITIL I IC Al.' HWY. 37-92, North Pm o'moa Ø — i'4erwIt.Q,$ DDtNtN iOOMS MAYFAIR - 35 Edible grains tolorations 38 Cattle - smut-. ,miniç(1.atIn) -- / compound 1 Enthusiast Indian -- Things - 45011 otozygen (comb. form) 22 Sired 47 United States 24 Help 26 mntin,ations Navy (ab) 40 Cause to lean 117 Papal Volga garment JGut of -aid r' r- iT i writing i''tiru,irg,t ". a-." — — — — — - — — - 1? 18 1 ioiol$ 10" e - GIiNE RAt. TFNI)FNCIES Today there can he broken promises and the tendency to argue and dispute about what should he ignored or at least not brought up now E specia ll y true of afternoon. There is a chance to gain sonic very valuable information by studying cultural subjects and developing spiritual attributesAKIFS (Mar. Il to Apr. I')) You are wondering whether to jump into new outlets, or work hard on the old, but if you budget your time and effort, you can do some of both. Study whatever is confusing and then clear it up satisfactorily I hunk constructively I 's tJKUS (Apr 20 to May 10) You think a good friend is no longer interested in going along with your plans, but he is simply busy, so be patient Keep promises made to others, even though you, too, are busy lake it easy tonight and relax, - . rest 1;I:MINI (May 21 to June 21) Fine day for going ahead with whatever is of a charitable nature you have in mind, since you improve your image thereby Hide our time where civic matters are concerned. Plan Just how to do them well MOON ('IIILDRFN (June 22 to July Il) Attend the services, see the people who can teach you a more lofty philosophy of life and get out of that confused state in which find yourself. Secure data before planning a trip ( I nint itie cost well, also ll'() (July 22 to Aug 21) A hunch is pecking away at you, (ui you had better check it against your best judgment before you ,- .-------i.... .. . .....,.,.......-.stjii II.? work I OUI LIt)5c10 tie wriiis cold, ulims _______________________________ __________________________ 1 25 ' ., ...... imui pro . ili,,,,' t&-h., Iii i4mn.' ',,glIi Iii:!n',.' 1,uvcmr,- itici iiwi' hs's'n lceii:iI to ................-.......... -..........j-' .... .... ""' ,,,,. '"" ,., '" " ir--,,,i .L Iii, ), "" " ''" pleasure in the might way today Avoid situations where trouble can .jrmse 1 himuk before you speak, ,iLt say nothing .11 SA(;l Ii ARIUS (Nov 11 to t)ec 21)11 you tiorile, You find conditions there urmipros e quickly, otherwise they lie co iii e vs or se Keep busy gettimig .itinde mnoni' ind c1call 1)4)$()Illcrillcfl,iltliliglt)ill$llI 28 26 past AQuA K ILlS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) F xpanol your thitmik ing )'()It can have a happier arid more ideal life, and become at I lurri t Plan iii st how to unripni ive any proper I y )'i)ui in .iy ow n lirmmiit .Is ir ti .mt .o 1i sihilt' is wise I'IS( '1:5 (I' cli 10 to Mar 10) Study )ulit net led ion in tile mirror and also analyie how you are con-luc ting your life I hen make the necessary chianges for iinprovcmt'iit A ttcuid sonic social affair, but don't tkc' your ire out on another Stay caIrn, poised Jli 33 I Jo st... 41 II- YOUR ChIli) IS HORN I ()I)AY he or shc will lIe one of those delightful young people whose head is always tuuing with all kinds of ideas, sonic good and some had, arid therefore require, spcclil handling and leadin gearly in life so the nigtmt road will lie fo ll ow-rd Schooling should be carefully supervised ltic chart is fine for whatever has to do with nutusic, art, writing, beauty culture, the humanities, amid the like Dancing It in excel!ent outlet early n lilt "'I he Stars impel, they do not compel Whiat you make of oiir life is largely up to V() t ' ______ 31 42 43 " 41 Sanford 1it ItA I — —I — I __ . .. '\ , c. - -. — I y- — — —I I I !j — — — (H(WVA?I INTIIP$ih( AIIM " ,' - ('stroll Righter's Individual Fo'rt'cast for your sign for l'ebruary is now ready For your copy send your Imirthdate and SI to ('amroll Righter lorecast (name 01 newspaper), tIox 0201, Hollywood, Calif. 9002$ ''It's a sexual symbol. adds shrn'hbery, sa'in apples and Da!fltod ire-f'rarn st4at in the talIeiv NOW, there'* a tvn tone jarqtiard knitting ma- chine, borrowed along with (ertagn painters, she admits ta!! "n'i'-" h.!! !hn 'ehnr: flII% I 1flI II itl P My WJ1IJ I • would hurt their fe,ebnei' technician from Woolmark It's busy knitting painting .; at the rate of 25 a day iii signed and designed by se'en fltemV)rarj artist.s Ad,4uk g lion e 10 i - Ado rnande. , , Hollgemont. Itancil lar And , - - s'n,'r,.i,ifs'rpal - - .' will )e' .. I)EMt I'OI.I.V I Iou-I a use for those aluminum foil inner bags that line boxes of sugarcoated cereal I re move the bags, shake thoroughly and then save them to tic.' for healing ready-made rolls, muffins, etc -KIM HIWSPAPII IHTIIPItSI ASSN You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite Idea, Pet Peeve, I'olly's Problem or solution to a p roble m. Write PolIy In rare of this newspaper. tioriiernaklng - ____________ __________ ______________ ___________________________ WORRY CLINICGeorge W. C'ane, Ph.D., M.D. _ of Application cited below. It brought him .1 requests For Immediate I,itersiew! All 3 an - ,,E.11' ________ 1 •I It. PT ..4I IiIss at the New York Fifth Avenue store now negotiating ' ,hip over some ''paintings The savere in taste lean toward barbed-wire stripes or a! phabet graphics The rorriantir like a lanil : ape of trees and tube's '1 Iii I' i r a. I' I j";.n n thick ru thin '.s'aI*'l cotton corduroy team up wit:: fiddler clutching his instrument a plaid pullover of Cotton or two big hands placed stra- knit. Them "av,' it Ir-t -'t:J** tegirally on the sweater soil to Is by White Sta ll clutch you kno'A 'sh a t -I/c__nJ " <S ( - --\ -- -. took the one that promised him work In summer, If he later went to college. - -- •i. IWIIUI C UIIV)(5. o - 42 offered him a job. lie cmPlo)cr % CASE V•5H9: Clarence S. aged 18, is an ambitious teenager "Dr Crane," he began, "I'll be finishing high school soon. "Hut I think I better earn sonic money before I go n to - ie __________________ - IIlPUu, For the Pop set is a - ____________- (liirrnce wanted a Job. So he sriit out 1 roiiirs of the "Letter f)U( ',Vorr.;sn Inside an oval inside a eirle - J - so send for that "Vocational Guidance Kit," enclosing long - stamped, return envelope, plus "So how ls the best way tofind 25 cents a job" It contains an "Introvert"I've noticed a lot of 'Help Extrovert Test" plus a 6 Want ed ' ads in our newspaper. minute "Test of Ho rse Sense" "Should I call In person or widely used In American Inwrite a letter' dustry and by the U. S. Navy. "hut I don't know what to put Even if you aren't looking for in such a letter, so could you a job at thIs minute, file this give mc a few pointers" booklet away, for you may be for searching Iflb TOGETJOHS a better job sooner or later and crave this "Letter of Application" in a In ninny of the "Help Want' hurry, cr1" advertisements, you may ,,,. o, c,. e i.,, 54 not be given the name of the 0-04-1 I IIA5 II.4 as cøh i, (S. s,I1.5 •I,**I • firm or factory. ad fte (I51 ,,,,, • A Box Number may be list ed , 0000 . ite bs..n'e I so you must then rely on your "Letter of Application" Remember, too, that (tie primary purpose of such a letter is not to get you the job U No, it is to procure an intt'rx'iew' ! So follow these practical hints ~_ J wht'ri you prepare such a letter: , ) (I) Use the typewriter, unless the ad required a longhand . ( letter And if youvan't type, get your friend or girl some I L stenographer to place your data lit a neatly typed form. ( ) Limit your letter to ONE page, single spaced. i Address the employer or Personnel I)irutur by ndme, if on tan Ii'armm it S, A If not, then use the "Dear Sirs or ''Gentlemen:'' J 4" 6.PLBE0ft0%1 IL I H RU SAT URDAY, JAN. 6 Ad$1 .i *~ C Remnant R'18 o t u -. - - Save up to 75% All Remnants reduced to 1 2 of the marked price Friday and Saturday only '' StItUtiOfl 'U In your opening paragraph, start out with this sentence "Si nce I am lekirig for a pt)sitit)nl t h at offers op po rtunity for advancement. I am citing the following qualifications: , '(S , ' ill) H l)UZIIIC' (' lii; (' K M .-t 1' I' S - 'I' i c-buck ,itleitti tilts two- 1,1 ,-C knit iii -s c' t toxi blend .\ rmiubrieidt'ritt teke arid r - (It's set cell the ,ermgvl tot) th. worn us fr fl,irt'cl sl.eck t (I. ('art*'r ra)Vi Education and Sital. ind Training i(' i ), a, le-11- o p. .' t'e, """"" W' frmk c4 on a t'w4Y There iced to be plastic The decign rifled smoking a Cigarette' book.s like two big jagged ec es of a plc trite puiile More realistic is . row of little hatted people walk ing (jflfl the street And Ado's design is a line- They had already made rugs and were delighted with " ' t' ;s inililfer.'ntparisof the country ' anliiruig the idea of seeing their art ada, till)) No niiatt.'r wheie we traveled it seemed a day xatking around The'; r p.iin nevet wi'mut ti - wittiitit wit seeing at le;ict fifli' ex;irmi;lo vif rum h i a moat.' ''r.v.r' j' thiIc 'lus explains Iiurence Dumaine I)EAIL I'( )I.I V I do quite it bit of beading and ce(luilfl Who runs Axis work arid tiavr f'iinml that slide (din can.; or tins make or The customer herself uleuil containers for therri I glued a bead or sequin on the chnoes among 2.1 himself top of (hit' lid of each can to make It racy to locate the colors and various shapes color or type wanted Those girls who have trouble with turtleneck, V neck te..shirt tangled ft Irig.' on throw rugs might try using a small sweatshirt or blnusien The tliIiiiJiIJt?(l iri4issuli:r' imrmisn or scr, tflwr The l,'rin • 'nt. from tl4re hut )mIi'1it'at'c iei,liII,' '.. you I)tcs carefully for w healever social events you May attend Show you have excellent taste S('OKl'l() (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Make sure you indulge only in ,i,,.,.. - I have always said I do not really like who talk about theirs all the tUne However, I now inve on.' I iiiuict ilS% ui which concerns the many time Rtr Institute ("sl'R 1(0K N (Dec 22 In Jan 10) ldal clay for searching Ion the initiirrmi.itiiln )Oti ft'lliiirt' to iii,ikt' rim mcctitimie work mriore elf ucierut , profitable ( ; t healt hi built up in Wa)- s to your likely Avoid one who tias gotten you into tug trouble in the ___ — . I cointollible tributary ii Tears lit 1-i — — — I— 551 (Roman) 31 Chew the CULL Three-banded 34 Moines, COUNTRY CLUB PH. 3fl.31 III -426s in FERN PARK the LAMPS 1014 11k UN'.. I — SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1973 owed Show you ate patient Vi K( •() (Aug 22 to Sept 12) If you follow through e>mi (rat you have agreed upon with ,issoc ultes, you make this a miiost successful day Show you are inspiring A partner is annoyed. so get busy call)' on what you have to do IllikA (Sept 23 to Oct 12) Plan just how you can please 7 a SSt,abi. 14 _- 5 _____________ -eepn 41 WICk (comb. form) 1611a:dmn 42 Resort near 57 Litt-nt, reach 1$ Food leavi ng Venice 20 Drive back 43Cantaniccrous DO 21 Binary word 20 21 22 RESTAURANT & Cocktail Lounge Pie0 T Hvi Your,N,zt CENTRAL 1LORIOAS OLDEST 3 LAas'r as 4 Main intals. — ------- 90028, from th - armadillo Sun-caused 33Townln r — •,, IU1 ,, ........ jill I115 II __________ e2 Cretan i •,,_ _______ _____ _______________ _____________ 46 Things that may be eaten 48 On top of 34 ChaSM lets; r"— ____ _____ ________ _____ 44 Din — — — Weekend $500 Weekdy $400 Atter4prn 5200 Lunch Served credit C4fØ$ _____ - .. (coil.) 321ectricaIunit 2Acertain 33 Former name 3 Evivan Galilee ' GREEN FEES Western Mt'sic 2 Hi Balls-70c East South , 34 You. South, hold VAQ9M75 • A32 #KQ7 What do you do. A-I) nu b Ic. You can hid lu-aris later on if iiu wish. Ton,srs qul.s.rgoN 'i' ii ii, tiutible' ,emmii your p.irt our lidS four li,'i1O Whuit ON leather of Tokyo Enloy Central Florida's Most Beautifully Designed Golf Covr, DANCING 11 a. m. Tul 2 p. m. Mon. thru Fri. a AT ITS FINEST Hwy 1792 if .._ CARROLL RIGHTERS - North ' 30 Farm animaLs I 1:ORECAS'r FOR __________________ New mammal 25 Put forth - ,,1'S"5 'flu' bidding bus tx't'mi: icz site ' 5p.m. Till p. rn - i'""' Hollywood, Calif. $I ( ___________________________ 311 nt 39Greeklr'trr a,,V?'e.,..--£I $1 U of uVes 41 Otherwise tLnwpi.s' .................. . . ...... CarToll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for February is now ready For your copy send your hmrthdate and ,• i to arromi tcigrimer i'orccasm unamcor ncwspapera, nox n.'a, N1WSPAPII IHTIIPIISI ASSN 3 I Mlta'J*blte i2)'aceot ______________ Country Cocktail Hour miceels 'oning up, also life is concerned IF \'OUR ('11111) IS 110KM TOl)AY . he or she will he one of those dynamic young people who will want to be at work on something all the time, so don't try to change your youngster. or you non the excellent prorritse in this chart, the ability to find the st;ong points that will lead early to choosing and enjoying a fine profession Permit many playmates to be around early so the art of successful human association will be learned while young. Sports are a must here. "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! work out his line of play? Bite I Nutriment S Nourished ''' '" " N readmi, ifill, I'M I'rvves becaiiiie fine of rnine i, Wilt' of activity Make (hi r e e notrump Can measures 38 Strips of -ii. - . or I Aamer is Pissi.., PduIe Hove a (mclii AQUARIUS tJ.mn 21 to Feb l') Make ness' friends who calm lit into your scheme of things for the future Attend grotip gatherings where you can meet (uric individuals State your aims to the right persons and get their cooperation l'lS('ES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ('onsult with specialists in your field of work who can give you the advice you riced juo at this time so you can get ,mhc.ud laster Follow your intuition ______________ S OPEN SUNDAY S P.M. - 2 A.M. Ow'ned& Operated by TO & Louise Constantino HAy llQ7on Lake Monroe,Sanford -372310e EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. .-.' •, your financial situaiion so you neeti not have to worry about essentials l ake time to improve anything you possess Your thu 4 All Dr.ni To .,,'- work week. G e t the information you need so you can jdv,mne more quickly Don't tall asleen at the wheel in p ('Al'RI(-ORN (0cc 22 to Jan 20) Plan how to improve lit' won thi' second din°i III fl()5 nuond in dummy arid played out the t It r e v top clubs Ansscr tomorrow Ever) unit' folloss t'd and busi. ness was looking up. Send SI for JACOBV MODERN book Now he led a diamnorid ne.sto -win at Bridge," (c/a from dummy . East could do paper), P.O. Bait 489, Rodo City nothing better than to dis. Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. card a heart and South made _________________________________ WE CATER PRIVATE PARTIES J • St avin 2• I)EAR I'OI.IV PARIS s SA(;Il IARIUS (Nov 22 t. I)cc '21) ttne uly for lrsviimg out to see people who are difficult to contact during - S SOc D.yi ' IThIt' }a R - Osssald & James Jacobs tStt wasn't happy with his bidding lie had bid and rçbid a four-card suit tieath'd b the jack lie was 1 e s S hppy when he saw that the dummy held just t hi r e _ 0. tn-imps for turn. A lot of players would have given up in disgust but South ,iioct'edt'd to make his con- tract with an overtrick At'. -: ttially it wasn't too h a rd hit' cards Juist had to help ( Party At The MayfaIr EXCELLENT CATER I1O SERVICE 1,JS I • - S LADIES N IGHT DINING ROOM OPEN 4p.m. Til 11 p.m. Daily 0 I I GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER ' vtilnerablt' North East South l'mss.s llwoi 110M I A ..,372.5281 I -=--- Modern Country Music by BRUCE and LES Boom Or Doom' News A 4 94 I MD".9 takQ I I 51.25 Dinner Population i1:00 (2) (6) (9) 104 A in ii I . E.AST (I'll £973 ' 1DELMONICO $1 25' STEAK .-. cashed ttr ace arid led a fourth diamond. Again th e best East could (10 was to discard a heart arid South made his eighth trick with a small trump Now he was sure of his contract since dummy still held all its trumps. but South did even better. lie led his jack of hearts. Vcst had to ruff; otherwise uric Jack wotiiu flaVe ricin me trick and now Vest was end. played and had to give South the last three tricks. T It e r e is an Interesting sidelight. The g a ni e was tt'ani.of.four. :t the other table North played and made Q Paiks Opening lt'ad- $1001 I - (24) Special Of The Week KQ ' $9' • • LJ I U - heln mu advance more iiuiie'klv in your , 1k , and niaking the necessary repairs to home Is your best avenue flr,('sse(I tiuturny's q ti e e n; V108143 BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE SPECIAL' I Rolls 1. Butter ALL YOU CAN EAT 10: The LAQ2 V Q :- %I)T A i iOi ..?U I I this odor 1 -T of expression tiuring day Some opportunity arises that can a small trump. Now he led a low heart: A963 or cole slas hush puppies arid our delicious conch chowder . . U NORTH 1 UNDER includes baked potato or Frencn Fries, tossed salad Highball LA IUIU D "i. ':'; one who likes to argue too much. S('(]RI'l(.) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) hieing cooperative with kin rblems? Trust Abby, For a personal reply, write AB8Y. BOX 11T, I,, A., CAUF. N and endo.e a tamped, addressed envelope, P I; ,1U, - enthusiastically today. Spare time should lie spent shopping ;et imuin ssametrolme inlir" up to ilate I iliR.- (Sept .'.% tie Oct 2.') ',e,ol ,I,i him gong t, i,iviriti' places with people who give you the greatest pleasure, but take mate along Some slight risk can lead to something fine , Avoid WATIDGE StreetsOf San Fsancisco The Bob Show than they're entitled to? oNI: OF SEVEN I 0 ilie do for which you Iiae little time during week, so get at that i lem for All tcasIoas." SPECIAL DAY hi ( kitsch Left Rank gallery. only Ilelim' Help! I bought a metal k ltr'hon cahiiru't that tins a bread drawer with a • 3ihIlnLt tilt) I ki'i'p dlshrags or r'lothc In imP tirawet hut It i I' - " •d renal F onnot keen bread or :i,ittliini 'vlihI' in iin (if Us' sirzii't I have ii'rI , it colap. piece; (of bread and , tiny.' left ttii'rii fuuitIliftir s to air. 'the smell is still ther e Doe-, un". hoily know how I can get rid of improvements thereon Stop wasting time foolishly my pan,nts I Ix''L1iti iiii'y i' mao.' to ieei mat tney art' t ak ng Up more world I )l'Al( I'( ) ,I.V expected of yoti by all paiinry%. whether perion,il ill Imunets and try to plcase them (,o over contracts and make that's more than a lot of - -................ If Polly's Problem MUON hill l)R I:N (June 22 to July fl) Follow your hunches, since the are most accurate now I his can lie turlimfull in carrer matters and in per.mnal ones as well Reach a (rule understanding ss ithu mate in pin 1.10 July 21 2 to Aug . 1 1) Good day to find out just what is Hate to write letters? Send 11 to Abby. Box 69700, los Angeks, Cal. 9006,, for Abby s booklet, ' how to V. rIt, Let.. Mary Tyler 00 (6) Carol Burnett and ;. Sweater Painangs l l e r,y Frorn Art By ALISON LERftI('K What is Al' i itiatertal to uiake a garment and not knowing if the l5 a portable. washable and will ravel or nt, I simply rut with ordinary c('lscors and It's a ttir'ui i,iart,lno ctltrt, two liriu'c of tiacting length stitches knitted pal nt i ng sweater along each edge to prevent any raveling - IIEI.ENE Th e new art form at Axis, a you consult with a If - to work outside the lionie one I Show' By JAY SHAR&tTI' Al' Television '.%ril('r had heavy thick dnklng shears so I suggest she inq nire ohout I hose made of alum IHlIffl which qtpouiltl be •,itt, in-ikp If th.'cr' are not When cutting a 'iecs' of a'ailiilile ;lit, might do ns I (if) in gain your fondest aspiration, to tiw all the appearance Served lla.m. 8pm, Buffet Catholic" IWp'rp non they make some durnt) crack _ 13V Own.cJ & Operated By Iill Betty Hari DAILY UFO 7:30 (74) Zoom 8:00 (2) Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) Alias Smith and Jones (74) Electric Company 33 (6) Bridget Loves Bernie (24) Resolution Of (6) Round two occurs Jan. 10 " I "Art' you 1(1 to May 20) Apr nrntiens's lii, wimn'ii t'oli imrr timnus .........................'sources is import ant ('ONF'lI)ENTI,%I. TO "TORN DAUGHTER IN IlI(;lI l.Nl) PARK": I can understand why your mother Is bit te r !:iwt, (rum whom she is separated, but she ht ut.iti M! ',m to your home. l'eIl Isnuir mother snu ssill let her know ahead of time when your father ssiIl be there so she won't run Into him, __________ - •' S juti ho .ii.i,.,. jeirt. inquire at our public librars-, Manic Wait '00 (2) Movie Public Broadcasting Service board is meeting today in the irst round ofanoff.camera de. bate over who will have the trijorssy in what progran'iswe on public television. * ,_-' , tniuhlc For some up-lo-da t e reading material on this sub- A ?i7 a I )EAI( I'( )LI.'i'- Mrs. '1 .1. wrote about her difiR ialty expert, )fill can find out how I" h'eciunrie more stitcestuil in your cart'cr lie sure your credit Is in good condition Avoid 'mc who likes to make life IiiIIkullt for yiui ( 1' MINI May I to June 21) You are inspired now about l)F.Ut ONE: II people continue to multiply t Pt" ent rate, this world of ours Is going to be In serious * * 8iII &Betty's Restaurant I nz- Z:v I I (24) Wall Street Week ScoobyDoo NEW YORK APi XII - I mother has never - space in the S cOu1aC,E OPEN OA,cv- INCLUDING SUN where the action is" (9) (9) ji1L'I( - qP 5* Moore Show When was th e last time you were afraid? Really afral .mr LUNCHEON SPFCIAI OF SILAR Sanford's plush HOLIDA1 INN fills the bill for yearround services. Open seven days a week uncluding the adjoining lounge), the invi ting facility serves breakfast. lunch eon and dinner and is the ideal spot for he pri vate iic'eting, banquet or party. OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS EVENING Neighborhood 9:00 (2) .4 ii 7ore4. Hula Bowl 7 00 (2) Broadcast The Mephisto Waltz? Hifl (9) _. HOT and COLD Pro Bowlers Tout (74) Electric Company 300 (9) Magic Circus 3:30 (6) The WorI Of Survival 4:00 (6) It Takes A Thiel Holid.3y Vublic IV as &_q —&-.A as We Still Have My I S"l 33 1II ''s'f dnv after she was married, . iOthCiS can say, House Of Steak HOUSE 5%n1(LJ Ad'en'ure (9) Jackson Five (24) M.sleRogers 3:40. 535 ' 7:30- 9:25 Really, Mr. Hitchcock Have you ever mode a movie Hcxjndcats Bugs Bunny H Pufnstul Roman (9) Funky Phantom (24) Electric Company 17:30 (6) Fa' Albert and P* Cosby Kids () Tarzan (24) Sesame Street '00 (6) ChIdrers Film Festival 30 (2) Tarzan (9) Wrestling (74) Electric Company 2 00 (2) Senior Bowl The World 01 Survival 5:00 (2) Buck Owens (6) Glenn Campbell Los Angeles Open 5:30 (2) Untamed World 6:00 (2) (6) News 6.30 (7) (6) News Archie Huckleberry Hound b:30 (2) '1'; 4:30 (6) (2) Lassie (6) Globetrotlers (9) Yogi Bear 800 (2) (6) (9) E price is right. l')uring the happy hour, from 4-8 p.m., hi ball '4Ci'3I '5"Pc(''1 d,IflIfli lucy ask Is. my Inc II5I J SEAFOOD HOUSE ' -S IAIIRI I'OI.I.Y ('RAMEII With using mind that can he mutuall y helpful understand your truest aims, and like the tight steps toward attainlnr them , ---- F - I - I I 2:30 (9) (24) Sesame Street ewt the. lunchecin. , ind dinner ... and the 1 - National - about flW rarerits Pr'hatmlY being hooked on sex or niie tthIfl Well. I happen to know that my mother planned each 'nm' of us, and as long as my father can afford th at many Ichihtrt'n, I don't think It's anylt)''s txislness. . TONY ':: v Roger 5oIIen Theatre MORNING ENDS TOMORROW 1±1 (24) Zoom SATURDAY o:DO (6) 6:30 (2) I Sealab 2070 FUflflICS (6) Hollow Days 11: 00 (2) (6) (9) News 11:30 (7) Tonight Show (6) (9) Movies Of BRUCF, I.F_1;S and u's CI'a Tnb,N y, "%it--%;-r-ry I"rolle.stant - MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB, which everybody knows is Central Florida s nmstbeauttfully designed golf tourse. Green fees an' t'lconie at all times OT) 'I r$.h1p art a' a Fllntstne'i, () Bewitched (24) Sesame Street 11:30 (2) Runaround (9) kid Power Championship Style SIPION WARD 11:00 (2) (6) () ,Archles TV (24) Hoidai - MA 10diiii ** Neighborhood 17:00 (2) Circle Of Fear ('I Movie (ci Room 222 24) Masterpiece () ' . _ E ° h% Q I For a different experience i the wonderful world of dinin, head for 0110'S HOFBRAI' HAI)S. A bountiful buffet , all you can eat ... is served both at fills the bill Tuesday through Saturday, from 8:30 p.m. until AFTERNOON (2) (9) !L 5'L Mission Impossible Brady Bunch Washington Week In C AS, 0:*1 MA~It Circus Week 8-00 (2) Sanford & Son III i*L ',ua,t. a My Line Theatre "A ROUSING ADVENTURE STORYr' .-. What's (74) Wail Street cLoaIoasHowIwo 2:00 -4:4O.7:O.1D:00 r NJ" Movie EVENING tXCLUStVC F $*IT CrtITR*i. • l.\KF: MONROE INN needs no introduction. here suoerb charcoal steaks and seafood are served daily, from 4-I 1 P.M. Mcxlern country music ,P ,I w - - - . I * * * ocio _____ a __ _____ t ,i W i FUEI)DIE'S, Central oldest and finest Florida's steak house adds a cosmo politan touch to the local scene. The fact that the popular spot captured the coveted golden spoon award .,,,_ .' 1..e entire story. Cuii...... 't •cd utt! ' ••' 1:30 am. and nightly entertainment IS featured in the plush Lamplighter Lounge and dining rooms 1 Life Ague% N the FIESTA, here THE DUNN BROTH ERS bow out wi th country and western music on Tuesday Friday and Saturday nigh ts. The cocktail hour is between -7 p.m. daily and luncheon is served Monday through Friday, from H am to 2 p.m. A Ii l)EH ABBY:.................. I have had it! I am fed up with people .w"11410-11111i"ll The 'in" spot for 'dl golfers 7:30 (2) This i 9-10 NBCi - CIRCLE OF FEAR Th is is the old "Ghost Stori" series wi th a ne title or the new year. Sebastian Cabot no long er is around to host. Janet Leigh and Rory Calhoun are guest starred in the segment, titled "Dea th Head." M155 Le igh plays a woman ic wants to get rid of her husband Gene Nelson) because she's I For fun 'nfestivit, head for ,:. CFLS; -- THE FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES Rerun) "Th e Saud Pebbles" Part lii The action picks up considerably in the second half, as the Aniencan gunboat tries to si t it out while caught in the middle f turmoil on the China shore And big-action e nd ing wi th at attempt to forcibly ta ke over the gunboat by Chinese revolutionaries brings the nicture to a bloody conclusion, _p I N N "Sr , 110 tin r:^r a , ittII ______ - I11 t _______ L . By By Abigail Van Buren A A X: bN/- I IHhllIi(hltI)Iftui(I Sewers I si forgel all but este ntial tatks, anti gt out with people you like anti enjoy the recreation' pleasing to them AR II S (Mar I I to Apr I° ) C 'ontact thn'e yu know are loyal to you and gain their support for sonic plan you have in but it's crowded , Women Now Wear Aid Slieiirs IA 'a,lv/J 40 nj (;lNiuAI. I lNl)lNUS I hr tiett way tIw lhii Saltini y to dvate i ':i contact 11mw you already regarti a' tticrnit, or With II) have For ftienit, , ',i Friday, iar The Sanford Herald 11)1(1 ' ASI lUI( SAl IKl)A'', JAN(IARV o, la ii l'i'rsonal Data .4 i&., fg,r.na ,'.,., And don't be lengthy or tedious in citing your Business Experience. Instead, list one or two of the riiatnu jobs you has'i' held, not INVENTORY necessarily in chrunulogical order And 3 references vvill usuall> be rumple, e'speciully if they have ''handles'' on their names Arid by "handles," we mean such evidences of leadership as "Judge" or "Sales Manager" or "Circulation Manager'' or ''lresitlt'mit Re sure hiosst'vt'r, th& ou have obtain ed Iwrmissinn In udvuru'.'e to use the niannic's uu arc listing as your rferens es ! And by all means send for my "Vocational Guidance Kit," since It contains a specimen "Letter of Application" that was sent to 12(1 randomly selected names Alas, t wasii't es-en pr. sunnIly typed but was rlulniitslgrruphttd, yet it produced 70 replies, with iv requests for an immediate interview I)tiriiig the' inters iew, L.)fi't dress like a hippie, for ni.odern business (Irma are not ton ducting kindergrtcns for immature south! e poli t e, ulert but not gushing or too talkative - - SALE! ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 1O%T0400 / U bMANWAN *1 _ FREE ELIVER No I Down I I Payment TO $SOOj Up [,,Corner 2nd & Magnolia Ph. 323-H80 Sanford j �- -- --• •-- - --- - - - -- - - -. --- -. - _ - -- T- -- - -. - - - - -. - - -- -. - - - - - -. - - - 8A-The Sanford Her Id .111 - .- Friday. Jan 5 . .. . I `1 r -oll 7- ~4- rw II . , lob-. I - i _,ib M1 -4 r.-~ ) ~J,L - iII lIIlikl!lPt III JiFlh ____ ' st ' : -- ET-I]V - 4-i wo - - - - -- - q -- - - l w x__~ __ -, W p -~ )m __ _- - - _ _ - - - - ~ 3 Id -. ____ __:!;_~--., :: Il i 1 IS11 - - r u sL'. I'N. S211C 'd '.'. was bound ' u fnlkw it L Winter Springs ciety Counciel V. \ '1 Lit t. mi di t di SI hi \ S - I is flit ci!'. propert'. anti Pitand and itut(- questioned " whether ' Um. cit% 6eneral hattilm \u '. o ;IT)[: li-tit t( pa specifications in the dl'. _c in- sinuid 1w habIt pius iTient of It- I - I ITKINC. I ht-s'i.eaiist under I - 41 III ________________ ___ - . city' We are building a better Dealership ; on service and ng our Dealership 1whit.1,11i:1 10- I ' no Irk a . - ' ... Our ser'ice betnc wrier- - - Over r om t W n rr Wnut!i,iurh Asn:st S1,ii- '- needs Dur w th The . -- - ,.,:4 ,_r ~]&_ Zir _- -_ ~_--__ I . `.~~ -IV--"--- . 4_ _T 1.~ I "I _; - - _ ir \,oij . . j Meet 4 Of Our Sales Team - - - ' ".,' .F"•- __ ________ - I #. .. I a- - -in . lavr --. %M LES W)w Tnni. oj. . , ,111-16..,. ."it It.! il`.,-; r ME _.. f 331,/3 ,si. % prices on s ct groups of Nolloware • Appliances re g ular - And More! - 'iPPI" 'Ii'it \ ' , - - - - - - I dMI A 1111"M Y"Vrvr r vf vfyv Sales ReP *I-a I I i i A £ a A A £ .. -A--11, 1" = -. P F_____ ~.____ y1rVVE00M 1 II I I r- noticed or effective? reading this one' I--- 11,1-4-11f '"_' - ~- - - - . ~ - - - -4* .1 _..'al .,A . K R R 534' j',y * 17 .9 LANE W,Pt b ' C) 'i ' - - , - .- vAk'., I T_ - ___ p ~ . - - _ - -4 - - - D; A, . i ,, - - 16" is I - __ - F Lodge Un F &A M Iflstdlled SI' MI officers for the coming year. Front row, left to - _. iii .____-~ 3 I Valentine, St'flIs)! warden; 'I'roy (l('.l(Ot) Vs I' fl'i h's senior Tatuni, worshipltil nuisttr , ( 'au Roger T. Stroin, junior warden; Louis Kirby, treasurer Peterson, junior deacon: Charles Smith, senior and Francis I'. Oddo secretary and Past master, (Anti niley I'tsattiu r0it, Henry Kennedy, tyler; iI ___ - at tual dstn'sll> 19 nulls ian asre sin developable limit, I ),ik& said Dreyfus liii's tail. si 1 1) invet city requirements for it ,..'- ~____ ~_ i501 SOUTH I c. isiul I laks' -tits. Gross densitill, issiulut hi II iuuuit-u per acre. %'. till .. j -I C~wrlo-*L -tf,- - twot- .Isit-iinw..&W ;e plipposeli 2,IhS dwelling 11111t.-s - __________________________________________________________________________________ h)l.suins'r st ___11:1 A iuillliun for 175 sIc( 'onumiick calls th ii:u airs' lion ''Auiss'rit'a,i i ' smith . .-. steward , William B. Hitter, junior steward; and henry J Reid, chaplain: back row, J. C. - triiuced in the Senate, which twice lust year '.otui to c ut off ' ultn.imf"s4 negotiator t, m 'I'llo "We are in it very delicate Sen Robert [)ok of Kans outgoing chairman of the !~,, put)hcan ,National Committv- - San fordi'Ote Char ed I n hinds In bun months, pros-stung mov es muuight endanger Shoot Out Ily GARY TA'llir Lill( this' caliber handgun missing In A &-inford inan was arrested Patrolman D. If. Whitmire. The talks resuming, in Paris Mon11.1) between pne sub ruti.uI aids' allegedly pointed a gun .it two -- - rectirder and tapes worth $100 Shores. told Det. Jerry Cap. from Sanford Middle School. shaw that someone took three if Dreyfus and tilt- .)ther city in t1V1'l0lWrS would let the '.ivat's gsiing on,'' Kmuos',les s,iiil. '*'rsoui '.'.hat lvi' seemu thus far I find I've twen negotiatinil: for ttie ('it>- ." ' .w S er., Drol officials were oil tilt- sp.srtiuit nt's usnuti anotherr sit lion (if tilt- 11111) slated for coininurcial fit- vv lilt) lilt, n I was purchased I)\ I )iussi)IiI::(um I A P s rat Alan ( n inston usisi flu oth Zo ers B Information. I Lead tin two waii that in, (hit' future lii.' TerrImght .- 1=4 detnits' sit> isomi't .ipimro'.s' l'til) s is ithouit cniiiplt'ts' pluins i jsf-z I A - . I 74 " - . charges after he gun was valued at M. l)ekle s Gulf . U.S. 17-92 Sanford. reported .i 1972 Oldi''Iit -e officers '.'.hu were an ''.ss'nirig a complaint about a smobik was rented from thetand never returned. 'P'. .ir IiturLiant't' 0 Sgt William 1)utw reported valued at $3,000 h fired i w arning shot into the Deputy George I floor and I':zel Jackson 66 of fired one reported fin, doors were run 7i5' l'vpr..ss Avenue, .n.i. F..i. ...-... ,hot befons' dropping the gun. Authorities said Jackson School on Tangerine Avenue n near the intersection of Howeli pointed the gun at Dube and Branch Road, Ice cream, food Pet Sgt Eddie hughes who to the city for and about $25 was taken from Knowles said hue '.'.otibi s'ontart being pr('s('rits'ti entered - - r ' * %,its the kitcher, anti .t stnall Unount I)rv)fus today and tell theiii approval -hke tryin Iii work 1wehen(I the man. llc I ~' ! I .- Ilobody will hook to city %kill' P10-t's of il jig-s~'%% Pill"Ill Of change wa , tharged liti disorderly c teacher_c desutilutis's until this' city has and '.'. uthuut the iIi.istu'r iuI.iui duct and brandishing a firearm SAnford Police are in Rub% . E: Molil.: IN'FOICNIA I Ill priss's paid $1 5 -- - 'J& ~ _iackb.nton . , "I ? IF Icr_ --------- , for Since that Will- Dreyftis haii solli all but tilt, mobile inirk %ecillon. McCormick 1-:nter- -- r' ! ~ - . , _ .1 me I V , ,"I"I'lli.._,~ - - -- time without an Mt'('Uh(Ml(K I'lJ.NS ' '"''P' I he passes ' • - __________________ '' to - lIt ptii>Ii •tru of a strongly Mark 0. Hatfield, were in - ill res slated for townh(ouses and - a - . f'.r I' ¶"_'_ \w' '11117 ; - -- I * -I' - - ' .j / ators iii isIs d l, MrS 'oruuiis-k, vis e ;srcsiutsqit of Knowles called Mc('sriiut k ' s McCormick Enterprises, ''we 1aout ''nut' but pnt'uu.sturs'' have a little rnnulli-t '' asisi revt'ak'ti the dsvs'li-p*'r's ll_, ;ra'.yng sh4o.s;r:s.'hioh if ,O' rot acre tract ture t-0-tision of based on I)rcyfus' PrehihiuItiirY Y.iuIr'. Ilsiuls''. .irsl cost of LI s layout plans amid thu- firmiu has ri 250 fs's't north of this' o-miiaI vet to submit rsquirs'sI sis'taihs'si plaiunus'd area 'If it goes v. here sits plans for uippro'. ml ,ou shiso.'. it in s susi '.'. ill Its .- 14 __________ , I, \ v . 1. - - . , , s. ,./' ele - ,, - .-. . e-olool'%'j... I . ' -1 I Tr • J-11 -. k i I I/ t ~i .: , erugunis's'ring data on streets and utilities ('it y Warren Mamua gs'r '.5 T ~/ "- ...of ~ . 1" I I - -_ Gent Mile- N 4 _Iii-orls i. . . n..ICLS,j_?N. Demo Z-11 chairinan Art I larris told %%I Dialald Gibbs, Memphis prililiI asa firestation sm to 1 1 iitiit' stiusiilt.urmt suit Is'iii ss rs s this area." . - a In llit'llit Corilioration and tither developers sumbit a master plan Lan tilt- Pt!1 inn Iudini - - - . - _= Alf IM, r H11 iI 10 no - lU(' I 1' 14:1 ' IjSI)4)j(V' Dre,irfll Interstate Develop- - - A Gf 'if M"'ll, - A- 4 - (O C AD - -. 1'. Boulevard and east of (1 S. 17- highway north of Sumilarisi 92 Estates but thu not attend tin' liii' action is effective until isicetimug. - ,' - W. t .- - 'tory (di -' Senate tit of 173 acres lit tilt, subinit site l4ans for .Ili 87 acre. Carriage Cove planned unit ifill) lil t Inobile home park lit tiltdevelopment south (if Airport I,tm, fronting oil Old Orlall(lo I I - i.Irinu I'atrnl officers is ouki t'sufltiflut' to inspect r'ol-ust,rudtlon sites and iziake' further arrests I! illegal dretIjtmf' and filling were found - and Him I ~rban, co leader of 0peration Amigo-1 hi'tutp t h e pl;srui' departed at 10 - 10 t m for u .trit k''r (1? I'.vu-Iunir 1llltst ft. tl Us'i.it('"i - , - 0 --________________________ 41 - r _ m 14 '1 Ills ins mit b I in 20 ituuiugtiratioii , freement. I - - • funds imumut'diats'ly. Sen. JAY. Fulbright. D-Ark., 1-:nterprises' prehininar) silt, - _. 4 t, )--- - '.'.orslcsi propuisal by Sen. I:i- ~w ( ( )N1)t'( V1ING INSTALLATUN for South Seminole Lodge 3(4 F'&M \vere left to right, front rill Ralph Kazarol installing marshal froln (Wando Loidge 69-. Glen Aiib- ery. past master Winter Park LA-Age 2:19; mel II ui€ past ni5i ster of 239 installing officer Dean I lam mood Daniel past master 239; back row, Jerry Renneck, Julius Ulum , and l(otu'rt Fiedler, all Fist masters. 239: and Gordon Russ, past master, Winter I Ann 1(ilev I 'hoto I (;ard'ni Idge I , - - . , - 1111HI I mIllif t, 0 11 fur vi('I isiss id \l;iii;itia's I r;igl(' varthquake '.'.as (uIlipl('tE'(l this iisoruiuts at S;iuslurul 1lrIu ) rt hv, fruits lu'lt, Ujil Niol, i' pilot '.'..ini M. kuins d'. to c ut off '.'..sr Sanford Zoning and I 1 1anning s's'mnuiuussioru has tabls'i con- -- - . - I . .1 i k Ito - am -- and T ('nlinr . M*11 i ion -0 11 .~# Spouts, SAVE 1O0, TO off I ~i I . M -4 4 ru'liu'I Tabled V I sm,cv - I 1 Thursday in favor ' ,il~ , !. I - . statewide dredgit- cnujmn 1'. small tor • . - . rats matching the sup De moc rats. has runt i mproved service ;Intl cut ( I Edo 4 1 - - = z I I taken two days earlier by their er pushed by Democrat George ' Molise collea gues. vot ed • ' 5) I ublivall By BOB IIA)VI) - - _. - P- Ilk :4 ~,W.4 ,, L: _-- .1 Yri.,'r 0 I emphasis Self SPECTACULAR SALE . •- i... l'- i:ines,1iy arid fair dealing. Gi I visions of thit act q oors 4 I ")ereafter every elention is given ,: .. tht Florida hs is twd been es empted trom illam . of tit(, pi i - of Jack Prosser Ford and a r iendl y sa les representa t t ye greets 0L ,"1110118I -V --_-& ,.-., . This bell clear as Soll F*A%ol W. Brooke and Dill-iiii, . It-a - - LOP iD1 i5'rm'i P t '.1?. TI 1' v I _-f I ' - - - I I . !- - , 'i--_ '-.t i - !., - role Count% came under the uni,- mean' ches "40 ' 1 - 1 1 .i-s r e'r L ti ".'-, - d FOR I N FORM AT 0 , CALL G A R Y T H A P P . -4 / -00 6 ti. o TollI v;V_t . , first of their kind sinve hi tit( - - r - r ~ American prisoiners were freed The new antmar steps callie clunrinan of tile Foreign Itelaprove. The quality has deteriorated rather than tions Committee, promptly despite statements rctteratei his determination to White Iltiust', and its Senate ;it unProved.' move quickly if Nixon's Jan, 20 lies, that tilt- cong,ressional tie said tile new system jTT'Th JACK PROS SE R " I =11~.!Iiarrv: -.,- ' '. -- from - - - - - ' 4 ~ -6 - _-, - -'iet-ttuntsn' Office to inslip' itt tit(' new postal - - 1 'Ha ' ' Human Relations ' -, / I - t I iilhni1'lmt ilil I t 1k'. iii t Asso hit ii I'rs ss 't. rits r WASI I I N GTO N i A I I I Sell. Congress Ciin 4*11141 Should act te IX-inocratic It-aders have dol .j. signaledPresident sisk sit Ni ofl that the II) ius'ur.ulisw an all-out drive to slit i11 \set. I WI) bilk ss's'kini' to cut off tutu'.', in funds will begin unk s'. '.'..ir Itinuts within bO days, tois - SUS iIrlinL ) . "MI i'iun('nicans, if Ow)had to grade postal st'r'. us Roge rs s,iisl I hursiiav, would give a hli! +** ' for failtire to till- ft . lb - _______ By ilt, Inandate to becollie - - - -j from tilt- - r,;lt-,,l;1, C I ass Now Form j n In Sanford rt"-ugnuizJtnc--e,.,.,.!IV - ' V ~ _S e __, 4 VVU1 sk Isirtmuit nt to list scilli-independent llo.stal Su r'. us Last Jiul'. I It Iu.is o- - 'IQ" \ Alo- buildi Confidence - Mernory 'Training - Sellinq . The'.' were booked at Monroe C s)unt'. Jail n ho i - - - " s& di '' 11,ii,,ers has asked tiltliti Post Office Colniitts i uisi lbs ( • tu r il - FrPerrufll h0wirve~ noted 0H %v, :?-.ii-1 Effective Speaking we"t- arrested at OW on '- -'. Course Huriths Marina- Pa trol U .mtilt said Harold E Reid. i bulldozer operator. arid IftItt it w.t d - - ,"- - Ili r .- . i .,Poo wow ' - 1. 11% ('A Ill , - ~ I DALE CARNEGIE noctru tint situ liii'. er is ,A, I It 1,0*4 w- St - - " -~ - costs. Kaxter is to gather additional information to "'"."'""- _ -.: claims tit -i reliort oil Its ill- I !iursday it present to the Council. Swofiords increase in salary to $12 000 is ? Dpportunity io serve tin- provtswmus iiiiniiiiuiiito$2.1..Wtiiaxiniutii Mayorl.mol-rence OPEN TONIGHT-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY h _______ 11111 Ihe Postal SierviI'll liosie'. er one of thi largest jumps in salars intreises and promotions '.icre grants d it '.'.sihi was for tile poosI (if inavor-ity manager, froill inean an increase of 5.%' per cent Over tiltthe current $12 (500 to a range of $17 500 at the present budget - ' sul% 04" - '1 - "but its n.i Isuige'r funny to .1h1 S .1 51 riosis intfividuals • - & ~1..I n, s , ~ - -- _ 111111ifiiiM ball •''•"Ili Paill G Rog,ers. data came largely front the survey of county front thw, current S1,M) annualh tit) $2,0) e mployes done b'. the ( th ( ompan' intennixed mnifliiiiuin mu $3 200 maximum hIltiflk ii d uith information received from Winter Park, )LId9C, currently occupied .by Gene It. . Maitland, lAmpol and Cassov,bol Steplienson frorn current $2,400 to S4,8M Most interesting ' 1-hirt of the proposal ' was the mininium and $6.400 maximum and city nouns ndation concerning salaries for et rt.uin prosecutor, uirrentl'. William un ( olbert from ipartnwnt heads and officials It suas noted th e present $2,400 to $4,200 minimum and $5600 saLaries '.'.ert for positions and not for particuLar maximum. A a Arrest Made of a sU,iu dredginp lau, twi. iiif-vnwert,Lirrt!.,itedThurscia% wt tilt- littate halted thtL f illInj: ll,'Of 1! ST °' ' LEY. - t'vers rear i:r;i WES1 , flu Four days after the Florida 0 C 0 w E TAX PEOPLE -.i *.;- oi. - ac Iliad Salaries for other uisLs included dines- ton of Council in six-eta] session last night would ' In. public works currently held by I'll,onald Buntiv crease salaries for cit y eniploycs some $25,432 from the present $11,000 annually to $1s,300 bring police patrolman up to a minimum of $130 minimum and $21,732 lflaiiflUfli; ctini;itrolIt'r weekly and Ill certain officials a tremendows presently $10.5(KI it,$14,M) mininitim and S19,00; boost in pay. maxinium. city. clerk. currently . occupithl by rhl liaitter, tile cit%'s comptroller. in ;j Jane llichat its, from tilt, present $$,N(i to , length and detailed report to the bnard said the iiiiniiitumu and SI 1.800 mn;isinulmn; councilms'n $8,!W . ' it r • '.'. 4 bonding the tulI time paid police for the- building, thus uiwkin U, , cit% liable. in IlI opiniori lu'rk and police chief FCITUI1 rt)nrUrrt'd flit- cits a.- .., FIRST t 5 lt nit ti b'. - - %A,'11~'I 1,il! Till'. :,. L_.J\.... 309 E. ________ . classification plan nec..mniended to the ('iL = L••••fl_J "1 i- -F or - . '' Ili that .14,01'r Ill three %olevks I hs s i'ht Ju t 'itr•itolortrs sss s ile%% 45 strikes lit,tween 8 .I tit 1,111ir"Ilm all It a Ill 111.01a\ ,.,:,.,.,-,...-_- ~. ... I0 ~ ' *- 4 "" 11, J WASM or' ... till'. ). " I I . . ...-ibill For ......................................................... ..... 1_71 I illilloLlonlir.l" • -- I I niunict;uthties art, ittsurec upw ilt Innii term bil and Out: in,.! would eliminatt- Ux. -tulssit In Dredg*in Violations r -__ ~_.__-~ Bad Mciil Service 'Ser ous . '5) THE insurance rt'quirenmont_t However, Mavor Granville said should obinin the insuran-vt ori wili clittinge st, rapidl% ill~, b this nwttt'r is handled the building result o growth the- inSu!'lflirt sep.srntel'. front the insurance A quection as aLso posed us should 1w or a star)'. basis Council decided ti add the U whether the dlv should prnn'rtt'ci the- popuizitiut wit. cit s ltwestr pumper truck provith- irisuruinre- for til tin- front 2,01K to ,1KK it arid one additional itutu tit the firemen, but Mayor Brown said the next less years insurance these- were- volunteers The- police departnicnt nuns iimitn '1 r I ?is-uxssior ss a aLsc held cive Pilaund said ssil "hangs d"iinwti..,1 suggested lLctinug the building in uuddirsg an udditrnn.u, 2 acres and untii un populatsor , , Uis recreational umrt'u Tilt. to t he present 12 included sri "nmrs- stutilt" hi- suggested the huiIdIru is Is 1w- the- ne'.' parks and playgrounds Mayor in.curiinrt- lw bid on the vearl c'ommunit t)uildiri, and Brown revealed there is at, basis isdditinruiI five' acres of Action will lx taker , upom tilt dedicated park Lund which is suggestions at a uriet'ung or laid out in a section of the' ell %. Monthu night b"t will no', tx- diveded until ni In a,nothet nuilter, Pilarw year Piland questioned 1w'.'. the it Lw appointed us u full tm' L L Pa H I'.i )'.' SERVICE C asctlberr'. si tie tech 1'. \*ietnamese anti \'let Cong in four clashes it termeti signifi. t ordina'-rt 5$ f f breatholizer personnel fron. Cas,s,elitill it entered *inlu verbal. Councillitat, %'iclor Miller agreement witti the ell% anti questioni tilt. plossibilit% of thert. L,it(. titlit signed, or lea.y, ' hours Man\ of the attarks were in it %%as referring ill flights abil the ltlth '. ur illi I '.'.tut te 'sison halted tile bombing last &IIIII-daV. . • opinion the coll carlri~*. 0' 5 The .1;4itgon voinniand reliort. i'd lighting in the northern -Ili pre\ tolis 24-hour quarter of South Vietnam belo" x nods there sieri fl and 81 the dernlIutars7i'd innc in flu athcks Prior to this upsur.e central highlands and in the the command had been reliort. .\jekong Delta. It claimed gov. iflk 40 ts) 5) 'ittit ItS cit h 24 ernment forces killed % \orth . - 1- • while we map..e a nm.ta.t. Bill if s.1. error means yOU must pa additional t:t\. . , ;mitrolmen along witts Ole cit~ .. Thseu them h'. rocket' ansi mnrt'irs 1ie1' Reason 2. V e're hnrnan. 'irsti nod .ending at dawn. two-thirits of lb Henr .1 - halS, i reasons NvIlv ,voll 1% S -1-11oUld come to u 1% ti tor alconic Ill(. rnmpan repossessed the is another question hongwood's Brown ç -tit in October ikie'. ndc ;wvmenUk througf, Jul% and sinli "I dor.**. thin1l. I: mvjjn~ I! Jlj(i')_jjITL t1lIrjj_ ' "ney sinrlper. . Li.srusse h Cit'. (-ounci prio: F ri-enian answered the city u Miuvor Brown suggeswd ttw U. acceptance of an Insuranc- onk- liable for what happens on cit award Us insurans's progran for the coming year 11w' propert'commente upon a three rear tiasns The rU% i' presenU'. insured Pihinti ommt nu d tilt-1w said '.'.ould ufrc a cheaper with (-as_'-Inobludl: Agenrs Comniunit '. Association had rats that al sid ;uwu'nt ] i,ro,.% .ob - Lob& L ___________________________________________________________________ county can and did adopt Ui! 24 monthl rmitrttLnuur with thu school tu' incurs d thu rommunits huildinl whim tilt, ell% doll no' * owl, Piland injects d t'uit thu tat ks during the 24 ht'ui . R t"r'teU In U.s , ia PSthICk P-.--,. ". c-tir :41.34:! .tmuni'.t - . - -- I I - t in ,tiai s '- 3 while during the nleeturt Winter Spring_c' Ma (;ronvulle Brown rave l: tes /ns Ii'. MAhUI\ BF'H1 A -a - s i Longwood Mayor Kenn( .- , Brawn prior to the rneeti urance Progra Stud* • _~ _ cant, Government In'..ts '.'.(fl four menkified an.t 21 '.'.ounded the Ohlunanli '. ud fortes pri s_..e1 their n. '.'. '.'.sn K'r cprin, '.mpatt..n into a third di'. toda'. '.'.ulh ne a rly IN I it kt is bs he'. ed to be a chos'. of Inore attacks reported itrtiss \orth ". ietnamece and iii \ Most were ('csng strength seeking to gent'r. .South Vietnam. nvslI ct ile shellings m conres.cionl pressure on The South Vietnamese corn. Preident Nsnn to end his suptuand reported Q7 enems at port of President \p.u'.erl 'inn ' I °eoi :! TIV cnn trit('df Stl(,O\ \P I -. '' - TIe It S ('.ulnna4UI iclusi'd to ' 411fl1fl4'flt IIt other It s "OUrl ii IWO t tli it ii it.iI re flhIl%Hfll I 4u1IInhltt1' 11w 1! S Command reported iho'. Ihs 10th I'' .iIli I 11) 'i'Mec one \nu ru so t .ssualt'. a hs li opter i ri '.'. ninu slighti'. sI.ini's c fro,ii the IIa,ioi II iuphnns' hlit lust nsonth to '.'.nundest ti'. ground lire cttith f Da Nang 1114' ()I1t observation .hi'ek on repatrc, to iiis'nitir the ho'.'. of '.'. n in it. i hue .11111 Ii' helicopterr '.'. is sIiJstl'. keep target list', up to date In damaged its a ri sniuiit ion of the North \ tetnam zi seed the t)ointiung theree s .'rsk ri d tmtul Sta tes of t smdut (mi 11 .S air ratil-, continil bi rial reconnaissance of "several l. ititis 510 prt p ur itiosi for ut'.'. 14)'.'. tlts flhii ur ulit I in 'stil Iii I 11 acts of nithtar\ adventure." VIMMI'll's sollithii r uiul ths It 5 (oiiiiniiisl tisIii'. 11w eilitnniu'.l in the arm'. fle%iSIiapi'r 'shun l')an mdli its si reporti ii ths hi.,'. test 115' r ilsis the Mekong lielta south of Sat. ;tnst '.ilIates and ths tr t t'.'.ns it kact Ii'.e roads were ri ported cu t The stepup in ( .immunkt at . -.,-. i1 1 1 1 1 1 Z fl (,)'OR(11. t..SPHt A'.cointi'd Pre..s Irfter c .h ft At?ovnatic i- .- -• - 't legalb pass thu Full-s;r* 4 ' • .,. •• dete. mined am * nunt in excess of ,1ufl l holding that i. contract $1,flOU He said hi- 'sustained u.11owing thu ti.kt bIIk mental anguish. embarrassmerctumndsc doesnot waive the men'. Icv of use of and the buyer's right ui. prior hearing value" of the car Soft parties I(i the .suit Judg( Sac-1. said he disagrit,ii Witt. t.'t TTU.jO"it'. opinior, b'. tnt agreed thait Brmkle'. bough. the NEW SALE- MA NA for .lucL Prosser Ford '..ienc Meeks left 1' coneratulated h% Tony Ofivul. generb] saies manager Meeks has hi --' '.' 'th 'ord for 'hc nat fnssr months 1snd his p'nmnrlulvi , -mm( -crwc .ian, I A Lvrnlln Hign .setiom grad uale, he is ma".Jecl '' it 'i't .•ife and f o' 1 ( r1'. , ~ c mCb de'. dopers but not on the c iion last - o-O numerous a m Co m m U n is ts P re s s t/1 ore A ttac S S2995 A jur~ trial will be held to throu stumbling blacks ir, tnt - IS V -. put tsr W ith it We viii down u- them The v can enfot car v.as o' lacLsnn'.ulk isnUU .iiltl ruled. -__ •w ..,~ SUit , imitead vIltitled tz collect damages Nnrthi Motors tif Flnridh operate and p -nm the dealer who reclaimed I nr - -_ i ___,__..___-= :r_ ,-- - - A man '.'. A6 1 SPECIAL 1110 0 %.AV '- N_ It p _~A M M A - I - I 1 ALTAMOTE SPRIM.S- cnrpntated and incorporated executive 1.ii'.'.rtrr'e '.'.o trsisted it is an effort b Uw of area'. The attnrnev cit'. count'. to badger us 41)flgo(C1 V. ntl!r Srtng'. and Mw or. of he three tht count'. ct The'. dtamnnte are ti be requested municipalities discuced the mission think the'. arc goin. t it look intc the ramifications f ordinance at length at the the utilities in the 'Iti take over ;r'. which ma'. effect the three regular C I '.0 Council but and all ri Serrnnole Count'. rnunicipalitu'c due to tht local Go'. ernmt'ntc rnecunç Altamonte flat 11w'. art If C adoption b'. the Roarcl n' counts v.lth reactior mixed as to ust can get 4l per cent cooperatinr nmmissioners of an ordinance what nuthnrit the ne from 11W counts '.e will gc e thr ount'. over h itu' rhr- tht week authnin per cent. but no further. The'. adopted the ordiruin s' ith the belie' the'. cart t i I t r r A I r'% ge I c-antrol of all the utilitie~ i, v emsnolc Caun.,'. I _ -__-. ------ Vi e tn : ~~~~~l~~~~~~~~l . I . .i,p, . viiiiiiiiii"I" _________ - ;~w I . .-I, u. ;sm., '.i.ur nut cnnt'o _ - i OLIVETTI LETTERA 31 County Ordinance I'1Repossess ion - an crin stoll Wall roe Rejular Bs IX)\A ESTES ________ - I+ I. I CU '' L'' -_ J A ____ __ - . -1 X r_-__ ^vv .a,#v% - - Sm I P • - - - - and past master; ' tlital iiijister plan showilill Is •itfss fbi'. uitilutis s 'rs e ii belts and recreation areas Ili si'.- er* ths' Christmas tmltdas. • 1100 Orange • $10 nntr lit wilicli tile . million dollare development is u. I L. ntv Million Asked InGladesAirCrash \ $10 iiiitlit,iii MIAMI 'ii' ns'giigs'nce and breach of con- errs lit r clothin g manufacturer, shed New Year's _c Di from injuries he suffered ii he it the Lockheed 1011 trashed as it '.445 ui4ekrng etund approac h to \ti* International Airport tin t suit tiss been luleti against I:aists ru ,'iirluius in [little (stunts Circuit ml (_ esurt in th e if's r 'hi u f l ast I' rub,'. c throui hi tin iiiisldhi ot • s.f crash a 1 rustar Jetliner unit) - hi..olboust-:' tiltF\erlil 11w 3ult t:untentii Kastol Knowles said Ito swing the I'litaction, filed b) attorney breachl its contract with Curprnlm),,ed aligninent to the nurth J It. twhall .Slwnce tilt tit 11raurvtjer when it solil hun a ticket too 11C4,101111110date tilt. lit) Corret,ler'i %%idulIv Itusle, is bill , falling its legal duty to exer. developer's plan" would belie'.ist to be tius' first rt'sultuug cisc the highest degree of care nidu-ulnus' amid 5 tnt it ii siutd 99 Ili tile k rash In which tit order to get him to his des. frill .11 utit ill;,gonaliv thril Iir t Is iii'. lit ii II'. bits uttit t (trr I r L,m'.sser rse r n ' w $2.4 m%ners Cit,ll. N .I ii: , Time and again \%v'%v t.111 of tier husband's I 5itI ildl*ninistrator I1LItLI..*8 '. h. I'h1S(&3 I '.ult nit shttsijt stitamttls. rs CorrolAjer's claun is herself, bu't (tin s, tuildren .euid in liii' kv.. of supps'rt, se rsuces, His' emutim .' Pill) susti the> is' tier musothit'r-snu-law. Itosa couuupauuton_chup and pcutt'ctlon mis''. s' r esuumi ,l ie'si, K It f iui sit her husband and the mental ,,nitiuitiu'ii 'Ike' suit charges 11w! Kusternu pain and suffering sSe wou1u,t ' * 0 it' p a " pilot anti opilot s lint C becau se 0I hi s3 I l's I. I Il' SI It I-; I-: i' iiiilt'd to She asked for utamnages ba.sed l'i- opu'rI uisaint.tini this' I loIs a ItIJI ,sit''ri.sl tour eligines and landing i,n inedical. (unerdl and buril latir -street through tilt- 1.1011", ' ' ' c %kill lot- doll-tilvallil (40 tile clitill,I A\ hit inn z'iduiuiiiu'strutioui Othe rr sire's ts ii ill r iii pris .its' k,isn'. k's s.iist nit' sit'. s simuti ol tusiit s imustrut Lions on sourse uuisl altitude is isn't go on I)rIvats 'streets t (5 Ii 's e r s r sip'. r pickup re fuse .umid prstlnuhil> w ill rchise it) picktip ill it central p(mit its tilt- dil,%elop Iliell t smis. It.., list is .ssilals prim-edures. Itioth till tilt- flight thick mid lit tilt gol rutisn 111141 .iuti id suf liii 'Itim McCilirmick saild Ili-, aircraft Knowles said tile li()Itlllll I.-ill,t tilt, ll wants" and could have liability Insurer, Associated MIt orumit. k 's fault hiss .11* 'a rs its si In private 'ii iiitiisui (huh nisriters, Mrs Ph ni is i-toesl 'aork," he suiisi, 'but Dreyfus needs to be stirred up for the uuuista'r plan." lie culled the ilesi'umieutl clo th ing, valued at M. from rehsis.' usslhs'etismt situuultausit's. lhsrothi Loll anti Mrs Janet Mf 011- Illick agreed it) put Ill .S111)(1.still as ticlendwits Mr's. bOlt uiriel Mrs Stot k'stili u'stiiils' l' k 'spss-t' ill ttit' plan /..h1 tiller miis'umslw' Phil lAuguin •src the wislo'.s-'s isi the' pilot itiisl pr;niiisvtl to ''su're,s:ui ,au> beast copilot umndar isli,iuuktr.sts'rs tif their estates off - " lure v rnings. 11w suit asks for $5 million in cuiuitn'ni541t0r) and $5 tntfiwei liuiiti'. t' diunags's - - __________ WAR ~Ntkli (ki Dit Vt srlei \ am II is as prtie,lauuw,l officially bill, I'iv_,jJv(it Tru. I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil 11, - I - - - - - �__ Fr _~ - _: - - - ja - - - - - C Ocoee Battle Tomort ow Five -, e 40 L' i0ons Risk Unbeaten Mark Tonight As .- __*. 4, 0-.r- ___0 ~ I N~~, P I ~~~ 9Q ~t3j N_-_~ _:t~,_ A I ;1 .1if11W 71 n( Crrr. IIS crii Moll Herky Cush in IN PRThU ann nth( It T Were limited by the PGA to i& spob In tht Pro-Air t)UrflUflWflt. and we already have enmrnItinenli for 150 Gold n Linflhl each.' explzirned W. W Fri, flnri& .tru Jrit'T ,OICi Snnncrr Ctutrnuir. -Tv nnde ttl ucUrnuil prospective t.sod Sponsnri thLi year. wr'vt set u; k £LHWI package that in-ludes everything except i spot in the Pro-Am.' Aeeirdinç to irtti, *90D Gold Sponsors will he logged as their contracts are received. As vairanries occur on the r egular Child Sponsor roster. the Stax'db3 Gold Sponsor move up to eventually become eligible for the *1.000 pucbigt inrludrn the Pro-Am spot lrnnaunce'ei three upward revisions it, thu Gold dpplIe U) both the sqati and *1.0(1' 'r jhl :.. • i.wrpt tar the Pro-Anl entr%. bath Gold Sponsor tri.ieges mcludt., in addition U the ticket hooks, hadges and 'eic5t willing. ;uirtiripaitrnn in the fall go!f outing , two lIrt!nsi plates for Gold Sponsor parking. recognition on ttx C;old Srnnstr billboard and 11w daily pairing heeti, use of tin vir' itt Riv Thou' during the' tnurnarnrn. one at official tlurida tt-u ';wr ltl:e -1 r entail tla,itr fir iii: Tivy !nnns1r' • n Hu s ~a !_A-1t%i_5_:qr1 am sErAmp- fl!U. Believe? tii,nia.tI ftt.. *,iegt ti-i n,,iria,.hur.fr rn.n.- -..,.-. .,,. ' it ,,pnSi....ntt,.i 4....tk..tl 44,' .., ..... JjIr t U Ut 4,1W U!U&L NflrCfl on uw 4 C in e O en ea ism . . ,j_ L~_- Thtt 1' little doubt that the likes a' I ' araaU 't" 11'j,astui'.e, .luhin Bridi,, I'rat 'larkenun. hnnuu Gntruil, little Khmer, Mike Phipps. to name' a it".'.. could have directed Miami to If straight wit. Rut this would not ntreeesainil mean the'v would automuticaib. Ix' placed on the first teani iill. -ti P *1 ~ 4r*iI I, , .3 ' ___ : _ li~. ^ . --"%.__1:* __ -__T" • [a,.. 0 - --- _. _,_:1 _ _- - it - gLztir.u. '. ": I nn 11w paunch'. 52.-searold . - .\\ .,A*e ' -------------- Pa ts • £. by Alan Mover P.,f 1. t ¼ . . ' .5, I '.4 :' Z' - . - SNA Trinity Prep Tests .. *'¼, an ..,. p - I,I 3 ................- '•••• - ' . ' i rI'ark .14, % ; CHECK for SvIllillole .11tinior College Scholarship Flilld is presvilt (o (a thy Corne)ous, Si'.anish teacher at SJ(' i)\ (sii'tliiit I ltillte'i't, ','it'(' president and zenei'a I manager 01 tin' ( lila ndo-Selninole .1 a I Ala i }"ronton The SJC ''Night'' was held ,)an 2 at the l"i'onton _____ Don Shula Selected NFL Coach Bs HUBERT MI7.ELL Associated Press Sports Writer Don Souls, who piloted the Miami Dolphins to professional football's first perfect regular season record in 30 years, was etmetmnnml named ).'nAthnhl .-'-'.'-•• live. A -_ - __ Route Carriers Now Being Taken-Apply At ~ ' . Kqc1 J_Qj ., - '- _____ ________ .- (ihr '4'rralb t By F'ANNKVJ'E EI)WAIWS - ' ' -. 1(hi Mae I)avis. Several 1 8holers have signed up for thus.' three day ''think N - earlier this week. I bill leads the Knights in the leading 1looint .jeoring witil a 19 Itoint average of the Engineer celtik' ('lark fiats a 17 point was a vi'raging average on that' year. South aLso points it gaine. In WALL EXCEPT U - - SUNDAY Saturday 7:30 P.M. •Y1I114.- .. _______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ LADIES FREE ON THURSDAY NIGHT illit BIG PAYING QUINIELAS PERFECTAS and 3 DAILY DOUBLES HEAT PUMP ____ 111111 Post Time 7:45 P.M. FOR *5$CIVAIIONS - Call 303 /1314221 (Aft., IC AM) ' ___ I 61 H T IV I I ____ -.- I 11 ff111 ran rntak IS then w14pld put WnIlie-k Into the 5 'rio r'ornpe?.'d at Inst year Along with fill) t here II'N ('the!' (.reyhocunds whet .ir' !in P.qfr this season. fr' in!.'rs is 2-0 iii J poIIrwfs: Ru is 2-ft at 14S pounds ,r ,!rrilip '); Muller is 2-fl at pfs'ursds ffi.tP and WiII.'r sr beet ha sen lnr.s who gain.' 'I wrestling experience at nt? high schools Trirnne'r-rw'q rnnfa"h will he '.' .t't (€14" ;r', Rrink.' ';s no, a'i.aul;ttle true-- "ARnin - lit Ili' AMA eII'ilqbon it was (.reyh4'alnfls pr.ivotis match. I frown with a 2'), 32, 27. - Rr inker had a 9-4 mark l.a a M I to was lolfr5WNl by loin year a nd will he the Ittn4a I Iloruats .'l, 31, ii RQ; .1"ihn pns,n4et If. he goIng up agalnc Iii,'," Sigwniul.I 2'u, 28, .15 °)1 f)qeq • , Kvnrts 28, 1-4, 12 91, RIck Itu'ill'.w;iy 34, 27, 15 '$, .Iae- k 'aalu' .13, 31, U. 98, Mike Prods, .. ltuis'rq . . 1). 111j, AW and Qirlq r)ernaivn VS t, I1I Arthur .Iordsn in tonight rnafrh, The Itonrciis may he given at early 12-4) leach if the W sr Kiitfleq can not field anyone f,-,r itrari ii',fi pound riasses a Id.t1. of t2'ir rn..'es War Eagles have had to f.wfo;' these two weight classes At 112 pesuwta Inc the hound It will he Steve' u ng, who hoc a :.!ition Mike Robb will he ft' '. '. D0. $ MSCbY '10flflt. ,' I N4flty Anvin I it I C I i-I N Af 5; s fl M4(1'( Mile, 7 #oflt4q'i iisnn. '/.bure '. °" S Me'. Got. 4 W'. i-4.r,nna, 'l'JP1 r lInt! I ',4r'1,' 'lPnr.q i454)fl , SELF CTiOPlI Oi'it I BC? Q - against Rnnt.' pound clase Mike Tennyson will be (Ireyhnda' rnntptant at M7 posands if 11111 is unable to make 'Sown to that weight, Phillips in the l The l.yrrian Junior Varsity TIll'S () r, 4ICS l,,'.'J O'ivine Sum 7 R'Q Ptpp4, i'fly'. Cr.t herb Icy '' I Sh,usot,, Bravo juSto. fl,ts P.s I Old Post,, V.re?u Otis,, MOu's?titiU, 04'.y4vt S 1ItiV Polio. RPsou'vims C,.; LU(k'y Zs'phyr 4 CI4Cfl)j% Doll, LotSa Sp..si hierbIy Happy Beauty Best. K'. Crst'.cros, PAMIAQuo Concorn $ Kitty Moon, Montagu* Go,. Danny AniOn Surfr. Plellac, ASni. Go. Mon I4QUC Wh4IP, tO Rebe Tummy, POA'f PrrWeq Lott* Mtiry,. II Cotarip'..t?a, Punday Lu Mumburcer Hank 17 Sarwly Venntir. vs MpqO,n. P0CC ti"t' mnatrhesl will also be looking for it. second W1fl after rolling over the Eau Gallie JVj 4.*-.10 ;n their last outing. Their record Li t he same as the varsity's, 1-1, rO,,,nth Race PIQ 7 Old n,t. ru 1 5' Fe-v eru?e "' Kalbaugh has eight lettermen figures regularly and lias a 13 and IA)w Net Play in Cla&w.s. Tub Tournament is sport. nesdais' night I)s'.:uttI found thac paiflt average. scared by The First Federal hoop with only live of his stunts It cii brings a 6-3 record Into and had to settle' for 10 Ixuinat.s, I I.min Asstwiat the I:allle Willi its 111.5t colli. of Mid-Florida. It will be held The second k';ushirug scorer for l'titton being the Racine State' Tuesday, Jan 9; Friday, .),III. the P'Jigineers isTiom Juknis, it tourney which they captured 12 and Tuesday, Jan 16 lit thus.' 6-1 junior who Is zuva'rauging 17 ceith wins over Ehtiituiir,st and ('lith I'auuLs a Cairn' It cv's ,Jtiknis home Stt*'. , °Miles nth I)assatti was man in all amiue's a rid tvtter than 20 Tummy, 4 Power Printer, Oriltuny Brandy, S DAnciniJ 7 0 1' t Jane I Lottu Mama ELEVENTH PACE Ste fl back front last years team that - 01 -- ' J - Adrienne I3raradt; Third - ('elI Matts, Richards and Kay Jessee; anti During the first nine gannes Fourth Ida Carpenter and f we'ri' War ten vIorrig 2fl .12 29... ,7. 'barmy e 14111"11114 27, .12, ia i, 1d TUrner ?i, 7A,.10 87 and t(u4' .1"Iflt't 32, 34), 25-87 ' flti,i Meilviti ruseo broke the IOVJ mark, (If ifs;! it P P, u (j lynn ICI Florida Tech's lineup will consist of senior Mike Clark and Arruett hall in the backcourt, 6-7 Pete thins will lx- ot center. The forwards cc'iIl lx' John Stualth atiti Zettie MrCriiumra. - ' ': -. flyun, . • along with It, It., I'l -I ii", . un's Na'w.,rd I Ott N fit RAC F. S IS C I Il t(r 7 Ps'tjy r j t,ius' I VCntrp flhIJ,,S Kettle at. S Ss'srt Sen. $ Old O%'s' C levi F IF III N AC 1; S is 0 1 RhorarM". (',tiI, 7 Runtilonicj, j c,.r,, 4 lucky Zephyr, S Ptuou t la'et. 6 Srnoothy. 1 llnh rude'., N Irtivs' Noel, six iis P AC eS IA T i Mon?nijus' •rid, 7 C.lor,ti Maytum, ______ 5 Worry Misc I lIen. Icy Ilopp,i, S 1.01%4 Speed, 6 Mirror i,,je Gructout Gall. N m.'ej, SEVENtH PACE S iS II I Nixon 5uli Creek. 7 Montague Concern, i K', Cri'.scr'.'., I Danin Step. S Touth Np,,, A is fliuckip, $ tiltiuty lieu? S ',iiru'dr, CIGHIH RAcE S as c I Randy PAcaelh. I Win World, I K,tty Moon, I M.indril ',wnqer, '. 'hpilti Murphy, 6 Mon?tiu.. Guy, , I tuore Vayis's. I D,,c'n v Arusn who led lice 1'.nginecr scoring P1154TH PACE s. A I Aline against Rollins, scoring 16 Go. 7 Keslake Prince. 1 Dliii Winter, 4 Mon5,,u, wnas.r, markers. rurfire Nellie, 6 K'. L,is? L,eiqh, $ The rest of the starting 1)tirk Stride, I Whi'.kpy TEN its PACE s to a a nee - I)ELTONA But the tallest man in the The Women's Golf Association of l)eltonau Engineers lineuii. 6-10 Jitim recently held a Relay Tour- I)unn has not been the big moan namne'nt on the regular Ladies' cc hen it C(utiit'S to scoring 'rue I )aiv, ace' of (lie Rensselaer quintet Is The ceinners of the, 18 hole' at 6-ti leaping ex pert, wiuti exl't't' Knights have lost 6-B V were: First Ilelen cells at scoring as cecIl, Carey Eddie I"Iultt for the season. Grant and hilaiiche Nicely; I)as,.sattl, Dassisttl is a junior h"luiu underwent surgery for at Second Mary hovel and who hails From North Adaunls, torn t'artilaige in his knee HEAT'S ON . -' a 't PAC F ', IA A 1 a '. it, p., Is','. 2 (setie'. Mlu'( . '. (h,sjo, I Or ii'Iirr S,,n, S Andre lines' S rki,' p a ()s', • fist". ti Glory P AC C 1b C SI COUC) I. " "° Witt tills' ils'i Pools', 4 linen. III, s c c '. l'eIuIe, A Tiny Cricket. 7 lii I S'siti. N Cousin flees Till Pd) PACE S Is M I Hurry ,4 IIy flpcntp 0 3 Shuudi,, 7 appearance in Central Florida, finistwel with a 9-12 mark. But in losing ai-5:1'.cr(lict it) theTaIrS their conference the Engineers (of Rollins College Wednesday were 6-1 and tied for first place night act Enavairt Field House. cc it)i Ithaca. (hit' of their three' Rensselaer brings a 7.3 Isssc's this season huts been to IttlaiCil. The oilier was to record into the game arid has the kind of team that could give Uculgatte , which made quite an the Knights plenty of trouble. impression in the recent They have plenty of ex perience 1';cnagerint, howl Basketball and a great deal of height to go Tournament. - IRS .,., • State have already mmmdc an Deltona Schedules Bank Golf Sunday In the novice division the top i'ht' professional shy iclon Iwo phn'a' ;uriia' went itt thue statIc' finishers were Steve Safer e'liauuup l'ouui I )aeiuis'lc wittu d '111 1f 101, Kevin 8s'vington Meets Rensselaer - It-i 1:1#,~_ • •• •%% c'1ss he will again wrestle ;i 'N,ir Eagle opponent of fan.' "morrow night Roth us one 'lv' few Astrona ut grappler. with any wrestling eiperleni'-o brie1 Gary Miller fills the I 19 poiarst 'oight claM pot, Hue apponert iti4VI' J%l(p -u,, tomorrow ,.. will he Tim Ryan TON101411's ENTRIES , Little on (tie offensive line we're tackles Ras 'field Wright of l)aI. las and Ron \'ars' of Minnesota, John Niland of I)allas at the and beat Cleveland and Pills. either guard, S,cn Francisco's burgh in the pla yoffs to move Forest lflus at center noel Ted ti It into the uin.r •S"I fici,i'l II¼'IUIJjI Kw;ulla'k of the 1Onriu ,l "i-," '1',,1L ..................... end against Washington. Other than the Dolphin repre'flats will Lx" Sheila's third trip to (tie Super 13o'.e'l and he is still st'ntati','es. the All-Pro defense lcookang for his first victory. His includes end Claude Humphrey Baltimore Colts lost to the New of Atlanta, tackles Joe Greene York Jets in 1969 and th en th e of Pittsburgh and Mike Reid I Cinderella Dolphins were Cincinnati, outside linebackers ORI.ANJX) - Florida 'recta Dave Wilcox of San Francisco returns to the basketball wars ripped by Dallas last year. Four of Shula's Miami play- and Chris Hamburger of Wash- lomnorroc',' night when Gene ens ceen named to me Asci. Ington, middle linebacker Dick ''Torchy" ('lark's Knights take ated Press All-Pro team Butkus of Chicago. safety Bill on Renss,-laer PoIN technic Thursday. They were offensive Bradley of Philadelphia and Institute at (he iAckc highland 2 junior, Tom Gorman altc(l 6-4 guard Larry little, one of only cornerbacks Jimmy Johnson of Prep G)mn. Giiiiae tIaiac' is set for senior Dan Walsh. two All-Pro repeaters from last San Francisco and Ken Ellis of 8 pm. year, quarterback Earl Mor. Green Bay. Rensselaer coach BIB TI,a. ,,,, ,.. ', so ns, has compiled 38-9-I record an three years at Miami. The Dolphins swept all 14 regular season games th is year I ha' Guitar e'vs';ut tin' ws'a'kly tosirrn'y iii h'rri l'uirk had it c largest tIs'ItI iii ninny imisanillic 1,11111 111.111if-Is i% till, defenditill ,;( tiri, tol' ~Pil. lo, ,,-,, Art '[ ,A,, ta;ta' a h;ituuiiusu' anisI (tat' flag ;trssks't tuik ee so' fir •tti.'t - TIGHT _______ I 1 .AIIEN( 'K I )ANI - __________ Applications For Motor ' '. tetuk.' l'fi'lIlt'r autid I )ah' 1"utir will lx t'nts'reil this weeks totirns'' shuuiilsl be' anyone's Cattle'. "They l"ciiar, l)auruit'Is and l'It'iller i hi:ivcuit had time to get their gaines together Iii biuie for this tournament SC) it should lx' at wade open affair," says l)anlels, Of Year Informed of the selection of rail, defensive end Bill Stanfill his 43rd birthday, Shula, who is and safety Dick Anderson. readying his Miami club for Morrall's running mates in their se'c.'ond straight Super the' All-Pro backfield were Buf. Bowl, was pleased. "It's a great faIo's O.J. Simpson, the NFI.' honor," he said. "But cehat it rushing champ with 1,251 really means is a lot of hard yards, and larry Brown of work by a lot of people. Its been Washington, voted the league's a successful season but it won't offe nsive player of th e year. mean a whole lot until we bring Chosen for the wide reeetver the world championship to slots were Fred Biletnikoff of Miami." Oakland and San Francisco's Shula, a pro coach for 10 sea- Gene Washington. Joining - ,', I)aniels i Clarence's brother) "-'"" League Coach of the Year by 1'Iw As.cociated Press today. Shula edged Green Bay Ccwch Dan Devine by three '.'cetes in balloting by a nationwide panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. The Dolphins' boss received 28 votes to for De'.'irw. Chuck Noll of PUtsburgh was third with 12 cotes, finishing ahead of Cieveland's Nick Skorich, who had six and George Allen of Washington, last year's winner, who had a eohtiIae'te . II thu' h;aveni't registered by hat, in. (two htis'' ceill not tie' able to e'onapete.'' ,\ field of '.!il prole's.siotuuls is s''.;w('teel by I ),tun'ls airad c'.Iiile' (lit' ''old pros'' such as Toni . that '10 , In a warmup for (I'll..'lice I)IIIIi.-I.; "So m, vall'( haaca' .0 nv 'ins' straggling ug itt ale-sail tad norut and cc'astu I to E "sllitu:itoq Ilalirnacy, phi'ts'd h II a, ni 'II htics'tt a little' tutu' Iii get lIar pairltis arrnuags'd,'' said Fern I ':trk Putt-Putt ace tier ' ;1V4V I )unhe'ls ,, s'c rut atli itaulfa't s will la;,yi' to tu;uvs' their i'"gistt;tlist,i t'oii- ' 46 c) la'tirtiaiiaa'tit is set for I? lit in aii'sI,'r to hi' e'ilglluls' fair the' -' ', - - Full) Slulls' II, p, tc'iII Ii' f 11111 iii'lltiit fair tilt, $3(N) In suet, thii'ra' will Ps. tiuui t1% tuttla tours wttsi lii' huattIIiig for Ir'ipliies ansi gift itiuivaiit I lii'. 'uaiu,lae au the' 'tilt I 'tilt s'oeirsa' lola,) Ill' /v uiiauuii'y lot' tlii'a I ¼ . _______ __ fair liehutiat its Itaa' liuva' ,, 1,1111 I'suti taut, ;t, t utsilug to that' first pale'a' IiIii';tai'rM Tee all huts' fate- this wi'ek'a P A electiins ________ _______ ____ - ge tiii,a ec,'s'k', u'vr,al cc ill hi' OrOtiulsi A _________ thug flying 11t141c'e Iii,,, will baring saunas. link 'liar uug the' lssi,rney sat iii's's, " $ti) cdlii $1 ','i au . _ ....,_.. _ k ,-~ii.' _____________________ c'.hsls ii fly; ut ll,' • ott i',rk lit Ft 5111,1 l' ls.a'l'it,g lii tutu 'I lie of the pitt I pill I cc irhl Ic lisqaluig the. - 'ihia' ltr,,fa'cisit,a,l gsiifi'rta li:i'.'i' ''I$IW4 $ Il,a'it 1973 sa'aisnia autul liii' Pt s'Ii"siuuiaa,I iiiIti're cciii hat ii 4 DOG RACING NOW .,. ____ - rout t";erri 'ti'i n"! los.' i Thk year in his) rn".'! rrarr,petltfrmn Ill!) hn won hI!h hlq on1ings, biif hoth have tor-f-) at l5 pannels. 11 ?i tan n'! iaf'.'t chr,. S1,,tile l'uhitsi, __ % -. '' nfl prv'ivwl class arid leave Whit.' i'he (;reyho.nd Pa.avywehil' lIc titnttt' t't'SIh _______ ' • _____ __-___: - I -'iv: ___ 41 Rematch Tomorrow rc _____ % S . ____ ' 11 i. to'ivacc vurcIL' Putt-Putt Tourney Set __ - ''s '' 'i i ~- • , r 1, 411 EI 'I' 1 i ~_ •: $aitih'r ___ i , I , : - C, It.~: ', al * '1 i, , 1 , 3OO For Pros ,. -, I# e.. ';'; i . : ' Al1 ; '',' 1. p Lake H g ,- -' - 11, :/' 1 - lJ• •__•••,,•, ,_ ' - Jill, itist a .'i-ewi ver'aicL ui un • • I ' after he hauled . 9 ' Campbell Los Angeles Openlit arms length as he tried ta' ' '' will Ps'' pitt.''l \l.ii III lItitiul I tie ;;I'. IIKI I'' , itn Iraq I ,Iotari /.leio In the with the '.'nrlty 'lit iiq yule ill Ihi"ir IP00 big totnirttaw night ehlte t'tii'uuil tilet i' e pica IPa! Iii Ucl ape cior 'It,,, I ttin liii with iin,k'teto Ili uaiittut 8 p 'II tuq cilia' wiq t,,ueh , laRir., Ihe I tuthi,,, will love .'lth.'r (r.'g 'iraiflq'k or ,1ikc' St1?,lt,. li'.'tiiiiit l I,, lIc fuel % Pitt 'it '4V010 l'nl.'q lolt, 1,',' ti ii e0iiii,nee wid lin-ii driijillool I)IIIII Ille 11114, lwfo Wiliflerq ffir I 'it"Iff"q Ifilp priu-10rr, Glenn sf j q Iccu sluini uii"et q AqIr su,iniit In tla"Ir l;,t e,,ato'ti 11111, Will hi" P14.otlng for Pus lath P$1IuII 'l'h't'lr hnqt orticiec wn SO WOl 4' I"t titik 1 liii, I,' ow it et to I g 1t 'lii oat snee'f v ir"teary , in ,,, ttia I 8th 'if I irs a',,ut,.'t wt,a'n they 1.1 8 pail, nil cc $, Find tvai,,v.t (5W ralgb,t 1,111 woes Ill) 'Irnppua'sI it 1 •fl '.'vraIIet Iii hienvywi'lghit Misc r I I l"hiturii lOSt ','t'itt whn the Gryhoi,nuI , li.uu'I- at fl 31) p tiit liii' ,qlt'iiiiiiiit I ugh Silauwil iii:itiiieiit at 1111, I '.'iiion g'.iic V6 Buro apologized "That's pretty great for nw." - , LOUKING FOR fast break is former Seminole Junior College star B,tjros said Thw-sdas nfhu.fouri hl d L)ele Gilchrist down rebound during championship under-par 67 an the 7.02&.yard Riviera Counu- Club course game of the Hatter Classic in DeLand Armory. Gilchrist now plays for "You know . considering I've Winless Trinity Prep faces a hoopstex-s have ever faced. Florida Southern which lost 7K-fig decision to Stetson in tourney final been having trouble with a bad rough weekend of 1973 AJi.Ps'o selertiDos are based on individual performance in Ball handling chores arc back, and I've got a touch of basketball action after drop- expected to fall to either Senior reference tci the team's performance' and htne that warn 'p bursitis and I haven't played ping their their lu-si six games Steve Saxtin would twe't' dune with another player in that spot And hi this T M' 4 or Sophomore -, .. . -'. . ii Hh ItIil,II ?hit :". . Tomorrow ivlQi . 4. 4. 4. rn.,..J •"''-'t. IUJUVcO1Ct rriu'nit MOttaihl sonuici not 1111 vi' ueer. nameci it tnt uric wan tUtflC3' Martin, who joined the 11 pretty cold ,,,' Orlando Lake' Highland Prep squad at Christmnma.s from the lack Nickl,aus wzi-'mn't at all Fnithn' night and traveling to junior varsity and has turned in urripressed by Bar-os' talk of his Sattasota T'"test Admiral credible Otis' tie the firs: time performances despite , thuit the "best' quarter' an the league' was sitting on th. bench atalnients Farragut Saturday. Pus relative inexperience. Jeer, Julie, what course did Spurting at 104) iriark and trott start ti finish And we do look for Itoh Griest' Li' get the' Coach Keen hopes to have two ,ttt".e 1 5tt'&iU iniprit ('flit'i Latvrt.mntr to the sa'pizd due lIe .1 RICHARDS :lcrtiflf otod in flit' Super' howl VII agziins Washington; you plac'" Jack asked sixth ranking in the prestegious usual)'.' good shooting men in the starting five t o football. Steve Hargis, a &t since JOifllflf Herald Sixerts Vs rUe-n Bonus, called "Old Man Rrv- State Class A - AA i"O11i. the Bobby Fucquette and Doug His Carinc season reaction to it sophomore- forward, who huts er' or just "Old Folks" b) his Highlander-s swept their own D'.'son who were named to the REVIEW OF '1972 r JUNE 0 bvt'n; the Pats' tint-handed press defense has shown that he younger companions on th En xr'ience or Use e pr-ti Christmas tournament last Lake Highland I Christmas I luts beet; is kev word with Coach score in tilt. past fev outing.,, can dV the job brealung sonic ' tour. was tied f or the top sW, week while the PrePstffs fell Tournament all-star team, Jay Hoover's Lake' llrantk','.' has been Coach Høo'.'i'r' must tight defensive tactics at times with Johnny Miller . _______________________ and fortwice in the same tourney, ew.-.r'r'j.,' hitting the hc,r" ____ is counted as 5-_ -'--4.. °ftr thisdependable point producers, and his p1a hairth'suurt fix-t',,- I'' l!"tjrgh p.- Rid (n(n Utle-leuleler tnts'r 0.1 it Unsuccessful after Cl- p ;,P six the Prepsters begin their- long JACK NACKI.AVS mason A.-, the Patriot cageri; Hargil. has traproved sleadih rrurial in Brandy victory an Pro too? ball SCICt ''On'. PI%QI bIt}it'tS' nt>unc.rd Thurio4my by The ASW OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS e to even out their prepare' for the start of their since donning the red, white' hopes .4111 Just one stroke oft the pace in their first game of the new year season performance i ciat,Ø Press ,,tot .c"e9ettens Chris Hanburrjer. Washington, o? 4F,~~*7 0, 1 ' /_4 ,94L)OR a' . Bruntle% adding Team C(t-Captains David Januur% campaign. lessoni, and blue . . this, event, which k.icks off a 12- til tough Wymme Tech 8144 Dave Wilcox. Son Francisco Itloted in orcer iI"V,7 Nt!1SO! tend AnthtItI) CohJ.tiiL, L"t' lct,cfsc tar are hoped In put punctt 10 an O!}-ULUr-,, t2!f.ZZu LIS4 t,Ae EN MuL)CiL olcewse month schedule on the pro LOUT , luesda Earl y flight r I ar 6-4w,p 151~410 W",-.4. Rick Lapp and Mike Austin counted upon hearily to move Furs? learn Dick Butbu'.. Chicago tile Path back in the win column offenst, that tun s=ed well butwas 4&-vear-old Bob Rosburg. ,4"5 5R -_ 11- ted ~' 9111n0c 10111 trouble and round qpt the Trinitv starters so WIDE RECEIVERS Jimmy '4 the' offense and help set the another balding veteran, while after a 2.4 rtcura'.t, as the' Puts faded under pressure inexperience has hurt th Qb '.nØ Gtre 0't'hlh,,OU, Johnson Son 0 runt 5(0. Ken far this season, while back-up 11rewure a thr one thinC t1w tight Brantley 2-3-2 -.unt' Aj~-.vear-old An Wall was tied meet twil earl% season ftw4.~ tha TrLnit%r Cagen A.'.'uingtn San F rant eto Ellis , Green hay .10, . ' It ti'* ft"On's PeTfOrmarim have come ft= Patrwtthuivt' Lii look forward to c1e!fenM'. while adding It' weekend TIGHT END - Ted Katoolock. SAFETY - 0-ck Andef%an, thw with NicP'Jauz and three others outset, along with one of the Ray Parsons, Robert Johnson, • "Francisco Miami Tonight the' Braille) hunch duru'g the remainder of their offense with their shooting at 69. Just two strokes back Rayf'eld TACKLES till SAFETY firadle,, toughest schedules the local John Kerbs and Fred Grant owets. Tuinipa Berateles Prep cage' season, and while' or; capabilities Wright. Della'. Ron Yary Mn PhIladeipPa Curtiss Merritt, a ft-foot-lU, whit occ-r an ear))' season win dt'ft!IiSc, the' yung South r'sofa Sicond Team GUARDS Larry L?le, Jack Gregory, ?u.' count Seminole quint has been 165 pound Brantle's nuddlemat. ENDS over the Pats by V s M'Cm York ftiri'. (1,5 Ellen, 0/ . John NIand Dalfa'. tinidinC uprenuiria,ntik v.ttIl utud bias tat'en lenten tt Hoover oat and Sasturdie' the" return it CENTER Fr%? b'v, San rwio$4 local cage play against Sanford the lack of earl) game ex- urn' of his "must aggressive Alan Page. w TACKLES Earl nesola, Bob Lilly. Dallas perience has contributed to players." as featured ui tin Naval Academy in Sanford QUARTERBACK Monrali. Miami OUTSIDE LINEBACKER', early station cold shooting and rebounding role Ruth games are slated for Larry Ted Hendricks, Bl?O-rnri' 'JPePilP4G BACKS Bout Avcry, Ch uck Gibbs art:. p.m starts with; JV tilts floor mistakes under upBrov.n, Washington. 0 .5 Simp Andy P'.'.ell. PittSburgh Dan Gataniell are expected ti ponents' pressure.'. sctue'dulcd far .:w p.m. P,'uOOLE LINEBACKER Ofl. Buffalo d cl Buoniconti. PLA( iv ucvEP Chester MIS' 1hk Saptiomui-e' Dun Anguilhi. who Set' pIt'tIt) of gametime for the In; the' season opener, the M.rCO (OPSdERBAC'S Mel P,' hiit Coach Hoover ha: Middies Just managed Lu trip led the Puts ti Li fiat' 44 first Cr0, Dallas, Willie Brown, 0,, Second Team #Osf M' the' inexperienced Putriot in season football mark at praised the work of Bruit, Har lend WIDE RECEIVERS Paul I :AJ.71A:1 Krause, SAFETY old :.ckson, PhILIDCIPPI1, Póvl " the firuel minute, taking a close quarterback. culls the' offensive Robak and Toby Strotier its they I ,,, 'Aorf,etd. Msam. ,, ___________ ____________________ q,,, also are slati.rl -ct/ I ,_,.,, .,,, r.,.,... In f)!u." " Bob Tsacier. .14' tAl I TV 'I END during the coming campaign Hoover hopes tua char s will the point position and tu Pd, Yoe'b. Giants ____________ Bob Bro.r', " -'\'' TACKLES show their -season" by ________________________________________________ cr ________________ OsOakland, Rocun, Fra,taS, avenging The C' At the start of the zcason-tkw GUARDS Gene Ups'." Qaklano, Tom Mock. Los A,.r first ever by the newly started WITH A school-the Paitriuta fielded a inn, Otto Gi-CENTER Freshman and Sophomore club land 4, t.RT(RBACK VJ that counted onl OTii Electric 1, i w .4i7 1011 td.rntt'u, 0. .'. New , P with previous chulatstic' La", ' RUNNING BACKS I roundball experience. Now. WEATHERTRON .. Csonka. Mim,, FrancO i'larrs 6 with a month into the' trail. Pitt'.tsrgP • Nt'. • Matinees çpr,p.v PLACE, i(v.1 l " Wed.. S, Hoover hopes his cagers have P.M. • Valet Parking 'eta. P't?suvrce' CALL . . • gained the necessary game' , 47' Aiezv DEFiNS( PLUMBING a time to battle the older, taller ___________________I First learn HEATING, INC 4Jf?JSICs-p tiPIC'S -CI•s.ds' quintets Dii even terms OriLndc Waen (V-. 44 I 'SORv PO MWRS 30u N. French 1001 S. Sanford 322 6362 322-2611 or 831-9993 Annt, bill t,ns:s, Maam' . - . -if ____________ tACVL( Joe G,crn.', .n. I "I .1 ''¼ 4 _' NWb#VV tutu thu lt' Iii' k Iii 1114, cc at c n,aul ;ll!:,lflt the 'ti'ii i lnnsileq 1 1111111ri'mit os%viihiv fill flip i:t ;ipiplu'i q they lf I.i 111,111 : )% -I- 1k . tJ •••, .'- It is perhaipe. the' first time em second Irani signal caller made' the first tune all-pro And that u esseir', u wtui: Marrall m. And he dlx the first one tosac I - , . . 61.1 4 -- ii.ciuuru A E Of , 114 14 .. Indeed. Mar-rail did a first rate' job leading the' Dolphin! to their spotless record thus far But it sure) doesn't mean he' the' best quarterback in the National Football League ,\' t. ..- Sh are rio quite a try insult. qwirlt'rtiascb.u--" Uidu% after the read where EAL-1 Morrul TtIT.'- • 4 I' I ' I the Trnian team is F-i senuat Eagles of Edgewater on the Scotty Raker who returns from victors court the fine Evans team of a year While they lost bN a sizable ago. Raker averaged around 17 margin the overall per. points a game last year and is fcrmanc'e of the Greyhounds close' to the sanx' figure this showed considerable amseason. peovement Two of the Greyhounds. Calvin Linglebach is another of the Trojan "horses" as is seniors Kenny Hoeck and John "Smok-it' Wilkerson Both are Williams showed signs of ciquabk' of having the big night eonsLcWncy. Few the second and both u.%mll% do. straight game' bath hit high The big man in the Evans double figures. Hceeck had 15 starting lineup is 14 sophomore and Williams had 14 in the kiss Darr'l Dawkins While he does to the Ea'ies. not do much in the wa of Another Greyhound eager .scoring JUSt the presence of who showed considerable tinDawkins in the lineup is enough provement was senior Jerry I to intimidate the oppositions Carter who ripped the nets for shooters 14 points. B.'. far Pus best James Faire! and .Jeff Smith showing of the season. In the are two more capable game' with Edgewater Carter a performers upon whom Pen- seeming,13 solved Ins fouling dletora ran call to get points and problem He had fouled out of t' has responded vex-s well three straight gaines prior it These two share the fifth spat in the Edgewater till P the starting lineup. The starting lineup for the Tuesdua night the Trojans Hounds should have this trio ,... .... ..._...t, ...i..A...i aiun .t........ ,........n ,:, -, iwo v 5UI4W IU1iq, waua eiuwr Al LOS ANGELES AP . '.iher thee Set dewn the' Ck'vciarid or' CarI Gidso imd 1 , , aras curr Greruediers a! Colonial,, 63-50 in either Pat O'Ne.al or Rand% card-the one showing him r W ight. Also expected to see this game Baker led the way d Glen With 15, Wilkerson had 14 and action will be Andy Gidus. round of the $135.000 It Li the hope here that the SlIflit type n! SUp)(r ur over flou tinte' the Wall thsnry World tournament. Wi di not belie-vt 11w ltr ditte far the t)isn tnurne is the drawback In tart 11w time' law brtwet!n the two events ts tx'ttei- for tht ouwrn1r f-an the firs: one area t!nhf tamni store he can before' the second comes along Would You 0 U ii describe what's in store for the I .yrnuin Greyhound cage team when it visits Orlando tonight for a meeting with the Trojans Of Evans Fred Pendletor's Trojans hum vt it perfect 3-F record in Metro Copje,y-enre' competition and overall they have won seven while losing four Two of their four losses have been to Martin Counts, currentis ranked the number one team in the state The unnaunrvmLnt In the Citrus folks on!j reussuri tie belie! that Central Florida real!' lovet the tnurnume'n zinC u willing to tueci: the event 21W wr- cen: F It'. 111111'.', I ISli IIa'tiulul Spsut t Ielltnr - C.:' 4 I' I s dditionaii Iflt(i"flUttIDT) iiboiit C.uil ponsorship flint lie b rnnUirtrnU Fritr in Orlandr. or Mrs Pegt !1is, a the l"lo"ida ('itru Opell affir't Ti -_ • . ~~ .,,, T;lt • rr;clny, inn 5, 19,3 I he tough-There icre' pient' n Tue-utio flight F0 F drnorr The number of season ticket hooks has been in rrraed from 31, Ui 3, the number of Gold Sponsor badges has liecri lnreaaed from one w two, and each Gold Sponsor will IWO lath hole k rurs sealinr hadpe instead of one I .. m* In order it, nrrornrnndnU) the grnwin number n: prospec!tivt Gold Sponaari, the florida Citrus (Jperi it. a!fering a nes C',nld Sponsor package for the 1971 uwnamen siheduk'd far Rin Pinar Count-% Club, Murelr 1.4 isla Fin I, Night .'i,,fiiroI tntnIII Lym an Mat men Host Astronaut and ti.f junior Rabbit' ?slcCsfl jtI,, w markers through the nets in 7.iwker chipped in with I.S. Miller hopes hN 1.•1 get intot1an during the game. good teams in the Orange' Belt IMkeVIe"t's strength was the firml period. 1he soare was ' deadlocked after the first three defensive setup will be Able to 'We plAy t"PtOT* no matter Conference this season," says displayed last month when the 1)ak Miller's Oviedo Lions Miller. 'And quie a frik people raptured conthITi this trio and the rest of how Ow the !ame i" sa th Crcvhriund periods And CLtIe had the Cardinal team "We take Miller. This enables us to cagers, unhe.nten alter five eta not believe it." CLassic with wins aver. Lvmar lead ut the lnlermissrnn game-s. nun have a tough time Among the top point getters pridi in our defense," SAFS sol'e marty problems during There is no doubt that the' and Sanford. retaining that mark tonight Cardinals will he tough. Thes Tue-silas night the CardinaL' on the Ck-nec team are Donald Miller. 'Rut we gave up too the course of the season" Cobb Is the leading scorer for when they bottle the Cardinals c'ome into the game tonight with It'll victim to a hot second hue!! Rogers. Anthony Trowell and mans points in the win over the Lions s.fter tve games a! (tenet' at the Oviedo High It 4.2 mark after hosing to a effort in losing to 1.akevwee b a Tam 7.9cker. Rogers had IS Nee Smyrna. The hums tank the measure of having dumped in i points iti School Gym. rugged Lnkeviev quintet In 76.4* count The permitted the big sticks against the ljekrviei it five games for a 14.2 avt'rag. Miller feels tin C,cstdhnzils will court. their Orange' Belt opener Red I'kwils ti, send an amazing (t' while Trowoll had 14 and New Smyrna by it 72-51 was the first time the opposition But all at the I .ions have shown had scared more than 50 points the ability to hit the double h k' it figures thirIrig 11* first fvt on the Ovwilci defens' W B. •1 would be a record nmriv teams games in the Lions vic'teer r would he happy with such was e'e'cr New Symrna it Rhodes leading the offensive nit the case with Miller. Senior Freddie Rhodes, a 64 charge' with ifi. Brunetidge' An, c'iic'h tallied 15 leaper, piava the point on the i H ole Se rricane After the game tonight the' I.ions 1.31 defense. 14on Cobh. -1 junior is thtioned at the Lions will travel to the East ; .'JitL'L; htiutthi' It IN firs: rounc a: tin Next we't'I. the Seminoles R GARY 'lAiA)R Charlie Brown, f-fontZ and have two Rig Eight Conference hack The three line of the Coast for a game tomorree tournament, the Seminoles Herald Staff Writer managed it one-point win over Reggie McDonald. &.fno1., will games on tap. TuerAsy they defense- as manned by 6-2 night with the winless Eie 1. sophomore Clenme Patterson: t.;allue Commodores. The the' tk'Land Bulldogs Rut a likely start at forwards with F.- host Winter in the conference after i% .5-11 senior Doug Allen and 4l Commodores, competing In the The Fighting Seminoles, light broke nut following the foot-I Resinv Child.it one of the (1 Cape Coast conference have a - lte )UfllOT Canton playing without their lop ball game and junior guard Pat guard spots. Two or three play- to Gainesville. Nest swrcta The remainder of the l.ians 3 league record and have not hit Crimmins, tin- trip hall-handler rr alternate at the second thet ga' on the road again, handler move ante action senior Frank the win column in eight games varsits . F.trovt'!in it fl:;vtnnr, Riith te, pa;ira': nositu,r, ant: fluriihe'r ,.'A,( scare: or. the' the firs: Unit since 11w Gooch. 5.8 senior Alan Daniel Ji ll tOLI I. I Sanford's Utile-st man. Frank meet the Mainland Buccaneers. Year when the,', host the team, was lost for the' season it broken hand. Sloan, who alternated at center -_ GainvIlle Purple Hurricanes with In the championship game of and forward, quit the team to in a Big Eight Conference tilt tonight at II p.m at N the tournament, the Seminoles out in" baseball Stnrth'ig at center tonight wil low two-point .cqeaker tothe' Seminoik' High gym lx' Jim tm Chcnwnts. Also seeuu. Lakevww Red t)evils Trojan ' Horses ' Next Sanford is 0-: In the confer- some action at that spot will 1w Saturdzi night the Seminoles visit Boone' High School in Or- cmi's and looking for their f u-st sophomore' John C'.oi-so Cliff nrc Rig Eight win ever Although Mnnle . the number four score: landua That game- i also thes beat 11chand in the' tourlut- in the conference, and .Thlir. scheduled for an 8 p.m up-aft The RaIn Seminoles, tinder nwnt. It was not it conference 7eu1i will sLain tat iorward.' clash, with Tnmm Whe-itton ainc the dir'rtnra of coach .1crr' in h1ayfi. pin) at f: 15 p.n. tonight Guines'iik carries a over. Ricks Russa at the two guarc 6 re y h d 0 p.m. tomorro night. all record and a 1-0 loop markspots Wheatum and Manle atre' and £ into tonight's contest They are the onh:. twri senior st.arti-s Coach Jew Mills' varsits Boone brings a 4- re'cnrd iou cansiderab!s tiller their the' Tribe carnes a 4-5 re-cord tnt 11 H1RK\ CL:SH The Trojans have pIent o 1.inglebuwh added 1 Seminole's with either F-foot-I tnmorrn night's encounter tonights action, after losing the Herald Sports F4ILnr height and experience and it is Bill Moore's Greyhounds had I ma! game' of the Greyhound Ktycion Williams or F-foot-S Sonforci played the, Braves usually evident once they begin their record fall to 3-4 on the earlitrr in 11w seasor, tuiruirng Classi:' at Lvmar. High School Clarence' Kelle at center Fran, the frying pan into the to pins se.ason Tuesday nir.ht whet Kelley is raining off a disir'. th'MT' air 87-7! defeat during the week of ChrLctmas t.,...j,--------- ... t.._. fit's. trn"Ifi Vim ek.t p'.-... _.g _.__. -. fis HERKY C1SH Herald Spans Editor See It! by 19 I tie' -4 SALE JANUARY 5 - 12 ONLY The ... ..:...;` �by V. 1. Homivi ALLIX OOP FridJrt51 4B-Ttle Sanford Herald - - r. ,.,:---'-- --:-.__--------- - '%, wvu,&i:, t l'i .fl,ff 'T(i' --., i "3" F.'•-:-- i - '•• TT --- ' ' __ ,' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS "••••• -. C. A1VER.1isIN&_426 - '- " 'E -# - - - b% Larry Lewis 'd' - I OOO' OJU777' E -E ' ' -,-..- - - __.7 .7'__. - ' full? eCSr*r$PfuCedteamStrt%5 P*llt with SewIng irnd COslfl't I , I - ' -' . :;: 'ar, :f L. \ --. 4 ) - - - I '• $' 1' flit; 'tomb dtsayej ir Niizscrnai PfloUi& cf' ficp. It z mull mill ir PR!5CiLA'S POP by N Vcnn..r i0hStardO1d32" ' wetan see - IS " ftaç2uo & F Cic)lln' t'iu?. NE/JS F -:." 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DC)'T rrgule',OOC I'm Sporilna motor vehicle, bt'lwpevi PGr.?. r 0,0100 'jm ip. 75 rnus Itat 3 veins commercial eaDe',ev,cr Cal' 7 lUll or report •o ,fl?('v tam S p m IIIøp I. ,, -- ' ____________ sECoNr c,AMII Dounlr seven Poivit, Ari. (antt 7 amrr 31 Afl'i I4.'nona II 4 ir',. V.- - I. ' - by Dick Covalb WINTHROP - -- - t5lVtafil' - ;'- . Srvet Po,n? I AnQ. c.anu Lilt. Viii 3 An, Kastithi I -' za ('evirosa. S Mur. lam,. Iemnut, Henaoa II 7 Lila lou Ibirna 40W 3OtIti'TH C,1.P.SE - Double' L.'•en Pointi I kim,' C..nd Arca Losa 3 Liii Menctsii 3rno Lu's S Ibarn., t',.clrfl 6 ' ftsyn Cntuilhern Mrtor,l: - ' :ente - -- 1-'.r Luuipn.,.n' P'agrrn ''uinn i -. - 3 rer - - -U - £Ct! 17 - . Indies Lou?i. T nM,rtwl r I4.,JIN A...AS'4PS. 1)A'JG - Al. 1 j : - - . • - . .. 6r.'T -,ft43II ,,, 4AP( 'l'-' • - - --- -. - J1V'" -' I - - - I " ,j 7 I - '-r' f( FT'5. _ L* iL_L - --'- - -. - ,.... - '_ , ' __, • - - - f"- - . i'.r'- s p..' ' ft"a' "t' 'tp, ' -- F.j. I , • - -,•5. I - C ' " ' - "1 - '-l$' ConailiOn.rici PeIr.at.'.on '-It-.',fl Sit • riç Sentort art , ,u.' j'g P"", e. 7? - , ....• ,, /J -I , ) - -, - I AUTO '' '•- ••_ #,___l, l.J_•4 ,,, - '- .t't 175 p- 3 ./±Z" - ( r - '-...- eiicI - 3 ------ . - •,• SnnIør -- • ;,-?Pll.rfls,r... 4 MtdD lu • r1, LA - -- Doct*r i ItOint . ..- mOlt lilt I, ,c(wt.P "u3i3.r I. C'.'Qr 4" - . ' ' g tJtef'cI' ''tig) ntCr.OY I. fret hflC-$I C, - ,i-,'r$, -' eric-ed pSt,m.t,S 373 0794 e - . - - - ,-., ' - -- , ---------- . .-• • r . 1. - , - bills I t,'r ,(ll COfltI6CtOr LCCnSt.Ci ''-dcd arsO inSured Comrtecc -arrpaun"i-, and -, r-aentiaI 2' "-noSe COvn'y- 34 ii? StriCt - ' - E at u rig P Ia C -, I "- 11 '. - Cacie '. Cr..n.P- t-.e - k ens' 4055 Income Fencing P i-?. .-,- t.' untie m - - An I-Cmnth Macu'- - Oust ___________________________ - ,-,, (p04) 7$39 at tACH ,.t 7. Kew 3--I 5' - - - •' tHt' 1 , - - ___ - ____ -- . - h. 4t13 ____ b I' ________________________________________ 26 Mobile Homes Rent I - mu011. THE HERALD'S JOIN THE SHOPPERSGUIDE DAILY DIRECTOkYOF BUSINESS SERVICES. - - __________________ A • -- lorns.fDr ten?. availaWe January " Azca lan-c __________________________________ Get In On Au me Action! - A,dl1t.f IilJis i 7 110? r! ________________________________ ) ' - iu pey Fsr Rent UUUIh 6 Days - line Ad- 7.84 U9. 25-52 5 line Ad- 9.80 3190 3 tine u,.j-S5.88 4 I only 5190 viW 11.4 bg) HI Prp, trig • hiet, air cond.? son ing, carpet Owner 131 7373 S - I ) - 25 Days l3Wks72.80 91.00 Oranges, Dial 322.2611 or 831-9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE-PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. ref r All 5',trk .itwl Miles JIM DIAL I 57 ('5110 SAt 3''. Hwy I? I) 171 17k) SM I'l innuill '.e,rt 'ii!rtlilr, 61 55.-Ignuni elluIfle 5100 60 5 '.3,, n'u% Ill 1)4' up . Wtutvt -,Itrt A p in I ,i fluid. c n,i,erl it.)e. I door. iJuiil iiiItiwl I uW1(JWrWuil. * II 155% ierötq ADULTS ONLY bR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: CJ&D Development Company 645.3660 LASHWS USED CAR Autos F'r Sale WEEKLY SPECIALS AI,L EQUIPPED WI FH RADIO, HEATER. - radio, heiten, nice 1595 SHI:LLEY'S USEE) CAPS, 371 7960 1969 AMX. 2-9.000 InlIcs. in iSanrinty new tireS, ijtO(,SS. power tl-c brikc, .suto,,iatuc E ucellrnt shilipe I or '.15!? by owner IIS9S it bell oiler 32? 391$ or 371 0565 !Q.±L------ _____ 67 PLYMOUTH CORONET 4 DR. 7O PLYMOUTH FURY 4 DR. 68 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 DR. (ii,'. .'.mgnti, fully etuinped "siliitjt' New tiitli'ty All lire', ill't'kl 1995 1)1 Iii's? ,iIlr 577 15*7 698 1299 898 2288 1 288 PINTO 2.DOOR 6 9MERCURY MONTEREY I SEAl' WAGON "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings WHOA Dnnt throw away USeful dIr denss Sell llit-n-'t Quit Sly wilh ,'t Htriltl Wint Ad by •'tIl'n.j 377 2611. ,'tn.f .155,151 lit" .1 Irirsitlly Adi, So' JIM LASH PH. 322-1055 ORLANDO 647.8878 R USED LEASE CARS grapefruit, tangerines. tarugnlos. lemons Will Ship P U lluTih,ttjn, 327 4051 RENTZ HOUSE OF FOAM Foatn rubber cut to any SIZC 320$ NAVEL ORANGES 52 10 bu In your contilnen Ph 322 5561 it ¶ mit, pet'si ye to c ltt,in our .jriet I,, U%iflg "CAMPOO' rug .4Pampon Rent electric sh.i,,, t;oocr *100 CENTRAL. FliP hilT URF, 119 Magnolia Ave BUICK SKYLARKS 2 DR. HT $3395 35 mm Camera. Vashit,,, Snglr 'ens, relIc., light meter /.tikt MDonel, 377 7611 cuts or 3739774 ill til5 IT UP F .1.1,11(1 boat, ijtnil I il,11-1 Ill SIS l.'t aooij drlivtretj 422 SIll 4 f i151014 51: 35 511 tiP MILL 1 IIS 316 lv Orlando Drive. 32) 0)5.' '3295 SPORTWAGON I 3151 i'ir5) '1 COU P ES t'UrI AaIl'ir, parts. 5ru,seIJ rillitunel MOOldIT 6 P f' IAPI(f S I)) 0vP 4'tIiflOf waS/Icr, '46 no0I, al-I,' i_ti.) It 00 l't'i 3311 It-OS $3995 tIc- 10 payrn.nls of 1$ 50 25T0 CHOOSE FROM RCA STEREO Ol'E-NYTOOA M 109.001' M GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW ht'S? it(,ait'l ill iI., 53(j) AlSuilsu 11aIat. e tI I/l 'it.4 ivr .'. 1695 1 VEGA STA WAGON Autot'tatic. (ilk)4? E st 7'.. lIlt Si 7 1 PONT CATALINA Auto, AIr, Am F en Wis S"?'JS S2595 ISul''. 311 *Ilflut jli,iitt t,- -Ji AM FPA and S trick tape Dalarsc. ol 60$ or 59 1116' iiiunlh Call Credit Manage, 373 4Il or Wlfl rigs 635 1146 Or SIP at 56111010 Sewing Center, Downtown, 307 1 5I St 695 0 MERC STA WAGON '31 I',sss, Air, R&H. Auto 2395 0 FORD F 10 PICK UP S1595 ti & -I -itattd,ir ii R if. I-I 9 PLYMOUTH STA WGN 31 P.,s All - Autu 6 R S1495 9 MUSrANG MACH I 6 -tTh Cobr., Jel Air. PS PDi Si 595 . L ISA B RE -'..' MAVERICK Cyl. Stalldard Air. R&H 7 7 ,',iLSOPd MAIER F U141411u44l buy scil trade 122 I I DR. SEDAN '3695 if .FORD 7 Household Goods SA '1 Id S ijoirS, Rpartment5 feature carpeting, drapes, CentrIl heat dfld ir AIo fully e'uippt-d kItchens AIth all Hot Pt-mt tippllonces dishwasher, disposal and I J i I tI 1(11 Truck Sale Miscellaneous For Sale ',',I bedrmorri. I b,tlh .111.1nt rti.nl, loctifod dl 44(3 /t'IInql IllIe Ave These aparirnetils 1 75 F'l(.V. And Ti ailet s Use.) to- dog m,ier als lluoreui_ CIII I gflt, air c Ondiliorier 5, etc Corner 15th & Elm ¶,tinfocds I,iatld I1C/i luwur', t, 5ar vice • It'S' Dri!c>'i. t_(,i' 5's/b __________________ - ifiellonvifle Trace oners 3172 4 Tax £ea6 iHq 295 CHRYSLER• PLYMOUTH-DODGE TRUCKS HWY. 17-92 SANFORD .'- Dice )QV(( WE LLouIuI,pj Ii lICks ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, JAN. 6 COME BROWSE (305) 831-4039 SPRINVLIR' APTMEh' -- ,, r, Pr5-,ri, I(,KUP $ 7-1 1'ig'?ri heater, uSC new, t'lectrit tan, sniiall enamel cabinet, 3 shelf enamel server 373 6762 IN DELTONA CALL: 0. M. HARRISON - ____________________________ THEPHANOM ________________________ _ 3ermin ben' KayO Calballero kent GalISdI . 4 -'- Maruti-Zarri, D 1I 141U15111 U I ct -. Equipment For Rent I I I I Id • ifiARONDA HOfflES INC. Wit 37)36413 - - lonts, etc Buy I or 1001 ltf't'tl% Larry'S Mart. 215 Sinlorgl Ave FlNA$4CIPIO AVAILABLE ,- I -• jflCi' - S UP P1 V (0 SERVICE p •-.:314 317 / 7 a '' ______________________________ .4.! 1 I,' ftl 1j,-ttiS 5I44 Irrigation ' I or used lurnitun. Appi.anc ci, I? 5101140 (,t ASS (40044 FHA VA CONVENTIONAL -, U HAUL TRAILERS - I,' Volt Aulrt lvtter es $11 iS 1-1 FIT I 'i BOOt' 51403' I Siilmir 1 A 4673 I .,F[i, t clean eaSier .,th Ill,' Ijin,' I h',lr [le'lnjc 5fiantso',rt an, SI clay CARROLiS &' I liii FIXIT ., •-' Ia' ,' I, b.g 5) lii .1 To.. 0k- ' ',)'- •A)1. C 3.2 C - IIJLLYCARPCTI.O ANG( & DISPOSAl Trailer Rentals - '/ATIIUU __________________________ ,, (IPiTMAL 141.47 (l,P.144A( (.144 neir unformed ga'ds. nigh? aa'rt "l.tl (411 llfl,•,sCs 571' -..'- t , '3,.arCis - V hi SY.l i97 ________ ' DELTONA $34 $333 ' - - - 7 INCLUDING LOT 5vs1CII DrIlling - ii '- '23,900 - i':,, • - T - "s 17,9OO 373 4517 A,,P,,,, -stir $961 F ilcon, I new tIre'S, 360 321 Orlando Dr 373 9245 pInIng. hntr ,cw' - '.5(111 V (ASPI 373 III) 3735700 323 5500 Spaces Available 5) tc'u'Iig, Loading I Trucl.ri9 £.PiQ BATHROOM '"tPi %'tib5 i 15t 75 1 o"nca tops - .15" -r.s'al ,•?on Cerarnsc5 -" - , BACK HOE SERVICE . - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOOFrencPiAve. 3103 Orlando Dr carbon %ta,nii,.4s a'Ci Pitt, arc t'eel and aluminum Sanford Ptfl2 33fl -' 3172044$ Mobile Homes CertifCdWCId.flg& Sheet Metal. a'c remodel, 5*) ars reliable "fluted bonded '"sea .,'lractor 323 4113 •'t.- -' IbatP mr"-sodeling, •,pec! r"I.ai'*-r t.l and c.one' wo'. 1C4C ' C orpe I.tV'st,Csr,&At a V.,., u V.•. iJ .a I-.-" 5' 5'5 I 4 5 Y PtS/r 1.1NuE MOBILE PAPP' J,>4 ii" Cm" 372 2161 ' • _____________________________ 'c ,,, hanging i'.lpra?'ng. *ofl.m.nsP'ci. n'n't'ed. Lilerled. It Mcml: hi:, II?. Lake Mart, 37? 2139 r . - ut sia. ,•• , - paper ('i' rng, s Cctrnooeiing Room Acid, $1 t p'pPS of carp,nt', E,tir.or, Reasonable Rnp,ilr'. l'.-i,t'. A cessot- les 327 2357. 377 5424 Alter hoimrt 322 3991 34 _-. - St tI %'. Wanted To Buy Lots&Acreage .- ' ..'•' Sant'(1 373 19)5 Cmi'. •, SERVICEMAN FAST RCald today's Shoppers Guide fc,' tP. Pielp you riled - - _______ A - lrailr'i. A Apis 7 Adult timii', parks 3215 IC AUCT 1011 54 I-I I, 1-i'cJ A h//Plitr, S495 S 1UR14175J44f 116W IsI St 3?? 'III 2 ticauttul lifts Covered ath large 06 'ct-i-i. orr'c-cI:ng I Ike Gem, Itel Ar Blvd . Sanlord. ElI Will ho-id IQ SoI purchaser -I (1(-i'rCcJ 4 ;-1(( I ')'2 1558 377 65413 Special Servkes C.7i -tlflS, Sanlura - ri's.', -. ,. I L'I..OU I_7_Cl '2 - Srnnir • narrie Rnt,rer l"t,Ji-. it-i. '''-0 575 month tirt as' mo WeleIlJ'Tt'Shid 322 U-It -- - ,ntCr,Or, CatefiOf'. liCCflStd, 70 prI eaperenc, nl.urCd 54nt1,t6 Plaza kf'5Ofij,5jl u_?j $i nc* " _'•' 51.1.' IA' . - Apartments Rent Fumn,,hed . Female Help Wanted ,, Sii • ..- - •i•i-ln.'.. 1 209 Sanford Air -m..., '•',-' - .i City,. a ni, 7 I (ftjrppu_n ilF u,tWd.on(-. çl'uuntit __. $If dijpit'i AdultS Only pp pet IOtt,pq,. 't; P.iirnt-rtt As -.: li-gOP4lp4, 32'639t SUPER SHOE O[pAlR New •.'ara.-rent St. P FOP Cm ln5,,lalttOn Shoe Repair 7'St or 373 3677 Insulations -f' AytprTlVe5cr _.,'ic.e 'I-i; (. ' - rrpar, StuCCO and SIMULATED BRICK Call 372 t. •-•I ..- ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDINC P L.NE L S AL SC P[T SUPPLIES H.s1 It- ,55' P' S'S at'Cr - '---------- ., C ,.'l i,i _ti ___it.. Attic ApartmEnts Rent Unfurnished W51i riØ pot,st, ca" Lpply Draipt Auto Sales. Pfi., 17 P7 Santon ___________________ 14 , -.••'•' ••.• .-' 'ret 334f.6ft 15 's r*pt'l'rixe ----------- -- (taO r MINT A flED RoIl,ia,ip, lliby lied.. 373711$ 3?? 9261 FORt) GAI.AXIF $ 66 DODGE 19M Chevrolet lit-I Air two dons' bli& S. no rust, C Itit, tar, mr ondlt soned. irn*cn steer II?Q. Auctions JIM HUNT REALTY 33 ... ,,. _•_ wo bedroOm dimple, furnished aPartment 4720 Ot'Ian0 Drive, - _______________________________ ' "- - I.• .. - Pb-"-° or 5rr,$It .c.' 'cm,' 0 Cm 4"cij'It - ,,,.,, ' ' ( -• _j••' 5, ,, I ---- ',lt-ed Pet Care Improvements Home A I .-..ppiances , - . - I . "-" • - ''-' '" - -- " :: 's '- - I r -' -- 323 3954 t..n our Spec alt p 37) 5372 ansi, San 7 beUn uorn turn shcØ api 140 Children young) pegplr or pert. m 17$ Reter,nce ,,,,,._, - \ I__I - a - }.., •_______-•-1 . ' ,, - ."4 / 1 1y , - I Walker I - - -. •4 '!.-'7 .._ . ' '-.J --. - _-.. / . t5iorl • =b.. .__.., ,, , , -.- - - - ca'r Cleaning Space Oil I'4i'ate-r%, Cm.-' Spe:ahiy Call RaIp .E i's- CE -t HDt Ser...cm 6 Pepar or 8$. B LAWN SERVICE Spn.ng Clean up new FIDetr beds Auto $3 1 95 2695 $J395 1O95 995 $495 6',' I / '3/ ,4Ii tilt-er iricj Vfl - 51 Al Ssnit,t,l '7.7 ('untit ( .,tal 1n1't (',i,nit r 01111' til moliclit u.s. & It-itt 141/) ill 917$ 131014 Park Ave Lawn Service 71 - Antique orgins. ClOcks grandfather, will, mantlt, ?abtes m,SrftI, tops. glass, lurnIur,- 911 S [tenth Tht- Irn Tested rn,-,1 ci'tt -, I'olntS. 17.1 6)00 57 ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. Heating - - ,,artmeia ,",' 6. rdS't.rig tar iutit 666 so" I"s" I A.'i C.'indlr 1.i't t 1 5' Loom '• •-- = -- -.t.1' -4 - " ...--- .. " ------- - . " s' ..:-''. --- every problem .'i,''f'tmrl ',liiff VP ,iith (7',er,f,l-:s 7,11,'', f),ir'(),',ts'r Trailer'. - STUI)FRAXER Al ISO Down, A'.omt- F nan..' fl.slan<r VW CtiPdTI-17, 14*5 Il 97 it S Pratt, 3231 hill 261il Pliawaiha Aye at17 92 PIPiI((R(S't. 3 bedroom, 2 bitt' lm,Ip room, ivuilI t wall cirpet, iiI ,1,n Conditioned Owner will i'II tumnshe,•j Or uflfurn,',Pied Call ')31 C717 itt,, S hOc- ,14)3','i.rI?ntflt All (.ORTIPIA SIA WAGON 'lii , I-t.-tu '-, (hiil(p' h tiiS%.% liiil ''u-ti ''-it 7* ,l,i,,I,lp a' h.11t I ',t,r' I I ".'w 17.99% 1 *1 7.40301-45 i'"? l,1tk (it pS p " I l'ntl fll,i' S hit,., I',,' IJr-,ç (i'ai't I I'll I Mimlulrt Mrhel, 2)) Acyl Shilii-.i 55 'wttO I - will fund thIs threctory up to date way to solve , ._ residents and newcomers Concilluonlng Air - ' 7,11 'ni. -- Crtv.etei-y M4,flliqance man aria U'ounC seroer needed Oi$Iawn Mentor.., P,1r 3177 4763 • - - ___ . -E 22 - - -- I s'5 .., - ______-- - '.' L - ____________________________________ - - -_ - f'ii.P..'In --- - - - - - -' - ' . -- - l -' -' - , - j%.. -- . - ' . - - Cautiulern 1 JulIto ft Quiflltc, 'tEijIpi ç,AM( Singles - Levi't, Pint I An-., 3T Juan 31 C,anttos , Aujltn 5 110" a Mancilu &a$I. Mug jv' I., ELF VI. PITH c,AMF DouDiet 3 Sevtt vi Men hi . ,,j'35 - -- r..,..,,.,. / - ( I it-- II if rf. A' 4,11 V4U$. F I iMi'stt A .I,I A - /111,. f, , AIr, ('"3 A Pit -- Payton Pt SItuatIons Wanted 16 MECHANICS Ii. ,,,jlin *,,u,.,. viiit,0?,, COfli Ikuti t)!lii' ,srt wo-sing Cot) dtt.on Al flew shop Florid., F'5I,tt. 662 .ialC,SOri Av Winter I"A'I -"' ',, - - / (I' II 3 / q A,,t ' s.s u , urnitiire,lli,UI' cii Pollell plints, OddS 4111(1 .t't'1t Sat,,r day A Sundiy, J,'ttt 6 A 7 S7OS L aunt-I. Sanford Days,37? 617) , FORKLIFT - , t),S 4 : • i - -- - , ft very Pi'.ond,t'v PIle 7 OOp cii Oi'a',i tl.s'ip 10 S We hup or S.'bl one c ccc or houSehold Cons.gnmr-nts arl(omt For ,ntcxnlation call '',ini Vt-million. 37? 9630 Sanlo.'.I A,, 'in. Ily 17 92 The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! -- . , - ! ,' . - r-'- c -- ) -J i , 6. ' j j ---- •• : • : ! I - - - . - , - - - " I ' , .' - - I- - -- E,j . , - - .,.- '-'-- -- 'iJE - _., .. ' Younç Chit I3L)NDIE Ciotmirs - nv I CttucnnLa is fbi I Meniha TI A:caCanO Mart - convenience Permanent ) /' Thavol 75 - Garage-Rummage BROkERS - ':'-''-'-.;"' or metsanica- eA$i.et,l.e- t,elpk,I Liii Wall Supply to' •ppo,ntn-n.n' 3PS 333 5412 1 dolt-ct I*445'PII'flC,,C u' en' ipenalor &'so caprril'n: rvsebAnic Cal' 3fl PalS tIetwes', -'b___,_ - listed for your SHOP THE EASY WAY! III Chi':'uut Mrnctiu $,Ilt(, Pedro - -' - --------- Sc t:- I0( .11 lit' Counter laie sto:' roe,,r an1 llgn Orlisur", 3, u.i5 wee.. piombini III "H C.AMI - Doubfe. - (1-rp(I l.ghting in ktchpn with heavy duly diSpoSal and dish isallhCr Central heal and air in Lc'(h .'.rt,or 537 SOil T,rmt - -, 1. P st ft OCOCCIICl.. tm 'threeS 411 epitiftie' lull or r' timt Apply ,n person to Santo--c ursl.n0convaIes'ntcen: ISC MelIonvilIe Avt Sanford Mechanic Whirl kin,, ford t-t-' .t The followIng businesses L_ Cmiii --- r'n t • i( ------------- '"' ln'e-estecr- I Magne Cm,- •-riapo li'oc$itcni Mj Ø34t11 t - - -- - t;APA(;I This lourip new 3 bedroom 2 bath hOme, lormal thong room, In FOR EVERYONE' ' .,AAEMPL5?Eh1 Writ, - - poris tquipmeni 50 3 t,CslrtSit'ns 1 t-..jth, Shade trees, in I- 70 - 5I,ii It, .51 leuc, a ten till,' :2 P4gb staislird 3tIslfll 1'; IS, nell, Ii Ir .tttip with hell .,,i,l ",'IIpr 57'. ram 1, cit lrnth for SI?'. a-at 69'1I •rui hi'ri I t'IJr,'.'"i 7 l'mths , ,'nlr,?I b'.at ,i1,1 5,I IC 11 fid r ('it ,i nt - I -man ts 13 Smlar open corn menluraip with epen.enc, _______________________________ :.c,00 Shot f!'31'.. 44,'?,, CiucIlu hiy Lull. S AtIi,ifli Ma"tOrefI 8 I -. LU'S I 1,Uuii Lad I Julitu. i'eclmo. JixCa Cmb.ts I 11TH GAMI Five Doublet 'TwELFTH C.AMF Doubtes Point, S Qu,nIvr Pedro, 7 P91541 beven Points I Anti LUIS 2 C.,'iIai I Iowa FItrr, A (.at*• . -illS V i Lii J ASIl 1101 MWUS1 ifl 4 i slit; S Ar ii Muuurrim e tton', S Puinstu Ga 1111 6 I 55? Jul11 J.jIltt Muu. 10 S -....4( ,1 are I j:n:3 C?b P;al: ' j ': and Inner yearI f progresssu'i 'r'l.jrnnitflr unit vurteC rIper.rr. 0 t 1111 Wa'r' 110(1 btWr •l *.?uiilItit'C ptOplt Ilinna within 75' milCS 0' Clu.seItwrrs 0' will apree' In me locate within the Cet. 04' r-assplftp-r5 withint months it?pr ppl ft appo.ntmen' mis pliCetiovi inc resim a' the ,. LOIipw000 - I- '\ 16 - .s --. ' -' Ii -.. . .-t.' ••_ -. - -' - - - - ______________ ImmedIate Occupancy - GUIDE education and espenicnrLJIwlIlCn! 10 Oratluatior trom aniccredil,'c cctll,.ailtt' rna,oV- -. 7.$P '--. 1 ': p.' 7'. .-_I . lU.,rra.2.mrt •4lhTp-i C.AMI 3nultl. s'--.-I Chuch Pn Pedro 2SAS Pail. the most convenient and WOR fERS Arneman I -_ ii CI -"b' / 0 ____________ - , - - - Buy IPS'T (AMI )junIt S1'ver POIntS 1 An: 4054 2 Art' H.noii II 3 ken,. Vi., i Lilt. 5 Eroo:a C.and. a Sahii fin,.Ist, 7 Marur P,.ijroi I Mut.,ri Ii A Lifetime Gift the worl ci' ?hr LJtili?s Z)ep.,r?mrnt. incluclinp ntfsct mmr.aement, met,., npiiej,n. masor and mtnoe. system repairs larQr scale capital .mtrovpmrnt; to coordinate and wpf v 'se I Itt Wi'ft (if C (ifl5t; lt.ng enUna tO 00 relatec 1 SkiII?iCibUts - JL,tfl.r,L. PI1T ..i,l .suultin I.-gPils Si'rsdAtS A Holidays (ili 6*7' 177 1157 THE SHOPPERS / IVV. i'/'i .-- - s't' $1000 Down 'i .e"i"ct Roard ii' 'Pw C". cit CasseIhrrrv is ficccgit'nç an. pt,citiflns 10' tPi position cit IC for Short triDS mar flve' 4 currouncl.ni Sal,tord Contact customers Wr train I.,, mill IS J Dicewr. Pre's SiuthwesIrrr Petroleum Corp.. Ft Worth. 'Tes ' . . - - : . - FL,tNI.. iW ER4EST Altuni, Mtn,er:a. C,.?, Mantonpli Am., Apuclin ' .Iuati Manolt. At5IIfl I( Itait. Mavionel JuiItn 11651106 Ecu.. LaCii 11 C.mtt. Muiuer:a Aftun,. • i,. CJu,initn Cat,aIu,.rt (r 122 3430 PEAL lORt. Ct ' t -5 MAlT PLAZA tIll, PAlS ui.I cit ns I ,,,itn,l t'lili''ci i'', ('Ii P'#/. r'; I1P i,q (.IIFV IMPALA 55 -' tat Wv-stat,, Cl-p ,.,ilø U, ab (lefts. flUICK Fl.EC IRA AF I ttJl II I'S?l' •d I flt,3 '. Wpl,.,,, Writ - Siwe ,t Pie ill,. Aluminum pontnnn t',-i.st, 70. many r,tti %15C57 P1st'.,. ill 6019 Acre Plus t'' 1)7 115$? ulIr. I tin lsoat, 35 $41' loPinson, 11,11,,, 5)5,') Allo 10 141' J,,Pini,,n iI,I.I ti,iS P0 171 467'. Ii - - t.,e"is ' -, SwIC S,'n,.irI. Ierc,a',?, AutomobIle 4uecwy F*pe.enc,neou.npo33I7p liar' IC it-i'? .atwntr trifle ,- ,. " L. 'f"i-1fl-Losa Lilt. edrota Art. AIIIJnaJU*ri (Jun • (,mIla c . Knol.keeper. HELPER ,M-- 1&.MACF - _______ ' T" - - 53'• - ______ - .tcii L4baIIIo Juttit. Mar?or,1 - y r--• - C.M( Cmout,ie ounts I •iit,i t1roj, 3 Angel Losa I 1n S Mavur,V:a It6 fterwjo Il, 7 kent- Menctiat .-. 7iniI HIll C.AMI Dounl sv - l'Oifl?', s.r MalnIOnq'i I'40t'C. STENSTROM REALTY ISET'TER HOMES 830-4211 - 4 PPRP Caballero julItn.Pecmr Aica Lola S P' &anita, Ann Mt,r*t,.rz, 'en4utIoi'nl -1< I' 'our Key To IrIP C.. ,UVEPJ'TH Fsl,j5s-C t 5trIth I iS5')l I tic', ' 5 ari more room thAt? ,'uIl tot' -' 5p( '(Sill ftsj bedroom 3 t'li'h lb large IlOn,d* rooqfl Fea'.- i' I" Anti flew SitcPiin and b,find tt'•is Ie''tAl ea' and a-n 113 SCLI 'ar-n REALTOR -' otthftition P61'? (in lull time' ,Sef ynt In tht pris.aie dininc a'ea of PtflI.0i5 Inn in Si,nto'd " '4( -. 0 . (iC - yovcurrw, ___________ " - - . rs i.-. L4Pr - . - - ' I , - - PA.. c: - ' - V-,.A.'..3M'i- $ill,!tA i4ts.I' 9' T4I 'rir-i...ic:i . CrooLs & Lcwtcrtci' h- '4. ,.' - ------ - biI air L moe living roniti, t'iSitt Afl',? utility ro.ini Pived ti itri 'a. ilt-. an,j u-sspt SIsade t,,.,- Quiet AICIS IUt,S00 Otnpr is II at ranot- tirtAnc Ing if netuletl P,,mbt, Ii A IS, .glic5on Court, I lS%ttbl'ty CMII t'ssnpc 6)1 1937 cmlrpctsaiesci;usnzml:onm 115* - -k1.-'-1 CAPTAIN EASY -z r:° UIIUflC Laca •1 t Sales -- lbarnii Zarrt' Lilt. ISaitiUn Manun. 'Ton .t • ,' r 'I, tn ,. A, Ii SCiA t'i,i I 1114', I, 1.'..,. l'--.Igc ee,l I h'tio1,-,. -'''-S .ilit t alt 17) 5))'. II 3V'sfI tnl$ibt PI 1' SCOUT ISit '/ P p i ,,,.- I'; Ph, ftitttiiur A I iiitts - ( i'.Iuityi I' S(lpjdinc Ill.. mint U.,' , ,'t n , Inonin & Invpstmp,it l'roppty S temper Agency St fir-i, •','nt1 P P tP( AO( 5%t' s Cliff Jordan Seminole Sportinq 17 4911 1,1*5 fCNti h Ptilt,w Iii P773 (IC Ssjritia 377 '17a itt 32? 1416 Goods - Atttf,IC S bedr,sn, limill rouni. fl,5i.ill ,%hAI,- I'' 6aiP tPii 1'ioii hAS A irnInil Air. mn,,.iaIe (it(til'Atitt I fill.,? Au li,15 tue %tir 'It'ng ill bedrooms ese4Ifll SlItticin, 116 5&'t hay ''" P.- ',.inttd COunt em use' Also tpAturpt 74' terms - - A,. -in us,; Vlt"r,i.i nt5'tt Cti'I titIril he.il -' II l'l'.r.Jli%l •'urv is.t',I I 7 l.i'd,','.,i TSr ntis ann a - r - f5]iI -l'i'"l S '. I.er, It-c-i,. r -l.'. .51,1 Iic,trIn It ,i,l., -, • 6, CCIII Si A-F Sd II'.i r1Ii.l'i.'.t And ctP't-n ttt AS SA SilO . .1. it ',lIi 171 I).'t %pA,(iui% lent NI list ..sith IPIIIIS II-. '-.strm 51t'I S43 1' ii,.!InI tps it'' 1' Pt A MWOL (1 Want hr irS I i,sc', Wr.liiti.f.ii se gob if' Set thiS 2 betimn.-'- 1 I' $t( t Itif I ,l ai- em.nt, h '4(1115014 SIAM I 141' t'. ba't, C'*''t' lit C CntnAI 7 bath with ttn mis d.tn-g I-o*''i 7177 I4wy It 9; i• 'k 'ii '00 % central PitA? Anti air, dcsl'lc 113 1961 GirlOC. ICItLCI wCII, pump It,r CALL IIAL L eu(ip.n eat ti l.Ihtr And 317 l't.nlpan I4iius,boat .slh Issi, .'. thet estrAl That IlOritlA ru,','. If Al I, Ph Al 1 ' i; I?li $43' s-in*ta mnl,ir%, 371 6170 nt tArt tAsty lie a 3rd l'Niroom iSIb ' -- ' MI 1901 ("t.4'tCi ' tidrmn 1 bath, elCrIti,i -- -(Sin hAlt bitt, it needed 543 SlAt r AIR P iii. ,C'g iS DON SAUNDERS IS' SrsaIiimnufli0t ?y(i.flQ 'f'Ou*"f'd PleAse Send rr%410'P irid l.liIir5 neaurernentl t f10 177, care cit 'P,r canu,rn 4p aid Sanfamo - Pets Atid Al u,,Ip, '- - i-i'-" I ;,At I', I ,,n., S ?it5 til,$ iii ilbr' I Pt I '-i is 573 ct'rPi ci.AAIE 'nit. La.. last loin I .it, Me.bi-i _, ri, [a -' nvi. 517 ii weoi in' 7. hrc a da C'sII t*Iwpen ISrnaI nySUniin I ., an 1 -fl' 1' " • 'T'' sP'avtt' ,iI $C flit 'itda % Ip' flIijftry 5eno resume and saIarsnuIrempn'toPO Ra 7711 Ssnlo'n rfoP44li 377 71 Attn lCl 8bLmclne's Oprscrtunt.es 1 Uu'nitc; Peørp 2 tuti,. Atjijltpfl 3 ten.. Juan '4 Muguerja Ar,., Ito'•ni. 6 C.iiut ManoR. Mu'u.." :n _4 I - B&Schwari 1HIR) C.t.M[ - .' •-.: -_____ .- -- 1 I'll vs yo a rCIiv$en,Pd IAI%6% Cf *4.' 5'fiVt VSWtI /4i5E-)/r. I('E) , o.j'r+ *,jr' L SELICTlDN ahii P,dro. It'rm. -- h - (hi It Wa Art, 'i'za Aft i Anoel Via. °' ' tIdvti Itast 1cm __________ ___________ 1'' 3 fl ,"•, Marur ion I :4 ..intio. Manor, JflSr .'r Pq. ri Sabii inst Maruna.Losa. Fr Via arrt - I - Dounte c't' c.'ct Ma.1.ratI, • i•flt) (ri., , Arnii AQL$iifl 4 Qritc. JuITs ' Altuns Munh.pr: M.rsoIn I br' 1III1H CAMI SInOIPS Poini $ Juan 2 Den& 3 Ar,,, . C',aiti S AQu%tin 6 Marrnk. &antta. I MUQI,er:a UhTH c.AMF S,vpr Polflfl I Juitr hatii3 AIttrn., MnIw Ma!ur.Lo 61,m Lull. S Cftutt. CAb,lluertj Ihav.MartofelL 7 FouaLaci' p,.,,, niir,, IE'JU'7H C,AME -- r)nun ien Points I AlIuna.La PCfld AOul.tIfl 3 OuinItoCabae'i 4 Mavv,lo-Luht S Eouga anIth 6 &AtI Muouf'r:., 7 A?r,s hi;fl .iuli?r. Elnnr r, PntnH. I Anqri Henona *I* Jnsi '4 LIt" 'i Zarrr 3 J THE EIADG( GUYS EIC,P47t4 CAME .4Mt 'ur, Losa emIt; Vi., Ar Fivi' Pointi. .-,jr. I44itcJ.s I kenq Pdroia ,:CflI,gf) (,s?.ti - Oo&mlei. JPI1 Priln?t. Art, ftiinoa 2 3 Anari VJji. 4 Matur. JOI. £ Iiit* tt)irr44 t'pdroI '1. , '--.,'• • -- S?.$ f.AMt - - ,iitr. , 1 '..' • AIIIW - -s'. -,-,. t •Sklr- ,.5t'ri.' ' II 5,11'S IP 5,) U I 11 I I I. ( U I P4 I 44 r t t ,' '"ii nt".'. , ,,., MOVE IN lODAY , •t tt. 'It am . Il , t I Il*,t$,il A ltt'flt'i i,Il ) P ' IN(t PFAI I .'.-.. .•--•.--i'.''' 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I I es 137 3's' Ph 77 Silt Houses For S ____ _________ , 235 HOMES. • . .4r " .-n ''•. "'- 'c"-' C'.' ne 2 i' s.. IS' -C.' & rrti, I 1(1 '17i I5 1 'q •, 5 rc. ii CbCt IS)6114 1.4" c ncir'c' tn . V-. • At St. . MOse ti tO4A', I1$ l."l; '*a :.,-- v tfltCfijiiS% wslI 'ike pha.e Man day. Jant,ars P from c imli 1 arid a.m;n;s?ra'Jve from 1 irn!' Ct'tice a' Slincord H'Sus.nC CALL UNTIL NcVN TO . , _p -•----------"---- 6) T1T11nrrrr ----' - ta'rnn sn n-s' p. . . '- - by Art Soniom ?. WIt'ddonSm ,Prl.efltP, srl.San'orti OCt 54QbP 321 Iii' Admlncs'rliliUr Sa,relAr'p P.S,itt ti4 Able 'C type 55 WPM ts, SATURDAY 0 - 00 A.M to 's2 NOON ' ' . Aidu's MAIdS, fUll arid part Irs',a,Inp.rirnSemInoItLodC1 - - - Ilpecit in I in A it *.k V,wI ?.'I 1 ''Il _______ I92, R 30 A M to S 3 P M. L I .("\ / - __I - .A1.'A1 area has S ISedrpos-is VCf'5, home ,,t, ' ISis Ae 'J .' t1,5,5riQ(. - t MONDAY thrum FRIDAY ! ' \ I .4i r appointment ' f'' " - BORN LOSER THE Houses For Sale s, !. 1 .'•-.,--.-- -- .- - - Se m i no le 322261 - A re YOU AnA rm c hair Shopper? -, Check The Bargains Below. -- for Oen4'-A hut lflSIirilSitA0('VItS 1t 54l1tt, 5t,iiiit(SIP AriA c;lI t4 4(&7( l(ir titt"l.ltW ------, ISOCl.l.f'C1'4't CISC SitsrePPr To Wan? 4ds .1 - - I Ito s,1IIIIIt ti tlt.r -iiil Par' ?imt- tWS'Sl.00PCt with es neruC'' in ccmm"e ACflt,ti?lnC .lnPS Dirpct - FcmaIeHlpWfl?ed u4 I NFORMATION . - ';• - -- WANT AD 1 [.o**v 'rIIaci €ii. iwasZT'" I I & ll(t Q1%fl ("4(7 ''5,it &" i rc f¼'W M.X' (t i'4i. 'naM A(t.,.5 ' 'i,e iwi - ,,rct & , .ATCbI4*.fl4 JT r's •'I" t. MAb( Ii' ¶ . 9 DATSUN PICK UP 6 68 Ri'd F F tt'r ot - 1095 I SpI/ed 1295 llu Fqulppvd, AM I M Stttt t?O $795 8 RENAULT R 10 6 I 'I14 '5 d- Radio t Hpatt'r 66 ( $99 CIIEVY WAGON '\utoIntstIi, $49 EACH 64 VOLVO 63 CATALINA 62 CADILLAC 62 FAIRLANE 59 IMPERIAL - I• 313'' Color IV gud (j4'idilttJhI 511/i 111 93a 7 Musical Merchandise I'l/- PdQ ltd StOkAC,l: I'&.,tI.jl SOitilt 0115011 ioclly Reported SlOri 'I new l4,spOrib.fjl party can talc on lot. p.tm.nf bifant. 5'lfile befu.t, at' sehid IronS Juplin Piano, P 0 tb. 103, P.nmina city. Fla • 13401 likv I BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC NOW I WI) I Ut A I 10145 1 I,') Si i-IS ft 1 tIll SAP4ItOKD 1l H.vy Il 9) StiulIt DIL.AN() S Hwy It 91$. T,vgk %.nlod Ph. 1. lIlt Orlando Ph 444 5014 DvInd f'lt 7) 461$ Santurd Ph 35) 3546 �- -- . -- - 2 - - -- 2 '- -- ,-r- - ---- - - -- - -- - -, - = - -. -- FrIday, Jan. 5, 1973 66—The Santord Herald COMMUNITY THE HOPE OF OUR _ _ ' Thø 00 C 11 I .., / •1 , ' -1._i, - 'orri? 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Reliqlart InViru.-lione, Kfr;dVf`;jpJ1rIPt lit ,, I...iIST MlSSIOh .'s,,i~ tl'p certainly fildu Lv*sjwt ninij worsetup 'a4fl-WOsIt,a, I I Wo tv Y-3)4. I " *?.,-@*. Spie-virt I IIAI'l• I NECa1-.'TIOHA 11 Wo fit ? 30p fit 'I. [-vf-n,% WW%hir W.* ~ Die Oh V. I i,.1 " $4" I Vt '- - 'II' - . lli~, .- . LaA..............e. — It l" ~~_ :~!Ili - (I ' 14,(I. a*uGb Mot S V#-11-nu 'PI s ' SortwivoV, pi.gioLgill L mc i .. _. . — - V•AQ 4.-.- - '..' I I VV( .•u • .. - - MI'i'l'fl ,. ' - H (i. , c -, - ,.- . ,, t' • '- - l Mtin.t., Vi'i', 4 4e,fl *fi'i-"It- ,, G.ie '.%-- - MONitol CIAPLI. Si Labe Monro,..I44?C I Iat,flotSJflda. SC'II it IC , " . - , V -- - I' - [F P1 'I'MOUTH 4. I C PEI NNE ? CDMPAN C £ ''H rifir SIit V'L0N £ ICHE LEE MORTUARY - .I;I* ED 5. A E DF SEMINOLE. -'Mt'r-.' .ttmr PUBLIX MARKETS EnipIriv ('i'tL$?I I , - C)Vt- t4f.Viref" SunOa ,, 5n(E V •' I - --' mr4 F . - • - . I'-'- •.- - - . ' -- - ' - - -94 - A. AI'.rnwltr . 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AIICmonl, SWinsips, I ner Su*lt , -t sv .%N.-4~..A.1, 41 W~,~ IV, - 'It '-a ,a' .' .. -1 111 ' 4 - 1% - . .. ,*'. N% . .I ,4 •' t DIKE IN MONTPELIER, I II It Vt. lAP) three Judge panel to rule on the A SW million law suit filed by constitutionality of Vermant'i Florida businessman Glenn W consumer protection regu ,- , '!\ ~.. a 41 '.' ' WRONG Thrown Out -, ' .. . V.. general of 25 states and the The UMS. District Court Council of tktter Business Bu- judge said he could not provide ~ reaus has been dismissed. injunctive relief through a civil Vermont Atty. Gen. Kimberly rights action, as filed on Turr, Cheney said Friday that U.S er'sbehalf, when a state cow-t proce--ding on the m.atter wai I)istrict Court Judge James S. II witbout taking evidence. PLACE' One o1Turner's two attorneys in Bridgeport, Conn., said Judge Warren Knowles. Sanford City Manager, (left foregrotind) told city commissioners earthen dike he's staii(litig on was "sitipid" and . ng ntended route of runoff %vater to prevent ng of Valencia Court N%'(-,t In San Lanta subdivision. Shown on dike at riglit durinp field inspection is Commissioner A. A. McClanahan. Ili backgi-ound are (left to right) Mayor Lee Moore, CommissionersJulian Stenstroill and . decided whether there will be ,tit appeal," he said. Turner claimed the attorneys general and the Better Business Bureau had conspired to deprive him of his consUtutional rights. including the right to Gordon Mes ci ('ommissioners agreed no more huihuing pernitts wtlI be issued in the stibdivision until the developer installs permanent drainage estimated to cost $1(X).(X)0. (Bob Lloyd Photo) I Lilac Time Trading Stopped .Iosden s decision was still . • transact business in interstate — ROC}WSTER S Y a uuumarct Glenn W 'Fur-nec a Florida ri his suit alleged that on two I'.g i.w,. kn-,;1K,casions the attorneys general dent of IAIJc Time Inc., a snij1 , F, I tp.e,w.11.a,r Pus companies' methods of Os)- Elect*ion CARL I'. LEURSI)OflJ" Aucx-iakd Press Writem wA.sulN(;TON t Al' — 11w hat IS expected to be a sparse joint House and Senate hold session tod ay to count the dcc. toral votes and make official the re-election of Richard Nixon ,ind Spiro 1. Agnew. - = - — ___ - i~ .-. *v- - %- . ;W?t.. -________= _____ • -. --- . - fII . = MAILBA(. is r.ou..at to run this thought the column: "There's it f'a after-shave that lotion guaranteed to drive teenui:tgirls out of their tree. It smells like ej telephonic" ti know wilatch Ilwal, I kiei'as 'a-'. - ';_ j ic I al bast of an alleged chain reason, has suspended the trzidistribution system. tag of Lilac Time stock through Under that method of oper. j with members count the votes cast don't have to vote for him once ath)n, 8 P1t Shares in the Rochester firm the parent company not only to in by the 53 electors ptck' 4l the they are it i than 3: The authors of the Cot,. sell a particular prod uct for each, but when news of th e TurNov. 7 presidential election. profit, but also to sell additional ners acquisition ctrvij:. me result won't be any stir- stitutwn inte nded to have I distributorships for profit. 520 for Nixon and Agnew, vlectcrs actually choose u pr price to i to '" the Off 17 for f)emocralic nominees President, but the growth of l Jeffrey Few, a Mii::'.. ja Judge Ilokien, in dismissing (;eorge McGovern and Sargent litical parties quickly changed the complaint said Turner lawyer who annmed th.i Sliriver and 1 for l.ibrtzsriiiii the system, so that electors ran through his attorneys had not Turner would head the cuimparty candidates John Iluspers pledged to particular candi- shown that there was any con- party. said he expected LLi: anal Theodora Nislliun. dates and became rubber spirucy. Time would meet all cundiUcniThe vote for the Libertarians stamimps The Judge also said he could of an agreement it had made - - _4•'—' : - : - -----.___==. _- Cutback Hits TV Channel Stephen Sleek, newly upChannel 24, uurnouncc.-d today that 'Feedback" and "Hap- the station's two nightly public affairs programs, have port," la-en dI&'or.iinued due to the .s p atiun's current financial I -, iii4 In :iIlitioii, fl dirifloycs -4- JL4 P FOUR DEPARTMENTS FIGHT FLAMES Firemen called to the scene of the La ke Charm packing house fire Friday battled the blaze from 9:30 p.m. until well alter midnight. The packing house and its adjacent trailer were owned by Hoyette S. Hudson Inc. The two facilities are a total loss. (Related photos on page (Gary Taylor Photo) tary cositietics busirim aw tbe Dare to be Great seLf-umpru. meat program. Kcse'tt and Pare to be Grva: have teen under legal .att.t t a er .c! tite .ta.t C 'aLi -- pointed station manager of 2A.) The Securities and F-ichang.of several firms that operated Conimon, without givtn s .5,1acliride's vice presidential Nixon elector from North Caro- ically with the State of Vermont ate i the first electoral ballot him voted for American part) 4mnd us attorne') general, Judge ever east for U WOlililli. nominee' George C Wallace. hlolden reaffirmed the tm. Each such Incident has pro- immunity from civil daniages for It also raises one of (tie Itegeil flaws In the conMitutiinuil duced a call for reform, or isbn. prosecutinb officers lie also refused to conivemme a systemum, under which (lie .'lec- hution, of the Electoral College, timrs rums pledged to their party's but Commgre'ss 11415 hot acted on rvidsnttial candidate - but thtiii •4 - week. In recent years, other Oct- not determine any actionable with Turner these, he over the session in his capacity was cast by elector Roger L. MacflrWe of Charlottesville, tors have followed MacBride's wrongs from the arguments included the Ming of uvrtk.' Senate, as president of the two Ilduse and two Senate Va., a Republican who said he course. In 1956, an ALabmitius presented at the pre-trial con- financial reports with the SEC w:intcd to protest the vrowinit elector refuol to vote for ferenet' held to September and Tew tid the t4a Fue = 4, Iknits rmstu Iluulilmit e Adlai I would operait mdepeudentl) I Ii mu briefs tiled in the iase l)tr of the fedtral got rim g,* . mistal over the lies of indisiti Sks ensun unit tast his ballot Referring to one count of other Turner enterprises. which d 74 for Wal ter toni's and In Ic u sls a I'urntr s case that dealt sped! intlude the Koscot L'tter1a. - ______ ._ his wife acquired earLit th eruUon were discussed. Turner ts the principte owner JItOM ThE QUICKIE QUIZ 1110f, - What ancient Gre-i'k suggested an atomic- tlicta - similar to that of today' The answer is Dezncxntua, about 400 B.C. He As nometufleb referred to as the father of tnodern t,eienec. r I ' .. -4 . ' k. . Ills . ?,:t - zip i ro upens votes I Cact M'd*ap 't Qp.1t ScOt ¶atg,,. ' ..It,a' ' a. , 1 4,' a *.,.Vk ' L % 44 ,.i 4 -6 " • -_I u - f 16 __ f V ______ ,.-~ '1- A' . ~ 0 t . 'itI . ' .-- .. -. - ~_ - - S 0 , ,\ .,. , I Mrs Irene Phelan of Lake Iloss cli Arms Apartments. Casselberry. reported a blue jewelry box. silvercrossand three rings were taken from the trunk of her car as she was moving from one apartment to another . i ' .. 51L f The 'a' LaM- Muit's' Citais.. Org,'gr (lacØ - LOar Morgrar Y.ftSEOtin '4a0 94 J'4WavaP'e. SS"flrSt,LOkr Munroe-ur.O. I) Y, isO 'a? I"le , (lçrt at ltVt a. 'a-.,, t1.etv.Øf .Lr -- - 0141(5' tPlUR(H[5 •t P. '1'' 0 Jr5, C)'b'..r i. Purely Pers on a I......nim 'mmnation for "Miss .._.t 1..".itii uuiu W flUW Train Set retalr% Mts Gecrt I ' - - 4,, .--- P " ( Act CIILJ'Ct' , •,.,•.-.... I.1(! O - :-:. " j- ?'iI . - - * PtL' I . -.. ---.--,,---- ?41p Iisi.r.nn G,q#,. Co'v-. '..•ae 4/,e ci ,.ar CE 8-cC Le&. •%• e.-# 'as. r.'.,..• 's' - - - - - i'trpr.t , O.rcc D i*p•,pt Cltijti" Of 9"tj.'Ov'V'a, D-'s?u't# I.'."Itrarae,l-'t.- 0 "w-i,o.,-'..'5$r Pauct'19'C"(euvc.' C,g"D,4' Pa,. 0-' '1*, '-S2 " L..-'s" (p •.-fltt I.V --- rfl,o"ara Dive. AIt$flVafl,I. Springs qjv r"" t.ri, '".5( .cap& rC,b,,.,, 4pt5 , 'HI' Lc5)U9.4 C"jc' s--P-a,. ., j' t.,- I. 'r' ç-,si -': •f5' 4W 55t Cs'aarClt t$ 5an4orØ C4,r,s?,ee Cs'vqCt, Ii' P,orHn.de Cn"s!an C,wr:e 'P'thh 41*.-,Vtt C)-' I , . r 5as'ao Ufl.I,t' MIPCUdt' CHurcit 'T,.ni Fro - I ---------I.- 4I j? S. I C-ucir, 5' P , - 1 --' . . in the world where pohfluan C.cv 17 ' V Cn"p," Pc 5'4C59.Ø SSSVttØ"41 C"aurc M,'ruQG,' EPISCOPAL ' S. %9.1f1.5• tf'srCI • - * ..d'$(f 4/ - ' -c-a: " 5G. .e 4*, $ '' C'S' % C ct Cc.-.r.t.' G'ru' 'r;et9t C.c 94 P•0.t.-', IP P,# "'94 o-'t" V C.c-c 4/ ts -j' ,t,:q, ( cr1. ,, C•-.-o 04•:'I,-,* S.%c'-t.-O'-- M'POC I. 94,,j.-j .5*4 .r,.Vt #5piPt-,9' 'to , 4 t'a 4' k.i. C. s'o - TIMELY QUOTE — b) TV commenta tor David Hrulkle) -"Th.rP4f1.fluvnprnitt .----------- - Hotiflirl." ------------- I d ., 5'. ,X3-'I M.ttiød,V tlu?Cti - •t,S'a t,c 5' 5-'.' C.,c t&' if. a' ,,• CATHOLIC • L.,V.. .. -.....y.r-...,' - ' - -..••--• $'ttfi r.,i, '' ., .' -• - -• I. Sa - - • . • torert • C"a-"a - - - % 1; 0. • - . -. i -1* Agnew himself will preside _______ . - .5. . .• . •: •k.t. •, .•- 4 men! by James Bradlv of Amick Construction Women hibbers the world over are Mining their darts at thtcreaturofAndyCapp, thec little Englishman who wear*Ins cap pulled low arid has i cigarette dangling from his lip. Gee, iflonlyhadthenerve to treat 'em d A N 0 ST A F F . - . --- Vt have seized absolute power and muzzled th press there is country in the world whem tip, press has seized absolute power and muzzled the pobt..uciare .i - - V. - - - _________ • . i'-- 7 I FLORIDA STATE BANK ••, CHURCH OF :VtVV- CeI.,vcV aCe's' C. •% . t. a .-s,,, i4a, flV'C') I P n 5' Me'Pbct bact." C"urcr Ce't.e'- P49"lt 7$*)vc1Tg'.-c19 F'.'$b.Cnat. hIep!-? I' 'W" 'a 5$CW'. f444,5' C t C eCiPI% Vtki- 'Vt Lungi- of I`-'S. ?'or :V*nfL-1: , -s-s' 5 41U4,4ts' Gtos's 5pt$$ C4,1ct' - ~-,,,,, A - ~ $I ; I, ", 7~. ~'. ~ 1--*--~:-.''.1~ : :: ..' . -w i. ..p,, et "sd'rr t P 0Y.. O'-'t.c - - . .. •, er ' K"f, pdpl~s* , -.,fff' V.04. .' I -All -I-rI, r,,,ij Se ..,- 5141eV,' C".'' , uipf,' Li, V it ' lb ------------W!Wtt! r!tr rtr - ------ .-,. • CHURC' 01 CHRIST , .• .. ,c : b4p'*S' Pdu'Th'a'U, M-ai-, Proatcos ) 04 C .4k' Y,trm ti.pin,I Ciwrs LOfl.4,hDIig C.-' Cv'c"- £rnt t* ldt4.4,i CI*, C" 0 Ov's'O' $ ,rsl flplej* Cflv,tl'I 94 SOfl.Larkk- %p,'ngt 1,55? Sa-'w, M,s.btc'q,er, Sjagt4,s' rP,ii:, IIII 55 1354' C 4-ti' UnC3C nsn WO•PI'( - ----- - 'skL. 'a" -. L' ' , Management and Emptoyes HARRE LL b. BEVERLY 'TRANSMISSION I,f4 j) titIC 5ta rT i I høn't - - , I'a4p*.I IV ke One of i.gerlog, - 4.,-,, A& PWEO Tt t o )V),-,. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK H Hocipe and Staff .. p 01-i r I. t d anr • - ft,ipt.' Chu.' CIi$ L.' 1. )ri LAM , • SEMI NOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _________________________________________________________________________ — - -, '' - - L- M SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. "' I If. ^wo n 4-.., ~, . -.. —" -'- ' CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC V 1 L UPSALA IRL - 'I'tp,&p, CHURC$4 Corn -i CounIr C lub Up,4t. Ried k.-. .'thij SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO. INC. --------------= CUIC E rn.ift-i ye ---------------r,it., .J .. . 5 tt- PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO L D PLANTE , INC C".-'euo F IOitlji DEBARY MANOR -------------------.IN Lz - LLJI'4 VA .L r AND REHABILITATION CENT T ER NU SERVICL it - ' 4'4 itt It 01) #1 fit IS ITt o'%t,g (Jiry ()I )CtfltO'C! JE k L ES a ,, - I. MO'flIfl(t I t.A)I? GREGORY LUMBER C. - V. IRS? S0V'THL Rh M(IMDL)$S'Y CHURCH 344t Santoro Ave THE McKIE%BIN AGENCY - F C) CHICKEN ' ,~,; (.rnuj r.ut" WILSON-MAtER FURNITURE COMr and Mrs Al Wilson jmnd - VT C'i. - ¶TORLS, INC - , The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - Another hot line call this one from sri attorney in Jacksonville complunenting us on a recent echtori.ai r-elatlr4l IC the C -c*sz State Canal This in turn being submitted Washington as his group continuesitsfightagainst the canal pponen 5. It (IF'. 0 nmermtalists. $ - .-•,- ,,, . l!s'IIi v ""' , ,v,ue. i,.Sun-I,, spots on tins same road base a1w been a IW-red - so be alert .I "a - M. ' ° ft ";Lf CoMpa ny that a mud hog pump valued at $350 %%,as . taken from a at Trailwood state Department of Tran, states on orthsivestern Street. The pump %vas apparenfly dragged across an open field for about esirt off of Fbghway 17-92 I from W) feet b~fore being loaded into a car or truck and 55 to 50 mph. A couple of other remox-ed from the site. s-= V .- .Ti: W,Ibui *'V Police Chief THE LAkF MARV UNITED I Gall i 'THE LAKE ''-t"ig' rsisn c'iuuc. 01 CHRIST ' V. ----- V.I.) Vitt JIJVVIO OUfl' l-q'llOwtV,It ., Vt (.l,r,iu,,, j I lt~ I M io Z ,, ,. 1vetngettt' IL ( ,*I,.*'-- •,. CHURCH 01 CHRIS'? lSl PrI Aveflv.- II ' Grrwva I , fit I' CHLIRCI w cian-t " f2V. 4 11I, . --'f-f~L ,-- I S La - : -H (HPVt Casselbcrry - - - was charged FridaN with introducing contraband , I I or *1 " 0 AS a IT f, W;~ " P404' I- .-;If, t).' (X f' C LO L -. Orlando. Maceyd Gibson, 19. 522 E. Buss St., Melbourne Georpe Karcher called to ffund one and all that the 9 450 M . I I CK, # fT Worship) c0ourcto sctloof " 11 1W I rilm"his, Posto- 'ua'a SChI es -.V S Complaint was filed with the Sheriff's Depart- S La itt Chu?Ct SC?W Aft, nlnC, Wn, ighq, I -501 , 14 , wi th possession of a prohibited drug and bond was . at the co . --;et at $5,0M. He remains in cusloft unty AAvilts Munisler' Mrn.n WnrSh.4 37?! Soutti Oriangst- Drivt - ,~~*j 0~1 0 'rokwow - - 1 - ' . pri, p,.4-nnrn,,Vk I WIlr- postal - -' ' arrested Mondas on charges of posses'-.ion of Ano , X, r rr !PANLAND0 UNtTLD METHODIST CHURCk M t,mpo,armI at i I. ' 0-rot".111 Saving% Prep Login Aflarnonit $prongs f%% Spingerepo SP 416, . U. Ga1. it IIP,k*LI'i,tV4r ft wn'up irrvst.I yrr..naj Sf'v,tr IO4w' Allamonl, I II 4'.',rn,fji, VV$Sit (- v,'r..nei V.c.tei- M.r.sClf" a Let itt 4gl 5$I -, s it. ii I Ii CHURCH 01 CHRIS'? 40C 141W %ptifltJ. U' - Wo'*i,i 5-*.,!' a.. 't! 4 Vt -. I Gab AV# & )to $1 ODA rr. ' ,nu" T(, • ' I dud' / 4IJ,4 eL3VSVtI9 I __ I . DetuW0, 10m, - U' Airport Bivc PPwna 123-312 i'et*D' , ___ - f"day Epavegir"inceff" `thvnpgsa~ . I ~ •. V ) 4 A411OR0 CHkISI*h I AVI 4-4UL ,,..e'ti!' IHURCH ie 'aimrtw AV, u i'r s W-L 11 i -. ' '.' t PAOLL WESlE'b"ab CHURCH nn~ faith , ''- i V-1 i 14 L g 11111411041, - — Pt(K tui i' . IRi.1 CHkISTIAI. Cffl)l,~PDf~Ci$11_175 Of C"Wf',' 1601% loantorclAo, Vl.,VIL)*4.4VVI Lb - - -. VVeningisdavI holat luesdav 6110,101-, I m j Manacry hataik, . Ivnda% Aka"heiti, i - ~ , j I ( I,,,.-.i,u, 1,11 *.I 0AP7151 '.4,11,11,1CH Air port Blvd I Cl I it IuY.i '.114 'c r' pretrn.n*p Vtftt W(W'M4 .. Prs-0,vif-ritin .., rc %.ingi,ppraltur t. %*- I MIV, I MI Il MornmG Worshir --- • Larry Allen Z =- S (5$ Morn,flcWo1har P'safirt Vtplot, I~t 1, -- 1 it -' [ it '" 91.1-.-w -t 111141 Later 11 oCcurred to mei Someday somebri by witI have my eyef - CHRISTIAN CHURCH )60! S Pa:,% Avenut 4. rsCi .Iu'a- It i'i' Vt WI' %'ui CHURCH -filial 1hor%hill iftkil WW,Ihlg) . L . . Ivrr . PeoplehavinpottmovpeopleseyOS. AlthDupti he didn't answer dirtjctl~ he did sa~, tha! wu all have Ir have faith and character worth Passmrip Ofl to OUT cflhtdrer. That b Wh)' WF goto church. (.j)jI"rf.I#jjjjjjjI(j/ y1g r, 1, , t'. f~ I world isn't It a mixed, B1.11 they new say Grandfathar fiat my eyer, I asked Dac! aboul, 11. I1gfVf( . . ViOI'U. MUTHOOISI CHURCH 419 Parb Avt CYC) .. £ 'a' • cxi. " Sufl(1,tt - - Vi?C usD1. Slude A - - -- - - a 'a - - .4 -- -"'N und$ MOSIIIt- it C4Set Vt Vt - 4100 Oh S'I - - 9rWDOt?&Vr Sanlocc loppossa Srm,fIOIt P4VUISaOOI 044 75th Os' nflwlll MIt 4%Ii US P Ma'n'flC WOrSPIIV kft'. - - it , - The v-ice squad late Fridas night closed doss n (lcnn s Bar located on SR 431 charging the ovner Jamie R.a \iggins ssith alimsing unauthorized persons to operate the bar Bond was set at $100 which the man posted and was released from custody. Also arrested at the bar and charged with Also were Glen Edward llumphrevs, 1( Miracle St \lbans \\ "a Harold hells Swift Jr 1114 Notre 'S 1)ame lt t "a pnngand Richard Hau:el Ave., ne\all All three posted $100 cash bond - ' s,nae'. Ivenno itfIt * , * ... - in the same incident. CsL'Rs or cOIIGW000 Set Oranr Stretp* ri 1.r'. I Rail' Suima-. a.i'az' uc uxtet Myn,i-g '.5t•sni cx 1rasnageinatubdivis1nbefcr Some tommissioners home rcnsttuctinn rur. pre.d dissatisfaction with Austin's effert.is to temporarily begin- This Is not now rPTjirPd drain the unfiril.1thed portion of bY thee City. A ha&'Ie brewing for mont nil.0 ( nun West by open tti(th south through woods and be tween the city and Aust west in ft re-penec1 ditch on th erupted in December folk... r. north side of a railroad tract to v(ontd On pg 2A Ct-al i I ocust Avenue, - ___________ - I possession and bond s'.as cc! at SS 000 \ 14 sear old cits south ssas also arrested -. .t it - , IV?Vt 'fl( WOlLhIt) ,,•,, - I r V MOrnr'., . N 01It , p. rmit.s (or on Valenda fount 'le'a'lnpers he required by -- — - ,.!, and pass -sion m of niarijuana with honti set- at Sio.(xv. lie remain, .; in custod% . Robert White. 18 1710 Roose cit was charged with one count each of sale and Vt . IT Vt V flØa -,P: .lcn,4 : It 9 3ij4 l* VT I Var Villuc" ia MI'tHODIS'T CHURCH 1uVp Or',. Sisniar,C I ttaIc RC'. Ca l%t%P 9itfl - - - CHRIST UPtITLD -.'. . , S-C - - VT AUGUSTIPil CATHOa.IC CHOP.'5SJfl%i Lit ns.a' hVJ*tct %'aPIbVV't O. Io. 'a in flit'. Me' - t k ' '. C '. W S 'ac'! Woo. awl , , - 1,19, , 'r _•l,uIt 1_15. At,uIt , 714 - ~ _ - -_ . buiIvtIn' inspections or utihit - - - I 1" ' - - - t- = V - - ta * a - I thaO snoWn Avg Sanlcrci t =~ Onrin etewer main oin fiw,tjo this thrmie AustIn has been trying ,'rt1 Austin repnrtetlly -.v 1 tiav rmtr,eenIrug .lan.c for . Sn run wnti.r uihuhI ftt main tm." he told t a. -I i f.'s ... lit.111 71%7 C%URCt4 from In front of tile homen," Knowlegi said - All .' .. '.1 S.A&.RI 01 ogrPed Io fg.vrow Vif) tn pRy !piping the water into ii f- i' v tIot-kinmg runoff declared the locust Avrrintlntupti sewer Kniwleq revealed Austin -storm overloaded" a ..thp15 - inmcuvevl 5fltn()flP into a tmuse fit 11(14 East 11th Street In ni-id mi-ire burden. Knowles iald the line is ttsi' sutilvlsinani "strnt wed. ,,ec'lmu'' after the commission small at PIn. Avenue honine'l utility ronnections cRuises storm wafer to back but he said (tim additional wa'or Knowles said the family has from San fant.a "Viii "negligible effect hee';i refusted water service. Knowles said the IlAS') (01 I artier In the week Knowles rpf,iqe'cl 5" Icue btujl'11n1' p.r. permanent piped 'train - iiihis to another builder (fir 10 from the Valencia ( ouurt '.t l'tiintI,esuutxIIvIsionhessli he sectionM Son 1.antaIsdeqIgr' 'a as pur basing frr,nrv Austin ti-i go west to ouith Suumm.rh I,, iiiIIttnn to the permit anti Aiermtme and Into a storm x r L. . g..,,•, it 19 i f, lis p fxr nnR place ., Il,q new 1 ' le wure arrested at .a downtol,vii pool hall - SSII ,.'' a '. -r M9 work In Sruni ' % ' 1, :1 'Vt- - - . - Sunday, January 7, T973—Suifo d, florIda 32771 65th Year, No. 108 Price 20 Cents - X'r ¶ I.. , Irtti;iirnn V m ml $ Vt• V. CROSS P C) ' 141. I 'a I tilp It Paftt " a.'.. .- ..I'J''. .-- -.' EM - s De*e-wai' -It'' S Pars Avg _ nq Isiklng uthn %%1111111 '.1 III ii hiqpecti,il Knowleit r-gilolidriod thrit it ''dike" of earth bullf1fited n t liwttql AvItnuet and haq !- v - -M ?~ jf~z ~_~ - -_.;,r' -,- ~ - 434 Ti at .. 4" - - Cepentir"unity Ctr-, or CHURCH - - uneumsstre A M* ( lonuitman 111)11 huh-in SIvivettrom 'I P oil por it r v Cw"M" " .I et '0 .rA_-_*ci _. '- --- '1et'. 5*IØOI - s'ttntt zitiI IIIIIIR ,- *pilm.( - tI,,itq "Ill iq'i less I Ing )I I I U I G(WLVt. CHURCH 01 T4IL h&APrWF / - .I - - it? front til live 11111111141 , t' • -- - ' -, -- - 9 -L its itt San I mnta stihi- ' - 1 U I7 I - Minii'p' 'j' Ito division tintil the develolpi,r, %lislin I).'velopiiient ('nhImlvmn 4 ItO 0! SIt i 11*0?? I • 't Vt( Iii \i-j('i-1flf 4"ctre.iaitcElfltAVc - P b r . itt c'-u9c.4 0 C.0D __________ '- IIL,t4'*! Hu*cPIp'Of' Mo9Yt.rlQW0rPt.p l,eap - Wh• - * A11W clitf utilities I I 'loirt We-;t . llf'lql 111) 1 01111IM1111 1, of hiiiIflitig Cominiglisillner-1 (;ordon j%leyor, 14, 1%,tile bilildilill 1wrIllit'll ter IIII'll I Mtni'P 0$'. .0 cx 60O I -Sfl9Iil.0 S1t. . I- I.C. .. i: I 4,anIa,,4i,Sipr,qiObr,vr C 4' C nc Wc'V'r - I etflQ.I'a•.t I. ' Lt In.4-- • 0,11 vtot vet s imment oorin .1.-oillsigs, p0hilati'd III 0, 41,41 I 11411,111 fill) POLLING HILLS .. " ~ Withholds Permits, Utilities City % , 'l. '.PSIIC --- 11MI, - - 11r I 1.I \ . . 'e4(ppCH O GOD Serve? . 7 30 , l' - -,.. - - ,• .'t - V1 0 OF PROPMECIf cxi. .T15 -- NA110N -- ..vrwTuS CHURCH ma 1' - OF119 . - --4a E.rr' - - '.'I,*-9't'. OP N I OUR IRIS tyl - i.4Iu't$i%a \ *1. - tS itt?''Tr44fl'flQ 10 ii. ii at, I) G 0 0 ' 41W- Morning Wc?;'ti ~ 000 I - Dat'r' 'm' ,..IurU-et, I a 11699 is22 ,-~ , rc - • In San Lanta Subdivision 'at kie mIS L' Id off. The programs were cat.t-dleul because of ('Tuinnuel 24's major operating deficits caused by the recently revealed linux in. volving a forged grant for $100,000. "Feedbatk: Senator Citizens" and "Prime 11ne," Channel 24's 1'.'.i 'as c'i'kly iriIgntIuIis, will t-snthtmut'. Stet-k said. Sleek added that the financial picture of the station dictates further programming cutbacks sunless local support for the alatots greatly It oreamIs FrIdIly and Saturday night Iurouuctcast-s of I ItS prograinfulog — (11 dud - ig "Sesame- sees," 101 Ehits mu' ( UuII$Ia$ II)','' "no "Mbterogers NeigtutNrhsxl' Iii the afternoon, utid "Wall .Slrt'e't Week," "Masterpiece Theater" arnt other adult programs In the Oviedo's IJuims roll to their six th will .a.imlijt no l'age ID. 'acs, Homestead Kzemptlm ftltn Urn, is We, Page 1D. Sanford City Cunuiutaaton to appoint new attorney. Page A. '' I '4111t'd ()it I'it 2A ('iii I Index Bridge - - Calendar - - - - - - ' -------: - --------- , TA 3A .... 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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>, January 05, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4a543f03978c141e6a137d378506e728.pdf ec310e93fd061d8237807d14afdafc31 PDF Text Text - -- . -- - 2 - - -- 2 '- -- ,-r- - ---- - - -- - -- - -, - = - -. -- FrIday, Jan. 5, 1973 66—The Santord Herald COMMUNITY THE HOPE OF OUR _ _ ' Thø 00 C 11 I .., / •1 , ' -1._i, - 'orri? 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AIICmonl, SWinsips, I ner Su*lt , -t sv .%N.-4~..A.1, 41 W~,~ IV, - 'It '-a ,a' .' .. -1 111 ' 4 - 1% - . .. ,*'. N% . .I ,4 •' t DIKE IN MONTPELIER, I II It Vt. lAP) three Judge panel to rule on the A SW million law suit filed by constitutionality of Vermant'i Florida businessman Glenn W consumer protection regu ,- , '!\ ~.. a 41 '.' ' WRONG Thrown Out -, ' .. . V.. general of 25 states and the The UMS. District Court Council of tktter Business Bu- judge said he could not provide ~ reaus has been dismissed. injunctive relief through a civil Vermont Atty. Gen. Kimberly rights action, as filed on Turr, Cheney said Friday that U.S er'sbehalf, when a state cow-t proce--ding on the m.atter wai I)istrict Court Judge James S. II witbout taking evidence. PLACE' One o1Turner's two attorneys in Bridgeport, Conn., said Judge Warren Knowles. Sanford City Manager, (left foregrotind) told city commissioners earthen dike he's staii(litig on was "sitipid" and . ng ntended route of runoff %vater to prevent ng of Valencia Court N%'(-,t In San Lanta subdivision. Shown on dike at riglit durinp field inspection is Commissioner A. A. McClanahan. Ili backgi-ound are (left to right) Mayor Lee Moore, CommissionersJulian Stenstroill and . decided whether there will be ,tit appeal," he said. Turner claimed the attorneys general and the Better Business Bureau had conspired to deprive him of his consUtutional rights. including the right to Gordon Mes ci ('ommissioners agreed no more huihuing pernitts wtlI be issued in the stibdivision until the developer installs permanent drainage estimated to cost $1(X).(X)0. (Bob Lloyd Photo) I Lilac Time Trading Stopped .Iosden s decision was still . • transact business in interstate — ROC}WSTER S Y a uuumarct Glenn W 'Fur-nec a Florida ri his suit alleged that on two I'.g i.w,. kn-,;1K,casions the attorneys general dent of IAIJc Time Inc., a snij1 , F, I tp.e,w.11.a,r Pus companies' methods of Os)- Elect*ion CARL I'. LEURSI)OflJ" Aucx-iakd Press Writem wA.sulN(;TON t Al' — 11w hat IS expected to be a sparse joint House and Senate hold session tod ay to count the dcc. toral votes and make official the re-election of Richard Nixon ,ind Spiro 1. Agnew. - = - — ___ - i~ .-. *v- - %- . ;W?t.. -________= _____ • -. --- . - fII . = MAILBA(. is r.ou..at to run this thought the column: "There's it f'a after-shave that lotion guaranteed to drive teenui:tgirls out of their tree. It smells like ej telephonic" ti know wilatch Ilwal, I kiei'as 'a-'. - ';_ j ic I al bast of an alleged chain reason, has suspended the trzidistribution system. tag of Lilac Time stock through Under that method of oper. j with members count the votes cast don't have to vote for him once ath)n, 8 P1t Shares in the Rochester firm the parent company not only to in by the 53 electors ptck' 4l the they are it i than 3: The authors of the Cot,. sell a particular prod uct for each, but when news of th e TurNov. 7 presidential election. profit, but also to sell additional ners acquisition ctrvij:. me result won't be any stir- stitutwn inte nded to have I distributorships for profit. 520 for Nixon and Agnew, vlectcrs actually choose u pr price to i to '" the Off 17 for f)emocralic nominees President, but the growth of l Jeffrey Few, a Mii::'.. ja Judge Ilokien, in dismissing (;eorge McGovern and Sargent litical parties quickly changed the complaint said Turner lawyer who annmed th.i Sliriver and 1 for l.ibrtzsriiiii the system, so that electors ran through his attorneys had not Turner would head the cuimparty candidates John Iluspers pledged to particular candi- shown that there was any con- party. said he expected LLi: anal Theodora Nislliun. dates and became rubber spirucy. Time would meet all cundiUcniThe vote for the Libertarians stamimps The Judge also said he could of an agreement it had made - - _4•'—' : - : - -----.___==. _- Cutback Hits TV Channel Stephen Sleek, newly upChannel 24, uurnouncc.-d today that 'Feedback" and "Hap- the station's two nightly public affairs programs, have port," la-en dI&'or.iinued due to the .s p atiun's current financial I -, iii4 In :iIlitioii, fl dirifloycs -4- JL4 P FOUR DEPARTMENTS FIGHT FLAMES Firemen called to the scene of the La ke Charm packing house fire Friday battled the blaze from 9:30 p.m. until well alter midnight. The packing house and its adjacent trailer were owned by Hoyette S. Hudson Inc. The two facilities are a total loss. (Related photos on page (Gary Taylor Photo) tary cositietics busirim aw tbe Dare to be Great seLf-umpru. meat program. Kcse'tt and Pare to be Grva: have teen under legal .att.t t a er .c! tite .ta.t C 'aLi -- pointed station manager of 2A.) The Securities and F-ichang.of several firms that operated Conimon, without givtn s .5,1acliride's vice presidential Nixon elector from North Caro- ically with the State of Vermont ate i the first electoral ballot him voted for American part) 4mnd us attorne') general, Judge ever east for U WOlililli. nominee' George C Wallace. hlolden reaffirmed the tm. Each such Incident has pro- immunity from civil daniages for It also raises one of (tie Itegeil flaws In the conMitutiinuil duced a call for reform, or isbn. prosecutinb officers lie also refused to conivemme a systemum, under which (lie .'lec- hution, of the Electoral College, timrs rums pledged to their party's but Commgre'ss 11415 hot acted on rvidsnttial candidate - but thtiii •4 - week. In recent years, other Oct- not determine any actionable with Turner these, he over the session in his capacity was cast by elector Roger L. MacflrWe of Charlottesville, tors have followed MacBride's wrongs from the arguments included the Ming of uvrtk.' Senate, as president of the two Ilduse and two Senate Va., a Republican who said he course. In 1956, an ALabmitius presented at the pre-trial con- financial reports with the SEC w:intcd to protest the vrowinit elector refuol to vote for ferenet' held to September and Tew tid the t4a Fue = 4, Iknits rmstu Iluulilmit e Adlai I would operait mdepeudentl) I Ii mu briefs tiled in the iase l)tr of the fedtral got rim g,* . mistal over the lies of indisiti Sks ensun unit tast his ballot Referring to one count of other Turner enterprises. which d 74 for Wal ter toni's and In Ic u sls a I'urntr s case that dealt sped! intlude the Koscot L'tter1a. - ______ ._ his wife acquired earLit th eruUon were discussed. Turner ts the principte owner JItOM ThE QUICKIE QUIZ 1110f, - What ancient Gre-i'k suggested an atomic- tlicta - similar to that of today' The answer is Dezncxntua, about 400 B.C. He As nometufleb referred to as the father of tnodern t,eienec. r I ' .. -4 . ' k. . Ills . ?,:t - zip i ro upens votes I Cact M'd*ap 't Qp.1t ScOt ¶atg,,. ' ..It,a' ' a. , 1 4,' a *.,.Vk ' L % 44 ,.i 4 -6 " • -_I u - f 16 __ f V ______ ,.-~ '1- A' . ~ 0 t . 'itI . ' .-- .. -. - ~_ - - S 0 , ,\ .,. , I Mrs Irene Phelan of Lake Iloss cli Arms Apartments. Casselberry. reported a blue jewelry box. silvercrossand three rings were taken from the trunk of her car as she was moving from one apartment to another . i ' .. 51L f The 'a' LaM- Muit's' Citais.. Org,'gr (lacØ - LOar Morgrar Y.ftSEOtin '4a0 94 J'4WavaP'e. SS"flrSt,LOkr Munroe-ur.O. I) Y, isO 'a? I"le , (lçrt at ltVt a. 'a-.,, t1.etv.Øf .Lr -- - 0141(5' tPlUR(H[5 •t P. '1'' 0 Jr5, C)'b'..r i. Purely Pers on a I......nim 'mmnation for "Miss .._.t 1..".itii uuiu W flUW Train Set retalr% Mts Gecrt I ' - - 4,, .--- P " ( Act CIILJ'Ct' , •,.,•.-.... I.1(! O - :-:. " j- ?'iI . - - * PtL' I . -.. ---.--,,---- ?41p Iisi.r.nn G,q#,. Co'v-. '..•ae 4/,e ci ,.ar CE 8-cC Le&. •%• e.-# 'as. r.'.,..• 's' - - - - - i'trpr.t , O.rcc D i*p•,pt Cltijti" Of 9"tj.'Ov'V'a, D-'s?u't# I.'."Itrarae,l-'t.- 0 "w-i,o.,-'..'5$r Pauct'19'C"(euvc.' C,g"D,4' Pa,. 0-' '1*, '-S2 " L..-'s" (p •.-fltt I.V --- rfl,o"ara Dive. AIt$flVafl,I. Springs qjv r"" t.ri, '".5( .cap& rC,b,,.,, 4pt5 , 'HI' Lc5)U9.4 C"jc' s--P-a,. ., j' t.,- I. 'r' ç-,si -': •f5' 4W 55t Cs'aarClt t$ 5an4orØ C4,r,s?,ee Cs'vqCt, Ii' P,orHn.de Cn"s!an C,wr:e 'P'thh 41*.-,Vtt C)-' I , . r 5as'ao Ufl.I,t' MIPCUdt' CHurcit 'T,.ni Fro - I ---------I.- 4I j? S. I C-ucir, 5' P , - 1 --' . . in the world where pohfluan C.cv 17 ' V Cn"p," Pc 5'4C59.Ø SSSVttØ"41 C"aurc M,'ruQG,' EPISCOPAL ' S. %9.1f1.5• tf'srCI • - * ..d'$(f 4/ - ' -c-a: " 5G. .e 4*, $ '' C'S' % C ct Cc.-.r.t.' G'ru' 'r;et9t C.c 94 P•0.t.-', IP P,# "'94 o-'t" V C.c-c 4/ ts -j' ,t,:q, ( cr1. ,, C•-.-o 04•:'I,-,* S.%c'-t.-O'-- M'POC I. 94,,j.-j .5*4 .r,.Vt #5piPt-,9' 'to , 4 t'a 4' k.i. C. s'o - TIMELY QUOTE — b) TV commenta tor David Hrulkle) -"Th.rP4f1.fluvnprnitt .----------- - Hotiflirl." ------------- I d ., 5'. ,X3-'I M.ttiød,V tlu?Cti - •t,S'a t,c 5' 5-'.' C.,c t&' if. a' ,,• CATHOLIC • L.,V.. .. -.....y.r-...,' - ' - -..••--• $'ttfi r.,i, '' ., .' -• - -• I. Sa - - • . • torert • C"a-"a - - - % 1; 0. • - . -. i -1* Agnew himself will preside _______ . - .5. . .• . •: •k.t. •, .•- 4 men! by James Bradlv of Amick Construction Women hibbers the world over are Mining their darts at thtcreaturofAndyCapp, thec little Englishman who wear*Ins cap pulled low arid has i cigarette dangling from his lip. Gee, iflonlyhadthenerve to treat 'em d A N 0 ST A F F . - . --- Vt have seized absolute power and muzzled th press there is country in the world whem tip, press has seized absolute power and muzzled the pobt..uciare .i - - V. - - - _________ • . i'-- 7 I FLORIDA STATE BANK ••, CHURCH OF :VtVV- CeI.,vcV aCe's' C. •% . t. a .-s,,, i4a, flV'C') I P n 5' Me'Pbct bact." C"urcr Ce't.e'- P49"lt 7$*)vc1Tg'.-c19 F'.'$b.Cnat. hIep!-? I' 'W" 'a 5$CW'. f444,5' C t C eCiPI% Vtki- 'Vt Lungi- of I`-'S. ?'or :V*nfL-1: , -s-s' 5 41U4,4ts' Gtos's 5pt$$ C4,1ct' - ~-,,,,, A - ~ $I ; I, ", 7~. ~'. ~ 1--*--~:-.''.1~ : :: ..' . -w i. ..p,, et "sd'rr t P 0Y.. O'-'t.c - - . .. •, er ' K"f, pdpl~s* , -.,fff' V.04. .' I -All -I-rI, r,,,ij Se ..,- 5141eV,' C".'' , uipf,' Li, V it ' lb ------------W!Wtt! r!tr rtr - ------ .-,. • CHURC' 01 CHRIST , .• .. ,c : b4p'*S' Pdu'Th'a'U, M-ai-, Proatcos ) 04 C .4k' Y,trm ti.pin,I Ciwrs LOfl.4,hDIig C.-' Cv'c"- £rnt t* ldt4.4,i CI*, C" 0 Ov's'O' $ ,rsl flplej* Cflv,tl'I 94 SOfl.Larkk- %p,'ngt 1,55? Sa-'w, M,s.btc'q,er, Sjagt4,s' rP,ii:, IIII 55 1354' C 4-ti' UnC3C nsn WO•PI'( - ----- - 'skL. 'a" -. L' ' , Management and Emptoyes HARRE LL b. BEVERLY 'TRANSMISSION I,f4 j) titIC 5ta rT i I høn't - - , I'a4p*.I IV ke One of i.gerlog, - 4.,-,, A& PWEO Tt t o )V),-,. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK H Hocipe and Staff .. p 01-i r I. t d anr • - ft,ipt.' Chu.' CIi$ L.' 1. )ri LAM , • SEMI NOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _________________________________________________________________________ — - -, '' - - L- M SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. "' I If. ^wo n 4-.., ~, . -.. —" -'- ' CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC V 1 L UPSALA IRL - 'I'tp,&p, CHURC$4 Corn -i CounIr C lub Up,4t. Ried k.-. .'thij SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO. INC. --------------= CUIC E rn.ift-i ye ---------------r,it., .J .. . 5 tt- PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO L D PLANTE , INC C".-'euo F IOitlji DEBARY MANOR -------------------.IN Lz - LLJI'4 VA .L r AND REHABILITATION CENT T ER NU SERVICL it - ' 4'4 itt It 01) #1 fit IS ITt o'%t,g (Jiry ()I )CtfltO'C! JE k L ES a ,, - I. MO'flIfl(t I t.A)I? GREGORY LUMBER C. - V. IRS? S0V'THL Rh M(IMDL)$S'Y CHURCH 344t Santoro Ave THE McKIE%BIN AGENCY - F C) CHICKEN ' ,~,; (.rnuj r.ut" WILSON-MAtER FURNITURE COMr and Mrs Al Wilson jmnd - VT C'i. - ¶TORLS, INC - , The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - Another hot line call this one from sri attorney in Jacksonville complunenting us on a recent echtori.ai r-elatlr4l IC the C -c*sz State Canal This in turn being submitted Washington as his group continuesitsfightagainst the canal pponen 5. It (IF'. 0 nmermtalists. $ - .-•,- ,,, . l!s'IIi v ""' , ,v,ue. i,.Sun-I,, spots on tins same road base a1w been a IW-red - so be alert .I "a - M. ' ° ft ";Lf CoMpa ny that a mud hog pump valued at $350 %%,as . taken from a at Trailwood state Department of Tran, states on orthsivestern Street. The pump %vas apparenfly dragged across an open field for about esirt off of Fbghway 17-92 I from W) feet b~fore being loaded into a car or truck and 55 to 50 mph. A couple of other remox-ed from the site. s-= V .- .Ti: W,Ibui *'V Police Chief THE LAkF MARV UNITED I Gall i 'THE LAKE ''-t"ig' rsisn c'iuuc. 01 CHRIST ' V. ----- V.I.) Vitt JIJVVIO OUfl' l-q'llOwtV,It ., Vt (.l,r,iu,,, j I lt~ I M io Z ,, ,. 1vetngettt' IL ( ,*I,.*'-- •,. CHURCH 01 CHRIS'? lSl PrI Aveflv.- II ' Grrwva I , fit I' CHLIRCI w cian-t " f2V. 4 11I, . --'f-f~L ,-- I S La - : -H (HPVt Casselbcrry - - - was charged FridaN with introducing contraband , I I or *1 " 0 AS a IT f, W;~ " P404' I- .-;If, t).' (X f' C LO L -. Orlando. Maceyd Gibson, 19. 522 E. Buss St., Melbourne Georpe Karcher called to ffund one and all that the 9 450 M . I I CK, # fT Worship) c0ourcto sctloof " 11 1W I rilm"his, Posto- 'ua'a SChI es -.V S Complaint was filed with the Sheriff's Depart- S La itt Chu?Ct SC?W Aft, nlnC, Wn, ighq, I -501 , 14 , wi th possession of a prohibited drug and bond was . at the co . --;et at $5,0M. He remains in cusloft unty AAvilts Munisler' Mrn.n WnrSh.4 37?! Soutti Oriangst- Drivt - ,~~*j 0~1 0 'rokwow - - 1 - ' . pri, p,.4-nnrn,,Vk I WIlr- postal - -' ' arrested Mondas on charges of posses'-.ion of Ano , X, r rr !PANLAND0 UNtTLD METHODIST CHURCk M t,mpo,armI at i I. ' 0-rot".111 Saving% Prep Login Aflarnonit $prongs f%% Spingerepo SP 416, . U. Ga1. it IIP,k*LI'i,tV4r ft wn'up irrvst.I yrr..naj Sf'v,tr IO4w' Allamonl, I II 4'.',rn,fji, VV$Sit (- v,'r..nei V.c.tei- M.r.sClf" a Let itt 4gl 5$I -, s it. ii I Ii CHURCH 01 CHRIS'? 40C 141W %ptifltJ. U' - Wo'*i,i 5-*.,!' a.. 't! 4 Vt -. I Gab AV# & )to $1 ODA rr. ' ,nu" T(, • ' I dud' / 4IJ,4 eL3VSVtI9 I __ I . DetuW0, 10m, - U' Airport Bivc PPwna 123-312 i'et*D' , ___ - f"day Epavegir"inceff" `thvnpgsa~ . I ~ •. V ) 4 A411OR0 CHkISI*h I AVI 4-4UL ,,..e'ti!' IHURCH ie 'aimrtw AV, u i'r s W-L 11 i -. ' '.' t PAOLL WESlE'b"ab CHURCH nn~ faith , ''- i V-1 i 14 L g 11111411041, - — Pt(K tui i' . IRi.1 CHkISTIAI. Cffl)l,~PDf~Ci$11_175 Of C"Wf',' 1601% loantorclAo, Vl.,VIL)*4.4VVI Lb - - -. VVeningisdavI holat luesdav 6110,101-, I m j Manacry hataik, . Ivnda% Aka"heiti, i - ~ , j I ( I,,,.-.i,u, 1,11 *.I 0AP7151 '.4,11,11,1CH Air port Blvd I Cl I it IuY.i '.114 'c r' pretrn.n*p Vtftt W(W'M4 .. Prs-0,vif-ritin .., rc %.ingi,ppraltur t. %*- I MIV, I MI Il MornmG Worshir --- • Larry Allen Z =- S (5$ Morn,flcWo1har P'safirt Vtplot, I~t 1, -- 1 it -' [ it '" 91.1-.-w -t 111141 Later 11 oCcurred to mei Someday somebri by witI have my eyef - CHRISTIAN CHURCH )60! S Pa:,% Avenut 4. rsCi .Iu'a- It i'i' Vt WI' %'ui CHURCH -filial 1hor%hill iftkil WW,Ihlg) . L . . Ivrr . PeoplehavinpottmovpeopleseyOS. AlthDupti he didn't answer dirtjctl~ he did sa~, tha! wu all have Ir have faith and character worth Passmrip Ofl to OUT cflhtdrer. That b Wh)' WF goto church. (.j)jI"rf.I#jjjjjjjI(j/ y1g r, 1, , t'. f~ I world isn't It a mixed, B1.11 they new say Grandfathar fiat my eyer, I asked Dac! aboul, 11. I1gfVf( . . ViOI'U. MUTHOOISI CHURCH 419 Parb Avt CYC) .. £ 'a' • cxi. " Sufl(1,tt - - Vi?C usD1. Slude A - - -- - - a 'a - - .4 -- -"'N und$ MOSIIIt- it C4Set Vt Vt - 4100 Oh S'I - - 9rWDOt?&Vr Sanlocc loppossa Srm,fIOIt P4VUISaOOI 044 75th Os' nflwlll MIt 4%Ii US P Ma'n'flC WOrSPIIV kft'. - - it , - The v-ice squad late Fridas night closed doss n (lcnn s Bar located on SR 431 charging the ovner Jamie R.a \iggins ssith alimsing unauthorized persons to operate the bar Bond was set at $100 which the man posted and was released from custody. Also arrested at the bar and charged with Also were Glen Edward llumphrevs, 1( Miracle St \lbans \\ "a Harold hells Swift Jr 1114 Notre 'S 1)ame lt t "a pnngand Richard Hau:el Ave., ne\all All three posted $100 cash bond - ' s,nae'. Ivenno itfIt * , * ... - in the same incident. CsL'Rs or cOIIGW000 Set Oranr Stretp* ri 1.r'. I Rail' Suima-. a.i'az' uc uxtet Myn,i-g '.5t•sni cx 1rasnageinatubdivis1nbefcr Some tommissioners home rcnsttuctinn rur. pre.d dissatisfaction with Austin's effert.is to temporarily begin- This Is not now rPTjirPd drain the unfiril.1thed portion of bY thee City. A ha&'Ie brewing for mont nil.0 ( nun West by open tti(th south through woods and be tween the city and Aust west in ft re-penec1 ditch on th erupted in December folk... r. north side of a railroad tract to v(ontd On pg 2A Ct-al i I ocust Avenue, - ___________ - I possession and bond s'.as cc! at SS 000 \ 14 sear old cits south ssas also arrested -. .t it - , IV?Vt 'fl( WOlLhIt) ,,•,, - I r V MOrnr'., . N 01It , p. rmit.s (or on Valenda fount 'le'a'lnpers he required by -- — - ,.!, and pass -sion m of niarijuana with honti set- at Sio.(xv. lie remain, .; in custod% . Robert White. 18 1710 Roose cit was charged with one count each of sale and Vt . IT Vt V flØa -,P: .lcn,4 : It 9 3ij4 l* VT I Var Villuc" ia MI'tHODIS'T CHURCH 1uVp Or',. Sisniar,C I ttaIc RC'. Ca l%t%P 9itfl - - - CHRIST UPtITLD -.'. . , S-C - - VT AUGUSTIPil CATHOa.IC CHOP.'5SJfl%i Lit ns.a' hVJ*tct %'aPIbVV't O. Io. 'a in flit'. Me' - t k ' '. C '. W S 'ac'! Woo. awl , , - 1,19, , 'r _•l,uIt 1_15. At,uIt , 714 - ~ _ - -_ . buiIvtIn' inspections or utihit - - - I 1" ' - - - t- = V - - ta * a - I thaO snoWn Avg Sanlcrci t =~ Onrin etewer main oin fiw,tjo this thrmie AustIn has been trying ,'rt1 Austin repnrtetlly -.v 1 tiav rmtr,eenIrug .lan.c for . Sn run wnti.r uihuhI ftt main tm." he told t a. -I i f.'s ... lit.111 71%7 C%URCt4 from In front of tile homen," Knowlegi said - All .' .. '.1 S.A&.RI 01 ogrPed Io fg.vrow Vif) tn pRy !piping the water into ii f- i' v tIot-kinmg runoff declared the locust Avrrintlntupti sewer Kniwleq revealed Austin -storm overloaded" a ..thp15 - inmcuvevl 5fltn()flP into a tmuse fit 11(14 East 11th Street In ni-id mi-ire burden. Knowles iald the line is ttsi' sutilvlsinani "strnt wed. ,,ec'lmu'' after the commission small at PIn. Avenue honine'l utility ronnections cRuises storm wafer to back but he said (tim additional wa'or Knowles said the family has from San fant.a "Viii "negligible effect hee';i refusted water service. Knowles said the IlAS') (01 I artier In the week Knowles rpf,iqe'cl 5" Icue btujl'11n1' p.r. permanent piped 'train - iiihis to another builder (fir 10 from the Valencia ( ouurt '.t l'tiintI,esuutxIIvIsionhessli he sectionM Son 1.antaIsdeqIgr' 'a as pur basing frr,nrv Austin ti-i go west to ouith Suumm.rh I,, iiiIIttnn to the permit anti Aiermtme and Into a storm x r L. . g..,,•, it 19 i f, lis p fxr nnR place ., Il,q new 1 ' le wure arrested at .a downtol,vii pool hall - SSII ,.'' a '. -r M9 work In Sruni ' % ' 1, :1 'Vt- - - . - Sunday, January 7, T973—Suifo d, florIda 32771 65th Year, No. 108 Price 20 Cents - X'r ¶ I.. , Irtti;iirnn V m ml $ Vt• V. CROSS P C) ' 141. I 'a I tilp It Paftt " a.'.. .- ..I'J''. .-- -.' EM - s De*e-wai' -It'' S Pars Avg _ nq Isiklng uthn %%1111111 '.1 III ii hiqpecti,il Knowleit r-gilolidriod thrit it ''dike" of earth bullf1fited n t liwttql AvItnuet and haq !- v - -M ?~ jf~z ~_~ - -_.;,r' -,- ~ - 434 Ti at .. 4" - - Cepentir"unity Ctr-, or CHURCH - - uneumsstre A M* ( lonuitman 111)11 huh-in SIvivettrom 'I P oil por it r v Cw"M" " .I et '0 .rA_-_*ci _. '- --- '1et'. 5*IØOI - s'ttntt zitiI IIIIIIR ,- *pilm.( - tI,,itq "Ill iq'i less I Ing )I I I U I G(WLVt. CHURCH 01 T4IL h&APrWF / - .I - - it? front til live 11111111141 , t' • -- - ' -, -- - 9 -L its itt San I mnta stihi- ' - 1 U I7 I - Minii'p' 'j' Ito division tintil the develolpi,r, %lislin I).'velopiiient ('nhImlvmn 4 ItO 0! SIt i 11*0?? I • 't Vt( Iii \i-j('i-1flf 4"ctre.iaitcElfltAVc - P b r . itt c'-u9c.4 0 C.0D __________ '- IIL,t4'*! Hu*cPIp'Of' Mo9Yt.rlQW0rPt.p l,eap - Wh• - * A11W clitf utilities I I 'loirt We-;t . llf'lql 111) 1 01111IM1111 1, of hiiiIflitig Cominiglisillner-1 (;ordon j%leyor, 14, 1%,tile bilildilill 1wrIllit'll ter IIII'll I Mtni'P 0$'. .0 cx 60O I -Sfl9Iil.0 S1t. . I- I.C. .. i: I 4,anIa,,4i,Sipr,qiObr,vr C 4' C nc Wc'V'r - I etflQ.I'a•.t I. ' Lt In.4-- • 0,11 vtot vet s imment oorin .1.-oillsigs, p0hilati'd III 0, 41,41 I 11411,111 fill) POLLING HILLS .. " ~ Withholds Permits, Utilities City % , 'l. '.PSIIC --- 11MI, - - 11r I 1.I \ . . 'e4(ppCH O GOD Serve? . 7 30 , l' - -,.. - - ,• .'t - V1 0 OF PROPMECIf cxi. .T15 -- NA110N -- ..vrwTuS CHURCH ma 1' - OF119 . - --4a E.rr' - - '.'I,*-9't'. OP N I OUR IRIS tyl - i.4Iu't$i%a \ *1. - tS itt?''Tr44fl'flQ 10 ii. ii at, I) G 0 0 ' 41W- Morning Wc?;'ti ~ 000 I - Dat'r' 'm' ,..IurU-et, I a 11699 is22 ,-~ , rc - • In San Lanta Subdivision 'at kie mIS L' Id off. The programs were cat.t-dleul because of ('Tuinnuel 24's major operating deficits caused by the recently revealed linux in. volving a forged grant for $100,000. "Feedbatk: Senator Citizens" and "Prime 11ne," Channel 24's 1'.'.i 'as c'i'kly iriIgntIuIis, will t-snthtmut'. Stet-k said. Sleek added that the financial picture of the station dictates further programming cutbacks sunless local support for the alatots greatly It oreamIs FrIdIly and Saturday night Iurouuctcast-s of I ItS prograinfulog — (11 dud - ig "Sesame- sees," 101 Ehits mu' ( UuII$Ia$ II)','' "no "Mbterogers NeigtutNrhsxl' Iii the afternoon, utid "Wall .Slrt'e't Week," "Masterpiece Theater" arnt other adult programs In the Oviedo's IJuims roll to their six th will .a.imlijt no l'age ID. 'acs, Homestead Kzemptlm ftltn Urn, is We, Page 1D. Sanford City Cunuiutaaton to appoint new attorney. Page A. '' I '4111t'd ()it I'it 2A ('iii I Index Bridge - - Calendar - - - - - - ' -------: - --------- , TA 3A .... Croaswor4 punle. ------- 7A Dr. Crane - - -- - --------- CA War Abby ..,5 1 1 ,,,,,.7A —- E4,II4L4I uiflUUe*%t ------- 4A Horoscope - z --- 7: _ - _ TA _ Y Sports TV ---- - - - - - - ---- - -- -- --- lB-Ui - -- ------- - TA -- �- - - - ' -- T- r-- -- - - -T -- " - :- - - • - - - ----------- - - -- - - - -- - - --:---- - - - - ' -- 2A—'-TheSanfc,rrj Hpr1r1 7, 17 7 i,.. ' ,i.I ____ A .1 ..J I'4IAUII ^ UUfSt • __ _ __ Z..Imz~~"~~ 5_ _.___ j~ _,_T. _~__-. Z: --.-:-_~ --~_ -,. ~~ -.7 -- _ ~-,z ~~--- - _ - - I. ____ — _ ____ - - xn~- W r_T_Ent~-,Ii;~M 44t--_~W k e~~F__ ". :-----~~ Vietnam Peace Date Quest*ioned Iforce of 250 people Peace Action Coalition and the peace qecj conference on joining with limited monitoring People's Coalition Unpeace talks will ijp, settlement. der movntlng preuure from Senate colleagues In support of powers, while the United States and Justice said there would he salonal Democrats to get Nixon was quoted bs some the President's efforts to nego believes there should be several no attempt to disrupt the ('ere. Vietnam war settlement bs leaders as Listing the three ma- tite an end to the war. thousand supervisors with full monies his Jan. 20 inauguration, Prest- )or remaining issues as return A candlelight march One Republican quoted Uw freedom to monitor U• cesseplanned for the night of Jan. dent Nixon has told them he of American estien, as saving it would he tir si'uts doem't know whether the re- Vietnam's right Meanwhile, the country's two to coincide with protests in o& determine difficult to get other countries newed Paris peace talk! will Its own future to participate In supervising a biggest antiwar groups an- er leading cities. A mass march provide It or not. cease-fire under North Viet- nounced plans for Inauguration is from Arlington ('enwter Democrats In both the Hou.w Nixon was quoted its telling anc Sepiitj hiwc called for nam's terms because it would Da demonstrations against the Washington Monument i congressional leaders at a tm.median' cutoff of war moo- be tn hard to maintain scheduled for Inauguration continuing war. Jhitt' Housi' meeting Priday e wants an International Organizers for the National Day Hanoi But House Republicans that US negotiators "mould 14:1 ' I .. t_ -7 ,~ W - - ~. 1. r presidential retreat in - -......T'_ f' OM, Vv!tnarnesr in Pam or Moridas Nixon's top foreign affairs adviiierflew bv helicopter tntht• wine-s moun ta intop CflrfltY)UTi° to ix.gir a midmornin,. aides described as final. II tensive consulta ti ons lot- tht riev. round of talks With Hanoi. lÀ' 1)UC A White House spokesmii; said he expected the Camp l).rid conference It' last mo - L . 111F ' ___ -f - -W. - .., 1;#_]iffhit2J13W6_ ! 4tr - I - - - . ~ 7 1t _ ._*a — On rtvmrn'ndi,nn of as'o - iot.- ticne )licj- i Morris, an Electrical Engineer from Brevard t'ount ill be present at a work S'5ifln Thpsdav to re,e tet'hnieM lions of the proposed ('abtevision Ordinance and the Hoard . , %4~ Park Appraisal I - - - - - ' - ftlh - fl' - -•• - ___ ,.I Oi dol1ai wa.- the reult of th- ftrt Charm Fruit ('ompan packing house and adjacent trailer despite the best efforts of the Oviedo Fire Department and other firefightingr, units which answered calls for assistance, inthe Lake Mar: Volunteer Fire Department. Geneva and ChuluoUi According U) an official of Ilovette S Hudson inc.. that owned the packing house and trailer firm dollar value of the loss has not yet been completed, but the facilities contained 2.(MH feet of floor space, numerous piec of heavy equipment and machinery and fruit reads' for packing Assisting the Oviedo Police Department at the scene were deputiesof the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Firemen fought the fire tar more than three hours LusS ILEFRESENTIN1 , thousands Frida night at the Lake F rida 5___,____'- -.--- - ----- - - _'_j_ - - - - 4 - • • T • •: •, - - -- -s -- -- -._ ----- - - --- -- driving if 19( estimated at S700 rrn - - - -, - - driving ii this Thur in Street Ford, and passenger \ irginia A Flordeaux, 2. and Bobby Bordeaux, . '' Memorial Hospital. Patrolman Mike Tindal of Police Department is Investigating advised that 1 20deeds hasve been prepared out of 26forright- the Sanford with damage Hen Atlas Bordeaux, 30. \hl tic ctuiirrm'in war authorized In other action the Board, to execute quit claim deeds for that portion of Bed Rug Rake Road anncxed by theCmt of Casselberry. Marsi'.- all of Portsmouth, Va., were treated at Seminole in Sanford. U Iff- Thomas. f;4, of Rt. 2 Box 144, Sa nf ord. was Ford (left 197(i of-was on Sand Lake Road for the I)istrict C'emmissioncr to pursue. p ) - Gar Taylor Photo Despite Everglades Crash 1: U Zo It:I H 131 AA U H v*D UI t: DI A request from former Con.cUhle Bob .lane, for the tialance of fee refund that was deleted from .if check %as presented to the board. Board has advised Jane that this would be held in abeyance until A final report on his office is received. The request for this final report was requested some time ago, and the Board reiterated i ts request. cx- UHt:Z0 ` I # ~ a e pressing the view that no further payment he made until the report is received. - , - - ' , -, - - - Nrli -. - ' - Rail Mishap Kills - -e-- ' --'-' - - m _; - I AX -' - " . , - - - - - - — --- ' - - -- - , — • • - = - ________ ' '' - ' - Def icit Causes Cutbac F ront - tht, transmitter "I'mer Power" campaign tuLs Court West was sold and o(- rtiontle; in Arizonii. -M- recent lurson district superintendent. limon get land by TriStars, 40 per cent ' cupied ii year ago wi thout cit accidents, none Of which have said both trains were eastThe recent accidents have b 7"is and 20 percent on DC9s been good. she said, but permits, repossessed and agaii caused Af atalitles, have moved bound, with the first train wait- brought charges of lack of prt'- Both the DCs and Electras artdwWer of betrq,l cancelled utt- financial deficiv, at thil. statioll, where near tht- SWJ0 required less a nuiJoT contributnr L% is hopeitilh scheduled to be .1 -, * for the project has been sold — after the floodini, StatV OfficlailS Lo queshon rail Ing for if westbound freighter it) ventive maintenance from the being pluLsed out. I safets precautions problem was publicized. pass before moving inte the Arizona Corporation Commisfound to underwrite the' costs completed before' June', Mrs. received Eastern is scheduled U take The- dead included the en cit 51011, Sta te- both which governs delivery on 13 additotuil Tnmmunttv-awned public "A neer and head brakeman of the "The' seco train just nd di dn't railroads, trucking and utilities Stars his year telev is ion Sta tion such as , c - in luding the seeont! train and tht- conductor stop," said Andy Anderson, ii Ili tilt- statf. ' program -service it) Orland :.,. ' ... _- . -'' , '" ______ - -' -. - - . . 11, 40 ',•-', LV - - - - , , 4 ' - -- X. -'. . . . - '' - : 'q1iiVj,, • • . t -.,.- - • - 2 - -• t - e_ - ,., - - , 4111, - - - • - " 1. ,: - - - - -' - f ,, grow trig ut will be paying off the' costs of the station's mobile money unit. The next major objedive will be the installation of the % -ci!1 ' - -- - - - - 'Jt'!i' Springs Film prijgram. publif '( '" '" , "- ', - le "-. '• ' -i . ,,-, , ,. r - 1' 1)t'b,r -L),'ltona - Jan 15 at 9:30. Cards and games will be p1a - ed after the niee'tinm: Illino is Club tiats at p iii it Ik'lt'na (" uuiunut f'.'nt.-r "Ot " I s. • I - ' ': - - .- rms , . . • • • - ' ; ment. As oe Aw Ik W*W sewer main on Locust until permanent SI(K).000 drainar,e installation is made "in Lt year" tu solve San Lants suWlvision nooding problem. II I -Yes, S - • 5 • of . .ilize your Pay Closing -Cost I e 'i,]rJI - ' Social Dc pdrthhIc II I ')~in*2 ye 'ar 's of date Of Purchase move out of i'i IY' Gr t r • fr m* doft pa ymmt of 10% , or YOU'Mo"Y W to vny . I i I . . ea ts'Is't'u'si,sti :,,i,I '.'sut I t s'r sues' ccli., ra' 11ii'ti i;sit.'st in liii' fhiest ti,'i' found ilt o p tee' a hind reuu-arcliuii: ansi gr,stuf mit i'xperiens-t'. ' us.' cc ill tee' t)rssalh-ast lr''uui the Mii,iii- ip;ul Aiictitssriiuuui from 11 pin Satumrsia , 1"s'hruor lOtte thr.'uigh 4 -30 pun Siirisl;i '.1 i 'flit' l"Irita Public s-'rc we has i PSi.' scheduled a public hearing to air a proposed $32.8 million rate increase by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. the To be held in Orlando loch Haven Art Center Auditorium at 2416 North Mills Avenue, the hearing will get at in I.ul rn-cc % ps~i lwrs throughout ('oinpanvs sc'rt-ice area.'' 14cc is saitiL the (I lIL U February 11 Ui on rate _________________________________ __ _____________________________ underca at 9 30 a rn. January 30, A PSC spokesman said additional days have been allotted for the hearing, should the time be required. 11EN extra it Commission Chairman W. ii Bill Bevis said the purpose of the hearing is to ret-cit t' testimon from Southern Bell and interested interc'enors as whether the telephone company should be granted an uricmediate rate hike under bond, pending a PSc deterrninat!on on the general rate case, Bevis stressed that members of the public will also be given be to full heard. an opportunity "Consistent with PSC policy to insure- that the public is macic aware of this hearing, we ha ve' directed Sisutht'rn Bell to pious.: v' rt;sc'no'rt.-- of the' ht'ariut _I_1 p - Brand New NC) ELEC1'RIC Macli Ahiing - nos fc)r 1 it 0 . 1110 . .l . . l fl()flth and NCR 1 4950 apply rental toward piure'hace Use your H.nk-rnrris'isrtI or M.cier I liiure. _- Ii I george StUu 1 12 iii hø SOSNIOW oscA'.00 Pio'.s Orlando 341.3431 SIA, %,., * -'i * I. Los. Couiy 383 6566 Cocoa 63'..'-242 - D,j,ioa Beach 255-5232 So ts' i'I.Qd 262 4576 -- Tss. It. 267 6859 — _______________________________________ ____________ I - -_ - 1 " 1% , 0 1 N I 1M.0aw 411 a" S_ TEl: ---I-- s __ It' ___ I , Sofas, Chairs, Bedroom, and Box Springs, Lamps. Floor Samples. As Is - What a Sale'. We Deliver and Set Up , - ,' . in Your Home! Up To 50 % Off I WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS 4W 0 Jan, 11 THE rain lowers. Jan 13 hom ' e. frolic Southern Bell contends it ititt'rt'stecl jit'rsoiis, :tti needs the immediate $32.8 ;itii;iI.'iir sir professional, million to boost its earnings to nv it cii to s'all 'Fe I t'tlisi ii of return I Ie'asi(luort('rs in Orlando, at (tie 8,25 per ct'nt authorized by the PS(' early 3051 73.5070 to iirraiuge for an L't cir .1111111 1 1, 11 party maru at I D.111 o ' w6 would\cohsWer le"ing you trade your present home in Sanf ord, in on a Sonora . :ir% Hear ng 1,110111111 Commission "Setritnole Hirb !I 4' U School SOUTH'S LAROESI QUALITY HOME J-UHNl5HR8 1100 FRENCH AVE. ' IJd'f A I ' P AMPLON PANTY HOSE SANFORD i ' THAI WOeFT rU,t P1 MiGI, TAN, TAUPI cia LI thc !':'!hnuTe:'. t!t't' ef 1131111 I the Tall Tower Ili Hit ulu. 1111111111111111 ','.th isiIu Jan. IQ - ANORA, should Builder/Developer of ' YW • ' Suburban Republican's ?l-'3 Wuuuien'sClubriat•ts lOa.ni. at J ,Mother 4uth.'r Man- li against birth home' of Mrs. Ann Pinnuck. 30t d'f•'t March of Dimes lox Squirrel 1,.nigwuod for I'ltCLtjs,,fi 'Id ii,stallaiLoi officers, • ' -'"',--- 1 111 V "O! r.qi j''t S. f 4 .$j2 opeti ditch into city storm j ' v Rate R 01. FOP A FIT ;s'r - Merchandise. Annual ineniberstup mee ti ng Jan. 17 of Seminole Zoological Sotiet Annui I oniqu.' Maitland. scheduled fur 7:30 p.m at (h suuiiiiuIt- ('ham be r of Sanford Clunitx'r of Couiunercr ,__omlnwrt .' rtj social hour . building Election of officers p in., dinner, Contemporar Ctd tru ste e !), IIte-1 \ - I . - ''' * Vi VII Vvtvran- arid Auxiliar% lun- - -' ' "temporary" -' -F -. • , ••. i' - -- I!.; As in Iii.' 15, 551, (Ii.' fsn'nsanc'es of ents'rt ain.'rc Iris, ii II,.' area %% ill lee' ,',sssrsiuruats',l End Tables Many Items, Jan 14 Jan. 9 The O er 1- if t' (iut Ail! The , I deadending at Locust Avenue. City Manager Warren Knowles told comm issioners Austir Development Cu. is willing to escrow money to drainage from . - 'a - ' -, - II !t1"!" A,; ta iii a !,e'[lar,' Conununity Center - - ,.. '1FFVDA f ni es'rfssriuis't s Is' their lee';t 'h't in ('csc'O lts'.'n'h, All talented in.Ii - ishials %C ho t- oiilit uk.' to donate their time ittict talent Its ' Sanford Uu'u te'nter . - ' a' _ TheW • - • - - '" "' - -. '- Seminole Calendar Juui i Mental Health Association of t,pmmule Counts meets at 30 in at Mental Health Center . A l tamon t e 103 Robin Rd • Stenstrom, examine bulldozed 1,21i0 toot ditch along railroad pipe ' ' SANFORD CITY Luninussioner.- Gordon hplever, left, arid Juliat leaders of the conzmunth, he said. The first prlurit% lur thl'.. public hearinl: date for a s, for condemnation to.-Mlariii run. It is smaller fti, ' - - ii- 4Ct'S. 1. "i. c ' ,sr '.- • .'-• __ - - - x- . - - ' '------------------------- "4)?. - - . - 5- . -- ' a - • ,,_:•___•- - - - % , r ' Attorne% William Hutchison, who held the city post for 1-4 -- dud; - *--• - . '' - - -- - Ap% - ix. -Ar -- _ - - -. -, ' , • • 'd -- PRICES GOOD THRU MON. - Dining Room, Mattress • •' C -- - .. - - uteui 'ur Mental Health Center Commissioner John Kimbrough i Firs, readuil, will bv given ar ~ o Monument Engraving jc~ I Father William Ennis trom the ordinanct. annexing areas souti; 1 Sanford Housing Authority; a of the city on the west side of ______ PH. =4263 Miii.' said be has told cam- request for review of the city's U.S. 17-92 to and includin nu.ssioners I will acvep' i they utiiit' connectior let for town I I Hi S# nunole Junior (ollegt - - ' unrollected rent H' )-'ridav the r&v the ',tie,'s'ss 'if iii-, ,'i\ ccii Vnit.'sl c's-rein- al Valsip of Ventral 1-'loruda has announce's I I hut tills' s's'iit ;ili' I ISV its'ii Ii' that atictttissii's for lii.' 1973 :iiislltlon It uuuuist lee' no'ed lust 'orasle for Cerebral these tryouts or.' not .441 tutu. Ii 's'l.'lwit i'clsu cuill he held, Stunsla - , an asislltisin list t;sls'iit, mu -i 14th and '18th in nus'nns lii ,ls';u'rvs' (Ii.' t 1w ' band', and unslav, January .u''l, to tee' able Is, lsrt'c.'nt Ilis' will be advertising for bids on equipment for the' communications center F'rida bids to be returned and op.'o-d in Jivar wiUi insta llation expec'te'J e ithir thirty cL"' I ioca I iawver.s whiri've e - '2 - ftiZz - - . I - . der." ' ' "-- ' in June. Some of the funds are expected to be released in Eehnuar or March Wilson said if rent collections continue to Increase the can cssnt I flhiC ut hor itsyear ending e r e b r a I Pals y Celebrity Parade C JANUARY FURNITURE William Bush will report on a review of the' section of SH 4:ii in Altaritintc Sprins, which will concern tr affic problezii anticipated Upon the opening of the nit I- lorida Hospital arid juniin jet the 74 '.t.ars resigned cffecti Jan and the request of 'Ion Ilouni to deott more turn Li his McDemaldthatthe'cit vacatt'&, pipeline eas went itt 1 ake The appointment is expected growing pri va te law practice 4W Other Items on the short corn- .Ienn. 'c for-re" Cc,un"- ij 1 1 i rCO. MMUMEN agenda include conVernon Mize, one of several mission - ' " t'ltct flit pm regular session at Cits Hall - .s ' __ lire expected to appoint if new cit% attonw. at their Monday.-, - . __ - , • Sanford L'ut Coninusiioner,- - - •' tinw. " We would iot have nuide it th is far," she was quick U; add. "'without the faithful and active participation of a number of communit)'volur;Leers who helped produce both '.0. ji * s ,, ~ ' 1 - j. "- .I.,* - done so much Ili the last vear to h It - Polk also reported that his department probably Eastern plans to use the' Tnhouses, consideration of se tting Star on its longer hauls, pre- - - ' Mize May Get City Post - __. — .#- _Ar_ .* 4 • ' , - r public' forum "liotti nightis programs presented cofliniunit' It personally in volved 1! the cruuii! issues a this area, and invited viewers to participate' in the discussion by Ill their questions and coriunerlts over the li. 'Feed tiick pliant' lines However, Mrs Roper tuiueu. use SthuOli iUIS a 01) ii. tee-native to cancellation at this tinie' because live' such ;rroducticins art - siexperismv*'u terms of studio crew and staff • ,. cSfl 'e o- '4 fl 'i;u operating suhsusI (or the lisc'al -0 and LI in i, for a total of * Wooten said all but Uc last l. on which the compan holds au :-.-' - central Florida, WI' must tiave' everyone's dollar support - UiBarbara hoper, president & tiie'iurnmuntt board the sus flon said that ht was saddened at having to cancel' Feedback a nd 'Rapport wtucl. ha t - , hell Communication Center Bids - evening —arc u iunmnment nianufacturer arni then bthe ' -aepends on broad-based nuunIt support If we are- to survive' our present crisis, and I been use federal opera (iii,: suhsi.t lunch' are being ith- total rate increaseof $106 million sought by Southern Bell A savirus to the tax payers of apprnximatel $30,000 annual)' 11fl ts realized according to Sheriff hhn Polk if overninental vehicles are not required to pa the 8th cent gasoline tax Board requested administrative assistant Hod ljever, ti .i'rurc additional information on this tax to % rnmt nal agencies so the board cm consider recom mendation for the sheriff to request the Legislative delegation to consider general legislation exempting payment of th is tax by governmental agencies. in other action. commissioners directed the county maintenance supervisor to paint the seven parking spaces assigned to county department heads in city parking lots, according to the direction of the- city of Sanford. Sheriff Polk advised the hoard at Tuesday's meeting that '.t r', reasonable figure had been offered to the counts for pur'tiase- of L'- aikrs currentJ tt'trig used as additional administratuve' spare by the Sheriff's department Board ul.! t tq agreed at the appt- c'priate time, advertisement puui1isi'1 ti purrh; ,t tra;it'r .'qwil t- Uit -- - pre4ficted hankmplc% request is the first phase of a Gas Tax Savings -_ - ,, The emergenc) rate relief ts - - - 'I - He d - - '' emergency Bob Jones Request • - - -, i?13 ;1 -1 pat I of 11 IllohIcir ni 7011 on pr iig r n m In routes, possible litigation and possible payment for the right of uny H RICH OI'PEL program. EA1. public relations The National 'i'ransportanor dence whatsoever to, indicate Associated Press Writer man liii! Wooter, said there was Safet hoard is Investigating structural failure or failure o' MIAMI AP iespiti- tht "rn hesita ti on at all" the crash, but has not yet an kind In the plane" rash of a Tristar jetliner that "There's been no changes in determined ii cause Hearings An EAL TriStar landed withini p tilled 9ii people, Easte rn Air- the orders," he said, "Eastern are scheduled in March. It is out mishap Wednesdnv at Mu'I tines will go ahead wi th plans ti considers It an excellent air- known that the $18 million mu In te rnationa l after u* piio -• increase It! "I'riStar fleet b craft," aircraft was having trouble reported n malfunction of win _%M- __ s -l four fott takint deliver't on on EAI Flight No 401 trait te with either its Landing gear or fLips and the takeoff of anothe nei jumtx jet today, officials York ti Miami crashed Into tin' landing gear warning lights CAl. TriStar was dCliiYed itonttnuret From Page Ii I ".ergladec on approact U M pt-icr to the crash but tha ha'S hour and 40 minutes Thursda3 articles in the Herald outhmng Asked if the Dec. 29 crash of a arm international Airport 5ev. not been linked til crash because' of an oil leak in one o the plight of residents on Lockheed loll prompted re- ent-evr persons of the- 171 in this particular situation. the three jet engines - Valencin Cou,-t West eonsideration of the expa nsion aboard survived said Wooten, "there is no cviAsked whe ther Eastern's di'A F ederdi Housrnj. Au thortt ctswr Ii' expand its 'IriStar flee "tnvestzgatior" was promised would be affected if mectianica: by officials of the agency's or structural faults were founc ill. Orlando office but Frida the cau.st of the crash, Wuoj Knowles said he' received a enstud he did not know, He said letter from the Orlando FHA that decuuon probably would office' admittmi, an error in have to be made by EA.L Vict' TUCSON, Ariz, (AT) Three in the first train's caboose, allowing a home at 815 Valencw railroad spokesman in San President F'raflk Borman, .• The first two locomotives of Court West tip Lx resold but Southern Pacific Railroad Francisco. former astronaut now aril -.tie second train were derailed sa in there notin FHA crewni r were killed F rida Coltriri said tin re*sor the airline operations chief for can do about the drainag. night when ii freight train and the- front of the' first engine' secoixi train failed it, stop Wft! Eastern slammed into tin' bacI of an- was damaged from the coilisicir , problem' not immedmtel known He Eastern now has it, service 1 Knowles said FIIA sayu the- other freight2t'miles northwest with the' caboose. The caboose- said investigators were' check- TrISL.ars, MlIiuemg 727s, 88 DCkproblem is between the city and of here was destroyed and 10 boxcars ing warning signals along the 9s, 21 D(s and 16 Electi-as The' wreck was the 14th were knocked off the track, Austin track to determine what they Eventual plans are to Ierr in five The house at 815 Valenciii Southern Pacific mishap Ralph CoLtruu, the railroad's indicated at the time of the cot- about 40 per cent of its passerLower project, whicli ww Roper said The responst. to - 1 1)% S%'.'sln.'s.1n their hoard U revie , sda ' afternoon colh.siop at the Intersection of 27th '. -• '• iHRLL !'I,,uI1LF. were mjureo Avenue and I - - streamlining the execuuvt'departrnent The Leaders said Nixon left the room mimediately after his talk, thkm. ant torne Howard Marsee, there is a right.of4)f dispute holding upLike Monroe Utilities from running lines in serve hku, it!' t'II!' •U R ('lStt'fW1 ;i! - nfrr w;9' ttc •t1t r- - — ' ',tJflOOy, i(ii Herald In a stepped-up drive to 'il"n sniel Iii 'I notie-es have IWiIiIL 11w II*'ICt hsmntlng Apart . .nlleet hack rents Sanford hee'n cent the 17 tenants (lint ine't, up to 'iii I out stnndnnts Vllsn crust, 'Vi's'',.' ui'ing our 1 hising Authority rxe,'iutive e i q lion tw'4'esli!iits ore start 'uttui bless, Is'.',iii'c' %%e directorThoniac Wilson ca r he ing it's is starting .'c- h'tInn pru'eeeeitings WnItill no(k-e %0 11 go out 1 114, Job for mIt the tens'.' s-sos against tennnt.s in 17 unht:i. ,IIin 15 ansI If the' back rent isn't Ii ni'tnts Wont Wilson,id " the tenants I"olheiu i t'll 111P tussling we', k pat.t the tenants %% ill he' nked to living tip to eonuntnwnts In vollintarip vrivAte , If there's no the plans • all 1.', 4 1111111100, pay arrears rent Otherw Ice, he voltinlarN vns'n(isn the Inmihis'' renovation '51 if g1nu,, 5.1 14 said, rent ('ollec'tlnns ts - the apflrt,iis'nts lii.' interisit sc.'rk uill he s'i-b'ted financially troubled authority 'ilsssn said tenants will have utihl lee' stone by • 'stilt ni - lists 'hue' that administers 4R0 units of to pa 145 In legal lees plus all work Is being trash',', tIceel 1', low-rønt ns;bst' h'i. - r""' t •''t I,s.l 011-4- cr!tr sr , r 1h.41:11 -, wrrc increasing l lii.' oc it long list per '"ut over the' proj.'. I "if We could get all the $111,000 of families a it ing for available .'atiuuintcil $1Ii,i1 s -oct fill, a month rent clue each month," apart men Is in the pu1u1 Ii' the (if ct 1diui qe ,if 14 njmt I no'nt q Wilson said, ''it would put us on h.'using pu'ojs'c't s is c'ouieplsts'st ust hi', I "nant q %% Ill a break-even basis I lousing ,\cit lu.n- jIv %vorkI114,11 be rotated Iii Ito' , .'nnvn1,', I lii' saul the ruuithoritv is flow are ce- tw,hilesi Is lu'itiuu i s'-rsnf- iituils uchuils' tlss'Iu- :ssuit liiieuitc owr-.-sIing 511,s01 .0 month in the in units in Willi:,,n ci;,, it Cssuiit iii' re,nosi.'I 'I out rs'pnit-s'.l red IThrlis'r the 'u iuthsrih host operation until April. The authori ty's quarterly report l'lec ?9 showed SI 2X,6 in According to th e interpretation of assista nt county at- j ''' - ' Such thing.s w extending the wage-price control!, and an L . - ' Port Utilities I --- -- Sanf ord S 11. i whethe, -prospect.i , art ol.- .- '_'- appraiser for his efforts. With onl Cnrnmiss,onei- Greg Drummond dissenting, the Hoard authori7ed .9rc1itvt F'oghan Ndfle to proceed with p -eparin %t\ ifi'aimrt a nd atertisin for bids br on'.truction of the rw Mental Health Facdit to be built zullacent to the ne Florida Hospital North, SR 43E n Altamonte Springs. ('ummls,clon Chairman Sid \'ihlen was au th orized b the Hoa rd to execute lndernnit Agreement with the Florid; Hospital - Pre&csecrezar ItonaklZiei'let said later the President had told the leaders he could not E1 __,_,s_ authorI7ecl payment of $1,S()tn th e lt nf questions Gary Taylor Photos • - _______ •. - - - ! - - - OF - - _. , larse-.,! reported that he had received An Appraisal figure on the I.nke Mills proposM park site ne figure quoted for the ikz - - Acp- Assi'tant count' Attorney Howard In other action, 4 - two envors of South Vietnm President Thteu, formt foreign minister 'I'ran Van I and former ambassadbr to vi, T)nttd Stat.", Itt!' !rn ' dc'tai1 wert reporte N ixon ear lier briefed c gressional leader' on the war for 15 mInutes after presideritial aides talked to the m about , --f -I.-m - - - - ___ Kissinger me - - -- / ; - -• - '' _________ I tic' Sanford " ___ . -,- -- - - -~~ I __14. - aren ' t - directed that A cost estimate ho,secured for the ser,vtoc. .- - - ~_ -._ ~~ - — Actions A - 4. , 116 _=~_." - --- 0 President Nixon conferred - .I -- figiui" hod stropped to A11.1111 !,i'10, Wiloton 'aid IR ItOlt 1,1,O'l) mi - - ----- Evictions Underway Board njsjr' or peslmtctIc" that the were expected to volt' today at a supervLcor - fl JIM AI)AMS WASHINGTON (AP) -••-.- Sanford Housing Authority County — — V 55 " IME M" 4_~ P v p - - - i- -" A _,, " �-- . - ¼l ' . . TT . -..-,-_J. 'Y ---..---.-----.-- - . •'-,.!- -.---.--" _'______.. ,_-__.....----'----- I..-- -,_.-____--._._-_, T 1. - V . -- - _____ 4A—The Sanford Herald Editorial Sunday, Jan. 7, 1973 --w-, Comment Needed R evision THE SOARING burden of the Social Security tax — corresponding to soaring benefits has - finally caught the attention of worried 'cnnomists. Instead of proceeding from a benefit base. savs the author of a Brookings Institution study, federal policy must adopt a finance system that recognizes the taxpayers' Inability to absorb steadily increasing payroll deductions, The Social Security tax, John A. Brittain points out, has grown faster than ariV other tax since World War U. And in ii72, it m&'de up more than One-fifth of total U.S tax revenue, When conceived 35 years ago, Social Security had a simple, single objective: to supplement savings, private insurance and other investments in replacing income lost upon retirement. Today, Social Security pensions are consiciered adequate only if they are high enough to provide full support for the elderly. THE BILL to the worker in 1972 went up to assuming that he earned the maximum in overed trning and considering Ui' rt'ali: that the so-called "employer's contribution' comes inevitably from the employe's paycheck In 1973 the tab will be $1,263.14A). In 1974, it will pzral to $1,404. More than increased benefits is involved in tlu' escalation of the payroll tax. Coverage has been extended to workers in virtually all fields of employment The wife and children of retired workers have been brought into the program. urvR'or benefits have been instituted. fl,c,klit, It_ uvmeflts and drc bcr.cfits have placed further deman ds on the workers' iychks. And benefits no longer are tied to earnings. The contribution rate is virtuallyred igno Ifl establishment of minimum pensions. Mounting pressures for a national health Solution To Atomic Waste? The method currently used today is the deep underground burial of radioactive by-products ranging 'from depleted uranium cores to contaminated gloves. But the radioactivity may toke hundreds or thousands of years to decompose to safe levels, and critics worry about what would happen if a burial site were fractured by an earthquake. A German engineer has come up with a bold idea—firing the wastes into that great big nuclear furnace we call the sun. ra1b Xhr#anfilrb F kE NCH AVE. SANFORD. F LA .1" A I FL Ow I ciutor anti : D3YLE A d/r'riIsInQ Director & Publisher toPubltst'r' Circulation .v VOLiOLlN iDHN A 5PDLSi'l Associalr' Editor PE i. I AN Fd.tor "i.qn HARRY CUSH d'i' WI N I '- WE ) F Ci F I Cørnpirolipr ROY &RIIN ACIve'r tiSitIQ M.ivi,stp'' d w , , i• , HAYS 4,. I" '' 1urn,' f' q' ,1ht'' Sit Vi N R ixw$ r t,'t'r,.,, ;' ' ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week 114.206 Months Delivery In Floricle, ,,,,,,, ,,, AL PH --------- ;, ,y' $2.40 Month 178 401 Year Same A Home Delivery Dther Mail $2. 70Month 6 Months $16,2 12 m. 13210 Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions Itu paid in advance £ ntert.d as s"cond class matter August 22. 1908 at the Post 3ffice of Sanford, Florida 37771 Noprt & any material, news or advertising of this edition of 'The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner wi thout written permission of the publishet of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will is' considered as infringing on The Herald's copyright anti ill hi' held liable for damage under the Ia Pubiitwti tinily and Sundays except Saturday The Herald is a member of the Associated Press --which is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction o all the IociI 1%.',' ' rt.' ir I'.'' r4''',1.jp". - Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Marilyn Gordon e]Jr 675 Bear Lake. Forest City Grace Spinki. tn C.'is&'tbcrr Tatiglewood Marilyn Gordon 8316975 Chu iuota Liza Baker Fern Park-F Estates Goid.nrod-Eastbrook Marilyn Gordon 831-6975 Lake Mary Ann S'eczkowsk 322 6704 Lake Monroe 327 2611 Qviuod Ann Riley 131-9939 551J 5 3rd St Chuluato Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3226735 Colored Community Oslean Marva Hawkins 327 54 I F Mrs Clarence Snyder DEttona.DetIary Enterprise FOnn('ttC Edwards 668 8363 in Social Secu ri ty Plan lobal Report In 19 72 ON Nine Out of Ten Welfare Cheaters ' Is H RAY CROMLEY WASHINGTON INF AI of the disproportionate rise in the assessment. who doubts the need to reform the it there is anyone Neither does he comprehend that it is a "poor nation 's welfare system, he has ont to read some recent man's tax" collected inequitably at the expense spot studies to reahl7e the incredible amount of graft '.ti' che:ts the poor. the disabled and the tfiXp'er of low and middle-income families. alike WHY HAS THE ta-ennscious American Nor is the working man aware that the These spot findings are back of President Nixon's dei. public allowed without protest such proliferate reserve base of the Social Security trust fund hassion to clamp down hard on welfare management. assaults on the paycheck? In one recent case, a spot check was made in one county been slashed from an amount sufficient to cover roughly 44)0 welfare recipients whose employers baa on Not entirely i nnocently, the working man a year's payouts to a nine-month level. Federal reported earnings of $1,600 or more in the three months has keen led to believe that Social Security is a officials in both political parties have expressed checked This cheek was limited to recipients who had form of compuLsory insurance that will alleviate given their correct names and Social Security numbos, fear of "future problems" About one otil of nine, it was found, had given an honest poverty, principally his own. He a.s.sumes that MEANWHILE a generous Congress report of their earnings. payments are listed under his name, ac. prepa-es future benefit increases. U.S. News and cmln' the 400 had renorted a combined i cumulating over the years until they are World Report notes that by the 'ear 2011. a come of less t6in"$44)0,000 for the three months Their em. disbursed to him on his retirement. Neither players listed earnings of roughly 00,(00 retired couple could be getting monthly checks of That that is. these recipients had been earning during ttu assumption remains true. S2.729. The combined bite from ernplove and period at an average rate of reuh1 Further, since he does not total up dedueemployer would be $0,688 a month . a vear — hnt had been reporting earnings at t e rate tions and exemptions against the Social Security a year Such a peek into the future emphasizes the More than a fourth of those in this sample reported no tax on his income tax return, often he is unaware need to overhaul the Social Security System now. Income at all during the three months But investigation showed they had earnings, at an annual rate, in excess of of v.400. The cheating was actually greater than Indicated above The earnings reports did not Include sell-employed inThe come, or jobs for which the worker had been paid in cash by an employer not under unemployment insurance In Tyr p rn nn cases where several members of a family had earfl ' 1.) r ttwri % 'i. tit ) W ' u tlr: these numbers tgcUit and thus learn the total earnings per tamiI ) In spot checks through one state, it was estimated th ai rn HAL 8yLE sensible reason for marriage, robbed and don't have enough the time. of those on welfare who earned 51.600 or more in the quarter studied, there was "apparent fraud" in 41 per NEW YORK (AP Where that exists on both sides, mone' on them, the displeased JumpA T1.ajortty of Americans feel cent of the cases tog to conclusions: rarely does divorce ensue, mugger will shoot, stub or heat a compulsion now and then to The investigators found in this case that "a large perYou can judge men, to some One of the saddest things I them up be tranquilized medically. So cent.age of recipients" reported none of thei,' earned in extent, by the kind of cigars know of today is the reason why Imagine living In a civ- they nervously gulp increasing come Many received two checks for Wages each month, they smoke. It is generally many elderly people, women as ilization whe residents are' millions of pills and potions but reported only one Overtime w as convenierti forgot. fer, for example to lend money well as men, now make a habit afraid to go out In the streets nuallv If Socrates ten in many instances. to , man who smokes a tram These spot checks presumably did not include the worst of carrying a substantial sum of without carrvng bait ii, their hi' mvht tell us that the best cigar than one who prefers a of the cheaters. The in', t'stigators said they would n monc on their person when pockets to placate bandits' tranquilizer for a clear mind is sume that on average, those who listed their right nani pcncil-slim cigar. The slender they go out in Manhattan. They Well, we are living In that civ. tim' Itself taken in 'rnl! but , -"-z-. -i--' csr are more for ctor, t; are afraid that it they arc ilization and 11klnt it less all regular doses. be serous cheaters than those who worked under am thick cigars fn doers. Sturdy ___________________________________________________________________________________— name aim Socuil Security number and collected welfare characters like stur dy cigars. pavnients under another name and number Editor's nU' Boyle mar hi' Incidentally t?i't st udit's did not report on special rnsplre.dta this tancyb3'the fact assistance to the aged blind or disabled, nor aid to chil79E BOMB he himself smok es cigars that dren under 16 _____________________________________________________________________ If the men and women who deservedly need aid are to look and smell like burning ship receive what 1he require and it the taxpayer is to he , f hawsers. allowed to keep enough to provide a decent life far him. Ls mann who goes sell and family with all the demands of government, edo -' to London and expects that the cation and growing living costs which h' now fact's, then j flow girls outside the theaters Is no national problem deserving of more urgency than i will all resemble Julie 11w elitmnatinn of grossly illegal payments to welfare I Andrews. cheaters 'I'th.s is the truest thing ever said of aging office wolves: "The older they get themselves, the younger they li ke uim," / Nothing is impossible to anyone who has the self-con trol U. goonadietandkeepltasecret. One of the things that annoy, Z i~l me about women Is that, if you / f7i tell one she looks beautiful In B) DON OAKLEY i any color except purple, will immediately rush to a deWASHINGTONNEA par ent sstore. buy the PUT Then were by Census Bureau estimates, 139 million plest dress she can find — and Americans potential!)' eligible to vole in the 19 presi dential election Of these, 100 million were registered no matter how horrible she Yet only a bout 76 million voters cast their ballots, or Looks in it, expects you to admit approximatel y 76 per cent of registered voters and only that she has proved you wrong 54.5 [)Ct cent of potentially eligible voters Personalls. I can recall ç.i E In other words, 24 million Americans registered but nweting only four women In m did not bother to vote and an additional 39 million did not ' life who looked lovely in purple, register at all—a total of 63 million Americans who. loT but three of them wrinkled and whatever reasons, did not participate in this most basic turned green before they were function of citizenship The result was that the united States maintained its record of having the coiisistentl% 50. lowest voter turnout of all the democracies The big trouble wi th rnherThere has been much speculation about the whys y and lung money is that yo'i can wherefores ores of this phenomenon. For instance, it has rarely inherit money without been pointed out th at manspeople did not like either inheriting some kind of big candidate and cast negative ballots by staying home trouble also. __________________ But this has been true in other elections, in lesser on Needless divorce is not the greater degree, and does not explain the millions who real curse of the heedless have never qualified to vote in any election. younger generation. The real Among them, according to one student, are substantial numbers of minorits Americans—blacks, Chicanos, In curse is needless marriage . duuu, w%. [tie urban poor—precisely those with the greatest Two people who do not greatly take in social ctianp.e need cad, other should not take They don't register partly because of embarrassment )UP marital vows tiuti will oni inconvenience and Just plain bureaucratic red ta, break or sever Inter. True mualleges Penn Kimball, newsman and professor of jour, Copi.y tual human need is the onis nalism at Columbia University in n røi"'ntIt' tiiihi,hw4 It book "The Disconnected" A feeling (if isolation—of "disconnection"—is deeply rooted among ethnic and racial minorities, says Kim ball He suggests that at least one possible strategy for changing this situation would be a universal voter registration system run like the census. Placing the burden of registration responsibility on the government, hi' says, would rescue the would-be voter from deliberate or accidental disenfranchisement and be it stt' toward connecting him to the democratic prtK't'M B) JOHN SINOR She said "Some popcorn, stead of showing compassion, Next, we see h er offspring Copley News Service please" mzuidt' some insulting remarks gr owing up and following the I would have preferred a I purchased her popcorn about the child, and suddenly predicted patterns. First he western, but it was her turn to and got myse lf a hot dog and a A junior executive between the ages of 25 and 29 is on a the widus was without volved wi th a mousy gets in pick the movie, o we ended cold drink, figuring I was gt"fast track to the top" if his annual pay equals his age friends little con man who gives bun up at th is gush, sentimental trig to get indigestion that attimes $750, or from $18,750 to *21.750. in th e next scene, she is th is sung and dance story film the other matinee If he's between 30 and 39, the formula is age times ternoon anywa. She said she ha ving to take her baby with about a show business career $1,000, or a range of about *20,000 to $3900 I sa id: "Are you sure you did not cart' for anything to her while she duet. manual laThis is the hand rule of thumb devised by Hand)' Asso want to see that th ing again drink ii th ink she's on anothbun to support them Somehow, it all cixnes to a ciates of New York, as reported by the Wall Street It's pretty sticky, as I recall, er new thet. By nan, the tears were happy, if unbelievable, end ing Journal and! know you've seen It be. We took our seats Just as the practically pouring inside shen our hero accidentally 1fore." titles flashed onto th e screen. that theater. stumbles into a somewhat She said: "That was a Long Well, it was even stickier I said "Here, take my hot successful car eer in aviation, time ago. I love the story." than I had remembered It. It ckig napkin. Your popcorn is and as able to make enough So. I shrugged plslhuph- opens right up with widow getting money to get his mother out of ically, recalling that nothing expecti ng to give birth to her She pretended not to hear the boob',' hatch. so ref reshes th e spirit of th e cii)',' child at any minu te . me, but I could see the casual inner female more than ii I had ha rdly chewed a full mopping of her eyes every I was exhausted by the time good cry And we entered the bile of my hot dog before I the picture was over, and she few seconds. th eater began hearing the fIrst was soemotaonaliy wrung out, The story got more tragic There was a small cr owd in snif fles I practically had to carry her t ti minute. some ch ildren th lobby, waiting for the fea. What a tearjerker' Before froni the theater. uult the deformed tu*b and Lure to begin. I didn't see a we were 15 m inutes into the the mother goes into hyssirle' other man there. It figfilm, the child had been deLerics Her ner ves sha tt er If YOU doubt an of this, I wed livered And he was physicalcompletely and she finally has suggest you tr) taking a 6I said: "Do you want any- ly deformed. w be locked up into a mental year-old daughter to thing from the snack bar" 'flit widow's neighbors, inn. "Dumbu." Offbeat What e ic) [)a cc o [)o ou se '. 05 - III "-.--' •'' "- ''• ' ' IIIIJ$I('I - / I V I-!. / 4 Of the Minorities __ 3fl.4.41 Geneva-Oviedo Siavia Liz Mathieux 349 3205 . 4 - John Sinor Tearjerker Has Happy Ending fludding, building and more building is the name of the game In Seminole County and the six elites and In Altamonte Springs In particular, With the *3,6 million Altamonte Mall finally beginning construction. Altamonte has received plans for three more shopping centers, although big enough, small in eon'iparlson with the mall. One of them is to be built by tla','lin Fixture and Construction ('ompanv, an out of state firm. in the tract of land south of SR 436 and west of Palm Springs Road, directly behind the First Federal hank1ng institution and the Barnett Bank. Incidentally the word is that Barnett In the near future will expand its facility another story And will gain the additional space it needs for parking from the shopping center. This new shopping center Is to have parking space for SM cars. Facilities to he Will, Include a Puhltx super market, a Miller's discount store, a drug store, restaurant and other shops. At Thursday night's meeting of the City ('.tmctl, the new Twin Towers 17.6tory apartment complex lobe built by Dario leardi, Winter Park attorney, and athlete Johnny Unitas on the ti-act located on the northeast corner of 46 and 1-4 s'as discussed. The complex will be the highest high rise In Seminole County, but with construction going like ills there will no doubt soon be something taller on the drawing boards and under construction. Members of the Altamonte Council, specifically Dan Dorfman and Helen Keyser, expressed concern about the additional traffic the high-rise and the shopping centers will pour onto already overcrowded 436. Mayor Lawrence Swofford philosophically insisted, however, "Ninetv4we per cent of that traffic ton the highway newt has nothing to do with Altamonte Springs so why worry about it. Let's take care of Altamonte Springs." lkirlman had a tacetious commr'n;'1..4 statement. He suggested perhaps with all the shade provided by the big buildings, perhaps citizen., of the city can cut down on airconditioning ccu.st.s. Mrs Keyser, in the same mood, wondered if all the tall buildings will cut down on the wind that hits the rest of the city if a hurricane conies. The city's ultra modern hydra-pillar 1.2 million gallon water storage tank was brought into the discussion with the mayor noting he would rather have a water tank as a neightir than sim,' if the newhb.irs he has had in the pact Predictions of things sure to conic: Kenneth McIntosh is certain to be reappointed city attorney in Casselberrv. It should be noted while all the speculation was going on that McIntosh would resign the Casselberry post he has held for umpteen years as city legal advisor in favor of the Sanford City attorney office, McIntosh remained silent. Without little doubt he will remain in Casselberry. Scuttlebutt is that former County Judge Vernon Mire, law partner of Mack Oevel.and Jr., erstwhile legislator, is a major candidate to replace resigned William Hutchison in the Sanford post. In Winter Springs, Tom Freeman, who recently opened law office in Altamonte Springs on SR 436, will most likely his be reappointed city judge and city attorney. No hints are being given by Mayor Granville Brown on who his new police chief will be, but he has made It known that current chief Walter Bachelor will not be the man. The mayor has said Fred Kelley. unsuccessful sheriff candidate is interested. Brown, being the expert politician he Is, would not has e made the announcement concerning Bachelor unless he was sure he had the votes to back him upon the Council. Joe Davis Jr. is certain to be reappointed city attorney In both Longwood and Altamonte Springs as, It seems, is Gene R. Stephenson most likely positive of reappointment as municipal judge In both cities. In Longwood. It seems probable that Councilman Bill KJosk' will be elected chairman of the board Thursday night. Kiosky is retired military and has plenty of time to devote to the job. In Casselberry, the name of the new Council chairman Is anyone's guess. Dr. Edith Duerr, the current one, has made it known she does not want the job again in 1973. She could change her mind, however. The name of S. M. Rithar'de, Sanford utility dlrec'.ur, is the one being mentioned most frequently among Casselberry officials as the preferred man for the new utility director post there. On Way to lop Mr. Jr. Exec? BERRY'S WORLD i- HEW Problems FJ Welfare Funds May Be Sliced H) FRANK HAMMER Copley News Service A major task facing Caspar W. Weinberger when he takes over as hoes of the Health, Education and Welfare Ipurtment involves diplomacy and politics. He must r'?ek to heal over the breach between HEW and the states In one of tb" most politically explosive fields of all — welfare. The mission confronting Weinberger, who leaves the post of budget director to succeed Elliot IUthadaon as he moves on to 1ecm-etary of defex*e. was tmderlmui by Joel Cohen, assistant HEW general counsel, In an Interview. What It boils down to, Cohen mdicates, Is that many states are !ailing to weed out ineligible and overpaid welfare recipients along the guidelines prescribed by new welfare laws and the Nixon acinunistration's credo that If a welfare beneficiary Is offered a job and is able to work but won't, be no longer is entitled to payments. The other hangup, according to Cohen, is a lack of communication between HEW and state officials on problems concerning welfare and food and drug law enforcement, for ewuple. Cohen cites a series ot lawsuits brought against HEW and some states by groups rresenting protesting welfare recipients. "These are federal-state programs being challenged," he explains. "The HEW supplies a lot of the money for them. It's a question of federal-state conflict over state administration of welfare Laws. Not thusands but hundreds of thousands of welfare reci pients in some states are refusing to take jots offered to them under the win', incentive pt'ovistuns of the welfare program, Cohen rl Bcor'ii This past week Mrs. William D. Leahy of Sanford, who was in Managua. Nicaragua during the earthquake which occurred two days before Christmas had several Interesting comments to make. She said the federal people in Miami were extremely kind and thoughtful of Americans who re-entered the country via Florida after the devastating event. Mr. and Mrs. Leahy were In Managua, while he was working for the government as an engineer building processing and storage plants for rice and corn. She was traveling sIt1iout passport since hers was filed with the government awaiting a visa to permit her to stay with her husband, she had only a sup of paper executed by a friend in the American Embassy in the Central American City. She said the immigration official in Miami accepted it and customs did not even require a personal inspection of either her or her husband's luggage. The Leahy dog, Segundo, was also allowed into the country minus papers since his were misplaced during the quake. Arriving in Sanford Last Friday, a week ago, Leahy Immediately went back to Managua. "He felt he had to go back to see about the many people who worked for him," she said. "We had feared the people in Nicaragua would have been hungry even without the earthquake because due to the drought, crops we're bad," she said. "When the food supplies are distributed, the people will probably have more to eat than they would have had otherwise," Mrs. Leahy pointed out. 'nine ihe little, $18,712,2.11 10 I.nst year new fiurilly homc'q were Issued. In Dererriher building permits to $11,291,69,80 last )'Pn,'. At Sanford, the county %Pat, 55W yal,,erl at $579,145 were Issued ('onstnit.'tlnn was off slightly in tAmgwootl's building Was op 200 building was up 314 per rent to a tmildlnk last ycat ICr) UP 50 Including 11 single family peak of new friutit the previous over 1971 the ,iinntii tent i1 lk'cemher with per MI records in new conper rent from the 1971 high of borne's worth $2fl1,.1. stnictlon were shattered in the nine single family dwelling recuril year of 1911 of $3,209,013 $61,A1I,f134. lfl,1fl,$77 to an even higher Pc-et,iber'q totals were The drop was søen as 1972 boom year in Seminole p'rmi1s ia,sued for new homes to 1972'q 111,1111111 ,442. Ik'cetiiber inr'ludc'd permit $15,4(fl,92. In 1k"rrniber, a saw total building of worth $1,111,313 anti were pt'r'cee-iling negotiations as new highs were s'nluetl at $206,000, ('ciint Jordan Marsh store value In new building of between 30 single for the new total including the tr*n.rs of the of inctecd Also high in rate reached. Building witsu p It per $022M6R eoiistrtirte'i iii seen Of this private the valued at $565,flf1* $2,971,511 was being ('asselberry the City of ''City i-if 1972 was faintly homes buIldIng in cent over all in contrast with tastier1 for and were Pd all, I he Sari total, permits linnonti' South Seminole Utilities building and two industrial buildings, Al Ovit's)o whic h issued the 1971 year. And the great 101) Selmstisui Apartments with sf,,gh' farrilly and 16 ('4'9nparly" new strictures $53,IK) ak and the ((:ASstJco) majority of the new con. lwrtllIls for $809,000. $252,740. two units worth 300 was noted townhouse units city government on the ptir Altiunnnfr Springs valued at $3,101,634, up tit iwr struetion, sonic 74 per cent, was growth in professional buildings anti ('asselberry saw a 'Imp chase of Only phi'nnitic'nnl the 1971 totals af the water and sewer for its seen in the unincorporated rent Iroiti areas of the count',' am) in 11w $1,044,700. Activitywas down to 1971 when new t'nnstrut'tttin was retails stores In the Sit 43-SH In building activity in 1972 of system by the city. Mew tie-Ins only two single faintly homes up 0110 ;wr rent as building 434 area worth another II sthrait 24 per cent from the 1971 to thoh utility system were in ('it',- of Altamonte Springs. worth s.ia.000 in teretnlwr, ,rrmUa wet,' isqm'ti s'nlw'ii nit million No pernulis Inc single total of $9,165,303 to 17.570,636. limbo during the talk in 1972 Value of new hnllitinu was at least $172,343,1147,$fl. 11w fIgure is not exact since no firm totals were avaIlable from the .Seminole Counts' building (Iepartflwflt. lix' 1971 year saw construction county-wide totaling $lfll,001,054.10. An officer in the ci'iuint department estimated s'abie of beiiliiing in 1)ej'einher In 11w • .'lit (it tiiiice Mik n 1 111111 P tIt' a ill 'iii V.''iit''i.iay, lit SI I h'uiir' , ot I it to on I hiirs'bij (a v i na tin areas under the control of the By ANN Sl1t'7Kt)'SX I now rr.'ihy partit'iints to furnish their ,lotins Village, 250 (isfortl ltd .Inn. 11 at 11w lkaview Nursing sewing. Board of ('auioty (om The ward in out and ills final own ,nnt,'risls. Fern Park; on Thursday, at the home In Sanford; on Wedmis'ii-iners at ''about If you are a serious musician hi I )i,y Advent I t Chun It ri' 'ia y ill r1 ni Inn In it the xtiv not heron-c involved in '1114' two .-ru'tilt Ses'rntt iii' Clar;-wi are All ,i' iii .'itls' ii'. lii 1 114, 4S,265,001" who-h waulul bring total value of new construction Seiiiir,ole County iii t'ii ate in. suit.) all un' 'olo'dul"d ut IItiws in l".ir i'ct C ity ; anti itt Itedilinig Good Sn mniar II an home in chorus which meets on Thor in the 12 month period in vited to take note. The rackIng anti places •'onvrnir'nt t., you, Gtirdenii , at 511h arid Iiueust Sanlnirti; and there are two 7 slays at 7 p.m. at the ('hutch -if Streets lit Sanford 'there iq mu p.ni c himps held iliic is the schedule: theunlncorporateil areas to chair Is out of order one on the Good Shepharni in Sanfra- i pill., sewIng t'lass for Spanish, Wednesday January 10 at St. Or join the art appree'iatiori 1'Ut"tin)', inn 9, at 1:30 The reason is that out at $66,534,857 In comparison with $54,433,016 In 1971, up 22 per Seminole ,luniro College, a session In "Financial l'l,m- speaking real.li'nts at 7 p in John's Village in Fern I'ark class on Ttwidays at 9 a m to through ''Project Greatest" ning far-in ltetiretni'nt will Is' 'Iliuradny at the Bear I .nkc' and the at her anThtirsday, Inn cent, 1w held beginning on .Ian. 9, it The highest Increase In l'rograiiis For the Aging there conuluicted at the First l"eden:ul Elementary School in Forest II, at I41t1'eran Haven, in the Community United ('it)'; On Tuesdays at I p 1w at Slavia. building activity and value, are 24 opportunIties for lear- Savings and lAlnn in Oviedo. Methodist in Church S.'wii,g i'l:isses, nlresub' in All Soul.a Church at 8th antI Oak however, was In Winter Springs ning it new skill ni pursuing rnsseflwrry If you are artistic, why not which saw a rise of 420 per cent other areas of Interest. 111CM' progress, but still open to Streets, Sanifurti, on Wet!. Join the beginning or advanced With dates, times and plaros from the 1971 totaLs of $2,999,625 classes are free of charge cx- suitdent,s, are hct,ig held at 9 nesday at the Community •'lasses in nil painting scheduled still to Pm announced, look for _________ _________________________________________________________________ _________ Church in Chuliintii an-itl for Thursdnv,Jan. ii. ata.m. thesec)asaestobegln — Flnrh'Li : :; lliursdn' tit 1 tory, Dramatics, Rocks and at the Community Methodint q'I ..,I ' ;,i -. .nth 1h4) I .1 '.'.,....,.a "w' ,at. iii Cnrry' (fl, the in I"oreat City. class in acrylic painting in English classes For the Sanford. Spanish ssaking residents are For talented (onk.s who like "\ 1. being t'tintiut'tetl now at i p.Mr the look of embellished cakes, n Tuesdays at the Bear Lake \ , Elementary School in Forest enroll in the class for cake I -A decorating to he held on 0 .'I ( f.4 ,J /~ City, ) Wednesday Jan. 10, at 9 a.m. at I . Adult basic education, at N ,~,-. 131i p.m. at Bedding Gnrden,a in All Souls Church in Sanford . Sanford. There is an exciting Advanced registrations are -~, : ~, "Armchair Adventure" series required for this class, so call be ing conducted by Lyle Suf. today , field, director of Project Out at 11w (liur'h of the Greatest. On Tuesday, the class Nativity In lake Mary, a class Is at I pm. Jan. 9 at the Sanford has been scheduled In stltcheryNursing and Convalescent for Jan. 10 at 9 a m. This is a A j t - OR MORE F URNITURE SALES "He claims he's building up momentum for the Super Bowl game!" Y. 17-92 says, 49 — CASSILBIRRY . - , , • , . - _- ___________________________________-_____ .. - -. -- .. -- _______ -. .%, ' ,,,'$,,', ' . . / /, I i i L,,TAMON- Tm '.--- '- - -J _~:_ t---- - - ________ Is Your Furnace i1 - : Developer's Plan Nixed By Board . , - - . Stubborn As A Mule . . . . Install A Famous Dependable Carrier Furnace. Comfort Guaranteed - dries be changed to conform with the SC-3 zoning in the new 4094 1S The Sanford zoning and city zoning ordinance. In SC-3 zones there are no planning commission has j,' voiced disapproval on setback requirements and .: prospects of zoning for buildings can be built with sides townhouscsonafive-acretract abutting. Under the city 4 ll W -1 3-'.1 I -T' north of Country Club Road, building code buildings in a fire 1 1 OF SANFORD, INC east of Upsala Presbyterian district must have firewalLs 100 N. MAPLE AVE. Church and abutting with a four-hour section rating to 1 PHONE 3221321 three of Idyliwlide Subdivision separate buildings. on the east. :The board was approached by an unidentified developer : wisning a density Of five 10 4 -iT k&tT1 t_..a.iuses per acre. The tract is not presently within the tTf4.1 ________ ______________ Sanford city limits but sçuls fT! 1 Idyllwilde sectior three Is. $54.50 _1u1uII.IflTui;_ _,qr!~L ", "Ou - Z-P niember Jeff Davis op. posed the idea saying Country Club Road already has heavy traffic and the surrounding area Is TI-IAA residential (single family homes) or the equivllent. SP&CIAL . keyboard. Edward Blackshear cornALTAMONTE'S new hydro-pillar breaks the skyline at 157 het high. mented, "Townhouses don't The unusual facility which will hold 1.2 million gallons of water is one Smartly ,ryl.d. Solid it.t@l 6r". and COnIInI<IIOn. seem feasible here because of 2-color ribbon. S90mInt theft, Automatic parogroph part of a water system expansion costing a total of $506,916.45. In the the surrounding area." ndsnpot,on. V.ri and hor,,antoi haif-spocing. above photo Mayor Lawrence Swofford inspects the tank to go into hoard member Bob Karnes (omplil. .th b,agt f l carry -,; . cot. operation in April when other improvements at the site are completed, said he doesn't want to enI., . . .. (Donna Estes Photo) courage higher density In this area. City planner Gerald I)ake said gross density in the area L&M0O, ?UlA 133 E a st IIIN1O should Lw no more than two to 110, o,o t Ql•4o 2473411 - L o se CjwM'v 33 *546 three units per acre. :55.S 1. Q2 Co,ja 412 1242 T 1.61110 35' SISJ Irived 262 4 75 to recoinThe zoners voted treatment plant for $79,475 and Central Florida area with By DONNA Locke Well and Pump built the mend to city commission that sufficient space In its base to water supply well for $14,846. downtown fire district bounpark a large utility department A1.TAMONTE SPRINGS — truck in addit.icn to offices for Target date when the city's $1.2 the system. Lights are to be placed atop million gallon hydro-pillar water storage tank and its the tank as warning beacons for auxiliary 200,000 gallon ground airplanes. The hydro-pillar Is part of an storage facility with aerator well will go Into operation is expansion of the water system ~ and sometime in April, according to costing a total of $506,916.45 The hydro-pillar, built by the Mayor Lawrence Swofford. The hydro-pillar which ex- Pittsburgh-Des Moines Coin - I . tends 157 feet Into the ,ikyline puny cost $376,300. In addition, will be filled with water for Its C&'mitral Florida Underground final Inspection sometime this Laid water mains at cost of week. The ultra-modern tank $36,295.45 while Wilder Conis of unique design for the structlon Is building the water By BOB I.LOYI) q li . ______________ -... - - . . SOUTHERN AIR ' -. - , - 4 -- !!M;111'i -4i'- I OLIVETTI LETTERA 31 ____________ • ____________ ___ _______ ________ ____ , . ____ 4 george stuart Water Tank Ready Soon - -- D I '"kiwiff No Iftnewa ` DALE CARNEGIE Course — Your Ideas 'vi, su. lac - Senior Citizens To Learn Skills Confidence r - At Seminole Junior College Effective Speaking - A SUni-J0'/, Inn 1, )9fl Sanford IIr'riild By DONNA FSTE.S .,i Scinfordites Survive Quake ( H'e Seminole Building Records Shattered Sanford Favors Mize One Mon 's Opinion Nonvoters Mostly Donna's Deliberations insurance program hint at further demands on the Social Security System. Pleas for earlier retirement ages for workers and widows suggest higher and higher Costs, c 'T E L E PHONE i.: "i, ii 3CC) N :~- c ; L — Human Relations Memory Training — — — Self Selling Overcome Worry and Tension Class Now Forming In Sanford FOR INFORMATION CALL GARY THARP 647-0096 (No Toll) PRESENTED BY FLORIDA INSTITUTE, INC. Stan Whit latch, Associate Sponsor *I " I �S '. = - - -- 'J F' - •- I_i- - . ' - - - ---. -- --;Li'-. ------- .- ---. - ---- ------- - --V-'-- ' - --- --5 --5---- - ___ 6A—Thøcau'.1,rd 1-4er!d £,ttI* rday. Jir. 7,;73 From Court Dec. 31 t*bik f1¼ j IV 0 E) Res i e Ei,hteenth Judicial in the first issue, the bill detvr:mnedb the Chief Circuit, -- • ns Justice his duties. whereas in the new Court. The - -. courthouse 7 0 U C1'1 bc t a doormat that (ac ' __ (jr9 \ r _ 1_o~7_..;iA it - I % I I _, ______ ______ mdrvz;~ ' - e lit) es s Upset "t; i t want the people of Polk "1V08 1__1-i,. first reaction to a set guidelines on Article V handed down h C r iminal Court Judge .. The guidelines state "The Sta te Attorney the chief lam enfnrc'enit'rit officer of the w en Eigtiti't'ntt. .iudiciai Circuit 'uidelines makes it look IIKV a 'hilt Prilk doesn't neei-cs.aril CLINIC rrrr w. Crane PhD., MD. .i"rt under him. hut we'rt I r. 'i;.: like sanit' o tnu things in the suit we're seperalt' departi "iM1 'uidelines, this is the one provided, however, when ments" rlIlp'.l of u .ucunih In inertia .statement that upsets him authorized bs general la'A, the Assist,antSt.aw Attorney U.H lii'ii i. pa'ed ith nnd In ' Nowhere in the Article V is violations of all municipal Eaton says there is hasical1 no trnhinn " it, the iiid adage 1Jy \ ordiraince., mv %r lit- prosecuted difference in the duties of the applir,it, u% so %rite doun an "" the "chief la'A enforcement by municipal 'prosecutors. A two departments. "What hi' -- g'n' or outline of the mans officer '' Section 17 states: sthtt' attorne shafl lx' an meant was that the state at. diitiet oi' 'A ish In accompllh "State Attorney-In each elector of the state and reside in torne is the agency that has Sour output then ili zoom' L - h 11 he 's not. It - 'F - :; judicial circuit a state attorney -Iimi.~ - - -- - -M t other prescribed h I duties to hLs duties find he stuill not the chief lau enforcement nfgeneral law.- engage in the private practice firer of the ruunt -. Convicted; 5 Enter Pleas left to right Christ Peterson, first John Booth. second, Den f. arid Ti-or Jacobs, Ben 2, third. Nancy Booth Photo 6 .~- -, . I - It MARION BETHEA entering wi th intent to commit and placed the defen da nt on a felons - Judge Co'Aart placed probation for two years. One defendant was convicted Province on three years . % I.. % the territorial)urewliction of the the final say-so over whether or * CASr % -5W PaW D . agm! " nur ii teachers hc' east it would be t "And I explained ___ about, .. - - --5- - - -- ________ '' " - v' .-..'V: Aarm - - - - - --.. _.__ Circuit Court Slates "Hell Is with tilt teritiims Trials Week F 1117%, the' book and pamphlet would bones to get into gear when you would otherwise waste' time in an never be published easy chair, wondering what lw S I' ll)V%k'00(1 I IVI- h\ HICILICit- d Cowart, for the' first tune' the' coniniission of ii felony; Don and two counts of use of a on h my Agenda Ali oi flaul's 11 teachers procedure took place in the Fill. %, Lowery. allas ' Ada m firearm In commission of a afternoon at I 15 a.-, opposed to Uiniones. charged with in- felon%. pleaded guilty to the doubtless planned to use that 4. . answer "Multiple Choice"' the previous early morning f ormation for uttering a forgers' lesser offense of the first count: method for perking up interest in it-0111 left 1 Stvveii AlTlend. first : firian ' Ciribtwn. sv(,olld. alid * Steven Atcher. third, all of Den (;, Winter Spriris Nancy Booth Photo ' hour of h- "I" call NOAH - SAMSON 'ABRAHAM (2' %Vhn lost his life because he didn't get a haircut ARSALGM- •' Promises 'Availability 115 AN SIEX'ZKOWSKI ruidini: tilt- (:ount% These go%- em- J)"St deCadVL' "Further, we are tht- new Chairman. Ili tile past and % umnuasiuner Smdne Vitilen, encouraging "1 I not exist find it very the' ill order *to further protect the ' water quality. There' ;s'aks to the respons1bUitit' of 'huiirnuinistup arid this "mw" will tx c'ontinue'cl efforts li I l l!. job as tie' sees them strong coflinuKsioI being a dt.'ve'Iop open space' aitid ;I05it,1011 Of communication and 'I plan to establish regular recreational facilities find to if fice' hours for lii.' conduct of )uidar:t'e' rather than a ''one pr(lvi(lt' se-nice's a1reac1 in: th "univ business, but I will lx' man sbus. " making such us a good juvenilt.ss'ailnblt' to the' citizens of thi The' cornznissioyi as a whole ('enter arid mental health ('uunt y at all times, whether I will continue' progressive cf- facilty and a modern conami: in the office or not," tic said hurts to insure' qualit' growth, venlent branch of the Court f triniv. protectuil, , ii He said that hr viewed his in Se'rniniolt' Count through continued '-peIILsibllitII,'5 us t'hairmmujn to progressis e . u; Ii cthtr omiing - 'Of t'nursc, this Hoard must miie'un continuance' of the day to activities and restrictive continually operate- in a ph%. day- conduct of county business, development regulatioms and resixinswe sical inanner to " Our Count% I.,, growing so last efforts to insure, that insure, the, lowest possible that this keeping a day-to-day development promoted will be millage for the taxpayers," jAXD ~S'C)AF-'IN G-'~ IVn.~. huts a strong Boa,'d of County Coninnssio,,ers noss, one which I firmly believe' is stronger thzini at any time in the past," tie NURSERY & GARDEN SUPPLIES -' Al • Pottery commimiiatim and I i r a11fL1 ?) 4. 322- 261 1 - or 83 __ 1111111 father can "give her th is away"- the is ridiculous, especially since IT , To HERE like your opinion. '*" - - Experience CALL 838.8791 - \( I. \ I. me by my first name since I was more like a friend than a mot he r. I said, 'Fine. 'Whatever makes you comfortahle - " The first time she called me "Nellie" it hit me wrong, i realized it really wasn't fine with me. I love her like a daughter, not like a friend, and I d id n't feel comfortable id I have an idea she and my son cooked up he feels mo re comfortable calling her parents by their first names ra ther than "Mom and Dad." Have you any suggesUms? I want to resolve this before any more time passes. NAME PROBLEM IN ILLINOIS DEAR PROBLEM: Tell your daugh te r In law that dent feel comfortable being called "Nellie," and would she mind calling you "Mother Smith." "Mother Nellie." or something with which you both feel comfortable. . 4i t"prn thill Ca-roll ft*ter i I. kv -- j '"j'j.' I V# - v1' ' Higill). . ik -f~ ~~ SaIurdys 8. Sundys 9 5 Porw' fl7-r71 I!, - -_ % d, I i '4Y a ) , ,4) e I-LIrl 51 2 153 3O' — be followed since they can - 54 - - - — _______ - - — — — - - - - - - 0 , 'k. - — I , I I I I ), , J~ ~ 5;(;' W 6-v -IV J_ ____ — A ,V by Bowen & Schwari - PONE "AL1 'VE ____ ihf - r. I A GREAT B REAChING THE ( f-s UN WON 'T GET O ilf ) :VQLvEL' ON I . ' . I, "" " ______ p ,., . A1GNMEMT (, -\: I Jl Am [ 4,) Xt Breakfast Rush 11-IAT PERHAF A CIIA?'K t1IOULP Awl B BETTY (' 'NAItY 13E IN I really believe that some day tti' drt'ains will conic true. Which means that some tla , — ORDER. - ~ ; ,; A ~1141 ______ /4 __ C. _____________________________ a - by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY dIscu% ir in" scarves I ' lI ' neatly sorted instead of mixed with my pantyhose, the Y MEAPJ THC \ WHY NOrc,..'5INce * arrangelliellts ' house*will be filled %%,lilt three-I)oint flowi-r ,0ECRr-r MAV 65 IMPgipJrEpd, and life will lit' serene. our _ Until that glorious hour arrives, I 'iii oh aid I'll hoyt' more mornings like this one. 1 MA'8 14 TATTOOIO A CLUE 70 THE A wA'rrR.- - ,j FROt'J'r TATTOO RiGT ON ( G'WMJ.8-AYt WI4W 414E WA A LITTLE GIRLL ARTIØ1'- - , : P' 40W - 4Ot.P _0t , 4- 1 ___ It was nothing more than the- regular rotitine--ironing '' 1 a blouse as the school bus turned the corner, while, at same time, finding milk and lunch money and answering - i s the telephone. ________________ ______ , nobody spills cocaa on their ' school books or drops it hairbrush' into the toilet. The only way a woman can live through the usual the most I hone for on most mornings is that IT ______ r . _____________________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST morning ordeal is by being t'ittier organized or schizophrenic. I get by with telling myself, with cool detachment. that the Real Me isn't here sponging cocoa at all. The Real Me is lolling languiill on a crescent beach sumin'whie'rt' in the south of l"ranct' She wants ou to take her place in the - 1 1. "' - -, '- , P. by Bob ThGvs ' "C ., 41-1 . ::- -5, '4-'-.', - - . .. ' - ' -rrrrn - ' by Dick CaHi WINTHROP __________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ ________________________________ ____________________________ ________________________________ - at tiooii. She wants you to care for her child, who is absci lutely dripping germs. so he can take somebody else's place in the cafe'te'ria Of . -. cafeteria case you don't need to talk to her, particularly before' breakfast. Second, either stop serving cocoa for breakfast or '.tT $"T 1Hi ALW Nc€O.. L-L-- ) " - course, the- caller may inerely be insane. Ili 'A4111('11 SOA1V \ 'HQTtA,glA LA ? [)if), the school bus. solve the problem for next year by either buying, paper clothes or getting tile address of the neare-st LI- 0 (July 22 to Aug 21) Your Intuition will tell you now 6 . ~ - - -- Third, if you are always Ironing blouses in a race with " I 7, I I . . : / _ BLONDIE TI' *_____*,i'' Return Opener? Not Always where you stand with assriciates in )oint projects and make 4,AJS r %U,5l 432 V try to gain the cooperation of co-workers to your dutict . find uu can unprove conditions at home to your satisfaction, plus the satisfaction of others- Study a plan that will make you more successful Control your temper. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Make appointments now that an bnng yOU the ne satry help t advance in business. You art thinking vrrY clearly and can now put your points across easily Evening is best for making future plans person who does not understand you PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mr 20) You have the energy flOW to ahead in business. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY - . be or she will be with an inquisitive m ind a nd one of th ose alert young people therefore ihould be supervised and taught the facts of life at an early age. Otherwise your progeny could get into all sorts of trouble because of the peat imagination and energy here. This chart can be a most successful guide in whatever has 0 do with the :rtistic, social and cultural. Religion is a must bees. —The Slats impel. they do not compel " £ K h 'I V Q 30 £K!2 sui'Tu o Q 47 AK • A8 4 Q 10 liotli s'mOi' Wriii p P's North Va%t 3 Ni' shown at least 16 by his open. nuti 00111, (hit' niust Vs est could hold w oulil he one lie diamond reI' point more ' Writ would set tip West's suit but at ttn' end of the lionel Vest would still Lw waiting for someone to lead it to him Theft w h er e could setting tricks develop" In hearts, if West held the' jack. Could West hold the' jack III It ('ii i t ' C4'rtaUtI)' lie' ,miighit have one point and a ja'k counted 01W point Simile East shifted to it heart and I 'F I'..-- 'ito - i' Situthi had In lose both black suit finesses, lie ssnuiui it) ttie soup. OpesiIn 1.'d • Q CAME " I,, . () " 6 i, :--,,/ ~ ____ — ,,~` _ I- -__________ _______________ _________ -(I up A *, - BATC C CUPCAE JLJ5T FCR 1ost of the' timmie' ii.' s ill be' j.,,,,, popular with his Ilurt:ier hut often tie % IV / - ' i1 'O ' AFTER CUPCAKES!! i UT OE LON& ) OEN DERs i l '- .______ ("p I I ) I I' , ' 9 - I I- Mon Walker ) 6_ ---v , ' \ 1 ,i,) 1) (-~ t- k— " ) i - ____________ 1 1, * - - ') - I I 1 ) 1)I ~14II I'as - i, -Do ~ ~ 4 - ______ _____ __ 5I.L'Iti 46 C '' _____ ____ ____________ I 7PI I LL W01 —. ___ .J ,- BEETLE BAILEY U6114Il l 1 1 I'A F5I v, ~g. , I, __ .. 16, way for a bridge pbs :i " -- V r-. i Jacob) turn his PatltIt'm 's lead umi -) .,j IHIWPA1Iz iHtIPIItt AtSN You. S',,,tIi, hold iII him opponents. East was careful to hut his What (II ) )t1(I (II) lUIs5' A-Afirr r eros .- ii n g (rout kin of diamitonds on hits purl. )siliI' suiprisa', uu just p*as. tier s queen South let the You, palinrr iserils a lot Iir a king hold and ii wa, hiiiit' slitni. 'ioI)A"S qt'I'lIN iw- East to do a littli' think' IIISIL'd(i of lialditig li,tji i,",jit' in' 'jt could retui ii hits part. your pailii Ci hula hii, cliii' ner's lead and set 'ii' the diii. iutoiida Whiit do you 4., ,u,,.," What you make of itiond twit but would this get R ighter Forecast (flame of newspaper), P.O. Box Wet' queen of dIamonds ((c) 1973. McNaugitt Syndicate, Inc.) -'_ (i KNOW ()) , " , 'I" Chic Young - '- --\....J -- ' \__ 11% 0I 'A aid & Jailles . . I - ;zi ~T I, ii< p'ho"HsJ BUT' A BOO4<) 1 RADG IN BE YOU FULL cc FAL Empry PA&ES I 1/_~ • - I I AROUND. TODAY SELUSX3 6004<S ; .7 _______________________ __________ -,i - --r'--S ''2 HE s " qff oo MA made 23, and since South had lead guaranteed tilt-- Jack I hr e e' more Thus pop.,, P0. Ia, 419, Radio ________________________ THE _________ 4tWOW, dCe1Nt ,'4RM IfSiVOJr/ il .Eu? __ ___ - Sy Barry hO nAte IN TNt JU$61f" "L EvgRNE' - P ___ _____ _____ - • _ book _ ____ ( ___ _________ —' — and Thf tRiEt5-' MO CAfP TO AR6U \ i ____________________ I ~— TRAM e Falk , , -'— c'.scuoe 8o1P4 I. I City )&J') 1%$f() ecRtr I Wit lifil ' ' . . Station, Now York, N.Y. 10019. _______ THAT I MI ta Ant%rr Slmida% Loin unywli*-nt-" you: life is largely up to YOU' I)Urlinmi)' showed nine highas t for your sign for ividual Forec lo, JACO$'Y MODERN Carroll Righter's I nd February is now ready For your copy scud your birthdite and card points East was look' ing at ii in his own hand and to: "Win of Bidpa." (do fi 629, Hrillywood, Calif. 900"8- 40 'tI b 1A __________________ / t WIN AT BRIDGE 4 A 101 o' 4 • 74 ~ D IfYOu PtfKve1c, y0u 22 to Dec " 11 nudist colony hoW to make bigger headway toward you goals since mere tarts are not sufficient Mate goes along with a (we plan you have Try to be mule pb1ipt cat VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Show that you know exactly I-IARIUS (Nov SAGI' 5-. ___________________________________ ~,I _______________________________________________ early Join a gToup that can be a meant of your getting ahead faster In tite future. Show you are a worthwhile person. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Study new ideas that can bring more success into your life and get the appreciation of tugher-ups 1)0 the research work necessary. Know what 'our potentials are and make good use of them. 4 OPEN SUNDAYS-NO APPOINTMENT NECES . 1 1 ., V, . i;~~ ..----~\, 1 %, .'f - ~ THE BADGE GUYS - giant sponges to be used as place mats. time just sitting around lake action \ ILDA RICHMOND c,I 9.57 ' I ~- ,i, "- "_ LI1::c' - I - be cLMlNl May 21 to June 21) You can go ahead with those t .T:; Casselberry, Fla. `-~T- ! -J are done with everyone beneuitting Later, take steps to improve your wardrobe. Throw out Whatever is obsolete. SORP1O (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Taking a chance on those ssful now where it was fine ideas you have will prove succe impossible in the Past. Come to a more romantic understanding with mate- Happiness can be increased now 831 4757 -1 .,... ( helpful to )'OU Don't try to fool others, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Good friends, though demanding, can be of real help to you flOW, 50 contact th em you. CONNIE LESLIE ;9! II e-,~ f, --.I) 11 I , .,) , 0 4 L ~,~, , : JT V`N _ - ...'~ ) •,,;.---- 39 ______ &OU I .4ti .. Or ~, -- placed persons are bigger headway A vital plan you have is accepted flOW Ui public life Avoid one who is unfriendly to )OU. LIBRA iSept. 23 to Oct. 22) With all that work ahead of P0 Box 4214 Sanford, FL Open9A M 9P M Weekdays - _V~ - . - __________________ __________________________ / WEIE UMPINJG k activities now that will help you in-your Cared. Straighten out S11111t- on .%(our lacv- VIRGINIA PETROSKI SANFORD 'Y'OUR F4TER JUMPED OVER (AN / tI'-II:v' - Anybody who calls before breakfast wants one of two " charming and uttc_hgcflt person. Control your temper. ULO C lK e THE E IN CO ME TAX PE OP 0 LE _______ by Al V.rm.v First, never answer the telephone before breakfast GENERAL TLNDLNCILS. Now you f ind YOU have all kinds of onderful aspects to put Ut motion, particularly if they pertain to the loftier attributes of can help you tet Bank A men Cd rd !J Since 1964 ' f Hwy __________________________________________ 17 - ___ PRISCILLA'S POP - L ___________ quit.' - _. _______ ________________ - put in a good day's work, and then delve into the social that -#s " ,~ I 7 things. havc good hunches that should hut the Wvlcoiliv Wai' lflri t',ste'ss cart make it easier I ~ _, ~ am i E ____ 0 ARIES (Mat 21 to Apr 19) Get together with a bigwig )'OU know for the data and support you need at thus time. You ,,,,, , f tv -! i) - ____ - th ad, .sdi iiitit iiiae his or her o ii tiisco't'. ics on how to cope. As I make a concerted effort toward altaming my dream and being less schizoid about tht. whole thing, I have come up wi th some ideas U\' etc III \ ; 911oiOe f~o~,, II — . t pfucla income in the near future. Don' -11 fl - a credit matter ic )OU can ads'4nCC more quickly Don't waste rl*- " -k- Over 50 Years Of Landscaping I 4". ',._ - LI-. \ \ I \ ( III') \I I. I 1' ,IA IN GE today (or putting ideas across that ill ad you to have gIcMtei INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICE - man 46i, 4 • Sprinkler Systems Garden Center - 1 -9993 undal ., 15. 309 E. FIRST do heads, guiding the overall flip.. her , centsandtypeoffsonieofthctt ,J Seminole ~irrath so RROLL RIO" cafl go back to some either l;uiriis tt'r A1 • Gift Shop - r 7K I- . GOSM This means to Vihien that the w'mans position now will take on the characteristics of keeping communication and information flowing to th e • Pet Supplies wedding receptive to your trnbitions 1 hing big Item" the 3 9TRC''T 3 LO/)O'I 3 .,,/ C.IvELAs) ( SPECIIC3 - '? I A I CAT YOU BE MORE ThE SUN 5 FROM 4EEART.tQ. PAR 4- couRcEJ ui o -, - I FORECAST F OR MONDAY, JANUARY R. 1973 in his own hom e" . se'i('e. \\'e do riot thsapeas or • Statuary Mosle! Chrg.. Being Taken- Apply At added. for inconiie tax hel1,,. Complete Line of ____________________________________________________________ Route Carriers Now " ( - —— your being called "Nellie" by my daughter in law. I - ' adjust to your nie'A sur ri'unthn,gs, and mayts- ---- -- k - 17 FREE ESTIMATES . Applications For Motor " Furt.lier Senunole County : Wiu h's: Os lift t.ee'auM' he Henry Block has reasons sIiy you -should come to us DISTINCTIVE - tjue~;tjons C%4ou TELL -''. ____ Actually _ operation going smoothly is in itself an enormous task." Ls tit(. case of I(obe,rt llirakes Iteallard is continued a 0 . envision 29 will L-ontinue to push hard for miii'nt.ul operations A titan who aIread seeing individual progressive' road construction dt'clitres that from the date' of proerts. ideas and inia'inntIve' prngriinis whirl' will better his election, the' office' of the ne's programs coming front all meet the' traffic demands "We' t 'tialrmanship will lx' different five' of the commissioners. He' plan: to work to initiate' utilities It will lx' 'loss kt've'd ' said this has riot been the case' throughout the' counts' which do And Norris Jan. Include Chisloni, charged in two cases Henri Esparza , cha rged witi. i's b it.: th two counts each of robbers- rape arid assault with intent Ii i' th tiu:ties: calibre-, Vitilt,n wi arid use of a firearm in coin- cnniimtii! rape Espur2a pledrd sa id George nut uiits ''We- should, and no doubt. tfliSt01( of a fclut, ii: business and "rod being ttii powerful outgoing position tui been the cast' during the' '\ nt'st titan in the' chair - charged with information for degree misdemeanor. Judge' uttering a f orger, and John Cowart withheld adjudica ti on chii*rit.'eto guess, even if they base' I r For it gives all youngsters week of Jan 15 in the cases of 14c, charged with kidnapping. ofguilt anddeferred sentencing never previously heard of the until after trial of the co. bible incidents or persons infive defendants, all of whom soked plead not guilty Docketed for trial the' week of defendant in the case, Eliza Ht'rt'are'acouple'orthe'i.ample' New Commission Head %-Oil. Same goes for rather she call me "Mom"or "Mother Smith"or even "Mrs Smith" as she did before, pagan child knows his we by Lorry Lewis __ 4.) tied my son ) my daughter in law said she would li ke to gol a haircut" NATHAN - J lk._ _____ AttER whhMO BURNS CAMPUS ) in two cases: Jack Williams, assault and battery; a first bibie kssuns During th e' arraignziients, trial was scheduled for th e - 20 - these two won't need a rehearsal. I So bend for m% -- Bible Frank Ileal.ford, charged on a should be doing next' Booklet.'' enclosinè a Jong In arraignntents this week Hall, charged wi th aggravated four-count informa ti on wi th two I knosi. for I feel like the rest of before' Circuit Judge' Jot' assault and use of a firearm in count' of aggravated battery mankind and must spin' myself stamped, return envelope, plus %VINNEItS in Cub Scout J'ack r. " _ — DEAR ABRI': Six weeks ago [a week before she mar- That's what pe-d,agogtcal "par" - - '.j I' d Th:7: 1 ' DEAR UP: Under the circumstanced. the less coospko- , 7"hen you can prod your — — 4 ml% , W 0 11 IU 28 wants "5- a 14 ,. I 110 - _________ h I And - 9 ___ - Fool down, the will. On ' big \ 11 - paved with good in, - 8 23 daughter DR ARR\' M% husband has a -year b' is first wife, Sally l. being married soon, She has already had two weddings and two dIvorces, but she . - _. Which is wh I have often make mwi rniMakt-s intent to cheat and defraud thie So within 90 minutes, 'ou can urged you to ke'p a 'Aeekl or "umpan by selling ath'ertising nmnttils "Agenda" of duties thus take' a visitor pagan and havi' him serving as your SpiC't' to the company in a book - h U; perform and pamphlet when Mills kne,A 5 of a oar lovely 5 7 i unless "01 marrying has also been maffled t'a1. b& .t-o l:ving together for a year ,v '.' ': i.' I say Sally and he fiance ought to go away and quietly -. ' -' get married and forget the wedding. Her father says whit.-, ever she wants to do is all right with him, daddy and mother probably ft her make you! r Sunda%- School and ttiat vmitor b% it Circuit Jur% and five proliention with the special Leonard Schildhouse, thustastic , even heard of the diefendants entered guilt% picas condition that tie servv one year charged with pors.session of drug "But nnl%. 2 ref the li ever has never Bible he will tr the test followed up this idea in trials held this week in in counts' jail with credit for paraphernalia pleaded guilty to Then he will listen to the "Set their classes actuall Circuit Court before Judge Jix' time incarcerated The state attempted possession of drug ('onstruction ("tmipan let at again. I think Everybody is tempted to try typewriter "And wi th car bon pa per. a this type of quiz, hoping to beat teacher can easmls. type off in or 'the laws of chance Thus if one of your regular more copies for use hs her class pupils invit es a playmate to' "All ii teachers seemed obtainin,! F1I0I`eeV front Shubert - - servant haji,hand. If 'ou don't put ' don't a teacher explain each item to see doubled in size Cowart nolle dropped' paraphernalia. Judge Cowan prossed "The parents of the children if he got it right .James Dawson was convicted charges of grand liircen. ALso withheld adjudication of guilt also have been lavish in praise of Sc' he will be attentive for the o minutes devoted to the lesson b the jury of the charge of noilt' prossed were charges and placed the defendant On thou' 2 teachers And even if he was correct uttering it furger. Sentencing against Robert Ansley of probation for 18 monUis. "But, Dr Crane wh'. don't nn) 2 or 3 of your It, questions. more teachers take advantage of I.,, deferred until a later date possession and sale of a you teachers can then praise the such splendid ideas, esperialk ,James Mills, charged in and the defendant is remanded prohibited drug sisitor 'h'i they are so easy and It' custody. Dianne Kull. charged wi th unusual cast' wi th be in g a &nd urge h;. to isc test to 'm uil'lu'A cheat,pleadguilty Ronald Province, charged two counts of uttering a home to see ho'A 'Aell his parents can perform thereon with breaking and entering with forgery. plead guilt - to one as charged. The court placed (.()1)1) I'n:vrios This is sweet music to every intent to commit a felony and count and the state nolle' turn on proba tion for 24 mon ths Don't you remember the old child's ears, for youngsters relish and withheld adjudication of grand larceny plead guilty to prossed the other The "showing up" their elders. the charge of breaking and withheld adjudication of guilt guilt Mills was charged with adage that states 'I DEAR DOORMAT: Iou can't be a doormat _____ I(, folloss your suggestions typing a 10-question quiz on the s' eckly lesson "As you had mentioned most - t"i Al '' ," - _ S2Orlentaiwn 53 ihitch 'its T i'd' OIhI%II lB the _________________________________ shall lx' elected for a term of circuit He shall be and have not to prosecute." is a Sunday School Supe-. four 'cars He shall lx' th e been a member of the bar of tendent Eaton went on to sa tnat prosecuting officer of all trial Florida I or tlit' preceedrng five was his undersuinthog that the [)r Crane," he began, "1 : courts in that circuit and shall years. He shall devote full ti me constitution makes the sheriff for your 'Bible Booklet' about t months ago rform the ittit' WORRY '', I dress and but rooms is - H 23 4 8 6 - I JIR __ _ 10 Peat iiFeniie 4iRcmovr mntrr fruit akin 12 S.othaa er i9Whoiranwint 43KtnloIad'-.'i 2('it in 45 Ei'ct 45 - - inni'. ('anata N.v Soutit 24 Biological entity st rtwm . 13 City in in. line - ___ '. OCJ(I WhIr S --- v ,. •1 _____ 31 I'iertc a(lie It 33 Reath ,Ieftin'tt" 3 37 l'ateIIi 39 Laaio sne- 7 }jinct bnI * c.tt P flirme'e - .,, _____ the moon New Eniland 59Vrnetrate ,itsto(ab) 2G Kcko'a Sa wcapon Mountst'i 2111 Aluminum, (ifiti tin, etc. V Aerilotm fuel 3 Give *at to 4flwerin Nic aragua 32Yugo.Iavcit Ireland r •',rntn,t 1' 34 Cuido' note City In iiiir'i 2" SO no one -: from that the available so that"he might move as,soctation of courtreporters into the office uill not certift. 49 German onontt SO Full of chtn'a 54 (ha,u 23rrrtan— - _________ __ S Mut,linr mammal bronze 57 Autocrat 20 Sea iFr i 21Sidel ong book u. _ _____ 2 ,N S\ ____ ___ __ ______ ______ door sheriff the chief law enThe lack of space in the office Asked whai duties he will foreement offi cer of the county, was cited b Ellerbe as an assume now that he is no longer and that "no jud ge can change object of contention in that in the official court reporter, the constitution" his present suite of offices over Ellerbe said he will still take '1 don't want the people of the Roumiltht Building he has deposiion.s and work in civil this counts' to think the state five in which to perform court I :ittnrne is the chief last officer, 14-5 contends, i,,',, .. M1 I bdT Li*. WHAT WYIN VIIIP1WI1 Ill !L fliT, parttHiR " —'.4. YPMI... _____ enetgy I Moor? ._-- ______ ___ abbrevlatk'n ailand / tHP NDWT ME UI.R( WI AR 'txi ( 4AT TWIPØtIN ON TH TAL EM flhlM(tPiOt, 01w... ( any tailed space. this counts to ix misinformed." her. - is Th.al wa.s' Sheriff John Polk's Sunday, Jan 1, I'm- -/A by V. T. Hamlin .,.eut I WflV R4T, wit 514E - 47 Unit of h the with court - "F )'ue State tS Show dLspieuutf at I 01 Drr" 17 Coin f T 15 Roman 25 DEAR ABBY: I have a daughter who is 28 )vars old rid she never lifts a finger In the house to help me. I have mad gall bladder surgery and trouble with my nerves due to "the change' and I can't stand aggravation this girl me. She throws her clothes around and I am always picking p after She never finishes thing she starts. She to sew a hem and rip"er for me. left 'You should we her room! I have to keep her ked will it. She used to give me $10 a week room and hoard, but I haven't seen a penny (or a year as she is saving to t iiuirried. Meanwhile, she doesn't have anybody steady, she invites a different fellow over here for supper nearly eve night and I do cooking and wait on them like -I'm the maid, and she leaves the mess for me to clean up Even my b&ishand doesn 't help me lie's to I.'u) was h the car so I have to do it. I could write a hook. ____ DOORMAT Please help me John Polk ' first Buren ,• . (t'B S('OI.'T Alan Forster (if 1ic'l I 9t, uh(, Ic'c; fu' highest htmit shown with proud parents, a Cub earn. "Arrow of Light." and Mrs SLank'' Forster of ('asst'Iherr 'Nancy Booth Phnto can By Abiqail Van who also __j *_2.~ 1_I who 1i -' less you lie down re private , - I canoe 42 CatifornIa' .--Stn44ohyairrr.tt 4*Ttmet*hle ---- (-X X14 triij ui' ____ - - IyIIT% 4t *port 7 Brazilian town (var) e.o?t. g per Iff 35Toighrn 3* I3.tnne* IP.rtivtan Drummond has 4 - OOP ''I MAN '\H( -I ACROSS k 4i there is only one Seminole provides that the court report. of the State Supreme . Following a victoty having nd Brevard Counties. ers shall be paid for services in schedule of hourl)- per them room pro%ided. back fees, held In limbo for alleged that According to Ellerbe, his criminal proceedings in court rate and-or a sum for appearsome time, paid by the Clerk: of resignation which is certain to on an hourly diem rate and- ance shall be established b the this Is sufficient for Elkrbe's the the Court, the county again cause problems In the judicial or an allowance when such Chief Justice based on a survey official duties and es a situation of a dis- system, was precipitated for servwes a In excess of those of practices and needs, the bi ll county is not going to subsidize gruntled court re porter wi th th e two reasons; senate bill 24-A In required. Further, that the provides, his practice with at. resignation of official court which he alleges the state official court reporters shall not Ellerbe is dise nchanted with torneys. Ellerbe contend ed that reporter Curtis Ellerbe, legislature "took away the be entitled to additional eom• the amount of office space 1)rummond has objected to a Ellerbe submitted his salaries of court reporters) pensation from th e appropria- provided in the new courthouse, de position room being proresignation, effective Dec. 31 to per se and the (act that th e tion unless the services are re and further alleges that he ha s vided, but noted this is C,o% Rpubin Askew as the of- Counly CommLwsion did "awny quired in excess of the been unable to procure a key to necessary for pre-trial final reporter for the with the office .space ncr se" minimum number of hours as the office, although former examinations and is a part of ___________ ounty 1 ommission ;hairrnan the court function. ______ Ellerbe has con ta ct ed all reg Drummond has sta ted th e deputies serve under him, is available to Ellerbe. he typifies as "one big EIlerbe,hnwever,sa)'shehas raIled "50 tunes," that his wife happy family" and stated that U 'p d ui e attempted to all have refused to work ;tnd nephew the new official court repor te r, prO'ure the key to no avail, Ellerbe transmitted a letter Norman Robbin, appointed b% u the Counts Commission on Circuit Judge Richard Dec. 9, sthtint that he had been Muidrew advised b. Administrative AsThe problem county will face sistant Rodney layer that a key in having available court Is not available to the office portcrsisseenb the statement report. designated for the Ellerbe that the only re H C,AR\ 1 M'IAIR 4' 1;t Stitt' attornev shall t'r and that it is currenU being porters Hobbin t St • appoint such assistant stale used for office Ellerbe mask operators, which, he "1 have no qualms with the attorneys as may be authorized requested that he be advised say are subject to mechanical sta te attorney or the Judge, I by law." 'A- hen the key would be failure and which the Florida just don' which encompasses 1% , # er Ell wjo _ —_ ;_____ i ALLEY r 14 RMARIONRETHEA ) P 1.k. ter r -- - Pr,,i,. Travelogue l3The}t ~ f" r. o - iheSanford Herald Am%v,r P ____________ — Re -- __ ~ - , ______________ )7 _____ )r ________________ _____ &'I I �--- -.---'-- - -- ------------ '--- __:____ ------- ------ ---- -•--- ---- - ---- ------- ---- - - - ------- - -----.-- _- - -'- "-,'-- -,-. I RA-The Sanford Herald 6A -- _: _ _ __ ---. Sunday, Jan. 7J973 -e-------- :::---- - Program ' lop - - - ' Nips Ocoee, 5 7 - 55 l_ 1 rn * r Bridge rr:t. - --F-7- L_ r-.vcr'-.,._. i- __ &_ _ ~ -. - . - -%-. -_ __ ______ ---~-~--,W- --t. ') S-z--~--~ ~ _ m-... t' *' : ~. I. ._ .~ _-, "'.-1 _____,-.:,-, .__ ______ _ __~ -1 _- II ., rI .% ,__.~:.._. i, ., - -1. !,.--- ~_.. _. __ I .. __ ___ .I--- --- - _ _Z'__ " -_~~__ . . ~ -IiiI I ---:k -:vI --s I-~ ----X~ . ___ I -"~:~ - _1._:- - __ _ .-"__ ___~_ ~ =_ -_.~-_ --. .--, 4 ! - - 4 ____ _~~_ Ij _4 _-_ -, D.O.T Revisions Road Projects, Oa c teen --jc-- rz-.- - ' -tJj Action - :1__._- - r_ ixth truggles To Oviedo n_i_ !-_ _;~.i_4,i.~t 7_;t~11~1_,~_~,:._:,R, _Mic. S VIctory fly (IWG SINDAI) in the ( )rnngi' Hell ( 'onleren(1' ills (hi' game in the thirst (WI -mw his k anil with give sip iind fiight their way rniiaining 1l'it IF L. rrisi Itcr1dSpo Stall in many 8 ear. qnsirtrr. fist th ni'e Other primary road projects Boulevard to SR 436; and only scheduled project in the from SR 436 to 1-4 on SR has been budgeted for ROW on 1972-73 include $100,M) con. costs of $4000 on Aloma Avenue (-little bask 1:30 remaining in the 'ril tmvk to within 10 with 115 to go both attrnp arnt the rlotk ran Is led for the 19- focal year $15000 for enginermg a safety primary road budget for 197 the signaLs at the (ange Counts' line Anti it looks as If the I.ions From a 19 Iw,int slot loll univ to lieu the qu'ore sit 12 fill on 1S,000. 1 safety project. suctrnn for left tu it long but a lat eronil shot by the rjt with (M.4o the winner The Oviedo Lions, putting who wan tlw()He s-hampinnchip fall chart 'y include: so,noo for right of project on s-ui Right of way acquisition and piiints whets 5426 Work on Howell Branch Road DOT has budgeted $100,000 modification at S4:4 and 17-92: scheduled for 1972..73 . their unbeiten record And A .1 ~-rar Ag o Pre %%(,Il oii their way I.my Jvnkiw, Inks htm frepqhqit of the First quarter the . wait, $20.000 for planning and engineering for the now Osteen Also included in the priman from Orange Countv tri 4.;436 will frnm rural federal aid to $8.5M at 1.1ke Mar) Blvd. and Construction is schedilled for i _ its the quarter ended .Sunday, January rachenl s-tshle figur.s. fig 7, 1973 $40000 for engineering on the Bridge on the St. Johns River on road budget is $),000 for carr engineering costs of $100; primary and state pnmar 17-92: $7.500 at O'Brien Road 1973-74 on S426A at Maitland art I Itook tile III 14-12 Art tlw fourth flitarts-r trip-rood, Allen led with 18, Carletnin PROGRAM ti Z'1 X top 2Oon 11w line, .4I off a halt' nns 5thnsI 2 4) in t-s)fllererni' gitmito _"15A topts the State Deptirtwidening And resurfacing a! SWilts plann-mg sins' the second Maitland Blvd. at a budgeted figure of with R.O.W. $10O.P00 and funds for R.O.W on 17-r, along and 17-92; S7,500. fit Lake .1. '[1)4' sersinsi period opened thc' roof Fell in on (Jvteclo The Itrundidge had 13 and 'reddIe It 419 from U.S. 17-92 to Oviedo; play anti If they (-an get by rrinaliflog merit of Transportation revised -. Boulevard extension from U.S. sidewalk engineering, si,(mo. Lake Monroe for 1974.75. First Howell Rand west of 17-92. and I Ocoee Cardinali 57-M In Ovi(410 S 1 50.9W for right of way. S I 0,000 17-92 to SR .lI. $5.000 for Lakeview, it sbould tip A g(XXI Bush said county wide work program for this year, Tfie first timorter I)IN-114,11 Just ConstIruction of traffic signals phase construction on.q34 from SCU; Crates at the RR croI Nothing is reported in this 1i with neither 1pain tving nble fro find ne-t (only flid they beRin tori ,fill itcrortorr.4 with 7.1 whilow Plard Frida y night. ear for I)ave Millers rages according ti-i Seminole Countsfor engineering and $200,000 for aheut the engineering and 5200,000 for planning and engineering run the on 5436 at Lake Howell Road 5436 to 1-4. allotted $S00,000, at S436A, $6,000; gates at RR area of work for 1974-1976. ( ,r ;sv even-one s's. break the game open anti with make nunrsf'rr',is turnovers but rrintrshtierl 1 f-r It was a near capacity, No ant' multi have asked far a l)PtC(I is ills neil her tea in for construction Engineer Wilitam Bush. of construction of modifications at secondars- roads in Seminole south of C-asselberi- has local with an additional phase in 19Th- crossing on 5-427, south of however in the period 197&-7;, Iwitli tenimi' making a lot of ts'gnn to Foul the ()c-.e learn dinak . partisan crowd that cheered (he helter finish fur an imupartant holding 8 tlr'mishs'sl edge ansi the mistakes, Bust, said a DOT report modificatintis to the Interstate the U-S 17-92 and SR 4.16 in. County during the years 1. 517 ,2- funds budgeted in the Amount of 76 for a figure of SRM,OM plus Milwele. $6,0M. and gates at WT engineering budget f(v * * * miii ltodg -:.41 of the Cari i I ions to their stth straight ganw than the one that Oviedo itiggest least twing cl nsirsts by 4-SR 436 interchange at released Januar3 2 shows the tersecimon, and $40.000 for l9T7wIllreflectatot.alof $25,000 $8500. local funds of $300,000. This is S434 crossing in Longwcuod. addition of two lanes on S427 flul late in the quarter the dinni-' became a one man learn OF o ;r oar victor)- isithout a loss in one of anti th'ot't' out on I"rlslav ntht t1;i I.isiws sort s':irls- in 11) Osteen bridge project right of Altamonte Springs. &W,000 for ! 0 engin"ring and S7 ,56.0W for in the budget w; submitted b%A sidewalk an 27th .street in the only scheduled construction Sh.(W Crimr-Inirticin at S 11 410 frnm Oranve rnlinl.%, tc. S41f -:., (i% 41111 the most exciting ganies pla~vd Oviedti threaletied to 171111 11W.1%11 ronstruction for two additional way cast.s budgeted at $40,000 #0 FM A construction of lighting on the IX)T. Countywide signal * Sanford tS-427Ai has been for 1975-73 in the .wcondary and.';C,I.RR, $15,Wwith $17 1 ; ' an (tie ('surds. It,., I tan moved iipart with his hot shrs's?ing The and engineering at S30000 lanes on US 17-92 from Maitland Interstate 4 from the Orange- planning and engineering has budgeted for ROW costs of system according to the report. already allotted one lane, $10,000. with eouI. 4 ''sit (a a seven point least with I ions Iritsi was (lit In 51.41 with R't)rd d. 4 '3 Seminole County line to SR 436 been allotted $10,000 designated 5.5,000 and engineering, $1,(J); Right pf wa costs of 5.100,000 Engineering has been structic'n budgeted (cur this one I 13 11 2 II ri'rnainiiig in the tutu And r' $6 to go in the game when yet f)eøi 00 The DOT report covers for work in 1972.73, Right of traffic signal at 5436 and Lake for the Maitland Boulevard budgeted in the amount of lane, at $l20.00C. Engineering it appeared as lithe I.ions run another piers' of the roof Fell in. r,6ôP 1 1I I projects for the five v"r period WaY allocations county wide Brantley Rciad, local funds Meminn from 1 7-92 to S436 has $1,01V for work at 42fiA at 1 for Grapeville Avenue work. is anti gun oiienc was paying off Two goal tending rail on the h-nm January 1972 through were allocated $25,000 over the budgeted for construction been included in the 1974-75 Mastlanct Boulevard i at Orange I set at $10,000 and at S436A cia 0 "1 I As the first half saint' to ii 1.lonc gains' the Cards two easy MCqIl 1978r five year period and county $10,000; railroad signal at North budget. 0 1 County lirwu, with an additional Howell Branch Rd., from S 436 s-hsisr the cagers fronts Oviedo tuske1s and all of a siulden the fl II tOTAl 4 wide construction Inspections, Street, Altamonte Springs, in 197E'..77. ROW for future $7,500 for ROW and R.O.W ' to 426, $10,000. : had nperwsi up a substantial II gains' was in doubt fut Ovle'ki C) #0 FM £ The only reported prunar3 $287,000 over the (we year $15,000, local funds and already four-laning of S431 from Orange iould the Orlando 'Wednesday Night Fights" become Ixuint margin arid it began to earns' l)aek with two hasketq frp 0 11 -.j, / It ,. road projection for 1973-74 period. . allotted DOT funds of $30,000; Country to S436. has * popular with Florida boxing tans the one fellow sstxu may "" be went' hook as lithe (':irdc in sleep and increased their head to I '•' H engineering for the Maitland Aland I 33 During 1972-73, R.OW put- and a railroad signal at budgeted at $200,000, with . I I I A./ upfora "Special Award — would have tobirMnIcom Tait I t)RIi flit '"i II 0 14 1 74 "" Boulevard extension at a cast of -~ ctuises onS415 for the St. Johns Charlotte Street, Altamonte B% Without a doubt Malcom Already holds thir. title of .I M. I closiLs of $10.000 . D,(NNA F-STF-S l.Iuns strength in the second Hut it wasn't over yet as the (ArelNtI - . •.• 3 30 . -;- _I - 'if 4-IV ' P I, LWOW. In 1974-75, construction Bridge, have been budgeted at Springs. S20.0W local funds "walking boxing enc%clopedia" of re'ntral Florida. There's _ incl uded in the budget. i ANTIQUES M101VIIII.SALF. rompieted within four and onea 00 _. 7-_ I Ili, ( artfir, Lirin. ,; were calleff for a myriad A ),*not,ni they outscored the I 1. , N . . - 1. ... " o! 5419 from Oviedc to 7-92 is $4(Ofl0: 5419 (ron; Oviedo In 17not too mw-h that escajwc the krit-iut ledgeabli-' nsan al-iout ) 11 A l 'I ' 'C'T. SPRINGS h.I1 nionths In 197L74 DOT has hwlgeted Engineering budgeted for S434 0I (we h'ain it- fl of tsil in the late going and 7 03 2, $200,000 ton" when it c,umesto sports and boxing especially. In other business, Council scheduled at a figure of c'onstruction funds in the fromS427 to 17-92 m the amount Contract for improvements and -. -After the second half tip it I bug Allen fouled out with DE LÀ NDA ARMORY The first of what last hopes to be a series of boxing shows modified development of the decided to include a separate $333,000; and for $300,000 for S-434, which has beemi amount of $200,000 for 5434 from of 115,000, with RO.W costs of II I I appeareil as if (lie Lions weren't sixteen seconds remaining and 101, H)NII-IM. IM h%lix) & VNIIIA1. Jit"t Ito it I, 1973 R.0V on the Maitland Blvdr PUf1P declared 00 3 is slated for (hi' Orlando Sports Stadium this coming Wed. cit~-'s . rivic center property wa.-I tj priority road 1-4 to S4, 17; R.0.W on S434 from M.110 is Included in the Iri& professional classification in its through scaring as they inoveil the score 57-55 Ovledo tOTALS 33 3 ii H 0U R S project, received a budgeted S436 awarded by the Ci ty Council iw'w proposed cnmpretwnsive extension. to 1-4. 5150,01)0, 77 budget as presented by Rush 'isit to a 17 Piflt lead, 41-"4 with Then, with only seconds 5; In 19S76, construction on the allocation for work from 1-4 Ii' engineering on 5436. Howell ThMn I r a' IC) r ' Thit is really keen on this shoss and feels the two 0' £ during special session Thur. zoning ordinance and agreed r I: -f r s' '4 10 is '4 5.20 reinsaining in the third remaining Leon Cobb was or (I,Osteen Bridge on 5 415A Ls S4. 1 "f "' tJ1 AIIM 4;da% night to Jack King Paving 7. of R.0,W. $140,000. Branch Road from Orange eature" bouts that have Iseen lined up should be enough to F-,'N'DS [40 I' ) I U ~'4 stall/a. called for a foul with the clock T ot al 'S Ovfl 53. scheduled at a cost of $400,000. engineering, $10,000, and County to 5436. $5,000; and from _____________ Company of Altamornc get the Florida boxing fan's adrenalin fins trig s.c it never has adjacent to St. Mary.Magdalen _______ M. Hut the ('itrdinals would suit I null cit Ii ng only r,ns' second , ~ .. , • / - ,,I-, Construction for 197F77 of the construction. before s000,000. With several Items deleted, Church on Spring Lake Road the Federal secnndar's- and I.orai funds allotted f cur -:, lOSI'IOPi 112! 5.STH THIS £0 0191Y '1iist1and Pit'd Extt'nsmr. is tht 1' Encineenmnc funds huthrts' heading the Jan 10 program is a Iighttwavy battle the contract bid originally in will he zoned resids'ntial mr the Prirna - funds. tr:tffi and r;iilrci,ad smimiuls far between Mike was ness the amount of 5.179,859,25, Quarry and Paul Kasper . Quarry w as the ordiruinot/ -i number one ranking lightheavv prior to his loss to the light reduced to $126,600. 111,egan. of heavy king, Rob Foster, Phrks" federal gran' of $125,000 The city's 7oriIn, dirt':-tor isas ~ f--- I / Tail feels Quarry is already quite a boxer at the tender 15 to pa)- for most of the in-,instructed to determine thu . 0I _i,,~* j1 - -r-7-Zm:,-K1& 41V age of provements which include depth of the frontage or. 21. "He's already had .M fsght.c," says Tait, "And he's , ,, ( = W AIIIIIIIIII, been f,ehtino aol'. two and a half years. It used to be that It I construction of fc'nr Avc-ro---at -'IIILiI j cIP''4 t,'flflht ,u's' , I& oft Aft for' to&ik arund 0 *4 I) M am isir, :) p gct '','cits." . , I I -, I F ."', - - _ Quarry has won .36 lo:,: itnt, and had one draw during his hali dianion& which can al.so the street. ,; tit professionb: 7 ~ pt; a 8 Ar 11 45 " aa _ 8 82=53 0 , , I ~._ ~-_1 -__ be used for football, career. Iii' currently ho1d the number seven spot in the - . district from sR 436 to Oranois = __,.I I ., % I __~_ ..1001I L Iiuzhtheai class ratin Mayor Lass-renet' Swofford Road. It's :imanng that he dropped that _"~-. Ii -_ noted he, Councilman Helen It was mentioned the publ:: I)eIund iii the first round of the . Ily t.,tll% 1AVI OR 1tegis' Mel)nndl ' Keyiuer and City Clerk Jane hearing on the new zoning '4' I U J Greyhound Classic holiday leading scorer (r,r ,fie vL31ir1. Herald Staff Writer Richards worked out the ordinance scheduled for nert tournJlnnent ripping the net.s for ZI points c I modified plan iind "got Tuesday will probably hi ') I John Zeull strong II field goals and a one for t'x 'list' fig Eight had a Conference k ., t',,i: W &t. . -oDs. Pt something we mitt, live with ft continued one to two week_c. free throw performanr' B3 ANN - _. p 0 sicziowsii - - -. -- - - -- - - - -- -" Malcom Firs t Class - Promoter Council Awards - - ''p Center Contract - - --- - - - - _______ '- - ' - - -. - - - -- J - - _____ 2 - --'-'-'-' - -, -- - - - '-"- ' Sanford Still Winless _ _ U44.WSKl A int'l - tre'i - '' - _, 01" r jr aki ir e r, In B41Fq t i 2 - - - - - I). IMM It " :'.-a Plant Explorations IiI$ 4I 1.il2.&3 4 4. 4 'ilItflIl -fl $' 1.1441 S3 41 'i7IS '19.123,59342 190 Improve Environment '27 .4 1S.372,95 19/0 __ (4 at o 'i '16.569,290.67 - - : tht hiradllftrd i's-ar tret, developed from a wild pear tree found growing in the most desolate areas of China. The tree thrives in extreme condamns of drought and in abrupt rhuinges of temperatures and grows successfully from upper Ness York stale tit Norther; Florida. Other plants have come front Brazil, Australia, Nepal, India, USSR. South Korea and man3 other ('OUT)tries. Most of our f1owerin trees in Florida (save been introduced from other cuuntries The plant exploration program brings plants into our country to flut-'vt the needs of plant breeders, nurserymen, landscape architects, and conservation spt't'I&tlist-&tniong others After quarantirlt arid propagation, the plants art evaluated for potential fun: tunnal arid aesthetic us selected for type and the; distributed to State Experiment Stations, nurseries, and privats research institutions for further This colunin has often Mentioned the Importance of various food and fiber plants introduced from the other countries The present emptutsis on use of plants, trees and shrubs to improve our environment, particularly in urban areas, mas also lool; to foreign countries for better plants i'lant explorers are cantmnually looking for plants thust ran best tolerate man made pollutants and, in turn, help improve our environment We not only grow native plants but also hardy plants brought here front other countries. In this plant exploration program, plant "scouts" in::ndU;'e am nsinie'ntal pint-its, :.!iadt' and fruit trees and flowering shrubs to this country tram sill over the world Lurulw has been a source of plants since colonial times, and for many years, the Orient has also furnished plants that tutvv been testing. widely distributed. Zoysia grass was introduced The introduction program is a process for continuous replenishing and improving our piant br"t'dins stocks tons Japan Rhododendron 'pectes were sent here from 'buna, nianv of which are bolnsf used todu in breedprograms A privet (If super hardiness trot-n \'ugosli ;irm't'd popular in rigorous th . - - - - i-~ ' v copi s - - ________________ _ - - Another surressfifl r trilia'tisiii the United Stitt'r r e , 1 - II . ,~4~_ , t;ArII- -. - Class Set .J.Iopecl tilt. r'- ' rtew$papel in the professional lourm themS elves A ioainç ' - international naily One the tar three ns'wia;i the' WOhO Bccu?dtnç i. ou'naItslac polls Wnnt'of over 7? major awaros in the I&gt live years includso; three Puiitze Prses Over 300C newspaper eO,tor,, 'sigac the III i' Month') class will Sheet -10 1' in. starting Feb 5. Ttlurada) lass will meet 9 n.m to noon, tartrng Feb 8 Friday 'lass 4-5 ;.tn. starting Feb. 9 - 1'lwt.' will tie it $4 tog i3trlIt sun es plus a mwru-resident lee for :hsuse that live outside the Co f Sanford - '28,480,690.20 '43,950,761.04 '38,492,495.62 )!iIt 1 `_ *< __*z_ I t I 61 .I1 I ''-- I ,iui'nfl by ? in Too small for an ad to I 9taa ' I THE CHPJSM A N Sac] noticed or effective? Yoi're reading this arts'! -.-.. I Bi* 1 2 Astov S'a'io I,,'i-'- Mite t'tt I :r1 4- . GROWING -GROWING -GROWING' .__ Since our beginning in 1934 we have constantly adhered to the practice of prudent financial responsibility. Thanks to you and your confidence in us - and the high interest we have always paid - we're now growing even stronger to serve you better. - Is 2. # "e '? A word to our 'p U. _ - 4'- ii ______ - ± -'' ---- z '.,' A & ___ , ( i"_ Ov i edo Office also been a successful one. Savings gains amounted to rivzirh $12 million with interest paid on savings accounts remaining at the htgtu's: Future Wirier Park Office to be located at U.S. 17-72 It and Lee Road, Winter Park. rate possible Assets at Use vt'ssr.cnid stood at 156,635,688, a per cent gain over it year ago During the pas: year we paid a record 2,753.98 in interest h our savings depositors After paying this interest and our operating expenses, we were able to acid -' STATEMENT OF CONDITION ;': ;-;-- '':,. 11 - 4 ASSETS ' i,-' I ' i cit[K LOANS - '"'" " - • .0 ,c 4t (14819 19'). , --------------ti9",441 1 (A , ,. . - . - 9 REAL ESTATE OWNED ...............none I[DERAL HOME LOAN BANK STOCK 322,100.00 OTHER AUTHORIZED INVESTMENTS .. 39.047.58 FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT CORP. ADVANCE ................... 31,925.88 L S. SECURITIES ......... -........ -3,419M90,C)7 CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS -----1,830,1678 PRIPAID FEDERAL INSURANCE F'R[PAID [XP[N5[S ,,,,..,...,,,,, (IF I(-E' 111lLDiNG AND EQUIPMENT (Js'pre'ciation) ............... " LIAB ILITIES . '.( A( COUNTS ------11 D:AL HOME LOAN BANK :-- -' compiled an excellent 24-1 record as an amateur. Two other four round preliminary bouts will be on the program. They will be announced at a later date. Tait Feels he was quite fortunate to ge-I Quarry and Kasper for the headliner in this the first boxing action In two years in Orlando, "Pete A'hlork was able to pet Quarry to come down and we were fortunate to be able to get such a formnitablt' foe as Kasper" said Tait. And from all indications Orlando isas fortunate to get people like Malcorn and Pete, lArts all hope the appreciation [4 ---- - - $ 45m ADVANCE ------ ........... -... - OTI IER BORROWED MO\ ADVANCES -- TAXIS AND It 1,(XX),00000 ,-.,I,4 5 13 2,663,210.81 - LOANS IN PROCESS ................. OTHER LIABILflILS .................114,039.45 DEFERRED INC1)'til -------------5?6,325 9: of the two is displayed by nothing less than a sellout crowd on (p III Wednesday night 238,91831 154,328.08 953.061 40 TOTAL .....................$56,635 'MI 95 SPECFV. Jerry Quarry !iC GENERAL RESERVE SUPPLLIS 2,667,900 70 1 .571,365 6 7 Fights Again rjj Treasurer Ii"sRBARA Ft'NT, Au't.Se'c,-Trt'aa, \'i RI IN \ 1 ( "R\ji .4u't. Vwe President- Mort gage Serf -I H H L-. 'i i, , Pressdern: -Lor.s I '\kL BLACK, Au't. l'i,- President -Operations \\ AY.N[ KEELING, Ass't, Vice President Brunch Managrr-Om'sedo I I I I I I I I 1 'r'''' ! ,'C:. , , !. '' ?. I [ C HARPER, SR GIB EDMONDS ) J. H. VAN HO'S S. F. DOLY".! 't A. EDWIN 51-11\H GEORGE TOLH JACK I. GREEN[ '1-1 '-T , -,; "SI : - -. -I - . - "" - __,,,, - -. -- - --, 1W - 'I - -'-- ' °' - on 19. when a ht double-figures,fimihing the Sanford's junior varsi'.Voinpletition of a game with gaine with 10 points. Wheaton and Zeuli were both perfect at cagers were a little mur" * * * tr against the charity stripe with four for successful hlurricaneJVs,rolltngtoa5dif four performances Seminole FG FT M TP win, The Baby Sem$noh'-s .s 15 I I I I r) utscured Gainesville by 0 00 Points from the floor i,i rt~ct)rthng the win. R.jndy Brown was the leadin., , , corer for the local quint. pwnping in 10 field goals with McDonald 11 '' 12 : llrown 10 ,o 70 four for five showing at the )tt'vcfli 00 0 0 Hu; EIGhT charity stripe. giving hint it TH E 131G REACH Ococe's I)an Hogers (22) makes valiant effort (s-u grab rebound with one hand as Oiedo s Leon Cobb (21) prepares to leave the ground in pursuit of the carom. Lions won their sixth straight, 57-55 to remain unbeaten. t, Lyman Falters Early, By IIEItK'u' ('('511 Herald Sports Editor inure than entuglu ti p,st e' the' Trojans to their Fourth win without defeat in the Metro . . Conf erence Results Bows To Evans, 74m52 t 1101 Sornnie%c I 00 2 2 01 1 00 Ji 0 2 2 00 4 7 ley (lisa' sil it also, taking ii 71-44 \ereIn't from (tie Baby Hounds. Dike Next action for the Hounds f --f,, "I t II %l - niss Moore Still (,onference should prove just as tough as can not get his Lyman their last two outings, Tuesday The Trojans broke the night they have a (late against Greyhound quintet to work together and the result is that scoring pace fast, assusising the' once beaten and eighth the Hounds dropped their filth seven point lead after the first ranked Wildcats of Winter game of the season against eight minutes had expired. Park. three wins Friday night, losing With Wright able to (]oft little to the Evans Trojans, 74.52, damage Inside the Hounds' For six games Moore had s'lfenisii'e tempo perked up in ts en is iitlng For his star u.ntcr the second ptriod hut thu I 6-5 Itaridy Wright to break out Trojans also increased their in xcn, 0 00 0 TOTALS 40 2 Out No 'tAI Foul'. Seminole S. Gines Ville 21 Tccrrulcal Foul'. W11% 2. Russ' 1 O,,s F'fl AU I.ikeland 61. Mainlarki 57 Winter Haven 81, l)eI,.and 52 Spake we're also uu .houb' Se'b 0 ru.z & •J Kathlee K (hI n 9 figures with 11 points II NI E Tito They both had live field •u I-'v ., 811.5 . .3 inn 52 and a charity toss. Oa,, Ridge 6-4 Boone 5 ones 51, Colonial 54) Sanford traveled to OrLimil Edgewatcr67,h3shopMoores5 Saturday night to meet tr' Oh(AN(W 111.1.1 Boone Braves. Tuesday the-. Ovitelo5i 3 Ococe55 host Winter Haven in another Apopka S8, New Smyrna 5 Big Eight Conference tilt. - " - . - , , • ---:---" ::-:-::-: :::-:-:- t1 4W11/ of his early scoring sluml. scoring pact'. The result isas a Well, Friday night! Wright did 19.16 scoring period in the find the range but he was (lie' Trojans favor and a :17-V count only one who could do anything after the first two sessions hod against the Evans defense. 'onte to a close. Wright, who had averaged With Baker and I.ingk'hack 13.5 points a game last year but was under el ht ppg this really finding the range the Irojairm were ahk to break the. season, ripped the nets for big points Friday' and was going rome is-Ide apt-ri in (ha' thirst to the basket as well as he has ;s nod A string of 12 straight since he first donned a isiiflts in sstsit'h Baker and Idnglebachi accounted for all of Greyhound uniform, The play of Wright, however, the scoring, tie lped the lrojsins was riot nearly enough to widen the gap, rhumgetht course of the ganic No less which was all Ili favor of lite tallied by tile Trojan.i Ili Ibe Trojans. ttursi ;u'rissi and the I launusis savings & loan - association a of se inole couy MAIN OF ricE- 312 West first Street, Sanford, flos-id. Ovico orricE: Oviedo Shopping Center, Ovi,do, Florida LONGW000 ofFicE on S.R 434 At U.S Hwy. 17-92, Longw*d, Fioqid. lAnglebach were equally hot sad (lu in one two punch * * * HERALD SCORE BOARD First DIRECTORS - Secretary- . J - 3, - - 1 I~ c,c, - -' '-IAXINE [KERN, '_- IJ D' J I, t , .' k I , 1 -1 ---? • 1. - - -. t - L ia.i , '4&'- " - - - - "'' ' 1? 7 I - - . - • " 't';so.5' : - --'' - .- '" 11 ' a - - - A, soc -t "r t' j _ "' - - - 4 ..' '.' tt45' '"I') - - '0.ni Dora $4 ., w,r si w luiuuu r I4ç1J fsJtj* Il 47 0 4l04 PI&nes C .'nter O,srden LJ4evw 'i ,'-.suv.iie W','v'ure Tq,,Pi 5 ,,Ala Forrest to. III ti'ir.-.t , cores I ft _I! •", , '. V Prep '.. - I çI it. I I—_ - ' ' - ~. - - __ p Ptt 2- - , - 5ijhhqil5 tines, I)e sajo R[SER\'t TOTAl. S. F. DL)LDNL,'u Second %'iCe Preside,;: -- - . far after the loss to Faster since he has beaten just about all - 1, -__ .1 !~ ,~ - ---, - ¼ of the lighters who are ranked ahead of him. Kasper, like' Quarry is of Irish descent, but unlike Quarry is one mean fellow, in and out of the ring. His manner in and out of the ring is the reason be has been given the nickname of Nasty." Tail says Kasper supposedly has the style of the late great Rocky Marciano, in that he is continually coming at you. Kasper has been saying that he will dispose of Quarry in seven rounds. Whether he has the "guns" to back up the promise remains to be seen. Kasper has a 44-11 record thus far. ''The pairing of Kasper and Quarry is really the light promoters dream," tells Tail. "You have the boxer going against the lighter and with those ingredients there is little chance for a dull fight." Present plans call for two-minute rounds in all of the lights on the program. Should this hold true it could make for even more action since the longer rounds tend to slow the fighters down as the bout goes on In the second "headliner" popular Dennis Rigj, who holds the title of the Southern champions, is slated to battle Stick Mitchell. Riggs, who fights out of Jacksonville brings a 35-13-1 record into the fight but Promoter Ta it does not feel that record indicates the true talent of Riggs. Mitchell, of Brunsisick, Ga, has ,A on 15 of 20 fights thus far. lie is described as being a good club lighters. For that matter Riggs has the same label which should make for another interesting battle. This light as is the Quarry-Kasper match is scheduled to go 10 rounds. An excellent six round preliminary- match is also lined up. This will be a return meeting between the two fighters. Peterson won a split decision in the first meeting. That happened to be the first professional fight for Peterson who P. iii',': sass Ut' biggest growth ever v,, porient't'cl hi) the savings and loan business nation wide. Central Floridis associations, participa ted in this growth by setting ness records in savings gains arid mortgage lending Here at First Federal of Seminole the year tias - . - Our New Longwood Office Pr.'sids'r,t First Vice Presiden t - '-)= . See It! by Herky Cush H , : - I - 1' - - - - . Customers and Friends - -. Thanks to YOU -We are ' ________ '" __ 1 2,273,753,98 , Home Office in Sanford (addition under construction) H \ AN I1()' I I AciOr f= !. .iB IDMONDS, Lxeeut,t:e Vies' - - - - - - - - - - _. '" r"" I '1,695,84800 i :,'; i, . - - '1,301,391.00 14894819972 s-ar -. -- OFFICERS few ft.. copies of the Monitor without obligation. 1x2 156,635,688.95 . - .1 [..\.'C'utit- s- \'irs' Prt'siden', Just send us your name and address and we'll mall you a I Dec. 311972 - '1.00043600 '32,203,331.68 JinxovertheSanforojSe,jsjnoles second period, hitting for eight points, all from the floor, and Charlie Brown was right Gunesville Purple hurricanes finished (lw game with 16 behind, scoring 20 points, u.i points, all (rain the floor, and (rain the floor, r, including :1 handed the Tribean defeat. The loss left the finished the game with 16 points in the first half. C1aytn Seminoles with a 4-6 overall points, high for the SemInoles. Williams was aLso in twinr ecor d and a (1-2 conference The second period was the only figures for the winners with misark. Gainesville boosted their frame in which the Seminoles points Gainesville scored all but two record to 8-2, and remains were able to keep up with the of their 80 points from the floor undefeated with a 2-0 showing Gainesville quint. in lot);) play'. Clifford Manley, number four They went to the free throw tsr.' Sanford, playing without the scorer In the conference going onis six tames during the flight sen ices of their top ball han into Lust night s g'mnne hit for and connected on two tries Rut tiler and number two scorer, seven points in the third frame they were deadly from th e flour Pat Crimmins, fell behind from to give bins 14 for the night, with 40 buckets. Sanford, on the other hand, the start and could never catch second in the scoring column hit for only 17 field goals and up Crimmins; wits lost for the for the Tribe Tommy Wheaton also hit for went to the free throw Line 30 season with a broken hand continued last night as the - - '336.6%.51 '24.907,545.15 $713,826 to reserves and surplus, bringing total reserves arid surplus up to $4.241,766. During the' vent', First Federal of Seminait financed 1100 homes in the Seminole ('ours!' area. In all, we invested in excess to 52( rnhlhcrC In mortgage loans 'ur new drive-up facility, located in thu ad,iining block, was opened in October flie :.ii'ilit offers more convenience to main of our ustorners during the construction of the four -u ry addition to our main office which Cufliit'ctd November 3rd. 'This expansion will be mpletetl it) late 1973 P was a pleasure to serve you in 1972, and ',te '''pt' to se'rvs you even better in W73 with fl5'%k i.i('illtIt' 4111(1 Shots' ('UnVefileflI locations, (;Ihi Ednnsnd Ceramics I !11 Sall ! (11 () I t' i ('01 loS I '('par tnut'nt is TIUSS liii, mug s'gistruuuinr, for the secursti ,,s'ssmn of Ceramics There, are 'pi'nings in MOHdH% arid !'tiursdzty. rlarsem for adults and 1 ridmi'i for ('tsildrI!TI 1971 - ' ', S I 4, 11 J'RANK J, .IASA (ouut Agricultural Agent - . i4 Sit Play, ,J Jerry Quarry, isIs.' retirt-ci train box. NEW YORK Al' July because he had lost his enthusiasm, was trig last of fighting for two or three more years and thinking today of reaching use front ranks t,he heavyweight division again. "I'm satisfied with my peforinance under the conditions," said Quarry after he stopped college student Randy Neum. man after seven rounds Friday night in Madison Square Garden. "I think it was a sub par performance for my ability," said the 27-year-old California veteran who was a high ranking heavyweight for several years before he announced his retlrme.'t July . "But it was par for my schedule now. I've been off a long time." After deciarng to return to the ring, Quarry, who had been handled by his father, got a new manager, Gil Clancy, and Started training in New York. "l'riu going to keep fighting out of New York," he said, "Iii May here until my career is over. And that's a couple or three years," Lyman 7 O'Neal Gacison Cleveland tOTALS Evans LinI.b.ch Wilkerson Biter Hulcttirnon Ford ThoinpSon Smith Dawkins Taylor Rutile TOtALS L ot man Evans Fouled out Itosct S'O(. With Evans e't;act, (;n t a I ,i n fr ee l sui is I's,nstlt. iii•i ,ng ill hit' Firmi eight iisinutt' the ilouruls were able to finally outs('ort' this' hoist leiii but it ii.ls stiiiy by irse' polish 7 i 0i )1 1 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 29 I?, is ig it lot Y4 Ev ans it, Lyman 14 -.- - 311111 -.1 - - - , , - -. • - T Or :_ - 16 Ili, ': F - - - -ff_ -_, - -,, -: - ':--: - - fielders, In the Junior Varsity battle the Evans crew had an easy - i - r-I - -- --' - -- - -.--.J - - ,'- ---, - - ,_ -i-i -:' -, - - . ' :: ' - ',, - and I.Inglehiart, t'OIIII)ilu'd for 48 markers with each st'nshmig two slozen titllie's through (1w cords. l.ingk'hnschi was especially but from the free throw line where he converted 10 12. faker did hds damage from it oar, sinking H , % : U. , .)'.11ur,)os ,$. fort Vu's '5 I'I,, HJ4Vfl 45- Oe.' I iii O. Uma*i14 3 j(l,It, TI M.iborn ' ' and Jori Si. Oriams-a $O SI New Srn" 'OQP - -- -- $.,5 - ,'- aker .' - -. - Wright finished as the gains' s high point luau isithi si'. 'lijuhlt'dt-t'k"r'i and 11 of 16 fr ii the free throw hut'. 1k was tiltonly Greyhound to hit double figures in the' ('OfltCSt. , '' ',. " - B 0 0 worldi .IV 0 o 7 276 ui i Oct 7 5 1 0I ii 16 21 57 FO FM A yp P 50 57 71 I 0i ii 7 3 71 0 00 0 - - - y FO FM A TI' Carter fell 8-ij - it Day foot / , 'I I4trturne 11 .3 "u'. - - .'r I30d5) Lit. tscjsuianJ ' tr'nay Prep 41 Vtt11a1 ii). SI CIod '.. I .iu Galti. 55. %4li,)&jmn t , .@1 CatritAit Si toll) 0lJfldO SSàR% Y 4. LOnQ*OUJ ,n'an Si tiijnII 61L 1 a ir Pierssn (i,i,lQni Seibrevi. fl Late Ii' I .4lhtCe15 'V -tiU' halt' 43 ',s,,, 60 it Augeallne 45 'i e'r'antjo -- 141"pa Last liii 49 . u'" 1 111 di nal Muune IV Al l MISSE D The trio buidiuig tot this u'hotin(l all iiiisst'd iiiit its the bail over their heads (luring Sanfiu'(l-(ltjnl'sVllle gttIIle i-"i'iday night. Sanford's 1(icky Hussi ('22) and (.; I nesvi lie's Brian 1 logIc (IS) 1111-11d best shot at picking off the carom. Sanford lost 82-53 decisIon to ('min es, soars 'hCC.t'oOVC 70. M.,r* Hise' Lake flla~-j 0). .'trpPqoI III . ,j iij T anipa C hamber fain °", 14Ii,1S.t Ifillstioro 00 : 3! 1.1 �79- The Sanford Herald - Sunday, Jan. 7 1973 6A- - on p r rrosty Fairway -. U .,Tt k11U urapplers .11'~~o~~ S U.A91111L _______ - '' >5 1'IlreE Bowling !:T, lip~ , Z-~. . -~~i '-'- I 13s lfERI1' (TSH Hrnild Sports F4Itnr Ron Frost Let's Make Goff Fun HAPPY \TW YEAR EVEIWC)Nr and mas all of your ro!t:ot. bt !tned thc: 'r resolution that I hope all of you make. (if you haven't already. one that u tip treat the golf course you're playing on a if you owned it In doing this, let's pay particular attention La the most coicth part of a golf course, that is. the greens. Let me ask you a questIon. How mans ume have you walked up to your Will resting on the green, onR to find that some certified idiot playing in front of you ha failed La repair a ball divot directly in your line of putting' While you're hus chewing out that in. dividwil, don't forge: to check out the spot where your own ball landed. Remember, chances are that you will not have to pu: over 1W spo: where- vou nwr, haL landed, but the it-lit behind you might. Thml: about It, tu long as we are on thu, subject. have you ever walked mit a sandtrap to pins' your next shot. ant It find that your ball tuu come its rest in a footprint left by some clod" I don't fear the' trap shot luiel! nearly ai much as the apprehension of walking It the trap wandering if Pin going to have- to pLn the hull out of what would appear to be a shallow grove left bs aonu' careless individual or, worse yet, someone who just plan- doesn't give a hoot If all of w would only combine- our efforts tz repair thotbitt! murk and r&e.' those tra, Just think hn'i much more e'Ojov&lt)lt' ttu game would be I MaraThon Tourney Have yoc beard abou' the golf niarathotY' The P.G.. .;auiuncetI this weeP that it will sponsor is tournament to 1w held at Pinehurst N.0 thus year consisting of 144 holes in an event that will best two weeks. It will aist lx the richest event ever staged with S506.000 up for grabs. The world Open, as II will 1w called, will give away $l(,OOO to the first place winner t)w' Lii the' holiday weekends, most of the clubs suspended tournament pins, but all should lx hack it; action thu wed. Ltost - Deltona Pinbusters The ,let Set pulled 'ut I' a is;o ganie least lost >k h thes hrtomed the Four ('hicks is huh' !t'srnter e'o'leaelers Hot Shots were splitting with the (rah-Afls. Parinit the new leadcrc h"Ie'ie' series. Highforthe Four (i'ckswastertie Antohik with a 200 wac 6 DAV Banta in 11 ima in ' In the rap and tu.k tl;ttic' for first pin e itieli cd tw' games in front of the Groovy leading the l'ransmis,ciccn to their ness spot were l'nuil 447. Sandu Cashs' l45 Ilart 16 3't9 and Fred hiukur I For the Groovy Groclies it sins Mike ('lark 169 431 and Hills lhirkart 126 - 343with the' high efforts. Other high games in the loop last week seeretusrnesl Mike lAnk 171 _. 47, 're' ('ashe 125 - 310, Jackie I ,ink 101, Kelly Dougherty 120 . . 356, Lii Kanavel Mike' Toss-ers 141 - 315. Don McNahh 101, Tracey Dixon 104, Carol PiatI 100, Jerry Kaiser 125 346, lthnns Harold 134 343 Ti- acee I .s'e 147 32 tnt Gre.: \',in\lt'tcr 117. Grs'eolk's, !j 111111I I er , - dec BODY SLA!vI '. o, Florida Tech's Roy 'Terepka is not ali-iut to slam Notre Dame's Mike Delmege itt the canvas during the 167 pound battle Fruda - afternoon on the FTC campus. Terepka did come out ahead, however. winning as the Knights upset the Fighting Irish HerK Cush US Ph C1tO - Dekle's Classic , 1 ii - Wcsods 1' 1 g - Porn'' i' eene ' ii ___ -- -. receiver I1AY'l'ONA til-:.\t'l1 II took is'ilucke I osrpe'nuetiesn's I .u'atie three slays to de'cicle the se inner Illgh.Sn'esI Mce(iesn lcstore' in lice inaugural Dos'teena 500 system and It ui b o1u ( c ly Is'k in 1959 hut, in case of ehsietinats's guesswork,'' said another ''unstclveual)le'' iatiotl.ynn J115115, Director ci list' finish, it'll take li'ss tItan 30 Speedway's l'teoto St'rs-it'es nisnutes iti this' eirknieee;sc after I 1''jstrtiin'nt tics' checkered Ilag falls on (lit' ''We only cisc' 300 frantic's js.'r 1973 clas.csi'. second for Iihotcllnishc wills Itoy tona lot yr national the new equiptewni but this' Speedisas', benefiting fronts the e-atuct'ra wall shoot 500,'' ,)csstis tet'hnolo' developed thcough aslde'el . 'The finish hins' act the aneospace indttstry in Daytona is 18 inches wide'. At nearby ('aw Kennedy, has as 1% utile's icer leour, 300 fram's tdlIrsu1 barring total eclipsel gist's us ones' frame six phiii'1inish e'aifle'ra system cot-he's In other siorels, we have ''We' rcet'ntls- adopted lice three s' of the front of the i as ' u s ers' - we' use to count- ,, , is rd ite ' test -' e 'rnsse'eI ' i,sn - .. - , -,. . ' f V @W%-.*- AL ,'.'' ' n's ' ' . a Saints Throw S Into Lake Highland '' lied :Ioward .PeP ar ø ,ntmcestn were pllt stain II Iti celgers Icne't his pe mess' target, it'll ice tight eteel I;lly Ihi;cree of Mirhigars Stole ''I he key to lice game,'' says Arkainsacs' Frank Urnyks, the' of the' South, 'k whether we' eon put ericuigh pressure on Slskllle'r. '' 11royli,q halin't drscifif,(I whepuser list' South's starting quor- es,' tures Woods Wilson ni'arll .',lnae nrc stith a meaningful triplicate lest sceek tehile ic'idint. the B\P' to three vie's over Joe's Dry (leaners diet not have any uupaicau'u 001 en' usa nave 21.1 ann 115 nor a noonning s res' 1!.' h.,!p front .1cm 1 .-irut- s' b trc'! e "n 546 t1", r'hn' ,,,c'r s .tii zu6. 11c re several other nuictanding efforts In th e tfll( loop list week and imong these is crc the 200 1°6 558 bi Ray ('cvncwa, A. Ser'i-aes 216, H, McCoy 225, 1 con Arthur IftI. i' Frenda 202 12 H Urban 205 1 I'arelha 204 215 C Baker 213, p Zeuli 22, S Norton 202, .1 Carver 191 and C. Kanavel 197 , ~ 0II, - - ___ 1 - k - t - . iFta" r C fi )~I ___ alm- 1 :! 4 U"-'' over '. THE BALL siips past Trinity Prep lorward }obti Fecque'?ie 231 while Lake Highland's Phil Cayli '20 1 also missed for the elus i ve object and Bill LeBruno moves in to surround the Saints' hoopsier as the Orlando Scotsmen overcame a tough Trinity zone in the final frame to take a &444 decision. ii Richards Photo, . "''1 U' ' ''' ) 1111 , I Lee Corso Is xioraie For North Tea ' ti''> j1'1 ce t - ,i' list e'nutut'h 11e5( ti!' ten r'v,. . u rmncient with the l.oc ains unit I etreipped concrete blockon a pop bottle aunt it took 75 I)ictur.'s fur this hlotk to break the bottler," It takes a little over 4 seconds (0 complete a lap at rhiar.!;sy for enterspeedS over 1)aytonn's 2.5_______ A 27D- Vie'WS. useile (naval circuit I AM PA, Fla. Al's c'ncgages the Dwarf) pound Iinertuin once bounded up what the onetime Florada when (tie iea(l cars are lip- Is) Louisville Coach Lee Corso State quarterback used to ignite proximately 100 200 yards with big red polkas clots spint- his sagging squad last season freon the finish line, somewhere died all over ices white shoes was a bit of psychology. between two and tour seconds and s.ai'1," Coach, there's And it worked, U brought from the flag. The officio) way anybody's gonna beat !,tjuisville national ;Wormscoring clock is also pictured in these shoes," That was Just what Corso nenre, finishing 18th in The Aseach Iocann fratute and a sociateel Press Final college ''backup'' wanted! to hear, football poll with a 9-1 record. located in the control tower burly Cardinals Then the race director's control the took oil their shoes and paintedtAluisville panel. at any time. . , not (twos with stripes, checker- top 20, "We 200 feet of film and LxriLs, bullets and lightning the entire history of the school before taft Corso said. . that gives its over 20 seconds of bolts "And Last year we made it six shooting," pointed out. all. That and the gimmnick," ex- weeks "It was For the type of races that 36, who is in had the top defense in plamned Corso, we've been having because Tampa coaching the North the nation," also have enough film tohandle , a close three or four-car light, squad for Sunday's American Five years ago the school w say back In the pack for fourth Bowl all star gamaic. ready to drop football. or fifth place." Today, well maybe it's not the Hut it was a morale booster. best known team in the United 'there's no way of predicting Sharing coaching chores with 'dtei, but by far the most a winner or a photo finish for Nebraska's Bob Devaney in the tlec February 18th Daytona 500 bowl clash, Corso says he has colorful. When Corso took the job taut, just in CISSe', the Locanii unit no such plans to jazz up the all 1969 the first thing will be on duty , , ,and it won't go were stair (earn. lie doesn't need to the dull red take three days to decide the with rugged Rich Glover of "I changed Neofficial winner, braska anchoring the defense them to scarlet. They almost shined *t night. Beautiful And "IncIdent-ally," Justis said and Louisville's own little [lowthrough a grin, "ii there's ever ard Stevens, a 5-f(x)t-5 sprinter. beautiful white helmets with white silk snls and scarlet as race at an altitude of 60,000 in a starting slot. Looped belts," feet in minus sixty-five degrees The North is favored in the Then tie summoned the pL': Fahrenheit weather we'll be ,,. nationally televised finale to the ers. business. 'L'tce Iocain will 1972 college Football season. "Gentlemen," he said, - 'y extremes," _______ ____________________________________________________ Terry Davis of Ahsbesnia will be look like what we're going to starting quarterback for the be--champions. You look like South and Mike Wells of Illinois champ:ons. You're going to for the North, play like champions," ,.- ' -- ' .., as ' -' ' )) , , Late Toyota ott Takes A ' Indices,, rare into C. o.o t. ti lst'iptc guiltier lust! Iuiicled th tiantl of pruffle's'rs had Prelsuheci butt 1w ::;''. ' ' ,,:: -' - , ,:, ',,-: ' - John Bryant had the top eFfort in the' Early Toyota league week as he fired a 194, 192, 207 -- 593 but it availed Isis the Four Fastback team little as they lost three Ioors. For the Doors it was E. Vs'etort 206, 195 arid P. Phillips 19O The Land Cruisers won four gaines last stuck with Bill 'arne'r's 224 and Vern Messersmith's 209 leading the' way'. Other s,'carklung games came (rein Bill ('lark 203, D. Schaffer 194, 0. Touchton IN, H, Denton 214, Art Martin 223, ,, '- IJ. I II thru Sport Suits Coats ....,,,,,, Shirts. Sports ..... th ru thru .,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Shirts-Dress First Session 4 - size size & ' 64 size 66 necks 1022 thru size XXXXL ~~&ftf _k . '66 . ;~4 I ! -~,7 t '~'~ 0 )' I At N'S WEA 1 , 011,AW90, PtA 33*9$ 322 S. Orange Blot,som Trail-423-95 --- . a- Paced by capacity MIAMI crowds for Miami Dolphins football games, the Orange Bowl once again achievtrul a million-plus atte'nd,unce during the 1972 season. Arcoi'ding Ia unofficial attendance figures, from the Dolphin intrasquad g.une July ,1972 through the Jan. 3, 1973 Orange Bowl Classic, neary 3.2 million sp tators watched 40 profe-smonal, o'olit'gttit". t',cgbu school football and soccer contests use American Conference Champion Msanuu Dolphins rolled up as whopping 884,087 for 12 gantes Including an ingame, three trasquad gaines, seven I preseason regular season contests and the palyoff. divisional AFC Capacity crowds cf 80,010 were present for seven consecutive gaines, with addition of seats in east ..'rvl zone in use 1 . . year," Justis we we , fat in no ) it's in to jerseys. - _____ ____ - The blitz is on ! operate at those And It's Tough Jr. I.ea ci$ Loiiibaidi H Il{ Ill ICKUW' NE.% Sports l-dilur NEW \'OIIK - I NEA i . ''it's hard, reaalls , to be lilt.','' saud V in L.oe;ihardi Jr Fattier is wutbc me all tilt' t ciii e' - t'oiesnasnitiv People miss tunic . People always nisircet Noll of that lint tinder ' 1)0 curcuri'cstanct's do I try to tat' bets carbon copy I'm as product (IF my ge':ueration - bce' WIS a product 1)1 bus Mu philosophy is different Irone his c e '' jusilsli' the thou le'gt'nid an - hut of' pbsulosophcy tudel by Vine's' l.onucban'du Si the' hate' Gtue'ee Hay Packer with Wash I rertori Itt'dskiri conchs. Is t hat Wsnninig isn't eu't'2'tteirei,t it's thee only thing - - lot of peojuis' ihlst'stlohi that flow", said V1111.4. Lsuii hands ,lt In bus l,sus callus I. ci Slinunealteslus '1 guess Itut not wihlincg to sari dice all tbiaut lie.' (till for wuninisnig Like Inn not V. slung to 1)1.' geinac' from nisy family ac's iiitit'hi ;js I lie '.eais lie' Ii4u(h Its's is4is last' nusitcu' '' A I,utsuisasn di, mists .l) \s'.li alit isis's t e't'c'ntle, elected to ' iii.' Mcnitit'uiutau IIusiu>.' iie'semttutii&'s p. his I.eI i's iii' I uliation is' us s I nicle'js'mud e.'nei but he said tie will t'1eiIt'li,'s with flue' (:o,ner,&'r- s'atss'&'s lie' represents the' Linen Lakes suhunbanc a r e a where' bit' list s wuths isis se- Ifs' arid 1111,4111 boss. age's 6 5 and I ,., , asicci raise daugtste's . 4 , , u.slwais pain e'nct ''I gut,'s say ttu.et the's' N4111 bnimeg isp 11, 11 ubsildt'e'nc diff.'rerct truest their pall-111S.- aeet I. ci net hardi ''Sc. did I I"e,i (aVis' tliu,sg I was msi.I goihsg to hit' as physical se'uth Inc> kl(hs as fattier was is ills nice, riot as strict. Ili' seas not one to spare th' rod. - I,onnil,ardu taiiagtit'il Viei't.' chief it'' ., ' - '' OIAI11 L*l list tin''' .\n1 es )sc-r,' he 'cult I,nd;ii oh he'e';eu,ii' ,e '>tartcatch inc yet tig t iuhlh;ct'k isti t lie' e'r really Hut I lintel ussvse.'lf sacs cog hi' lc'It tics I at hue'i' siiitc' of tIn' sisinue' thtiusus to sacs i'd '. slv numbs my kids - 'It I get hutch cal I ti t'csnui' house' atcd 1 tI Still SOIl Won ' t 'it clut ie for a suet , ' Dad. I s'cuii'l ac toiut'hit c't'k , I I k'd , cheisit iucfuey '1 in' t hsineg lit' s'Itsistt.csi/e.'dI % rats'' - I t luotsetist tie ie'asni I itt(ust us aesM' heuslwotk It I snctinc'stt'cl ire nie' ass au ntis' dci is ice gnades let' lets', unIv as a stinte'nt. Bust woultins 'I Jul rime' eject of list' liier I el tu'aci' That he was hcousi' 11111 11 tIcs' next marking pleased when I did well n pt'nucci I bind mc'stbiunig l's di, tilt- Isuot hail I I'lcl except stiicl hut I I''tIil'iIC 'Ins iutnosjn'e't, I glass it bier ufle' tunics' I seas as 'juho Seas guasut Ihsaut hut' lli'S-e'l' mars- ins highs school is icc'ri scs'ch itie It) he alt' aettsli'tc' we still lived its Now it', se' I iii' ;creahaashely st'nisesl ttta I gut thstcsue it stilt sal s'IieuiI Icci ass bc:sving t'ncossghi Jut't'suscne' a d;es - I('[a u'e'u- v tustisemu itict isis tics, - - by in','ss'hi and hs' te'l I wacs tislct lii hi tu uuu cjtbue'i s aiuiI he ttiehie't wusnut fact hie'i as neil Insect hic'i to sc's' 1111. tei intel Es- eu's ante e'xpe't' ted Jo Ilfl'iliaui the' ns'xt ohes big thiutcgs uI uses', inn'Iudutsg I ss'aes reactis ens tre'tiuh;e nite', iae'cetist' I seas Vincu,'e' tush, wueltitig ioai itu' t,uihu's I.cunsibaetilu's situ I used lea ,,, swiss' hiosciut' When I toslci feel s e'rs , very tt'list' behest e' huts %% hat hi,eIiIet'ni ,'il . Iii' sistimu 'I i'tsmtte's sis 'lass I ss. i', .tc-.'litsg usi: l,cansibacitti Iu'e-o'us cit ,i Joist' sell lot thus' us isrut I Lit but' basIl scheslasrshiip tss St 'l'huc,sit' kill-%% that I Ictit had enough.a's College ill St Paul. Minns so hit' (1141111u.' cli hes te, sc nisvIll-e'st'cetuiaulls be'c ui . 111111V lit. hued a gi t',ct uc'ruse' stain I cuig I iulllai'k and rapt of tuitsuucg 'I'Iuougbs I us ishi Iii' (5 this' 1usd haul te'acsii (Sue' (it ts,eel he't'ri t little' uioin.' ni'ue thte' less titus's ice' ie'iuss'uictac'i ., ltttsO'aI Ilk.' Iliac! a little' in i.-. tot, tiles,,' odtc'ts ciallu'gc' i-act eel sCacs ash this' hi'giisuistsg 41 iii u uctpmhioiuuic'e.' Whets l.cinnehacn'di was td, hIs Ie',ec lathue'r got the' hst.'ach ucsuee,'liuntg 'I took as sisisleu 1511 u;susu' iuh at G .'eus lIss 4ctisl 'set slit' said l.osishasrshi Fit 1's'' fai,iuls cjf fault u uru-luuhing us then culled the skuuue cit rtse'ti ounigt'n sister) iiio.as'e'ch te, ansd told tei in tea se'mcul Vusconsuns II was lieu' thin? Icarus.' lit' didn't wiciet inc oureg Virtue haeuuic ii. feel 11cc' his ung off 'autsipu'. Well, I gsst p ussuuu s's of isvuneg the,' seanc .i i twit ire 45 (,t)IiiclttIu 's a le'ge.'nsul.tcilitI.osiiiii.ic cii st't'aclls scout' 'I plaess'd Isothhcll auth thus' Uecreg else' uhcsut 'uullt'ge' days, t "lint 41 n nun ci this- high 'I suits muse' h;e'e'nc Its.' onshy sciscacal, as ("athiolic s c' tc os o I kid ins school wIse. hauled to go minced I'r'e'niumetrt'. seas Iheaci hiuiur lesi- silluitcec's s-aie'aliofl I was sciqare'd (ci be liltI .uusuehsucu eli Ii.sgisi'i1 ;e g , gneaute'st t hi ng 'since' Sliced i'ii uiwaus's Isaiiuiih the' hre'acl, I,,uaussh,sn iii R'c4slle'ci line ctc'st jctias ton' use In (to at 'l'hse'v tigun eel, if he's this' hiosnust' uoanestruse'tloll, hosaahctig ('eiuit'h's sons. lie's gist to, he' hwxe''s utilo sc'ttci-ti uIc'r 's ins as great 'h'he' had unit' ISP to Pickle' lase'Inry. Iii' made it a 62, when -i lisy very be'',t I Jaisitit nies'ex' to iitsti tnt' are 5541's 5. Ill. I9., juab. tic ' S ' - ' - year some of e as frontrunner ''lIe' le';srmic'ct as hoist the' ialoe' ii hiatt ci work macit his lathit't My grandfather was strict, toes. ire this' wai s of the' (1151 country I re'siit'iuibe'r facttser sais'uneg that he' alwas hasl to eta at lot of ho" work ' ' nc - liniiiikl n but tile 'bias. 1 a haunts, an'd tathi'n n'nuu'tis hem el lucy init to tear 111) tilt, huenas liucut unit then his lathe's Insi de hint limit lice' pLuck thesis ii amgaeitc ,iaei it haul to a good juts' ( )r my grand faellie'r is sushi in' scead auth gi't he ' physical I'S Let hie'm le'siuceih calk this' IthuilustiIdiie'' Unit would (4115% Isirsu thiu'usittts tics hit' ii,iL' utpe'cI iieg to an I net is isle', incte'gnity. siicghe'tt.'ss iii hmunitoui'. t'nlillisittccc-uit to c''. w'iucutlui',. et'IIetice' met - '-- '' I : ' ' ' isis itulc ' no ' c 't isteg '' ' - ' - , cii ' ' - - - t ' ' ' as's 'Se)teit' of thiost' this n g'> I iicct'jstt'd amsieh isi' he. Icuec hut tbit'i't! airs' jihtise's ,euudl ssisnuse's I had great nespt'e't for isis- father I it.cs Hi 45'i't' (51 tutu ,'\nel h1' of liii's see se e'rt'ns is heist uuicl i'ihl liutldcs'', nie'sc'r 111illh tie' c'lo.'st IIseats ilc'clIe'.ute'cl to Iii's sea, k ,iueel lit' was a gnc'4ct ssuc'ct'us ,et Ii Put bit' ".41 , )II bcontt' Ihsaul uicuui'hi lit' ccii's vcu'v hicisi We, 'ti talk sins ot'eusiaui butt' su hail to k'ntd leit s(,ssr self ' - nustistly Itcit lilt' was e.'xe'ititig. tee he ui this' ('('nti'u iii sI riei bit a List, tic gcc I,, 'lceuniiusg is ills a pu' i'm,sthnull e' a Hi le'amc) 'I susie t hat his phiihcsseslisle's at hn,tuse' we'r i' (lie' saiutc' wulhi hsus luciticlh Lain lit' dnus'e lisc'usc like' he trivet to lImit he wits uslso sinus c nut' ause'usr e' that e's' e' rs' oree'' s tius'tchuiul He haiti to all In . I a k e' e's'erytbcing mIs. jsrsapt'r cuns• ti''st Last the ('orso is seen coachcarried it a bit further. Some in the tht head trig job at Indiana University in wanted to wear red shoes, wine white, others black. Corso told the Big Ten conference, them to anything- even lie had no comment Friday Pti tht'inc if it iintd€' t''n) night, but earlier in the week told the 'l'ampas Tribune ''mics- happy, They dud, Says Ccrso,'' all I dii 'a a mbition Is to coach in the Big stus en them frt't'derii Tees and go to the Rose Bowl r flie tribune' said he i players race for f te'.ciii , - Million-Plus Watch Orange Bowl Action - " Intend (9 . easy - was neverin rc sF:MINOLF: MEMOIUAI. HOSPITAL Spark!t'rs in 507, Max Wsdkins 205 league carne from Kathryn Otto 199 and Bull Griffith 187 . - . Best in th e CREATIVE BOUTIQUE Tops In (Ice e:rcuit was a 193. 175 - 513 by Ann Medic:.' HALL AND CHAIN were Ray &'tala 172, 174, Harry Almond 213, Farrell Fart-is 19.4, Jun Nader 222, Jim Malone'>' 189, 191, Peggy Moon 183, and J. Sexton 220. I-"ronn the SIIOOTIN( S'i'A)tS league comes thee efforts of Wanda Hubbard 172, I'h Ills Walsh 177, MillIe Garner 173, 'fops in the Kattuv ('oopt'r 173 and Bonnie' Link 183 , SEMINOLE PRINTERS league was Lynette Mc'Walters 170, Best in the GENERATION GAP league were F:zudie Mylolt 180, Fran Mills 170, Sharon 'Zulus 18-4, Anna ('ok'ntasn 171, High's in lice Carol>-n Street 180 and Mary Johnson 170 AUTO TRAIN Junior-Senior league' were Trinket Mason 188, Mark Whitley 209, Stephen llrannan 202, Ilisrold llerbst 199, Hick)' Paine 191, 201 - 576, Terry Waldrop 195, 191, 193 and Trace)' Tow-ens 168. is - - . - Lw '""'"i '' - TALL MEN! SHORT MEN ,_.. , 'u'' 11w BIG MEN! Lehigh Golf School " '- Local Pin pourri LET US FIT YOU ' - - tus Ia", 215. 0 Abt'rnasthv 189. '.1 F:vans 201 and F'. Hahn 203. • Have KING SIZE CLOTHES -, - suns iiia ... " was >'I switch other games to wi - visible safety ,,-'' Early Toyota 11w - way NF "' ' sued to - 1'inl' 11 i - City League we're . We '''',' 0 Joe k L IIt\ Lil,h 1t no us in ' a Four tug wens isent to the' Rctts Natale' lo iop last week as they broomed the Maryland Fried Chicken team behind the efforts of Eddie Adams 19.8, Jim Carver 194, Jerry Temple' 198 and Don Nicholas 214, Also coming up with four wins last week was Creamons Inc. Leading their charge against Wall Plumbing 586, Rod Chuck Baker 190, Don Gorman 191, 191, 204 MacLcay 200, Ed Mallon 224 and Earl Weaver 190, 205, Pacing Wall's were [It'd Groover 192. Bob Powell 222 and John Fisher 195, Arno'ruz the other high games last week we're' those by Phil Sanitt,rt 198, Duke' C,aukmn 209, Ira llolsclav, 191, George Waldrop ltaO, Hay Robinson 207, Frank Schuacutteet 191, Jesse Cook 19.4. Ray 170-nowa M. W. O'Neal 222, Bob Harbour 190, Junior Lewis 214, Al Bowling 197, Don Lahman 191, 195, Berman Bridge's 201. Ron Urban 204, 205 and George Scinkvilich 192 Clemente: Not Just A Sports Hero n, , in ' 'cQuc! ,,,'. I. ,, ,,. : ,. NEA Spurts Editor maituger did nut unto'' - 'Tnruugtt rise',' ne' on stand He' thought I ,A Li s 'iut of pt- can Is.' NEW \UliI '" liik It lce'lpe'd People look up to ' Shorti beturc R u b ci to C!erncntt' did not pay lip- visit wtit'n you are an spurts He was concerned &stitu' Cleniente's death there' was service to a popular cause. tl'hev tr to imitate' you the public's conception el is sturs out of Washington, ham '1 am no fancy feIlt'v Li C'., that told of liii ''buunc It lie' WU5 ciacenrted stnictis Bill Russell once san that tie affirmed . "But once erung" effect the' antidrug with ballourung any kind of kids could look up to him as TV spots by National Foot- teUflIanItarian ins us ge' be all uttilett' but their fathers get an image no mist:' ctiiuld hut e' Siflip wlust yin die' with t'lit his his!! League plver v e' r t should give' then; the ex lOt list' U' the- rt'liel e'UurU The ittuagt hint t;, ''cog un the ucetig utn;th- t u s t' t us s people and then gone off to a ball. world will curt's- of Rube"' Clemente, however, s a i d I )uiusld L Ranter, a pss'. quet or the' gulf course or his Clenteiile' is nut vice of a thttit there' wet-c musics yuurtg' ctwlugast and marketing pro- "ault with us creaky back. nut sters in Puerto Rico u Ie'ssur at 11w Uciaversltv of pl vise with a 'auge anus fathers. He felt Clenie'iitt' had been buildthat in burnt Southern California. cited a bin of a mart who cared tug a reputation fur helping small way tics se or k and about studs- he had made Pro. people and was evil,lessor Ranter found that 90 people'. ironic the destitute it, presence could in part fill a mitled to doing something Is teamniutes. Willit' Stargell s old per cent of the tiq9c school about it Gulf School for LEHIGH Each niurtiing 01 the t'eand Danny Murtaugti. for students he inters'ce'v'ed be Clenecuit, was nut an Seniors is set to 'aegmn 11w first day school students report to After Clernerfle's p 1 a atlilile, g i e' testimony to laugher And perhaps he tool, lws'ed tIn' football plovers 1; e' ii off list' coast set of mU> six icne-week sessions at their instructors for specialized Cle'ni'iitt" cttiruprut'tcc unitwere "hypocritical "inSinhuttiseif so se'riuusls because' div urk sa meg ihtust Puerto Rn-u Pr e'ssdezit Arias hi its national headquarters oc Di's kuns on putting, chipping, ct'rc mail others did not He had tieclo Surnuza of Nicaragua walked easier iii let Clunirnit' 11,250-resident resort cans- irons, woods and trouble shuts us reputation fur suffering in• This is in stark contrast Ltt sent a cable of condolence to had knuckled ap their suci'uills. munity Jan. 7. The afternoons are used for the Clemente met his thac. i Clernente's wile and three' deutti 1-Ic Now in its fourth year. Gulf playing gulf, cutter socially or embarking Ott Once. fur t'xanipk', tie was s-tsung "He' died us tus'rc I-s dream project wuo n Wheat bet-Ii t'iilit'd 'a totsSchool lot- Sensors uses the two in letesenis with the pros. leaving his !unmul. cc sr st-r ¶ spiked in the' arm and tout build us 'spurts city'' iii Ills seurs of net'rcs seeing to it t't tie' cause' It tint and hit aid humusauts championship courses at hurne ont,r, Puerto RICO. Evenings are spent watching fars.tuuid thai a. plane'luad Ut us ii u xii e rut Oaw-handed. Lelagh, arid their extensive InstX'UC'UOn& es attending Sornuzus, appropriately. did rebel supplies for the' earthThe spurts city would a u it c I eg g e C. He walked nut saav sports hero That prartice tacilitie, for thit' senwuars and aucualizing. quake victims of Managua, place where pour kids, from around cc base's 'l have so is ould ince been iota utterly ultimate in peracmaltzed galling The weeklong school is Nicaragua, would get to the' the United States its well as much Gudgiven talent that 1 limiting, capped with an 18-hole pro-am. ururtmun ed destination 'rumors Puerto Rico, could come to can play when I ache so Hf wtueu esnaes,u ASSN movi team of -' nuas to a nifty a - sy,stenui he ' ( AINESVILLE M'iucir captain Fred Atilxctt captured PeER ALD COR(15O&RD most of the' hanor at the annual University Florida football Tr,n.?, Prep banquet Friday night. : e 0 02 0 Abbott, an all-conference 5 0-0 IL linebacker from Brctoksi'jfle, Dywon Kerbs 2 D-D It won the Fergie Fergusnn Pla c Trophu', wtucti goes to the most °"° outstanding senior, the Saxon 2 01 roaches' award as the most ,. outstanding defensive player on 10!' IL I.! Lrnk.Migflhanc FO FT.M Top, the 1972 team and was recognized for having Iceera ri'. ,neah' chosen first team Ali..SEC and 1 35 ': first leans All-SEC Academic. Lc'Iiv'une' an honor ailsu ac'cc'rde'd 3 sophomore punter Buster C'TLLS c OUII'tt Out Ceevecena. £.us!r. Morrison of Orlamrith. .aip( *CQ?1, P'e'p The 'Florida Downsersonal OJSI :i Trophy", honoring the most Lake NsVisilano 70 r'spirited Gator player, went to senior lmnectaicker David Puff of -' Titusville The ''Sanu Wall _______________________________ Trophy", which goes to the••L-.e I. -i_hmust t'utstnnding offensive lint'rnari, was awardt'c 'TAKE THE WORRY sophomore tackle Paul Parker OUT OF of Clearwastt'r, the only HOLIDAY DRIVING soptmrnore picked on top heve a complete line of two All-SEC teams e.,j'e,mobeie. tires MI Scars Junior tailback Nat Moore of linO prices Nc and used Miami walked off with the' - -i" 1,11:111 " eoactw' award asthemcist '.n' - -III 1JdU1 UT AARON'S AMOCO AMOCO I 1972 team, and was . - 247 Frf-pritt, ,jnst.'c I i for earning first cl-SE( honors Ph, 322-9621 V The ''Ls>ite'r late' than never" adage held true for the Sedans4ast week andJun ('arvermissed the first game of the night but when did amu'e he was hot enough to spark the Se'dansto three wins over the Generators. Ed Ice also helped the Sedan effort with his 216 - 543, For the Generators it was Al Bowling with 208.208 -540. Nary sweep was pulled off in the Late Toyota loop last ii trek buth one ci th e teams t at came' the closest 'was the Mark 11 who lost one game to the Wipers by a scant 11 pins. High tot' lhii. For the' the Mark II was Gorden Senart with Wipers it was Don Witt with a 207. Also turning high games last week were El Kemp 204, Richard Williams 191, Tom Bonds 191, Ed MIchalek 200, Arkie Harold 197, Icon Arthur 201, Ed Mallon 188, Chuck Raker 191 and Bernie HudIev 195. Special attention has to be given to Bud I.arsen who fired an amaring 254 in his final game of the night last week and finished six pins shy of the 6(X) mark. Juni Honors To Austin and Lapp combintst efforts in the first half to battle Highland's ace big-man, LeRruno, to a standstill, as weL as farmer Saint-turnr'dScrotman, Ed Knight, who came into the contest billed as an unstopable duo. Knight firushed the contest with five- markers. while most of LeBx-urecc's t tallies came on early foul sho -'icing and several quick bucke'ts nainst an already depleatec Thmty defensive machine, In the' or Varsity contest, SiUU. expt'c'tt'd b3 bag margin Itt the Highland machine, lost third frame lend to the Scott-' press and fe'L 66-56. ' . evens' - out on fls 'R 2 After making as pooi drive, register surprise wit examine' your club carefully. 1 Cooperate' with the Grounds Conimittee by glaring it: your caddy each time you tear up the turf. It probabis was tiu fault anyway 4 lIe' sure- its express sympathy for an opponent on ten> vmr pins- by saving casually at ever; opportinity, "So - have' at At the beginning of thm article,] mentioned it couple' ts rule's of golf tint were meant tee be serious. However, ties iulk'wuij set Of rules were ones I picked up irons nnnths' publicutior,. I just couldn't resist passing them on It yin. ",iItYM' We nest realis COUflt 1 At the- Start of the gains-, take the honor without rut suiting your opponents Should the's speak for It first. eeir the- best spot or, the' tee and set your ball up, indicating you, etithusaism to get startetl Should his drive tricih- Into, ai t)unker, remark, con''I ani afraid you are in the bu iker, I hope" II When you cones' to Li waiter teok, wart; your opponent of the' penult Then offer hint an old ball. This always builds tei.s 'on! iderne's 7. Always start looking for your opponents ball ttiirt or forty yards beyond where' VOL; ttunE it might lx'. F.veis though You clan': find it i wed he fonfci the' hole i 1w will appreciate lIce' cuninliment ft. When pocketing a ball lost by another player, it is well Is watt until it tim sLipped rolling. ! A gone .vaey tee k'tit your opponents power of cut. se'cstraitatira it, It whistle, HOW DRY] AM, wl,lle he is Irving ti putt Copies of thu tune' may Lw purchased at any music eilure'. It) Always remain on the green until everyone' counts the scores arid hat agreed on the' totals This will teach e'Il e'untrul to the following foursome'. 11. Never argue' with your opponent his score. Mtc heti; first, and suit have advantage. 12 Wis'n someone' yells "FORE!" look out they lit checking your score i:t Mien yuu best drive' of the season, turn around and disguestcdis so',, "ce distance," At 11w nmnt'Lee'nth hole' keep your eye art the' highball arid swaUu through. If all the ubuvt' falls, remember suit can win Icy one s'ther method "CHEAT." Weathers, were charge'd with tour personal fouls each, but their fouls came late' In the fourth quarter and victors- had astreacd been assured. Scoring leader Doug flu-son hit five fteld goals for it markers while Austin and Lapp added eight points each for the Saituts, whit' los seven straight tilts at: 'Goafy' Golf Rules .. - us 3 RICHARDS Herald Sports Writer Winless Trinity Prep threv a two-quarter scare' into highly touted Orhandi Lake- Highland Prep Friday night, but the sixth ranked small school made good use' of Saints' foul trouble' to take- their 1111; straight win, 6444 The 21) point margin came' in the game' as the Saints had held the' Highlanders to M first period draw and thcr. trailed only -1b halftime' before' four Trmnits starter., called fouls Its the ;ast frame', Highland stars Bills Davis and Mark Weathers, wIn' netted 16 and 14 points apiece- were held mr check: throughout the first bait. orals tallying a combined eight points against the smaller but tighter Tflrnty defense. Rebounding ace Bill IA.-Bruno, hit 12 for the Scotsmen The' returns of star guard Lawrencre Cleveland, who sat out December's rourudLall action awaiting a medical go-imbicad trori a football mnjurs, athiust rued the- game- going tie the' Saints, but a tight zone' press as:: a 25 point Highland fourth t'arnt' effort put the game s,"vond reach. ,.ieveland, as well us top '- t'tiounders Mike' Austin arid htt*, Lupp, and forward Bobb t ' i:'quettt' left the game during I final quarter, opening the sus I cur the Highland steamherr. The' Scotsmen became untracked in the third stanza, wurkartg away from Trinity catch-up efforts nuid-way in that period of play Ut take' a 31126 lead going the final minutes Three' Lake' Highland starttrrs, Le'Ilrunin, Davis and Mark tacit- .. S Svc feels and Justis Tiw weekend. the- Mayfair Mens Golf Assoctatioti will host for it's members, an individual points tournament. There will is added prizes for the fewest putts in the round, Sullciil% .)eiy. 2L, u the date' nov confirmed for the- tournament benefiting its.' Utile lied School House, which is an educational facility for our counties retarded children Thin, thi- second annual event, will be a little different from last year's tournament It will be an open mixed twi panther best ball tourney Wrnrnng tennis will recei trophies and all participunu, will enjoy a free hambur'e supper at the club that Sunday evening M itch Mooney. who urtgulalh suggested the thurnamen bus for the secand year in a mv put up all the money tot theprize Mitch will ab.& malcti even dollar with orw of Ito OWI, and all of the money will go up the school. Remember Will this U; an open tournament, so invite' your non-member friends to participate in this most worths project A fe'v weehu ago. Miwfau' member hot Huihinser se'tre'c: it tiole.mont or the- sixteenth hole. The hole is nith 147, s'nrm Ili length, and when asked what clul he used, Hot replied "i, super soft four-wont! (hi ye,, Pletctiet Coci:reii wanted mc' to tell VOL nil titwu: his eugle on the fourth hole' last week , when he' huie'd OUT 1 three' iron see'trnd shot for to deuce' i. hut ! (1OI 't thini I will. I Fast FaaIprriif crtyon' Also c-oming tip with four %%ins last %~rtvk uere the Fout Pins, the Hopefuls, and the Antilles, Among the other leading efforts were fob Vilson 191 560 Ed Cccnky 185, 14115 Sever 20& Mars McPherson U'I, lIe 'en Mo,ts 11, \lnri,rie Wilson 155and Al Wicniessski 224 - M oyf air _. torn If - AK e'necn tile' , .' s - Jui itth;uk will it" isis owe; .tr' •\ennir;sn hirl, elsie Sri part to Fs'rgiscon or Virginia 'Ip('ts's the presence of I ,r,eiicvilie Steven an'l I kin S(ro'k, the rentiofl'S total speedster to ii depleted South tiffoci' le'nder last season squad t,ouiisiana State Coach Whichever it Is, he'll heave Charlie Me('ler,kn of the S'iuith htssw Howl star Sum I 'isnrehngtsamn of Stnittcern Call- has lost be services of highlytomb, Oklahnrmm's (reg f'riiitt rated Texas-Fl F'acn quartera fill Steve Jnnf-,.; (if I hike Im-hind back Gary Kelthiry. who, had been upec'ted to alternate with helist ire the backfield Alabama's Terry 1)avi, Inito' Senior Howl's Nnsrth -------. -------teoni, c'nne'tiesi by IMI Sohan of stead, IMvic will shore lb.' job the National Football leantue's witha late i'Iditn, hnUsici Hi's, i ii gi,L Invi.t ite oJ Grass,ii,i Other pt 1 1'-errfrr.!.''t os-er New York Jets ('inch Wes'h Ewbonk's South squad, by Mc('lerwlotns tbe probable thanks to the passing tandem of nbserx'e of wide Isaac (tints State's Tony Adorns and ('urtisofSon Diego State, felled T(pill Fortani arxi 11righArn toy the flit. and Texas; running Young's national rushing h..k 1km aley, suffering from rtsiintipltin, ['etc Vats Valkeri- as sprain car on tics' shell finish lint','' ''Actually, list' slowest Stevens shattered (1 J Simp. burg. i"act, huh'' s'nssie'ma thee netsnulasrturrr collegiate record for ailso 'rtsry lease so'nirEwbaink is expected If this' I ce'ntus systs'uii haul ln'en luns,'' tie' saId. o'r the Arinncs-F'orncrei attack purpose running this year with operating in 1S I 'i' I'etly tisewlek that will npe'rote' of strong-armed a 1937-yards with as pair per game averiseesililn't heave 1usd toe wait tieree ses's'ruil suiilhinn fraisies cer tnccs'rs, Florida Stale's Gary age. Another chief reason the ela -r while' officials e'uetucireeel ct'e'eiml •'ncipleiylng .i Leissiciana State's Pert Iorth favored a Iluffand middle a ice a te'sii' ph st nap heo r '; ;llie I-, ',v st e'nii of pr IsrisS. I luff will start. Rich (Wivo'r (1 Ne'brask4i, t°l e'vlcic'nc'e' Ii, find edit ici'sl 'linice' art' used pniusanily In re'North, clmrerted hay re'tir. winner this season of the 'u)s" ,hcihnctes' fls'asss-hiau,ep s'nsirv a mccl impart fl Nebraska ('cue Is hish I )",-;steii!;,rcch Trophy us the notion's ''The' finish cii use' lust icily sittealiuns.'' I Us I i ' TI'' 1' , I. l"issintte I"trei'r;srks'r 400 at Various pteoto.finists e'anieo'r;ees I );i testis alcpc'areel e'xlri'iieels' ain'l nuotlone picture' syclo'ni a'; clue' Freon a goust scions- heave' ls'e'n trie'ci act I )ueytrsna us * * * angles,'',hsistis aebled, ''hut this'the past hut all It'll souteethsineg ii I ,is';eiic filtie put I )avjd I'eusrson is' dc'sire'et, set'll atseusci set Itu'lmrd Petty ''I think we've' played with when ties' two the' line just about every xissItilt' t)fs' of camera.- Justis said. ''Purses and dtcgs Just don't run f'cOiiellt per hour so those kind were or,5: aineras diff'erentl -, ''ii it was up in cite','' he says, ' 'I'd rather is' c ecit I'ni nut trying to )s us tunneing bark in the' crecs. '' And he' adds ''I'in s'ttitit tiny high g'isls . ,hltee I)we'leq of the tinis'e'rsitv or Wasleingtem, hiss naisceel uk mvii (litarterback Milk till, Iluskies, Se'nn' SlekilIe'r, In 8 'titi: %S)UlAl'Ii) l'ILFSS en's laster (swiasy wIlts the' 27th The howling season &'icllege' Ileslas Pow! iii !lonscliilii. ansi montholl.wise' ll to an cost ends Sunday si ith ties' sistic \sice'ris'am l!,c',', I en 'l'ainpa, l"I this weekend issilt three Sortie l"nr indis- telual ele'e(rils-ing vs. South s'lnshes, the s'limax to ;sctcntial, the Iluila howl shmihl inure than tw'n tinien major acid minor s'i,lltstnns e:e'( the nod wills Nebraska's 'l'lw final weekend of udisin iIi'kneusn 'l'recphv winner, Jnhn I liegins tixIa% %%ith tile 2411i Sen. ny Wtstlizer%, Ivalling (he North quuid sinless fleslgers hiusecs'lf icr limiI in Mobile', Ala,, e'orutin ro v.0 the ocx*. n.;, v rnal;'hr- ant: Greg Lane, one of four out- build to I!'-7 lead. At MI`, pound' standing grapplers from Ohio Roy k Terep a used at third Florida Tech 19 Notre flame an the, FTU squaci, fought oft It period takedown to nip Mike 16 late third period effort by Noire' Delmege, 4-3. And Charlie Yes, that's tlle final score' that flame's Steve Rriceetta to take Patton Stunned Noire flame's flashed across the nation telling a lN decisinr, in the 134 pound RI!] Moran, 8-5 in the 177 pounc of the Florida Tech wrestling class. Rricce, scored six class, team's success in tic first in- points in the final period. John t)owd pinned MT's 46terrollegumu clash with the Former Merritt island year old sophomore .hue "bu timr" ower iMiftiplei Tiwáers rahieci ii*IioWIcZ in ow heIevvwellm: Coach Gerrs Gergicy l' in the thirsd period of his 142 class, leaving thu wzl% open tIt strutting proudly but he did pound match with Dave the- Irish to possibly gain at tie have long to Strut since his and came away with at 8.5 by winning the final match bl. a I III sghts had another victors. Rover tied the' score at fall. engagement, this one at 121-meet 4.4 early in the final period but But in the final match k with two more- top "name" meders controlled the action "Ace" l(ncek could not ge': schools, Georgia Tech and John its rest of the was'. FTIJ's Dominic' Mandircin u ClflTflh1. Miki Shivers the' former the canvas and has to settle for In F'rida"s mulct '" a Ill-6 decision. Leaving FT he Virginia State ctiamnion got Fighting Irish the lnightiwith its greatrs mat ''r'ocr IT in his first captured five individual victors its brief hLqto-, matches, tied two others and £erco1egu1tt mnatc,,, takIng a 4 decision front Pat C) Connorin lOST three winr- .:i e ii:, s the l,,( (1UTIL rins.s \ utre • an me led tnt: ernt-e Ii; • .i . toe Shivers has only practiced 'cnb.te the n1ac t 'i th at WUS ,IILI Mr , With the FTL squad for three the second event of the afdays prior to the mulct with sh man. ternoon .NoIre Dame:. He had been out -GrecLane CF'TU i d. S'' opening the match was a r firiccotto 10-9 with an rnjur's statenuite between den's Joe (mcobber of PI'U and Tech's 158 pounder, Toni t)svc t5ovr. 5.5 Marc' Ronquilkt of Notre flame- H.unimems, had the mistortut Pj,' I5O-MSIIS'ShIVVi (FT, Up Rntiquillo got ii first period to be slapped with an unheard 'T' 'r'rw ec' takdnwrt then allowed C,mcobbe of penalty for grabbing the toe Rscharc GIItexin S S a reversal In the' second period of an opponent, not once' but 'Terepkm (FTUi Cl,',. and that was all the scoring twice- in Ins bout with Richard 7-Chfiffee Patton rru Noire Dante assumed its orils GlUtton. The two points cost 151St Moran, IS lead of the afternoon when Mike- Hammans at win as he battled to 1-JbtU> Do*ti ND PlflI'l Jfl ' 4 ' IS Martin scored a. 4-2 decision a 54 stalemate with Gilioo, -41 Roceb (ND dlpp over Scott Sherman in their 126 The f-night.'> came- back U ar: 8flu B o .. '! SurccIa'/, Jan 1, 19/i l hit S,inforcj Heraki em Oc.und affair ' c:,1 College Grid Prepares To Bow Out , 0 --I lop Notre Dame by olengl -' wear -' . - '- �- = _____________ ,. - - -t- - . %I1 - 3_ - .. I , Only 7 - 4 - ' It Small POT SH(YFS 6 t W~_ Ilunting Wilsi m ajor portion a! it-has dmwr, w e - _ - - * - :'t 'f * * ,4 - to practice their ZnSrkMTISTP ship. Phase Of dove season ends January e but unless some fast - . -- 111"It S- cold weather hit&. there will be 411,, I '--'S. __ j 1 -7-' . __ , __ __.. -_ ru., . - - - 17o" J1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1; a. I - - 11101, o r &_ -it k .,9 ot:411IN-7' - __%_ i74-* ---. - - - - ----_tV2 - V f- f. ; -i ! I_ 4 - -I-. _. 1. 0 1- - t ___ -r - - , - - - ----='-- -- - -- " - - _ " PAIR, (if tthpp\ youngsters proudly dLsplav theirtring of bass caug h t at Camp Seminole on the Wel:,va River last Saturday Steve }ennett. left teamed up with Rickv Ca,. and used Mepp SlflflC5 to land Uit' has which weighed from orw-.half to three nounds each The bov hail frorr: Holly Hi1 respect mr the property and Its Tuesdu Alt's -- utilized X _ 4 - I' r - rnnsn % ATER Anotne. - hatill of 1'.1 ww, madt . b% . twt. collept, boys. the sm, ucternuned U make the met or. Lake it ssu had word o This race featured it due) b% Championship ca: between Hamiltm and David tx, doing. tire testin~ all(. tint4 MONDAY MATINEE lutitiltIS I Y Fermin t"cotzedt iron . -it! WI r,w run :aiuzt arouzu. a'vu. arau ruaC aLIt0rIlCIIIg 1A 5rCoNV wt'egt LlI! tilt I1etWUr1U ¶' vir.i riettrks ti,ast teles'uiuit. taveriegt ;Kfsltiofl arid will the 190 P(yn% vertaill it Will bli. apprecuited, etc this star GAME Chevrolet Cartuiri' Put' put o' the NASCAI' C.rand National together is stront teani tea sue_con untenci to' the 'lrauis-An title ra W7 Varren Agur uric! Mitt llnter will join torce and have- gout! etuince' of mg ver The- Grand Priz of Argentina with tb-n- nese rules is sctwduied fur Januars 2f at 'a-tn'ia will give more- let'wa U' buenos Aires ThLS will Ix- the- '-smmpettlturs opener for the- Furniuli, 'tav 5CC A rules changes Championship I predict (knit 1! :Itt litiOlIt us ii re_cult of the- Jackie Stewart suivt healths - Spurts, lit, will ix- tilt- Doubleil Urooza Jow 't lbarl b J 5I t4'PO earo di Maru severPornti, I rir' 0 on Euuipma?lurell Ctws -- t C . GAME '.*.:. X OF REEP'JLtSTU4G SEF YOUR LOCtL 4M RECRUEg L 7-4I.E EIA " " d TtU_cSt JuCt - N II " ; \~ Ia Ia I I - /,le / /()/I* (/(/ ~ - I /(I/)/) 4 2 Y I - '-- S . ' - - TIRES '. '' 1)onlo /)(I/I( '( . - - A . . -1 _. __1 J " ___ ,__ 1%11 " -, ~I r )'i " I I - - YOUR OF CLEANING I .- . ~1lt ___. f=,.-Z = i; 1 1l 'A-, . 10i '-a. CARS I ' We stock Coolant and - - I - - - 4 - -- I ; A - - . 'V. Pr.ntz. I Art.' P0,'OWI. "' bnuoa It . Late--Lobe 4 'Ton 5 Ibarre lobe C Aeca 2cr.', C Eroote Mrnhe -' : ;'-'t : - -. .- ?.tsrtoreIi Chuctit. Juan &.,' ' - - ,- #10 ..- ( - - ______ I. - - . .. . : -9 a - // * .:, -, . ", i ;. - 4" --- - - I - , 111' - 1' - - -- __ l -- -- ?. ro Ill i- - , -- I I l( itt ) - j'i4 - - - - - - 1 - - --_____ Muta..'-:s Fct' i race'-'- - - - -, I - - - -- — a AM - - - - - , .uI1 / _________ . -- i—M \ ( 4I I j Jil%,,,, f / - WIP: _ . _____ ______ 500 - - -7 I - - _- f' - -- - ; It T1- I ! - I =- a Is - - the big NASCAR circuit this year ii a very- cornpetitvc 1 curia in built the Prototype' and Ford. Ford isn't dead yet . , .. 4~ . . , .1 - 11 - / - * 1 - - 'e' a tfl'j driti,ut rr'ta,e t0'. lfld O'avC 1ecause they drove too last V - - any i AIV _. 1, f, - ,.I- .;I t ___ ______ - -M t 1 . , ( .. - (,, :~,I/,.6 _ i. -1 1.. - want you to ui{- yoUr tir enitiiy An drive t reasonable speed, ,aIway Au1om,bmie last longer tho, lo%o, 1.~,,,# !*,:,,t-,!"I1' N - is going slower Per Person & 4 P Call Bill or Mary Parke 668-4419 I*- Pt~ -131 - *f -, _- = - _: __ + $ 1800 \ - 18, 1973 PRIME GRAND STAND SEATS TI,.' North American ltacn 1 -am is entering a Ferrari . . ill, '1 - _______________________ Attend The ' . -. I - _.- - Here Is ill * ' ) ,- . .e.. - - 4it,' - - ;. ' -' ' .t.,'4 - V T 1 4 - - . - ^ - I - - 1P I - DAYTONA /1' ., I . - I— I * S Aguslar Gast ,. Eaorr. IC Pen, a Ipule BaSIsO, ,iIttc, Loll . - -I. IIn r~!~ - .1 _ PAT TFA.SON, Dawn Wells. Seri. Jolill \'()gt. ('in(J\- ('rain and Er- Quana?D Acj$?ur anoic MuPuerCi, Is2~__i__ ` I ) "' - I , _. - -_ r,- -t -_~ : , : ;-;;! 1-l" - -~ - - , 1 '"*'S1,, - 6 PCOØ Lola biro Lace Mau CabIIert t4tt Zerre Sala 'Ton. Are. V ' I. ., .,_., 4 Yze Ment,a t'tun.' C.and, '4rsjr ,ii.g I.' Lute C l:,o.;fl OuanhtDPpO.'o E - - lk-----lz 4 ., " 'FA __ - 405M. M t ____ I # J -_ . 0 , , Iroji - - - '- - m .• - , -1 , k k pri,- 1-1 I t -_ ;,M3 I= i- I _* - , 0 -I L I -- - - - I. r IDIr',- : __ 1W__ , Itestcu Maiu!, Tan LaCu basttcle. t.r,, 4:111 1 , - I 03.6 Arrjur - I F auto air conditioning 11,11, , \_ I I -- I - - I / :I / 1_3 _" ~j ' , , "- F '-.y I ,j',\ 4 I Pill - 0`% 4 , CauCht (in live shiners at CLmp Seminoic. Wek-iva River, New Year's Eve, H iI I v a regular visitor to camp and. usualli comv~ up with some good size baSk t-1, I WPI, a -r COOLING SYSTEM , ___M*16_. 1. V IT'S TIME TO THINK A l - _______________________________ - - - - - - " . Art.' Za'.'e P -- I - - - 41 .iiiiiig the' 12 ('in1)i('s ishei had a literal hail u' '-'\1'ii,(,a ' . $forw& aw z 10 -111I .-.,, , __•-r _-i-- ___________ r iiii - - * -- ' - -' :-&i 'jjsec.' 'a - a SELECTIDN! Sai ' d _____ Da mon Dealer ,_ - 461 __ 111011.114-:111 V~., _-, - ^.4 11, 1 We are your local . - £çu • Esurra CjLJInOI* MUQU.' , _______________ ''., ii - CAN TRUST Msv•t..u.'siS -\itnl Itiat' i'xu'tIv hnm. it va I ia" •"t a 'sl,ivlait- ( 'nniiitrv ( luim whe'n Sn'riiiiu,ie' ( nititif -. I )iiinmrratit' ('eitjiiniIte' 'taUNl its first annual llniiti;iv Dance Many slati' and ('011111 (IIlnitar,f's w('rr' '.' ,4a . -'- - - ______ ' - .' tnt " A' Alt circuit ttui t lut' tilt, mid-west who at ttus Ume / \mw'rm-,i ttta' ht,iiitif ii -- : BY NAPA THE BRAND NAME YOU MI ,- M_=.11,~ _,4K __ ka Via Motor Coach S1101A 180111-s-EIIIII-4111TING - - . a'I 1. .. •. - L - J -. Pas! year Thilt s rilwt than one Itilr(I 0i Itie nations Deltorm contingent now scheduled tu campaw.ning in rot& ir, Ina". ___ Compete in Ow 24 Hour event. Thc4 Hours of Daytona will The rws rules on quuhfsmg alKiuld eliminate the real slow hase drittrs competing from pokes in this race and give' the all walks of racing IJSAC, cwnpetiten-s a fairly open field NASCAR, FORMULA 1,SCCA, arid drivers from Europe during the race "rtw more I hear about this all compete In this event. I ,/// I - - Doumm Fo t utlie past ; "I ,~ ~ I -0 A Cl I . - / ,~ ~ W F i ~., I I ., I .4 Round Trip From Delforia Jackir.%lewart Tilt- driven am <vyr, A4:'' ,;7 7-* I ., I ---: - AItur CIbliert -. February ~'rund I uutring divi.sion. 1,11w , V , .,r .j., t. I I ~-,- r I (,AM( - Doubtet - av.' Forniush, ~j %koritt Leguni. this year winch vit ii -.. -,,;.- .1. # ' SuUu.'r%I . tao.', 7 ENTH JulaW Lace t circuit Ill Mariu tnt,, I, stampedc Till. la test up -\ndretta culled "Wtuitr it like is Unit the- grea t A .1 Foyl who 'qwi'aMarscanclesirtbut 'oant% Arip Yts 1)% aiikt Andretti ii certainit the- Doubir, - M8"oIC~_MujIuqrrZh IJak'Ta-4 C,AM[ - S.nir' 3:n II - :?u-att posed by the- inter- iind races the entire s-car (knit Motor - .. __1 __ - ` 40~: I FIVE POUND BASS makes L two pounder looLsmall as John H'll of Ho1l% t Quinito Garild 5tVEP.'-a GAME - Dauo$et - tinipetitive' .. :. 4 - I BATTERIES -a c (3yt. Pr-Or kpv,q uus Januar' 21 niark the w.rung of the- Riversith- Wmstora Alfunj % Elo", .& Gaaiia C Ia$C "CI driver flu- effort_c on the %Ul, : E-tla,e% -.'rn,n JOSe 6 k.'np tSa%'aJa . iUIVt Anari PeCrOSA .'.- j Art.' 'Ton 4 -111 bngcr Pete peti tilt. land of muchinem tiler, it JILL,been thlill, will allov hill: able it, rut, . - trew'. lit i, C~atiiary , ~ . .~ P . , 1 N I : - -,s tl..nt, 4 IIP(L'! G-ME - Doublet - S"ev Crzmd An 114 197L I hope that We just hope it t)ecumes safer Vat are- Looking forward or _.____-,.( - "I V6__ - vl~Nv-, - - '. 5 * ~ , -p - - - - - , Alai Entries Jai }lanuiltoi U'ili( Championship circuit campaigning in 1; PontiUt should contmnut ti Ix exciting I III I 11[111,,~. , '&fill Ih., I"''111 il .i OPEN WITH ______________ - 1. set, I' tt)f,,. can go eveti faster ill !lit! tweri done - - - ut*;!T*. Vat stIl IM itctcnmn - '- , OrlandonSeminole ' . wa%. inti t1w General Motart, qualit%ing: speed of over =I raril; it; M.3 nifle! M hour, this year TM, " "-, , , I , i'; t(ut4II$ aliic' with a in't 'rltenyppn Wh.an p irrI !h"rr' xic !itJ - - 1 y, er acres on which Thursda call revealed tha: noiesomt- recreational op,- Kermil ' Wiggirv, found ill(. rigil;i;)-=tie! can be enjoyed, ant! combinatiori on his trolling rip tilt tIustunXaufetmruar othat BA CK MIItZ( % 1~ - \, 1, mt,' .- a,, - -4 . I PAST EXPERIENCE I A NA - fea ts Last week Boone Caudell Creel section of the Lake succeeded it getting tn_c wile to sinner'- hung the bait most, d OmPn'a him on i t'-ollin likeis U su"re eel Specks art or Ili 1 1_._'~ - NortherT has who made I big in readers In the event you art ?SASCAI5 shich is prinwrils a unable U nueke it The Herald souttierr tircuit l'17U sa sil ha. extenstvet covering the Hamilton join tt't Pett' entire een' OarUz4itIoh1lind Lriumpt, E - -- -' tool bad with their fishing some imasi action in the Howell 7:1111unul -' -- minorits o' hunters car lead ti shad in great numbers rt unirntnc. tin, event iii- COME - - Pistol Pew Hamilton is the must f or all Traci Tail mi's - 4' banner sea* th e other hand it, Lemor, IltuV Camp ha_c eor unsmdtmrau conduct by a small ii lift again with the arrisa' "Camp" GM lhrilliiq~ - f -' -. t ' ''1, I ' ' Y'' "'' II I It -'aK lIN t I(a I I ,'tata't t;,tnaaat ;II , i!;,I;I :,ff;air l'ur NIIIS Iii'.t %Ilir,rlfl , 11 In - '-II.-- " WA - \\4~N - week .if Jan .0-Let s Go F'tchin AREA - olu.su F-rvvar & Indian River Counties Trout. Redfish -_ icv. cite;iifk!_c & chiimuwLc l.!s't shrirur. -- -- ____ -- - Cm Back eCTe II;III I i.t. sia. ta ii is ssiinala', tnss Ii iIN 5n ssaIuhII ti.i'u i' s'. itt,ii a'pmtaah i . eporm a.ccnmpdedbtlw j -----'I-- ,F~,~~. ir-ida Department W \ntural - - I I77lit1t OM thn maid tarilli;int airnaulents ata'u'ritmn I'a';iiitiIiil haimnes lair t t' ai't'ta 't if all "a';acaaflc ,-11?1";1 It''.• ii ft. pir ;i'c'n i ,irai ; . na -s, t;it ,11 JIPP tu a h tar ;I ill t'aUi. r' at r ,rk So 114-11) Ilie. if 1114, Illerrillivill 'S -.'- L, J1(1 landing a beautiful string of 24 A hunter who does this per. .speckied perch with minnow! farms a real service- for turn-. as sel and felims news this week frori sportsmen !cmmok Sporting Good.cStart Most sportsmen who asi: for Don Smith. manager. extendr'c: permission to hunt, find it is lu_c Nev Years holiday tx ta l e I 1 ---- ____ - _.. - -- j: Again the ladie Nlc%les" ode ) , ( 1 'f'u'u:u:; ' Page IC W owner bestinwn while it,_cbeing scored here with two a! them 'ten mo-tncuuung r -,P, - t0f .,, 4(111 ( I ( u,it Ad 0 :1:,t:;i - Rj%%ourres and Flartdh Manne . the Patrol is listed helou for 'i mv1UiLion ti retiri arc- agair anc riot is looking to- e Va .- - - granted If the- hunter thera a much neecit'ci ant! ieserve•c cxwct.s the properts a' his sacat1onThtctorfL'rMwo r mu hauLs of channel bass - ~,r- ft -A-M, 95 Em hunting arcndent hanper. " h.ttrnr t areountimu f The Cann anc rtst. Vater start aLc. ish Commission again asks Over 0fl SR 415 tlit OStt'i tnathuntersreceivt-permissmon Bridge Fish Camp had reports tram Landowners before- going of a string a! four nice onto private property, anti that caught b Tom C,ordit -' - , ______.1 -- 1 3 -- ld ( I 1-1)1 lifl and t, half pound croaker while this Past week end by the long t' riac through thi M r-i: under the influertim," saic JoL, water lures are taking sonif -I.,, robbed a' coordination of and the ever faithfu: plasci. mind and body and tha4 Ls when worm, fished sloIs on t'ia H- l 1h,tt s flu d4111H Sunday, January 7, )973 it Inlet, Port S photos on this page. fishIng for specks in Lake stick men g th s..anacral, & inside ater Monroe. Couldn't quite' decide Trout are doing their thin U_ two c: .is't Jim Carroll. on leave from whothertr.hstttundrrtreshor the lower end of East River - Lazart brought u a gox. the Popular or - Smh*...Ktoodô IIN DORI.,% 1111, 11 I I %,41%. vhc)k Strickland who had nn) a few pompano, bluefish, channel moments earlier landed a two ba_cs. and surfers were caught nom' to remember a hunter near the Genesa R"icjgt. 'lot W7 W riçcCrt stlrf4~ut bait, Artificial lure, KIh olltrig ing rec"CtVfd a call from clifton u. ru_c sourct reported that Artificial- offshore tr0 turned out U hi' n dnubk. each ciinattnr to start ft"edlnl, again one weighing two and o-haIt A couple of good catches were ouncIs "! thought you said made bsisitors to Camp shad were hard to catch,' wa_c Semmok earls- in the week thit, next famoujs 1&,q-, word. nhen s -ti 'Stwepstwaä. aic, bric i's deeper water channel cats, butter cats, and congested the redbreALM downstream. sertinirl to such an extent ftt a .s. swimmers, Just started to close the fresh s,i, I.- feLktE?r column when we fishermen arc getting tflflgk4 havt been doing quite well on Li_c Springtime and at t= - t _= - _~-_ - For -' 0 14'wuud unters' weather caums seed pods to camp manager, told n! several the armed forces in German%. salt water catches and or. down into the 1,agonn, burst and draws thit doves in to being landed. all of them. larg(. paid is visit U, Welkiva River with Trout-tout!, apparently feed Haver, Wedresday aru! made out-ftshirip Vitrillir-lures fit thLc and full a' rot, THE SALT WATER .qCF.%Tit, this are4i L, hl!~ trip 1, happ3 event by IanQuail and squirrel will be Rawli flshmi~ , time. Maw, of the outstanding Surf fishermen are still catches lately have been made , ti taki- the fish right in . tram all reports, sportsmen warm days The%. setem if, think -thIner! -nntrstln~ the closing of Dunes with touts, especially the good r ~ - emains H c---- 11pralt) Iw , .11I Ftedbre&ct tream and Sjwck Isbind Wddlif( ?1'mi' trip f o- chgc1 Atte nn1 c u w fl mtnute fishing timi' hftd HiLe u anticipating good are blung for bankanglershere Ar?a and according osure has tu Alta , a. fishing this month as the full t heoaahe;Ihfth very few taken anrcjrngttjw The Marimu isle area is "old Pro,' Joe Lazare at the producing hurls good shad Plaza Sports Shop Cold catches already. Roh Kzru.. . R Game "I think I've got mnor. nears. i -. cImt- keav-14 local n1mrods SomethIng," Sht- did %Wn Otw,Faulk dropMd in ti, sa% with ordy small game an whilch Caudell netted her catch. it Owl bw are showing an irl- - N. ~ - .__ - .: - . , Tops u i r re ., / Mr... - ,uuI S q - P . Quoill, 0 - - . - - II 1. I lit. V. . -. I7. ". * __ -— __ . %.** ; — LI_ - - Speedint, Icr any feason whalsoever, is courting t .1!- 8.'au., we sell new ca ,c' vu. dtJJU .dlC C1'sr, u,I EL GENC RAV 9" A Y EN CT w. 'a itaTi ua EJO" 6 wfx~ Omv ill, 1, . ~, .1 -I.l, , '' ~,4 C"l0liIII 04 b"ff"W.PIACIKAM V* *12. a bw !, 1. I NA "i. I 1) If deajws . ___ I .,-_It a - P" II If I #f . 4. ... llape~ - I St . - --' - 4`A( .,104 y l.El"l l'lf(Yl'() NI r, and ,\lt-s. .loliii Mrs, Iflt'hai-d Wii, ,\l)U%.l' jilitu. Sheriff and Mrs. .John Polk and - - r-i-i_ .- 0 .iiul \li I . Wisidhotisu a and Mr , :ind \ 4 .tl,iii, , ., .PT .., 0-tal, - ' lm , ____ J I . i0l'. - ,UMMUMY 827 Dettona Blvd. Lower Level Ar I Ill _~~ ,. P"P National Automobile Dealers AssocIation ,---..-i.__-.-.-_,.._ -.......-•-•, ,-- now I - . '. iiii;,tii a ltnI I �- - -- - - -- _________ - -- - -;- - :----- ----. - -- - ---- ,-- I - 2The_Santor 6- Herald Sun day, 4(11 11\ 11 / Cal1 I S Be M-4 (From page 1C) ii I 'ONF. PROPERLY dased tnectinn n an antihinti drug, usual1 curt County ' N ~P-____ _V I ; 4 1:T4 / 4 -- - J 1 I - - Li that It nffer throwing xi shindig at J 4 ,? Vbe lw~ - - 'Out - nnl% tint, who -partyed" Jill . - find had it, hit the deck tui night that distasteful detail ,ii little nzts four-letter ward -IN • J repular1% :sddt'i tsur:mnti giver: Uuit all of the Health Tepartmcnt Mandny~ and or, ;.4 - j( nOnI I If . 1 - -.Z. ,, ", it — .~ . aw~ ~-' ~ , r'-iman .'mc 'lppe:r i mi rine t~ei,,r the- narrier- of Suc,,,.r,'~ kw.-d Chic out of evert, four poersoms the distwu u seer. aninn n.- ill somi (unit will hi (hi cube't di iduth. lit tweet: (hi iige of 14 of out o (hi other coinrnor t) ~ - treatment tuivi beet-u onl s 1111,11, mu continues Tt ru,sles of X'r) ary di.srovered t ontiicted among unwed ninthe" or ir 4 flit Seminolt C nunts Health Snimnoli C nut-its rt'flert lilt- sarm partiripitti ir fanuts planning it ii &-ofl T\ - dosesL5V IK1flI SOCII it-mr. ii s oung pe nplt There art stalf- artioni, tilt 5(- in Uit PeT .tpiU 111 itli art o' (hi' thseitse California man first C onipit Li It Ha zv Ei -es - -- - -- I' or I it, the 1JIIULrd SUUt lit presen "First I'lit- taboas on earl~ uind promise uow, at i par largeh dwiplwared it, thic last t'cncrutinn which meam, despiu. Ult' flirt 1 tintrob. are titaillable which uninfecteti. Lilt ratt, continues ' a, reliitianships U rust R Also Mr and Mrs Miki' Hattawat, Bud a n d Luct Oil ' c urut Sexual me tuition' S. minnIe ( oumuts v ILIUm flit Illivit, tootictime such a casual tiast 1%%(, yesitt anti Ilm stiltistit Ring fttuiifl4 (hi VOUflI 7)( upli does no' uclrquiitth rt'Ilt I flit !lit- relatiowship doesn'. u nit of oat Individual ti one The nut'dic.i director said it Individual F01 triam vounl~ lilt! twet, hound Dull physiviatteL re rx, tint' one it four cases o f oiIe sex is tu epte'd si multitude n' p.irtzttrs liii fear (liii' the confidential "'Mrom 'nw uI .ill rer(fortl, of it 1-1) patient migh: '.cain arnd lx ennui a stiguiu. and tin intma uterine des ict . tht. thot, patittini'l, employment at it, luivt, supplanted Olt- um. ft' 'rn II ' mtlaitttt '-ubtie r conduit as it mtUnS of % e are a,Lsuifact'd wilt case ;ne tenting prtgnnncs imnid W vnuni. married lwoplt who. lve-caust- of till! thir dlmuist ber havit VI) %I,, ur( difficul, tv suadc I(, trutil, their spou!w t' tfl.auLnitn. r rued ''There are several ss'uss in. %, I) said thot, married patienU.. du, till, %, Inch to tr% Ili vinubal tht, U reveal Ii the r Hiatt' * ;)u(kmlsn In' I ru Tilt, first a b% adequate uuie'lligcnt w educ'attiuru winch nuirmtat me latui'ns useans tiontsm pmcseTnulLIoI: em! • Sti,minole Jaycees and Club I.u; The Di~ioea, , is . r tht- Ittininutitors disease o LII' and such ctuf fit is r heart," tht. health director said **()tit proper)% dosed inji c tint-i of lit;antibiotic drug the (IT cure c t. itt. use ci' iiindcri. 0 . In Ili tht, wet, snuill.e. a chou lint. f(It 's dt-!Igtltf ul ( Wl%''k to Jacket It 9111 11 wet- bit wami 411I _ iI_ Itching skin rust, ' disappears The person nuis . go I)iuics for for montlu, or .%,ears without . I mu'wmg hi r SlIt ton. (lit beautiful Holudas Statsorm I have t. 111 I I t.. r Fried continued. I I. _4~ ttudt KUNXflt •'rrt'd from nuil trig 5tt. I.i - - - turnout I It itt un ds lit t J if I. - hi - - - , io!i Dr I'rituct said Hi' contmnutd 1 - III St tit'te (Ito! 3 public is invited and evcn if % m; __' 404140'~40"~&~~400"4V-*7-doll-OV- I fir ie. Of L the, 11herallfill ( it I I. I. I .,\Il. m it(,%%, i_ 1_)e_i.a fool fiiii~~ 1 - ~__ ; - k ( ;.;trents Ileutith Ihpartment finds ` 'I'ht'nie'diraile'oiiitiuunit haa person with VI). ate counts -.-- tuce'n libcraute'ci ii; sanut- dejrer •;taff of health workers trained In the twit F'luruda laws winch in VT) work find persons win' permit jihysirumn U' if- titus-i' bt't'it to sexual conflict . - * i/I $P . 1 .- ~ - Clontz lifts an enormous silver tx-as- laden with goodies at a New Year's Lle party at the home of the mhost, Dr. Thomas I.d - rg * en, when they entertained for about 7(0 emploes. luscious WI SlieR' iO4- , , Ilet rmilvillioll that flit- 111)4.1 hi t ighil hut 91 vat %%I ting Ili sillull. W111111111 oilli %fitillIel'i bill lite( fill all hid, iii of 'I% tug It I% ('tiii II t t_ f __ it * tel .' ? r.' >-,&-09'-11P-4P40- ~-, 6~02-.41 0-0>'-d9l-40'. - ______ 1 I. - I .1 liii gUills tM 1 w III? I I 2 stIfflulilti ____________________ - iI ,Awrien tint too (if, %fil- 101111* 1)1 list I.) •i itiii JIJI) tint. it stuerk sonnet e x perience . sh. star' oil with Staff Builders u •iiul ss ithout stignui.i unit ii wi,rk hi. u tiusin. ss ta partm. at urtl 'i a. . .' .' — . . • - I;ih S S - - • ,C - 'I spouses and medical staff of ,, / p' I' ~11_ '; stro) lIt sue I I "- I __ __ - - __ r_ iz- ~ - - - , — "'. - -''' ~ - Guild of Sanford. I fill , ii'. anot her Serninule. mentioned III great V nuide tier fevi W ~nrju'that lit-' flut"t town was standing iiind tier to sponsorship -i FRED WI LSON. I knew all ow tlnw 11.1tal Rags was it lover as well as being so lovable. Good Rags he Unwed th ld parents areeonipan bexiefucio, Proudis Joining tie itS Susan's sponsu from t i'i d 'i ear of __________ love Seminole Memorial hospital A PATRICK, SHERIFF AND "We knt"A, Vou could do it!** Cheering the doctor on are his attraftive wife, Jean. left. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peeples. MRS JOHN PULK. MISS DLBBIE RUSSEI.J.. MR. AND GORLXJN'S u)umn which Vt-ti sure will be filled with tin nit-st-s of hers and Bfl54tt%' Lrulse t,j the ——— NIRS II R. SCHIIJ~E, MR. Su until next Urne, & happy. AND MRS FWYL) SMITH. happy ta-ta' - - -- I There is hi ,iut y in the s oupi city 'jt line of tht'. 5 ,_ - -1_,- - - 1, I htieurut tt , , . . A . 0 ,% 0 ii '. 11141 i • t I 1 - % : 1- 2' / ix • - hi n, 210 ' :# S ['%,& IlK 1 Oust I Carat Total ix .. 270-00 lie WG Oin,ttr RunQ t9500 175 00 - - - ii K YG Maits 10 Diet I Carat Total 50000 450,00 uk YG I Dia Wedding SEt 175 00 140.00 ____ 4995 1 95 $ stat ., sealing Gioup Sofa I Louisgoot Cloliairi aotall I I. old Tableti, Frmvi--ii A it 0t,~-r A is I U of eon 275 00 ' ' ' iii ii i' Glass Top Reel Table *ith I Chaut o, Patio Mesh Loveset wuth 2 Chains. I I T .. Coffee Table I raiens (),iIhtui .. •. •...•• '.5 '. - ' .. ... t%P,tr Ant Green Re U S $12995 I -- Soulle Catolina Forge SoI also available n while ot i,it green tramcs at sale pr ic e s! hi . Limited choice ot coronlu,cushions II'.? (Ofl4'VflIe flt ways Its isuy ' r -11" " ' P ,I • , • '.i*. P . • I a,*a I n't owt ?' , Pvtft"l L L ttJ Ifs Whilt. Alto L`Ifet~jlor I IK YG 4 Don Wedditig Set 7 * $114 wi M 0 1 ui I (is . -- _______________________________________________ .. I I " ' -' ZALES 2640 HIAWATHA PH. 322-9180 -- - NOW .'dtJ :' a at the Village Shop • / - .11 • • ULK 116 m is p. a i S ha d ear . - 'i, ',T e .1 ,. \ A FEW FAMI'LF S OF SAVINGS LISTED itow d M LONGWOOD kL ALA HWY 17 n LONGwiI PH 831 72.142 of 5 " ' , I and awaits you tiin;nr .1 . ' ) Via I - - - -- ...........•. u..i, Vale's Shoe '.t f , — r- sto ry has - • i.--t- ought iron sets priced for your after holid.1 , hudqi I''' I LES SALE IS VE 10% TO 20% ~ off regular prices on select groups of . - DIAMONDS — . '?''' V • , 'I" - - .. L. .tt onip.unied by a black '11",11 white Klossy studio ant i i s what an al-ui It id Li s uiel . ' t ilt '% Si uiuiIit I c --' - i 11 I Engagement and wi It tier husband ith sl rs Walter A. ( ielut', left. Bob Rams and I mz laulucci at a New Year's E%- e party at the Geneva home of ,NIT-. •a Rd l r -. Jack But ne P. . ', ,tim! forms, available at It;v flerald office, shimId said \it s hlet. It. I tie otto i Is o of SSIIIII 1 ________________ ________________ Of Course EDWARD'S SHOES complete BROUGH MRS 'WILLIAM stopand turn green with ('HANDLER, At DENMAN whilt editing MARILYFI ) ,%I A IU-~'V'A. S1 h A N D M HS W. candidly caught (.4/7 I 1 Is • it-11 Wi your -.' r .- %,-!come your news * niptos nit - - 'I You set-, SANDRA AND , Ir to ri i huan. ss t will) stioululti t work she ti. 1 ?' 4 " . Ii.oituI:iI,. ii! to bh first WnTrIn Io,beot1 Ifl(lI ui tint II lieu working still tlt _ . - I __ _ff I . ' ; Her ' i I MRS DAVID WRIGHT Tim. lint has no oil, Mrs Becker says. this kind of w wnan shouldn't - _i_ r • tribution to lilt, household h. c 11 'i -. r tiitmus ru I liSt . biuthe I hill. St ifli n III I S F t - - - - o I it nIt yr Irojim mutt iului her tiimsh.iiiti clots mm to size hs upillilloding 11111, 'W F- 04 •1t9UlI it Vi%t- -. her an liplmrtiI ti t t imid nut wit ml sir King tail Anotht kids nut - it,;'- u to in oulel ht utic a I - - S, ' "41f 't--- " of the nituunstre'ani l 4'• Li, . chology major with fr... ,%flu% I(I (- all Ife , ;I great help lit) prisslirt allot those Ysti:. • . IllS ~ if nit w if Ill ., warit to take ,I joh beiI I ,astil been empliqlm (lost ,:,I#. g (lit- houne for a long pf-rwd arid have made Ithem ft-0-1 11.11,it . : • * ts oiuii n slit h Ii. si First •imt thins, Mile -_-# .r£ to do as they w ishi as nih' - I(, climist. %%toit-Ille, lie , Mu'. 14 i k & r g.is 1 lit I mu J r' (11111 ii hi I 1 .1% iIIII( h rit W ii Ill I' ii wiiu. puts.,.' a u i'ø r • irs III k t ;li i,ru i V itti • at, r d the Job market a $ I 11 4ganiialiton (if part-time employe A p-;, s it ss s . 1 . '. band is unemployed it f.ij f liii' ttiii UII1I'III Ii,i I.*',II ih III in it.. fiiiuiiiih ld uh)mnh(IlI to ru turning to thu ; drearrood of And if her hij ~ t any person coing back to mmrk lit Votil. \A-lkcall site says that lit her AntI V. hi' an s1is what oh cli Ii ha s t ilked St. uti woiti I- 'T' -;_ itlIy in •in area she no n. ii . w inca who joy this kind (of liff, and the), herself If lot 211 '.* •mrs hiluti __ " %tialiI tioall ,; - !.I , tiiiilnss Itmil Uti' ki t tsiur (1. . - ,' happl, a% horm-nialitf-ts fo,o,l fivedillil of cholce, it has lhom 'ato, (1111111, 1~ , dollf. ex.101v till' fillpf"'Iff. .11141 111 JOHN I WWDHOUSE AND is that RAGS is now the father and MR AND MRS. JACK I c;REENE Air., MRS ROBE 1(7 ' FOR HE'S A JULLY good fellmot ' Dr. Franklin . It is (114 fultutiol that to!r 11 hope' tinit he' will soon Lie back a: borne. wiLt: his beloved Mul'lr.;ri' WELL QL'lrK ;-ti MR AND MRS JOHN MORRIS were among the rex,elers living it up at Sanford-Serninole Lllt't - - u 'r Syti(I r(nue idi In i I ight sihiun 11111% (liii lit has dIIIH I this tti,ult stiiiiø ii %hii Arid she behe%vi, that i a C no.1 e in liii- iui .in,ii-r iii who ii $i II Vt 11 1 ( )1\ It )t ,l \ lw f pruua ballerina -' - Olive it Ls reported or tilt. The i-uume of the individual r burnt h flue fond will be d , ;Ind III compan) deliKhtful goal which I predict will bt. a N ______ -- . I rd . —1 - 41 wc'rI unol,itd in the dance irIs and our Susan is wurl-ang - r-upals have been afraid us in- 11Pm cut wtiutii COflICS to COt-iwr set. education in flirt with the sex organ of a '-lude flit- schools because' of tin, diseased conse-ex-nued erwugi, about the -- 1 on - ilitimi .o in . I Mc{"lure t)t bbn Pt nder 1- dii uu just canmiu 1!n.ugine the * - -.k - dirtio dishom in it restaurant." it) Limit private physicians for "I"bie Health Department is examuluition and treatment ). A• I. AM P. •n • 'nt ' \ wv lit e'.1ilvill 411 Staff 1111111111 t, i f I I M I- it itil 1)4 itt He 155 etC riless %'OU've- been there ---- -- fbI said -%..I 1IL:'' P -P, 1 L - ------ ---------=-- -------- — - (lit- knowledge and consent of contacts are then brought mu' ' dc'ox-t ora tions. CON 4Itd' - - thelared 1,11I Lim- di.wased purl% Tilt. - hut I thiiuik hi, I itilt Iii ' all 62 u.upk c darn t d }' Club is planning • lu n hi n .en I would have simply diet: I, she dolt. t also suit that (ia. stant-or wa. ,~ m(ml gerwrout wi:! onipimment'. to her Susan - ~ tinnom floor VD without ) - It -'— -- F its lilt$ , ( t MI.SS LAURA 1,I)RAINE 111MCKEN tilt •iff )ear -' - _I._r ;t i'irr.- Mt t ., 'raului,it,.uI ft iii friiniIe IIih Sir h(I(iI in 1),-, s-niI't, l!172 A varsity fncitt,all player, he was aka an 0w tr a. k ts'atn, in.-cl'tit of Key (1ih and a mernP#r of TF'( I .i a large (I tnporar . be contracted through an :md treat .. mothet 1k It I- meuf Outdid 'i• : fi 11'r- Vit'll", tilt, church offers exall ulull III?, I,or tits . f,if % 'cartlunario vulim (if inhibited . •d •. I',. 1,, !.ri..n I Iii Ii !Mirif,r't \ of (le- pt iple attending (xc tuce there It SI A'\C [ HARL)I".(,E liver txiienilrlcsd - a I OiI .:-:r . that thert. alt, 1\%() sitivs 14, .:$ _ - filZ(tit4iI purpose's 'ii) CHII In It M i contract ci umnvwhert' CXcsTII ure' (hi toupu-uitmoru of the -su tiuo1 (hi e 1mw- c I and the - , ~ , instructor iN Of course. this is not '\ urginia • Concert Balk.- Involve even. (or fin%- argan tif e .um tilt, biI ttw physician Mints stearI,;x)', (I! biaeli-eyed peas out biter in. the dat Good old sj f (pod ....arid after Jill the fancy .uth'-quumtu dosages of Proper- parts fart tInt' ' nmights hut hou venereal contracted. IJI Fried wia veri, t'xpllcil Jill(' clear -For aL This set. trgam it' s t. organ - - A. ;Itliortient ser%ict, that has . FOREHLAI), I S11 1-:1,11:1) •5 diseast "arh in .w). eduvatiol, in thot, tilifliv, in the school and ill the -- -'~4,e \ou n4m. around anil about Sellilliole CoI1111% . . frills nunu present \ , TWO BUT ST ARS UN ttit tuiicttsse'. and looked like but this will kill me t' I - nT - md Iki.. M) semi, dear friend, Paul "lit ('011111111111111%. ;!~Jdl I'll ,I %I MITTI F CU tIhM k\ II \ItL\ , The health director aII its uncht'cke't ('lit du. greui u.riael inipin-uituuru, uangera unto mu. phyttl cl:uiitac it (Lit i;patisi aruitnms. its lo aimutwer U' (Lit' question ruu'amntng lottie' s'nunug people- of ' ir itt, h iq alit n lint' r.n t tiiuflc.fr hinir (tlle iIpjljfl putt, fur qtwl, t ir I i t phi rt ic -in AW _______________ - - , . John Met tusks W. and 'itt kennith Patrol:* K Mr .nd Mr 11-s II ~ - Ni Stella lill t, ho hIt Vs hN It 55 Susan ssto. wit' home for the Included in the utxitt four folloliI infected intercourfic, hi said Ili tht, lenuile thert- nim be sutile burning arid some worliel; tl;tni, are not symptoms. *'This, s%miptlitio-less woritar, nuts amrs tin disease aund inft:ri nialo, others and nut% herself tx subjert to the limier I - •q h.l 1I4 Itt it ken I from Virs,inia livach, Va I'llai ss\ - erid Betts Rinford John in ,'harles Hunter, a senior at . ^ , mont College where slit i' i '.onie weeks later 1)5 0 f1011 ts diuieaist until serious rout. -- ' hampagrie breakfast are Starred or New 'u tar c I lit her pare=s partoi. ini the feniak sets ufLet-i It organ w itlun two to 10 Wits thsctutrgt but unfartuniuuis tie Dorfman, Bob Center. Captured during the Orit, (I! ait, nicest thing~ tu ha-pperi Ito nit- during tilt. nILe ? imift itt. d and coats were piled all cit ci- not antics ci bs the woman - At i !tiIflr,J IIjh .4 I i hr t iii titt,I.lh it tu,'hhs ; tlehrat.'d her 14th hirthil;i %% till :i dinner parIs and t from her It- lenil Fban;i I':pstein . W . from Indiana. Dan .-Ind JoI Itt parts at Sanford Cit Ic Sc after (hi ball was lit autiful .ind talented darluric gent staggered off without Ins tire t wet I i tutnipagne breakfast which Holidas Season wits ctuitLitii sort-Ofl (fit geniuulu- 0 (hi' nuilt gonorrhea tiurniri mu u-mnuitwn followed ill ___________________ - Si Tom c mother who w i ticitu , - formed As far as cvphuli' t con- wherum lit rtuimtecl (tue venereal Ii tImi maik )mII arid tiven if)- '.' -• fK_-itmnitis sterib's arthritis a' tws iniz a bash amid favum deLerted that' it becomes on made i. iii ?i .iii . ill. ?h" Pir,ile 'Ir ic th' gr,rq1d,* ,-rør ut Mr aiwl M,q Ialuiwlge Ii flvr, fl,h 4n'l '.lr 44p 1 ", - Ii:.! '"H)11Iu i,~ t ten though her huhht No d t4 ,work and could not make it &i Tutu rig, Freeman and Nlri, FrelIIN, Si minnie lasc'ees and Club • muthi intent o our sncut'ts and Department I _____________________ Flora Bunnell. fool un t i. so dedicated th it she cam, I IF flit audutonium was jamnit educational systeril III dtseaw.s arc not wiped out." . F ih r of I on. n.l Dri i oh ' 1111(1 -Ind Iris Berv;cin and Prn'II !-ul at a Rzaa Neu Year's ]it I IW hulmdns hop car Lit cii eaisils cured on't u' is H /i , l er hon Schwab Dr m Mrs Hotx'rt Pierson S tnt. ur J - -..d64%k 110k, k and I (Ilk Richard ml Eleanor ' - - - (uti (enter where Sanford Dr. Jubumui Fried cif the noun commuui aiiumg children stiutiStur . III Fried SIlId the 4 at Men;! John 4 I Vs *S hI\, nut the old and (hi snuner set is welcoming Several rra. director said __ _____ I _____________________ I : John Jalonski. of Washington. - I ni% I r Sen.John and \Irs - ;itwiptd out Nt. was ian Fried Explains tin. ere there including Pit iii Cram 'iou would hzivt thought Lou,: I I :iat night Everyone looked so sptwuil i Just gotta go check out hovit I - • ._~ 9 :.rood all the twautiful petopli —— clinics hi is tested fo r venereal IPr Fried stud ,Fried, medical director of the dL%Utst SeCt thrnughoa (hi %ki ll\* I! this famih of dreaded i -- I i fool.-, :, perfect jot) froni the nionit..,ii ~,plIrl,,;o,.s I L . -* .1 nun peoph wIn COIflt it, fatmdi' udual in'l 'J . 71r n .1, - '(ii / (,r r4 .' 'ir III, Sntiltirtl. art' rr,,.int jag the engagement and fc,1 I u,rij fl,arrIMI!f• r,f ttjr rIai,ht.r. Mk fra I maine Iira I'.Mark ('ant, r'n r. Mr ncI Mrq hn M arli, msn'hirt tt.;id I ke WtI beautiful tte:ither AND 1-I .11 rurrvn ' L40%e.V~~40"40-40--4V-OP-49-40'"4a" SOMETHIN(; " friend CPt LOMBRDO (lit ctrokt ci' midrught.. It 5 i' dit it! art, thit, namiI of thit persons Vi'ut r an rndut idun. tirne - hit ti tti \t II uinpcbuut' t u r ib e it o i s udini ()press Gardens .ind ~il%o Iterulett the Open Tournanw:~ I Ctimmittee Dance, I Geneva to the Invel hono VIRGINIA AND JACK I. - Muin of (hi pues WCTI glued ti with our gnnc Ls- that tht- larpest incide-irt. of . , Mr ' (,i .'re te he huttnd L ac T tXptiunxi culinr aptitudes it' \lt \li i I To, W" - - I 7 Ihi . I picked upall kim:s of c t'r.s:c ( iicëi- and Virginia overdid I,, with hor t Ofl.it I t & \7i .. I .in,dil V111414,11 and f.,tntl lra' 11141\4-11 Ii .ini Quei'n iirtIe, \Ii,-rir ai'lt, i t. I o.h t It in Sant.id - - Thicons was a cocktail hut (hi - for home from S.'lti,in lli'iiht have had M \II to'.ii' Part t .li from It tngton K i (hi it iuse guests 11ii' tsitt'd ilian% phtu'vs int-luiting ttsne \t orl.t, ——— tX Un with actiit cUppt uri Marskn. 'etiti - e Suites. Miami flecauce tbe are inlerect, d Interiors, 1he 'intnd out all in4s of things to its An -one ith an offut to deeorale can ff - - i1'itii, - . . I _D Rate Doubled ' Durillf) The Past Tin) )_e ars ft I)ON5I.A ISTL.S C81 I ' IkD; Kim Wa* Cuil11 n s -Th e Nutcracker The color-iuI programs the are ' a d - - ,Se'7111"nole daughter Christina-, couple. Dick and Lips, from them Susan a student at \ irginia intermont College tells Doris \illiamc f0!, ;M% person. Vouror or Old, whether tn or she (ULS Tu ' A HAPPINESS FCR sUS.A.N LARGEN was home for the holidays. ti t u te ause of tllne¼ In the 1anal • T - - ~ 4 .. I , 1:. ~ 7 . ~ .'~ k h V * A /_~ ,, -, . I ' ' --. , ' ' ~, a 11(1 "fJitITiCIIti - - 11 - " • h;dm bite and the world hnioii __ - . . ~ - -.1 i. , %ru Year", Da% with Ant, ant! wt'i-c enj able C rentnd a lInni and lo thr.uh the hhndc - monI called WORK IT'll! -- - - - little shuteyc. aliYonot, wht, canno, afford it, gt) - - 1. out (hi' debr&s before getting P - - usher in the Ne Year Highlighting the enlrthinmrnt t!ooc am fashirmi r sing-it it iHightfu agar musi mt ar: wa su su'c'ecfu, sea' • I sods - - Genel ation Ca u:s-;e Of VD E 'lo enlie St 1w;r8n% ti n;ui recent snrii - their fond hcautIfuI1 prepared and 4 (_1 - , - wand Drive fl( agzitr - Yotuiae 110.0i ANT) JOE SIECZNOWSM WCT't free art kept confidential 14 / - - - nth. '. ti gi ti a physician and thi added auran Z. 10111.1 - -- - A I the, Senuinnh (ountt Health i;nrJiiy, Jim. 1, J913 3( in the iuect il \lt h as and \7 \lii'n \l-Nei7 i1 S;n e %;i I a n II e hI .7 a I sfl k t lidp' if the lndinn w, •Iin \ left " \ er' ti return UIl', 11,, Sin\tln,Ia, she ac ted at a bit thda dinner at I flcj Restaurant irn e' 2. flaming balked Ma,.hn :4fl4j all , Wiping het- 1ebrate were hntnd. 1'I. his, - Jim and Matne Ldmistn and heir n l\nn, her I nard and Jane ( aseflwrr .nil her ter t ;th - - -. Tlwr t3.w4 ncra. i t t hi ezamtnation and eaent - ) '•cd 1h IV - ti Pal ner%nQilelitI It F ilh lIfli'1fl. \iclen1a and Pat s;wnt the sHealth Deparunrri dtsea.e students tI J7I?',iitn ti Pfrr J !er nlv - (Y" o- j uninil 'I .il in I I If- — ric-erned enough about / - - $ 1- I 41I zig s - tand left Ic tPe an a m'.. an '* cIeganLl% er'.r'c frorr1 kienming stivr appointments. r- td supreme and thi hnst uct the most and the h(t(?5W Pa 1.argen and were si!~ rnrinu and love ever when they Ived nearl' rc 7fl - that's right - wven ?Prri during thi Iiflpaifltec r%ed B - flit saddest ruin of (hi 11 1 pi&mn proptirtmnri of -t nent ihdtstjm.c it (hi tuition 0 ) lk cm4w Ckft J ;-• L' -- ...... - 41 - Iti !)(INA -. n I I - — — __ -I / 0- l e . - _07 — eqo tAr. ?.taner Cniftsrn.en ,unj f\;ini-tu ?It 0111AIlloGif AVINUE - TILIPHOME 441? MAI VilpfI PARK, RORIDA 32709 �-- -- - - -- -fl - -- --------- --7- --=------- --. - ---." 4C—T-ht Si' It '-4raId 1 .P . ____ Strncffiy, Jan7 7, 197.1 -,. - - Ges L . Seininok Memnrui: HnspiUi n old Alnm Mater.imi. I tim equally tu&pp to he able U tell you that she is progressing nicely from recent surger - , .z i I I , Jot ani I tuid a ers mar velnus reunion with our children up in Atlanta It WaS ..: - . . 1 _________ . ___________ - hinri, Wittlans. onf~ of Ili% . .vouni.Genevit frien& with whorn wfhad a delightful chat Mora 4ffl1 t wet' her bcrthdu,'. and sin' and I, tt' of her trurais WCI up Uuanu '')1ct It c'vk'nruit. tic her famous apple pies. \ln. at tics vt!r lovel Ciuinest- wife, Mill I just wish thlit you could set- till of (lit- tender loving cartwhich goes inti tin ziuthentir oriental dinner It - , 7 - - - -- - - 7.' -'-- -- - - - 7 7 4 - i ; j / VIF _~ - :. •t 3 'Inimo,r" %--Viftt. k W arn a Mellonvilit- Dwight F I- - 2524 4 ijili CCI! U )11- A t.v'-' 'V Itubin itiL, AS l(citu A harnes, 1. Saruisi-it:. imiaId It \apier, t itt 2 it: Stcphic'c Inrenwru4 3t I. I4- U: Monroe, Shtrle M Mnnie, 2!L Ib I4 Ii-: Monrot Fennettc r) Spugue, Sfi, it, Sunset Dr.. I)eit:ir Cart. C. }IienkowI, 5', sanu suidres.'. - - - • -' -I •- , Illavkhum, fili, Oil., M Li hIt I ShU5U?1 5 AstiIr Ott , oti - - Mn, I' M 1411111 called miiitin- other cIi. and told nit' that tin- followint persons tuid tietti a warded prizes for their .,11111fant. J,.. Mr allid j%jrs lint Miller Mr ant nit" •I.imn's uitud Mrs '-' ,It:imiu'sq hush "is' ontt st i amt annual (will-vi, (;artiet, cititi,... are ver penicrowui donated b tin rliiridi Powi r timid I split Ilwentive to stri%'it. for gm-lileT thumu ci c ir huh W , thini ir '- ( Anti, wit(, cu.ctnd ntutdrer. itutti M Jones and Ithvnrnnd Junior .Ionp!, Phyllis h Springer and Enos, wilt rustod 2 children Yvonne .1 '1 rospm- and itither: L, wife custnd child I )tfluultl Warren Gnndjtll and .ltitIt Ann (;oncluilt wilt' rwttnct - t!:,i1rl(,1. president. v-11F. tht* :""MR) guest Thert weit. 2o :'1l1-.1't!- and menilten premint 11 :-ivu Of flit truditionai gift tilt- tPilLJbI_J'i • • 9 .` E:3~_~_' , . I i - 44"-, " - C 'T7 - - 1t._ - ,,,, Lt', .4tW '' - - __ I 4I -.---. k_____ . __ _1111111 , .11 1, - t - inbe•n atitimi- now eahls 1)1-ange (itv nct 'ear l'tii' published - - 1- ~ .I - _ I- . t liarles l'd aids - !. -. . I I.— ;\Th)Nt; 'i'iii•: 'i'ui:si in•:s t Ill- IAiIiI.i' Ilollimit as-it iissnd,- i'k of voIiniii of tnsikc arid $Hi'tIlt- i", tit• stunk h'idi' )irtiir'; of hi.'r l9aitii A _. ~__. _~ __ ~ ~ . . 1 _. 7 p,m f homi' A ~ ~Z__ - - _~_ - .\ 4. -L 7 I ft8hi,,._ I :~ ~ \ ~ I ._ - =-. - hi ;n'i i'r'f' i,r iI,ii' liicist'ki ti.r tiittir h 1 rr 47 - 'i 'F ;icnl l,cr l,,1h'r I . , id'.ci' r' ,' iflCPnS Burner% D . (71 'a - Wear •T -"TTL LflI& iL)t'tt ELM ir PH, 32-7;2i Tht L,•. I icii _ :j . -. - ' - llUO in uric AM sthool of learning at hlcidletwrg tnis'ersit, 1t'rhn and the Berlin Llnss-ersits .School of Politics, She even diii actual suvial Sen ice work in lid t.iuhein dynamic ' We have a lot t e about I I 0 0 ' ' I • and arriy,'ti ams tIthtiVl-s IN L',S,,t. Dr. a good wife, housekeeper and months, then in ()u'Iols'r 1935, "This is as liii' land of up- r-lborn 1.1, a mast exceptional mother. Lnul.se inherited her D lFflh\','i-I(r for mit' sesiar, lla'ii In (uIaa,i hteluget' I'r.duI.'uii hurl,,: Urunkl lips Institute in these ears Washington. D.C. for one year. In 1952 •t)us took :. fit ng it (',ermans I in IIITI.E.11 IXTl-'.IJvf-',\f-*_s iiny portunity." IA)tll.%(' 10141 its, "for it er Is ho Ith M(-tu(suhs slit' stuciii'ti "lt'as-t' of alm'to- t" Iruoti her hiut,'ruuatienuil Affairs and at tiut' regular routine ..f work, tinhi s-ideil for flit- United Stah's and Iisia, Poland In gain cx. jointed her older brother, hwrut'nlT Frederick, in Scsi ,krst'y-, hitirvartl, sIu ttiihit %krote tier book, entitled, 'iuisruuirs, "llistor- of (lit' [Tiulted Nations' "Colitillilifil" Education for I it t v rn it I I oil it I it ef ligp(.4 H '"'F' 'r l 'r;rr,t' I '- '. . ; - ' at , - •. - '- F.'.-. $ d tageel f,-,r •'acter some of the nit.' warm wea ther and sunshine 1 Carter 'R ai enjoying in Florida. thr. ''Ifistory yearii agn, I made up my mintol I - (of International (gtirui,ation for Itefugc'.'s" a nd in (till recoginillon (if the im- wa going to flj(u y that Iux;urIrving. tof?r '1 just pocked up and went I lnrehased this nice little hou.se with •.hl its beautiful trees and " Gradoale %%ork and wrote her Priwi !it lAintloti, England. - . c F ri,it,of Nii.'i, Solid (,etl;I Itirig mind "('itation, given to her in recognition of her out , 'tttirniirug -ontt ihution to the iuiuiLs Orgiuninition," 'l'hk 'oIiit,ue i IM.rtan(-,' of her work for the Thit'ii slit' Went hack to over 1,000 pages and was firmer .'stat,Ilchrnt'nt and Uatii'hf Ii' ('ollege for her Post uubIishi'ti in 1950 by tin' Oxford development of lb.' Instit,atir,ri all tturotiphu her sears in (er- 'l'hesis tin, ''The IA'agtie of, She ss;ss in the secunul half of many, her father had told her so Satiunts and Fridtit.f Nuins.'n" her course, when, on Jan, 1, and her bru'ttuu'rs. - tstlu felt the Mr N;iiici'n was ii,., (Irti li,,I, -----------------------------------------1933 Hither eame into power. same way," t'otiutiulssloner of Refugees arid - I I I lIeu lkrhiii I-:ngl;itI World War 1. anti in West -_ 'rsarmlits As I sat there, love of home and understanding 'vung to interpret her fast- of others. *ak- ing, quick-thinking mind, Roth of her brothers wereu we suor' Ot outstandingstudents students in school SAN FORD uvvcii r 10 - • , imports ft's Bv Naii . - - i,thor of many books that delve Physics in Berlin and an V -, tl fill R-SPecLs a,' Political find Idealist 'S.c till Science, is no a From her mother, Helena, -sident of Cen tra Florida ho as a kind, gentle woman, 1 I "Cl S. Lotlise Holbo n Fled Ge - Rerun of erman in the earlsDR 1A)UISE W1l.HEMINA 1A,s, she inheri ted her father's k)I.RORN, born in Berlin. br illiant mind and interest in ermans- educated in the sc'ia1 reforms, for Ludwig - 0 Wit* sets 0 Crueti M*n i-it I- & .i 4 • • Scones Pnlpr • Brilliant, of International ilrotection for It.'gugei's VISITS AF'hIlU, r da 'I'm be ing kept hiesy editing my book, - and occasionally I r'.c' spoken at a woman's club meeting, lecturing on my " ''i it r IAJItiit ""' -. '114 11 ,6 i' 1U4 1U ho l%8, she took a trip 1') 71"he,all education for tier in She s-itid that she kill,%%,, th.it . ,I great Sorwegilln explorer Africa and visitva vight rural Dr Imul-so-'s c141--%l friend vi favoritte subject, refuge". but younger tx, Hagci, became a ('.erman, teased. For, as .'nct' in America slit' uunul(1 be ho had gone to the North h'ok African ('ountries where Iii- Gwt'nihitb,n M Carter, now I just want to enjoy living o!e&sor of lItstn' at Yale Louise put it. "Hitler iut to the able to writ.' freely and study anti setend noR to explorer refugees were ( -A idetermination to continue on University in the C'..S.A. and hmmu sin' tort while attending in God's Country enjoying ltiuIrterti , women of Germany. tit,,111, 161 tell. . "Back to conipletel~, . Anitindsen Inulllflvd, Senegal. Uganda, I(illi( r liffl.('ollt.gf.. and who now (;(xI-!s richest blessings, the sun. lintil she had acoomplushed all wrote se .veral books on the the kitchen," It was here, at Itildcliff'p, that Ethiopia. Kenya, Tantarl i a, lives one block froin her. 'hc had set out In do, certainl History of (lermany. the blue .ikiei. the green. green This was not for LouIse she received her l)octor's Zombla, Llproved it) be a star-% a! the ut(t'ntruii African llwres is a long and close grass and trees and the clear. In such an atmosphere of innsI interest to all who might intellect, Louise grew up She ., 7Aire find Burundi. relatiowthip. pure air of Central Florida ,* flair for speaking her mind, or International Relations and .'u,t - li with an average of 15,000 f~lwve the good forturic it. inect .ittended grade schwl in Berlin. at least letting the world When I asked Miss Iloiborn Well, spoken, DR. tJ)UISE short %% Illit- I'libliC International I.aw. iber. to 20,000 refugees. from other how slit- happened to settle in took her state exams and beitan her vle'wc by vnIa'-,nv it Irt . 'ifOLBORN, We of Centra', om here she went to countries. Floridii, -the answered. -11 Ju3t Fitwitla reits,rate *,r,lir 4er.her .studies in Social and sa, with the 'aid of :I her father Cambridge, Mass. and attentleill Wellesley College for wollit-n, of file cold winds and tinwril -s In vach Country slw was fired GERMAXIIERI'TAGE Political Science in higher and brothers anti friends, she Radcliffe College at Ilarvard %%Iit,r(- she taught "Social greeted anof escorted by Ulf. for several years- (j:r4stritW%t , re slit- moved to Commissioner for refugees 4 __ I dip -1 sort:)Il(m1as,wiitrL slit 'oufttiinsthttr i%difn' as rk under adverse conditions, Vier des to learn and her ,wini----------------- - - • - I We're smilinq because we just moved into our new home, And do you know how we found it? Simply by readir - 'Lifestyles" in The Sanford Herald. -' - - - 1. ' s44 , 'I '*; •, ~e o, . - - - , - k 1111 . - . : l- , - V - ' - I - - 7 ç I \ :1 - . si .ir, (lit n (III Iii Ni i I A)fl(IOfl, ualked through unit-k and mire (.inuri,, where she $ustrut'tt'd at or forests to get there, Connecticut College for several Bt get there, they did, for -- - - - - - i— ii ' r'i' _';; .' =1 ct-dir vivtoriii f 1*,abm. . ifJ' 11 w host ', -, Aionzu flivialiot, anti .1ohnnit %I M jflfl ta i. m -- 1 . ' It an apartment or condominium. It tells where they are E_ _=L.whal -,hev offer and al what prices. i sears, , that is the strength and for. UtUdeof our I)r.flohborn She .,, utlrt _ ,, I I't,sfs' • ',IurLt . III. B C iu'',in Gellevii San Antonizi Tex., (,.(~ Itilit-heit, E, IiIIIIII!I14111. =. IN4 Iiiiiiiii l.z,. . r MtItl Ope - L' Iatcl-u It Yourself a-a-' tcnh,tI; ''Ic''ruutot - ~, . 4 .~ , . 0 , ~110 e l, q I I - 1 , f / - fill' wart. slur: viic can Litt fluii I / I terial that l'ooki, lil't. I'latch I . i ~ t - moort lilt(' niorf fushimiabit ~ _-, ~ .7 —7 - I I just seerrit that "Lifestyles" is Et good idear For both readers ,- ___— - ' - - ~ ,,,, '—•--• __ 10.1 ç.-.,i :- 7.) ' " , It L , ____ _ , i'.O'i',C = __ -t : . ____ -,-.-- - ,. ___ ' 1. 1-1 Requests fin' Wo?iittn s LIMA", amid jutsute coverage, parties, clubs, etc should 1* nuath' at least it week it, udvtiuine . I _______ - ~ III F.ItAIt* %tI(kS . - oft— ~ . / Il,l : it I.. 0 NURSING CENTER L """"' P"llifilitlon Ill 110-sto". (if It - - also wrote on tit(, %%i's I'lade if lift- nivinim-r- "The Fridti.of .- -.here ,our friends iire'' Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients — VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 24 — 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. FABRICS LABOR Nan.-wn -il,titil- and reccived ihv r)n o/ OFF !6 Ph. 327-6707 JANUARY and !I BEAUTY SALON - / -- /. I -., r ., -, If - , __ ,C — __ — 10 I - - -__ ----], ., I CALL NOW I ',i. Piece OPIN LHtJU S ut Corner Group —— 595 (Slit "... , BEDDING & FURNITURE CO. Sanford 1 U ill \. I on t )n t'u!'' ti .- 1 44 1 f i ll "I 0, Ilit ill .. -4 1. ,;Zzl / F' M — free styling with purchase of $2500 wag this week only BEAUTY SHOP THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL $1500 FROSTING Req sio.00 SENIOR CITIZENS SPECIALS SMITH PH. 323.0235 WIGS& HAIR PIECES iui, 11 - (. -- SHAMPOO& SET Reg. $ 4.00 ----- - --- $ 2.50 PERMANENT Req. $20.00 .........$10.00 ASK ABOUT OUR OTHER SENIOR CITIZENS SPECIALS ", fit , ,I DECORATORS Jane and Wally Phihpt ' Shop at Home 322-3315 d(t (hjf, Open Thurs Fri and Sat OTHER GROUPINGS AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 2200 S. French Ave. SAVE ~ OPERATOR!) ')1111If,' Mr Coon Terry Dru't' Veluno Whited Tooth Black & White Req. 219.95 11 Under New Management N,int Nrsk irk Owner Phone 323-1160 / to I it -? f ' .si;for of THE TIME TO * ~LI r . t f -1 - F :-- e;..4D 20% 20% LU/O DRAPERY RODS - - Slit' i?i_ cbraperie-i iii ', I Hounds - BOARD "Ill Ix- editing, it for some tillit. During this time. al,so, slit, but holit-s that the book will be (.11111111t.ted ,111(1 (-(Iitc(i t wo ready for sale by flit- end of . vollillies of. "The War and 197:1. Day 'N' Night Convertibles The Sanford Herald 372 2611 or 831-M3 11 E . Is: ----- MR. AND MRS WILLIAM K PRA'rI', en terl,,ajned at their home Evansdale Road. Lake Mary, with a rehearsal dinner. Dec. 28, honoring their son Ronald Prdtt arid hi', fiancee Linda Sue 'irnk anic h seated i whose wedding was an event of l)ec 29 at The Church of the Nativity. Standing from left are Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs George Simkanich, parents of the bride. Members of the wedding par'\' and out of town guests en,Kiyed a sumptuous buffet including roast turkey and dressing. ham with pineapplecherry saui:v, miniature meat rolls sauerkraut. assorted vegetables, salads, relish tray, hors d' oeuvre, nuts, mints, nut rolls. champagne Punch and coffee. I ('ecelia Farmer Photo' ci' marc unlormetuor, cont*cl . A'CROSS I 'iver 2100 pages of detutiled regarding g.irdini' refugu t r.•setrt'tut'iI b - Dr. hlolborn. She '' - I I ': I IVfl('(Ir.(JI i,1,uu , -- k ,. . Alli .# *P 11 ''- i S ., Y. I-. II I -. ,_0' -- 4<04 *_V 719, ~ Ii .~ - 4~ It i , _1. l'..1ir - iso 7-' V - ' , , pii~ _-' ;_ - - .r -- I - -' 0 .0 , .I .. - ~ ' __________________ N - — ~~,__.-i __-_ . . —7 • ;?h1r..% . - 16 :~;-..Ijl - -1 -1 -- ' i - %• r, ->- ~_ - _~ L - '-' 1~ . b .I, it ~ fora t*'riinl of six months. cacti, ('o,nInIssioflcr for refugees, to lecture on A nit r an covering Liii pt rind of l5l to 1972. This slit- has done fin(] the lxiok is now at the printers anti '- minar in Cologne to speak on being t.dit&d p apt by page by fhc American-Foreign Miss liolborn, 'I'hie book will lx' ' ' venient that we knew where to look iind compare V6 I Lle~ IiA'h I le 1,eEj r C1`1 In:: - I ' '-'narket place? And isn't A;" "1%. I- - I , 1~ I " logellit-1 plet.t. Ili(- tahrlv~, , 'I.lilll#.(l VA'Itlr li 1:111! Jol' O! - - ' ~ r ' every 'lliursday evening. she lielp, the caivie of the refuo~mnd Would take the (rain to learn more aNnit how the hi 6tr' 1) 'pt 1ul tlit_ IS i r i.t- i )UruIr} or individual idu,ih war. slit- nuide several trips fit I '" - r su ti-kentl there, working in the can alit themmu of lit-c olStr,itegit- Services, as a She was asked by Prince fit .inti Analyst. After the '-ailruuhuin :tgi Khan, to write i - .- uf - If S All during World War 11, rain or storm or any hazard ill . - we really like best of DII was the convenience of reading 'he advertisements of Central F lorada developers After all, isn't it marl for them all to be in or,€- - . I woo - , I& - hI ,~: Itz - .i I 11 p, -' I ' 'I 6-# .-, , - - - - - 1. 11u. I, I — -- . frills blouse ltqit~ -- - learned ho%&, to prepare your home for sale—or how to decorae and landscape f I I 14 . We really en oyed reading the section, too! The art i des are timely and intorrnaf iye Last week you could have ,_._:rr 0 I I • ,,mit . - .1m ..; - ]i _________ • it,- t I ____________ r'i,.. - (Irluiroit Allot 1. 1~# ~ A! : ir J 4 J.P ^ ~ I .- '- -' , " 0 4 IVV -. ii 24 ih I.akt CM, 111aI4, Atilti, F-ace-. Joltil ~ ,~ - l&V l(i,e I. - A 11111111, - ,- Lrigapt'n it'UT uurud wt'uduni forms, vvullzihlt' at TIn' Herald office, should hi' accompanied by a blank and White glossy studio photo at five days least before desirec puuise'atum daLi' lions Williams. r:i don — % I - , dersow,- ill. 1)eadlin.- - __ l)H 11)1 ISE t)l.B1R\ sits at the desk in hotstudy amid stacks of prs she is editing from -7 1 'V ,,.iIle, lT" ' :.' 4 ,! . I 11 ~; - Ilamuiptan Wuii stniwt'red wttt , t'nilida gifts S;wahini;- of Mrs Sm:iitti sinalsi e'lujovttd s'elts trout tier in:. % alter taunt Ililit timid their :.euijlit'r, Also visiting wilt - hitr fur it tt'i clays is lne tI '; F't %tiynit', liii! ''-"s', '..O",',O,I'_.O. i . - • Glati çt Terrariums Ck.ck 'tght L,gtih S . . ~m tu -,A'I ,, . . I . - I L" ,'f1 - ,:t, -- and IC P.00kpni o ., (I __T %. f " . 'irrt It itavi- Ii' t,'l sot: (lit.: .0 .,t I . Good %k1lilt tit(. It"ste , Io? Itifluilentl ,--~ ' - , ,.•', ~ l"Vel; lu __ q W - -. - liel , - I. 1. - in s I .'"'.illit'i. till t,% ..,-, i, .." .1 ~ .,, -- - I'; ( arhioc . . ~-_ :"'; :II~ ~_IDT~ ~__ - I i :% ;, _~_Nl _. - : .- 1 4 -i, ?"~ - .'-''---, !JI e Cnds ,.-- -I i`i7,_"~`i 15_ I ' __i1,'11 : - 'Iii 1 4-:,. K 111 of them _ -, Corning; , - _ arj Id dom es I c - - F - ill'- i~ -1 I -.t,i Make someone happ~ vA,Ith A 91.0, for that specia' bi-thday An I sary or just becaose you're ,-- J ~. . , ~., 0-1) '.. a olll~ 't tiff Plifli C' % sinu tit!( k t - - — - ' Oritrige .%, (.. [.(I vIn;, -i pl.' . I -.. Sipw..C, Sus -lilt' .11141t; Elizatiell'. Will CIL,;: , pp,, flV rtui hirer, George F. (uar. :u-t, M I4everL K htrnwii anti •Josrpt ItvntR (irtuinit( t, Stnrlv A L Itni'wt,, wilt nusitith '. C,u;wr' H' 1.1: Mnnrnt 'Icr-ct'hildrcf. r- lui!er-.' Wtiltnr,, hi, i:iin W .Juze; f' Cati, arid hioru C. lth carrit 1. Harper , Ii,, lb 101 (it - M Culpepper an C,t!mn't'u, Sara nnn Ii Hottest 32. hi 5G2 Ikitint1 M P1ev. timir: Ijsjrt,ii ?.cliwciotl •hint'tlt- S Peltrt' W., wilt' custody 2 children 11 42 I iun'wned. Oviedo lid.. .]:lilt-' Y a tsurt and Guir y,'t, t1i:,hiat'. Yt,Lsc)r., wilt- $251 1 hum; I.usirrdl 1. tlrgt'lic's, 45, 57t SUHP sulini. Wife restored for-met si l4ikt- Ave. lA Orw E Hattie .hint't Noble - 4, FAD ( Tlier.'su 1 Zlnucmerniuinn suit: I iiupiw .1 i'nwi'rs. :i, Itt 2 I bonald M., wilt' restored to:. ?Mt ( ivi,.tI: tsr,., I Uh..sI ms. nutt... 1 - . -7- - Garrett Co., Thorrim-, % vs hon-u. Kn White wilt' rust r'hihii t, 4110. 1111 1 1 1111111 .; . ~ 7 DISTRICT ri hlCI - tt i;ci right guest spenker at i fleet in at the Sanford Business and Pra#ession;ii Women's (lith WednescIas at Oilo's Hoffirali House. is shmm with local a RPW pre-sident, Laura .1 o whit.- -, /, 9 / 3 5(. . life, Her abilit - to think and and as they Wvu up the Johii 1) )t'it,';(n, i,',-*r -- Jan r"T - I - her latest hook to he Reco.dii Ave 410-'~ I ' , Suridny, ~ ~ II Well Piaues Hendersori, 2, k P - f: . „% - : 41 HouS e - - I ii Sn iifonf I torn lit "'i: fu',-,.. - .'Il"(' Cou rt ' ~i See Our Selection o' -,. wiv, si, it.... needless to sn I rt!nht bk'iu rn' perpetual diet Anvhnv. - it was, I repeat real 'cud it- set- nu' clillciremi, but tii)% it is just us pond U 1w hunt. itt Seminnok Cnunt unit butch tit rm pleasant Last ii! finding ctuitt bit- of picasantries ti bring ti t't)U - — After our brief enrounter Witt, d inner -- i,,I,, ItiIt - (1FT I?) \ 1\ Isn't it' Gind Bleiu, Arnerica I .%a%-, H' ntinu %OU 7 N - Sanford c'nrder, Circle'- will Mooney and Mrs. Donald Howe. MGNOIJA: Th iirsdas, Jan, meet for the month of Juinuar 11, fi3 am with Mrs Walter Its fohInws 504 East 24th Place. Lee, CAMELLIA: Friday, Jan conservation, 12, 9:30 win., at the home of rrograrn, Mrs Frank !-ish, 104 Highland. Hostess. Mrs lee. MIMOSA: Thursday. Jan. 11, Program fruit and s'eetahhe -' 945 am., the lblnW Mrs :arr;nrnnts Sheppard, lRflt' S )'ark 1, T CENTRAlS- Th ursda, Jan 11, ' 30 It.m,, at the Garden Ave Program, birds and Center. Program, slides of conservation Speaker, Mrs. Mrs. gardens Hostess, Mrs, Ira Sheppard. H as( ess, Sheppard Southward, PAI.M Th uursda, Jan. Ii, HIRIS1TS Friday, Jan, it, 1 -AC- p ma,, at the hnrrw of Miss 1:31) p.m. wi th Mrs Angel Dial Gertrude Fischer, IRO Pines-rest and Mrs John Bischoff, 73 l)rivc, DeBars- , j)is'e, Program, using and A7u)ea r- t-tct-Ilng material Speaker, Program, fl owers in Oriental nstesses, rugs. Spe-iki.., it'eii S.hslii.i Mrs .1 M. i'uupri ROSE Frudas, Jan. 12, 9* .lrs F M. l,uiecker. Mrs. John am., It covered dish hiunc'heori tudwig and Miss Fischer tit the home of Mrs. Henrs .iCARANr)A' Friday,, Jan. Simpson, Geneva. Co-hnstess, 30 p.m., sit Garden Center Mrs. Charles Hnl7er. Program, ITh.crnudish gardens - - les ;tmorsg Thorns and liouecc”, Mrs Mitchell R -- ~_~ oc'casiori Mart. Watkins, we had dinner and (lien on ti (hi' wrestlini' where we sait itlili, situ Mike Gratuiri, defeat tin other c'ontenclers Li return tii C)uinip' lieu to florida. tiuct tint- blooth niess and I tiopt that I never tuive (lit' opI. set' uirivniortIIcIrtunit wrestling. ugh, it 15. (lefifliti!h' not riu t'w of sport Wi t'nijnytd a real Chiirust- . .._L~1~ 71V -i 't ~ -_~ . ~- k .1 - .4 -1 .. t. Al~ the I'ressdent ofi the tlnit 'ci Suites Murph 7 7_ _121 - '2JL'- . Just think, going ti see spiellkirij,' of applv ples. Polh Ic — __7 - '• Ok-_ ) - Mountain, ttnwritow Atluin ta1T UrUIerg OUnLI AUIIII 00-- - , — — .1 V Stowell and his siste: Carin Stowell ha't'c' rvcvivr: 'the Floyd 14ilnrc ftT.I just grand and ended a1! tat The Ralmers are residents (if I1'Vitahiofl to attend thi soon Ctielst'a, Mini. Thc art inaugural festivities it, Wi stayed at the ver lnvel presentl residing in the former Washington, D. C this month nr home of our itaughter, horia' of the liiti Mrs. flmrru .ltiyvre said that the will fh Li by Fnstern. . all I can .v t Jeannent, and her delightful YouLc and from all reports art husband, Norma l, eXweU to take up permanent nnttei If hi' is as proud as I flii flones t, not till fir 11u; ttUit I 1ust , Iot isidenr in the not too dicin thei1 w::r o veryirg to sleep future ' a-sititr .Jranneni' and Nornuir had C(aXft in .'rt. 11111 IPIIIOI till sotut'Uiin ilannet; in: tn ti di — that c-ant, had thrr nv c' hal. almost VVi'I tbi tint WI.' did gowns Gash, I wish I could bi a have such it nuirvelnus time It little ok.a, it tilt nrnusi' just to film. l.ev had is fv guests in was almost to' much just ti be Nt' Yr'i set the look or their faces ii' inc1iidin Willi our grautisons, Todd, Don the ctui! with Mr Nixon Vm, Whit,, and Ihis and C;wtr and Rn Jr. .hivet has been working with Huh Thrt played bridge Ut,We SJW tin- brt!Itb.t.aI:int . •_ . . . Storit- . .1 1. IIP IU I - I almost forgot to tell yon that —— nephew, Oliver Mathieu. and Ill., , l.i; and their famil went up Those enjoying it bit of In VISIt with Ltfs famil\ in hospitality at the home of Mr Hzivzin.0 They report a real and Mrs I C; Hull were Mr good time bias had b alL I and Mrs, Larr Rant. MLc forgot to ask if Oliver tank his Marsha Itndpers arid Mrs A hoat but come Ii, think of It that D. Smith would ht'zi ver% sill% question - -- . • IL that sh was making us ow of her fabulous apple cakes. All iiflyOfU neeth wi th Pn1lv' rak 0, it big cup of steaming hot coffet Yep. I can 'ust see this year o, tiff it , it disaster 'dirtWIM'' -. - ".i~ Cciln(Ja1' For Januai,v p, Gewv .11 an 1'onl Garden Clu b ' '' - E1 %to Ct, .i PHILIPS - tswadr-y & for 11iiii,felf 319 Well 13th 5, IF SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 322.3315 IN; . 1, �4 .' 4C: 6C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Dec. 31. 1972 For Condominium Industry he Lif 1eb L-? estyles ofe • Gor ert ing. ge ¶ - I ye Chi JUL SO( H ome 1'?) El 1 Q f') Meet The Winner i in Ti m e .1 c. 9 hu Ho ye Hs It I IA\ '.TF'.TRflM Welcome to our 'First Baby of T?" Reported to be the first baby to qualify for the title of Seminole County's first born in The Herald's First Baby Contest is little Mr. Thomas Demps III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Demps of Sanford. Shown right with his mother, "Baby" Demps is dreaming about all the wonderful gifts he will receive from Scminole area businesses. Our local merchants ar1 to start the 'Uttle Mr. 1 73" off right with the wonderful gifts listed below. He may have them absolutely free.. . no obligations. The winning parents simply take their letter of authorization from The Sanford Herald to the sponsors and receive their gifts. 501 all ha wt an alt St At Ui M "I M at rn at 01 Cl IN Lii I I lii tUnt .i. r. Yithm a din or two '.ou will be reeetIrig from the Seminole County Tx Assessor a ver Important envelope. In that Privvinrw will ix nu asenut' to "Ong $7.00 for ever) $1,10) of assessed wiluntunt on sour home against R&qe&o*d ri.,alujitinn on our home sigainst yo Countiind School Board taxes, If your homt is assessed at more than $5,000 and ther are sers f(ss left in Seminole Counts these days and tsrn that arer 't assessed for at least that much — this meant it thnun'amstsnwCity taxes and . nur Caunty and Schaal taxes C'onsequenth . If you result' inside the City of Sanford, thu I imstrurtions Sign wtwr(' instructions indicate von should mgn and return It Ist once to the Tax Assessor office Now If on ssr it newcomer u. Florida or rsen it you've resided in this area all your life hut during 1I72 von pur. chastcla new home. %-()u 'will not get ant of thoseenvelopes we've prevtousI mentioned front the Tax A.c.cessnr's office, In order for you to qwiluf) for homestead exemption during 1971 you will hnu' In take sour deed and all other allied ruipers to the Seininok Cnunt% Courthnum, tind you will hove to appI in person for the first year's exemption on your m'%s hos' rn It isn't v neres,czirs for both husband and wife 't een t co hut one must gt ' What constitutes a homestead" t!j, to 160 acres of land or Just one-built acre if the prnpert is situated within the carporisit limits of a rnuniripahi: 4 We Will Present A Lovely . Must Be Legal Residents BxlO Photograph W Applicanu- for hortiestuad rnwst be legal residents of Floricb, If the% have n(it twen it resident of N state for at least ont vt'ar they will have to file a declaration of dornoc'ile WWI List' clerk of the court It 01 of Mother and Baby dt it b /1100 Efir ii I'll r) !irri1ii the' iigt' exemption will have to furnish proof that he or abi' is Over U 71m, can he dant, by wing thvir hiedicare card, hirth certificatt, for their driver'.c lirensc Oh, ves. to be ehigibk' for the age ext'rnptnnu the applicant must Iive' tw'en ii resident of Florida for at k'tsI fuse consecutive' sears since ri r.jr' 3tik )t ?f'.r)I1)'' II 11 ct LITTLF MI Pt' EAP C)F M!ZTEP NETV WLL fl APT AS A CAPITALIS1 t?, 'cI • Vd tVI.e, v.'tif It Fr That Special ONE CASE Beechnut Baby Food SPECIALLY ENGRAVED IS READY FOR 19734 FIRST BABY Compliments Mike Basiha ad Stafi AT THE WITH 1e Tote-a Carrier FROM SAVINGS ACCOUNT r1C.1.1qV. - FROM— it1u Sunfm'ii Ailantir 11ntiimn1.artk TJJ# L Aii.inti I.sni: HL, It) r SANFORD FLA. :i E FIRST To The Newest Citizen FC)P 19 _s :" F lfl APPt AL of Seminole County a A Beautiful Sterling t MIXON 222 Magnolia Ave. 322-OBOB 7tif. parent, o' 10 2 firs' citizer will *ive an oil change, oil filter and Iutx job for their car under the supervision of Dick Roher our service meinirner 2 Supers and 2 Milkshakes 'Nc better burQer Anywhere' I1 S. Park Avt Sanford, Fla. SEN KARIK GLASS AND PAINT CO., INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 26135. ORLANDO DR. TO1PT L 197 SANFORD IN CCMC)PT I97:S FIRST bAbY WILL PFTE !VE i bOX 21(5, Magnolia Aye, 322-4622 or Senis,iok County's F irs ris.v. C it !n 0' D.1 i verec in thc riom* T. G. LEE FOODS WINN--DIXIE isi and Sanford 25th and French 50 Birth Announcements 315 N. Bumby, Orlando, Fla. PH. 894-4941 1973's new citizen brings his Celery City Printing Co. Inc. Commercial Printing & Lithography —HERE SINCE 1920— Now In Our Nes. building At 221 Magnolia Ph. 322.258) S,inford, Fiji ruç Sibs h€ F irsi Bab O IQ721 The First Pair FOR MERCHANDISE OF THEIR CHOICE AWAITS THE PARENTS OF THE NEW Be Late Don You'll feel bad then. but not as bad as %aL, will feel wher: sometime' In November your mortgage company writes you one' of tliost' letters stating that s'our escrow bcrouflt is short about $154 and the firm would appreciate )our s-heck hi return mail so they will is sufficient aniount Ut pa your taxes YEAR BABY AT. for you. And, don't hint: this doesn't happen Quits a t(-w Sanford iuid Seniiruuit' (_(PuTl') residents gut such letters in November After getting over the' initial stwch tilt') Lulmedultcl) began Lnvestii:oturu: wtu And. 0tr are mighty disappointed when they find out that one quick trip to the Courthouse' back in ,Ianuary, February. March, or even On April 1, would have been wurttiabout one' and it half bills Not all the people who' gut these lttter were nets hunseowne'rs arid forgot to go to the Courthouse. Sonic of them were old lionit'tiwriers tsh( let that letter [runt the' Tax Assessor's uflut's' pet timid aside. Oh, CS, USC) , intended to' do it tuniurrt'w or the following week. But, the first thiril, that happened was that it s as laud aside. then musplacej, and turn discarded probably with sonic of that 310111t, 'natl that ran st •'uIsll) Ims'vuniulflttAJo, filing fur homestead exemption also eiiuii.h :'0w' hurtie' as your legal homestead. Thts !1Ie'1*flS UJ .from 11iur4agt', tax arid other tve' leins. no Whomrlauuis t UI :be made against the' property to deprive a spouse and ;Children am hunu' In which U live. Of Shoes! '11 SHOE STORE 322-0204 70L E. FIRST ST, S HWY 17Q2 & 27th ST.. SANFORD - Th LucPy First Baby Will Receive A Century Potlie Chair and Toilet Trainer WI LSONMA IER FURNITURE CO. Hiçt. IrIsci. If' Allowance.---We Gsvs TV 5tam1r. 311 E First St. Ph. 322-5622 rewdential proWty has btvn homesteaded there u, nu way P Were glad to give a treasure where shopping is a pleasure OUR GIFT TO 1973's FIRST CITIZEN, WILL BE ONE CASE OF To The First Baby... For Keeping Childhood Memorie tfur hubby to put the home UI) US 0 bet in a iik.'r game and fuse it, thus depriving the wilt' and kids of their hoe m One young couple purchased home in 11171). in 1117] the)' ret,-euvect on, of thuø l.'ttu±'r from their iiiur4',Ugs' ('(Ituipafli short .stauung that List' ecro.w .ut'taUfl A Baby Record Book GERBER'S FINE BABY FOOD Barnett Bank PUBLIX MARKETS of Seminole County,N.A. f). .'. tTU'd4 IIC ihv., 436 '.#"l.flir 1. P.) i ) I SANFORD PLAZA THE FIRST BABY OF 1973 WILL BRING Little Mr. or Miss 1973 Will P.ee,ve An Erwavecl Silver 15 GALLONS of GASOLINE FEEDING SPOON DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS—TUNE.UPS---BRAKE WORY Sanford 322-4924 2518 French Ave. FROM OR/;A STATE BANK NFQ.QL Iiit Pitni,n,$ f k'nrgc' l pk In Whitley, Eljrptir A W,lk'i', ,r.'l I l:irrv 7.iikc'rsiu k itit'•rc'tc'cI p:irtte may ftlitain iii" tIImII tinti plus ' of liii' ,cini in I q In ii ' c w 'i r k q P.'. p ,,,c'etinUs by phnnin&' (4 i'iii. or by wrItIng The F'It.ri't. I •',,'Int,ilr,l,u,, 'runimicqion I IR fit ci Naticirni) ftan fluil'lir,i' \hi,,,t, f'Ir'richs I .. ::' ' - • 71 _______ _________ -..'' _______ 'i' Street west of Georgia .venue building permits for this Cits of Sanford building in project totaled SSSe 000 sp('c'Iors are buss these dms 1 Related photos pages 21) and keepingtabs on the blossomtnf. 11) I surge of construction of single family dwellings, apartment, At 820 West 25th Street, townhouse and eoidomunuurn between Cedar and bolls un i Lt. Avenues. Central Floritfif A spot check last week b the Builders has begun ground Herald showed 262 unuts valued preparations for 16 town house more than $3,081,000 in units Building permiLc for the varying stages of construction project are for $158,000. over the city Rapidli, being occupied are 26 RapidI nearing completion is Franklin Arms Apartments a .tp'tmt'nt units at 440 41 unit complex on Florida Mellonvulit' Avenue devehox-d A%,enue near Seminole Ifigh I; ark. Pertmut for the (viliplex School Scheduled for (PC. ('upJir-s b August 15, thetotaled ('(instruction is for $300,000 I BOB 1.1.OVD •, ' V • '4, ' _________ '__• c_ 1' ':\T'J'I:("I'1V E ADDITION )ITI( )N to 41$) bloCk of \1e'IIwls ilk' in "tinfnt d is thts .t) unit ('(till PI('xes in Sanford area IS last as population ifl( I ('ases 0I',' \I.in.ig.'r Warren E. Knowles i ist'ner and Glitz ,of. Winter ,.,('Park. (k'cuna , , ,' Hey 01 tuie$113o,100 (),Jt' 1)1 t like o her .lp.11IIil ('lit mark .Jativarv I The Finest Location For Suburban Living In The Forest City/Orion do Area stages of construction. building Boulevard, cast of Woodland Ineitrstageso!butldmg are ('.onstrucuon Coriipan on 25th N N 5oJtc apartment units b), Wilev U . Airport Bouk S iird "Serv,ni Y00 I' - ft 0"14 ' i B LOt'ISE L. GIL!. Extens loin Plume Eronomk' Agent problemb. 'i'iii•: IiI(:k(,u ' ' c - '-'.. \/\(00 uS ", ----------------- o ri a s -' Most Attractive Tree By IJA%U) !)E%'Oli. Extension Agent flowering season Is during February and Marriv In areas south of ;uins's'iIlt' dogwood fluws'r.. grow sparmgly except follow usg cold winters I(e'J and pink flow &'rt'd sarittie's grow poorly and raid) bloom In Florida 1)ugwoud is highly recom mended for Ianudsc'upe use throughout its adapted area Best usage' isasa Iraursiiig Lit's', patio tree, or for izsclustonu in the' s')tUtibr>' Es('rder wiser.' it crves a.t a background plant fur flower effect. Several In- lneunw tax return. which are attractive. Thur scales attack dogwoods are the 'I'iii; IH)(\ 4)4)1)'' ' -- - - I • • " - ;:' - . • '" - -. .' - I R OM $ AC - H MODEL OFFERS YOU - 0 Total GE Living * NO CITY TAXES • Cent. Heat & Air • Landscaping, Trees • Underground Utilities • Double Sink; Range • Centrally Located • Street Lights • 5 Yr. Ternitte Guar. • Garage, PorcLh Car peting ------ Choice of F Icilor Deag.i ' I - 21 0 3 Bdrm, 2 Baths - 0 •,,... 'I Man) 'llieir ycars of indel*t1t]( .111 4, I '11.1-." e prepare inealb for only "'alt "ell be extendetJ 1,) ths'nuselve, others fur just two 'Ie'.'vlupung new shopping skills, Id y.. PVVP - Ideal .('1Udi1.. Vi ii ) .1-4W to and tilt. buy food in sinaI] quanute,s proper '.' 't.'. I" I I do riot ha%-e l " _ Mans older citizens are confused w lien shopping, because they are attenipting to Convenience foods are well UM' "Mod el T" shoppt'ic' r1.IL" suited to i lie-ct these needs in a "space -space age riiArket". The' require little preparation skills desthoped 4 tiflw tni) be prtpdred md generation ago do not ef. used rn iridis'idiuil scrv trips :sri'l lutisels serst. the cunsurnt.r in cun oftenbe stored to • tod.ay'sniark.'t places tensit periods of time ott hut' cabinet shelf Cost per ser'. u:i' Wiwit shopping for foods, will vary from below ('list of 'I. 1111111% (older e'onsurt*ent, search it yourself'' foods to t 'it fur the Uwindhinup "prepare it sidt'rably abuse', hut per sri. from sc-rau'hi'' ingredients sing cost is usually uu'xk'rat&' instead of utilizing 1kw "conOlder ('itjjes will find s'cmencc foods" to UitVt their ('OtiVeflieut't' foods an.' a key to needs. tast % susvals that :sia, h. Most older people often face .s4'asorwd to suit the individual 5pecial - - h desire or are not ptiysic'aIly able to spend much time in meal preparation. Yet, adequate tiseals are essential for their health t . ,'• New Shopp n g Are Now Necessary If you will stop and think what you can do with $150 next }ear you just might remember to file for homestead Cxeliiptiun bettseer: now and April 1, 11173 Just one inure word or two of caution If you put if off until April 1, you'll be in a line a tulle lung -- just like there was when you waited until the last day to get tour auto taipi Theunlydiffei-envt' u,, that irt'uid o' 'oO)'tflft you'll be laying yourself ininuey. But If you do cunsplets'ly fin-get to file don't feel too bad about it. You've simply t'otitrItULcG $150 or bu to your "-')'• Ii; Our PIe3sure" I "r,..._,___.a,,. The flowering dogwood is one of the ruttst attractive nUve trees in North and Central Florida This tree rarely grows mutt' ttoaum 40 feet tall and usually muuchkss. Its brctnche,s uicure or lea In wtiurls and extend at right angles frunus trunk 'J'tw k'uvt's art' osat and dull veen iii olur except dunmm4g *' fall wIts" they turn .cllow or red. The true Ilowes s a re tItI-t)flSp'CUUUS, but art- will I Itt II \ I fi('('fl I I hub Qualilly Built Hoines B TOMPKINS LAND COMPANY pernaLs for the units were for Drive on a S975.000 apartment Tilt') iiiiiiwdiately telephoned the brok er to inquire WIumt could have happened. • ''1.1st) ion lilt' hut luottiesteati exemption So decide' right now who is going to tilt' for your kmestead exemption. [)eteflJuIflt' which spoue slwll be cspuntblv. The other spoue should assume the respunibllity of reminding the out' who is to do It to be certain it is f.• ' 'Q -- "Dahu'i you file fur it. honey" he' asked his wife' "No.' 6tit' replied, and she asked. "Didn't fs another project nearing perruiLs mnipletitin at 23rd Street and Nweloper Braily Odhani's South Park Avenue. Called Sanora planned unit develop- ':I'ark Avenue Townhouse ns rut . out u o Airport & undominuums list 10 units m Boulevard and east of South two sections required building Sanford Avenue continues to permits listing $150,000 cost shou progress with 24 )t (tt started towithOust units now itviit yir on the north side of Happened '? - rscpmit1' driCi Stah itint t'aj,' Ii'nilerq Ilic' I Inrlcli, 11:1? ititI the I.'lIattirc' \luiiht'q an .hi.hi,, A %rlpih, \kiv tin lIs'r,,,an, hittIs'r I H lii at eI . hitcephi I)' pit is, Hi luitil .1 I )'t, lit,,, .h'rrv A (ri'q', r ii'I A. 4 ;,ti . lf..h.'rt C lhirtrwtt , \hiihu,iI I. Ii,nan, Kt'nsiotli \I M . II ar..ltI M Nut ten. 1.4 ;.',at.l I(talu,iinn. ltn,c'r '"a - -- with be.,), wislic: tron Needed 4.- SanfordBuilding -- ----- What parents 6 theatre tickets Compliments Leonard Francoeur You must dt'thisfwtwe'ennow and April 1, 11173. April its posutuveb the last day. If you show up at the Tax Assessor on April .! all son can apply fur is svniputh And. ; prutuabis s ic': gt't t muIr FOR COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT SHOP ITS PARENTS OUR GIFT OF Far This Years First Baby will be printed to order for the proud parents h t KNIGHT'S WEEK'S MILK SUPPLY PAMPERS BURGER IN 322-415) Sanford 21 Or- French Ave proud parent!. o the Firs, bdb ol 1923 may treasurt its fts nortrail vit will aivt a Deautitill Custom Made Frame ?iLi L:1 SANFORD PLAZA [us FAIRWAY MARKETS .( ttiev His ttit proper size within 60 days of Writ, JIM LASH Will Supply the Parents of 1973's First Baby With Kader ,Jeweiers AUTO PARTS residents of Florida.flcabIed veterans iupplvrng must displa y a t.Iigibtlitu certificate A 90 Gift Certificate Burger In Drive-In - COMPLIMENTS OF - Ihsithk'd exemption applicants will have to provide certificatimi from tht. state hralth department. t1w Veterans Sanford, Fla P 1100 W 13th SI lake4wel ft .in 1111. ,t. s'l.s;ser I, .sns'r riIpc I I tfs''eIiii i.in of 111lermil r.nfliii fl itliin tfl'IfIinlflhII,,I ;Iccnsial I..fl hit' sreceiit i',tn.I,itiiltitti,,i ,'*Iiittil5itfl line nnhi in. list t;ittve iiiith..,-U ititti i iiiatle iii t is'ttesentntl.'e ut i'tIt1iIttiiiiIifltii 'atnet e, luillitric, tills' insuii- anie i'o,,ui,anItIs, " are Tip Top Super Market DIAPER PIN 90 Gift Certitkate Thus;' lilini. for widow's exemption for the ftrst tune will office with a rop of the husband's A Piggy Bank "LITTLE NEW YEAR" Is Inspectorc Busy I It f Agency comprehensive study of all unrealistic maintenance Ice'. - 7— ._._:IP- FOR THE NEWEST ARRIVAL OF 1197: di hi Psi pervisory N permanent cnper nr snIriit ttin reqifi, el Ii tiiit.kr 'W' t .l (h needed in sale, 5 1 A.lJsittiia(i.n . ns'rcht p. and Iti,' V0 17i(l the sthtt''s bdrg'ontng manni.,emen1 of ."ndominlnn pr.'hkms retiIling Inin the "tndcirniniurn industry, the properties In Florida. The rs'Inverci.n of ninInI pn"Iiitle chairman of the I'Iorkia Coa. cointiiisinfl i to ssibniii its to .'n.l.siii,nuitii .t net Iiip an.I do mi n ; tim ('n yn I ss ton reirt ii) the legislature &1 I1L1%S iht' t'i4tIIifl ss ithotit tu.' t1.'Itii believes. prior to the opening of (he 193 of tc'flflts 'tim art' iun.ihle or Brown I. WhatIe , who heads 5('SIflfl, tiiit ihlinii itt hecoiiin 'i net the 1fi-mnemtwr corirnisslon, I l'ro iiofl lot' titiit .snet Shzi4le said puhhls' hearings aid it is ci1rrentI conducting a h4'hi h the conmisksn In ;4't'sefltatlon on eoflstt,ninjti,n 4'nes of workshop meetings to September and October owners' ;uselnttons prior lii reie rt'4'ofl'It114t.An 'flj' t :'.h.h. condominium owners and 'problem areas" htch hay.' developers at earlier public arisen between n.f.iintflhiiti hearings held b the corn- owners and sievelopers. Atnon. mission in a number of Florida these he listed: 'i1Ies. 11 A need for slandarujiialton The commission recognires and sutuphilicatton of con the need for an agency which dorninutim dcucuiments sshtch "V , 77 condominjuni owners and sale, operation 1111(i b (levelopers and disseminate managenient of inth%ldllal information to prospective projects owners clarifying their rights 2 respect In otiligations of purt h iet s and ds chops N Such an :ugenc , he said, 3 Requirements for truth ui could be made 'self supporting advertising. construittoui and representative of every warrants provisions and Ili, ---..' .. - •. region in the state tonsiing of contracts lr The FloridaCondominium huuhi-k'rs COmmilmon was emated by the 4) Restrictions on long-teru. Det-ôrof frt9 S..1.inciay, January 7, 197,3 Su (oils Hit' Di ivcw,,y fluid ¶odewa lk I I I4 I' iics k ey roach major iurberies i,- hsit Pt rovide quit I, &is' dC(e5 to d',u.'nton areas, DIIue!/ World Me(,viy Jelponi, s PioI, 5b)of)j)ifly center s, Orlando Naval hreiIeui,,çj (:,,nter, F ILi and oilier a c tion points All this - yet Iraslwsioti I stait (3tJdrOflIC4i' suburl;ani ii'ilnq For More Inlcrinatiogu Dial 299-7520 I MODELS ON DISPLAY 1)1.11 V 9 to 1),is I. lip It (I/( 'r)flfit lII%'I iFHp! • Public Waici asiti .i what y SUWC! --. ,.'7'? �4C- Salnr?i J?r 7. W72 7T-ThSinfnrc -4s'rlri ._) I -4I O0C'I I I I IN ( - fioor Resilient Question for / Wall to wall carpeting is ver popular for living-roams. diningrooms, bedrooms, and halL' But resilseri flooring renuitr the bes choice for kitchens, entrances, or wherever soiling car. be a problem There are iIterall thousands of colors and styles on the market Limit your seiec we are from another state which has i rnmmunIt p-tipert law. Our real estate broker laid us when we pur ctiused our home here that Florida is a dower state. What is the basic differetwv between the two' Mm LMT, Sanford hear Mrs. LMT: tion to type. features, and price before' deciding on a The dower right as it 1i established to florida it designed flu rsght, of a will. tie prapertA after her husband is deertaird (Hi the other hand, tb, rnmmun1t properts mu to most cIate. Is designed In protect both the husband and the wife from the beginning of the marriage to income as well k. prnpern. Should you nerd a detailed explanation of the twii, we recommend you see your attzirnr. fl the wa'. yno the ight hi' Interested to knn that to the event of a divorce m will. me longer has dower rights. This if. not true In the case of riimmunit propert'.. if , proteri WE iilj ha WI Wi an sif St At Ui M Gil ha II M at To 'II tit '' a C, IN th Editor. sr,W If rim :.Hur rrcen cirtirle! ir, liii IJfe.cvk'!nttor The fh•rald you suited that it it no: neressar inT L listing agreement to be in writing to he valid. When 1. placed m tuus& ir, the Multiple l.tstan Service I WUL told It had to be in writing, Wheiri I checked with my real estate broker he said that all listings which are placed in mnulttpk had to be In writing Would you also tell me if there are any other real estate documents which & not have to be put In writing according to Florida law' Mrs ARW. Fern Park I)uir Mne AflW: Ti) answer your first question. MI-S, listing are not ri.qr.jr,.d U) be to wilting in accordance with Florida statutes It if. stmph that the Multiple Listing Service operated tn the f,d,.Lliil..- PrI Rnard of Itraltors, an tirgaiizatloa to iael4('Tt' of the Seminole Count.. Board of Ito-11 il-t let'.i, heinflL r'auirri. the M1.S listing too be ii written agrre'rnrnt Vie are sure that if you will read the agreement rørvfulJy ou will understand wti it should he In writing. III aacwt'r lie YOUr second que'stitua. yes there' is anietlier real estate document which does not hti'.'r to be in writing to he valid. 11 Ii, it lease agreement for a period of 1ess than one year. 1runkI, however, you would be in a much better It tie. IL'tftii.4 T.tiiuI,'.. ft 4... C w,1ft,, I..... a4,. If um periued of time. Your real estate broker will handle it for Voli If vow nut have a real estate broker b all means have an utInrnv pre'pare' the' document. fl flSttJ •taa .. OIL SI (I it ii. I. 1 / C ( a t ( ' Manutae'turer's t'lainm Th,tt the- diw ;wrTnits full-fareF1tthflF that it Vurki. equal I% well ten wood, mneuil plastic lansmatn•s paint plaster and fiber glass that the Lmi nat e'd n'.'hemu barking or the dust - the rule ill thumb and re., ;Isf~ tearitir an(, SlIaggill$, that tin' disr liii' is nsan tinies tuii of n'unvrnturrnal discs and that u' sand' without filling cer loading whet doing ni'Miir work or fiber glass and resin e'pox boats and that it has less filling in loading wheru sanding Out son mind daughter-in4ti are contemplating if move Li' (,i'ritral Plurithi Naturailh'. we would like for Quenu to live' - paint trim or removing rust sutedi'.'isions We- found a nice' home' priced at$24,00(L whucti is just about tIn- ti we could find f or the money However, the alesmansaid the- down paypient would run $L350 We' were a teit uciuiec'I;ecj tee-cuut' we ttuiujffit under the' 11-IA down. paynments were- supposed Ii' Lee' loss, something like' $40(I 1)1 and that it resists curling tee'of temperature and homidut% rtuunges ' ' S500 When urpurchased out horne [fit S1J:!JXX1 under T'HA dewnpievme'rit wit-, on) $4(Xl A lot of people' Ire cur se'c'tiur teieugtut tiiniit',- Irtinc the' PHA for us little' as $100 down I guess we' are' nuisundvrstamndirsg sonuc'thing Could you explain suit) diuwn peuynienti. tuclO) are' so high' Mrs. SAJ, Sanford _# - 49 r~ ,~r M ',I L ! I ~ _,.I~Im,.,~~,% .---'. I - - it -i 'I __ _______ .. . - - - -,'"' ' ____ . . - 'T ~ - ' --' - 9& --, & ' -- - - - .- 1 - 1 ,- -, 4 "'u-r, 4 _? P_ N ~I a 11 - 4 --T ' '. --- ,,.- ' - - •- -- -- __i__% _: - f -. - I - - 1 -- W - - ' 4W tl~ 4•5 7 -'---- __ , --.J - _--A-- of - -. "MMMIM-.L~r . - - - ' -'• \_' -- - - -' ''" - ' - I -_ - - -1161:_ - -_ ______-_,L_ __ _ : I . _-,_, '.- - I - .I-I- Ii i! . .,P.- ~ _______ _______ - - _ . - -.- --_ _ _.,_r S " lqjs;_x,.(h , --t r2 * ~~, -- - -t "-A _7-`I. I, -' - T-ON - - - - ' ' the ' - - -' ' - . '' - ' . s p -- - - -. -' ' f'r I s v*'r - for I V eight, 1cty-ritne -. Finally I remu heel the (till nn)inttitI' 110(1 clnil> let lily numb finger rift the teutti. PI P pilot light slowly goes suit - I said ' I've NEVER It, tt' Kit Kilt Kleih' I don't c'v,r, knc.e'.u' where it is I'arn '' -- o - - - - -- ____ - - - Stenstrom Realty Is Orman Sales Agency Manufacturer s claim That the puller also serves as a pr% bar scraper scratch owl and pulic'tu that it cart be ust'c Ii' pull wheels repair and TrntinLain mipplimmn:'es office- nut- Retiring To Adventure lit % 1% I .%N Bit(IIA % (*little- anti recreation vehic-lek, vl,fll, ,(, rllt*r11tlt"r ,kli thest- vAtiorn a rt,iripf zt, l-el; vArtweter Al' %t' rUEUres % ruier things are space robbers (Inc you can sell and give what you woman found a goced c-Inset wi th cannot duspuse- of to charitable if '.-r ir gueinig ori HI nit: at rt'tirenient you should stut'Iu'cs theat had tn's-n lcIadt-d irganizations And remember reid dr dress materials materials ribIc' get an eark start - it takes TIlE PRODUCT A heavy- tee' speeds about winding up dut'. strapping tape' '.'our affairs - A quit-I. excision Punts and needlework Though a lung time it dilkese of junk the ribbons were' r-arefullv is tee'ttt': than a lingering nutSit deiwn with a floor plan Mimnufcit'rur,'r s claim is the wit', one woman wound ttiet had faded with age laise cci your nt".i home' when '.'ou are' plus mans other jobs around the home shop and factor-'. - - - ' Ttlat tilt, taim, I., . nonstretchable put it And after voti in akt. the and hum 25(e pounds (if tensile mow' dun I look hark she strength per quarter'incti - - added that it can in' wrapped around Tilt- transition from thi' ccid tn hoses and (her hung tram a ii thus Pmcinut' car. Pet' madeor scre tle,st Ii ('tif lie' Usro easier if you adopt 4d th'er It' put't, :;ptu: tacet Imandit's tum'cew- spirit wlie'ttie't you 4f leaving it rented horne (it ,III(, (in the trip shelf she found hun- 71wrt- kkould to no reminder, ,- It 'p the old home if she were slipcover the old furniture soon as it was brought mu' t ne's home And whatever '.do she sacs, do not disc'a VOUi husband s favorite c'ha Paint it Stipern ci it lie- deriding %-flat %-flu will need in upholster it But don t throu ,-. auca v If '.'ou do, he will ne'.c: the- way of furniture And don dred of Mason jars that hadn be-en used for 2(u 'ears Even at be owe hast'. in disc-a rding SUrh 1* happ'. with a ne'.' one she the finish lint' she' was mutter- vxpe'nstv.- pieces as upholstered predicts ing that some day maybe she fur nit urt' SIipt'o'. ers can She at paint ed otti table's '.uuuid get around LII making change the entire picture (inc bright sunn'. colors The dini, some' preserves. '.uonnan had white slipro'.-crs table and chairs were ctceric' ir Choose what you are goinr io made for tier comfortabit, up- t,iikt' '.'ou decide' what '.-ou Itj I 40 4it 4I11(I It , wilt \1 ci'. n 5.1'. ermi e,i n. prt'sick'nt .1 ( )rniiuin ('instru,'tiun and In'. estntent Corporation, has :IrfloUn('ed that Stt'nstrom Realty has been n4mniit'tl ex lusive sales agent for the sale' ,if the fun-il 16 homes now under n instruction in the I .-tke .lvrrnie Highlands sutxlivt,sion. Ili-rhert E. Stenstrom, registered real estate broker and head of Stc'nstroiit Realty, said that the three-bedroom, one isnd ii half bath homes su ill Lx' priced at less than $20.000 in .iIi effort to make possible the lowest cost housing in the atc';s available, especially to thus.' %'.t)() lila) tee' •tS,"4)('i1itt'ti with new businesses and industries coming into Sanford Stenstrom Realty's sales representatives will be ;e'.'ailabk' in the suIxtiv ision seven d4i if uueek, according to General Manager Julian L. Stenstroni, "The sales office'," he said, "is now located at 710 Santa Barbara Drive. But this home in which the salers office IS located,' he added, "is no". under contract. If the applicant is approved for pur('iiitSk' the sales office will be utuived be ;inoths'r bernie in the prtcJc'( t - - holstered rhair' that were ti ftc the old dark '.0 gedc the's har I c ro' ir the- '.oUU. i: e'd '.c s- i:ereg fe':c' * . The sales office will be open from 10 a .m. until 4 p.m.. Monday through Friday, and from I p. no, until 5 p. in. on Saturdays and Sundays." Stenstroni stated that 90 to 9$ per (-c-nt conventional financing is available to qualified buyers, Financing for the Lake Jennie hoities is being provided by Barnett Mortgage Company, Winter Park. Q uestion, What To Do The other night, the co'.er on our ironing board caught fire when the cord burned at the point where it gin's into the iron I realized that this was probably a one'in'a'mlllion accident, but shouldn't the cord be taken out when the iron is You'd never expect to see Lord Praylor furnishings in a mobile home park. But you'll neverseea mobile home nark ark anything like the Forest. "arecret A The chance of such an accident is a lot more than one in a million, especially when its an old iron and the cord has taken a lot of abuse over the s- ears It's a good policy to take the plug out of any appliance which heats up -1 - YORK Divis ion of Borg Warner Corporation ' Completely finished. With atmosphere and amenities to date -' j00 Start with a half-million dollar Nils Schweizer A1.3 ini.ui,c, f.o 01181400 I. 0* •• lib. Warp cit t,,n I .Soll on I sit MAIN a....i a'.d test '..-e ,Ie 0 0. SC , .,, it iC elf ,- ''-d Wholesale Distributor for York Products ,', °'"' It's a new mobile home community Strictly for adults that r each far beyond anything attempted in Amen ica iii, A toll not in use' -- ::' Surround it cedar clubhouse Decorate it with furnishings from Lord & Taylor of New York and fine art from a pruvate collection with a Lloyd Clifton 18-hole mini-golf course, - Har-Tru tennis courts, ;00~ three bass-fishing lakes, sauna - I(1h(S (IS (I I Pride room BEDR OOM HOMES V ,O'.'. ,-, - t' ,e t'.'. ;-' '. leO California styling was out of sight, you ma 't ciescover The- Trrrjze- Beginning a: $25,950, thir striking homes 4irv If bold step fur'.. ,und in '.,iLit- 0 :, 4- .ind design. 0 4 `0 5% CONVENTIONAL L 17-92 TO LONGWOOD EAST ON 434 SOUTH ON MOSS RD. \'iC'.'. lilt 1LrO,', I - TheTefface For f urther information , 1138 5548 L.&,ND OOrPA1"i A 'tTE9IDIAY OF v.rI,L.,urpR IN U 8"rE.I ES -i 0 Sanford Heating & Air Conditioning is your total conrifunt specialist in this area-a full time ti Pert in cooling, healing, air Purification and humidity con trot. Should you need competent indoor climate service fw your home or business estab heshment well, that's just the beginning - ' v ,, STENSTROM REALTY HOME WE HAVE A drive from downtown Orlando and all of a sudden mobile nome - hying takes on a whole new dimension Simply the tiniest nut','; 1001)-Is' t!tO(,I ! F'. F a' Ise'i" I HP ? Bath CA, ry c 1 B P I Bath Frame ry ) f' p r Bath CA, o,ar hoçpittil c r S I I .50(1 Si 5,30e t HP Bath CA, CH&A ir y r p1cc each unit 7 BR. I Bath C C MA NOR H P I ,- Bath, F Ia room COUNTY i HP ? Bath on 6 acres with grove COUN TY 1 Fl P I Bath frame on big lot 520,/50 -' S I9.7) S17.600 SM.00r) S110,500 . r' .JrI i rI i 1 FIR,? Bath with everyhinq COUNTY HP I Bath on! 2 acres COUNTY J BR, ? Bath with pool COUNTY * BR, 3 Bath on Lake Harney COUNTY i BR,? Bath near S JC COUNTY I BR. ?Bath Beautiful COUNTY 1 BR. 2 Baths, near Santora DR EAMWOLD 2 BR 1 Bath, H&A DR EAMWOLD 2 BR, 2 Bath Bruck Nice GROVE MANOR 5 BR, 3 Bath. CH&A IDYLLWILDE * BR 7 Bath Beautiful IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 7 Bath, Outstanding LAKE MARY I BR. 1 ,- Bath Lake access I AKE MARY I HP 2 Bath. lakefront MAYFAIR i BR 2 Bath immaculate MAY 3 BR 2 Bath. Reduced to MAYFAIR N.--.'. 3 BR, 2 Bath, CH&A MAYFAIR I BR 2 Bath CH&A MAY FAIR i BR. 2 Bath New CH..A PIN ECR EST iHR 2 Bath H&A PIN ECR EST IHR 2 B,t!r'c CH&A, Pool PINEHURST 2 B 2E.i'h CH&A RAVENNA PARK BR I ; B,irh H&A, Lakefront AN LANTA BR, 2 Bath. CH.A, Fenced ,,AN LANTA 13R I Bath. Neat -.0 NLAND BR 1 Bath, CH&A ,UN LAND I Bath. Many extras tiUNLAND I BR I Bath, H&A, Good Shape UNLAND BR Bath 'At.-Ii TEE 'N GREEN I EIR I Bath C HA, A Sl.96,500 5 / 5,000 545000 590.0(10 $19,500 $m? l4'IO 516 S 12 - .5) S36,500 5351000 $35,950 550,00(1 - U5.000 $43, S*3,dcet $37r950 $43. 4ll0 $30.000 $41 r 54.1e 5212e.te 522.300 535.00C $11 ')"&J S24, U01) 517 XU $19 '". S21,tX,'() -' - S - '3 -'Ui' Humidity Control • Related Products, F'arts and Service • Ice Makers OF'[ N 1,' NOON TO t, PM H3.1 - :ii 1 :i I$ W LAKE b.lAfl'i' E3LVL) Sanford ' aqen' ' ' , '.1, I,, ,' i,!t)tjItIKti 'il .','ne 1, ,. P-diqhiantis ho to it", on 'CItY'. home itrnmur:t y in America today, Residential Cooling and Heating • Commercial Cooling and Heating Air Purification • e .- '-u Sernenoic H,jO 501cxA 4,4 throm bedroom, .ith hoorielip are pried jn $19,I15, All h.J'.cc ,,s,'ditn '-'ae aced are pepped for air *Puich can be put c' "....qaqe Sales reprv'ser-utaicn.il prenusses I -. THE FOREST FOR -NOTICE, _'t'''I Come discover The Forest Created exclusively for active adults Is Now at Your Service! %- HAVE YOU CHECKED WITH just a 15 minute . Ph. 322-6390 ve 1t SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2609 S. Sanford Ave. - - baths, a men's private billiard Put it all deep in a Fbi ida forest Net-v Dealer for _ tlk and 111 YORK' PRODUCTS YOU LAIN ME WITH - Eves. 668-6554 - ,rtWi f3 Sanford Heating & Air Conditioning SALIPOIJS,I,A A1(N1?1S?U1I ATA P11(1 i 'p DeBary, Florida I rxsmsc FHA-VA Right-Cell 'Tada'.H ,- _. _ -- 17.92 _f'_ C , i\.nh1vt1n(:ir1 - championship shuffleboard courts, swimming pools, an authentic grass lawn-bowling court, ___ eA onren-ted si - - ',• 1 _ __ prir'eI r,''t r,sret.', .r;er!,n,t $1&Oflfl ('nnalle k.Racqiiet (i i orientedtn'.c',rd tennis, w ill consist of TM units in villages The firm phase is t r'onteporary rn Spanish. plans In adjust the chiteet 'iral style f further phases, .irrnrd,ng to the dei'nanrl of the publie. 'fhe community will he encompassed by a perimeter mae- I. eliminating traffie ('m,n,lIewy.k ('ond.Ifnmne.I. congestion etw.-'en Un' "11 1111 projects hove been villages This will ,,llow ptentv ;, u'cing innovative irenci 'if open spnr.. (or rnkepatns tr-'i ;-' coning and archItectural meandering pedestrian hnijtieq Froth project will ''ays. isuilt in villages of tip. Says O'Brian. "This is ') p ro x imately 120 hnms, beauty of the name '('en listened in groups of from 1-lfl ullewyrk ('sndle'.i'yck q. average rI,icfrt will he -1-5 rearli lv discerothie to tiniloot, with .i density of tip. public, and is applicable in proximately 12 emits per acre Spanish, Colonial or (on farti village will have a temporary arch, tee I cur.' tP('reflti(eni renter consisting ref S.'mewhere in the Cnndlewy'-if iwi mining pr-mi and roflimuinfly,' a h,iyc'r n'.efl fir clubhouse. In addition, a larger any style he prefers recreational facility will he LWe chose 1 .en'J-ffnnu,' !. mt''i iii the ,It ni'iriic, entralie,l 'u'tueh i's' gr,'.'rii'lt area. registering, heruiuise it 1i1c'. Within the ( 'anrilewyrk tifies ('hsndht'wyck as honis' project.-;, sk (loe',r plans will he not juSt invrstnwnts t e'- ncoffered. I, 2, 3, and $ bedrooms; •lpart ment s, as man-; I ter'nlrr.nm plus den, and 2- dominlum projects are t,edrrs,,n townhouses Each unit ('andlewyrk.Fust is ! u ci-'' femuttires an interior, private to he -'IAn iinitlif in fiv. c;ir;.ge Uvnc and private patios rnnqtr iet.'il in t he en'- i etc his" The tinit4 wi ll t' '"I '-r or -p:nu'-P t ~-- ' '-i --- . -- ' ile Told " -- - - 'The Action Reoitor . ~11~1111111111111111"" - ____ -- - Z .' ' on - I. -- - OF - wtke't.c She I cciii.' clown if few iveiri cuts's Inter uutsl said Whet, '.'.c'r r viii at the Kit Kat Kl,ite 'lilt, flintrills lit iiit'it tnsteqs I finest were put together by left h,miticl.'nl i'iele The little is'sI ieuisiul,iitIti is ahiiiost iiisu nyc pc'sitieent.'sl I&O ttust it ititist 1w' ietictic'tl In by the.' right rciti '' - - st Ili rio'.' of your cool tIll Ii. c ' - ' I:, 7 _:~Ilv - - ~~ .1 ~z~ ~ftoni vit, *.,, ; '-' i.j ' -, A IIjMui'I ! tcitiJi''.'i itt have l)(('li issued lot' 'I of % r 11 -- f r '. II'. e'uiiior minis' liii'.'. tug cmii "or u'ani'. en 41 11141 cliwn tint necks 111f. iiOltlr "0 %;41(1 lit tin it c - ccitt Wheat 'c '.% I coig '.s liii the tienti', hue' P11 111 heht '.'.i' tiit I 14 11,114'41 Ito' lint ,nu,,'. fr'uui ll,' little 11 141111 lliII' nnul n i'iicl 1111t, &lHywiiy (lie' 110 1 111 11141'. 'floes.' (lvi' nuirniteq that yi I'll light iill 'hut' to hind have to wait t.'fore yoci try to pilcet 11101 rcl lint 1141 Itt ansi lute leaves the left hand to i elight the pilot are cirnpiy Imittit Hold ri'eI tiuittdlni for one ti.hI that short niat.- tu must I''pi-'cl off ynnir lifetime Its 1111111i le. u ntil pilot burn c '.0 isik II tip to where the gas is n old, will tb.' Piritter iriuct be '.te'iiciil him c ce,,iinig out lighted - You (50 - t juct corn.' 5iinlm" Not really t"irst of - It the pilot goes tint, turn ha. ii a half hour later all, vein have In hinicl ci nnmuh-h off vim lvi' arid wail live nun. lint what (-fill ytoij fir-I (hir ing And I cmiii ns''.-c'r find 41 uiulit(hI tiles loo-fore relighting titus.' five riiiniites ' ;,rt -' W 14111 I want one 'Iii,' tristnuuc tlouis cite not say iseok " Take ii shower No There was ii time' %4114,11 %4114,11 c".- WIlY you should (it) this, but The' time is too short c'ry tusutLs't)sel(I emuiic' llilI)tMI the iiiiplls'm.t l''n is that if you Think of all the Cliii Ii hour t; with ii big nickel b.x of wocel. do not cli' it, you will probably that have gone down the 'ir,cir. c-n iiiah - tie' A is,x would is' blo'.'. ii to I'., irtgdorni ('riniuc river the years tii'i a us.' soiree scer,it'tui;ies liI5t mini entire '.'.'in. I"cn this rc';icuri , neti nir,, at isely 114411 to out tu'i.' rninuit"'tel lc'cist I, always h''ld that reel ls'fr-ere tr}- lr)1. ttu re-l:ght ti.' Not nov le'nge't We livu' i n a Iittietu Ili as hmirnl n.e possible pilot pustu -but lois society. Not ftc th, full nuinut.' So hard, in Hut don't be tempted to try niurh ruesl for matches any. hut, thimit the finger starts to It in four ruiinuta'c 'Il.,t could iiicere hurt he' all sIt.' wrote', Is'rt I ccitt light the fireplace with Naturally, I've always left Finally, after the third try, I iii) lighter I can even use it ticv cuti - ti dlii 11w bueiiu up. got the pilot to cte.y lughtisi iso' bu-t1;tLu c';unielle's stairs So I have to count out I et the heater to go on The' lint there is no ciy to stuck tie iiiinute "Uric, two, three rrsii began geUng c oz y a lighter up iri.sfflc' ci heater to The tuilnlri'n came lip arid Ignite pilot, ''Why are' you lying on your said ''Can we' go play up at Isn't there' ci sin' stomach I said and e'mint ing , Virtsir's -. itle.' iuuatch iii this mitt ire ekuhl)- " I saint '1 SUppoSE' so. flu!, beiise'" I said "I mini trying to see for gocnlne'ss sakes, put a She said ''tnu't get ex- tesiw niuiriy seconds it takes 1w' sweater and corn.' chiws on -cited l'riu going upstairs. I'll for.' iiiy finger t)tClIk.S (in this The') s.iid Is HAVE. sce if there's it tewik eel little rest button. ; away." to" a S - study in II'. Ii illS 5151)11 'pI'% 't '.Ini' South of Nk, - .-.- I - , F. L Crain, Realtor - is . 1 interim - Crain Realot Phone .611-95u , -- % or - ' heater DI lot ', ' - 'y-: 1% I - -. ' ' a - - ' -. - Liahtina - I " 0 f - -: lIed'. 1,141\ of i 'liotus 1 L .1 i. i, 0 i ,'I ?*~ I~S___ ' i_~, n-11 ,1W--- 0 - .", -A ~- * 4C . - - ".,' '4,.. S 4 uses thr ough - ' Z 4 - ,' ' -' gi ' .eup _ - ioor- p1n eveimiebde' 1u you, smis-: 'i:' en a rw huo- OuliI built 'uoniei b'. Unsv'o"tn CRAIr., b0101-Ts . Inc - are Av ailable k Et'.LTY nci we'll be glad to Pwlp you get entc' treeburnt' you y,ari' and cured if you have a plan in mend f or your rues, home. bring It along and let ins ge' ti t , estimate for you! tquiremits related to Sing homes and b-üldusgs iremar targets . This will sbl}- apply to old as well iw tewnes. Higher stan- -- . and eaSt Of 54)11111 Sanford ,-\'.'vnue P('t'lfl it S the Ici'.'. nI';c"ti'.e' IIIIIIS SC) tar at S:':,tio e';u'Iu i'uilatng crrnats ior the it, Units ia tWO toale SOOO Severn] of the townhouse uin;ts already Sport "Scud' signs Construction is Li'. Central Morldn Rtii!,lers R11 \'inrertt Photo. 7'}'IE PRODUCT - A cotter pin puller that has a variem ref icit hivs- Year - ( )(111.1111's Sanora planned III) it development - ..... hLi.-. .l \ LL\ \EVS to sintor: :on," , ricrr:h em in*' sciic' ,ire tc'wnhousc' c'(elidcpn1ir uim living units, Shown here art, units being eonstriirted at 23rc Street and Pirl Avenue ,,, - 111111, - - 4. - , flII I ,nnuc bI I reug em' i?ee p.1' ll $ Debery which is 100x200 ft Trial's 20,000 se-s. i.'f'i-.-d,lm()st '; mi's avalitubit' nolook tO' uni5 $1500 The tall pines. on this nice p1-open '.' ccci vtvidt'i beautIful background setting for you' ret'.' hmr and lo1lon Come See it And Decras-' Stôrl the New _____________________ N E.\ l I N(; '(M Pt i'.I'I N in the Sanford 1)111 liIiti l)OOtfl till ajari nWlits a nd I c)'.\ nhotises are I hese Iwo prl)je('ts Aho'.- e Is a pa it iii I view i'd 41 - Illut Franklin Arms Aparl ment s undet' ('elflst i'liti 11)11 on I"inri Ia A'i'.ntii,' neam- Sew 1110k' II igh School 111111(h ill, j'rinit s lot' Ulf , 111111 totaled S.iik),i ieii)w is a jn't ion Of lilt, townhouse Section 01 Brailev ------,--- - - . - I N __ ,ostop -: :- - hose' that tin- eni; u- no -e'c along the' gutter uikung leaw'anc attic': debris with it si ttimi the'. will tee' pushed into Out downspout or- - - ' , - - u`-ef III When You Think R eal E state Think Crotim Realtq Vie - ' S - ' , . - - ' , . - -. - - Ihie S,in?nrci i'loralrf I'), 1 Ittic eIl ii 0 pnct precuric'nt (If the horn.'. H,iilefrri Association 'f Mlii- f'lorldo and a p sf vireprr'ciden? of the Florida jfoyy'ie Ho, Inlet i Aqniriat ion Hill I I. hitler, 'iNI fur, Htietl have ricorly ),(Wifl rental apurtrrwnt units In the ')rinrnk, ores qiri'p 1449, including I hateutu di' yule, Seville 1')aee', ('htesu (irIerin, ,Sorrentn, ('olonlal (nrrfrnq, Sefgcfisle1, noel Palm Springs -portrriv'ntc 'r;n e rid : i - - 15,4 fl,''.% e k-H un - spiel I lute, north of of Pr I n' I pitI Il tilted Silver ,I-i,t,,r Itoati ond c'.uiqt o f ,cswc t,iteq toe are .I;,rneq f; l'inis' hlill lIonel; ( 'niriclle'w%'r k- Itticcell. hr , precinlerts , ,4/eilit,nn, I ,re'c'n, '.'. ilIrin the Silver lines ii' hirlr,. yin e ;ire.cleler,t finn e cet,,iiieiul Iv net Silver SI or \t '.- In rue, e ieriit lye vice. Hunch, ( 'rtnnllewyn-k I- net on irecicfrnI ilfill f' f;nsc.', St'tui°rnti lll'.,I S H $U'j ninrtf him,, prr'clnlrr,I of f'irct Heolly f ('nit'. I"cnel Itoini arid scott, '\nlvlccIrq, Ito' mind Jr-din of I ok.' I1nnlc'ri,III; rend ('nit I JIwnsleq (irinmic, atIr-'rney - • Htmmc'i- must be dex.igned wed nicoterui6 selected that will omimurnize We unwunt of rnergj needed top heat or- cool 'in' structure. Thus is ttw tranit re'umme ndaon U of the Thet of Emergency Pre' tredness A number of r"* Ulding requirements ma,'.m t' Implemented to put rth" mu the' reccinu'nen- I for manufacturing dftciend air coo dittanvtsisalsoa point of roocern - -- - for seutlinug iueav pii('kart's too Pit' sent through tin' mTuiil or '.'in vciu owned Sonue' ideas gleaned Manufacturer I. elaine ree'entl% retired hill it a truck n rail service' That liii' square' can tee' used tic dude' the-se' Innate' the' renter of a circular Losel- forward tiappi I'. i uSweating windt'.' anti walls the- ne'.' horns Think of it it, workpiee't' as large as if patit, Lble'to;' lit as small as a chair are' among the 3 sutjt•ct lean- tt'rmris of ued'.-,in:ag.' - cas'. kg or dowel that it ran be dIed in And Lang .t. tuandbcwrI., rare' less expensive It' mail, Practical Home' Hepa* irs, - used as it square I n drass a l ain . it'c- re' ii i on ai op;u. available' b'. sending $1 it, perfect straight guudn'line' liii a this tunitic, tee'tte'r t'lirnaue' ill Sit'.' that it ran tee used as a newspaper in rare of ho'. S whatever The' miruc home' mu -protractor to nank oft anu'. tie- Teant•c'k \,,1 (1766f; , me;i;ceai to 'ou fur some- gn'c sired angle' at uns point 1111 it -e'simnt a so Intel a t ft n ii set'. s' "rtie' disc' is rnunutac'ture'd %e.(Irkput.5-(that it is tight it lining weight: arid slight) ueve'r nine Merit AbrdsIves 201 V. Man Wits-n you are' sorting ow uru'tues lung fur emmu Puaniciling t'ilk. Compturt (:alif !$c4 liii' your furnishing's make' a Us ter square' t% S titti I and c'crnve'nie'nt storage' about cacti thing liter Works, 19$ Lake' St Ne".s finu invite ne'rnursc- Adopt the ii!: ("inn tIb(1' the' cleaning lude' that THE PH()IJt CT A nuzzle' it is a great rtrrn't' i non' Ic by Sherman Mariofor cleaning roof gutters unload a bet of old things fi' facturmnig Bauls- Creek Much Manutac'tur- t'r s (.It IM - 4i)4 time- c-otter pun puller b- which '.i,u in Ieingt'r have use Arl t'ntor nsignt inrluu' Thet the nuzzle' teas a tune-like '.act. Products ciu t\ I ttSiLT' l cittPiei boa, .., se'r,.ur p1-cm i;mpe'ararsc't' nit the' end uc hirtt born St ('hicacgo Ill 60GW dance' cards, old srhceeml fut '.- the edge of a gutter and the' strappinug tape' by c-M itt hiu'e.r''- an: thuit it has if coupling so that it 13f V. :nc :r 5: 4cr al let' dtl,liclued it, run go: di i Deal- Mrs. SJ: Ite'alk, '.ou have milked a a whole' bushel of questions and t theft semi,- but we hi-lieu-c' we run clear up an mhtiwicic'r'.tanding no might iwe'. inutmimli'. ss-he'u anyone buys a home Insured b FHA tic''.. ii cie nic'nut,. are based cmi three' pete-mitt cif the' first C,t$He. It; percent iii flue lit-it 110.000 and () per n's-nt ccl an imflhuiuuii in on i ,0Ai will-11 you bought - uur home' Icci $1:LtJo4i, litre's- ;me'rc'e'nt if that rants- if- $390. Hut Suit's- IP.A deals cifl1 lie multiples cml I1 ccii paid another 510 down arid the total "us. us liii s.u. $4911 lvi the' rust' cml a house- selling 101 $?4,(N*i, the' first $151101' ns'lutre, s dine-n payment cml $4511 and hue iun".I $9,000, t'aln'ulued t 10 pe're't'uI of that amount, ('lime's $91111 Si' $9011 plus $4511 equals flue' $1,330 '.'huc'k tic salt's uge'rIl hold cmii suciuld lee' the' dc'wii payment. N. mutl Matter line you slice it, this still a loss down payment lot the- pro'.' oil tIme' prcipert you son and duugtitrr-ni-luss s'. ould Ill_c' It pur:'h-uic,c- squ t'c'rt 1 - - I$ - '.ueirkvr: and tucinw craftsmen '-% I 4 ' TIlE f'It€'LeU("T - A i-enter "nutiars' fret handling trick'.- tacks - 11 *V"-"di'' -u - in the Sanford uresi wid we have been checking scome of Wt- tie 4 ' Art abra THE PRODUCT 'fl suve cloth dis: for use' with quartet-inch portable- electric drills , 4 4 4 . ' .. ' - Designs arid technique's used in the c'unstructwtt oem ness boon's and bkiings w are evolving into a ness era of cluing's-, reflecting the rut lion's ttgttte'nmiri' ene-rg) - Mft - ON T H E II'. AS!I". LANG Al' Nrwsteaturee Wt'.a' s tie'.' rim the market' lbt'ar Mi, kAA' 'Irs, turn' is A)wn'#. remember that "cur" gives and "c-i" gets. I cur e-%umpit, a lessen' gives a lease to a lessee. A gruiutcrr give's o deed tee the grantee. A mortgagor gives a lea st ii a mcirtgugee'. (H put it another wa'., a bit more legal like, a lessor leases Ii' a lessee, ii grantor deeds prcipe'rt'. U' a grantee-, and a mortgagor mm-gages his I3 JAME.'. M W(kPDAR!) 'r'.rt' ceplt' \c -'.-b-1 - - _________ ________ ,. - - Insulation Techniques Scrutinized I IA.i.. -- - - clte thr 'c'Jl'ttnflt r hutch. hoc IW'I'fl 1111111111111 'ell l,%. I tnlIreI 'Ilc' III PS, foe- , ill Icitieln, t'. elIefs'n q Incline tilt cif tin' oven' :',t 'units '.'. iii fs'jtl,, In Motif,, orni is ei,,f'.i ted Ili ,''.tPnII en-ni three '. ,'nrc i"lrct ci, s-npnnts- '.- Ii IIuiniIIPII tier ,i \li'. beitit -- - C I ft- '' - '.'.ui'iI nue".-,'i run will am prcuhlt'ms along this tint:, U U If b d 4 , ift ' (t,''.'.'. k iii 11111,11)l'.'Icti, cc, S II 515.nil ji,irnt In the Willilqt,r'v World f'repert v b I - t- t=..It;.u, I,.6 U.ditur. I am always getting confused h such real ertat" terTm as ''grantor, grzinte'e nuurtgagnr, mnortgagee-. lessor, lesst'earid it tuunnt; of oiliers is there if rule' of thumb omit- could folIo'.. it, kee; these terms straight in his mind' KAA. Geneva t) 'eeti,ll ' I ll iie'-jk ,, $1110 itilIlleeti - - ' HOUSE f- II_ -'0~:-~A; ~A ___. = priopt-t-1% Ito if moirtguger. Iternember :,7 7 'I - - tie n if I - 5- . dl hi . U . -- - - - - e:, pI of I1 -1-is W color or design You are probubl asking yourself just what is resilient fl ooring'' Resilient flooring includes vinyl, asphalt, linoleum cork, and rubber flooring I: comes in two firms - ronUnunw sheets and tiles. The sheets cart be G. f,or12 feet wide. 'The tiles are I." inches square. How & You knoti which farm is best" Sheet flooring him fe'.e or ri srarnt U attract and hold dirt or moisture Therefore, it's the hest choice for areas with high amnuntt of traffic, such as entrances and kitchens Some' sheet flooring car he' installed Ii) the homeowner, but most of them require professional installation Tiles can be easih installed making I*, Ideal as a do-iI-vnurseli jol Refore you nuike your as. !xtion you should consider these points IS the' flooring L' U. be used on a floor that is in direct contail with the' ground, such as it ba.wnientt or lower levels of spliI4e'vel twmes, the hack• ing must not be damaged b) Send qurstioos on shopping moisture F elk and latex preibIrms te (s'ntslblr Shop. backings can be used only on ping, Cnpk' News Service, in floor:- with a wood subfloor rare- of this news*per, hU Ho "C' &cbests backings are not damaged b moisture and can therefore be installed on on'. floor regardless of location '.ini is '.'rr resLcuit it scratching, staining and is eas'. to care fir There aretwc ways of putting the pittern and color on vrnvl One fvpf is called irilaic vinyl This is identified b thu &igr. and color that extend all the Wa% through the vinv layer The surface ma' hi smooth or embossed The other type is rnugravurt' vinv lii this type the is printed on a sheet of iny, and is then coated with a transparent vinyl layer This type can also he smooth or embossed It is lighter in weight and more flexible thus making it easier tie install The transparent layer is very important tie the routgravure vinyl If it's too thin, sharp objects can puncture it 1k sure' th is top transparent lover is ut Iriist It.-f nulls Uutci "Ni. wax" floorings are alwavt. popular. They wear well and are easy to cart' for. Sometimes it's neres.sar'. to appl a finish ti the tiles after long periods 'if use in a heav traffic area A special eats tc appi finish that is not a wni is- a'.'ailuitilt for this purpo There- tire many other types of tiles available on the mar kt't There are many qualities of tiles too Examine the til closely uitd ask for am and 11 1: information the salespersnr, car furnish AEk about guar. aritees or warranties too .', -/, j:tn Condominiums l ilt, feetir p?si)e'i Ic will Is' i mitr in ten cI,niiltnnpniici' ut ('11111114,1% '. I ,,_ I di tn- Il - kitchen A- Er)ITEI) Ifl JUL1A STE!STROM sn( Orlando A, Box Rio JOYCE RC)ARk Cnpk Nrws Service .3 vel chi )us .'!. , - I t !f - .4 . best - - I.& I. Real Estate - a r il d,j s 'tO Santa B,irbr,, Drive, fr.,, ,0 .1 '.iu.e.i'.i, 'hr e_- I'- . 1,i, I'tj 1 r .,, m ' , ,, 5e,jrs.j,. p 1 '. PIN E CREST ., lots. re'10eeit,t ltl A V F AIR lt'.,.,_' let-, .,'dt'cOaI Total MA P VAN IA 'o l o ts, residential Total MULLET LAKE PARK I lots NEAR COUNTRY CLUB At nn-,t .,ilea. cc NEAR I i SR -so SUA(res NEAR I 4 SR46 A i .ucruqrove NEAR LAKE MARY 'K) b,iiit,tuI at- relit sJ. 2510 $70, 'u S8. ikv 59. S607. ~)Pvtl 52 'N s,,',," STENSTROM REALTY REAL TORS - 322-2420 2565 PARK DR. �- ' 4D-The Sanford Hera'd 4C $100 Million More in County Land Sales than $100 million over the 1971 The Springs to Roy J. year which totaled Meiidows and wife carolyn M.. $178,842,085.60. During the I uuil Lot 5 The Sprrngs River Rend week of the old year the value of See., $22,500. real properties which were The Springs to John I). ronveved was $6,255,400. Hvington Jr. and wife Sherli Ii. C.arlle W. Seymour and wife Li 6, Thi' Springs River Iit'nti Erlyne H. to David W. Beane Sec., $33,500. :indwffe Vernzi lAs 1,2,3.4,5,6 Perma Hilt Homes, Inc 1 & 7131k 23, SanlandoThe Suburb Nonai. Riley, single, E 40' of I.t I4eautiful. Sanford see $22,500. 289 & W 20' of LI 238 Queens 'QCD)IL'oriardl.. Driver and Mirror S. Adtdn CR. $18,300 Greater Ciin.ctr. Crp to Irwin wile Clro to Rex A. Stone and wife Marian A. IA 4 RepI Blk 10 I. Schnman and wife Sheila T., LI 2 131k V. The Woodands, Highland Pk, $100. ui-Airt' Huities, I iii. i "C ill! 1w an S ; St At 11 M GI tu It ft At (N M at IT1 a' 01 C w t p4 7)4 di hi - - -- --- - - --- Wilro Con.str Co ti' 1 tsits'r .1 - - .-- -- - ----- - Si't'tiitvr Oaks, . 4. SISMJ The Sn,forcJ P lc'ricI The_H erald_Sunday_Want INFORMATION QCF) J. W. RranIle and Ii 8. S of BR. A. Meser s'd, wile Sue M. LI 15 BIL F. to William Chiesa and ik Kenneth 13 Wielgos and wife Oakland Est., tat Sce., $26,900. Carolyn IA 35 The Colonnades wile Elsie to L. W. Simktn and $100. Carl Zarimar Zthd wife wife ldn M.. lAs 1 9 2 131k M, a Gene R., LI 160 Trallwood Eat., Frankie Mc'Quiston and wife 3rd Sec. $17,600. RebR to Len 0. Holloway, When Constr. Co to Daniel E. portion of 131k X. Mobile Manor, Evelyn to Alvin Goodman and Sec 1, $22,700 wife Ethel, W 75' of E 100' of IA Franklin Ramseur III and single, I.t 4 131k 7 Heftier Lester& wife Reulah, Lt 6 RI F $100 Homes, Orlando, $18,300. I.tda Mae Slrnktn. widow to 8, S of RR, A. Meuser wife Andrea to Su75anne C, Lvnwood Rev., $25,900. Superior Constr. Co Inc. to Nelson, single LI 5 131k E. Ridge Wilco Constr. Co. to Douglas Benjamin R. Tillman and wife $11,700. T. C. Rogers and Geneva to High 1st Addn., $16,300. Morton Silver, trustee, Beg at T Craig and wile Vii. W.. LI 9 Emma L., lAs I & 2 131k M, a fti,v 1. McMullen and wife NW cor IA 16 Blk D, Mitchells 131k H No. Orlando Terr.. Sec I portion of 131k X. Mobile Manor, Kenneth H Rovin and wife 2nd Sec $8300 Patricia. Ri 2 Mtld - IA 7 131k Mir S. to Rill H l.uRret and Survey of Lev Grant 1-5, run N Unit 1, QCDi Gar Raumbaugh and E. Vonaventure HIs.. 21)4 &', wilt' Margaret R., -. From NE 8 degrees 13' E along N'ly line WiIco Constr. to DennIs .1 cor nINW ' Sec. 13.2fl-30, run S of LI 16, 910.1 ' etc. 20 acres rn-i, Houston and wife Patricia A.. iIe Rosemsirtc to Benj. $39,000. Allen 1. Harman and wife ..Iman and wife Emma same along E lint of NE 11815 etc. $145,000. IA 5 131k I Lvnwood Ret., I QCD Lucille Norman etal to $26,800. $100, Margaret to B. Harvey Coulter $2000 Charles Holton Jr. an vife same as above. $100. Glenn Cot-veIl. Turstee to and wile l,ucinda. U 7 Rear Michael H. Archer and wile Lorraine to Alfred F. Smode Eleanor Murphy to James Karen B. to John I.. Sziuls Sr. Albert R. Timberman Jr., Lake Hills, $13,500. M. Johwn, QCft Jani and wife Yvonne, IA 24 131k 1, Robert Murphy. IA 139 Oakland and wife Clara S 40' LA 7 & N 20' trustee, LI 44 Hidden Eat., Unit Hills mig.. $7,350. $100. single to Allan E. Johnson. The Woodlands, $49,900 of IA 681k 5 Palm Ten'., $16,900, 3, $100. Tornpk1rL. 1t,id Co Inc C' I U RU% 'lilt HOIl 5CC i, j4,t)tIJ Reirhe, Inc.. IA 1] 81k 13 C., LI 28 Spring Oaks, $20,300 iQCDi John F (;ridy, single Sc't'tiiter Oaks, $1O,4(N) The Husk,' Co. etc ti Hubert. to Ravut Ruth Grady, single, It Je lw 1k - ' .: 1 . estate valued at f'inkbeiner and wife Sharon A.. $25,2G8.444.57 changed hands Lot 12 131k C Lynwood Rev., in Seminole tn 1972, up more SO( ------- ---- --- a- 5. - Sunday. Jan 7, 1973 Real clii ju ----------- iii' i'kiiiiui Emma 13., IA 6 filL A, Druid 11111' Ed.. 1st Addn., $34,500. Frank Fullmt-r Jr and wife 1 -. .1 IVI. I. Lii . l'4 • flti I1£.,NLU IMLI LIII - -.-rtI . -. - , ,1 t' ,Il4I$IL . .. IIU S &tt ,-. 4 & 'Iw1II4 t . S & *iI.Pft ftflt W$ie ,t II.I(, - ,..ii (i I 1, 13 Se in i no le Srforc1 mr Orla ndo .. ot M perce. A4r - - '7 ' nrER RITA OR om -;\(\ I - 1 ''- ( Iia, ,_,, a-..,. I \t-F.,lMI(..' 63 )1 .-.--- ,I siflI I - -- ("IIf.(C - CAR P E N I E InsrI,ons -No Change Of Copy. r y $ SiA.,4 (51 ip,, - /0 .:-, ' . - - ______________________________ - /L,J - ii Waitted ' ,, , Fr WrIIC fbI 17$ (are of Sanf,- c Wanted On. RN, LPN. arid A'dpt Appl5 lakes ew Nuring Cent.r, 919 Fat' 2nd St is Herald, Sanford, na - Tru5 Drivers Quat,fie tO OØerat 4' TA MANAC,112 PApdgio,g under DOT regulations trr company seek'. f'd'er,encrd li , wort ng motor Vi'Pi,ip bt,'p° sre(al,st to be responsibl, for pointS Ir Florida Minimum g 75. must hAve 3 years commCr(,,' research, planning and corn plrpf Federal. Stateanci ,.. esprirncp cau 1? 1047 or rersir 'aac,n MPA tt dearer c, 'r nt&', ', r-', L . rn S g m I '- isas'al('rit esrier enc a. pta-ic. rr,-1 41. Sanford Asrport hrsowledg, of intur.n, (group, ''Ability, ett I helpful but 001 necessary Send resump and salary requirement to P 0 fbi 771$, Sanford, Florida 32771. Attn PPr%flnnpl Dept Cabirw't lfl%ta$.r 794,' WORKERS Apple in person to Wcy1 Products, UI? Charl 5t Good Part ?im Knapp salesman earn big cornmsc nd never buy Shoes No in vestment' Free iou ment' rret TraininQ Program' lnterejtp %!,tf H E Magner, One kr'u Centre. flrotn Mats pitt '[As Oit COMPANy ne man over 40 tnt Short •rg surrOunding Sanford Coni,q,.' uStomcr5 We train Air ma p I DIckerson. PreS . Soiithwc',fletroIt'um Corp . Ft Worth It, Truck Driver St ,llcr*V1 Cabirwts 3:3?ci Mechanic I spericn(caj boot keeper Itir growing buS,nett in Sanfor,i "mall amount of tpng r,qure, Please tend resume and talr requiri'mr-it5 to (los 177. care p Tht' Santord Herald, Sanford. 3)771 An EQual Opportunt', Umploy,r - m -______________________________ - 72 cikhcer, Automobile Aqpni., Eip.r.ence required 373 3230 Unfurn,shpd FIr fl.sr . va I i' A P rra'rP ii',', tv.o t'rsirooni apartment, air asr.4 $. ss,4%hng fai,lit,rs AM 5019 "'-"-'--'-'-'---'-'-"."-'--"-"-"."- 7) , P Apartments Rent FIIrlllshCd , , . , ,.,,.,. , ,,,. .-, %7, ,,., "Pp f'rtt ,'.p ,,, Pit n'shc.l )77 I sso bedroom duples furnisrrri apartment 1770 OrlAndo Or',.. SAnto . - 'AN MO PARKS I I 4 rp, ii'Trailers A Apt 7 4,,it 1.4,5, 2 I amity parks iSIS Hs', t7 91 SAnfOrd 37) 39)0 Dat S%S Ii, 7 OEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PAPK AVI:NLiE MOfILE PARK 7315 Park Or , 322 7561 - ' I •. o" '" - Mobile. Homes Rent . .- - .. I txlrrn . •'otile horre toa' rent Asailable now 1 7 bdrr"i , fl',Obile 'me for rent, available Janjary 9 No Alohl,t fleverag,', rets 17? iilc ,' SSA Business Property fltltiT 'Il It I C) 1 Two or,.'. , nr,,cnerç ial 1001* iiPl,I W)tkewn Atiur'sø retance Satiric.' Vfl C ITFR, t'fw' 1197 at 5 Pa'nsf, f) 4700 P747 RAmPitar Rebel 7,fl 4 ,i 5',' -. w000n. fully i'i ,'pp.,i (5iitA"t. 4*,. P,44# an ryi-',d $S or beSt offer 177 1-" ''IINTRy ((LIP MANOR II? A0 Snu this tf'ii'.. lirriroari,, I' baths, With li.inelletI Florida f'n,, and tome wall to ,sal r -'Irpetinq floats 4? Mat t.IJOVI MANOR This hnne *se Star rating all bcdronms I ourst 'cm, live' Alsn fa.atur..t 24' I toritla mOth. Itliit teritral Peal ,iruj air, rqui,pn(1 I Ic tien. Ii',', anti other e'trt 5)4.300 (1I AMWOL I) Want brick? .5 ("lee got it' Sri' this 7 t,'dmooir, 2' , bath th formal doing room cenlrl tt.-,il and asr. riOsjbIe u.Iraue, fenced, well, pump, large r'quippJ rat ri Islchen and many other citros That Florida roorii 'an c.itly t,' .s ltd t,ettrcsn, with OWn Pr.sIf t'a'h P nce.tIrri 5*? 5(4) ',tii tIFAIFR *1110 %*IF' n$u- 17 97 )fl 1710 I'54fly,' l)arrnpnts, watr,'ii 'n rind AM FM ac'snI I •rota, par. baion,' rif 5.01 or $9 gipe meinty at' Credit Manager J77 lilt .,n .enintjS5)I llfAor Sp.'f5nfond ?'I C ,'riu,', t)",wn'',wn i; r - '.1 lIlt' Et1I1l1)Iflp,lt 15 I, ti.,- ,',i,,. (''-si' I ''...f Alt IL,, ,'d,'ilnp%rii, ç 7'',' 5 ',,i,li,rtl Avp LIvestock Anti 6? 1747 F 1475 Poultry :0 It ftn',tjta5 over wixid P.'' ,rintiir antI land,',,, trailer ,.,,iP. i',f,%. 55(10 17) 1704 - 'i 6) ldOfl'iON MAPIPIF 7977*lw', tl 9) 3fl 5961 _________________________________ #, Htqhona HIll OverlookIng Golf Cource Sales '"• a".',,i, , Jar , Antique organs, clocks Uranclfatt,'c wall, month' tables marble tops. fur nitne V 15 French ' _________________ Custom fluiderc i-.r /(,r.. r'.f)r"r4!,'10 Call DON SAUNDERS i 'a r Pets And Suoplies REALTOR U ) Your Key To BETTER HOMES 830.2211 ''- Slprir, $ mos old h'ssrI, '-n41. I ,llrr 3 30 p ni 1730673 Phil' arid (31)01 ',1' ( I' ,,,,a I,, I' ii'.. -jriit Myers & Gallagher, Inc. ' l'ippeps, Free, mflatp,%maff Pr. 5969 i,All Ar,( SAl I I urt,iture,la,ua vAr rIp of pOtted plintS, odds ends Saturday A Sunday, S5 7 7570 S L,iurr'I, Sanloril by -'i ii r,.,. .,iperP tat I,. I'bl'qibisa •e nat' e ,i,i •el ,iv. v•u I it *AIP VI P'P''i P",'Ol ICIt ia. •ila a. • r t!ar. '.i•,.., I' LQIJIPMFNT ROOTS Iesfern Wear . Save at the Old (,mr,,l ,',etqn Shop, Ill), I mile S at Deflary Garage Rummage 51 l'rml l4'1a ii' A") 171 '9i'. FREE r')',.p117y0 Al'r'90i%Ai ,' OFF'S TACK ROOe. Si,ckflipt, Ar idlt's. 04110,5 2 ml wa.tt 00, Inn U (1pm, 30 I Xl 6 10 On"nI wer'benrf 173 3101 'ri'. y I re,u i., Pontoon Houseboat with two 75 ISP ivinrude molor, 377 6110 rn 465 9901 Ii I' ibm glass boot 15 *41' 3'.'' t,tc,, $)',d) Als,) 19 III' I. 4.1 tank, 1110 ?l MV1 aIr - n Custom Homes 'i')RSFS r'oPllf's,,,ll 'I .r f 74 (nmr sea', rid. ii.' is 117 5151 i,,'yç.p• 21 ',. , )77 159) Living Autos For Sale raw fret 'n. (i(i'wer I hr sb'.' a.'r,rnanC FC'.'hr., i' F I-$ 0/ O'nrsa', SI ;'i, 1."%t '1ff.'? 177 ¶7111 PIt ,', ii,,'.,, Countj Club rap ,' Goods SO .'ittrA(ti.. S bedroom. trirnlly room, a'ntral air, lrnrned,,4t.. occupant y. a'*cellent tcction, 116.300 Easy terms k 'nuslIe 2 bedroom, like new. trntrl air, kitchen m'qt'lpped, spaciouS fenced lot With Sprinkler system 1..aO,SCI Ficellent terns Prrftt for retirt'rnc'nt, two bedroom 2 bath. crntrl or ov4'Iy ti'tt,on 177.300 ,)tt(J Seniinolc- Sportincj ni ,,,,' 't All P,.fal ars,i Moses 145 1714 rO,'r 44 B'j.ti C.,strim laSobne ((.1 '-JFo?iflF Os-a'f-nnrite '"- I ''.'h III 55', Truck Sale RCA SIEREO SC'll'flOhf'uilnnty UOItii, 'iMflI P OPt A1404) WPM S 22 49,1 1919 5 Frcritl '.e Suntiay 377 7371 na 32) 1494 \I' l.i, Trucks And Trailers I'.'r.nçp waSi'r '64 'mdcl istiP. "'iff m rind P n'i 1',, 177 lAOS RY(AP4DRFAITY P"p".- Ca?AlI'Ia C'norl rnnd,tlo.i, clCAn 140(1 41) 31'S PP 7i ',i:)P4 ',( 1'. 5,5 I I It i F ° S 7419 Orlando Dr'v 3?) Q3%7 I'm-.et /ERN MYERS INC iS u,.'' .4) ' %,','li t.'i",,si. L(iai.ii iii 7 1 MAST Pt,ilA , r i. 'i i' I a. V ,, 4-11 I/I? I I I ,*j,-.,., O$r THE SHOPPERS Auctions Apply in person t At' Barbara to Thomas J Roberts Frances W. Tucker iForm to ShuhertConstr. Co Inc.. F. 50' 1,141 II .',l)i I 0)11 Wheel Ranch. 17 97, S.?h Wells I to Albert Finch and wife and wife Mars W., IA 26 & F. & 1.1 1 & F. 50' of Lot 2 111k F Buena I .r'n v ?,5 ntJ,y N!r ford 28 Business Property 1 flOp nit of 25 RI F. Robert F Betz Artdn Annvtte' that part of S 444' of SE Vista Est.. etc., 4 parcelsi I. Counter Ight lOS Vv'e Piuy SAles. Stock room and '.clt For Rent (f 5W '.i of 25.2(&-32, W of Alt.. $26,000 nitg $56,437.50. $6.333 CALL HALL I, ii' Ot IiJtj%i't,c,ht1 Con'.gcir,ii.it', delivery 5': clay week, plUth1t).rh, Georgt Schwarti arid stilt' dest etc. $5,000. A. J. Adoock Jr. and wife' office or Shot) ri IteAutitul Lab.eve, wi'l(dit,ie For or mechanical esperence hCt'tLi hALL PLAIT Y 17) 3771 r;for mot'on till Rita in Richard Vi. Buck and Q'CDi Forest F. Weston and Plasa, nest to Club Lu'. 3460 tq ft ilnasiv In Andrest J. Adcoek Ill -. ---Call Wall Supply for appointment ',t,tri Vernull nm. 377 9570 9i,j'tt,it t)uply',, 7 bdrm at only 5190 mo 1.1 sq tt I bath, i'leclrc stilt' Vivian Ft. LI 8 131k 13, wife Joan Etc 1(1 1.t'o W. Salvail A,, ton. II ,s 30 37? 5117 and stilt' 'brk LA 1& 55' of 17 Il 97 Snfor ii Pe,lt air Large living room a' corti.t ( f-i Wanted Elper.enced grac'' and wife' Sportamuns Paradise, $10.(WX). ,leanrn' d' Arc', IA 9 111k Spencer i-Its., $25,000. p.t (A' O,snrr $11 71?', ( .trport 5, and utility room , 4 nperator Payt',l Also esperen,,i 15 Robert VI' Miurlar 11 arid wife' A [3 Russell's Addn., Ft Street, water and Sew-er Shade Mid-F'lz& 1,11). Ptr. to 52 "neh4nic Call 372 Sal, between p Wanted To Buy fOR EVERYONE' trees, Quiet area 576,300 Owner Mary F to Douglas S. Retford. Reed, $100 Margaret Mary Edwards, am 5pm 31 Houses For Sale will arrange tiflAncing if needed ( A.',bf 171 11)2 -- -Norman Robbin and wile IA Ii 131k 15 Weiithcrsfield. 2nd single. Condom., Unit No. 428 -Number II A IS Jackson Court. I or uSed furnituri', appliances, Crnetery Maintenance man anti , the f011o's'slng busne's",ni liP. 7 (lath home tin 2 corner lot', Addn., $26,000, Teresa to Wolf flnhinowitz, Life etc., Windrneadows No. 4, Casseltjm'rr,, C.iPI owner 0)4 3911 1i,I', m'lc Buy I or 1001 itrms VOUrid keeper needed Oaklaan 14,45 large living and dining rooms ,5r lISted for your Donald Hob arid wife' Rot' Eat: piece of land Th' from E to $16,300 P,t,rt, 71% Sanford Avc Memorial Park. 377 1263 neWly remodeletJ kitchen, FIord,', Acre Plus M to John J. C'roushort' and VI' & 150' N to SO.,NW c-or is ft pt t'urn laundry A storage, m,ir,-, Mariles. Powell, MeGirvon convenience Perm,lio itrat In,'. UnuSuAlly good buy I" 4 (;h,ria F., IA 22 111k [3. Carriage 220' S of NW cot of VI' 220.3' of F. 14 Female Help Wanted Eqwpment For Rent and husband Michael to Roy E. I or hmt' intl thiS r'm's5 illIcit re.ld.'ntS and newcorl-,'r One RN, clan shift. Orderliet, Mayfair area haS S Bedroorn, ,: 56300 Trrn Hill, Unit 4, $31,000 2-3 of VI of SE '.s of NW 14 16- }lobine'ttt' and wife Betty 1.., IA retir5 acceptable, full or part laths, very spacious home with S u PT A 11(1) Stall time watress morning and WIll fInd th, dIrector, CvCfliflg Grace Pattishall, single to 20-30 $100. time Apply in person to Sanford 16 131k F Woodmere Pk, 2nd cat spaces pluS .5 garage apart Immediate Occupancy P oIl,, is,i, hi,1t) IIe,Is Shif PS Apply in person 7 i Nursing an Convalescent Center, r'ii'nt feautfully landScpi'ij the most convenient ,Ir4 I bi'tl'o,'rii',, 7 PAthS c cc,! r,, I Grace S. Patushall and Anne P. CARROt I S I URPIPTUMI Jeannie Homes. Inc to p m to The Holiday House. 3S30 t Repi, $17,300. 95( Mellonvlle Ave , Santord qrciin(J', 316u,1 1',P St 12151111 jot a m fi'ncq'tj rear ,ard Commercial Egger, IA 1 111k 2. Rest haven Kennt'th fist' arid wife Franca, up to di?. w,t , ' John Souls Sr. and wilt' Clara -,.'i • 5?) 900 CA Wh'ddon.Sr ,Brokr'r TELEPhONE SUMVEY on Lake Barney, $100 Ft 14 filL F., Spring FL Hills, 5cc' to Brian !3amford and wife COPPER home thOwt, wAll ac 'per, i)r'hI,'rn III Pd Park, Sanford S MIscellaneous cetsor,es. itemS for graco.'. S3.00 PER HR. SALARY QCt) Ithv Robtnn5 and wife' 2, $55,500 Maxine A 540' of lA 7 & N 20' of 377 5993 N'grtts, 37) 116' SHOP THE EASY WAY' For Sale r'nti'rining, ie*Clry. $nt% -i ,c Christine' to ual'ty "do e*pericni' ('unfit' lb-Li' Corp.. Inc. to Harold A. 8 131k 5. Palm Ten'.. $16,900 ---$1,000 Down R. ____ ?'me demonstrators No cOliec iff'SSAry. wit train Work 70 lirs iii tnt Potter. II.. n,,', clectr,c Ricketsori, 1.1 120 Lake' Harriet Frank and wife' Donna J., IA 6 J Braile' Odhalli arid wile BALL REALTY tOnS ot delivery, earn IS to 5$ pe' 3 t,,'clroorns. I ti,itti Sti,iit,' Pr,','', ,o wet'S between S 9 p m Sec fIn, Sm,iall t'fl,irTit'l cabinet, 3 shelf Eat. Serve English, %%oods 15-93 $12,000. h' Subsidiary of West Bend Phi Louise' to Donald f3aucrle Jr P,'r Pyle. 1017 a m Mon. Thurs, and INSURANCE "itmrl Ser"cr 373 675? $30900 District Manager 671 0535 V. rear. flumes. lw Iii .luseph Earl Rishell and wile' Solange Permanent Coating. Inc . 10? and wife Catherine F.. E 6' of Ft 303 C WEST I IRST ST Concord Dr , Casselberry Apply H. Rnthste,1l and stile 't'rda Ft. RENT? hOUSE OF FOAM to MTon 11. White and wife' _____________________ 2: all of IA I RIk F.. Repi Sanora A Lifetime Gift BOokkeeper, fully e.pCriCncect. Pn 377 341$ Ret 372 7737 in person only olrn rubber cut to any site fbi reference's. Call Mr Kay. 373 1730 Lot 95 Wrenwood His., $29,800. .lozinnv K.. Ft 5 111k A, little This lovely new 3 bedroom 7 bath Units 1 & 2, $44,900. Orlando Dr 377 9745 AIr Conditioning Heating Lawn Service General kitchen assistant, full time home, formal dining room, in Wekiwa Eat. No. 1, $16,500. Richard M. Wood and wife . 235 HOMES. Frank 'elt'siai and stile' MAID. Doctor's home, muSt Ike Apply in porson to Holiday HouSe. direct lighting In kitchen with s 'neitpentive to clean your carpet t, Il5H.4.teta,EQ, I)iorio, Ellen to Estaban Charnarro and Ruth t•xec. est F ch,ldrCn, own room. references Pick your own colors on new 733 7i' S liE F RI GE RATION Margar.'t to Harold H. Stamper Hetr Clearing Sp.i 't' 0 I 330 E Commercial St . Sanford, heavy duty disposal and dish tip using r - ".I' .1,) eV, "CAMPOO" rug homes Airport .; arr ",P, required $31 7165 Rd 1 tO wife Maria 1,,. Ft 33 111k 13 SERVICE Floreiric'e C,. Lyon to Hugh VI' Our Sp."4iy (iii ii , Lost 8. Found and stilt' 'iolui LA !4 81k o."ween 7 and I washer Central heat and air ri 't'arnpoo Rent electric Sham .'I 0r S..'' I', t.CADE.%',y MANOR 7.4 HOOt Serv?cp. P. Rerar'. or A, Fr)il p9 31') 5",-I Ltat, Arbor We.ttjiersf,eld 1st Add., $15,500 Pain & W M.M.. S of Lt 478 & ( ountr Club Manor I. ii. No. 2, rourld Pr' brO 'ta' r ne!',,:, 010Cr 5300 CENTRAL FUR HouS,ng opportunity Metle' Pert tim,' bookkeeper sth m'. Cond.tion*ng. Relrig,ralron, in AAA EMPLOYMENT I, r,iy, LI -----Pail LIRE. $19 Magnuir Ave Elmer IA'vft arid stilt' Jitvt all cif 4812, Prank I. Woodrulfs ,, f,( I, 044 J1JIJ Farm or,',' Heating (a. a" e'r .ence in compotee accovn'-'u ',ern.nq Sanford an Pet Care 7,1,l'off 17 92. Casseiberry Home lnllprovenlents ti I nws I. Foster, single., Ft :13 OC%C' 7.'. % 00 r P,r5 37: d. $1(i.800 Phri 64-1 7,''i '.rSIr-fll, for general line nsvrarse Regency So 531 3100 Lawrence' A. Myers and wife' NAVEL ORANGES _____________________ r ,iiI II i',3 '1 j fieciroorn Cli. recjecoratr,J 'r,dc _54 .hJc'flcy in S.sth Seminole area p ''.s, Y cnter Springs Unit Two, Nanc to C I. Thompson ,lr'., 50 bu In your COnl8iner I': , c"" ' 0 0 (ran out, new wall to wAll carpet, Call 531 4Q70 for interview -'i, 2 s. Appliances 'a4i , Personals Eta Williams, single to Sonja Ph 372 SIll Vr% tree, 1.') I5aa IS riper Ccxc onod S.,anford rifv Int*linn trustt't' S i (If NW ' of SE '4 _______ --..-' A,.,n.v U 5___________ 0 a i, P i, I 37) _________________ 0307 eveningt 1.. Cherry, single, Ft 18 Florida 1 1. Lingo Jr. and wife' Lacy bill Inc GE 't'vl 'tote-s Clerks vim F. of Wekiva River: & SW I i 0! C.iniera, Plaster repair, ¶tu(Cq 401 Y%htj. single t,rt.r " t' 'di's, Macic, full and part 'o.. c'T ',%i,inr,I I "c r Corripin 0 ii' refl',, light meter P,ttc' to Raymond F Harrison and land & Colon Co's Adthi. So. NE 4 of SE 14 Sec' 2I9.29, SIMULATED BRICK Call 172 I.pply in person Seminole Lodge 14h51t,, 1?) lilil "a 644 7(7' for "We Care Shoe Repair Sanford, 572.500. 1 bedroom. 7 baIt'. 2522 I',nc (')r .i' 112 ISa? ',Ii O-ma'I, If 2611 dAys or 377 9771 77110 or 37) 3671 Nutting 2640 14 t4,,i,S,ithA Avt' Home. .it r 300 S Bay Ave 31 97 central air wife Ida I. N Sanford $600 Lti's or AsSume VA loan $111 'reer's of SE of NW Cash lets ___________________________ $65 ()ç(i ip i.,, ln 1'.', .4 'light', pays all 3fl 70$) I less S 225' of VI' 180' Set' 15()rman Constr & mt to ','r 0,, a. ', I'' Attic Insulations .'pV ."tC''O, raid Or. I Tompkins Land Co Inc. to ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. -Own transportation NEEDED TO t%'ORt IN NEW v'eT t. DP'Nt.iPrsc. Solabcd&chui,r,$S000 ,.l"tt)r '1 i • , rl',ured. 20 yrt eaperence t)uriulci F Martin and wile' SalI 12,' 4.') 21-31 & S 210' of W 315' of NE ' LOOKING FOR A DISCOUNT STORE GOOD PAY Truan E Cox and wile Dora F. p preferred Sanlando Lonowood kiag,in tn%4làtiOn, SANFORC lil libby Crib, $10 00 I4'asorsabl, raPes 534 2)05 BROKERS NEW HOME' PAID VACATION MALE OR 1.. Ft 23131k 29 Dreamwcild Set' IA 137 Trailwoc*d Eta., Sec 1, PCrhaPsA,CohOi,c%Ar,O,,,,,. of NW 4 of 15-21-31 $20,000 a'ea Ill 0531 HEATING A AIR CON 7 tu It refrig, 15000 37? 3702 The Time TeSted I rn,, Your old home in Sanford. could be FEMALE EXPERIENCE aSpecial Services CJVI '11 flfl'U. Shih.'rt ('nnttr . ..... lot' it,- '._...'_a, .lrirn..t 4 517.6-00 Can i-O.lr, DITtON1NG 7409 Sanford A,e i',i ncing ,ns,de A Out, papa" $70 N Park Ave traded in on a new Sanora HOme PREFERRED NO PHONE 'ri,,',,tor, liP Volt, 3 kilowatt. 20 327 6390 Poone 473 455? v- irignq Free estimates Ci JerrL1 Corp to Geraldine' ('. I. Home' and Hutha Mat', W 60' (alt 3)) 1670 for detailed in Days. 377 6173 Sea Coast Constr. to Bobby H. PLEASE APPLY IN CLLL .'.l.'IP . 7 cyl - Onan HAS fuel r I' P 0 Bos 3713 ,!Irr 5 p m 122 1)5% :,t ,,,i iI '.j N ,nil5 3')? 7)5? - 377 5.471 fotrnt,on ti! 1.1 39 & 1 15' of 38 Washington AvigniofIve Service kirk. S I of NE 'i of NI. 'i & N Gwinn and wile Katherine' A.. PERSON TO "imp Very quiet running. SIlLs Sansor, FlOr, ,pe-s of .imOcv'r, iIlp'r nj 1, f SF 'i It! 't ' Set p.ipe'r hang' i.,'l'P,t Perfect for camper. 52/S Hts . £1f,(WI 20.'J0 131 Ilevonshirt', $38,(kXi '-'or, Reasonaol. .,., .,, ,,,,,, p1,_I,, 171 t',' i -'4p41 ORD LOAN ASSUMPTION .)matng, wOrhrm.nn IA', 5015 ,',ltea 1 P m II Pit. (Pt ST I I c'ilroou 1 Pit'. 'ih I I l 6 P5 I Ill SV. i iii NV. & ul i"st P4y 51.750--Move in today, $179 /5 4','. Shuberl ( unair. (i Ii, I)uvid 014,. 1. DiVOT lOt', 11.1 I Q('I)l Limit-a I)orst'v I form. -5.--J "anPeed. Licensed, H Stir, MEDCO DISCOUNT f,,rnil p rooni, ,4ll In ,AIl carpet I ,',',m, A,.' 121 1411 ".d*ql4ing4,Shf Metal pays all. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, it! (llu Lustre Electric Carpet _____________________________________ t'-.. II?. Lake Mary. 372 231$ lIlt. St'. 212030, $100. Alt'xande, and stilt' }'rurirt'lIa. VI hittt'n I and husband 1to F.. to blIp air (OflCttioflt'tt Owner w II I heli jr cArbon. stain arpr't, built ins, $31 6-Ill (a"''c STORE __________________ ,i. iriipoot'r fcc only SI per day 'cii fir n-%ti4'd in t,,tlurni',Pir'd (si I 1.1 6 Orange' Eats.,, $17,800. \'aui,thn F'. Lowe' and wife' ('asselb. Gdns me-., that part ul _______________________________ "1.1 ' ,j155, remodel, sub contra "Cl .Inaj aium'num Sanford Be1i uty Care1 P '.Piypp 5Q Crritc'-r - "ROLL'S FURNITURE - 7, t217 ill,, t n ,ii'i Stiuberl Constr Ct' ti Frank Mary to Nurciso Palomar and 1A 124, 131k 0, 0 H Milehefla .-.------------ ______________-. "u.Ins, reliAble, risured Dory," INCLUDING LOT I 1) t - lit I I ',A Business Opportunhtic '""s.d C cxilra,tor 32) III) a" '' SANFORD REALTY lpwood boat. ilnOd condition. stile' Sara C., Lt3&N 2.5' of 1.t 4 Surse'y of Le's Grant, $100. FilLies and wilt' thu Mae, Lt 36 ' t'' r'r ie, ii, • a J!M HUNT REALTY i 5)') II(",5(W(J ,li'livru'it 1)7 S7 St 4 1 [Ilk I Sunland Est., Amended Orange Eat.. 117,800 Pint, 571) 75115 French Ave 327 ('asst'Iberr Gdns inc to Th NEWSPAPER doc _________________ 25)1 l'nk Dr i,irIJ5 T'VI.i ''.2 7111 172 NORGETOWN ((PgiRti o[L Dayt 3fl 7712 r"' & bath reniodelog Shubert Constx. to Frederick Pliit. $16,600 Hr:t Feziora C. Oorsey, Ft 14 C', 81k k flO&SlflgIy accept ___________________________ SPOt ri'.irS 'LI513 CINIW.'. .l. "I '5 i ' ,7Jper, ;,', V IC [MAN SIP tile And C4ti,s1,t *01' A Household Goods COIN L4UPDP " Itoe' (;uldwell and wife' C, Lk Kathryn Ph 4th Addn I"riunkliri and wife Mars J.. LI 11 117 9211 HELP WANTED ADS that 322 J9'fl ' '1 372 O#it P11 P kI Al 1 1ULLY CAPPLI ''ii 'ti, ',Pi..011'n SI',. iirP . . 5*0 COIN DRY CLEANER' ""st '11.4?'.?' indicate preference Anne' to Fztrr S Miller and a Stephen Fits.. $17,500 RANGE A DlSP0'. ' w Is! ' $6,862.80, $2,000. 0 i r','l) i coa'r.ing Pp 5anforci )w limM',I '.1' I'., ''I rig interior •,Iqr..& I)' S tDiN 01 4' c' on age from em b.ised 377 2)15 33 John F. (:rm and wife Duurie wife Ann 13 Ft 4 131k :t Finrianc tots & Acreage Harold .1 Pirct' and wife' loefion, S sansor L.' 1%, ruL)fS. lre PloflfSt C'' ployers covered by the 514* VA CONVENTIONAL to Paul 13. Sevigny and wife Est.. sec 1. 116,400. Nina to Robert M. Hall and Airprf Blvd . Coupe ting 'p',,, ni •i,'..' .'..lt Arije' frame lie,i.,P ,I,l cii, ,u,i'rq',t ,'otl. l.iri.' FINANCING AVAILABLE DI5CRlP5fiINATIOP IGE PalmettO lOcal investment '1Jeanne H.. F. 356.32' of N 122.25' Estill Brewer and wife Mary wile' Janice. Lt 1 131k 18 East. TrtIt' t.It? tAl P'It acre of giotjnd 1?) Rental', uih trt'vs, Ort'nloOkng Lkc Ge,,,, IN EMPLOYMENT ACT POrtuflity for diScr,m,n.t I u..a " UCt'S IN'SI n'oti.'I ¶uIl to',', for " ' ' ' - '41' N iii that part of VI' 13.25 c-h of Govt (SrI Air lhlvcI . Sanford to Mur Markesun tiepherd, brook s.d Un No 5, 126,500. rla AND THROOS' Will BA buyer ?,'ore information may be or information to vet 5)00 AS'.ur,t.' '.,ilIryi.c of 17$ , tOld to Suit ourchas,'r 'I di'-%ri'cl tEL 15 Igrm,(J tugs, U r'4AUL TRAILERS" i.t 1. Sec 25-111-39. VI' of Center Beg Pt 1900' due N Cl! SW cor of obtaIned from the Wage a IC PaymentS Of $550 Mid-fla LTD Pta. to John E. Cicorge CaPielo, (305) 644 1771 IflARONDR A J Adc,ict, 37? 9535 .."et n%tAPlJl,O_ 172 5057 Wince,' Park, or write to ?.' Ii '1,1'--, '4'' Callbart Real Estate lid., 11,700. Sec. 19-21-39, run S 89 degrees Arniigcr and wile Mildred F.., Hour off,ce at 219 Carlaine il ii. Pearson Corp. 3925 Carrier 7lPfour Servcr 12190 N E i3uiiding. Cci Jill IC Calbert Const Inc to Robert 59' 1 307' t'tt' being part o! Ft 28 Condonii '.IL50P4 MAIER '- URNITURE -bills .34 Unit No 434 etc., Nortn. St Pelertburg. Fl 337'i MObjiti Homes Catljfl 149, North t'nth Avenue Si' buy Sell trade tIp'. Pr cdl cofltrAIor Lit,tfl5ril VI' of Hss) 441 McNeils Org (jarcia and wife Nelida, Ft 12 h SlId ' (I P.5'.', 5 5 Vinc1izit'zjdows No. 4, $15,300. (305) 831-4039 Miami, Florida 33161 IlSE Frst 51 , bonded and insured Commert a 377 312, , ,, Morning Pape'r Rote-Eørn 'w%'tl D i 'V t,R EGOM 7,'OBlL U HOMES Oviedti Oaks Unit (Inc. $34,500 Villa, $42,500 tip' 2 Iii'droor,i block house, trra,, --Mud-Flu l.TD. Ptr. to $175 telephone 350 5913 IN DELTONA CALL rrsunt.ai and ee for 7', hrs a a.., rep4ir'rr '1)0 trench Ayr 37) 3700 I' nirbiOre' wAsher, parts, Sen vice, l'l!y 14th. florida room, 7 QCDi Fred Wheeler, single' Wilhielinimi J Hoorn, single Girud H. Cole Sr. and stift' ".,sli 'r'ves'mcn' 1 Cell be'.' 5,'", nole CowlIt, 21 hr sir', (904) 789 2999 11101 Orljndo Or , 373 3500 SP1I 'nil1 Ii OC 'on"', carport. 0 ,- owner 371 i'22f P,IOOPEE Y AP I': 47'Q Bertie' to William P. Cllbtiuril It 1"red Wheeler, single and ('tindzii I' 'go i-'. A Unit Ne', 430, etc I 01101*5 h'..', .5141 I 'it . t '1 c,av' 5 ___________________________________-171 i.t"5 I',) • and stile Carolyn Ft Lii lUG & NuthaIeeJoziea,sin&ji',.W50'of ----------------------- ---------------. W,..I,,....,..4..,,.. r'.'.. . -(,?r,'etis,*','&* .%SATHFLJ kli? ceuiec ""IItIU4.'O I4J, 'loot inciter. I '.i 1,' .1,0 107 Ii, S'ls u'zi Eats., mtg. 7 SW ' 141k III, Tier 15. St. Gt'r- • t Pj t ,',jnS "j (Itt lntruct,on IA)ngstuucl Hurt esting ('it inc ''%5.i(iliNp ENGINEERS-DRAFTSM EN $24000 $J1tJ1j, truth' Addii to Saul on!, $8,000 øw iii (;rg' S. Adams and stile' SUPPLY CO PlANt. LI SUP E1ltlllq Picc lIarr C. E"ht'lbt'rge'r and hlsqii' (' Beg. at p1 666.6' N 6 Eathk-t'n Svnder. single to Jane 12 We'P Courir POLLUTION CONTROL OPPORTUNITIES Income Tax f''iI St • I'iarrv Westr. 373 lIlt II Fernzinclex, Lt 119 I F. 7,5' of stif.' Murgurt't Iii Richard C'. 312,3' V. of SE ('or of NE t ,t at Yr, ii 0 p 7. '"'ia, mevonville Tioce ', 1 ,'m .111 1 ., 0 (1151 1 I i'_, .419 1 r s jQy( 100, Sanford Hts.. $12,500 Nash and stilt' flliini'ti M.. Li 21 St't 7-2l'30,rii%S along S lint' uf h WCLL DRILl5. 5, , ENGINEERING OPENINGS W,iii'.t'.t' I' p.7 ( i',l i,'i, A,,' i:: il4. Ijrgr oump',, tpr Male Help Wanted N. V Matson and wife Ne'llie 541. I'iiit'rrest, 2nd Add.. $16,000. irout Lk s-d 378.15' vie',, $75,000. 13 - S '( CnttJihr Rpcutments FX('l.I 'SI%'I': GIW'Nu F'l.00It t)l'POII'l'INl'l''' IN 11.7 'IvJ A, a'r (uneJilgoems, 572 DESIGN GROUP SUPERVISORS 1 it hiasungs and wife to Charles F'. Roberts and wIfe Ill F lilt ;ius l'iU )F'ITA 111.1: 2l) A K Shoemaker Jr. and wife' l 11.1,11 IN I H) 1.1 II Fencing 'ii te,' l,1 ,itc'r trcat rTlerlf plants pump inq i' ,',,,', A K I.t 981k :t l'owrtstte' of Lillian It Mel Silverman, Siiphiui to Jerr A Porter It .5l'')I ,V I;xl'.%Nl)I\( I$l,NK 'I APi ( ',SSl - I II 0 M. HARRISON Fisher, and t,narid pp,.,., U,.t , .,cd ni ,ited t'quipmcrit ',5.i, % S's-tv,,'.r ,',l, I I Itirl cOSSPAPiY N,, Ctiuluuta, ii10 1rustee, F. f,,i4 cii. (If S 4.31 c of N wile' Carolyn Li 12 111k A 4pply in (Ie't%Oii t Art Grinoir 8 'l'l11t('k i'ssus,'. iai 'jyt ste 2 bedroom, 1 bath apart I' s ('1', ii th iou ,',i,.J Wheel Ranch. Ii 97. South .or s'', F',',. .'li is!1''1. !! F:dst'iurd H Blackman and 29 eh., S&.c 2-213-30, less F. 149.4' Idvllst'iicie l,m'h Arbor, oi.:'..i rnent. located t 440 MellOn I'll ('S (lit' 1111,51 1*111)0 lu r lapt' c'ISist7ttc' flail (I' ill Mi IeI'lt'41 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEE ,'S 'i !i ' loP sc-a ,. di .t s., 'f 321 apartmeflls tulle wife Patricia A. to Red Lobstet etc. $9,000 Ave These Adj,irae waste treatment systems and new equlpmnt'rit $31,100 lIrtlIlut eel Ii> AtuelIlI tI iig:it'I Ics ('orporation U subsidiary of feature carpetin'), drapes lnnsofAzzierinc., Lt1433&434. and I,ohspi carS Refe'renc.'s Casscltierr) Gdns inc. to tht' desIgn Rosa Iiunran, single to WaSh MA'r'rcl. TOYS can supply over 1,800,000 tape cusettes a Irrigation requ,r centröl heat and air Also Apply Dealer Ac,'t City of Casae1berr'. 2 acre Clifton Barnett Alt.anionte Land Hotel & Nas'. GIas Mit st eek, provides ;s)werluI tuitional aelverlisinig supfxirt for and wife Sales. Hwy I? 92 Sanford fully equipped kitchens *ifti PRODUCT APPLIOtTION ENGINEER ING Cu, $182,500. tract: From NW cur Lot 1 81k f'annie l.ta 28 & 29 less 51 ,tI till, I PR 10* TiCS c) lilAcS 011 radio and k'adsng national tIw,azine's St 1,1 .51. I i,.i, A d.-,iP Y( 0 r-w AUTO all Hot Point apIianceS Structural analysIs, hydraulics, steel fabrication designs SALES, Santord location Joseph A. Mars and wife ,IIi'' 1,151 l 'j I u'stul'' ()5'%.lJit G. Lk Kathryn Park Addn to Watts Farm, $42,800. Ill) ','i.ji'.'I a dIshwasher, disposal and gs'neratin,g high volunue repeat sule assuring excellent 1 e' F %''v"jtirS 51 345 eept'f,ence.d, rr4erences Call W' Marie to Eleanor E. KroI, 377 46)7 ('B. $8,000. ref riqeratoaprofit incoizie luitenitiuls Housing Group Inc., & Yy. 37) 3730 DRAFTING OPENINGS single' Li 2 131k 1), Cassehierry Martha Cas,st'lberr to Cd) 0! ('tiartt'r Land & Housing Crp. to I )ispla Met ('hanellsitig hit' - stIll estl blish rt'tail Hc('ouIi t.s Fits., less F. 10'. $12,00(i ('asst'1be.'rr,2 acre U'ac't: frwni R & F Ctistr Co., Int',, Par 1 FOR RENTAl br flit'fl I,r st illlll'tI lii st'rs'u't' anlIl restock, Full MECHANICAL-- Piping steel fabrication ELECTRONIC TECHPiII' 41. or iiui I Mid-Fbi t.'I'L) Ptrn to lion C INFORMATION CALL: N's%' c-or Ft 1 131k G. Lk Kathryn From S 4 cur of Sec. 20-21-29, HELPER ELECTRICAL- Panel layout conduit lime. No .se'llinig or expt'rle:it't' nt't'e'ssury. SEMINOLE COuNI' Oppermun. Unit 404, Village of Park Addn to CB, $100. SALES- Promotional literature, customer submittali 12,048 1(1 17,249 includes inventory, altrjwtive elts run N89degree5' 18" E along Windrneadows No. 4, *25,000. G. VI' Scott and wife Louise to 5 line of sec. dis. 30 ft for p1 T AtSittGOVERNMENT JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE.. .THE HERALD'S G&'D pIt s, Iot'aIion, in store advertising IIthterIlIl arid in the maintenance anti Ejpcellent opportunities for GROWTH with DAVCO, a Don Opperman, single' to Dun Robert F'. Hazitniond and [3W) thence F. 2554.72 etc 16 repair UI traffic cuntri cievin," DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES ('Oft tlfltiuupi guiclitru 'f' trout I )iSJ)lH parcels) >' rapidly growing company in lhe Water pollution conzro 6041 t* way rOditj Electroti'' C. Opperman single' & Gruet' G. S Piluiuni VI' 2110' of N 210' of L.t I 12,982,000 Development Fur detillls witIe or 11111)11t' . I 'leiust' lnrluefe' or Call collect, Tim Tart, Industrial nuzzle, iiiIihje's industry Send resume background dtsire41 St.' single, Unit 404, Windmt,adusts 111k 13 kss Rd. r-w VI'. I3rutt's and phone' Iltililber. 6 Days 25 Days 13 Wks. Beatrice F. Meilo to Mark S. retirement Relations Mgr Dial 322.2611 or 831.9993 plan, paid No. 4, 1100. Adcln to I.W, $13,000. Compony Miller and wife Sherril F.., F. 50' PiOSptlitCt,Ofl, vacategn .m,41 ,cl' 3 line MJ-$5.88 $19.14 S54.60 DISPLAY MERCHANDISING, INC. Baku Constr to A. L. PeaApply LOiS Hart. Room 3',* u (,jCt)t Charles iWasurds and of Ft 15 & VI' 20' of 14 [ILk C, DAVIS WATER & WASTE INDUSTRIES, INC. OF COURSE YOU MAY C'ARGE Sa.minol, County Cotjrthcus' P 0 Boa 1419, Thornasville, Ga 31/92 ziner, single', Ft 454 Forest stilt' Mary to Alvin Goodman 13ide high s.d. $7,600. 1750 4 lIne Ad784 25.52 So. Brcntwood Blvd. Sanfgrj, Eta YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE Ph. 912 266 5733 Brook 5th Set'., $7,000. and stile Ethel. WTh' of F 100' of • An FQUAI Oonorl,,n,m,, St. Louis, Mo. 63144 1's'm'd ,, 1.., - ' ''i.-'',' - -- -------------' 5 lIne Aj- 9.80 31.90 91.00 • a.' Va. 1-1.1. a I An Equal Opportunity Employer PHONE LISlE!) IN YOUR NAME (314) 968-454S . - ', ri ,in GUIDE -'' - - ------------ - - , "' w at it n LI LI ci 1 ', p59' _________ The Shoppers Guide Is Here To LI Ii a b d C I I C C a t ( .,r .. '- ro , .,.,, ' - '' ', ' ' ' ,_ -- ,- -..'." ) ,' .'', ' , " -_ "' , _________ cCflStr? - ' ' t Yout , , r d ft '' .' _____ ''' _j - , 97,900 ' 23,9OO (-,,'''' ' '-" -. i ', -, ri',' - ,', -------------- ,, , DELTONA - ' t 4. 4'.Ilf. 44 40 3 h.'vrpit Bet Air two door, no ri,'Sf, Clean i'ar. ar Condi?lciri,d, DOwEr tfrn, rode h.jf,', nice SGç SIIFI,LCY'% uso CAeS 7790 I) Volt Auri R'!ert III 3% EFl 5t)D'fse.4()p ,. fdtc,p4 rirI is' 345 Auto Repairs Part; Accø;ri.s ' i" Household Goods Stemper Aqency 1,'j 7170 REAL TORS 2SAS Park ",ilhts. Sursdays & Holidays tall bS)1 377 6613 122 1130 %I I AkA APAR TMIN t', hitS' " S -_ Three tt'tti ilitiltS, I ('ath, fran horn,, nest and ctpn. IWI nt 51) 730 Thr bPdroflmt, I', baths, ,sll w$ll i arpetlng. tPpartp d4n,i room lent cit hod , .srri. 7 utilit r°""% ()ly 510 501 "iii' - 26 I 1t STENSTROM REALTY AyA ON APAM I StUNT S ADcjLT5 NO h( IS I 165%' ricl SI ____________________ Houses For Sale Pies a l'ctjroom air condition,d, QrIM ,t It,r duples 4,duIts c'nty. no pr's 7117 Palmetto A',,' SprviC, of tt'.e ct ' ( .4%%elberr, it accCpting ,qp j'".,fiOflt for the post , ('Irector of Utilitics Under the Administrative direction of the S'avor and City Manager to ,,i "e work of the Utility Department n luding Off ice management riteher reOdrs3 ma1or and moor S',ttem repars, large SeAle captal imp.'ovements 'o coordinate and %(I54 ff* work of cOnSulting engineers and to do related i' required Any Combination of I riccat 'on an cIperienc 4' eQuivalent to graduation from an .scredited college with malor work in civil engineering or ".'.ness or public administrat,on anti three years of progressively responsible and varied CIP4'fiCflCC 'i the wafer and sewer field QAlifie'd people living within 23 es of Canelbcrry or will agree ' re locate Within the City .ltSelberry,wth,n6 months After appointment may apply by ap ci,catiori and resume at the C.ivselberry City Hell, beginning ian 4. 3973, and not later then jan 7J Salary open corn m,-nsurA!e with e'pc'riencc 5 Apartments Rent - Mate Female Help Wa flIed _________________________________ 1) P a'ter 4 am itn Situations Sr fl r"e 2 1 it,s,s .1 ,seek 37) 1315 b4trA(.n 1 an,t ' HE LP E R ,'ti.,,.i. _______________ 16 t'i P,'an,r" de')i'lC $400 IC. #1 o'er tflj Iravøl Trailers .-- '- ' Au?: Fr Sale - lU I i i'' r ('i'-lg.. r Pii,s till,. Zrirvt4'ner4 '4 dtjbt. An Pet, I r'.smar, likp °.' $1,973 r&j yOTD 7911 Park lie . Sanford (L, ""."" - ,i "S ' ii. Authot.ty Castle flr,ser Coort tOth St arid Otq'ndpr 3fl .0S ee Mr W lsnn An F I O&Wor'on5 Fmploc, - Dij ''b' -- I '--'. The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. 75 ' Atimn,%trac,y, Secretary Mutt t'r able to typ.. 53 WPY,. tAhp ii, 'at'on, and mutt be hondahir tfltpr%,lCw.t Will t$ke plate ,%l(4 'lay. Jani,ar, $ from I until 17 anti I t,nt,l 3 )0 Adm,nistrai,, Machinists 5) 5 Pets And Supplies e''b'sIlrp ten,,..ç r'.'cfgra.ri fn Into in 'nos old C oil 177 57)5 cc Pakgrouri of Oat roll anti rk rig *ith I Ires needed Call bctwp'r, S a m s p m Wef'kdas 1)7 411? tot appointment I. 83 1 .9993 by Art Sonsom "jk Pd 5PAtih5tmeq t 'IP With sessn and COunter sAteS Salary ptut commission Apply in person to RENT? S1I'5iit . ,jnrs,, Jl I? $2 ,, ''' I tO4i. COflVf'flI0r4 tr frc b-enp1t to mirp q THE 3ORN LOSER I P,ll trh'f' i'$i'r t %Jr '.'- u"- .'J u.yer 322261 1 'Ihan 1.1 22 Sleeps Hollos tat and wife Phyllis. from SE c-or wife Jean, IA 7 131k F, Charter to Hnu'i'holder, Doris Addn. Re-Reeordedi. $6,000. Lt 18 Mc Neits Or \ 'illa. $100 William hlrehhoff and wile Oaks 54) Unit 1, $16,800. HelAire Homes Inc to I QCT) George 1.. Daughertr I .illian Seckeler to Lillian ('arol A., I .Is 31, 33. 35 & 37 Rose Wilt'. Cuzicir. iii Lawrence ,1. Small and wilt' Janice, Li 6 81k I Lynwoad Ret,., $26,800. Willuiri c;uritt'r & A.soc inc 14 Female Help Wanted Night kitchen hctp II IS to Start RAOid advancement fr wt-nq wOrkCts 1$ or Ove', ae'i' n person to Bahama lees thru 20 tImes 28c a line John Meit.cinger Jr.. Trustee S and wife Franc-es l,t 21 [Ilk C',. r)onna I.., IA 219 Spring Oaks, and wife Diane M. From Nec-or Ozik Park 5-1') as. $100 22c a line West Alt.zinmnte I-It.c.. Sec 2. Un. No. 2, $31,600 IA I Sunset Shores 7.94. run N 88 Peso *urtion Inc to Chnrli's dc t John MotsinL!er Jr.. 21 times Wcmdmerc Dcv. to Cesar 0. dcgrees36'%-- -112'fopobtr., \vr'anc1wifeEva;Lt29R1kC Trustee, John Jr., md., J. K. ($1 MINIMUM CHARGE) Pzirra and wile Emma, IA 36 $300. Joseph F.. Cu.sack and wile 3 Ltnes Minimum Swt't'twatvr Oaks, $68,600. Higgins. Clarence Johnson 11, Frances to David A. Sorrentino 131k F.. Wonidniere Pk 2nd Repi., Pit dliii Sanford 46 Motel Pin., % 1111am Cri'ese and wife F. Everette Huskev. Trustee and wife Sunva IA 141k 5 $I,600. etc to N. Wayne Hovis and wife Rullit' Mae to William 1. Poole Commence at SW c-or of that All advertising appearing in Th Sanford Herald on Wfdnc,4*1 will Woodmere Dcv. to George A. Shirley. portion of lAs 37. 38, & I', Li 26 Tract 2 Paradise Pt, part of SW 14 of NE Heftier Home.s. Orlando, Sec 1, and N autornaticalIt be placed in Thur • Rivers and wife Mary, LI 40 131k 39 141k A Ranticv Hall Eat 13-. 2nd Sci.. $3,000. of NW ii of SF & se f AMIL'y 5AGAlN fd( Willar' carri and wife F. Wondmere Park, 2nd RepI., 7 etc , $20,000 Willicuh I' !'ct,iit I\ an wilt' F i' Urt''on A', & S d SR 46 etc (TION that iS diStributed to an \;Irlc to Rudolf .1. Fries and $l8,IWW'i Ava .1 Doyle, single to Duane Elhertzi J. ii" Clarence A .1.834 acres. mtg. $1,000,000, additional a S0 homes in the area Advertisers houId include this Rnnel Homes, Inc to Robert. N. PaULson and wife Gist-la A., Schroeder and wife Ellen, 1,126 $14,400 wilt' ImnigardM 1.11 & F. 25' of insurfion an computing th,r earn T. Barton and wife MeInn' C., fill. ,1, I.k Wavmari Ht.s., S-D, Tract 2, Pzirnciise Pt 2nd Sec, Li 3 131k 6, Indiar Hills. Unit I Michael M. Gataldo and wife rate Ii 668 Town of Lnngwnod, $111,800 $4,400. Rep., $37,400 Dianewtojans Wulfandwife Thrt'e-D-Homes, Inc. ti' $17.6-flU. Joseph .1 Williams and wife Narita 1.13 fIlL C Paradise Pt. F.. Fverettr Huske, trustee 1t. 11 to Wilte H. King and [)ouglas P. Hotnlen and wilt' etc tit Branimir Roth' and wilt' Natalie S to Red Iiihster Inns 3rd Sec., $20,000. MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY .liinict F.., 1.1 14. 131k, 14, Sari stile Herneice V., Lot 104 Hefla and William Stuhrke and of Amer Inc., Lot 432 Plan of 58'30 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. Sea Coast Constr. to Carmine kcadem Manor Un No. 1. stlk Gull, N 73.98 of LI 6 & S I) of Land Belonging to N. Bravo and xife Franc-es J., Si"bastian Hts., Ui1 1i, $34,500 mig., $1!.,000. SATIIRDAY fla. Magruilua. Inc to Rafael 26.02' of Li 5 131k 11. Rrantle Altamonte I.nnd, Hotel & 1.1 130 Devonshire, $35,000 Robert .Ioseph I. Poncirut. hull F.st., mtg. $36,000, SK.500. Nns'ig1ation Co.. $115,000 9:00 AM. to 12 NOON Ilamuzi and wilt Miriam, IA 24 Louis I. Cobb Jr and wile single to Lewis M. Duke and Ilesdalt' Manor. $19,000. Albert M. Greene and wife Frances J. to Alton 1.. Henri Parker, single to CALL UNTIL NOON TO wife RuerelI Lts 21 & 22131k 1'), Onorcl. Inc., S .ILM Hauling & Grading (' of SE ' Sec. Norma to Anthony Spilorto Jr. Nt'idhardtandwifeAnnC.,IA START OR CANCEL YOUR Inc to Ronald Urzikulich and 2nd RepI Tr 15, S.anlando 25-21.30 igrantcir reserves title and wife Carol IA 22 Orient.a Lake l..u't-rne. $22000 Springs, $7,000. wile Donna LI 7 1311. 13, San to fruiti, $79,900. Dgns 2nd Addn., $26,100. Charles 1.afoe and stile Rose AD NEXT DAY SebzLstmn !lt.s., tinit 2, $34,500. Rako Constr. to Benjamin F. Frank Steinberger and wife IQ(T)J 1.. 1. Beerher and wife to Martin H. McI.aughlln and (Fri hjcicarp for S&n 5, Mon I ,l.irz,e Greene and Hrnwt and wife Annie 1... I. 1' '.cI;. to Zt'lrna 13 Ohcrst and Florence Li V4in H Reecher. isift' [loris LA 10 I.avo wood, s' cf ,lunit.a II F'rt'cl I. Monrr* Ill f Sterling Pk, Unit. 1. Charles II Haefler it ten N lAs 2 & 2 131k 12 Tier 7 F. W 26 5110 and wife Sandra 1.1 4 131k 23, $33,000 15' of IA 17 A S60' of 16R)k H TrufIird Map ci! Sanford, Perry 13 ClarKe, Adrn. EM 'Iownsite of No ChUIUOUL, $500. Concept Designs. Inc to Northgate, $34,000 18,280. Grace Eben to Perry Brooks harold 1. DuRost' and wilt' W. F. Jefferis and wilt' Emily George C. Wormald and wife QCDi Barbara Jean V.eaver Blarke IA II HIk 9 HeftIer is Fred 1.. Monroe and wife Sarah A., IA 19 131k C.. Stei'ling ELsa to Raymond Lord and wife and husband Kim to 'an R. Homes Orlando, Sec 1 $100. Sandra S 1.1 4 filL 22 fownsitt Pk. Un No. 1. $33,900 Rose N., S 70' of E I75 of N of Ret'rher. lAs 2 3 filL 12 Tier 7, David I.. MadilI, I QCI') ii! No Chuluou&, $7fJ In 5 ('oncept Dt'signs Inc of F. ' of NE F.. ft. Trafltirds Mcp of Sanford. of NW &. single to Arlene Madill, single, Vernon L. Barber zunci wife Harrs J. Smolko and wife Mars less F. 50' & N 10' for rd Sec 9QCt) t Betty I) H. Wilson ana IA 126 Queens Mirror So. Rcpl. Laura to Orlando Ptuirmacs H., Ft 981k Ii, Sterling Pk, Un. 23.?l Corrtctweu, $100 husband Charles A to Van R. Acicin to CR mtg, $5,059, $100. liii'., Pension Trust, lAs 275. 271 No 1 L1:t,l0U Betc'ht'r I same as above Floyd Womack and wife John Situls Sr and wife Clara & 277, (I P Swox' Lurid Co Putt of Blaci. Ilziiiurzmck, £21,000 l.urr Enfhigt'r and stilt' Pe-gi ii' VI ltrr U. Mitchell ,l, arid Male Help Wanted !. L'' Great_For_Bargain_Hunting Ads u Di,e.t Phone L,nos To Want Adc gir.rjp. ' GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW - 75'p, , ,' r. ' ' '' " . '' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' '' '' ' '.. ' ' '' ' ', "• , .., HOfflES INK. , ,.'', I ,' i , .." , . , . ' , ' ' " ' , -. ,' . -- - .tiIj , '." '' £ea DEALERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELy I - - -- -_ .,,,' _ , 'i - -- .'. , ,'. , '. ' .- , ', --- - _____________________ - i • . , - ' _____________________ -- Want Ads Bring Results , Get In On All The Action! 645.3660 -" I I �D-The_SfordHeraci Sunday, Jan. 7, 1973 $ 100 M illion Increase In County Land Sales I $28 in UI' ye we re Co Ei an & Cont'd From Pg. 4D) Chase & Co to Michael J. Pauluc,cl. Beg at p1 '1' S& 25' W of NE cot See. k$.29, run S 83 degrees 08' '4 82.7' Cit $300. MidLTD. -Fla Phi. Williams, Condom. NO. 422, etc., Windmeadows No. 4, $31,000. Billie L. Study and wife Mary to Kenneth E. Fanner and wife Mar' Li 81k 8. Talmo s.d. $22,500. Huskey Co Etc. to Decc:itexmne Constr. Crp., LI 4 51k P. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2 Alberta U) John S. ScUba and wife Mans. LI 6 51k (' Spring 1k Hills. see 3, $56,500 Wilco Constr. to Gary E. Brown and wife Margaret' LI 14 111k F. Lvnwood Rev., $23,900. Robert Mitchell and wife Vicki V. to Irving M. Felder, trustee, — Lt 10 111k 20 Suburban Homes, $20,000. M. Huneycutt Jr. and wife Ronnie to Jerald K. Kiker and wife Phyllis LI 300 Forest Brook, 3rd Sec., $37,900. Robert Reiche, Inc. to Joseph H. Wilson and wife Marilyn. Its mtg.. $*4u0, $i,tJ0. & 10 131k C West Altamonte Herman Levi and wile Gladys HIs., sec 3, 833,00(1. to George t) Marshall, single 831,400 QCI)m Linda Rue, single to 1.1 14 111k E. Druid Hills Pk, Gnr' A. Rue, single, lAs 16 & 17 Senborn Goebel and wife Sue $24,000. to WIlliam E. Burns and wife 1111 68.SanLando Sub. Beautiful. Osicar DrPrIc'st and Wife Joan Orlando sec, 8100. C. Li 2 51k B. Sweetwater Esther to Fred F. Rorttger and Oaks See. 2. $.59,500. QCD Coleman F. Dial and wife Mar, LI It' 81k 5 Rosalind wife Edith A to Edith A. Dial. LI James E. T. Daugherty and wife Marjorie to Ronald 6 131k A Carriage Hill Unit.. 1, Charles E. England and wife Rumgarner and Wife Ann $100. G., Norms 3. to Charles C. England LLs26& 27111k H. W. IQCDI Sammy L. Wilson and Altamonte and wife M'rt1c M.. F 4.S' of Ht..s., wife Elizabeth to David W sec 2, 537,900. NE 4 of 111k 4 Tier 20, Flu Land Beane and wife Verna LI 11 & W W. I.. Kirk and wife Geraldine Colon (70 1.: Map St GerF' o! 11 12 Blk 7 Sanlando Sul) to Antonw G and Brothers, Inc :ru& t(tc1I . Sanford, lftauL. £100 F. '-. of SE of SW 4 less S Frank Morph) and wife 417.4' of W 206.7' m Sec. 16-20-30 Orman Constr. & Inv to Marcia It' Preso Auctions, Inc., less lilt r-w, David C. Lohrand wile Linda L. $39,900. 1.1 1, 2& 3 111k E. 2nd repl Tract LI 19 111k 29 Drenmwold, Sec 4, J. G. RUine and wife Clara 73 Sarilando Springs, $100 to Frederick W. Ilistlrne Sr. and $27,600. Midge 0. 1)rewyertoStephen wife M. Carolyn, Beg IOU'S of Johnny Walker & wilt' Anna S Lind and wife .ia"quelen tip Country Club Crp, Lts 9, 10, & NE cot of 111k 8, Wildmerc, Sec. 1.1 127 Cuss Aloma, 131,000. 11 Maplewood, $25,000, 32-20.30, run S 50', W 100' etc., Henr Monroe and wife $4,500 A. K. Shoemaker Jr. and wife Cecilia M. to Sam T Hill and Sophia U' Alfred R. Groonie and Mid-flu LTD. M. to Andre wife Barbara A., 1,t 14 111k It, Wife Mar) B. LI 12 111k B Pauland wile Mary 3., Woodmere Park 2nd Repi., Idyllwilde Loch Arbor, icc' 4, %'illsgt' of Windmr.adows No. 4, $16,500. 141,500. 81551)0 Jack B. Mann Jr. and wilt' Blanton Owen and wife Abbie Bel-Atre Homes, inc. to Paul Jeniter In Paul Marflake' and to Everett A. Harper, LI 346 & Wexler and wife Bernice, Li 317 wife Rose, Li 21 Sec 3, dc-sc.: 146 less S211', Sanfo Park & Lt Spring Oaks ur 2. s,t,ono f Ik'. 359 '4& 25' N of SE 150 & 20' of 148, & I.t 152 less S William W. Walters and wife SVi 'i of See, 14-20-32, run N 12 40'. Sanford Plc., Mtg. 143.000, Melba Sue to Gerald 1., Love ft. '4 10' etc., $11,200. $1,000 and wife Anna IA 13131k P Druid Thomas M. Tc.clen and wile Jim Hunt Realty inc. to Hills Plc.. 829.500. Sheila it' Hurr)' S. Kwiatkowski Charles F. Brooks and wife Raynmond E. Spangler and ,tr. and wife J udith l..,LLcI, 2& Laurie, 1.1 12131kb Buena Vista wife Mary t.o Everette Smith jr 111k H, Tract 20, Sanldndo Fit., $17,600. and wile Ruth W., LI 5 131k H Sprtngs5-17&l.t.s39&IA, 1311 C Jim Hunt Realty Inc U Ruby Sunin set No., Sec , 3 Tr. 31, $13,000 Helen Smith , div. Li 532, H&K P. to Truman 'Thomas ,rrier 3. our. '.rp........................................... U) I' rank L. Woociruit s-el. Jr. wife Barbara E.. LI 15 7.15M. Wmf red I). Butts and wife Anne 111k A. Maltbic' Shores, mtg. Jim Hunt Realty Inc to S.. 1.1 3 111k B. The Mcadnwi Charles R. Butler and wife $19,250 est, $31,900. Diane K.. LI 11 81k 11, Buena S. M. Rakestra and wile W. I. Kirk and wife Geraldine Mars J. to I)igruu 0. Garcia. Vista Est., 117,8(X) t City of Sanford. From NE part uI Li 53, 131k B. LI. Brantley Jim Hunt Re'alt inc to 011Cr O?', Sec 11--30. run 711.6' to Isles, 2nd Addn., $14,000. A. Barrows, and wife Marina W line of Old Sr No. 3, thence S The Huskey Co etc. to Erwin La 530 Frank 1. '4nodruffs 24 deg 34' W along orig r-w dLct Peltzer and wife Wand.a . Li 14 s-d of S. Sanford, $17,600. (06.4' thence N 65 deg ' W. 131k A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 4. Elizabeth Albrecht, Jean C. (itt. 80' etc. $2,700 $12,400. Childers, single et iii to Charles Paul Saunders and wife The Huskey Co. etc to Joel W. Clayton Jr. and wife Joan Sadde U, Robert J. Carroll and Mlttlenuin and wilt' Faye M. and W. Muleolm Clavttm and wife Winnie D Lt 17 111k E and Frank Fulcometti Jr. and wife Mary, S I t: of N ". of SW 1 4 Country Club Manor Un. 1. wile Jean. Lt 14 131k B. of SE 1 4 Of Sec. 19-21.311, less I2.80U, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 4, mtg. part, $80,000, Henr% ( Green and wife 140,000, *10.900 Greater Constr Crp to John }ksa U) Marion It. Green and QCDi Karen E. Austin, I.. Peeke and wife Mary M., Lt wire Vernit 11., E I00 of N 150' widoie to Jean !tuhlmiller LI 42 13 111k 1) The Meadows West, part of SE 6' of Lt 9, 111k 1311 A, 2nd Rovenrui Plc Sec., $32,000 I,, S of Sanford-Oviedo Rd.. Loch Arbor $100 Julia 1.asst'ter Jr and wilt' Survey of Levy Grant, $8,000. Paul J. exxrtti, and c.i.a. Term A. to Pet e r N. Ht'ttermnn John Daniels,and wife cit of Untold 'rzzeti. to Ber- anti wife' ,1iiic't A., Lt 5 1311 C, \tanettv to Jesse Barrington, nice V. Dickson, Lot 9 The Meadows Un, 1. 146,O00, and wile Shupelia W 12!i.5 of L Fluridaba%'en i'd, $15,000. Carrigan L. Boland Inc to 2' of N 168.71' Lt 7, Pine U Mars Ashville, single to Frank W. Fullmer Jr. and wife troves, $800 Francis Jenior and wife Audn' , 1.1 if' Little LI. Georgia Joht Daniels and wife Margaret F..,, LI 14 Little IA Tern., *2.300. JeUflt'lie' In S','I3.'ritt!r Georgia Ten'.. $3,200. Barrington and wife Elizabeth H A Ross Constr. to John M F 129.5' of N 168.71' of 1*7 Pine Curves' and wife Geraldine 11.. 11 (inwrs, $. 1.1 11 131k A. No. Or lando Ten'.. Edward Burke. single and Sec 3 I.init 1, $22,100. .aru' Burke. single to .Iottn Jt'ftrr' 1-f. Simmons and rfc' 'mrueIs and wilt' Jeanette. 1.1 Marrianne' to ierr C Bennett '. H I. DeForest's Adclri to 5ji and wife Cynthia A.. 1.1 12 & Sanford, $1.700. W 33.33' of 11 111k. A. LI. Douglas 'uwter and wife W&ivznun His, $17,600. Larbara to Chester A. West and Eleanor Kriss to Eleanor K V. ik Margaret C beg at Pt liii' hrz in h.i:wid Pcr", I. Odeg. 11 nun 36 n"c FE from lilk P Glen Arden fits., $100. si: c-or of Lot 1 111k A. The The fluske Co. to Frank P. Mr;idow Un No. 1, $35,500. Cunrt' Constr. Co. Inc., Li 12 11 A Rost, Constr Co to Carl F. Bid B Sweetwater Oaks, set'?, '\U.iswn and wife' Earlint' A., 1.1 $481 000, $10,900. :!v 111k F., North Orlando Ten'., QCI) A C Smi th Jr and :m Un. 1. *23.100 wile Miriam B to Joel F. StiiitL I I A Ross Constr. U) Frank S. and wilt' Jane.L.ts 3,4,5,5,7 & 8 1ik and wife C.ecvlui 3., LI 5 111k A. & l.ts 1.2.5 & 6131k 13 Out. 111k 13. No. Orlando Terr., Sec 3 Arbor s.d. $ ILK). Un 1. $20,800. Joel E. Smith and wife Jww H A Ross, Constr to Gent' Ui .loc L Suimey and wile Edward McAnult arid wife' Dorothy H., lAs 3 8 111k A. & ('ariimt'Lnui LI 8 111k P No l4sl,2,5&6}3lkB Oak Arbor Orlando Ten'., Sec 3 Un. 1, d. $27,500. $23,000. Johnny Walker and wife Anna H A Ross Constr. to I)uvtd C. I(- Henry F. Clothier and wife S'ott, 'mgIu', 1.1 32 81k A No ftnceninr .S 41'v! & N 7' ,-,! Orlando 'Fez-i., Sec 3 Unit 1. Lt 9 81k 11, Tier 9, Martin 's $23 .0(X) Addn,, Sanford , 14,000. Bel-Aire' Homes, Inc. to Aldo 'mario and wife' Blanche' Charles W. Sc-buffer and wife' to Thomas H. Rowe' Jr and wife Marion M. Lt 14 Spring Oaks, Phyllis. 1.1 6 131k C Spring LI. 535.400 hills, $72,000. Vet., B. Saunders and ('.i-urgv It. Davis and wife' husband Joseph C. to Robert W. Allen and wife Gail S., LI 9 Bens-rb Trammell Crow, Ewell G. Pope E1a1, Ind. and Ptr. of Cro, Pope E and Carter Prop Co* No. 22 of Atlanta Ga, to Warren Clark, as trustee, that part of E of NW l of Sec 2321-29. desc. $437,100. David Muller and wife Constance Muller to Richard G. Smith and wile Jane LI 24 111k C. Indian Hills, Unit 4, 535,300. Michael Laghcap and wife Marearei U) John W Mcintosh and wife Betty Li 19 111k B. Ea.sthrook S-fl Un No 16. L. and 11 (S Cecil A. Jarrell and wIlt' Lillian In Crank Constr. Co., LZs 6 & 7 51k 23, Drramwold Adda., $2,000. O B. Weinman and wife Lucille to James S Gunst and wife Anna M., S In' of Lt 17, ims F 15'. L* 13 Les..s F 15'& all of Li 14 1.1 15. less E 15', 111k A. Sanlando Springs Tr,, $12,000. Eugene A. lax and wife Edith P. to Clinton C. Cole and wife Madeline I.l 15 111k I) U Kathryn Pk 3rd Adn., $9,500. H A Ross Constr. to James H. !,lrRrnnm and wifi. .!'r F.. L'L 111k A North Orlando Terr. sec 3 Un 1, $th.300, Ruth Jones, single to Walden l. Owen Sr. and wife Lucile S., 1.t 24 111k A. Wnndmerc Park 2nd repl. $15,500 Annie V. Edwards, gdn. cit of Paul 1.. Vines In Joseph 3. Williams'4 i of N ' of SE's & F of NE ' of S%% ml Sec. 2$21-31, 870,000. Kate Rt.ser, wido to Chester A. Ellsworth and wife Wanda F_ S 1-- )1 Ll -.1, Mecca Hantmock $2,20(m Chester A. ElLswnrth and wife Wanda F.., to Thomas M. Eichvr, and wife S ' of Lot 11 MCc-Cli Hammock, 815.000. Donald L. LeClair Sr. and wife rh'brl to Kenneth J. Limo and wifm' Barbara J., Li 291 & %J,• 30' of 290 Queens Mirror So Addn CR. $16,600, 1QCPI Ctuirlt's LeMiister and wile Carol it , Kenneth I.irna and wife Barbara W 30' of 1.1 290 Queens Mirror So. Addn. to CR. $100. mQCDm DanLflrnoksjr,. and ife flurba J. it, Pulinv V. Brooks, L.ts 1 & 2 111k 69, Ton. of North ('huIwuj Ic-si rd.. $100. Ctir1es F. Bloom Jr.. and Barbara B. Gnldtjer, ezec. will of Char les E Bloom and Sidney Kornblum and wife Eleanor A to EC Enterpris.s inc. iill that part of W '. of SW of Sec. 15, W Of Little Wekivit River; all that part of NE '4 of SE 'i of 16, W of River and '4 3 4 of Sec 16 F. of Weklwa River & '4' of Little Wekii* River etc., in Twn. 20 So Range 29 East, euil., $3,100,000. Mid-Flit. Investment Co it , E(' Enterprises Inc., Beg. 1361.4' N from cern. of Sec. 3.2121. 29. jit lit on N & S 'Sec. of Set' 29.iitptonN&S 3, etc., 1149.95 acres I less part 25 acres 1, $1,000,000. iQCD i Mid-Flu. 1n'. Co to EC Entr., Inc.. all right,ml. etc. 30' Paved rd. easement etc. $100. Southeastern Arcpt. Corp to Leim W. Salvuil and wife Jeanne 1)'Arc Us 107 & 108. less rd., ['rank I... Woodruff's s-cl, 54.00(1. Donald Hagen and Wife Andre to Jerold L. Johnson and Wife Cheryl LI 41 Ileidalt' Manor, $36,200. Paul L. Gilbert and wife' lle'k'n to Jot' H. Smith and wile Poririt' F.., 1.1 126 Forest BrooI. 2zid sec., $42,000. Larson Constr, Inc to Robt 1.. Larson and wife Natalie. Beg. at SE car of SW of SW ., of Sec. 30-20-30, N of Longw. HIILc Rd.. run N , 200W 366' etc s.000, Orlando Industrial Dcv, Inc. to Headlands, Inc.. lk h CL incl. Lt 17, 18 & 19 in Orlando Indust. Plc. and in Orl. Indus Plc. Un. 2, 560,000. Epoch Prop Inc. to David C. Rudolph and wife Realty 1.,, Li 2 less W 31'. The Springs Live Oak Village 1st Addn., $47,500. John W. Wilson and wife th H V'-L .1r nf wife'Man F.. Beg at SF. car. of SW L f NW 14 Sec 6-20-31, run N 13.65 ch. W 2.9 e etc, $20,000. William B. Hood and wile Jeneen to Kent M. Watring, single, that part of LI 36 Little U Georgia Terr. in Org Co. '.. $28,600. Chris B. Jorgensen to Joe E. Wigmnton, trustee, 1.zs 5 & 6 111k B. sec 2 North Oil. Ranches, 14.000. Esther Anderson form. White lo.loe. E Wiginton, trusteu, I.Ls 3 & 4 111k 14, North Orlando Ranches, $4,000. George S. Adams and wife Hope to Howell W. Fort!nberry and wife Anna N 130' of % 140' of NE ' of NW 1 4 of NW '. of SW ' Set-. 5-21.30 less N 25' for rd,, $22,500. Thompkins. Land inc. to David F. Raines and wife Catherine. LA 130 Trafiwnod Co EM., see 1, $22,500. John A. Kivlen and wile Eileen to James 1. Urbach and wife Linda L. LI 62 51k F, Springs Valley Farms sec 7, $66,400 W Enoch Brown & Josie Mae to Robert W. Ive', single, Lt.c 4 & 5 111k E Hi-Alto Little Acres, $9,900 fQCDI James L. Holloway and wife Elsie to S.1.r) Dcv Corp., 1.1 150 Winsor Manor 1st Addn., $100. l,ts 1.20, exc. 12 & 14 Lane's R. E. Pervis and wife Lou V. Addn., $15,000. to Rowan M. Pickard, W 16' of Grant Young and wife Thelma SE Sec. 7-21.29 less N 30' f to James R. Getson and wife rd $10,000. Barbara, E of Lt 68 Sanford Hear G. Green and wife Celery Dc11a, $1,800. R Alan Nelson. single to Dick D. 0 Bernic Ball and wile Alice. 1* 2 & F. ' of 3 811 K u Crensha and wife Doris M., Was man His.. Lake Ada., 1.ts 21 & 22 111k 5 Entzminger $20,300. Addn. No. 1, 14,600. Greater Constr. Crp to John Emory C. Rebbert, widow to Paul E. Schn"ck and wife .1. McKenna and wife Joan C., Gloria 3.. W S acres of E of Li 16111k P. The Meadows West. SE 1.4 of SF '. Sec 23-21-30 less $33,600. rd., $30,000 Greater C.onst. Crp to Dexter u !)!.d. S. Srr, Fr" -. : Walter Duds and wife Jul. From SE car Lot 4, SIava Farms, $1,400. Zaid.a M. Cozon, widow to .Jnmcs F. Lee and wife Vivian .1., Beg 140'N of SW cot, Sec '19-30 run E 80' N 55' etc. $1,500 EC EnterprIses Inc. to midFla. Prop Inc., all that part of W ' of SW '.of Sec. 15 West of Little Wekiva River; ci Mtg. $675,000, Mtg. $675,000., ..1 r !! p., LI 14 81k T, The Woodlands, Sec 3, $41,200. QCD The Greater Constr. Crp to E. W. Russell and wife Elizabeth L. Beg. at S cot LI 5 111k F The Woodlands, $100. W. T. Shea wife Helen to Johnny Williams and wife Edna, LI 3 81k A Fern Plc cit., $18,000. Org. Paving & Constr. to James S. SaInCiak and Marie A., Lt 66 Englishwoods, $8,000. Austin Dcv. Crp to Phyllis C. Conley LI 118 San Lanta Third PW tie rAA F!'zr p' Gale Mini Gallew 4t se - $100. Fran kJackstinant; Aif, to Midge 0. t)rt't'r. i.t 12 Casa Aloma, $31,000, Terra-Bela Land 1n ti Robert W. Stockton and wife SalI, 1.1 29 L. E 13' of 30 131k Longwood Plc. 822,500. Martha Raker to Conrad Win and wife Wanda, LI 12 Ballmer & Wei.s.c Manor, $100, Renj T. Shum.a, Intl & Trustee and wife Lorett.a to Henn G. Green, We3t ' of NW ' of SE '. of Sec. 22.20-30, less W 35' S of SR 427 & less r-w for rd.. $130,000 Wayrnrin 1. Jones and wife Barbara t' Charles .1 Borkowski and wife Anita, LI'. 4 & 5 111k A. 'Fr. 15, 2nd rep] Sanlando Springs, 141,500. Az-sin L Mihrn and wife Esther to Milton Rurho, and wife Irma, F 58' of Li 1 & F ofN42'ofLt3, Amended Flat of M Zoned For Horses .. fl, c'r an re ,n n lt IQ% '' , ,.. .., CrvfW.' f"t ' 3.'Y C ' • S I. Brand New ....., • D4,%C " ,,.. .01:1, o.a'eø In r.iOon 3 baUt. 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'.4JUII L?UI1I - ¼11 It'UII ZI P Still Hold ers At Bay olice 'St% the 171h f11's lit 1h4' R GL 'i M ATRS % illed V.,ith tntln, (hey lur11i inA htent !ipt ei shoi I tel th4nughout the night Aith ar o tind the build ing on. k'I SakI I1i' et'' I'9flI (Itesi 3i I'll liii' iitiflt In *'ve nilti A*nLatid 1re 1.rftt'r remaining nt -'ontsnued helk'opter Asauhtc. danering Iirenu'n i'nttn. l after the IInfl. ftllflfltL% bY their imil the IIIJ14take ;tif,k NEW ORLEANS. Ia. AP 13% early morning, the hell. uniisl - ducked bullets while per-, apparentL - separated, Two of the heavily armed sru- eopiter Apparently forced none keeping the flames urnier cion. %%till each one inking a position Illell. 111alle III f Who hi't his Ni'. 2 h'ail ti'itni 1)1% the lop liner of pers involved in a marathon the snipers off the roof and Into tril. n either end of the t-t 11 ' " s'1' "titters POliie said IM1(' or the gunmen gun battle that has left thi' hnt.'l They saki three w kt(d of ( thii' SnIpIflI persons dead and it; wcninded remained in a hunker-like thilch began Sun II, lnsteiid of the mix origi. Three policemen were during a elk'opter assault Sun tlay. Kill itaid varlier lit, mitilil nally r, conervote-lilt'ick howite at one end held police tit ha% from the rml wounded in loda%'s round (if day. .ii4 itted, %oterp fount oil take tiSi thuitii's of of an 8-s*nrv hotel today, vir the rti'f of the lnntown tip fill, fhi'r the i'ttiei' itend In In Inday's, fighting, it was not lighting '1mw is our aIR-," he suiiit, tuafly paralyzing a large seeHoarij Johnion hotel and the rinileil tin' tiri'e pi'll.'euin'n l Police said there ere three known whether Ow 're at our %% Ili now, We're it III a qlailw1.11, tion of downtown New Orleans. snipers At the ouLret Sunday. were hit, but Mice loaid that, other mo%vii it) a ledge abovo going to V.111 II II the 18th if The SfliDel'S continued to fiuht with ft-.' imonmebort sOt*n,' feec Sn tn'hatr! When the gunman alilwarril The stlipers had started their it Cout with ponlicor sharpshmt~'rs he Mitoi-ritown Howard 3ohnson gunman foroNi into the stairin the new lci(hn tottay, polk't' shooting before noon S;inijn, dliii of gunchot woiiiuis or Iii wh., pounded the roof of the ho- lintel as they peppered the area well was hack on the roof sarivchontcrs opened fire from peppering the area with gunfire fires ;,' h the snipers several positions but np throughout the ita alter setting Mn%-or Moon Landrieu said parentli, did not hit him Police sections of the hotel afire The hint i'Ilorhs to negotiate with lb.' Supt. Clarence ('itarrusso or- hotel is A bout si blocks (roni liIwt% were fruitless 'They tiered all firing stopped except the tit)' tamest French Qtrnr. s;Ist enst7 thiltigs,'' he said marksmen h00 )- ar1s away in her ltilis Uk.'. tiltilO And get l'sili,' on Sunday evening had the federal building, 0 His order C8flW when plb'.- reporteit 8 total of in pi'rssil,s ,\ jititif'S' splik4'sIflflfl saul - - iu 'iIk nusi ftrcqnpr, first were qii' tn.tiriir, there %%af, - . •' hInt liii' IfldIteI)t itiiht ts reInted hi, the New Vr'nr F;ve ItuWIi to tPPf' heiht'l P$'1nT fl(jfl f;iio'tay by fir apfiarPntiy lie t Iheitien. ow' of wbocti was killed. tolled to krcp the ftnrr iir.dr rmihrI "'n whIJ fhK'klng vrd IV".s of tiuhlets hurled at thorn t,y t1wor. v Two sc'pnmate fires in which nrvin Is ltuotpeorteorl and whkh loijilwirilleq my fnay to- linked Police itaid tile Rnilorrolt were untied with pistols and mliii's shuwiting 4$filllt)4'r ,iuigunitrp hulletitt 1- hpir big-callber ppinq i'ri' a him If4MliU I-tlIJItuirciI Iii nilt tile otharli I rark #if )iliI,.vel.u-lt% Iwith I •ii.Oiv.viisl will. II,.. •l.i,,!I,,u. till% ;iiialler. Iwo# oloomroirort, wrrrhf,,lqPq virt SIIKIIIS * * * Ha Of Lead As Rep orter 711 1 aut-rb .Leaves Hotel only wiy to I o'Irplmtio' was (nitsl(Ie the door where if sniper tiuot ing dow n on if)(, st reet. A p4)1 Ic ('IflI n w as La.iI' J . .,ii • .' . . . : ,,-• .1 told tile I Would be so, - tintil I got to the corner if I hugged file Willi. Monday. January 8, 197—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 109 - • & - • f - ou'll hv all right it) file corner as long or, you (lOfl t ' ,nuI('r out Iii flit' o urli, ho' ,,i.1 _________ I had been holed up in tIe floward Johnson fb ?t b ith other newsmen for out %A! 31) mInutes, getting information V From police, and had no way to relay it to the office since au- __________ . .. 10;L0 V' k J~_Ote --ob Wa9 ter - - . Jr r • / Defendants .m - t £ -4 ___ LI ra i -, T . •' I ll v ° Call 5,000 , :O So I eased onto the sidewalk 'tI inched my way toward the corner, but I had chosen the wrong time. A fusillade of gun. fire broke out from the too po- '. • fly JFIHIY T BALI CII Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON All) . retary of IX-fense Melvin It. *t CLOG Reach Trial 'o Pentagon plani to draft only 5.. 000 men before tile induction authority expires next June .30. 'llus is far below the "Iess than 10,000" figure he used last Noveinber. In his final report to the House Armed Services Cotumittee before giviag up his Cabinet post Laird said plans are to draft fewer than 2,500 in March and an average of 1,000 Ili each at the following three, months. No draft calls were Is* Roo, .lohn A SwsicLI C ' Isn't it ironic Oust in one par: of today's edition WC CJIITY OW stor of a retired businessman who charges police brutality in the recent Ft Lauderdale here there were approximately 6,00(1 persons invalved... And over in neighboring Orlando. one of is removed from his position It ho-cause of unnecessary violence by he and men while leading raid Meanwhile, in New Orleans, have IWO less "fitf5 in uniform... thanks to the at, curacy of three sniper-killers Now if they were pigs, what do you call the others who were also killed and or wounded? Certainly the firemen who I sttheir Lives cannot be called auckL now can theO No. of )\ Th'L.E()I) A.sociated Press Writer , WASHINGTON .AP The Watergate affair, one of the spicier issues of last fall's presidential election, has finally reached its day in court Seven men go on trial today on charges of breaking into the Democratic party ' s na 0' tiona li headquarters. The trial could take up to three months to complete, with the Jury sequestered to insulate it from the anticipated glare of publicity. Because of the controversy and high interest in the case l,(XK) prospective Jurors have been called The defendants, i nclud ng former White House aides and officials of President Nixon's reelection campaign, are charged with breaking into the Democratic National Committees headquarters in Washington's Watergate complex Five of the men were captured at gunpoint inside the sixth-floor offices at 4:30 am last June 17 at a time when Democrats were winding up a long run of presidential primary races The incident immediately became a campaign isue because of the links between the N i administration and men and thexon campaign But the White House and Republican party have consistently denied any connection with the break-in and the alleged related electronic eavesdropping and theft of documents. -- - - Ins a narcotics - e - 0 lo U) is reserved for the rest of 51 as sure as the shootin' is concluded, we'll make all kinds of preparation for a fair and proper trial for these nuts making absolutely certain that their rights Ui Cfl t violated' Well, dad-blame it all ..... how about the rights of Mr. Joe Citizen who wants nothing out of life other than to in, and live if normal, self-respec'tmng life" And what about the "tights" of the widows and who are Left behind? - S • - i — — — — — — — — — — • NEWS - —I. THAT OLD COURTHOUSE BUILDING i -4. CD - $ CD O c o o o o Q Q CIL O 0 -4. • not -. 3 Cl) :- - shot. go; V CD (I, - I - d Just instead instead slap hitmi silly with Bingo cards, Father ' - - - - -- r - / / // to get tstter control of the budget - and to regain sor,ie of the pov.er lost to tile White House organized effort . Wea t h Mssstls cloudy through II 1utso * .-oowtrs .ie.) '-tie.tric tonight. (outer with low in upper 4N awl 50s tigh - , - - ' ) • er ---.--'. - r " A1 ,' 9k -- - ;. - -s - - ' . - r - - - • -- • - - •- -' - - • - - - - -- . and child care. All of the school's students are pregnu nt ,, - - -L - &IIL . ' . ,J — -' probability 50 per cot:ont Mas mu tomiigtu Snow, sleet anti freezing r.sut gIazi'tt arets frisni Tt'nnet't' .iiicl the lower (this '..ik') to tIc Atlantic earl) Ie4i causing IhuilrtIous drie uig t't'nthtioit and dow mug tree's isnet pow ci . 'l't'uiqwraturt's More titwit ingeit Inestu :t below at to lb at heii . 4%k West 1W Flit Index-- - Ani'itle'ath.0 Z X Calendar Clhuitle4J ails I " - ('0\lflE1INI1'M APAIt'J'MENT (,VNEJ(S - ' - who have differences with developersmay come under the protection of a permanent agency, says Brown L. Whatley. sLite - Ilowa i'd John Moore, 1.51 0 Mel l(rw ilk' Avenue, Sanford, was injured who,,i he lost control of his ('omit's ('t'osswurel pii:zlui Dr. ('note Dear Abby F.ehitorlulrtuiutwnl I'miturtitl,usii'iit I hsnsit'epe l 4 lipittil not es VU 1,1111V n0I Well Satiety I CYCLIST INJURED IN FALL 1970 I fonda ititit oi'cyrle at I ll(. intersect 1011 of - To Killings - - ('O -NI MlS'lON opens hearings today on a demand by a citizens group that all cornmercials be banned during children's television programs. chairman of an la-member commission created by the 1972 Legislature to study the condom i nium industry. e S in , (.OMMt.'NI('%TIONS WITH TIlE 1971 U.S. SENATE ELECTION te ary ('ails for 50,000 men were isstied lastyear and 48,000 were - - rnslef as the and e"ped with an undetermined amount of cash (toni 30 vic'tfli.. Hmmrnm .....next time I attend Maw at All Souls, I Just wonder what Father Ennis' reactiun *.tsuld t,4' seeing flit with th .38 strapped onto my DIGEST still far over the horizon, two Democratic state senators have already started out on the long trek toward nomination and a half-adoien either hopefuls are warming up on the sidelines Hol I Fi re D uval Conso I i a t e 'i.% I'll If 'ii Tli. S('II'N('E AND SOCIAL S'I'ti)IES, the required courses at Edgar Allen Poc 111gb School include prenatal health :s (' hugged the wall even tighter. and stood frozen for about five ?-! Hav; aving Problems I :;: I was looking toward the cor. ner when I saw an officer Inducted. The wind-down draft calls could bring attempts by NEW ORLEANS ( All) Ofthousands of men seeking to de- (iciab say there were 'inlay that induction past the dications" of possible conondeadlines. Draft officials ex nt'ctions between Sunday's Smpet't ninny to appeal for change ter shootings from a New Or. of their Al status or for post- leans hotel and earlier violence iwit1tI11,'Ht.5. liit'y ealuitit be in the city. drafted while such appeals are -- The snipers at the Howard John%on Ilotel struck one week be given 30 days' afterLe Cadet Alfred notice to report and usually rell, 19, was killed by an unseen JACKSON VI LI.E , k-la, tangles over the right of Jack- iti'iils into a single unit, those appeals cannot be ukared up in sniper as Darrell stood outside AP)— When the consolidated sonville Beach to close offput)- living in Jacksonville Beach, that time. ixlice headquarters. city of Jacksonville was created Ic access to the beach and over Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach Presumably the 2,500-or-few. —The fires set by the hotel a little more than four years w hit'ti level of government Iths and Baldwin voted in a separate er March call will be filled by snipers came six days after two ago, there was a dispute' over the authority to levy and collect referendum to keep their mini- mien in the extended-priority fires, in which arson also is how much power it had over OK'(.'upational taxes cipalities intact, group. These mtieri who lost tie- suspected, destroyed downtown Consolidated Jacksonville lt'rmnents late in 1972 and who warehouses. Four satellite towns When the people of Duval The fight is still going on. County and City of Jacksonville would act as it county to them, have' lottery numbers up to last --Arson is suspected in a (Ire oh Ili: :3/i. ( ' Must recently, there have been ' teil to i's,rtibiiue their govern)ear's rallup ceiling, No 95 il l. 6 Nov 29 at the Rault Center, i 17-story office-apartment buildthe street from the iI()tt I I-tee persons cIted is .e — • result of that blaze —six persons died in a Jul) 1971 fire at the &title Iloward Johnson Ilotel. Authorities &Aid that blaze %%its the result of arson, but no one ever -: ('(J\(1ItES IS flit EPHIM; to begin an - -U' FI:r)EIt-l. and crouched behind squad sued lot' January and Febru- i keep up the attack on the North Vietnamese panhandle Communist shelling causes slight damage and fes casualties at Da Nang air base IttI: ,, had everyone con\ inced that i t would ''ci'uiiihk' to the ground, is showing its inner-strength in the form of construction and huge beams rarely fed ill pi'cscflt-(laV buildings l)t'niolition Cfl'WS ill dica It'd that t he old structure will be t'Oilil)lVtClV re,novt'd by the (lI(I 0)1 this week, mak ing addit iona l parking spaces f o r the new st ructure located next door . Hill Vincent I'hto Wh ch :> I. • s• B. : You think that maybe by going to church and praying °!' rche! that would be the answer At dunnu ..... after reading what happened in Tampa last night The "Devil" came in during services at the Open Door h'aptist Church and held the congregation ii UflpVWt e he collected the ruen's wallets before fleeing The gunman walked in the front door with a ski mask on, and he notified everybody to be still or someone was going to be - t* 4L children l can't help but believe that most of the crnne c'omxnitted , today az-c as a result of lenient interpretations of our Supreme Court who rendered thtiiiustmfwiiciusOpinion 01. all when it removed the death penalt with its return can you expect a cvrtain amount of normalcy to return The 1:111i SI t'O('t a nd French Avenue , Invest iga t b ig officer' I(obet- t II Ilarrt'tt said there was lii)- ptx Ut ia I 4'l Y -k) (Ia ttILIE' to (lii' tnotorcyt'Io' Sports Stoo'k 'IV - ' - 3A SAM 311 il-I 311 lit 111 311 1.111 JA 6A 211 - - - - 4A SA IA m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/ed758f82ad7990f5acdf7fa5ead96746.pdf 4960394e8806b8783edd4646e90e3a26 PDF Text Text 4B- Lr&L r):_iLdQy Dli Ill Tuesday, January 9. 1973 c6--Trc',3nford h' 1i UUIII avw= 40--_ 0_0"I~t 61C.I"I- ' ,.e --d" a1 1 1 -W-~- - --- -,*y ~Jw___foV_ ~ 0W A -q t -: L.- t _ C - -. I - -- - L0 0 4:~ , \ • ofil wi i '-. , ______ 110 _______ M nwki P CC= tourt rel,i - ----- - . crini I 4 -:__ ,.~_~~ Olul \( ill m basi: JUSt equt - • •i . To - ~0& . . - __1. ----- - - i HE'S SMILING because now he can ride in stead of walk. Chris Gouchenour of Longwood, a student at Milwee Middle School, WRS presented a mini-bike by Wendell Agee. chairman of the board of United Cerebral Pals', for collecting the most money during the AU cour S2011.20 * - ' I StaffPhoto' Pl -! ________________ -- ________________ . - ' •ç. 'O*i •S*V I'll" 1(11' ,,- C. fin, Vilt Naval Academy D i MI .ta DE pla 'SE it Pa t DIE tOt of 110 Un 5,' 'I,, SIt I0' "I'd conduct a cooler came paigr,' McGovern said "CitTiL in three or four cities ' hits twt'rk rngiigt'd in publishing paigning day is a thing of the past. I don't atul distribution think anyone will ever run for Floridii tins been appointed tip post of • I)irertor of Liii' m' A nu'IntM!r of the Winter Park president that way again:' McGovern added: ''1 1usd Development lit 'rhe Sanford p ri's by t c r i is a C' Ii u r c-h Naval Academy Scttrt,lber has been active in thought that, as an underdog, it wnu:i impress people' with n A resident of Florida since various youth organizations H and sincrrit. determination 1960, Schre'Iher tins served as an is a member of Or la ndo BPOE. flf But it didn't work that wziv:" Association cxecuttvt' in is with' variety of National advice' for anyone' conHis manufacturing and publishing Accountants and Retired ternpliiting a presiclentuil cam firms. He was financial Officers Club. He is nuirried u former Ruth Lassen, a ptIfi1i: Do less traveling and secretary for Senator Edward the dt'pefld more' on televisionJ. Gurrie in his last two prominent artist. "fireside chat'-to curry your campaigns Sanford Naval niessage Iii the voters At flit' Horn and educated in "1 wouldn't he as open with after Acisdern , Schreiber will Wisconsin, Schreiber. the' press," McGovern said graduation from the University supervise' all activities ollment, public 'I'd be more thscret't, more of Wlsrirnnfl, WiTS 1IMN'IfltCd volt'ing enr and lund-riasIngL 71W with if large accounting firm in rehilium There' would in' more 'no cornlflth year, Chicago. attended the' Naval ucitdcniy, now in its Harvard has fliiihthipnit'n Irons 20 states iiieflLc'" Suppl School lit McGovern says the- press did and was an officer 1511(1 1 foreign countries It University It pear job of covering the' camcarrier in suuitsnt'd by the Bernart zttnmrd an air -aft Mirfutttden Foundation which paign World War II He was later "1 don't th ink the Anieriiri rsunptroller tint! financial ;sisi SIM)IlSbrs Castle' Heights, be IwPlt' got It true' picture the its-year old niilitarv school (tIr.'('tor of several firms Us the• was partly rnfnult said "That In lAlaiflnfl, CflTlL'SSCtMilwaukee area. and in Florida and partly the fault of the press Ih'UI C-, Ill HARWOOD - Sanford Barbara .1 Meadow-s l.tir E. Bridges Rt'tx'rra .1 Ikriiiiark Elizuitwtti ltet'd Mar Ailene Blacknuiti Mazit' I. Burke Cv - thisi K. Miller MistIly Lou Jeff 7.t'h Murra' Fred VItO I'elt I ennt'thi NI vies ,nit'lius S ltir'tiard'tn hlt'nr 1. }ftrd.son' Sub A I)uvis .IIIIITI I) Mchellzirs l-:it' Mut' t)ixsns Sandra .1 hIapst, Casseltwrry Fonit' II. Hun , Entt'rpris.' Grtirgt- W. ltohllTth, Entertn-Isv 1.ucillt' Mitchell, Lake' Mars Sharim 'I otniar I jigw td - a'c - LEWIS 6" 6 YR. ..-. '. , tall --•, .4 . -, - IMP sc .i - -~.r ILI RAU,ANTINE IM. SCOTCH 47$t ' CIII 5.49 I IC- (All : 1. ' 649 " coIhmtlAU6ss , - ' -- ra a,, - at niwtr i ' ABC RUM 1.?911023' fI*t/ \ ,,/, •'!7 IMP 11110' CMLMAGUI ':° DLI' it , •ou..o - I- . IMP 1. 63: . I±..E. I_ 6.99 CUBEICE 49 31. SINC I -11 - I sTMJ 1. 1' 1111a L lit CIO HI,'"..'u I "'t '. -: .-'-- 149 IUBDRC BEER - r.__' - j Th XIA0 VOL VIRGINIA PETROSKI It P.O Box 424 Sanford, Fla. OR CONNIE LESLIE MORE 831-4757 CaseIberry, Fla LI OL ''j . I(PI II CALIF poll ut "Oil spip uOi P'..IT 57Cjt( 18f.. 4! ILA D74" t lilt GUASTI "Jolie t ,MI..b'. 1*50 0 u'i u.s.. azt S. * 6685867 a. • - .. J.W. DANT C VV '1OO Deltones Fla 1 a. 6 • BUY •u. c ' 99 " .:' C) I 4 ABC - ". SAVE -_ - * * Hi-Way 17-92 A A')L %I I)U ..,. HAIG PINCH 6-- '"" Casselberry I - WINE RACK ..a::siI, ,. moo 39 99 it ..a$.I. - LI 7 lcANADIAN~`A' 4111111. 22.95 I CRACISUNG ROSE ru SPANiSH '. 2.99a.31t '16 VIKT. SUM BEAUIOLAIS 2.63. V.95 HARVEY S BR!ST ClEAN 5.4s .. . .aa.. 'Th TT 'n.. WINDSOR QUART BARCLAY QUART - !!!!I' r .; HITE WLABU a. 1495 - DEWARS W."91" aillotip" no". - - , - - ' '. , Vri - r, . I #I PH _.___ - - - ' ( - - -. I . . .-...-. __.:. - :--'--- ' ' Boman ,- - - - S 1 49 -. % - -, ,_ % ' )t) I .l()'( " It do) I )El'LJTY ('I 1EItK Ashbv ,Jones Wasn't just standing 1111(1(9' Isis urnbrel Ia today watching (li'rnoIition of the' old Seiiiinolt' ( 'ourstv Court Isotise on Nort ls Park Avenue in Sa nford. Jones Was n'Iiiiig for Sect ion ci Sound I)eI 115 t Isa t can t)C lIS('(l II) make, a gi ve'I Ioi' I t ('Ott!) I 'otis lliiSSiotS a hit (If the 1913 vintage' con t'thouse' to he tist'eI UI the' new $3.9 in ill lois ('ourt house' adjacent to list' (Ie9iiul it ion site' th1i ( 's (li'SI med to becot in' a pat king lot Wurkiist'n Said I In' wt'at he'r isis 1 holding tip thei r I'a/Ing pi'rat ion, expected to he e'oiis ide'ted this s t'ck - sea A ,Juity described by a defense Iiwver people' begin_s hearing evident today in Use trial if seven men charged In it break -in at l)ernocra tic national head(111a. ters, ' - ''normal . '4.C. i.sw and order .lro in the no one called U:t' pelia-t' pi,'c" ) years twngrade - .11: 4 irilIHiltOt ilpi triflins director r the list Central FlorieLt i(egit)nib l'Ianning Council, was reported today "looking Seminole !:15'l?l) '- ouney s offer 01 Ii3,UU a year is county planner. Neiswuinder was the otul applicant for (tie job vacatet I ?. with the resignation recently of _I _________________ - 4. C- l / - '11 -- '- un ty Offer To P anner t. ____________________ - C ______ .<.." - say . . . Count) Planner David I"arr who Is joining an are.i development firm. I ..ate i'uesdas night county accep ted the recommendation of county c oiiiiisis S ion personnel board members. t''uisty commissioners Dick Vilbi0imus and John imLruugh, that Nt'lw.iiidt'i' be offered $l55() :t year. In his apication Neiswandt'r requested $ lti,00d I' tirr w.t getting $1 4.5(k) Me action \I t aLt ,,.1, t,,,, was a Ltsi exatispie of outright "sunshine I., , -, a year. '' -: _ Mi:'z'uo ( 'OMMISStoNJ.;Jts have refused to ILA .= 3"T Safari plane This as a re', of •ie generous free fuel ,iahir,r, by the folks at Standara 01!. Still An need of operating expenses, t1'1ough, and this Is being c'oliected by passing-thehat at many of 11w local Seminole County companies today. ,4J 7 ANTI B US I N 6 1) EM 0 NS'I'I{ A'Jolts haVe promised a federa! judge they would nickel acefully if he ends a temporary injutictio banning harassment of pupils, teachers and bus drivers at Occanway ScIlool. pursuing us uriigtsvt'rtiimienit V. 'tea itaths Caler.-i it Classified ai Comics . 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Rellbill X Askew ?, .. which couldn't get off the ground wei, I understand that the Turne, 880 Jet has comic throUgs1 ,ig?:'T and will take off torrsurruw i I 11.115 11 :1.: :: lIKI: TilE CONSL,',\II:It, Use pt'e-school County_Studies_Unigovernment ,s;i'l cillow the 1"lorida Army National Guard to train in a Dade County park as a show Pro agauist the Vietnans wan'. Last year there were only 68. It's scheduled for Feb. 9, 10 and 11 and will have the biggest fund for the Florida PGA circuit, That Sky :.'.' X. there are already 5 Gold Sponsors signed. .;,, (it tW three or four peopk'' as ballistics prove a ru found beside the body of a New Orleans snipi was used earlier to shoot a police cadet at d another officer . - ru - - '; ' 'rilE CiIAIItM.-N of the Joint Chiefs of Staff s the only reason given him for heavy bombing of North Vietnam last month was that it was a continuation of the administration's bomb en' negotiate' policy. . r f nt pp - VIETNAMESE government reports more than 100 civilian casualties in terrorist attack s in the pa s t three days. last flight at the DeI?ori.a Inn, it was a pleasant surprise to hear that a L . • 1' organizational meeting - - , THE SOUTH - '" iv ..r "It was a cut an-i dried ituatlnfl. the appoir.tment of Dion '. - .i C::,1(S' up ;n .. '' NEWS DIGEST One of the hardest working physicians and dedicated individuaLs in this county Dr. Torn Largen Is at it again. 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' 1 i - PolicE ('ITE A ''('ONSPIItA('V .'3sb1O' _ - 1 - I :.S :hT1s10N "s.t'o'.' _ $11 FT isgiVilsolosis -_ GAL TILT DECANTER *400 DONNA ESTES ' not reappoint Bachelor and the funds to build a separate police tna)- or replied affirmatively, or fire department building or Again quizzed as to a It) possibly coupling the two len replacement \las or Brown tth "When hionIIPIu. the city takes over the Help an Evelyr. Jensen Panebjanco of RI) 2, Chittenango, New York 13037 wants to know if there are any plans for a class reunion for the Class of 48 (Semisinole High Schools? c'" ,- ,,,_,_,. (I'IaACCID a' C KENTUCKY - •. pi, n rumors %lsere true that he ,A - - MA 4111 VODKA ico:u HOLLAND H MIXERS "SoAsitOUSE 79t ' SAXONY QUEEN ANNE ''' 35.75 CERTIFIED PRESTIGE , IMP. SCOTCH . 1 S 941 -. -;' , - .4 b"& WELLER'S RESERVE , -- May Have To Vacate Cl e t Bu'i* lding " RUM SAXONY DØ """• P1 II' (50111 '' 4.29 GALLON HILDA RICHM)ND _______ _ IORRES SANGRI DI TORO 2.49 '. ,, . _ ASI CiIlIlhSh . '' -- - . I or what its worth.. Elliott ,(Iuld is the father of a son. Sam, the second child born to the actor and his GIRL FRIEND, Jennifer Bogart. DRY GIN ' 5.99QUAIT prior - -- - --- - - Into Ot i officials were ronernerl 'litlC the length of the pollee meeting I Elia ther Fire Or Poloice Department ' ' •__ (alt "" 69 •I. ,_•pfl,_ • - - - CARISBENG IMP DENMARK 4.49,. a' nimblings ,if discord occured Bachelor said, and the city -- -----_______________ - SAXONY _ '.99.8.49sTN_6.39 QUART u I'P Titi (All .a' i.a.,s. III pINS ' 549 9 95) ' LIQUEUR TORRIS-GRAN VINA SOt o.tas...... '' ..'l&,.I'jll%' " ______ ,t itt 0110 ni-Lirt LIFE gws . . i the excellent service and facilities of the highly succeasful A-T operation Ia 3..,. . f'''\ 99c . a.s -. - ' BLACK VELVET IMP. TEQUILA COItI2PIOl$MJS(c IMP (*NADIAh IMP ITAlIAN 47!, SEE 1 . ___ I AND 1t$ DIlAY ., SAXONY VODKA 1111AGIt"'I Isi Tit W tIl IT POUISOIu .111.01._7j 2.88 ABCMARCHOFDIMES - ____________ '__PLANTER__ ,NJ,TS COC(1AIL HOUR ______ °V,w - I CROWN ROYAL if F. 99 ABC PREMIUM BEER0. CREAM ALE - 39 I 3 99 6 1,4`1 1 99 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER 4,19 ....... ai 6 1.99 GiKISEE BIER ......... 419 I F BURCER BEEF L1 SMII 110 a-ro AC Di1 I' ,..,,,a.,ulI I 'l UkMIL UL1, IDIAP$IAMT WISER'S 15 YR. IMP CANADIAN POND - tI' LORIDASOL)VLN'IOETMINT __________ CAU i-" I BROWNS _____ I ij j MR. ED DILUX, -1 14 YR.SOUISOSI II' - AB tieC 8YR 0*0811" . PAP SCOTCH JL.4H • VI % 67 ''J_:'," '1iW'&' IMP CAN&OIAP CERTIFIED jAMAICA - SCOTCh IS' it, I'll P1 IMP. 5(01CM ... V,.. 411 ________ -- --- --- .,. IMP. scoycm nI-.uufla - a ,,_ 3,alr 45,95 -----_____ iIit elrs'rt t wo .suel1l;lr : r,1 ;xiliretnen were in the building. I•I1I HEDGES-BUTLER a? raw, 10 - __ TOM SIMS BYR. - 'a JACK DANIELS BLACK LABEL LONDON TOWER. SEAGRAM !1.V,.I-, 44',. Mt '-"' '- 9' 11' U M&E 10 YR. 59'. SILAS HOWE O YR. Cr........ • MYER S RUN a.. VIIJIJJi4.l 'i.I IMP SCOTCh AGE OLD RARITY 12 YEAR BOND'S MILL T1 G WHY'T'E & MACKAY AII OLD lint ~. 4•49 6,49.76.I YELLOWSTONE 6 YEAR iii, ' * 5atiiirIUt S S at utilit company operation, the us in t.'asse'lbcrry. I hope lii,' 1o.ssibilit - ,if acquiring feclt,ral budgeted a small aiisouflt for city will really 1w cramped for other cities will 1w able to gain limits to relieve Use difficulty, remodeling for the utility ***, SSEI.l3EUB' The space. Space will be needed for in experience From the problem "We need help from Uncle company personnel, but this we are suffering with. I'm sorry Same and I think we are was on a limited scale'' pos.sibibit - exists that the city at least six more persons. The lltt'tshws wh'st he B John A. P0 trum divorce one or two of its issayor now has to give tip his the' t'Its didn't plan when till- eligible,'' he declared. He added the problem needs right there ." facilIty was built to have It departments, probably fire Oilier for various c'auses and Councilman John ?.acco said study and certainly no departMayor Brown has conits the ( sunsuit has no private place capable of accepting a second there are no funds budgeted for ments can be moved withou Should be starting pretty sictc and-or police' from -ntiv refused to give soon, now. I mean all of those story," he said. municipal building, if and when for conferences, Win said. an expansion niove unless the professional direction. reason for not remnn.-,intin;' I I With hit rapid growth in who over-react whenever a I he ouru din in continued (It) C a proble 1115 re acIs space h in Council wishes to classify .R ute Councilman Tom F in tire. Bachelor ,tne! Howell exclaimed - . , 'miii1st1st' C twisty, another tilIlt it is ISiS 151) 1W the ('its national disaster or spectacular stage .it the three-year-old the problem as an emergency. said he has been told th to the nrsvor ''the reason 'oti .I 11.all collIplex. pro Went has been generated for r.M.000 pI us cit% manager will research tilt, He noted the (7ity Council building cannot be expande,! reappoint him is becausiv same as the sniper in New The idea was expressed today ______________________________ upward and that it Is posssbl like the IlI'Sil \V1I - d Orleans, Richard wirz in by Councilman tIn' fire departrssent can b don't ou say so..whv twist Watch for the cry an interview with the Herald, moved elsewhere and that "gun around the bush" registration: if we had it then Vi in said he has talked the space turned into offices, During the council meeting . '' maybe this wouldn't have ht'0h1l over with Mayor . "I do not really think the % was annarent that Dobson was happened." Hill Grier and City Manager ; . the city hail offices i are in tha aware of h appointment by /1 Tell 'em they don't know- what Roll Bergman. In addition to ' iditiCh of a cramp at U'i--: are his resenc ' ' thes re tipping a bout ' This was the fact that a second stAr> ] mnomnent but eventually there i discussion concerninl' - o3i' . Curl WAS registered to the canoot be added to the facility riot going to be enough space. I salary increase of use police . sniper having been )W and it would be expensive to cx. .ii: not sure what will b. chief from $6 600 to $8 1)() . chased ma department store pand the building due to it s coming with the utility departin Howell questioned this tact as Ernpori s Kansas the angle design Win said when went )Iow"%er , I fe1 we will to whether council had the properts 00 whi( 11 it i' have adequate space for ther authorits and Cit y A ttorney located was donated to this. (It% It present F nibrt°c said Thomas F reunan replied 'a- council tiad the authority to by the municipality's founder, 4 TRAINS, a national Ilibbard ( asselberry, there was a. mend tile budget. t t onls, magazine of railroading ( Jan. ' stipulation that none of tia' o public he 73 issue has an outstanding disclosure of the in4itttr was at water oaks on the tract would I'•'• article on Auto Train. Gives . ,I work session last week ttiphen ; r _ . 1111h, quite a plug for Sanford, too, I ne councilman said the city .kl Rowell queried the mayor if L . ,,A - - :-'4 6.99.. 83.15 6" CANADIAN DELUXE i_.-i 8 YR. KY, BRB. LAWSON ' in_ ANCIENT I 5lIIi.' I0II 'T1id' W • ar rLuIILucII uIl:I LI HT V 10I - - "!r' Jordan that thert, had been ail poinhvv offices expirt, %%lilt tilt, . TEACHERS IMP. SOTCM in YD t-- Omrles Rowell contended that 0w swing vote would be cast,b% 'I- uncilman John Booth, and Bth chose to cast his lot will I iland and 'Stiller. Angry residents muttered 'Intl one was heard to comment. _ . ..' .. STILLBROOK 11511 Dl' 4.99 STH - OLD GOLD 39 41' Ai- '. a, un. t1O'S •..: were in favor, o i'etasnui - a 43 414111111 Ill $4fl Iha:'1lIIPt* IM 1011 CUIfIDII BROOKFORD F~w Elm 12 YEAR KY. - ABC GIN -. L 37s QUAIl -a au ...r..v '-'-" Cott) . '." 7 99 ..,. ANDRE COLD DUCK L -r city t- tiart.'r provided all op. - 43, " 10 YEAR BLEND - , isia •l: VODKA a- 'I 1w dissenters in a r OStI erred when it rejettel Toolco s 12 years old were Chief .Iumqth(-e dt'frnse that the purchase' f the. Warren F: Burger and .hmctv-e ;iirrraft and the financing we're' I Isirrv A - Illa,'krmiun rnajtus, s,n,tpr th. t'-nntrrI Brownell, acting as a special c.f the CAR and therefr,i-n y' tr,;Iqter in the i- as". had Ofl- tTIiIfltI (rot he •ln?itrti t y -. ii 'iiWjTj KX' ::u ' 'P4 3&15 GIN-RUM-VODLA 2. 4t 4" 4.49 3 S--. 44 C' PREMIUM "IC" 1" UT. 94 LONDON TOWER GIN 3..' 4" 56.95 95 4 JACOLJIN 801(0 MU BLEND 3. 4.99 ,15 411% 3,.,.9" 31.95 PROOF GIN ; 3,...l1E 41.15 6 GOLD COACH 12 YR. 8111(04.19.... 5295 QU 3.99 ..... 47.50 STANLEY VODU ART E-95.... p3.75 7" 01. CANADIAN SPRINGS 5...... 6195 6 1118 B EMBASSY CLUB CANADIAN 3ua,oll" &.95 7" 01- 1%' VODKA JACOUIN 5,lSaa' 6195 5% .... ••.-.- a i.r rIN VftftVI -I 1 11 a. ' (.1!'i'1'L4 ,t ''Su n' hi1 School benefit Sc'niinol Pn,'sent' -- I ?l.ullgif -uii Sc,t:ue'tt SarittiltI ( iso 0-1111.1 CASSELBERRY ! tl:*P ustomarilv vote in accord (in 1"'lles favo*red the appointment 1 U ':'.i baker and 'I , 589. .99c k11 2AiJitP R(ItK CDAt 9' INU$M IN :~~ Sliftort YODU 51*&RAV CNOWS 1*111 TIMLS 1*1 DVIII Lilt SCOTCI GRAND DAD tiouful DiANluif St! I '4 StITIAlIS ,, ',..l$ oai.jIt Q7S LI$VIUl IAWLUA I (all L1DVIUP LLSANC GILBEY -.. _. - WHITE NORS F] , p E CANADIM J. MR.. ED KY._____ BEEFEATER INLI3Nla 3.79 QUART I:~:' 6.99 . , MARCHANT IMP. KILT CASifi 4Th I au ST. tIGER '' __ ABC 8 YR. DID tAkADISI 86 PROOf SCOTCH - UP CANADIAN SOlD 454$ - FURNITURE SALES ISER'S 10 YR. .-.':' ". . -' ED DRY IiIN 2's, IMP. 3.9 1. Y ,a a.., - - RUM OS DAIS SOVEREIGN A BENEDICTINE II$UIWI % T SCOTC14 TANQUERAY . BRANDY ABC 6 YL KY. its soullo. _____________________ TRADE WINDS i.., ..' cacac -iti s IMP. Sunsh ine . _________ 499ouAuT __________________________ ____ ________________ 9 ABC 8 YR. ALMADEN a 4,11=31 - REAL MACKENZIE $4 IMP ICOICh I t. a ____ ' IMP 'u C _________________ MARIE BRIZARD - f1lO! I _________ 399 ' 4 . CUN MAMMON IMP. SCOTCh $4 IMP ICOTCh VODKA AS .,aI'i, ..M Itrownølis jtidgmn! 'mfinrned in by B .S. fro Judge Charles M Metznr 'f York arsi in 1971 by !he US (itCldt (:.urt in '4ew York 1iglas saiti the circuit roSir! r - OLD CROW v souIIO ",uIlTO Iscol Plant' aii': 574$ 58" l 4.., lea. 150'$l VRKOYAL CASTLE ~ ippi _________ - WDLFSCHMIDT / AL (, I CERTIFIEDRUM . i 4 VI Sit A.II' r-"'- a.',.sO la.I 'I1!tI'4'1i' ______ S in s IouaIOh 0-•II ,., a '"" 9.0 CL D pns,sci voou to Oki PIICI • o :"o' LEIIVIS "66" ., • AND THE SAVING IS YOURS ABC BUYS BY THE- CARLOAD . SANDY MACDONALD 'top CANADIAN MIST iWtIIhIal '10 YR. OLD . ...Y - -. , GE. ' hal hE'! tat .a' council appointed Donald I'Iobsonto the pc'sst up etn a3-2 iP land vote. Councilmen Troy ,tnel Victor Miller who ammmmmAk :ABC uuKA s lust Mu tottier wtiei-i Miller. I'iluiistl ;ttstl Mayor Brown ranie -c SM. CANADIAN 86 PROOF SCOTCH IMP. KILT CASTLE IMP SCOTCh - -a','.. _ 90 PR. GIN '? I$I Ce It £S,t'• .e ROYAL DELUXE ,.A ,,.,, NIt SWINGIW PN1tIIPI a %lilth till, Herald this imirning, saill that III lIst' past hit. IxItiI1Ils of IMsIl -e s'hIel iuritl palrolinvii have bei-Il , L CANAD4AN RARE 86.8 CERTIFiED LIST 4• fl'fl,•S SflSS .s1 ,....i ...* :' CASI •- •, IlAilTilut LOUN ABC COCKTAIL 4w 41.., ., , a,.. . •a.•s - a - .' Jun 13 I,. - I RUM _______________ ____ _ - - IJ L ti -IJ 'i 1'iJ'I J'L'EiI Iái io 't - t CR.WO SCOTCH i' C V.P. pry. iij 3 14 5388 '7' , CERTIFIED 6" 01 HEAVEN HILI-pY 5 B YE. ROYAL DELUXE KY. 3.99 -.. 4ES.95 6' IN'IEP HOUSE ,95 9" QUART HEDGES BUTLER 3,-.14" 5 CERTIFIED 6 YEAR . 549.... 61.95 7" ST. LECER 1 01 MARRY 12 YR. KY p D" UI VtflhiL 4 PIMLIIMI 10" 11 YR 81)1(1111) K . ',"' . 53.88 9" QUART TEACHERS 8 YR KY. 4.19 6 EBEN HORN - lCttI4d uctc I 1" I ' LI '' VISIT TOUS CI Il II IIiU tIk 0F GIN '' * - L ,luit II Uis'' itS II :} Brain Totters " a.-' ICHPVI ITTI .itiii. it' .Sucial I h'partnient of Sanford Wonuins' Club meets at 12 noon for covered dish luruc'tn'on-Curd parl :;tui't al 1 it it. L 'S :"' • 4__ WILU1S - Sanford: Mrs Doyle hlt'dmgfit'kl and baby girl ('ar Ward Ophelut Brown Svlvati .1. I)avu. Shi'rrod Gore' Willie Morton Martha 1tt'dIt' Naiir A Nelms Annie' Mae Bowen Jewell Mills Michael Steven Itedding lot'IITII Aller.- I k'lttnssi -s a.a. J & B RARE , - - OFC . IMP. CANADIAN r ' Sutiurtilsi Ite'putilican'n1 V. untien's ('tub iiieets 10 u,rn. at bonn' of Mr rn,301 'x Squirrel. Longwood, [ or rlt'rtLtsii nsii iie;tu,llatiuti , ' L MWO Seminole Calendar Annual nwmberstup nit't'tlnu W Sen iiimole zoological Society '."twdulc'ct for 7:31) p,nt itt ."anford Ctitunber of Conuiserce' tiuildtrig. Election of officers and trustees • * is Jan. LI The' (ner liliy ('lot. wilt miu't't a: 9 . 30 ('ards and ganit's will itnv.'d utter ttie- iiiettinig . fl - ' S114,11 should be advertised publicly , l"ri'riisais injet'It'd liii' h- RONRICO '"°ItCh IUW CRAWFORD V.0. BARTON $fl ITt 17.111 WINE & SPIRITS DEALER AMERICA'S LARGEST _________________________ 0:1i' '•ti s: Twi towi e UI TO 1 BEtO .. a ,, lJ.INlItIlL(.UAIHt,T,I3 charges Dis uiscnargt-s IMP, VSANCI WISER 10 YL EVERYDAY PRICES CakADiAh ' j - %% ilh Ille Seminole Count% p -- VSOP BRANDY Granville Brown envisions tbst action taken by City Council .' . 12 YEAR LW. ;outsoa lII*'I (' , sheriff's department, A question was also raised by - ' HARPER I, Winter Springs ',sillonday as a .- clas.sic exall1ple a I MAC CAUU iii i * Police Chief Walter Bachelor of vIolation of the ''sunshine who was not recommended for law" Following a stormy smsion, reappointment b%- Nlavor - Jn t Thr Sat Jan 13 th Tue Big Ds .aii Last-, S,, vt'rtscrt$ Bachelor related ttse first _________________________________________ 12 YR. SCOTCH I. ,'.,..,,,., roil of touit'il's terris l ff Bachelor, in all interview el .17 , I - '.'.. -at'aiitdeclared in the position of IIIk'e chief atisl that I AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Al THE WINTER PARR MALL County 383, C5615 '' - I * s.stcl he 11:Itl been approached b Fred Kellt' - , former officer wee [! SECURT FEDEL VCS nott IL IMP.! a A lieviol Births Mi wul Mrs Ralph Hiiy. bo .. Genev;t Mr. and Mrs Henry 1.lpse) a girl. Lake Mars Mr. and Mrs Ralph Totnian it girl. l)flgWO(id - P. t.L 4' 't '.it HAWAIIAN RUM __________ ______ ML ID. KY. ___________ _______ STR. BOURBON I )tiI'Oth NI Ct'vh I .isngwood Admissions C C C a ours a stuart phr,ppt ot'n"tric 741-3431 - Into CANADIAN LEILANI IMP. Hospital Notes .1 A( AIt' is. 197 I, E ays 24 - pt:c. :r 2 - Mc'{nvetn's somber nil: re-election runipaign-the extended to the subject Ui int' him "South Dakota sen_.tor reflected propelled Ili an interview on what he presidential pciliti-tto Vietnam war. would do differently - Wh 101 PIL OLI LI k . geared up for his lt)74 senatorial , PR GP II rectorNam J. P. Schreiber of Maitland. Ir• 1 of 'TO from your account... 'I) " - It S Formpr £ ' or I a Deposit and withdraw Smartly styled. Solid metal frome, and constructicir. '..coloi ribilon Spogmen, Olds, Automatic paragraph d.ntotiori V.tic& and hoy,zonici hall-po-i the cam"ign without rvvr i#,. ait siond a Al B MARION )W1flE4 - j S99S george j - Price 10 Cents Bach e 0( "-) Full- sir e k.ybobrd. ompl*te with Hughes Tool Fir rn VVO fl Ex -Police Chief 's Dismissal 0 00110"' -,* tientoil nominee, who was over- cratic presidential nom:nit as nbletoridti hileN In 1. weanesmy, January 10, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 DIpLi v airCOUNT beaut iful car-yin cot. iA5ga J ud g in ment en I Ag ainst ( 'ti 1111011's, 'l'14d s sos ned wholly hs I loss aol 11 I login's, the reluse inilnsltinlist -.1"11:41. III 'l'ramus World irhgns''t, 'I thIS 11101" than :;n ,Iuctlsti William O. I )oumglas, suit-lions that were Iti.' hacI f titisi's larger than any tither ciii ! tllI'tl( lii ami A iii.' r lean s;s'aklt,g liii his' t-nurt , sniti llm.' 'I'WA's suit hail ts'c'vm approved ili'(uuuilh tislg,msi'mst ourt rc'commm. by (he' Civil Asrunaumth-s Board ,* , , , .*.,',,,,l,,.I I,' IIW'II I..- 1,.....f'(*PldItII't ri,,,,i',oiø.I hv I,,. -II V,.t. lIItI'tt,( PP .itiiti 1515 (,,a.,, \h ly G en IIi'rls'rt htrt,wns'II (Alt is irtitmiuimie Ircirri uItItihrimst Ihie rat.' i( 7 per cent tiver lh1s hi;,hiihlt ss a', invuilsI '.Iri.-s' (lit' trot, I.t.t (155 % ('i5 jrrat2i 45th Year, No, 111 .. virturs like t-ust and dereneN. .said. various spokesmen fnr 1!it has been shattered." said the Nixon administration were Democratic party's 1972 presi- en equal play with the flt'U' Ft'*sl it 0 SPECIAL jum.Igmiii'ril ;igai,ist tlsi' lIui'h,eq Court Threw 0 u t $ 145 Mi jii Sup rein e . By Trans World A irlines - -_ "Mv confidence in the ability strategy of to get to penpic' with appeals candidates." Day after din, McGovrt based on strnpk, old-fashioned -' nom ;Rltthrb . ments U S. banking convenience Regular ut tit r I n tta pr s h4,nitlee s hi \lrt,o n (It i( prcudcnhIaican1paigflV.OUldbC it quik right The senator particularly redifferent: less travel, more with SentS what he considers th( OpeflflCSS less W'lSIflfl, in fal lmore "no cornand tile - Moore of Sanford Middle School was second with $ 46 and Melanie Joyce third with . the press I think the% do, it good job generally. But we tuid ar, ' lINt WASHINGTON APi - (In a 6-2 vote the Supreme Court today threw out it $45 imillhlsigi -* ,0MV The ultimate in l ffer DI' Associated Press Writer - I f he r * Iuclt'cl Iftight's too! ',it'tlated antitrust law because of its fail;ire to purchase jet aircraft f,-,r TWA in the 151M Hughes f th. 'swne'h rn"r- !hri 7 per (tInt M rNA 5(O(k Its IIAILItV SI 'IIWI'lI) Asiit-Int,'sl Prt'ss Writer 1 OLIVETTI LETTERA3 CP Walkathon. Chris raised $411(010: Carolyn rquo Try - - y.-f- _____ : . 1. r- ____ ~ ____ I - Next in -.'. .1 ,,ill,,& - I U -,~ t._ - - F-_I .~__=_ -_ - ' ~, 11 _.~ 1 'O,i i~ r s -- I-k year requ vern' cGo in histor-% and Florida friend t for boio ,,but I never made the tearn i' -' ii iii- SHU lit t .w,inv wits in tsuugainvuie recent Ili the South Pacific In World ters 0hLrnse1f turned At 40, he had just been t'lec'ted vice president. At 50. 1w a "pretty good kidding about was just defeated for the gcwer. pas.cing the milestcint IIP , ncqui 1)!'('~l .; ME N'S and BOYS' For Hughes R ules Court ings' . - * Th 'Great - 1111 *M9 M Wo - . cri;n muru I fo centr I , pes Sitting back in an C8 chair, TENNIS SHOES And to keep thinking young he time out from working on his norship of California and at 60. I3 FRANCES LE'AINE began his birthday reNixon second for a re-electcl just for a 25address inaugural suggests looking to the future, Associated Press Writer CONVERSE . an the flections with a discourv Pres- not the past, and staving in minute bilk in his Executive presidential term. ASHTGThN iAP ALL STARS to politicians for age ideal Never in those decades, ident N$nn observing his mile- contact with younger people. (office Ruildini' hideaway. BATA BULLETS 1un'h their careers He sueThe President said he doesn't "k'asi of all at 50. didI expeCt to Nixon granted a birthday-eve stone With birthday today, says gested between 25 and 40 for the an- be here at this time at 60," c hopes to do great things in interview to two news-service like observing birthdays RP R.'d Ore'pq -. LI...,.. r.f Pnnr,nflhStIVeS White IIICk "I the first four years of his reporters, provided the dis- nuall anymore and prefers to Nixon commented because "it's a back-breaking cusslon was limited solel to his make note of them only on the seventh decade. The President plans to ARMY-NAVY with physical job if you do It well" S He doesn't feel old, he says birthda reflections. He took decades-'Tvery 1(1 years" brate his birthday tonight tO and it Lakes about 25 years He cited his ID-year mile- his wile, Pat, daughters Tric'ia seniority needed to b" stones starting at age 21) when Cox and Julie Eisenhower, his get the me a committee chairman or 322 icS Sanford Ave he wits "it juninr in college, Inng-time per-on, .ecretar) spcaler . and close - . -. Ho Nixon The I)ctiti:nis could imiusistlute if !study group for change of county government only ---- not 11 cIty arid county t'oii.iolldatloll, 'I 1w legislative ttcle'gustnin hiuss (lie Iwer to author fin)' rle('essuiry special acts to e'.stahuli.sti a progruirmi,'' says the fonmmie'r county commission uhiusinmn,imi - '1 'iii simply isshltig (tin II study group lII)0'tiilite'd by tsii tkle'gisticiti, although I do endorse the' uniigoversmiiicmmt lB t'oiic't'pt.", If the th'Iu'guithjns choose-s to Sb hI,aal . - When any f orm o OWls' f government is -,iijil opat Druinimind,% 1110~'J* 'i , . Ili' lit'ItIl'1101111d 1111tht'l Ittltlip 1~, f 11 iitt- c,,4si , .siitl tic hi'gssii lti U' iiie'iisbt'rs would be lIf). re'st'SsrcIuisig taritseis kinds of IMtItitt'tl by the sti'k'guititsmm - 'l'liis (elliOt) gtls- crmjliie'lih t'(IIiiIi)iSsltIii would reureseni lil t. Ilegative's were' Ii4 a:i - it.ii li',smi i- oiisIi5Is,it'n ", broad Intere3ts, knowledge jIII(I geographic represt•ntigtius,, ', '1 •.'.,..'.s'.t '.- '-' - hr''ugh .'L • - ti'WY,Ift' Is iON LU Sit t started, there will be negatives, but these viIII be offset by positives -, Cii'i cht'is,ttt' uUse city-count government should be completed no later thasi 13 suconttss after first miseetin and the, c-oiminstte should be in i I'ttion to present tu th ii lilt*.-Nioll i ,w .1111s"pitt ki tht. k- ouliti, at'Libei hIuiIt'I .iditiiiii,tr,itit, legal noel ac'cesuisting cxcsts us itisciunls fiscunt appropriate' by the ICC1SIC&tit's' tI,'ls..';oIli,i, It-legation- IC913.I 1340-11-4 !I0111 and tb V Iot'1tl genec iUii'.'mits their Ii'sclings. hopefully with a oltcLt(ten charter- , .tc'vt'rsitn it.' I I t USlIIfl'Ifll. overs.%helining I clit back Ila the Drummond frels it wtsulij bitti inelru study,'' i)rumiiimtond said. mii"st itpproprtuitc, islu to app- s'utinivahion of effor ts would In studying general aspects of Iroactm the federal gos'ernuseiit result in a reki endwu item tu OVERWHEIANIING unigovernment I)r ullilliull(I for "supItiort" NK(IATIVE.s IN ME'IIIO said tie found miiiiny formats of prognitmn. Thu federal governouts t y , I) r u n tit U ti t.i ( A) 11111114' ,'tiisssilithg(ie,it. '''Psi' iiient has cIselorse' I sue Ps en ttwesri:t'l,, "alter. of s.''uZ's&' "When any folio of govern- slutly t'oiiiiiiisslomi se ill mint ck'usvi'i's as evielemst.'t'tl by the many hObble' forums md Iiie:i( Is started (hen' will 1w rset'essnrity endorse the system East ('t'istr,i! Florida Regional i'ubllt'attun of the fcts had sie'gustives Involved but these as it Is t'iiilsloyed hi Jackson- l'lisrnilmsg ('ousicib, been at'coiispltsheti'' will he isiort' (hats offset by (tie' sill,'.l)uvutl,'' ha' said. "The l)ruiitmusonel said e'vn.soltde.ted ''11 is amiticipated that cit lssiI lveS,", suslut Drummond. e.iiiiimiisclt)ji imiust cimiploy (tie t use' r ;i iii en Is , lilt- 111(111114 groups autet lseh°'s itiedi us t'c After eunsultinig with Earl miee'tls Ihisil lit htit'ssl ( 'uliiiiibii, In Niuscisget' ('uiuuii) e'ounly 1% Ill 1w most ewperatts e telr(eheu, of Orlando ccliii Wft5 I ciluirt'lIit°mit$ Georgia, have verified thiusl us PC itting o5pottuIittU's to Dint.' County e'halrisian when t'Ohsstsllcliite'cl governiiiemils vot'> ive all of the pros amt citns t'onisolidiiteej government wa.% FEDERAl. I"IJNI)S' receive' all lmusrdlnusui' share of e-esuicenilssg the issue" liiiple'smien(ed In Jacksonville. Iet1cral grants 111111 loans ''There are uusnv fise't's liuvusl ("unity, l)rwms,ust,ncI said If Sl'IIiitiotl' 'tiiely' roimiht'e'iit' (if gur,itcm' i'(IIiit'mict 't'f i Si I'-, ' ,'t s-' ' ' '' a -' �.A—The Sanori Herald Wdnesday Jan. lO thn t 973 .1 B I (.J CI I ) IS Seminole Studies Unigovernnieflt reogrntd and handled as a For thc planning procedure. there the C8M'. clti7Cfls effort with my perinvoh'ed in this studs'," the two year term instead of the would no longer be the proponent of the unigovern. present four year term, Is that czicophonic' contrast of RKSPONSE ENCOURAGING sonal thoughts, words and in. volvement kept to a bare ment stated. 'The public should It would give the electorate an planning-wnlng rorm is rummond saId that he had minimum. be aware of the negatives as opportunity to remove those seen In the enunty-cit "1 know the present Counts representatives from office, arrangement," Drummond been encouraged by the well as the positives." when Comm10n ° b mature jg who do no: ;pparent! have the ssid. in enough to hear all the facts. "Of course, we would expect he presented community interests at heart. GROUPS THREATENED overnment study group And nil residents in Seminole If this Board were elected, it that. the existing department county g "There are many special might follow a form which is head.c of cities and of the county in November, as well a the County who are Interested in Bridge Cornrniss*oners, Jordan City Hall atone meeting. smoke By MARION BETHEA emtuioo was so profuse she interest groups and Individuals used elsewhere, in that the first government should receive first enlightened reception of many the good of the count will not WINTER SPRINGS—A vice- and Miller: Health and mnynr was elected and corn- Recreation Commissioners, thought the room was on fire, who will feel thrnitened by the hearings in zoning and shore consideration for employement citizens from both polItical be afraid of the facts." Mrs. Raker maintamed break adoption of a more efficient line nit.eratun matters would be under the new government parties in all sections of the mittee and administratIve Booth and Mrs. Baker. 'M a commissioner, I sin heard before the professional system. And the local o!ficinl county. Administrative appointments time was sufficient U) smoke, form of government, nppointnients made at a (... rd') ( Iti 4 Taniax Tampons 117 ) 1, 'Continued From Page Ii I t t e eS 1h11 . I Hospital NOteS .iANt.Mt 9, lg7 - ,ititiird Claude' Vu'. Shoemaker Victoria McKinney tiavid E Stimini l:thel 1. (:cok Abu Itakt'r Sophut A Mu .lusepti WuitL;ire .lr. Itisephine Lit1tIrw'tt ('.arlos V. Riiines 'ilark A. Brown Itobert A Mr,lntosl, Sr '\rttiur I. Wilson i,lenthi S. Laffert) !.inoht K Flout \'ii'gil ( (;rLtL') I,es.sit' M IMfl5b. Ileituiry E.urh It. Keller. I)eliar N1nr 1. Lanzner, Altanionte' s;irtnigs .11lhn Vu'. Cart. t)eltunit i:ieuIrIo)r H. Poeckert. LkltoluI I:liwbetli D. David, Deltotut iurottw I) Lawson. t)e'Itona !elo,rts Willis, Lake' Mary Marilyn E. Giles, Lake 'dtnri*' Willuini F. Axon, Winnipeg, the Listed as second in prlorit in Counts officials was the completion of Big Wekiva, and the' completion of the St. Johns stud from the western Ii extremity o the Corps stud completed in July 1971, WeSt ward to the' ConflUenCe' a! the' Wekivui er, Thesestudiesar'extremely important Ic. Seminole' County," Farr told Ed Cederhoni. "The Board of Coimrmssioners, the planning and engineering departments have diligently adhered to the' recomufendations of the Corps in preserving the flood storage' areas At the present tinit', there' are ii number of ;iossible developments in Seminole' and adjacent counties which border these' rivers under question and winch wilt be applied for final ___________________________ Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOT id i lierroy jmvei that I rtertuaurdini.usinetsa'706 Braditiaw t)rieSanford Seminole County, Florida under the fictltiouy name o' 100DM PRODUCTIONS and thai i intend to register said name with th*' Clerk of tht Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida iii at cordanc, with the provIsions of true I ictitiout. Name Statutes. to Wit Section $650 Florida Statutes 1937 Sip I'au iosepsi Sliapparsl i'ublist, Jan 3. ID. 1?. 24. 1973 k it NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Notice is tie-rib', given that the undersigned, desiring to engage n' businessunfl,rthelictiticwsnameof IIIRDI- BUILt EOTERPRISES 1060 W Notre Dame Drive, iii the City of Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida intend tO register tIle said name with th Clerk of thn Circuit Court 'riancita' said County James Desmet Publish D.c 30. 77. 1Q12. & Jan IC 19'7 1)ISCHARGFS ..ini1miri1: Martha 1, Siivre' ,iutm 1.. Bryant itaby Boy Nornuirl lane F. Pruden !.ut'ii;i K Edtlols LIlulac I)ebert Mrs. James Leffler and baby Mrs Arthur Butt and baby Saiiuuel Peterson Clifford Grooms Jr Mrs. Luther Young and baby lotIfl Itnwlunn.1, Caaselberr) frank Musenbeek, Deltona ('liristine Larldstroln, !It'lt(flhil Margaret C. Davis, Deltuna Lithari M (.lreiemt, Lake' MarLithe S. Braxiun, Osteeni Mr's. John Ik'lhngeramtd baby girl, Winter I'iirk Juinies A. Cotton, Winter STOCKHOLDERS MEETING 1t, re.ular annual nteetinhl Of the ituckhOicieflOf 'The CitIzens 5-arts ef Oviedo. Owiedo, Florida, will beheld at the Qvi,*o Memorial building at 3 00 P ft on WedmieSday January 11 1973 Iu' the CleCtuOfl of Directors atm the transaction of SuCh'. other , may properly come twiorr lit. n,i'eliru,i 0. Pt Webe) Executive Vice- President Publish', Jan 3 IC Il 71 19?) DFLQ — FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE tSherebygivenftsat i am ,ti Third engaged St.. Sanlorol. Seniiutoie County, Florida under the fictilirt'S nam of SEMINOLE SURPLUS. r. that I intend toregisie' said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County Florida in ditCOfdat,Le with the FictitiOuS provisions 0 Section Name Statutes, 'TOW.? $65.09 Florida Statutes 19.11. S J 0 Freeman Publish Dec 20. 77. & J.fl 3. IC. Wfl zn . c —. .... .,-.- NOTICE , _ a C1I iritjry. COUNTY. Fl. ORIDA ,mprovements. wale' ftnd Sewer service has been ''This moratorium is a temporary situation intending to be lifted when the flood plain studies are completed. We are not sure of the legality of this moratorsuni nor how Long it can he enforced" Farr said. County officials were in formed that the study could take up to sli months to cornpiete, but that on written request from the planner's office, the Corps would begin. CASE MD 73 isa r'14001J.' TIE'S corporation stiillations providing for the an pointment of three Ødvlsory boa -ct memberS, t of wh.ct shall reside With,nthedistriCtatthetirfll'OtthCit appointment, for the sole purpose of actis sing the Board of County Commissioners as to the con struclion arid maintenance of saio lighting Street installations, providing for the assessment inc levi of speca, assessments to prOvide for tile payment of the costs of the construction and maintenance Of said Street lighting installations, p'viOing for the method f collection of the spec i4,i assesSments and providing to' an effeCtive date 1SEAL1 Arthur H Bckwith Jr., Clerk Board of County Commisiione Seminole County, Florida PublIsh Jan 3 tO. 1973 DEL 3 way 436, Casielberry. FIorid&. .i770' and file fbI' original with the Clerk o1 the above styled court at the County Seminole Courthouse Sanford, Florida. on or before January 76th. 1973. otherwise a Judgment mat be entered against you for the relief demandec in the Complaint THIS NOTICE Shall be published once cacti week for four l4 con secutive wpekt in the Sanford Herild, Sanford. Florida WITNESS my hand and seal of 5-aid Court on thiS 71st day Of December, 1977 (Seafl Arthur Pt Be'cSwith, Jr Clerk of the Circut Court By Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Clerk JOHN A SAL DW1P'e Suite 70. 500 East Highway £36 Casselberry. Florida 37701 Pbli5h Dcc 77, 1977 1 Jan 3 1D 1', ic3 DE ip 9w rj,, of fld the City Council a ?Pt City f Attamonte Sprinas itorida does hereby declare the INC n.cessl! to' the paving Of said thocoi.urnarfns described aforesaId Piaintif a neessLry public improvement lii IT FURTHER RESOLVED MAURICE A LERENSBUPGER Thai fbi' total cost of saict am IS.1t-4RYN P and LEBEN provementS. ocluding the cost of an SftURC'ER. liii wife. If living inc labor and matrriatl, financing they or any of them be deac their Of Plans and beers (leviseci and ptrsonaI charges. COSt representativeS and their or any t specifications cost Of engineering tf,p'ir heirS, devisees. executors, and legal services and all Other acimirtistratoft,grantees.asslunsor expenses necessary or incident successors in right title or interest determining th feasibilIty and rwartic-abillb, Of Such construction end any and all persctn claiming by reconstructIon, administration or treroug, titer,' or an', o them, c'xpensesarCwcttothr.r expenses a' 'endants be necessary or incident IC) the nanc ing hfrein authorized, iS estimated lobe Eight thousand eight NOTICE OF SUIT rwndreg and no 100 dollar'., and the TDQUIEITITLE Sum of mones necessary IC Pi to' It. the Name of th.- Stale of Florida the total cost of said improvements NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS to thr Defendants is hereby authorized NAME STATUTE Maurice A Leben*buer arid mi The' the entire cost ot TCi VI*'IDP.' 1 MAY CONCEPN tat? yn P Lebfnsborgfe. his wife. provernents Shall be assessed Nalict is herebs given that the if living and if thPy 0" arty of be against ali lots and lands adiounmog undersigned, pursuant to the dead, their heirs. deviseeS. and Ø contiguouS or bounding and "Fictlteou Name Statute Criapsipersonal representatives, and their abuttinguppewchimprovements or Florida Statute, will register or o their heirs devisees, specially benefitted thereby and vv,thi the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in executors aaministrators. grin further designated the by inc f or Seminole County, Florida. ties, assigns or succeSsors in right assessment piat now on tile in the upon receipt of proof of lIte tItle or Interest and any and all Office of the City Clerk of th City of publicatg, of this notice, fbi' fir persons claiming Dy or through Allamonte Springs. Florida, whiCh titious name, to-wit SU"CRIOR them or any of them, assessment plat ii, hereby approved PRODUCTS CO (Not InCorPoratedl And to All unknn spouses of the City of ., Hi, City rounci' o under whiCh I expect to engage in said above named natural defen Altiumonte Snrinos Florida buIineSt. at 373 Oak-hurst St in lb.dafl?s BE )'T FURTHER RESOLVED City of Allarnonte Spgs, Florida And to All parties claiming in That it ii trwctetermination of this Thut the party interested is said tereus by. through under o' against batty tiwif all lots arid l4,ndr. ad,oining busineSS enterprise it. at. ttllS the aboit named natural defendants end contiguOuS or bounding and Robe't M Mu'nan ngt kno to be dead a' alive abutting upon the said im 37e' Daktiurs' St And to All parties hAving or provementi will be especially Altamonte Springs, claiming to have any tigett, title or beceefitte(1byttwsaid improvements Florida 37T01 intereSt iii and to the toIlowing provided for n this Resolution. arid Datec at, Seminole County. described property. situate in that the special assessments to be 7 Janua'y 19fl Seminole County Florida, to WI? made and entered against all lots PutiliS? ii, tC. 1, 24 )i. 1973 'That Part of the NW'. of the SE'M and iands located at HillCrest Street 1)1 east Of the Little Weitiwa River eudloininu ant contiguous or boun ______________________________ in Section 9. TO*flihip 71 South, ding and abutting Or SUCh COr Range 29 Eat! templated improvements Shall be FICTITIOUS NAME You, and cart of you, are notified made upon a front footage basis. NOTICE Shenebygiven that I am that a suIt toquief title to the above that is to say. that in the preparation engaged in uimness at P.O Drawer property has Deer, filed of the Special assessment roll r err Park Seminole County. eguinit yatj and you are hereby covering the contemplated ,iTt Flo'i(lC) under the fictltiou name ot required t, se"v,' a copy of your provements such spec a tifrielith. TkAP'TIM( SYSTEMS and that i Anwe to' the Complaint on the Shall be determined and prorated intend turecjistr said name wI't' the plaintiffs attorney. William H according to the toot frontage of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole koobinson, to Mesmer & Rob retp.rtive prgpertie adioininci and County Florida in accordance with benson, P,O Box $06. Orlando. contiguousorboundinejandabutting f trie FictItious the provisions Flurida 37107. and file thr original tn upon such improvements especially 'To Wit Section Name StatUtes the office Of the Cierk of the Circuit beneflttec by said improvements $65.09 I Iorlda Statutes 1957 Court on or before January 25th. Thai the Tax A%.s,tr of the City S Joseph A Puggir' 1973. otherwise the allegations of of Attamonte Springs. Fiorid, in Pt-es Said Complaint will be taken as accordance *ith the provisions o Publish Des 20. 77. 1972 & onfessec law, shall proceed to mak, and 1(1 1973 Thisrtoeic('st)aIlbepit5hedonce prepare a special assesSment roll. DEK.SC iCti week- for tour COfnacutivi' assessing the- Special benef Itt, to be _______________________________ wk-5 in th Sanfora Herald received as Itte result of said im NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Dates thit, 71st aa of December. provertwntl against the lOtS and NAME LAW 19'7 buds 0(110mpg and contiguous or NOTICE tSHER(I1Y GIVEN that lSeaf I bounding anti abutting said im the uncleriigned. desiring to engage ARTHUR Pt BECKWITH, JR provementl,, basing said special inbu5in,s.unce-r thefictltlOulnamt Clerk-. Circuit Court assessment against the- resPective of ACTION HONDA at Route 1197 Seminole County, Florida properties to be' especially assessed Fern Park-, Florida intends to y', .artha I VItiler upon One hundred per ce-n! of the register sa name wIth the Clerk Of Deputy Clerk COSt of such improvements as the Circuit Court of Seminole- Putilisfi Dec 71. 1912 1 Jan 3. IC, Oelermnined by this Resolution, and County. Florid* 17, 1973 titus the amount determined D William Sauve, 0Ev iv Resolution to be' assessed against President the- said property Action Motor Sales. Inc BE IT FUgTHER PESOL VçD Publish Dec 20. 21. $977 1. ian 3. That the Special assessments ,o. 1Q77 RESOLUTION NO.073 provided to' tie thu Resolution Shall u 'F SO UTiON (31' THE CITY be paylitil.- al' tillptiop Qf the cOUNCiL OF THE CITY OF property owner. at. follows FICTITIOUS NAME (.0. 'T A M 0 N 7 E In cash, within thirty 130) days of S P P I N C S. NOTICE IS here-by given that we FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOP THE the confirmation of the Saud special are ,ngageci in business •t ziot iMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION assessment roll or in three (31 equal Stevens Ave., Santoed. Seminole OF HILLCREST STREET FROM annual inStallmentS. Said De'S e'red Courtly, Florida under the fictitiouS tT5 INTERSECTION VyITH LAKE paymentstobea' inheres' at the rate nanet of AMERICAN SCREEN STREET A DISTANCE OF 453 f eight per cent 0. per cent) Pt" ENCLOSURES MFG.. and tP.at we LINEAL FEET, AND PROVIDING annum ther first deterred payment tcg,J, r.u- 1'ju' n r.'n,si.' tirt rmr will, the I OP TpiI ç ....,n... i ........ ., i.. CèerkottheCircuitCourI;Srriif101t COtI TII AC,AINST THE ;o(urnmence0'te-cI ye-Or froendate County Florida in accordance withi ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS confirmation of said assessment provisiont, of the FiCtItiouS WPIEPEA5,fttq' City Councilof tt,. roll And 00 the same dmy Of i'0ti Section Namc StatuteS. '0 Wit CIty Of A'tan,Qeite Sprnngt,. Florida, year thereafter until Paid in full $65 05' 1 lori deems It adviSable tc 1vr' Hillcrest Statutes 1951 SF IT FURTHER RESOLVED Stree" front Its intersection wIth S Margie S Parker 'That this Resolution shall beWayne- Park-er Lake- Street, a distance of 410 lineal publiShed once a week- for a PerIOd Of Publish Jan tO. 11, 34. 31. 1Q73 I eel Thi, street is lobe' Six inCh (6') twO (7t week-s in The Sanford himevocp bow' WIth di one inch'. It") Herald. a newspaper of general DEL-rn ____________________________ i'iPttiltit concrete Sui ace' circulation in Se'munoie County. meosurung fwt'flIv feet (20) in Florida FICTITIOUS NAME Ian' NOTICE fSti,cebygiventli4t v.titIi dill dictording to Plans. BE IT FUIiTHEP RESOLVED engaged in bijsirwss f iiao Round specifications and estimates or tile lfl4lt thiS RfSOItitiOfl shall be and V,itti the City Council of thee City of table Dr.. Cosselberry. SemulEic cume efteclive immediately from County. Fioreiia under thee fictItious Altamonle Springs, Fto- ,,Ji, whi(?' and after itt passage and adoptiofi Said plar, Specifications and name Of DIXIE MARBLE 6. TILE PASSED AND AOOPTEO this estimates are twreby approvØ b', CO.. amid thdt I intend to .eguStt' 14th day of Nove-mber. A.D l.'7 said name *ith the Clerk- of the tile City Council and constitute thee W 0. SwoSfura Circuit Court. Seminole County. plant,, specificatIs and estimateS MayOr of the I iuridi in accordance wIth' the of cui fur sand improvemonfs Cit', of Altamunle provt'suons of the Fictitious Name P40W THEREFORE. BE IT Springs. Florida Statutes. ToWIt SectIon $65.09 RESOLVED BY THE CITY ATTEST Florida Statutes l5/ COUNCIL CF THE' CITY OF Jane Richards 5$AROI FALLS A L I A MONT F S P P I N C S. City ClerkPublish Jan tO. 11, 24. 31. i973 FL.ORIDA AS FOLLOWS PtjIusI" Jir 3 IC 197') -t:,'l n',, 4'. , , ' Legal Notice t wtYm iyiflg _., . ,. ',, ',. - "'-.' reQUested Is as followS Thp folIowinc,, described lands lying and being in Iown5*iip 20 South, Range 37 East SECTION Allot the NE i, SECTION 74 All of the S.ctlon SECTION 25 All of the Section SECTION 26 All of the Section SECTION 27 All Of trw E " Thr foliowing deic'iD.d Ijrids lying uric being in 1wnthip 30 South. Range 33 Eas' SECTION 9 Alt ot the Section SECTION 30 All of the ectiori Sidney Vihien, Jr.. Chairman ATTESt Arthur H Beck-with. Jr Clerk PubltIh January 10. 17'3 DEL By SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD AMENDED Notice Of Public Hearing iir bu,ir ii' oun', Con 0' ,'t'iirtUl,' C Oun", sitting as tb, Seminole County Utilities Board will hold a Jblit hearing in the County Commission Chambers of the Seminole County Courtno, Sanford. Florida. on weonecaiy the 17th day o January 1973 at 700 PM, or as soon thereafter as Possible to consia,' in application submitted by Lake of the Woods Trailer Pai requesting a CertIficate of Public Convenience rt NeceSsity for water service in Seminole County, Florida * general description gf the- area wherein øpptitt ion t provide Wote Service hat, LIeN) requested it fOIiOwS Thi' South ID feet of Lot tO and all of Lt 11. Lake of the Woods Suo divISlOr. accord,ng to the (Hit recorae'oj in Plaf Book- 7. gag,23 Public Records of Seminole County. Florida ScOne', VihIen. Jr.. Chairman' ATtEST Arthur H Beck-with, Jr Clerk Publish January IC. t93 DEL _________________________ — ...._ , ' , 'iIce Cream t -- qn.nit ttltnIl(P1 S atthrtlny. .1iiretnry I itit ')inmi 1tinyms a wack __________ 1,1 1 Cold 's ti Li -IjI*'!{ 1 i"ii u ;apsuues I \' l';lt'ii'it'ntary S'html scciiui giu1i'r \\ a tie' 'l i'ihkt'r '.\ssI-:l Ui'. R R tries offi school's new microscope wit Ii help of Principal ( '. M I Iarp and 1)ehhie Blanar, teacher. tAnnRilt'vl'hot '' __ c _—__ Vitamins .! 1 I • I Ii, I -- ------------------I L i1TJ;i ' pI MiiRip(e , WIT II O(J 1' C (ill p0 j 1 2 / I I I I • , , •' , . ' ,, I-----------------I W ii H OU I COU P0 N ii: . . .1 Ii iii I • , 1 1II _ ii — (St .' — Hi IN THE COUNTY COURT. SEMINOLE FLORIDA Estate No 6066 it, r; Estate of IRVING KAPLOW. I —— " , BOB l.I.Oi1) Sanford city' com- 3-2 vote raised their expense payments by $50 a month. Commissioner Gordon Meyer made the proposal, seconded by commissioner Julian Stenstrom. Ccnnmissioners' salaries isihl remain at $150 a month but the raise jumps their expense niont' to $150 a month. Mayor Lee Moore, who voted with Commissioner A. A. McClanahan against the motion, will now get expenses totaling $175 a month. The mayor's salary remains $200 a month. Meyer explained - - for a year now we've been meeting weekly and workload is getting heavier. I think the expense D B j ' ,, iU\ ( , tq ' 'is '.''d thui Pin I 'iIi, I' ---I 11 ' 4 ¶ II 'ii '1" I IA IAY AkW'uI — J separate di; elling units. dropping ;lpartment tap - f f.h('ilmtles b apart. I. Gerald I)ake remtnded commission that Knowles and the roning anti planning commission both orIginally r cci' inmnend ed a pa r Iiiients arid ' Px ZiEF -I WITHOUT COUPON -------------- GRO FOGGER The :30 arn. appearanl'c Is the' first in a series of steps that Chamber members hope will garner support for the project. Other members of the $ I Chamuer committee pursuing that idea stadium the McDunald terms "extremely ambitious." are Julian StenStiIiftl, Wayne Albert, John Spolski and airport manager J. S. Cles'e'land. Other Airport Authority agenda items include con• sideration of leases: building 41 to Seminole Surgical Supplies, huilding 117 to File Tire Company and sub-leasing of a vwtion of hangar four by Page A Airsi-ays Inc., fixed base iiperator. to Aero Service Inc. Se r torn a 's An t i q u e Festival Winter l'ark Sertilnia Club's Sme.thi Annual Antique Show and Sale officially opens Jan. 11 at Orlando's Exposition Park. The show will run through Sunday, .Ian. 14. Show time will be 1:00 p.111. to 10:00 p.m. through Saturday and 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday. Sonic 50 select dealers frem tates as far away as California are on hand to exhibit and sell the finest in antiques ever seen in this area. Fabulous coIk'c. lions of dolls, books, china, jewelry, Indian relics, ornamental jade, silver amid thousands of other items will 1)1' displayed and available for pun hise. I tlmi 1.111 601 127 p ', '"cond Class Postage Pad ot Sanford FIorid6 32771 Subscription Pates ii, Ca' ret 52ff 40 i.t: \'i\; IIU\II' us \j I.\(';III\;I Brach's - Window Box Chocolates ___________ I ).'. H \i \ 'I' 'I' i; R Itit the Wi'ltiiiiii' tVagiini IlmistePs f,lti ii i,ikt' It casio': 1mm ib(IIU%t (ii your rn'v,' stirr(.urlfllrlgs. iiItIh IIiI) Is' )tit 'tiiihi' 110 ', (Jut fart' 1 i1 .. 1\ ' a;0 Roti. 59c Keebler Cookies '1 ' Ill . l Ill Pt IL h \ (Ilij'-. ''I ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR cOUNT. SEMINOLE FlORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. n-iSo In re. The Maniag, of PP4ILLIP HANNEPS. DEAN PETITIONER AND PATRICIA L HANNERS. RESPOPiDIpiT NOTICE OF ACTION TQ PATRICIA L itANdERS RESIDENCE Uif KNOWN AND WHOSE LAST KNOWN MAILING ADDRCSS IS 1413 5th Av,vi, West Point, Georgia YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIF!E0 that an action for dioltion of marriage tiaS been filed bi' PHIIlIP DEAN HAMMERS and you are required to serve a py S your written pfpr .i n, ii CAP P00. Petitioner whose acicless is 612 inford Atlantic Beni' Bldg. San ford Florida 32171, and file ht original wIth the' Clerk Of the above tyIea Court ott or be-Sort the 72nd day of January. A.D 1973. otherwIse judgment may be entered against yo, for tree r,ii,f demanded in the Petlti WITP'4ESSm hand arid the s1 of the Said Court on the 19th day Of December. AD 1973, SeaO Arthur i'i Bt'ckwlth, Jr. Clerk of CircuIt Court Seftilnole County, Florid. By Maxine S Eden De'puty Cier CARROLL BURKE Attorney for PCtiiione' 613 Santor Atlantic bans Sanfq. FIr- ida 32771 PUbIjsh' Dec. 30.27, 1973 3, Jan I or I_it, I t'IO!TIt1 (o1L. -' -' 1.4 * VIRGINIA PETROSKI P0 Box4?14 Sanford, F Pa Open '1i14 P M Sat Urde y s MASTU CHAIGI RANKAMUICAID 520 S. Maple Av.. . 1, Tel ephon. 322.0500 Sanford, Florida CONNIE LESLIE 83) 4/51 Casselbcrrj, FI.t HILDA RICHMOND 668 586/ Deltona, Fla ' B a by i — — — — — — — — ------------- I \ Balsam - Ci . C on dit ion e r WITHOUT COUPON 97r _—" i . I.; . I ' — — — ------------ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — ------------- — — — PublshtJ ,.nd Dam) S L tld.iy. except Saturd,, nil0 Sanford Herald 3 '.i F rench e - Sanford F't p771 Ye,,r 9/c I 1 th I')' liii' S.t,iIii,iI I II'raIlI ,'I.-.'i 55c , 1, -; Authority Agenda Torn McDonald, head of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce stadium committee, scheduled to discuss is feasibility (if a 60,000 feat fo3tball stadium at Sanford tU' ;t Airport Thursday irport Authorit) llt'll 'lit I SuPE I/ . ',i,,d I -— I .j F I. '- L :p i Mouthwash I I zy 1Al1JJ;lrI — — — — — — ------- and said the i'''I ihr ' - THOUT COUPON 69c , ner 'Airport Stadium On ( , W 89c ritr?' pre t nature. SuperX or eill •. f Prescription 1 Super Dry THour coupoN IV 4 i F I I..' SUPE - '/ _________ ( -. fL raise is fair anti warranted.'' Stenstrom commented that he gets so many night telephone calls from citizens "it looks like I'm going to have to put in another telephone line so my family can use my present residence telephone." Commissioners tabled consideration of a request by Central Florida Builders presIdent Harold H. Kennedy that si.'ie er tap lees for townhouse condominium units be lowered from the present $550 per unit to apartment rates that are lower. Kennedy, builder of 10 con. dilminium units at Park Avenue and 23rd Street, said Orange County, Orlando and Altamonte Springs classify townhouses the same as apartment units even though they are sold as I OFF \r'O dwelling tap fee. JUDGES COUNTY, Deceased NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE TO ALL WHOP..' IT MAY COb CERN Notice is g'ven that Tite Cart' rnercial Bank t Winter Park. as Administrator Of thr above Styled estate. hei completed its ad ministration and has filed in thiS Court its final report and application for discharge Objection. if anu. Should be duty filed with this Cour4 After filing Prpof of Publication showing that thr. notice hal beer' published once a week- for fDiJr ccnnecl$ive wiek, the mafle" approval of the report arid the final discharge of The- Commercial Bank at Winter Park as Administrator wel) come before the Court _'e- Commercial Bank-At Winter Park By Herbert W Holm. Senior Trus' Officer. as Administrator of the Estate Richard M Robinson, Of DRAY, ADAMS, HARRIS . ROBINSON. PA Pit Ottic Box 306$ 101 East Robinson Street irIa,ido, Florida 32107 Publish Dec 20.27. 19171 Jar 3. it 1973 0Ev Ia i.. missioners on a ______________________________ In the Court of flu County Judge, Seminole County. Florida, In Probit of HAZEL ORMSBY DILLON Deceased To All Creditors and Persons Having Claims or O.mands Against Said Estate OU arid tact o4 yom. are hereby txItif'cc) and reQuired t p"esen' ar. claims and demands whiCh you, or ..th, Of you, may have against thi estat, P4.lZEL of ORMSBY DILLON. deceased, Isle o 5-aid County. tO the County Judge of Seminole County. Florida, at Pls office in the court house of said County at SantorO, Florida, wIthin 55 calasdar months from the time of the first publication of thiS not ic Tuwt'copiesoteachcl.mr,or demand shall be in writing, and SPlat) itati' the place-of re%isrIc, and post etficeaodressoftheclaimant,andsha,lbe Sworn t Dy the claimant, his agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filinC fee at one dollar arid such claim or demand not so fil.'d Shall be gØ 5 Lessie 0 CohOrt M administrator of the Estate of Hazel Ormsoy Dillon Oec.aseø STENSTROM DAViS 6. McINTOSH AttOrni'y$ to' Admifll5trat,'lj P0' Otf ice- (lox 1330 rior,oa State (lank Suite 22 37771 Publish Dec 20.27. 19171 Jan 3, iC 1973 0Ev 1? I Flifo 1I1hhhhhh1144 Ii's" for ?hC NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ICE ISHEPIIIY GIVEN that y,rtue- f that certain Writ of Execution isSued out of and under the- Se-il of the Circuit Court of iii the Court *4 lee County Judga, Seminole County. Florida upon a Seminole County. Florida. final Iudgment rendered in the In Probate 10 re Estate of aforesaict court or trw' 6th cia', o 3q,mbqr A.D 1972. in thit certain PRESTON WILLIAMSON, SR nose entitled General Finance Deceased CC)rpo,tior, of I lorid, a It All Creditori arid Perioni Having pprat,on Plaintiff. -Ys-- Bmjr1re Claims or Demands Against Said Aaror McMllIan, Cathy Sue Mr Estate. Mlilan and Julia Yu and rich Of you are he-ret)', McMillari, Desenoant, whiCh aforesaid Wrtt ct notified arid required to present Coy Execution was delivered to me as claims and demands wttictm yoii. or either of you. may have against the Sheriff of Seminole County. Flu.rpc3a and I hove levied upon the following e5tatt o PRESTON WILLity5 d1es"rt,pd property owned tip O't.00Sed iat,ot laid County, tO 0urrt,r ,,arn t.iican and count Judge uf Sem,nuie Sue McMilian, said property being County, l'IØIiQi, at hut, Office in the itØ in Senniussle County. Florid., touri house o4 said County at San more particjtarly ijescnibed ford. FlOridi, within %iJ C*flØi hollows months from tite- time of the first One' :n i,lv Ford ipring. red wifte Publicationuf tIltS not,ce Tg copies f eacti CLaim or demand biac hood. ID No CA)1J11v349 Shall be un One' (1) 1Q69 Foqd Torinø, white writing. irid Shall state thee place 05 with, black- hood. ID Plc SA-44R t324$6 residence- anc post Off ice address Of the Claimant, arc shall be sworn t .nd the und.rsigr.ed as Sheriff Seminole County. Florida, will at b5' thet claimant. h.s agent, or at 11:00 AM on the 2Sttt day of tOme", anci accompanied by a flIng Jinudiry. AD $9?). offer fur sale f of One- Oollar and Such claim DC and sell to the highe'$t bidder, to' oemand not so filed shall be' voId ca.ti, Sublect to ant and all exulting Eddie .1 Willianison IIinS.at the Front fW,5t1 Door of the' At, administrator Seminole Cour.ty Cgurthoue in of the Estate o Sanford, FlOriddi, thee above Preston Williamson. described personal property deceased Ttt! .aid sale is being rriaoe- to Mr kogert 0 Mork satisfy the terms of Said WrIt of Attorney •t Law Execution Suite 1515, John £. Polk-. CNA Io,,.,q Sheriff Orlanog. F10r1ci 32101 Publtstm D.C. 30. 21. 1Q73 & Jan 3, Se-mingle Count',. Fig'idi 10, 1Q73 PutjI,sh Jan 3 1(1 11 21 IVY] t)I :i NO _ ___ __ -•.. £CTiOI f,0 '.tL2 os' ,'. 3C i. III I i•tf'iC osflsIflIe, on ttt 1PtI 0?% nf ?KOi AL 19 4,? - VrdIUt' ' PCI 1TIOO(. a Resolution COOSIOCI providing estabtI%ttmeflt of a "d Special PUfPCflf district within fbi kAP4ERINE ANN MAHONEY, ReSpOndent areas deirtbd as folkyw% NOTICE OF SUIT Stock-s Orw Through Fourteen. TO KatPterirw Ann MahOneWeiithersfie'Id. First Addition 4S3 East Lingard Avenue fisock-s 11 through 19, Weather Lancaster. Califore,a stield Second Addition YOU ARE HEREBY WOTIFIEC) Lots One Through Twert'y its. Block 20. WeatherSh,eId. Second that an action for divorce has been filed agairi you and you are Addition SaiD Petofuf ion- shall provide that required to serve a copy Of your n" fioulttn"; U IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI along the' Weklvzi." mfl1Ting a if 'i -- .--. '..' ',.. rI(MTrENTH JUOICIAL. CI ,v""-, JOHN A, BALDWIN, Attorney for rcw Coun?, i, !'?/ I Legal Notice fOr the purpose f cortructsng and t . ,"jf'' A' _____ A gni'ral dscription of the area building permits within 200 feet During the' same' year. the County requested that the Corps complete a special flood hazard report on the renuiinder of the' UttLi' Wekiva River north to the confluencrol Big Wekiva Thisreport would begin at the' northern extremity of the flood information study which was completed inSeptember 1971 by se,iuwo&.i couWT'r - £ihIit —••- _____ Legal Notice plhns and specifications and budgetary constraints of the according to the planner, - Sir,not i4.,&...ahI. ,' _ ___ LegalNotice EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. E'recnt ut the meeting were ttiar.augement services of he of Ciirps Engineers in Jacksonville; Ed Dederholm, of the I)epartnit'nt of Natural Iiesources; George Huff train arid Jinutnic C Garrett, of the firm of Howard, Needles, Tuammer and Bergendor!, which has been assigned U) do a funding research effort for a 'nunty flood plain study; ('nunty Conmussionerr Greg I rummond. John Kinthrougli arid Dick Williams, and Farr. Fa'iiiWtIii[Seminolt' Counti hzis re'quested ii hugh priority for the' completion of the Corps of Engineers flood plain rn fnrnuation studIes for the' Little' Wt'i:iv;i. liii: Wekivi' and St .1iihn Itivers in Seniinole ('ountv Legal Notice t.i' (iijrc' ,' Cnn nn.'r, r' '--P' "ni.%t,nnci 4,5 lI'r " , irwif Count Utilities P.oa'r wi PtOIO jbIic hearing in the Cnun'y Commission Chambers n the Sminole County Courthouse, SanforD florida, on WeCna ipir iitti of Januar 1973 at 7') P M or as soon thereafter as potSible. to consider an nflti(af ion submitted b LaSt Harnoy Water A%ocitian r.ciue'%tIflg a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for watfr anose' Service In Seminole US Corps Engineers Of "'eIved suggestions 'iarIties for flood plain rn --nation report and special id hazard reports from of-'iaLc of Seminole Count' at a irk session called by Count ;iit' , _____ //orirtncn$i'1, iaii r,apion I I f.,t 7 _V . O MC tinPai r.trw. I fl'OW"flfl Sf'tfl,OOIP •PC The UrNiT S IC) 1W' 5I ' -,.,.,. r , ..UI,, uni. •P4,0(1 limi' nc 'baie wilt r ' • ' FLO IOL name rele survaci d,tpPtitIYic tP%at I intend to register na IWfl?1 IPEt 120) 10 wIth Clefl of The Cirwli Cain, Seminole Cotet. Florida art ac ,mpm0me Thai 1i Corcsancc lth fete prOvIiOIn 01 trw Statutes. To-WI? bedoneinstrictcompIancewItffht Section S Gi Florida Statutes 19S7 plans and specIfications •00 said em estimates of the cost Sig Sha,w' Glen Cannon provementI now on file in the office qj PubliSh Jan 3, 10, a' the City Clerk Of Dy' City Of DEL It' Altamonte Springri. Florida. *tiich said Olaf's arid specifications and estimates are hereby approved tint,. nnnrtit iii In lb.' '''-" Inntnnnt ...........I.,..-•" next year, according to FZUT. "In order to appropriately evaluate' each development, it is imperative that ii good flood itlain information study is available' The Board of Commissioners with the aid of Uikv and Orange Counties, has \\ Sit L,l,('Y,.,hI FICTITIOUS NAME I • 1% , I ,, .,,, ,. I h 1IL nuitiher one priority in Seminole would be completion offloodpl.ain infornuitionstid for the Big Wckiva from Wekiva Springs park north to the confluence of the' St. Johns River," Farr said w extent of the stud" in the lt - fl -_ ft _____ Legul Notice l ,t u' Relatives notified the parents C 'immissioners, Councilmen p. m. deadl:nc for ternulnatuig meeting night from Monday to floning, will also remove me provide the Board with their 'nntinue to be pushed aside or night Tuesday searching for a missing two-year-old o' who of Jimmie's disappearance Jordan favored from office. Rut I feel that the knowledge for use as ap- modified." Victor Miller and Clifford the meetInr Mayor Rrnwn said Tuesda He stated that one of the state apparently wandered away Tuesday night, police said. .lurdan; Zoning and Industrial the "no smoking" signs had Monday or Wednesday; Booth interests of l,000 citizens plications come up. Taylor, MICHAEL 19. Planning rffnrts for the legislators was of the opinion from a middle-aged babySitter hauld come before a handful of "'nne by 11w hoard", hut that if Monday, Mrs Raker Mnnthiv cnuncilinar •nmussinners, .hscrihod his brother as that oi tht surface, it would tarlier in the t'h''ti'd 'ltien.s, ' ci1unt v. uld h pursued joint1 i' I'IIIIfl(I anc,i ,Jjf jiouti; , ()UlU'i ',Iit'(1 (liC coU1(: tK Or ' jt'j and Miller Mti;iiIt Police said little Jiriunle Tay curiou.s. He likes to open doors • In discussing some of the b the Boards in proper seem that this would mean a or Thursday. No decision was I inanre and Election Corn- reinstated, more efficient and smoother lot was in the care of Ressie and play with latches." operation of a unigtwernment. prospective, Mrs. Baker mentioned that made and presumably there' utsaloners, Councilmen Victu A neighbor, John Wtntermei. working relationship with the Anderson, a woman in her late l)rurnmond said that one facet I t.iker and Pilnnd; Road and when he opened the door to a status quo. s hired to care for the child er, drove through the Morningdelegation as opposed to the -_________________________________________________________________________________ ti consider would he a Zoning UNIFIED PLANNING ________________________________________________ efforts and approaches from for two weeks. She told officers side section of the city using a and Shore Line Alteration "Through unigovernment separate governmental entities he wandered away from the loudspeaker to ask residens to Hoard which would be elected be on the lookout for the boy and this form of zoning and in Seminole County as is now house shortly after 10 am. for a two vest term. County Wanting T'Jj'4' - ___________/ at and selfish motives should be now employed In the govern, run for the elected offices of the petition and wherever there to the problems and needs of the Cits' Council Monday, in which Mrs. Mary Norton; Police Chic! Mrs Norton again post the •' " citizens and I foresee cit> arid there was standing room only. Donald Dobson; Building smoking" signs. Further, he set aside with an eye to the most ments such as planning, zoning, which there would be seven tat Is a gap in communicatinflA, .. -' ts.,4.i. h,ini, pIJoIK UI&I%' ""P. said, council will observe the io responsive and economic and building, pollution control, least I would recommend that I)rumniond conclutiCU, The multituth' caused City Inspector, James Palmer. Cit w'w!'! nrr'fpr that once this t,s impact problems without ti!1tc 2n r!!Z 1''Ub.tI. rm!'Cr .' LLrIL. iii uorne unti éu.usj iu&it, ttnrncyTnomas Freeruin w i' i. It would appear, according to thing gels going, it will be this form of government.' Continuing along the Lines of me.it avaiLable to the people." department heads would then quip, 'With all the people Thomas Freeman; Fiscal .—.-------------------------make recommendations to the I)rummnnds reporting, that Altarnonie Mayor Lawrence l)rumrnond said. present. we should pass the Agent. Logan Browning; CPA through unigoveroment, the which would "For those city and county elected Board Swofford, Mayor Brown tot plate. We could run the city for Auditor, Harold Hartsock; .. .. r county wouia nave greaur roui ce )UI LI I I j i i # i council the meeting agenda is public oUlcuils who wtMi to render a decision. Accountant, Robert Kramer. ; whole year." The unigovernment council weight in dealing with the protect their present elected Jordan queried Mayor prepared on Thursday and " Councilman Troy Piland was The chili's parents, Mr. and Cl.LARWATER. Fin. i AP Ci Si ii on s,'' Dru mm on d would meet and communicate l)epartment of Transportatlor unanimously elected as the Granville Brown if the policies don't like items to pop up unless asserted, "thc should be with the elected Hoard to as regards Seminole County Neighbors and police sith Mrs. Thn..s A. Taylor are VaIn which he adhered when It L6 an emergency." ctty' vice-mayor Mayor Brown met with op. aware that tins form of identify the existing and roads. "This certainly would be bloodhounds scoured wooded catning in Hawaii. Thy have Coriunitu'e appointments are mayor were' still in effect; that - py Ii"nuiIcI I I ___ ilrIfr,t(J IM1 R ,g, ;; S6 97 _ �TheSanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1973 Political Notebook Editorial Comment Drummond Supports U ni-government! No little attention has been fixed on the recent statement by County Commissioner Greg Drummond. That is an understatement, for the erstwhile chairman of the-county fathers" has not shied away from controversy when he felt confident that his pition on an issue was sound. The accent on attention came recently when The Sanford Herald reported Drummond's avowed intention to present as effectively as he can the wisdom of uni-government for relatively small Seminole County. This viewpoint has been ;idvanced by others two administrations of the local Chamber of Commerce tried to generate interest in the plan, for example. But the efforts went for naught apathy on the part of the citizenry in general and opposition by public office holders whose tenures might be adversely affected. So. when a leading courit official voce a conviction that one and only one govern- - - - the CALN(") group was a step in this direction as casselberry, Altamonte Springs and North Orlando (now Winter Springs) discussed cooperating to furnish services for their increasing residents. But even that effort is having a rough road to travel. And now to make it COU Nfl' WIDE - - - - The duplications in offices tand office holders, naturally! ), expenses, services, taxes in the municipalities and the county should be quite apparent to any who care to study the matter. Just a few days after Drummond's announcement the January edition of FLORIDA TREND was in the mailboxes. In it is this significant and pertinent paragraph: 'Jacksonville reduced its ad valorem taxes a fifth consecutive time which is just the opposite of property tax patterns in most cities - - Offbeat Ruminations mental structure can serve the interests of the !sireoning Seminole County it's little wonder the effect is 'shomg. The idea, of course, is not new: it's the ap I)hcat,on of it to the local situation that is. True. More Heart Deaths Than Cancer fls HAl. ROYLE NEW YCRX AP Things a u'ilumnist might never know if tn didn't oper his mail: Cancer is the disease people - Policeman's Syndrome A S. : psyc'hiaist rc'pots a to llness caused by today's social tension— 'licemans syndrome" The status of a policeman, says Dr. Martin G. Blinder, has shifted abruptly from 'straightforward and politically approved op& cvi!" tr. whrrr hr hc now hr'rnmE" the tx'tween DowerluJ ,soçial I nrces,, This new role, he says, is unfamiliar, complex and ambiguous, as well as politically charged. As a result, his police officer patients suffer accelerated heartbeats, sweats and 1! ghtheadedness. Policemen are literally getting sick of being called "pigs." Meanwhile it is interesting to note that on the ('(Illege campus, where this lovely term was a favorite of the love generation, students are hcing mugged, raped and robbed with such -dartninc frequency - that they are demanding more protection from campus security officers— police, that is. So reported John W. Powell, executive cretarv of the International Association of College and University Security Directors, at a recent conference at Pace College. ly," astrologically picked the because he thought he had outd.iiv he would die and did. lived the predicted hour of his, On the other hand, Chalc'as, death. the soothsayer, died Laughing It was .1'withan Swift who &z-ad the most, but heart dasease' takes twice as big a toll. The No. I killer, It claims each •S_UYVb US .r .)áI(S,j •it IaIj UR IPU( of ev- .,..,.- i - observed, "We have just enough religion to make us hate but not enough to make us love one another." 11 i WANT A PEACE eO, LS ii _... SETTL.EMEA7I- so, A NEt'' er 190,000 Americans, Cancer kilts lIWlia, Natural disasters often take a t.'rt'zitrr lull o' tnrrl life timr fi r ar ,''" uuinpk, ife. For x'l iugtiu, dS iIugriicuui" that more than it million births died. Quotable nc'Uibles: "No min I.-; justified in doing evil on the grouncit if vxpt'diencs. Theodore Roosevelt. Quiillt not size: So much genius and knowledge' spread from ancient Athens that many people have the idta It was a gigantli metropolis. Actually, however, even during its gilden age under Pericles. Atheru had is population of only 300,000 tLt 11 *11: :I t i F k EPilCH ?i fP . ' ' " JL 'IOL lPl js'1N ','..,' A Drc tor L A''.' t P I pr). 1 o, ..N Pill ,3tiQ F ri" a l ' , I '11.Drt &,'nr"al '' (FLBtk's' F Cl I j!.' ' Mirav '',coc We F ctlu' F ,%lIft) TIARRY CUSH I FLA 3' F d'o' Anri Pit,hth,' 4 :. F I ,')k& iF tci : Worth remembering: "The three' ages of man are: school tablet, aspirin tablet — and StOtW tablet ... ' . •,,,, ,, .'.. Shou ld Seat Belts Be Mandatory? have' gone' into effect there, scat belt usage has risen 65 per cent and traffic' fatalities are down—actuall%' down-20 per portion of the American public has decried the tart that since' the beginning of the U. S. Involvement in 'ii•Jfllifl something on the order of 55.000 Americans have A large' $2 40 MortPi 84O 1 Yew Same, As Home Deliver All Other Mail ? 70 Month 6 Months $16 20 12 mos S32 40 S Posl& kegulations pro'idc' that all m&l subscriptions I— paid in advance rtered os sccorid tins!, matter August 77 19011 at tht. Post tite of Sanford, Florida 32771 N' part o1 arty mate,in! news or advertising this edition of "Pie Sanford Herald may be' reproduced In any manner '. ttsoit written permission Of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm rpspon'.sble ton sutPi reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held liable lot clamngr' under t tw l joloA Pit'd daily arid ,iundnys e x cept Saturciap The Herald is a member o' the A,ociated Press which is entitled C*ClU!.Ively to the use for reproduction of all the local rwws printed in this flwSPIpe,r lust their lives there. Tragic" Of course it is But what is really shocking is that the same number of Americans lost' their lives EVERY YEAH in what is beginning to look like a situation of even higher risk than war. And those unfortunates are not Just robust young men. The', 're elderly people, small children and young mothers, too. But perhaps the ones that die are the lucky ones. B'ecaue In addition to them, 3,8 million people are maimed every year, and many carry their disabilities for life. What horribly dangerous activity are they all involved in" What frightening thing must they do that brings such a terrible price' to bear on them' T!t'y drivc or ride as a car That the federal government has been enibeoUrd in a program to save us from Ourselves is no big Secret, what with the large amounts of press given the Experinsental Safety o Ve'hic'le' i ESV a project and the airbag. But It doesn't take too close an inspection of the super e'xpensus'c ESV on tie Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Miniiyn Gordon 8)1 F Estates Goldenrod Eastbrool Misr lp' C,yd:," almost laughable airbag i that magically pops up and cushions you in case of a crash, right" itt conclude' that there' just has to be a bett er way Well, Chester Pulley and the Australian government think they've found that better was'. The name of the' game is mandator seat belt usage' Pulley is behind it because he's president of the Aziit'nic'iin Safety Belt Council, — Australia is behind it because since mandator- belt laws Bear Lake Forest City Grace Spinl'.s 5)1 Bf)e? Lake Mary Ann S i'ik tn,. .,s peacetime defensive alliance—the NATO pact. With the East-West struggle on in force, Russia tried to strangle West Berlin. an allied enclave in Red Territory. Truman used American power with subtle precision, breaking a stubborn, 11-month economic blockade with a dramatic airlift. But the Kremlin was not through pushing It inspir., and supported the crude North Korean invasion of SouU: Is Korea. Whereupon Harry Truman moved uniquely again quickly thrusting this nation—with United Nations back. mg—Into what was then the largest and costliest "limited war" in 1' S history, \ot mari recall that war w'nnv-atel' It was not the z 011 cent. This figure, applied to the annual U. S. traffic death statistic, would mean approximately 11.000 fewer deaths each Year, Pullet that during a recent trip to study the Australian plan he visited Austin General Hospital in says Melbourne. He says he was told there that before the belt laws, 17 per cent of all accident victims admitted to the hospit,al died. With mandatory belt usage, the hospital records showed that figure is now down to 3 per cent, a drop of 15 per cent. The simplicity of the idea. Pulley says, is beautiful. Most cars here are already equipped with not only belts but shoulder harnesses as well. Mu" Ityfl Gordon En Lake Monroe' Long *000 Ann Rile ) 1111 Chuluot,a L i:a Baker wS )'dt C hIuo Winter Spi inus Nnn 'l Colored Community t/Mrvn Hawlt nfl!, j' 1 519 1F O1een Mrs Clarence Snyder DOiona DeBary £ nt,'rprst( ,innrw'tt- Edi.arcts Geneva Oviedo S Ia via -it _J 3?? 4541 L7 Mathucu, 349 S?W ('uple' News Sen-Ice OAKLE' right denials and conceded that U.S bombs may have caused "some limited accidental damage"to the Bach Ir Mai hospital complex near Hanoi Observers claim It was almost totally destroyed But then the 1'entacc,n backed off from the t'onc'essiofl by r inging in the well-worn suggestion that Part of the damage may be attributable to errant North Vietnamese missiles or to falling aircraft. This sort of thing does not allay the uneasiness or uncertainly felt by many Americans. It only adds to the growing suspicion that th e Nixon administration, like the Johnson adminn;tration before it, has not played straight with the people. It does not take an expert in aerial ordnance to know r December, the "cat" patterns laid down b) formation of B'52s—even the so-c-ailed "surgical" strikes by individual f1 ghter'bumbe'r_m5 inevitably result in civilian deaths and Hot wuer, cold water, herd water, soft water —Just turn on the right faucet and there it is, all you want, but it wasn't always like that. F aucets were something you heard about but very seldom saw in houses fifty or six' years ago. On the' bench beside the sink, if you were lucky enough to have it sink I and it might surprise the modern generation to know how niari people managed to be happy without one) stood the water pail. It beside it. This was for drinking water. And bow did the water get into the' Pail' Why, somebody carried the pail to the pinup in the backyard, hung It on the spout and then worked damage to civilian facilities. of war, but especially the modern remute-controlled kind Why oc*s not the administration acknowledge this, and Instead of trying to delude Amen. can, if not world, opinion, remind its critics that North Vietnam is only feeling the other edge of the sword it has not hesitated to use against the population of South Vietnam' the long pump handle up and down (this was excellent exercise for strengthening back muscle:). It was neeasary to pump for some time ball, Eirstiru'i' ;snsi'14' ig''' /V 0 fl e P y i AS K By L t G o v i . .' - -" To rn . 'J'.-\l,LJA 11ASSEE, Fla. M' U. Gov. Turn Alams says forida should go into the movie to update its business promotional films mind prevent tourism in the' state' Irons BERRY'S WORLO floundering '1 )'ears since a new : 4$ nmiotion pit- tin-c on Florida has been produced by the state,'' Adams :uid during the opening day of budget hearings being comiducted by the governor. Because of increasing de muands Irommi out-.of-st:aet' television stations or filmmus about the . - .' _- , 'i ' mimi Ili liullilom ;,it iilti'ti iIlM'ti atimi uhc'u'pa'ti it I,;i ',t ss em'k Mimi mu' •sr,ul Cominissioners Gordor. Nleyer. M(Clallahall insix-cled it illicit I,iihlmiu,i'uI hs' Austin I )cs'e'iop. musent ( 'iiiiiuuiy along a railroad Bachelor V Fault unsh n I i S 10110111114,11 i' ''it , is up to the mayor.'' hl'sth, inappropriate (sine, bin t'',''r said Mayor Brown replied, don't have to give a tea5r that '% ni', prerogative.'' Fur (her. \fayr.r Brown said, ''I lust thought you'd like to know IL'jrtw!ur replied, 'thanks ft ciIItI he was rogntuint of the said they proe's'a'cic'si right of way to I ,uc'mist Avenue B'sc'tic'lsir hike' mit but wotikl give ''every sltiimutl(in ,ouuing plans mind yrili to consideration uiui tliqt'ussc'uI tIic'u which his' sit ('s'ls'ry Avs'nui', ss'est ((5 ((51, ' ' ni ' intaills was us vtcuimunon iii (tic' Mu'hlunvi 1k' Avenue and ''50 nistii nu' I 'os Till s, ha' 'muiiil I .iis'iist Ave'nmim', hue bwnin was insiic'',tis'i of uioini' usm' m'ontrssvm'rsial in recent nmmonths ' Open House S e/d Bank b Y U" TC!1 a@ %01 fly FANNE-rit: El)W,RflS H where' he' worked until he was recalled to active duty in 1950, I)El ,TUNA -- hit' First hank serving for 15 months. Upon his of )v!tona will hold "Olmi return he waS appointed viceHouse'', Thursday, Jais. II from pri'sitlent of the Stroudsburg 9 am. tm' 2 pm. for the public to bank. nwi the new president of the Zim'ge'n(uis served as bank Melvin It l genius su ut is vice- president of the . hiefreslmwnts se ill be sc'rs'e'si First National Bank of and registration for a free U.S. I.&'w,stsiwn, Pa. and joined the Savings Bond, to be' given away F irst National Bank of M iami in that afternoon. April sal 1956. Iie're he' has Ziegenfus assumed his new served as president ,in(] It.'ut'twlor .lorcl;iri and Mrs I buks'r related they had heard ''riinisors'' but were not offhi'uihly contacted in the' matter t IN-vaust. of flotoding of ill). without public'w- rprsu"cc complete Valencia Col lid ot Ili front of liv,,' house's, four of :iulsidii, chance that it was and dried'' and that advan"" liut'iii nn't'uspmcd ;srr;ing nim'rit.s ws'r made for 'is'i'isli'nt 'ml I1,I(.I I plf),- ,,olt.( I t1ill 1,11,,Iiifl flit, ;ipipointincitt (if I)-ribson. %kill With regard tit a statement * consistentl) pressed for refuse' to issum' building P('l'imdts has advert I police by Mayor Brawn that a petition senient for or ('Oilflt'('t utilities to ni'w ''480 u'jti/efl' '' ' ', hr,hd,s',' • ,:, , ,; t'e f:r years to come Central Florida. "I took the . , at long hours and low I:wi~, Bachelor said, ''because thou ght there was a futur here,'' complaining duel's by hotiies in tb' sutIivlsiusn until ,t,si tiomi was formerly mud- ;itsut the police department'' the develo p er constructs (hit s'ertise'ul Iinwu'v.'r Dobson was indicated action, Bachelor pe'rnmiamment sloruis drainage i isiitt'd without niiu('ti )iiblll' ranutensicul the petition, dr. estimated to cost S100,M) and thu Bachelor related he wor' Win,,- Monday night ' Springs only full - tin policeman and that if he had r.n .' had civic interest he would have done so Bachelor said first eruption of conflict wiu the mayor came as a result of s the inatter was ;iise'ussel in in ;in election attempt to the Ste'nstrom reported us advance of (1w meeting. All of city's governing ls'siy, was for imuispl:set'sl ''dike'' to 24 - hour poInt' 11rote1'tin which prevent this' t'ouins'ii,mis'ru I4'us'tis'lnr s',iml Flooding the sIn et hail been se crc w irs tha he Instituted t this may or remuioved. l.ast week City not 'sn" to re'i wmint 'timn and k Manager Warren Knowles w r Itarheior vinl the first in1st) aware that l)ohcnri r:itle'd earthen dike ''stupid'' would not 'i(st' t (ha' ,s'sitlun illr;ition he had that tie would and said It was in lose' his position was when (tie wrong for less than $,8l'1 place and wotild actually hold water In front of .: .,_ - missioti agrevil lilt- city ')lu I no I rum ifl, u after recommendation that Set , ! , Kennth be promoted to sergeant establishing a chatn4 Bachelor said lie spoke with NI;Iyor Brown advised him a office' sun Jan, 1, replacing director of other allilliates of before Christmas homes I'ihnd who 'lcluuiitte(I he was week Ch;su'les S. Johnson, forno'r Southeast flanking Corp. lie instead of keeping itthe out of (lie but tbi'it Qiis'rlu'sl as to a rea son and t he aware of the s ituation president and chief executive also servs'st as vice-president in street. * officer and it founder of Liii' ttit' Florida Correspondent Moore said Austin ''knew he hank. Johnson resigned his port Banking I)epartnuent of the would have drainage in order to devote his tune In First National Bank of Miusnil, problems'' before he purchased other personal interests. the Parent Bank of the the San Ianta property for Ziegenfus, a native of Wilkes- Soutlue.sst limsiuking Corp. development two years ago. Barre, Pa. began his banking 1k' is a graduate of the ''Arid still nothing's been done,'' . career in July of 1935 at the Ltniversitv of Pennsylvania, tie said. Wilkes-Barre Deposit and Wharton School of Accounts ''This is the time the line Savings Bank. After serving arid Finance, the American should be drawn,'' Moore i / here for seven rears, he entered Il;uukt'rs Assn. Graduate School stiuted, the U. S. Army where he sensed of Winking, Rutgers University Meyer, Stemistrouui and in the Finance' Department and and served as mimi instructor for Commissioner John Morris ' was discharged with the rank of Ito' American Institute' of agreed with Moore that the' , captain in 1916. Ba nking Courses in Miami open ditch should not be cornn'u.'ind, The mayor deen',ett it unnecessary. - , ' S A da stats', Adams said many of thai.' requests now mire being filled b) cci mu mu en ci a II Y produced imiovics. lie said these films are unsuitable for free TV (irma' in muiafl)' iuiarkt'ts because of th e 'ObVIOuS comnnmaercial pitch lronui the sponsoring organirmation. ''If theY ;ssk us For ma movie' about Florida,'' Adams said later, "ss e'd hate to send tlaenui ;s be't'r I uiimsiiit'r&'imil BtX)M 1)AMAGE Some of the historic frcues attributed to Giotto 11266-1336), founder of th e Floren ti ne school, arid of 4hsi 13th and 14th Century artIsts in the Basilica of St. 1"rancis of /s,ssisi in I'Come have been damaged by supersonic Lxxxn.s caused by mIlitary air- craft, it was dalmed rerently. '' - ' . By MARION regional plant. llsiwt'ver, It;sslt'ljf Ic said he pointed out to 'IA (tie necessary documents in ;wrsoni to Tall:shassee officials ' It lie returned to Wilkes-flame Chapter. allowed. and in 1946 accepted a position The new president is looking McClanahan agreed also and as secretary-treasurer of the forward to nuiecting and asked that any further contact Stroudsburg Pa.i Trust Co., greeting the bank's depositors. between the city and Austin be Federal Aid Asked For Sewag e Lines " p . - ' ' / R: --I- -__ I(E1'uEsEN'i'A'i'R'1:s (H" Seminole' municipalities met Tuesday with Phi, (g,tiiing,In, I 'iiiuniv I 'Ifl?flit,inn sna'1 di c s d th a"nsinPt'' cons'" troversial new Air and \Vater Pollution Control ordinance. Led by '' '''"''''•'"'"' .,','S.IS".'- s us e " e I-AIA that if Altamonte extends ()It Monday. Wiliter Springs Mayor Granville Brown, the cities again strenuously The' city received officimsl notification Monday (limit it is the ncs'ipit'rit of ma federal grant for $3,402,000 liar expansion or the' sewage plant iii which the' city will have' mu re'giomumsl plant mar ciii' mure';l . auusequt'ntuy, e.iIv its sewusgi' facilities, ness' intc'rs'e'pbir lines would tie mim'ut'ssmsrv. 'l'bui'ss', hi' said, would eno'otuipmsss northeast train lAarigwlKHl usrill the west Alt;uuiiisnite plant would hi' objected to portions of the ordinance. Shown above with Langley Adait', Seminole l'ollutiun Control officer are, from left, Sanford City ('oinnuissjoi:a.'t- John Morris, Longwotl Mayor-elect Eugene Jaques, lir'own, ath(l I4ongwood ( 'ouncil:nan Louis Kkky. Related Story Pg. I 13) (Ann Sieczkowski Photo) the city attorney to prs'pmsrt' resolution :u's'eptimig the ofle'r mind further msuttiormied map. phication to this' Env ironmuienitmal Pnsite'etion tgemus.')' for a gr:snt for s.'onstrin'tioni of an intt'rt'eptor systi'mmi to the regisinimsl plusnut for an mapproxmrii:ste cost of $2600000 Cit)' I•:rigins''r Harold lt;uicliffs.' wuss :sutbiori,m"I Iii prs'pmsrs' plans for (tie' new tre'atmmat'nt plant and it is anticIpated the' city will advertise for bids in June for this.' 7. miaillioru gallon tiaiI structure. It:' dcii Ifs' rsinit inued that I innigwiioal 5% sushI riuuistruct mimi initers'u.'ptar systeums Irons SR 134 to (tie north end mul 1) iugl:is A5'('nitie amid there will be' a nis;ssts'r lilt slatiomi mat time' north t'nid of I)ouglas Avenue' mind force' uivainis to (him' pianl. Huai'lifl' (liS('luM'd this' ahmimit will have' acls':unu('esl waste trs';uluiieiat c;ipmst.uls' of reimsos'sntg nutrients to this' hiight'st available stnte', 'l1ie eflluienut will lx' ill lX'tt('r (humility, lie' suisi, than drinikinag water stustitlm,rsls. Furt)is'r, iii' said, this' El'A hans AI.TANIONIT' SPRINGS — .,h..,,., ''UI. Ii5iP t'iit'(iJlipi55&'(i i''•'''' 'oiini'il yesterstay ;suthori,mel is a psurtion of Ormunige ('ounty, I - ,L.. ..-------------.•.. ,.,.. ...,, ......................... Itusik'hiffe told council it would he nie'u.'essary to buave mini magreemmuent with Iongwooci s'uinirm'rning the' treatment systt'iui ansi suggested a uiautual utility board tYix' of , (J'i 'uliuli ocIi Arbo r L H)' %NN shl:t'zKtwsKl 'Ito' question of wtik'h is tM_'tter—aniuiexation (ii the! City of Smirtforci sir inclusion iii I duke Mary incorporation will be tliorsnigtuly exusmisinied tonight mit a nmisetinig to tie held at the Upsalus l're'sbyteriani Cbaurt'hi iii 7:30. 'flit' muit'i'turigwdl be attended ro up Meets Vi ti!s'n anti I )istr ict ('omlm iasis'asiiier Johns }iuiibrougbi. Ili'suk'nsts in I AscIi Arbor luuse' prest'nitt'd mu petition rioting their Ikusitituni mugusitust hieing included mu this' mncorpormstiiuni botuud:srie's of I .aks.' Mary mis described b', ttui' inme'or po rmstimun coiisimtittt'e Also s suiting their si ishut' tin resmusimu suiitsidc' the' curpormik' hiuiiits of I.ake Mary were resmsis'nU.', sit 'it's' ' i t irtIsII '' WESTERN JEANS o.ils.Siums.Reut'ar1 BEST SELECTION Denim. Cords Other Fabrics • G rm',wnrin'*l ic i,iiin,'ui rm'osuu'sts'd I1V.rs;mccsrin' S,irini' by niss,'niibers of (lie lAudi Arbor that the' regional ;hsmit shioulsi Iskt' mini siiss'hiarginig the' ef('iso' Association imuenihers of Estatt', Park It iii gs' ,uuint be rsnmipletcd within two years flus'mst ulitsu (hit' I,it(le Wekiv:u Liii' Lake Mary Chamber of Sutaurb;sni I':statt's mumud will serve mall (tie area west River. ('sauianmuert'e mind Incorporation l(ach'IiIle' nisated (lie ('ity is of U. S 17.92, Eatorsvslle (imu that' 'aiiinmaltte'e, headed by Sminmi Ih'sidt'nati in several of (flu' south; I orugwood on Ow north •'lihiic' For ma $2 mnillhiomu grant Pratt mind 1 kanald Jackson, AL_so surrsmundiuig areas which :sr' ansi on this.' west to this, county for this' mnitert's.'jstor lmsi'liitie's arid iris mliii to Ismirtiriluite in lIds im'liimtt'ct in that' txiunuslarie'.s .s' iinss' l',s('kakl,' jilmint.s, he' ,smaid, thui's mu' uinily ;spprsaxiiiimitt'lv mire- lte'preseiitusttve outlined by Pratt's s.'oimiimiitt's', se ill be placed an m' schedule by $&i0,00() usual n'uismilni to lx' I':ialfs,nut' Mooney, Vinit's' has'e' s'uimnplmainiesi on is numiube'r flnianit'esl hi) lIst' the state' (or phussinig out. 551) l"s,'ctute'I ; I1ete Knowles, of I)t'('iiSIOflS (bit tile)' hose' limit Radcliffe' revealed this is the ApplIs'atisni deadline is Jan, Ui city of Sa nford; County Corn- recciveul sisflie'kmit notice of first (flue in south Seminole ansi Mayor l.mswrcn('e Swofford miilssion Chmiirmnan Sidney imicetinags wtaere' ll:sl.'iif(' curIratiumi ha been ek,e'useel ui' It has beens reported that notice's we're sent out on the list't'ting to be held tonight. All irste're'sted residents in any u.iI the' involved areas are invited to ;itta.'mid uritl let their opinions be' hi';srd Come See. Come Sae ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS ih7 ii , ',,,in#orni ..e 11 OLIVETTI L ET'TE RA 3 1 - eguiar $54,SO APO '' - :~ $ . ursugraIii County (limit there will be a true ansi ltisds'liffe pluto lo transmit t'n's'('.tI : u1 '1 IHJ%SD, I 1.014111% _______ t1'I4pI'ES SIIOW-S.tII ______ 1• 0. SlId *5 e 1.11 DELAIID ARMORY wl.I)SI.sl)Ai, "I'm sure the,e' still light at the end of the tunnel. Th trouble is, we can't seem to find the tunnel now!" 'T'J'' ' , I' i/i/s 1 I, P4LA, I . ' ' our 1__2iIu¼,5 'hat'lt's Edwards i 'till(s)) ' Adams told (kus', Reuben Aske'w Tuesday thmmat the state' Cu,'mssunserce Departuiient, where hue serves as secreta ry, was seeking $210,000 next fiss.'msl yemsr to produce arid distribute 'four new nisovie's on Florida. ''It has been better than six i'r'inr,l h(uilroucl official s cold Iambi', tin srm iris u stlg,utlng Iii scm if liii iIiI* ii is on their I)rolwrt', ia-ft - ('xx'I'ien('C. — A (tic' ' ( )ffict'i', is fd)i'Ihhc.'i' VICe j)I'VSi(l('l'it ('Oi't'('SJ)Otl (l('ilt Banktng D epartment of hit' l'u'st National Hank of Miami and has over :ii; veai's of hank itig e d t- o r !\'lo v I e s _, 111 ,' VIrst 11ank of Deltona and chivi I-',\vctl(iV(1 Majority of the city council went on record Monday night opposing an)' count)' ordinance which gives the Board of Count)' Commissioners authority to take action within the City without prior approval of such action by the City Council. Referred to in the conversation among members of the board was the county 's pollution control law. Councilman Duerr insisted direct control by the county within city limits is not in the best interests of C.asselbcrrv and further that the £ i'nni'rs IIlI IIff '. ' - Other committees named were street lighting, Pr. Duerr and Embree; annexation, Zacco and Virz; paving, Zace'o and Enibree; Civil Service ordinance rcvie% - Win anti Dr. Duerr with assistance from Mel Paris anti Bergman: determination of ways to provide better efficiency and save money in city operations gleamed from siie'er'stion boxes t . '1, - a' iF tither committees on which he would rather serve. He did accept the appointment, however, and he ansi 7scco were instructed to have a report ml the current go ttIt' situation bet Oi't' &u)liIit'il at its iuet'ting iiu't week 7ceo said there has been no improvement in the garbage situation for months. The city has an exclusive franchise milli Reliable (;arbaa.' conil,gin% of Orlando for the service for the citizens of the' city. ("uty Manager Hon Bergman said the time has come for definitive action toward the franchise, lie said he has threatened the company time and again and threats no longer mean anything. Perhaps the compan he said, should be called before Council and its bond forfeited. War is hell, any kind any water appeared, but finally the pail was filled and then You carried it back to the house— using both hands if you were about ten years old, and stopping for frequent rests between the pump and the kitchen door. Whenever you wanted a drink you took ttic dipper off the nail and dipped up just enough wdler to quench your thirst —no more. You knew better than to throw any water away, because you knew per lectly well who was likely It be the one to carry the pail out to the pump for a refill, \ _______ Report was asked of consulting engineer, H, C. Conklin, of me thods of tr eating storm drainage. H. T.. San Diego, Calif. A Could be your tires are underinflated And you might tuave' the front end alignment checked, giving special at. tention to the camber settings. Automott t' questions of general interest will be' ansered In tins column. If you have a quedion about your car, motorcycle or recreational vehicle write to Motorways, Cuple% News Service, in care of this newspaper. people had a granite one—white inside and either blue or dark red flecked with white outside. There was usutIl' a long-handled dipper ti. match the pail hanging on it nail , - police department of a video tape recorder with costs of tile purchase to be bo rne' at the rate of $584 from city funds and th e f eder al government in the fonn ofa grant at $1,750. that the rntt'nse. saturation-type bombing carried out in shoulder strap before 'i I I count)' with authority could use it to halt building in the city. She said in addition she has not found the county government in the past receptive to helping the city. Win maintained that in his opinion the county does not intend to abridge the city's rights and Zacco added that the city should not take a negative stand toward the county government. Ernbrt'e said he didn't think it was Dr. Duerr's intention to pound back the County Commissioners ears, but rather to protect the city. All the members of the board said it is their desire to protect the city. City Attorney . Kenneth McIntosh said the county's only power* over the city would be by action through state authority. McIntosh and Bergman were instructed to look into the matter. in other business, the city approved the purchase by the law could work in the United States, Pulley says, because first of all, he believes must Americans are willing to obey the law. For those who aren't, all the police would have to watch for would be an unused might be just a tin pail. But most , — otc'd for Zacco. I eighty took the chair and Embrec nominated hr. I )u,'rr for vice chairm in wA hule Win nominated 7.acco and the %'ots' went the same as the first go.round. The neut chairman immediately named various corn mittecs to serve during the forthcoming year. ills first all. pointmcnt of Wirz on the garbage committee' met 11,11 11111 resistance from the councilman ho insisted there were County Action Opposed Lets Reminisce ils HELEN M. PAGEL - I 'ightv and Duerr voted for lA"ightv liile Wiri and 7at'n'ui bond forfeitures in city court: $3,563 in building permit fees; $6.1 in dog licenses; $190 in animal control fees with total revenue for the month at $72,301.53. The absence (if Councilmen John Leighty and Zacco at the Dec. 27 meeting was excused as was the absence of Zacco at the Dec. 18 meeting. Frank Dale',', director of the Seminole Count)' Industrial Development Authority, appeared at the meeting to make It known he is read)' and willing to help the city in discharging his re-sponsihilities to bring industry to Seminole. U.S. Should Quit Pretense on Bombs Turn On Faucet For Water ' slitul, C ii,' suita as tion is not acreptatik' Ifousing Adrnlni ;tration has writing. adm i tted it wa s in err rut htenslrr',i, si,iml Its, Pius t,ec'r, :iriii they want Austin to put in "anioriI cmlv s'omllInlssll,n,'rq sos' liter will not iIt'ref)t ra'm'a'is'irig rmumiiplsInt s train Ito' ItOO,090 allowing revile a repossessed perrisanent cic'vehipa'r Wick Austiti's imperi Ilsisuihia I 'iva' pursuperty owners strain:,ge that will go to borne' at 815 Valencia ('tort city ditch airsainuige of it port inn iii sin (tic' spa'nlrig of the railroad star iii sewer main on South West where there Is a whtufc' Suiti I .anl,i stitshlvisisat mis it right of way djtrti by Austin Sm,amt'rliri Avenue before any hhs'wk of inadequate drainage however, FHA Orlando Setvke '1s'iilporary mmim'n sure until ltnvihiiu Itt lye is south, of lIar' more house's are built i the' the snisilvision Offare Stiper visor .lrhn F ;K'rtmulnm'nt piltesi s1r:ain:i'c' is riitirnmml 111111 tituuih"r of syiin I I'lItCIflJ, site (iricirlu,''ii 'u hpias.'', .,;'';,, ;; , ;e;; .; , t-; . os,si, • 'rolia''1. I n,i 's';,;;; problem is between the city urni who Mist in had ritoved Into a Austin had told 'iii ''I Knowles he hcoiuc' at 80.1 East 141h Street Austin 1"ieinpenent (otnpr, not Interested in a 'ts'mii;wirars'' open ditch uulo,ig wsoihsl c'crrsiw $fW Psi pay for utter the city banned new utility The FIIA official denied ; (lie ruullrcual tracks,'' ih'rlar,'ul lappini: sun overlo:udc'd IIK'ucl 'nnn,otions In San Isnta "has Avenue city Mayor I A'C 1'. Moore, storm sewer main bc'e't, tisken rare of at his agency has an',' r" -r I 1 ,111f, to take Ito' Seaboard wmult'r Irsuinm the open (Austin's I f'*4'flSe" in the situation ('ufl si ' and impounded 102 creatures. In other reports at the meeting, the city received $16,115.34 in cigarette taxes in December: $7,108 in fines and I ' ii, , A horse or tuo, a couple gerbils, a few snakes in addition to the regular dog and cat population have resided of late in the C,asselberrydog pound and many of the creatures are available for adoption, CouncilVice-chairman Edith Duerr pointed out. Mayor Bill Grier said the city's animal control officer, Vicky S hook, is doing an excellent job. During the month of 'ember, the city received 82 dog and animal complaints :t.': F' (.a'.'.'lti.'try l,nglewood , ilium uiiiis'rttucl ':ar'laihI) '' Dog Pound Animals A mandators' belt usage Certainly a mandatory seat belt lais raises some grave questi ns in the field of personal liberties. But on the other hand the benefits of such legislation are rather obvious. Q M steel-belted radial tires seem to be wearing rather quickly on their outside edges. Whet could the problem be' -" YJ , -- ele ction from being one-sided'' nominated be inctailei in 'it One Man's Opinion By DON Un' ~ ~~ , maintains, in the face of any number of eyewitness reports by Western observers on the scene, that only sts'ict' ly milit.ar,lo' targets have ever been struck. True, the Pentagon has backed off from previous out. B JON THOMPSON ('nplt' Ni'sis ServIce SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c wee '4206Months breath in 1948, Truman rammed through America's first allies and friends have compared the now - suspended bombing campaign against Hanoi and Ilaiphong with the Nazi's destruction of Rotterdam or Coventry in World War 11. The administration compounds the situation when it S •,'.,. p It is tragic enough that some of America's erstwhile Motorways , i peacetime draft. Then he put together the country's first ~ __ ~ - S The art of getting five men to do the wiiT of ten. Death ('llflWS to pt'oplt' in odd Ways: Agattiocles, tyrant of Sicily. was killed at 95 when he' swallowed is toothpick Rottert Burton, author of "Thist Anatorm of Melanchu- -Y :.-' 1 Y, When the Kremlin smothered Czechoslovakia's last tree I f',5 II',' 11)lt l.tA)Vll Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1913- 5A Commission PtDitch SanTor nt N, Councilman John 7.acco, On the roll-4-all vote, Einhree, suddenly threatening skies. For Russia emerged as tht ally-turned-enemy, " de%qFA I )e!initaisn of nuarusgenlent SANVOD. AvE ku't'piii As ii this were not enough, hr brought it all oft undc'r 4 smaller than that of Omaha. This is no knock on Omaha. It hasn't been around as long as -SW_ 19 f, Election of the city's new Council Chairman appeared cut and utheel Mond,w' night as the 1972 chairman, Edith i)uerr, announced she was not a candidate for re-election to the post she has held for two rears. New Councilman l'he'imas Emiwee nominat edJohn I 'ight and Councilman ilhiliard Win for the sake of world 1-1 Athens. hr 'anthrb Nipralb H flON\. truly global. The unconditional surrender of Germany and Japan cave him the unprecedented task of helping to govern two great enemy lands. He used the victor's resources hem t. tarsugritedly. to rebu ild by side with reconstruction aid to ou r This went side western European allies, justly celebrat ed for its n;;sis'c generosity And with the picking up of hurde dropped by others (aid to Greece and Turkey). Little remembered is the (act that Truman chos e : damp down rising suspicions over our most potent all, the Soviet Union. and extend the offer of help to the whole of Eastern Europe as well The Kremlin spurned it. 1o' itself and the lands its armies controlled. Even without the inclusion of Russia and its compul. sor allies, what Truman undertook was the greatest managerial assignment in history. He may e hav failed M a haberdasher, 'but he rebuilt much of a war-shattered - ~r Acti '* ons ilniqurnecs and full magnitude of his accomplishments lkft out of his country's highest war and foreign poll( secrets tx'fore he look office in 1945, he plunged into ur turbulence of World War II and its aftermath and gaine immense' stature as it "foreign policy president," He was the first man ever to preside over the l'nite,j States in an era when by circumstance Its power was stalemate" often roriraved. After our terrible retreat before North Korea s newfound Chinese allies, we drove the enemy slowly but steadily hack into North Korean zones. Though once more applying our power with restraint, we were menacing the capital city a second tini when a Russian tapped an American on the shoulder the U.N. and asked for armistice talks. Today's "truL't line" takes a good slice of North Korea. Did all these things "save the free world," as Truman eulogizers say" "Revisionist" historians now argue we imagined the danger. or that we drove Russia to aggressive acts. The' are blind The peril was real, and what is most memorable about Harry Truman is not just that he met it with decisive courage but that this "ordinary man from Missouri" acted with such impressive Imagination in dilemmas, unlike any ever faced by the leader of a great natioi L.upland lrmg,cpurs were caught in is vast, blinding, wet ShoWstorm over Minnesota and Iowa in 1904 Naturalists estimated r- B d W.\SIIINa.'TON, it' For all the hi%''ines of the eulogies heapel ojn the fallen Harry Truman. many don't quite capture the r f _W_1.~ -_--1--t~r. .-. ___ MA_&__ '____~_ . ------..Z--- B' BRt'CF fllOSS.T "Although Jacksonville's budget rose $20 million for the 1972-73 fiscal a growing economy and new sources of revenue permitted the ad valorem cut. All the cutbacks have conic since the city and Duval County consolidated in 198. Millage cuts since then total about 13.5 mills for the core city area and 7.5 mills in the former county area." From the vantage point of leader of county government do you suppose that the former chairman of the Counts' Commission has a clear perspective of the overlap of government and its attendant duplication of demands on the taxpayers' pocketbooks? While it isn't likely that Drummond will be overwhelmed by support from public officials, it would seem reasonable that a host of the taxpaying electorate might join forces with him. ___ Council HST: Big Crises, Firm Decisions On Unigovernment And Drummond The Sanford Iiernki - li- ed j r' liii Itla,% 5., Iii i ,, s litlilA',, J%S. jsj hot.' k iP,.ui 5 5' tI t'i ill 40 IJLMJJ4S SIR)WIN(. ' tI, hi 5 , ' --- II, I ('Ill ALl. FXhIIItl'I S 1014 S'sl,L "lAss Is a Ja*svn.f.5)c, .SIli'SA *ouiio. sci, i", ius WITh THIS AD ONLY $1.00 1^&rJo61WWW~.VWWVVJVWVW%VU the In. Full- size kbootd SPICIAL 2995 Smartly •t'yl.d. Solid m.tal frame and constnchøn. 2.coior ibbon. S.gm.rit skit. Autoniahc porugroph und•ntat,on, Vsstucul and bur'sontoi koli-ipucirig, C i,mpl,t. th b.ataIfiI caung asa, .i'* rge sluart [2geo 133 (sit C*IAEO, htCl4 *OIIS PP.n.s Oti.nJ. 241-34)1 — Lots C.vsity 3535534 Cocoo 63.l242 - Da,t.mia hash 2)5502 T,s,,s,,tt. 2676I5 ¶ih $'.,uiJ 2624570 - �a t W . I - I S i ,øvi,ui U S ••• lu r'er S S S - There's ----------, --.---.2 Persona ls 7 o NORGETOWN rwo A ;-• sic f,•c' Cni'cr. n"z Male U cnou, Cards of Thanks -- - p Howard MiUl'1. jolo c Springfield. Isarbara ftrnwn, StAll 04 F jar Idft State ftmnl for kindness and t0n%IderRtI0r Shown during my moItwi. Foorpticit t. M$dQe3 lflQl'tlflp limed "rith Ploctges n, e ' appoint"n! r ri t&wtrr Mt cit 'vz TA(.FPi a.onw T141,I IsACv. T'M'X)' RI MI MRI I 'THAT XD ,i411TTCUI or Qrftde1 eperlencect O?•WI.I'r P Also c, ,, r. ' ' - ' - - 1 hw'i' I 4r' fUGIfT' .. 'm't*4. S - •. -, •, W3PR wi tiP wi" ,.En iu un nor RE c'?7 j.... HtV, CP' I . ,' a. _________ 4' it I )a,., t-to —1:1l L " , -v. .,,_, '446 G' - VV"l..) T'-€ A MAI. EC.OZ'T - , DIEt'F EJE'i I, T"TT I "7/ S.nglr' .rs;Fi Choose only I .' - .-'. 7 -- i3 - '_ H 1 L'1 .LI [ -' H S _, '--5 -• I j o. • H ¼ ; / 7 - r, i.3•' - 11 Ok ' 1I'4E WN5:'155 r,-i'- MFF AT:".. '- ))kA 53 , C')P-JPJA CI kA'A -' C.eneAI S TCP,Cr- ASSIStAn! full Apply in person Ici Holidgi, mousi13(1 1 Commercial St., Santo-Il between 7 arid 4 Appl.c Iitifly to, MOtor Route Carrier; now bPing tAki'? Aflpk 'i'pl( 51-P4h3RD HERA. r 300 Pd Frencf- I 1-f Sanford 37: 7611 _____ J In ~ S 371 -. WANTED I person to Work at AIktt.?Aflt parts manager (i celli.n Oppo'tunity ID? mar o' woman to leA'?' the autnmb.ir 0.11 business No expericive nereisar', (icellent tringr bencflhi Paoo .micatiOfl Pict uniforms Apply in person only BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN 3. 119 5 Hwy 172. Santoro .ion' delivery, most have CR? ainr Know area Generous pa' allowance' toino Salary Call 37 541(1 After S - pliwiiy 17 93, Sanford I 4T . ' •• w4iIIIIII.- V I - • ' ;., - ','Jf / Ma' ill WAlsh one poliSh crrt Dr,vrr's license Re'erenei, Steady employmen' DEALEF AL'11 SALES P4Wy 17 g2, 3? - - '5- - I_ '44 f ___ - ii'[ ' - - - 4 -' Female Help Wanted_- If 4I" laf- (UI? rpdusIrjCenp. AND ... - 'ret.siiry, -. fWJVJ -, - / - L - d,.-- '. ': . -1 !i— \— --- - I : '-i Pg,' tm bookkeeper, wIlt FACTORY RECALl. HSTRUGTLOH A$(JAL. iT... 1 ' 'I ' 'i" ..._.__jli? - IS YOUP \ • ,,,,,, i , \_— '••—__,," - , 5-. Apartments Rent Unfurnished c'o-°*i' area es I ?riinrt,,?.t,r I ' SLE, IrwAE, J WITH BIG AT'5, -1 ; NE-- )ufllef QItI full timp Apply S t 3 M, ry$ØflØ intO Chimer 7100 5 F-rcncti Avi • - u - '-iAiS _J i4D fl.1,47 e''Ej: PIZZA FC 5,ji' \ LAST NL'-{T. , I &IE. ' 's;. C,C.Y BANK EMPTY' AVON cm" "rip you III' It with pitra cast yo can oarr As an AVON Reprr-sentnt,v,- Mokc Money for new clothes a d,ShwaPi,r, cola' 75' Cal' 444 30?j (. • •' : F . ... r — '. : $ . - ' cyi.,jt P - -. ;ji r.'-- W it,i p,i' ly-pin '.me 1?e1IJt9 iOt'c d'uç labels ant iertorniing othf relfltd duties II tssstin; pti.rITtacftt Must be e )nuln,-nt typi%t Apply it perso' it tt.q p(t5 - _____________- W. 5 17,9OO TO 23,9OO IP.4ILUL)lNG LOT DELTONA -n.., 4 ,J"' --- - ' ' - - I t liI SZ - .' 1 1 I .."t F -'' ' i I lil - ."s ". - PtlySI laos rpeptmpni$' per 'en e Longwood a'.. Send -. •..."!', '-'- Santora Pie'aiO, Sanford. ii. _ '' If' G '' T- "•j '5- •- .JT L b £ £ TIE B AILEY _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Mc- I Walker H P sAi .-4EEr AR?' sAN'T :' -j-- - ' p COFFEE- ( %'iE ..- E r-__ - - iE _.,,_ IRL 1 P $ DAY tu assis' manager of, i ' - 11 £eo merlonville Ttcice Apcirtments brand new lusur S,iri$ord bedroom I bath apart -'-tvnts located at 44C) P,'Iltr - lIP Ave These apartments I PA?Urc carpetinq drapes :pritr& heat and air Alst t-jIty- eQuIppedkitchn *ltil lI Ho? PoInt At)IiArtCPS ishwasht-t .A*' ret rioen - - -4 '-4- -- Or •'-------- El' ga_ - I: -:2- THE PHANTOM I \ UDP cart of The Sonforc 1I I / - ~-_ - ",4,11— . ,.r Development RON DR HOES INC. Irp I (305) 831-4039 IN DELTONA CALL 645-3660 1904) 78C 2909 / _1_). ~~ r r1o, . , / — 7 r,If 1110i15 oirirw i pr ida living 11105? i"r cC reduced tp 5i1) Only trips ri I ;--' :---. .5 i . .. :c 'I' I - a.--• wi - .- : ..'.. lip 17 1)71 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS I i The ~/ , for prcJduc tIlrI ytA ,f&.s MS.'P.r - - S _-1O""""` '. .. _ N I '1(1 / ) . it manufacturing facilities. No experience necessary. Our qualified instructor will train you in all phases of the manufacturinc process. Excellent wages and liberal benefi package including paid holidays, vacations and qro1,jo nsurance Excellent Opportuni'for advancement, Don" this oppOrt uflit - I ., ,_,—;iiio, ~ . - , ~_ - I .1. . X/ .- — \i 2i4.SP a'S 7130 REALTORS N,Qtts SundayS I Holidays Call 322 8*71 372 t.6)5 372 1150 ---------------lI14((WEST 3 bedroont. 7 bA th. Ismily room, wall to wallarpet. lully air ConditiOned Owner will '.elt furnished or uflineniShed Call 177I?)? miter 5, for ,ppui,1tnirci? 3 becltoom. l' bath, complete itchen, air conditioned. carpeted, we'll landscaped home In Ravenna Park Immediate Occupancy I in.tncing Available 372 $145 3 te'drm., 2 bath. corner i.jt, cArpet;, drapes , built inS, c en tral heat, (71 window air corid utility rm children'; fenced area, 1 car garage with Storage Cabinet;. S?1.000 3?) 6715 I, ,4 PRODUCT DE 'E. : c ', 0fl ' El fi('i Seventh Avenue Nurtt Mia mi Florida :letqiij'ij'it 55'j .—, --c-. ,- , j.. Se. -( - - StUCCO and 7IMULATED BRICK Call 372 :'50 or 373 56 77 AtticInsulations l-ma;.r ineglaison. SANFORD PlEATING I AIR COP-i DITIOPIINC, 2t5 Sanf or d Ave. 3774)9(1 S Panter, interiOr, vitprir, I'cn0 -nstjred, 70 yrs eppe-clenne' ReaSonable rat es $3 Pinting, inside I Oui, paper Panglng Fr ee estimates Call - Beauty_ Ip"If.'-tt 2 bE 4j P1.tni.tt ; bea', i tt. ( Pir* 377 57i; l(fr, I -- - - Sub't- Fltt '--'_; .• . 101. 1. I ' '1 Ps.P/ f 'F', B-Il'; (IttIrit I contrOor license d. Lit" tr 1 Le. "Clec arict inSured CommerccaI, 'I- -. dfntll and repair rg 'ninol County. 71 hr ICfvt1' 727 1970 CERAMIC CLASSES It interested call 646 MlOor 37225121 El I 111, - GEORGIA'S CIRAM1(1 ,rppqiiy.r,'Ir.r. _____CI 1005W_Iy 1' LY7 I - P/;A'TH(U FIXIT SEkVICE me' ' itilOrk Panting Odd Jobs CaIII73 7770 r BI B LAWN SERViCE Spr.ng Clean up rte'* FlOwer beds ur Sp'cal?y 't , ,.-,- :1. - p- I Pet Care ANIMAL HAVEN I%OAPDIPIC IEPINELS.ALSO PET SUPPLIES Hwy 46We;? Ph 373 5153 ShoeRepair SUPER SHOE REPAIR Under Nw Management SanlOrd Pla:a 372 $520 — Irtir 5t 727 4541 8AC HOE SERVICE D-tctnng, Lobding & Trucking $34 ISIS --___________________________ COMPLETE MOBILE HOME SERVICE .'i't' n5faii tip down;, lanclttx. Prt,vyJ ob-l. tirjfctr Set u(. P1 5ftv ( l. Orlartdc 77) 150)5 t Trailer Rentals 6 Days 25 Days l3Wks. $19.14 460 line Ad— 7.84 25.52 72.80 5 lIne Ad— 9.80 31.90 91.00 3 line uj—S58 I Equipment For Rent 4 55 '' Miscellaneous Its ine*pea%.' to ti rot n your camp.'t Using 'CAMPOO'' rt,u by shampoo Went electric shim t,00er $100 CENTRAL FUll NITUtPE, 119 Magnola Ave Rent Blue Lustre Clcciric Carpt't Shampooer for only II per da y CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE 10 NAVEL ORANGES $7 SObu In your container 372 515$ 1595 9595 ml MAVERICK Air, 6 Cyl, Stanthirci, P,H 70 6 FORD F JO PICK UP Cyl, Standard, Radio S1595 9PLY SUBURBAN WGN '1 Pass, Aar-, Autos, I'S, Ph Si' 69 MUSTANG MACH I POUt -1)1) Cobra je't, Air. 70 CHEV NOVA .1 Dr, Auto. R&H 69 DATSUN PICK UP Red 1st, Low Miles, 4 66 9 Pass, Air. PS, Blue 69 OLDS DELTA 88 4 Dr Sedan, Air, PS & PB 11 9395 $995 ¶pe'd DOD CORONET 440 WGN Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 695 1495 THE 1973 VOLKSWAGENS I? Volt Auto fl,ltertet III 9% REEL'S BODY SHOP lIl Sanford Avenue STILL ONLY 73 - Motorcycles And Scooters 10 1 1999 _- 090 all 11 14 Trucks And Trailers III 1965 Ford Tandem 750, 20' bed. Power steering. 2 speed sale 372 7)73 Household Goods 1968 Ranchero. top shape. $9_Is 1105. Sanford Ave , imintord GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW 75 Autos For Sale 72 DEMOS 1965 Chevrolet Impala Wagon Run; Good $275 3230118 Yes! We have a few left at Several models to choose from, too 411's, SUPERBEETLES, KARMANN WAS 1961 Valiant 7 door hardtop, fool celIr-eti, 5.495 1965, 1 old I door Galaaie, nice, SueS. 1966 Dodge Icloor Polaris. full power. 5595 1966 Chevrolet V S. 7 door, nice, ISIS 1109 Sanford Ave , Sanford Twin bed set. S70, Ilotpoint refrigerators S75 and $IS. Taole & a ChairS, $15. Table, 115. 121 6936 12 Brown r,inyf couth and chair. 535. --"----------Console radio I record player. $10 373 7791 after 3 30. Many colors in stock, various Extras Available Pinto Runabout, assume pay mint;, 196$ Rebel, $550 Ph 373 1161 1969 JAvelin, radio and hr-trr, standard transminiout, white wall hew IIre;. t,-tpe deck good inn illi, 5eIS fr,,. I?) SI I 321 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEff,TNC TO SEW'OrE VOL, NOW TWO LOCATIONS lo 3219 Hwy 17-97 South Sanford Ph 333 Isis ndgPfl$4i it 115 ~qlL 0% 1, I - If L (VISION St TS $75 UI, MU (UPS 2AI9OrIntJo Drive, 321 0357 _________ LET US HELP YOU — _FIND A VW TODAY! '71 VW Good condition Many Extra; $1,750 3277017 Ki'nmcwe Automatic Wastler. 6$ r,iodrt, while, good condition Ph DELANO S Hwy of 016 Tru c k DeLand Phi P) @ 7 004 ON WAWA cli- alUs j II I bergla 35 hIP JoVtn,soi 'railer. 1)50 Also 10 I'll' Johasm, ,i'd tni $10 373 4675 boat, C It.ty ed Wedntjdav; - PURCHASE ' Kenmore eAther, parts sen 111' uSelt mactines MOOP4IT V ..i P IAPI((: S 32) 0691 Iiot,I A '.IIdVIC EMAIl II.'? Ps-ad lix).,,. s Shoppers C,ui,J, to' tIiC Pwl, POISSON MARINE 7977 Hwip I? 97 3775961 SALE! t) iw WELL S ONIL uiu PUMPS 5r'UipayLLp SY1TFP,55 ,*Il typesamIJ spa; /Irrepasran,jr-,, ir % IIPIIt MACHINEA SUPI'LY(O - - -,. 2I.d St Jfl ó7r wtitTbj7pppr, larger 5 jnp5, SprinPler', avr7 W.tr O'I-jt.On,e5 372 4410 SERVICEMAN rst tOdays Shopper'; Guid, foe t,, P- 'I5 rQU need 1-1970 PLY. FURY III 4 DR. H.T. FULLY EQUIP, Read Want Ads Bring 6-1971 DOD, POLARA CUST. 4 DR, SDN, FULLY EQUIP, Results THE ABOVE CARS USED BY SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFFS -- From $79500 HURRY . CALL US NOW I 327-261 or 831-9993 OF COURSE 'YO F/AY CHARGE YOUR AD l you -l/.VE 'A TFLE_ PHONE LISTED IN YOUR i.:MF. - 1 J, ~161 A'j %w ALL . - BRAND FULL 1L000 MILE, O. H.'! ENGINES WARRANTY MID.FLORIDA LEASING & SALES dtpi5ii a ryl Mid I in Dodge. Inc Sanford COR,of PARK FRENCH Orlando 3231032 SANFORD 644.3912 is. flS•,— — 5•S 13 M4 4194 FACTORY BOB Spout Coup. A SAVE 830000 DEDUCT AND off ANY No. 618, No. 808, No. 1800 SEDAN, COUPE OR STATION WAG. IN STOCK - I unbelievably low, low prices 1977 Pinto Station Wagon, ar. low rnilq'age'. $1001 assume paynients 66$ $515 ASsume payments, walnut cabinet model. AM FM and $ track laps. flalanuc of $101 or $9 per month Call Credit Manager 3779111 or evenings $31 1146 or see at Sanford Sewing Center, Downtown, 307 E 1st St 1,1 ,f,Pi MAI( P i-URPIITUWI buy tell Irad,)II 115F, I irti St , 323 5427 95 1495 Travel Trailers '69 Honda 750. excellent running condition Must sell S-ISO cash or tw'tI offer See Lewis Cycle Shop. 72) 6577 before 6 30 n III RENTZ HOUSE OF FOAM roam rubber cut to any size 3701 Orlando Dr 372 9245 SSA Autor-n1'ific, BliJe' 71 6 970 C h,lrt,pon Mi,tor mn,tch on Oodg' Cbr.isss, lull',- onflned, 76'. double, iii,, beat, I owner, like new 57,99', CA) P.'OTOIIS, 2507 I'irk Dr . Sminfor it PIANO IN STORAGE hloaulfut Spinet console stor e d locally Reported like new, Re;ponible party can take on I'-r. payment balance Write before we send truck Joplin Pia no,P 0 (iou 103. Panama City. Fla 37401 _.,,,, U fiberglaSS over wood bo.i irtOtOr and tandem trailer *1 auras. 5400 373 1201 Blue and Gold MrCw Pr nut 177 0511 ,',ftsr S l'oi)ls' A K C. S rnrinths - teown, 151 '.hot mind wormed, trimmed Ph 1?? 5)75 For Sale Well Dr i 11mg _'', Dial - p. I'cI11lif)i, S ,,,ris dId hil,lr I t'i,ilr (iii alter 1 Ii) p in 171 (Al? SAL)Dlf (0111 I'MF NT BOOTS We%tt'rn Wear - Si-..' At the DII I .lrrral V/c;terv, '0-f i ll Ii 91 I ititi' 5, ,mt Della, 1-41 NI A Ill () l.4 (Iii.l.'.,lp liflIp III',t'. tAMPOtI ',tUwPIITUII 116W 1st St 1.53 Stil VEGA STA WAGON F- at P. 71 Pets And Supplies - it-,','-, I,.-, i -'5 i- Al (), ..i-j'i- ', I-i, I Sanford A ye ' 07 r'% TACW ROOM S,ftJlps, tlr idles. IlsIters lrnl weilof I Ion 44 01)cn$30 I 33; 6 10 and wek.cwl 373 7701 2595 Auto. Air, - DAILY DIR ECTOR V OF BUS INE S 'SERVICES. I 141,0jo CASII 372 II)? I am used furniture. applIances. 1(4)15 i'ti, flu', I or 1001 ilirii, ( arc','' S!,m,t, 71% 5.m'nI,w,l Avi- PONTIAC CATALINA AM EM P. 1f 71 (jll Burns, ((P 1.-t pCIrind', Ape 373 3120 25-Cf2 1. 1 JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. THE HERALD'S ..- -. lI011'sl l'UPltlS, all hintJ, h"', o w l /A I inn.' Set'. rid. Iley Ii ! a 119 $151 61 Wattled To Buy 5.1 ill U- HAUL T.RAlLERS Get In On All The Action! i Goods - -- vc Sir •-e P B ,ii.' P'_i,-' if 5.7 7y, -III 77 Pontoon Houseboat with two HP Evinrude motors, 3fl 6370 44$ 9 I -- P1rrtt.0rlri'j" P'en AOl all ip1' 5 I i4i(4-rttt, Is?rr,or. Reasonable - - 14005Ctj-Oat, 71 ft fibrrqia;ted, t*o 35 PIP iotinsons. sleep; 4. galley. marine' heed, Inside cOntrol; $950 See weekend;, H Johnson, Dc Bary, 661 $311 Special Services Intgmt Iii ry.(t Abt,.ey,Il St , O,;tona o 32216 72 Boats and Seminole Sporting 0. M. HARRISON 4.1.i.L$.1t- 5. RAiNI (0 710 t,'ogrej1a 42 MarIne Equipment 2,/ 1. IncomeTax l-.'rS(irgl Ti,. Pm'r-'_t, 'ij"-- I r'rm'r, 373 532? -- INOW rU no uy I( - -- ',?L MARTIN I SWum' PAINTING I HOME REPAIRS 1 ct's- (;'- cttm'tt'% J73 76?) ll-i- Ir 1) 1 er-,, lASt' Out. tcjc 7479 Ifrn(t 3720199 COMPANY 'P nrC .,t)-C I,-,- .r - '"PIFN AND BATP4POO'. 4.bitd(IS, FOrmiCa tOp;, 5.rt.', i,C91 in5talttipo 3735057 7.pg*-. ., I bath npmo,ling. e'p,_'_! aaI?apI-r. tie' *rid cabinet con 3Io10 !cf,-rl 1'A ct! Ing iitftr ion & •Jt1i' rcpir;, r oo fs, fret honesf e, pe'-enced estimat es 373-0751 Cerar'nIcs !7 33 DpOtLJi'It, '' .' - -' DAVIS WATER I WASTE INDUSTRIES, INC -' 0 boa I1V, Ttipmp-ilie Ga ' Pn V' - - fabric0ti,. - r ": Excellent oppo'iunties for GROWTHwith DAVCO. o rapidly 9rOwIflf company in the water pollution Control industry Send res ume or cell collect. Tim Tart. Irtd.jc,rI Relations M;r E,el '' Carpeting - DRAFTING OPENINGS At' 71315 37 r.:; 'ons. ren-deI. S ub cOnt rtt, .'air5. reliable insurpd bonded. --rr.'n,sp c on tractor 373 4113 aftp' C Care I ELECTRICAL— Panel layout conduIt A LES-- Promotiontal li?erfur CUSlOr'it in. Carting, paper hanging. Mflii" PitAv, D', lI-'.intdcc Orating. workmans hi p trons ast,a-f'. 5 c im'' 217! aranieed. Lic ensed, H Merr.Il, 5. Freurt- 4,1' bi (b Ii'-s 157. Lake Mary. 377 2339 PPODLJT APPLICATION ENGINEERlt.dG ' 1cll'1t11 ,'!.. 'lVd'OiJlI'', !tl f0bric4vj.- t'-I? '-*ANIC,AL--- Pipini; 52 RCA STEREO 365 3716 RealtOr - Livestock And -- - PYLANDREALTY -- --- - -- $411 Poultry Singer; best model, sold new for cver 5300 Assume balance of $7$ Or 10 payments of II 3.0 CONVEN$ENTI PRICED RIGHT Two acres commercial I'ayid road LawnServici $1, IY1 - ME a'tecSp Business Property - FIen, I eaw fir, 5415 -- Mobile Homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES counr en chAve 37) 00 3433 OrlandoDr . 373 5500 Sim;,"c lot SEMINOLE IRRIGATIONCO Ci,0$om Dee.gn Sfld Installed Free' Eitimatt;531 5195 - . 111101; AutomotiveServTce DESIGN GROUP SlJPE - y'ISpç ,tf.4' v,1utt water trect'men pint. PUO-I jn rcictted eguipmt-.n' 1 CLASSIFIED! AC.E DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained from the Wage Hour office 0' 29 Carbine BuiIdin, 1249C N E beautiful lots covered with large n,mk frees, over looking Lake Gem, PcI Air Blvd Sarf or d. Via Wilt t't,-lJ to Suit purchaser if desIrs'el A J Adcock. 377 Irrigation Improvements Ern4c-.'- - I'Lllli I( AI)I I 1(114 I very Montlay Note 7 (lip .n i('.'iI lIly lOS SAt' buy n, Sell 11(10 ar htlusH2Oltl COn;-iJeluI,-'l CCII Oittt' I or iflforrn,jlitjn ill '.lIfl Ver,,,ilion, 377 9170 %nl.tit Sn, tiwi, )ls Il 93. San1a' .1 Lots & Acreage 34 Heating RIC(SREFRIGERATION Heater Cleanrig, Space Oil HeaterS. SERVICE Our Sp-ciaity Call Ralph 24 Hgjr Service I Repair; on A,r - - 3735954 '00d.tiDning Retr.g er f ion, aria Srvng Sanfordan Heal.ng Home v,nie- Pa-i area Phore444 2774 _Pdt-pC rarIng Or %r'aIl vcpa,rs aroc,ndyour hØme' 0 1) Crab 'ret. 3734566 15 Yrs cipemeixe. 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Florida 32720 s*Ishr1co waste treatmrnt t.ystems p 33 every problem AIrConditioning THE BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Line to NEWSPAPER thee rip' knctw Ingo ', A'CPP' $ELP WANTED ADS th 4 indicate' a preference based on a e from em pi',icrs covered LJty the businesses f011osSIng Pr-r.', I --------- ' After hr; 2 3991373 11l 36 in person a: .,_ Auctioiis Ilranunewuetinfryhorneonli,acr.. - - AUrUci 177 The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! -- _ Si .5-tiler Spr ,riU; 3 t,ftlrOonl,II; (55lh%. .rnitlll tiet md air Carpet 6 Mo's old VA assumption F possible 723 0755 SHOP THE EASY WAY! lx,ol 11 if~ ustng - 1, I r'sr Al will find this directory the most convenient and up to date way to solve " ** - IV) Onwn.A;i,, ne Feet.i-. Atii'e -isv ( F VI TF R. Piw II 77 $ 1 71 41 ) (I l e ,Yow-, I -t . . . . 377 7 LOOkING FOR . NIEW HOME? 'hour old hørnc in Sanford. could hti' traded in on A flew Sanora Ilonir Call 323 46'(1 $' i- detailed in format ion residents and newcomers workers in its modern, air-conditioned Opp:I'' .,--------- S,utl,irt'i 5225(1. 1 bedroom, 7 batti i'ntrAl air Assume VA loan $111 I',i-i', all 3?? 7013 ) Equ A,iflque Of gaits. lu K; uv anullaiti,-, wall, niantle. lIjt,'; chairhI. ii'ir', - convenience Permanent The Brunswick Corporation OPenIngs Garage Runtnage Sales 1 I5r-*1rOoi CB re'.fC(0. atrsl un;itr arId Ocil, neW wail to wall atj't't imood Sanford cit', l(51StlOn Owner 723 0.1(17 ci i-n*ngs are listed for your - - 7 itiiruivi 1UL r---- y LU n f `, I 5.1. 1 1 INC U •i -: ¶:" 7 :':'j'.i ITLf. '-:..-- SO 7534 Park Dr FOR EVERYONE! Le't Falk andSyBarry .. VU10051 PalO', l,l,ir I PINICRESY Etlij;',e SfiC proudly present this three bedroo m, t1 bath with Florija room, den. PQuppnd kitchen itii liSt heat and air, tu;torrt draperies, dOuble gas grill, flood lighted cctrricw- Arid Spriflkltc 5',; tern MAny (OhCI teatime; nc I') rig a hr-ate-u I'Oi thi whole fain tly will entoy S-Il 500 In eece'lIr'it (-0r141t.prt I .rlar*c na 5 c'rrsld-'Trsr%l I PR0DUCTON WORKERS - MusIcal Merchandise H 'A"_' 1rnIedlaIe nIlmI Uif I aSabme Ce,', /FD 1`11111-F, gonef riyi4ifin, $t4'/l I r.ng,,.r*,4, $11 jcçç 44 -- l'IAPI() IN S I ()Ilaq;I' IIi'.iilfiit I filli(lIC %luc.,l I.., .11, I-?t'1,i,q hit like new R,;portS-lie ',rty . an tIe a tilt3 savings -u law pyit'iii balance W, , ,r 1.11$ I COAST PIAPI() CO P 41 -' A Lifetime Gift Glass Mirrors 0 7 ! f ~1 ,~ Pr-.lronms 1 tsih shRdC 15 SIOQIV çe,jii', ¶1 -- fl,'ili i',Inl blOc K 110(151' ire antic ii,' J%jth 101 idA roitl,,, 1 tit ill', fIlilli .*,n,w'l hs,n...s*.. 1i LIta 5- 1*11 1 yl Ia iii,;t, hiutbor, *a%ti.r, 550, (till Ii glean flSuljaf',-cla ct-tinier, $35 Sc. all., Sp c-n 47_I 5s till 'Aye I " . . I - - -- 'iII S I finch Day; 372 7317 (( - h1 - - - -, ________________ - SANFORD REALTY THE SHOPPERS -í ~'%"" GUIDE Compn oor . I - - (. l,,1Cl Stilt, 110 Vitlf. 1 kilowsil, 71) AS?' 7 I yl - Oaan 14mi; fuel i'iilllt Very i)till'l CtinfiiflQ PPM. l'eliii lr (5f(t 155 5015 s1itrl I t in 101 .SF SI PINSI iii 177 SAIl Ri's 173 37'.' t''. CJWD - - - fl-,. 15, ralal - nrn C,',,,d-,-'e -' .1-Iir,, C140 4 M S-I')'I Ill 7715 .ri- Iiuus.iholti G-OOtI; I )P% I' lvi,, I I. EiIiIIIi'l. fully 15-I'll, ISOit 11) 3949 I 513.000 Will finance' second rnoltgaQ,' with lOW down payment Call StIr S. 372 3317 ENGINEERING OPENINcS Your Direct '., Air lilian I, no ruSt. rlaatn 'A' a c nflJlIfln,q.c$, tin a..r ;ta.r r(fir), hfiat.r , nil. $ 57% SPIEl I FV'5- uSEr, raus 171 )141) - Compiiiq rqtilpiflllt f] iot - -- ,~Jl I- -, 'f.A '-aws"S A.ic at 17 9 - .'...C:' - - Is '-.'I''Tt s, . - I:c For S,,!c UA LL R L ALT V and INSURANCE AkU MARY We ItI,' .14 Iiath si,H th.; 3 bedroom. borne ith 3 (A! urarpwf. l'oa' house A nd ramp k.tchen rcu.1 -- ., $1,000 Down Sc---notr p.n'-, Rpa)tpMIMBIR ORLAISDO-- WPM L..' 377 4091 9,Lcs Frqq-,'Es-c Suririji', 3;; '7 • ----< IAN*ai,. a-iTuRE '..'iJ5[ i ..I'rf 1;-"*" A.ii-e Pt- ii Appliances 11 47 Roadrunner Ai,frimnfir. firstf roriditlon take ta.c pSyrc-.m-1 1)1 1149 IiFAt, FR ,'LJT(, %ALF', Of-0 US?. )fl 1)10 I??) Mark II Vri-cifa, %ttirin, w4J'' -Ic R,itri fran $150 rP,w.. 4 , I I510 up pcn.nf 177 9134 !t (- iL 55 IL.L)t: I. ci, luS,ii Itt-i beAt,titiil I 0-tb Arbor ( ut'om home fr,'4ti-rr; 'at-ge beilroo,t*s nii,v' I.'',', tw 'aflhlly fl'IIIiI dOuble o IfCpl5rI.. Il K ent, al heI Sciul ar - color anten,,s ii"? 151511 5lWd largepalomi't.t ItIt1t'?u4 p'her IpRfcicp $45 .4'S Stemper Agency 1 a _________________________ P . )\ ____ - u . \ _/ - , Eating Places ! J; (''' '"- 1is! For Si 31 j(.rifS-.J a I 2-- bOini ari.I hu%riS ins çIl c FIA -VA.CDPIVLNTIOP,4L FINANCING AVAIL V L ABLE 1 - heat FOR RENT&i, INFORMATION CALL. '-'-'-iGE I - This lovely tea 3 b,-cVciOm 7 bAth Three bedrooms, 1 bath, frame home', formal d.nn room, in home'. nr-t and cleari on c.-w'rier dtPct lighting it kitchen with cit II) 75(1 heavy duty disposal a rid diSh '7itr ee bCdr00mk. l' ba ths. wA?i wASher Central and air in jj wail carpetIng. separatc dung uI?-,Loch Arbor ciOI'n. fenced back yard. 53',SO(1 Terms oo'nt Only %1I.SflCi Em" a' BUST -' r ' ,t Cars On Credit 1751 174' P/,sfr, 1114 'I'ls,nriIliFIC. ItS? (P.,rOl4. SF1 Ft V FROM 7$ N 1, rt -ta.n pa 1rrant prn.*.. ,-.,,, LOAN ASSUMPTIOti Pay 517 -Mesrein today. 5175 Dave all, 3 beulrctmt, (Sr I'W't tilV iris 1111 A-all Fencing ,.,3 - ,'tlII.I ,~ )~ 6 ..-'- J-------W i1 235 HOMES. I-ri' RUIOs For Snip 17*7 1 A1111 1. At 415 1 r'aIi( t F 1kw". I iho P1.-a. f-ill Po*em I nvnpl.fely U. built Engiri. Prit.qJ In Sell $1197 Sc. P.arirrj. ilarrls'ia, 17 12 At S pitint, III Afro) , . $ANFORO Whiddon, Sr rokpr 11'IN ParL5.n$orct 322-5991. P4ighf _373 - -' I I - 1 51(5 S'Ou' Own COlOrS on new 735 homes AIrpOrt Rut ACADEMY MANOR, P4OIjsirlg 0P(1OI'tnty Mcdii Qcaort t.4m 3013 m$.', A C / - TRIJ' / /'%( " - Immediate Occupancy flPwt', remodel k.tchr-n Flor,cla rfl(i.fl l5iint' ' P. sorage ' sIrat '7 h; tiriijt5,5FI', •Skaylmsrarea ha S ned'oomc 7 baths, yr-ny SPAcious hOini CIIcam spaces Ptmus a Qamsgr apa-' lAndStSppd grounds ENGINEERS-DRAFTSMEN POLLUTION CONTROL OPPORTUNITIES Eckerd Drugs - \is.i i{tthut ,i,.i-i.. '• 4'Ef 5P4(. HA; I*rge li'ing P1511 dinIng rooms, •;; V5 Stitm-.t tuu C)pu"1uflh'y Employer i t I) a i' mdi .c ' - jml -, 5 MIS I P RX TYPIST , / _ ... : ' * VW CENTER * - I - 74Hir S-pi-sç Call 377 7aN (5 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY pf.rlo L'tf Nf kB I ocR's -' ;:: 'Pr I des. Møidi. fpii AltO PAr' tifli. Atjg,ly Ili person Semnim,oe Lodii' f4lj'7ifl "4cm.- 300 S Bay Ave -. 4, . 17 2611 I.0S3I Motor Rout, Cnr,,ert now being IAIevi Afl'b nnv -at'TPi[ SANFORD N1I4L) Avr, Santora 37; )(1 ool 'i..jr: i',- 1, OT _-\___ Calibart Re.j,l Estate I(it L 1 -'-. (n ,- I - -4r\Ac 3 Acre Plus Srm.00ii- S(WCaI;!t 6956 - - TPSC Timt Tested fri-tt 12(1N P*rk As-p OAyS.372413 377 7357 372 '5471 - 322- Al - dliI by Dick Covolli r-mN ,__ BETTER HOMES 83G-4211 Furnished one bedroom dimples. utilities Included Adult; only 372 Apply- .. WINTHROP AS ,A. S tn,'?P '-' - ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO To Your Key Apartments Rent Furnished RI Au 7 't t. REAL TOR -ba' VA. si Ajts'tmenl n$'w we bedroom apartment, air, heal S wRSh'nC $siIt,es 4511 agency in South Seminole area CøII 40XI to, intrv,Ce - i- -S."-- / CALL HALL HAL I tw o ' wilt train Work 20 itt-S Prt week between S S p it Mr Pyle' I(s 17 am Mont. Tht,rs rmA4Ie'n! Coating inn IC" ,ncu'c (13- C114.selt,err1 Aptily ht, Bob The-es _ IS - i ''-':'.i .5. cU53.00 PER HR. SALARY If yOU DUAII!i No r;pct,cnrc I — ______ I 'lair Ma'ii'l 377 DON SAUNDERS AAA EMPLOYMENT Mile off 1753. Casseiberry Rrprny So 531 710(1 - FRANK AND ERNEST ---(,:L/¼':,<, MI'- 5't%.V141I - ilL - ' i,,, - T e lephone solu stors. pleasar-' surrounclungs Salary or Coro. missions Expr'ien,r necessa-', Call 31 .3 SAID Ottrr 5 $0" 5(1 pountmen' i ,., ,. t Nr i Orri, ,iiItyi, ; ,-s.l--. fli ,,,,.i,:i.,,, v.-' aorc ) y Ph t'-IIC I'' t ' - entral air, immediate c'.- u'pany. ncelle'nt serlion, ue '41-yi Fy 11w-ms . 5 I J Or - temi te you' PW'CW C' at ii. abliat.eP N t.,t It V041 bog .vt vee a c.oipt,tr'IPd 04 what year •rofupr?'i 10,19/1 /A _____ - _ --- -------. ---------___ by Art Soniom - _____ -_ - 31 Houses For Sale - - --- ------- fAin)', room, 5 siI W - nc'uwA' working Ir y '-ricc Crooks by '- I ---- - - IJ'Tf' EA6Fs r.qr P.fAt$JC' i. - 4§111L r r,vers AUTO MECHANIC Need man to Start Immedififell, Would pr Cf e man wiltforeign cm erperiCncr hut would train American ican car incr Panic if mechmrnscat background Is f linen? Excellent can acat,on Pa.a miit,nrn. Pa r unif orms Awls in I ' ' '.d I I - 44_ 1 CAPTAIN EASY I - ' '•) S' . I - \J' '-..._ ' r' - - - "" / - ' k' 4.5 Pt" Wr Ic f Ir Ranch i' c st San Thi-. finSoc — Jan. - ---- s anl' i;:. 4.41 Venod yar,1 hO' mt'mil flyt imP 1. MEDCO DISCOUNT STORE -me Lots For Rent ul r5ifl f'5iir SP*(C fr rent lAkCfr0rit FellhN-i5 Un Phn, FREE ar 'tr p-ar?mrvtt 4.17' Oiando 0 a rtlr,'d IN P' - ,,- echanic 30( N P- r enc P' AvC - Sanford 322 2611 -4 •*-r Ilr Tw r' bedroom dst' PREFERRED P40 Ci...,,$ PLEASE APPLY U! I- :.5N 4pphiA'ifln 'or Motor Rn1jtr arr,prI now I*in fakpo Apply - r - I. I TA" Aft AL &PARdINTc - 64 DISCOuNT S?C)R( C.030 Pt.'v PAID V ACATION MALE OR F[p1t.LE IkP(R (P-iCE ,_., -v I iirm . 1 bath, ClPtii u. heat air large living room carpprt a nd utility room PRied street, 5tN arid sew.r Shade tr%. (1tsiPi area I3A¼0 Ow-or-c w I! arrAnge rig if npe-d Pdi.mhpr Il A IS Ja..kson CcI &Rs;Clbdirrs (All r.a-r,er £51 197' --- Domestic Child Care Clerks Ni, t Z A5A( ON APARTMI 5 '' *.0&ILIS NO Pt ' (IJIt" S -irt 5- p I Se a_ L1'Fl)41fl-L '/ ______________________________Dcple, WedruWty, I.'*5J1lV41PTl4L'll't[\ KLILP RITAI iii' let ci 133 - ' I .. -7 IIralcI ll"Don't Needs"'with a ClaSsified A d You THE BORN LOSER Houses For Sale I -2bdrm,mob,lpPc,,.,,pforr,.n, Avftsl5blenowj l-bdrm mottit, home fOr rent, Ay*ulRptle JAflu', Peseragp5 f.4 4011 ofloin?rnen' Cashiers -- 31 Sanford - £34 7436 Workers -- Ati,' paks When . 26 Mobile Homes Rent -- - - ' - M ;i'r ..ttA ir'orn,' ) ' 7 Cash 1 323 1930 vol Wanted Ct'1'nC r rr PuV"twetS, L1 i'I' tw'ati" It. Help Wanted oua$it. to operate iifldlr DOT ri'UuIationS I ran sporting motor vehicles between IXIIOTS it' nloi'14J0 Minimum age must hAve 3 years commerc,.,) experience Call 3 1047 r rei $0' lflterv,- 55 m S P in - RIdg l4 Santoro Li-po'? 'Ilj '(''" '. a I I y..,r - j .-_---------_--__--.. ' ". ' ' - .XE! I / , J '.d'4 '- - Situations 2 hirter 'cc' SP*t,pp-nc Ceri'e • 31- EAUZE tQL rp' A Mi4 ' . .•- -' ________ ) ' When - 41 \ L-tP4 16 Male-Female ' r .Spd$ I&pf '3'' I M Bowen & Schwarz ____________________________ CA'?r4 ;ZP ''p •. (Ij ,'. by r E't.E. -r) = _-- "; 11/c_ r11 15 tt"'nrvr, 'ur' aria fiberglass chopper operator reOu.recI fOr boat company in C'asselberry Work for PtiQPSt wages in mis ft?i' Call &'TD$AIl'cty or134517i .' _Z_4-. , - - 'AN tPs'l PAis' 5 ApIs - "- - FIberQIaSS "" 0 - -' THE BMDGE GUYS WE ' - ""- . • 2E i ' , .' L / "yjj - _j) .-.'- --- - .—. " 0, - - ', -I - ! I _'IJiUi " I q .'lrderlles, dil\ .1 1' 0Inc RN rp4lt'pt' a..epIahl' lull (I' part tine Apply In person '0 Sanf0'd NurSing arid C'rt't' Can'er. .*!tlt*1 RIV •ølll**.,IiS Jr The ____ ____ Apartm'nts Rent FurnIshed 3 Male Female , Eckerd Drugs cc .4 1L1uR: po '1jflh! Employer ----- ' , -, - '' ., .rt O'mndlc's cc South San' . - 5$ - if _____________________________________ 'rw ' c r .).\ 4 - Applt, r rns' Whet .iti:t fart! ______________________ ----"---- * 'ir!y to, 0tiat$led riien' pr, ui 'U .avfiflce flC' Il management position Prgr of base Salary. commission one hOfluSiS provides nU?standlnc f)fl?I'fltiRi Eckerd ,yeru'wicelk'd the In (IUt?V. l?IClud1 Stock option. profit sharing flIkDUfl?S. PAId vacation ROd ft full program 0$ g'oup in SUrIITICP Vt. approved training flnCI'Iif -, £fifl)t it fw.r,r,?- it, Mr Porter Wanted -- Experienced COPPER home Shows. (wall ac CCSsOreS. iteins for Qrac4ouS entertaining , jewelry V wants pan time demonstrators No coflpc 0 delivery earn 55 ft U per St'hS€I.luy ii' Wr-' 11,-'-'- P1.4 Manage- e-' r.1-- I kllcben help SI 55 to st a rt a an men' ln wIlin0 1 t' - i'," 4ppI In P ' It t be onl needed limp witrps% morning anct evening shifts Apply In person 2 4 p in t The P4ohdfty PInuse, 33(1 ( Commercial Manager Trainee Rapir uroenti Full 'temporary farm help. po or high ••tP1001 hoy, Choose ow" dAyiiQh? iifi'r 4 32 'TP .OP1t ____...._....____=,f ____ Help Wanted by V. T. Hamlin -- -..r n 7 10' h par , I'm sh tIe-I wAflfed Fr, moo Sat No espenience ncessary Must be over 10 Apply Sanford Shoe Center, 774 E is? St MAID Oodors home, must like chulrpn ow" roor,, references regulrpØ 534 7545 rifo'cj Avf, Sanford 1lA Ar. taua' Oc1ortunit EmpIoy — - hi TECHNICIAN ', __________________ -- p0or?ijnl? AN OHIO OIL co oi or g mnc'orn, PLUS CR%h bonuses, convention trips act f.npr hPnef its to mature SanfrØ area P ardle'% of e 1tP?iO. air "iftil $ J PPR0 Pr t.mi'ricj,n utricftYT?5 0) 66 DIIY?DrI Ohio , 4S101 CLASS TV 5Ie-smiMIablIthed fly 37) $413 Female Help Wanted Sales Lady. PvDPrli'flcad preferably in ladies ready to wear 4ppiy iii person Only, no phone tails RoJay s. 735 E let PINEBREEZE FARMS _______________ vxi vu '-'&1V. WeRi '.;' - - -______ a'nni npr1.! V itt L4I%W'L1t" ,4II Sill appointment PDpirC Iftfling raci ATTENTION FIRST ALLEY OOP n a uAcle, fr ipr .n•e , ii' wN', L fi( Ic .& V Mtm 'P'. Wrote fl op47c a'ro' ssnmo'ei Herald Sanford Fia NO e*rt ft*t 71 COIIIW' sludents pr$'fPrreiJ, for Monda, I Widrw'tdali VflA?Ifli'S Si', St4pf vl0T 0$ P4IrkirQ Sanfo'o Orlando Epnr*I Club pot,,,- Earn over .•,,,, h a Clair 5123a wøel f ? (Small mnypstmeni I Call between m *no %C • in onti 322-7fl _____________________________ earninG IF you are interested 5t44 0(1 per month part time with only S7,MOD to IOVPS1, fully ipturnitbIc cmi' COLLECT Mr Ia 243 HwrC C. 't SI',I PARKERS ,r and UflLOftdiOOO litnduCf Must N " '' company benifi?t ContftCl Lynn HELPER I you are IêflCi"i'Ib Interested an a profit business y,ur call :se4 h a Olfltlflt'fl' ______ ,,,, o w , 4 ___________ S - for DOCK MEN mpci to work In Help Wanted VALET 14 ___________ . Business Opportunity Phone 4.13 ASIV Male CARPENTER ____________________________ Can 4 3 *Bank Classified. ___ MiIeHIpWantd 00 f S4SI-$7 ri.ccr Wl'TPi A PPiNC PJOftLfw Shop em --- . A bl .( fl0(cJrs,lrr Wisti' 321 )' PsD(vCC)iPCOIN DR Y CL EAP,ICRS It tRiflinG to Sanford locations, S. Sanford &w. 1. and AirOor? Bivo Palmcitc, tdpa Invpsem('ni op 0r?uni!y for dIrimmridI'iriC buyer c-or mnforrnoiion CR11 C0"Q.S (hnl (305) Wintpr Or write to MIII Ppa"tn, Cn"o S92 Carrier St P4r? SI f"rr%bur na 10041mb $01 ca' owl or :mRetodownfownOrIan PP 323 1* Inctructrnn 1'4AJ Young IftOy Pro __ BuinessOpportunit. ARE V0.) 1OU!LEt' T0l "A 3027 f r W. CR?, '.ne Adults 0' pin I he Parki No r -- t ? J S - JOil. $U, YVUl$SUøV. WITH OR WlTHOu r AIR COND. OR AUTO. TRANS. While They Losti - j YA -7 �8A—The Sanford Herald Wf!dnesday, Jan 10, 197 1 - sul*ts 2 4' Y. R% T(i1 f t i Associated fll,rmi, Writer 7'A1.lHA.scf flit. tAPt — Ijiwsuftt, ar—,nRs the rountr hit'e been filed in reaction U President Nixon's spendinc clnrnps on federal prngram hti' legal nit'lsers U; m. 'ubin Askru are urin him If take a go-idow npprrnwt. 'I"I'vey are it Iittk' wars of pitsstile rnmlf,c'zitinns of it court tirder stripping the President of hi'- power is withhold fund.c upprnpruited t Congress The renown" The saint power Nixon used Ili hnldin: hack flfl ritillinti it VV!IIIt$nI funds and S27 rnhllior in hi'tfunds riirrnnrkeci f or Flnrwas the power hu used twi irs ago to halt ,icttnr on the cs florida Rargi c.nriol legud Soursi In Askew s ofsaid It 'us feared that it 'es.cful chnlleript U 11w curtit rnsJi of Nixon holdtuic,ku. ild give supporwri sit the citthe legal anlmunitinr needis force it resumption of the From i Su jtr:uri if Trsport1dinn involving Nixon's action in holding hack higtiwn funds The department filed it fri"n:Inf-ttu.cnurt brief in 14 lawsuit Filed b the Suite of 1isnuri chzillengin' 11w Nixon actions - G U.S District Court files here last week showed that it GnInes"ilie.hasec corporation, Sirnu Scientific Corp., ha filed it $11 fj million antitrust suit against the Xerox C'.nrp and the American Associntior of th Nixon !ill Cvprns Swuini; irib it sets- tiormi park The proposal b Chiles and U.S Sen Fl Gurne. R.FUi., died his: s-t'ar when It could not f.P? ts- vnte !r be reported nut of the Senate interior suin-iimmitter on parks - Thu bill -.--ill have La he rr'introduced, of course,' Said Chili's "But I think chances are better than ever that it will lit- said it, his nm'. position Us It Member of the Senate Apprnpruit inns Committee he 's Spending Clamps DALE CARNEGIE Course I;op(-s U be able to exert more pressure on thir Senate to adopt the legislation But Chiles situ! even more important was the n:srntng of Rep .lnmes Hales, it Sarasota fiemnocrat tm head the House Interior and Insular Aft;iir (2)TnmjttetIluule'. • 7i. a 2f-'.'t-ar congressinnuul veteran. wmts elevated to the post after former ch:itrrnnr Rep. Wnsnr Aspinuill. Dtoli,, was defeated In his hid for ri's'lecLiorm rim-ni turf for the npv V. ml! liar. 1-lousu sufln'i wing, c1tuit!',. is i is ti' 5,' 5 I it"palace for political poten- if'-ifi-:ieins itu,1a1 beer spi lutes" hs ex-Cn Claude Kirk. changed to substitute widnits will cost U*xpswers $%Th,175, ri- for the originally ordered ti-aL ported Fort Lauderdale New' fsnishcs ThIUthacee correspondent Bill cot Cat sitid it chetik of record' ruminhutined h % the joint legisla we purchasing division shows'c: — that figure would include 114 expcu11'.'e desks' costing frost Lonqoldirig $711i to $71 es4 dJ.. FASTEETH Pow,im ,& lAYisLHt!'.-t purchasing agent Ill takes UV worry Paul Messes was quoted as. nhunnirlo flitt the desks wouhsl out of welarkV dentJres. \''" Bite'. Memory Training Confidence Your Ideas -- I, 1 --- Give Views . I. Class Now Forming FOR INFORMA1I01`'I CALL GARY WARP 647-0096 No Toll', i.ic .. . ,"r I It -i I ----- -- Ills They wers Srnrhnrnugt itri Sell James Jotin.ctor4 And •hitin.ctnri. at 1k!11%I)CTZI live in Pensacola US Set Utwion Chilm, ru4_ sits chances looll gixi that lbs 9rcl (AIngrcs' will pa ho. $I50 million bill U turri twit r); ., ..I .n' r. --- '.1 -, I I- ~ d I ___\ Decision lt li()',' Ls1i:., - Ttis Cts.-1l irt Board ha "mort or ls'.s' given it rsininntnusn it %,. ill take action or rt'rort. niendint, oni or mmmi up: tlmarit fits iip;wiintnten' lo Liii firs: utiIjt dir-cto \lnvor Hill Grier reported If , flu ouiit'l] laSt night nit ('Its gOVt!rflZltent. Ili thi tIIT5A1I of (pits ?,llnutpt!r lint 4ergiiian lisi tw'vm urititmi tilt ti&ard to appoint nut- person '. III I u I C I Ili 11 C t It I' itntiniitinri clue Ii till -isntdtt of metl qualified Li hold !it( c-imniplr position lii' warns's! flit Council last '. ret. that liii omits wiit If, pet it ciu:tlifit'tl director hugh? t Ii (itt from it nt'ig1.borin. its And Liii- word quic'kl' prtsad that Sanford utilits tirerisir S\ I tsC'Itards is lii, U lts'r!iiitit i trtui U itiford Cit GuiI_.- Coming Samutitri. lsi: night hut },iii'. Ii'' tills lIst till uitussior RI Cliiard. tt:id tn''r as prtumrttis'ct hut turns'c slv:s flI,fl(W annual jot Grier. in citsseltmer-r, Msuuin' fli!tit. suit! ttit Civil Ser- i iu;incl frillu'.vini rt''vip: aplifiratiritts, will peruse [lists and tak(L action nr'tInr witijir If dayt ttiertsnfter C'siunrdmuir .lotin 2airci. tat [lit luau it for Ill(, cits Cs Servu't- haund tint tui'.-in rernninivntli'd am iipplirarir is Itergimuir lit tvrnut'd It a - '7 it Vihien Explains Commission Chairman Sidney VihIen answered, ongthally, when the State was called upon to provide Uuticm service on a problem., one man was responsible for sight to 12 counties with only qualified service men on his staff, and had to try to fit another problem on his already crowded work schedule" - After several months of probiems and no cooperation tram the State, we found the state was willing to provide a contract, which would not only g;ve active county control but would also mean having an arm of the state right here in the county . to give the local man authority of the state to act In poUutuon investigation and control matters 'The contract provides a local representative with a ,laborator "not to punish but to assist the cities in fighting pollution." he said. The county and the slate provide the space and the funds for the ser-vice, whicn is an active pollution fighting servi(t that means better and more urimeduate local service to Lhs municipalities as well as to the counts," Vihien explained The county has no authority at all within the municipalities, he said. :ihi'tist'n,vmis %tiit'i 5 ;t4ms_'iut)iiit '.'.;t its litmus itit :5:r ti_Isa ti For Future Politics JIt f1Ajl(i\ lIIllj4 \ :'.1'1:H S1'h:IN(15 nun C nutiriluuir Ctuirk'. '.'..l: lute. Its!: iii, 01 ,1'1 sInus- for Iutuns Iwmllti'.-ig aspintit irmn in ii 4ilttflum'flt Li ('its C 'iumlrij timid 1 .iuh.uts nod tern's M immItIlis tin'.elf said its wus 0-jivir'l l, iffici niltri dust if , t'iLlit veart ss'rvint- it, tiut- citsuric! tint: ifirint thus tout "1 dud whit: I e right luni i-Il . i tesoltitutim I': hti: It's' i1flVrtuimuf :i)ntrli. of 4115 jar Wilier ;wmllut tam. it, imirImrfKmrult tillS! Liriimirimr;wurtite'tl iirtsm of tilt - ialmnt '. Movie Itrowl rafl(t!t,(1 Liii- s-stunts i takumi •i'.s' dur'.'s'tiu, of tin nuttier uric! Ins '.'.t't+ stall-cl unit t! Liii c-ours" ruts rt,guiaut- mr and WIitsliuilliitim it this tnvr i nmtsmptin rt- ilutiimm, WItit 5 5th; then, from tiuoptimi restiltitiom ii ltumidls fimuuiure of liii' Inwi Council pm*sseci o nuitutw 1 . pru'puirt Liii ('11% s imisuran spt'nifn-atnmmts for tilt c-minis. seat fur putilis'iitum The cits prt'stsnth insunis will cut Liutibinsi •: C ii_stfts- - lis'rtor • • - • • •s - • - ' 'then sit it fflwii'. .atiiatl,t': Limits- 1 uin goimm It tuikt vt'iti- s. '.itc'atiot. - TjItert will hiit nunsor s timid t'.t rhttumiril Its o;,t!m. 'rhimt at: 1 ran ihiws'l wits Lint esnttd toy it'c'tiiim u this' Gnituti I sell'. or 'iirtsrll his VIV141, Miller itt Itusimsess, ii! roulwii hillier vi' It financial rt';r: os o . 1111111TO! *4,591' Ili tin general miiil and it Liii rimd limitf 'udg( lurid Nlziyuir C.rzsri vi lIt ltrn'.'.r 'Iflhltill nt Sit' Ii' I)ii!i5u,'5 it - st :s 'iu . V list State Help Needed 1' I) s's rlInhlmsses ligtitin it! Ilighitumu Street. was dttferrt'c until ii,imi:work-shop miIt't'tinF '.itt ii'tWtt'fl ('nunt- it iii: III' 'lmits !h AIV 'II .li!, I. I 4) RENT ELLCTR)C Adding Mat-hint ,A--- - 4 ~ Ma 4 It IIT 12 ., NCH ;)Ur(-}latse- 5PUt !lusL.ns,ru,d iii 1495" Msjr' - george Stuart IIJ i..IOe.s$D - OiA(D P* Pno., Oiu,,ar- 245 3 43 , mro t.2 .s. fo Soutp 2-iS's - ily - ,.... .u.• twa f umir heatt - -. -- 235 320; 2t"-P3ç ar - • II I' t III It % \\ iii Ill I ill t'iiihi \ tutiiiiii 111:11 host' Inst Ii'. \liihi stititig Ieis .lon'i ses'ni fit tuis sins tiolits' to this' suihihisu iiiuilpiiuui'iui hmi'sIhi ihirimi lill I toiitiiiiisl i m'n,iti'il i - u,iitiiiiilii It::' and fi;t,ls't- tuuuiliu', Sn i per Gun T'i'ed To fiitit llrovincv ,, Iiil'Sl' iii1ii1ttiu11i' tituI ill t: It::' i sinks's Ili flit- 'I i stout s's of '-c ti-rita hid I unit t,nmrtt,ir 112c in the southern third by I; unit sIm'(if)iaf'rl North V,s'lrot rn t,s'lic,i, the 201h pam shniki's t 1 1 'ii'tiii this' Ns,ifii of sit, Iiu',i'', I I I f - , s Policeman ' s Death lb RhiItRl 1-1 MEN ElI -tssoc'la(e.tj Press \ riler NEW ORLEANS ,E.\NS APi l'o!ts't' have ni"rt;Iied 1k' sniper tilt-S p,itli".i on it hotel rooftop ,•r si young Kansas black %% hose minister sass - hated s'. hilt' folks -Supt ('l,irenet' u.;,uurrtisso tuslil a nests s-onfcren'.'e 1'ut'sduiv that the sniper was Mark J. Essex, 2_I, a! Eint-iria and added "flx're's some evnlenct' of a conspiracy bs other people, but I cannot positively tell you yet." Six persons %% ere shot to death and 17 injured in the sniping incident, iarrssi also Saul ' , iii i lit a oh lm ,u Ill Ballistics pritse a 14 'it tin I ,' a ti.' n magnum carbine fatimol nest iii ;s:srrs::;s;. s_tI e l'ls,'' hOtly s'.;l th. -'-iou % a'.-_. wiu,i ii.! its html .-i'rCiiu At 1111111IRL--f i'tt killed i S iituiI '.11 I hut tl'Iij)iIitt% in liii' --. lii's' sstdel anti wtnunthi'sl a pa .sri'.s' thu it minis lii'..' beemi liei'mnan in New Orleans in N,'ss (%% it t hree it lour i)uiiphi' a Year's Use small iiiiiiiher siiii know, it I 'alit,' lust' ,'vtds'nct' th;ut ihit',n 'I Inks' tmiuimiy to form it s'. s'uultl lead tit tith t'nmn'liistous'' it'tisjiruut'v iiliii were tnt.'rit that Essex was this' only to kill n'9ill' tmut that's thu sniper till this' to.'! ii! 11w i liii inst ,c.,',i, i if t I wnTown howard _JuhnsonsI Is' said liii' iiiagutiiii was titi' lintel, and that one or more tel- satin' weuqiii that suit down ca 1. lit'.% snipers were with him and itt-i Alfred I I,imts'll, 19, as hit' i'st-aped 'stl'ppl'tI it) fl—lin t of police tit',i' I Asked s'. hether his rt'Is'rt'mu-t' quart e rs in slav s ago a nd to conspiracy i.—.c ant he huul wounded PatrmIt olman itami Ilsiwjmi I __________ _____ llosIiSr 18 imimmuits's liter sifts,'. imlot'ks tints At the thus' .if the Ni''. Year's lIst- shootings, xon 's 'We tint suinit- itif.ir-miiatisiri ru-ulsi in to is'li('vt' l)('OPle wire a:iimig to hurt soini'tane' whit-mu - -_ --I Lirrt'lI amid 1 lush were' tuiks.'ri to r ('iLt N(1 N( 1)1" '11111E I ( till) finds. outgoing I )i'fi'nsu- S"cretars leI'. in Laird z's'hsirmt hluispituil tunimig as hi.' gi'. u's incoming I )ef,-misi- Seereti r'. Elliot It ichar.Ison -i g uidi'rl tour of Uii fly 1311.1. NEIKIRK lions from his economic adthe basis tit that inforiuiiithe Pentagon. Richardson su itchei from the Health. Education and Wølfar.' past tiiiti, Associa ted Writer durimist this' sniping, he .1.'sisers Tuesdaymorning. "vt'rs WASHINGTON AP i — Pres- possibly will uiutke a final de- ploycti extra .uffit't-rs at the ti.s- — ________________________________idcnt Nixon is nearing a final elision on the new wage-price- pitnl, s'.hi'rt following si brief disturbamus' aman manwith a shotdecision on the shape of Phase 3 control system this week. wage-price controls amid inumti was arres ted. Presidential Press SecretaryP.11k.' milsmitmIied the arrested dications the new economic Ronald U. Ziegler ruled out tiny rules may be imposed before controls at the farm-produce mmmi as Robert G . I 'eters, 18, of April 30, when the old ones ex- level, but otherwise gave no tIt N.'sv Orleans, a black laborer. as chargedss ith carrying a pirt'. tails on how the new systt'mn Ills, was i* ho)titl('(l stint gun, disturbing the In fact, some officials hinted would look. that the President may decide In past weeks, uatliuuumiistratiori Pti1C' and t'riimaimi4il iuuiscl,ieF. ;itirrtissu, said police aren't to put Phase 3 into effect within economic policy-makers have fly (.tltt' 'I'A'i'IA)fl Mnnls'ndums, 18, n us ch,irsn! '. .-r i oem:ig ftelul a a few weeks, around the time hunted that rent controls might certain what this' imiolives of the with buying, receiving and Orlando on charges f that a new budget and his ness lx' dropped in Phase 3 because tw o tilt!fl '.n'rt'. A Si-miutnole County detective tonict'mmling stolen property in possession of marijuana, and LI economic message go to Con- they are too burdensome. that In I':ssc'x' ltoiiaetowni of l-Immi- hind to be treated for injuries connection with a theft at expected to be transferred to gress. the prof it-margin restraint Iurium, the 1k-'.'. W A. ('hanmi- after art Altamonte Springs Captain ThretuiLs on SR 436 Sanford sometime today. The White House said NIxon, would be lightened on hiusi- hers, his ituuiuly's muiinist&-r, said suspect resisted arrest at his Micclenidon was also charged The two arrested tn titiiit Essex 1151(1 (k'Vt'lopt'd a r*'stilu'nt'e at 317 Teakwood titter receiving rec'otnmnertda- nesses, and that coverage of the with resisting arrest with connection with the Decemcr program miiigM Lx' limited t the militant dislike for whites when line. violence to the officer's person. 17 theft of television from the muitbon's largest businesses and Ia' sammit- hi.'miw fns,u the Nst'.. Slit-ri!! •Jitin Polk ssmiit [Il ses Tt.l tutid was set at $10,000. Osty s Inn, SR 46 and 14, west Isibor unions. . l't. Jerry (npshaw and rt. Sanford, Authorities art it.:! But officials, after k'surnitig of Uiibett Kunkler, mt-imibers of investigating the theft of fotz l Nixon's intentions to make ,in this' sheriff's department Other television sets taken tha t atlminurlcernent on the ni'sv proN burglary squad, made the tLuy, -grammu soon, said the President arrest. Kurikler was injured Polk said charges ( . may go in a different slirt'ctitini. en M ii'clendon resisted ;ssessmon of heroin sure penwtit'n While Phase 3 controls probarrest ding against Flowers. Abby -• ably will be no tighter US far as had previously found si quantity of a substance .. food prces are concerned, the Lx'emi arrested in connection in Flowers' possession and it Li administration is expected to By JOE 11th. n tuult -, 1 l not be surprised if " Ill, i theft it the Ahtiusizonte currently being . .analyzed at the launch a vigorous effort to step ,tssns'isutvd Press Writer 1)111 that 'l'ire Company. we wotimsil up with Sanford Crime Lib. WAS) II N( lit IN i U's Situ. President Ni x on It'll its' had to UP food supplies, thins putting 1. The hum gIn ry squad also Elt Sgt Johnny Weigh downward pressure oil un-us. ltuisst- II It I Aunut, hi;umrmmiuimi of vetti, .mrrtssted t%% o, mono on charges of -harged Iloumier Lumpkms Jr Ed prices are controlled now the tax-writurig I'imimimwt- ('nihlit-p Wilbur I) Mills, 1)-Ark, grand Larceny. John Adsimn 23, of 7'0 Strrt, sit the st- lioht-sale and retail It's'imiiht.'t-, sass he expects the ¶3rsI uhisutriiuutri of lIst' House tVumy-s Ik-ese, 2d, and Horace Flowers, Orlando, with uttering -u el I 'umlgrt'ss to 15155 no major tax- ;mmtsl Mil- ans Committee. pre-- Nab of Orlando, %% ere arrested forgery and .urre'ss:s-'! hsts -'I'he uutlriuitutstrsmtuori has reform k'gmslatiuttu iliutt'd earlier that any re- in that city by Abbgy, with $5,000 bond pledged that it will ginuks' a 51K'I A)1111 suit in mini interview that Iormmi passed this year probably ci'iqwratinrt from Lk't ('harks lb> U. Bur!se':d iio 'ml eff rt to cut fuwot pros's this s'xpc-1-I.itiomls of somemius'tuaburs ssiiul.1 mit result in a big tax cut I':nu:s o i •mnd l't. Art Will s of the Place, Sanford, tots! suuther:t:e year 'I'ht- etuormmuity of the si! (onmgr,'ss that tax reform or imi s.ugmim!it'a,utls mn-resist-st Orlando I'olii't' I'partuiient removed it pot be1.i problem WUS dt'tmiuu:istrati-.1 ciatulti raise $15 billion to $20 re'.t'mmut's Reese lsusttti $5,000 bond at stove, valued at $160, fruits f. again'l'ut'sd.uy with thus' releasehmIli.ni Ili rI-st-mills' sirs' huigl'ly I siig i Louisiana I )s'mmiis..rmut, the Sem inole County jail • c.imnp on the tVt'kt'.i Itisc'i' of I)ccetmubtsr's Wholesale Price Inflated Said the tiiggesst and ritost iouIndex, 1k' said it ssouihl la' muc hIsirt.mrmt iihijs-t his ismue) will _1'hc' bureau of Labor Stalls- nuu'uri' realistic to forecast mat 41val ssm thu mu this Congress Is rut tics reported that st hiok-salu- his oimmiiiittu's- and its House tae hut 501115' fonmui sit nutional e rn of e su _ , prices went up by if sharp 18 citiituts-rpsirt, Wa)s and Ms'ins, NEW (It I Jill-_I is .Jaiiu-s iis',ilttu-t-ssr.' plan. It • S - tilt'slng.'r • appointed per cent last mutoritlu, the biggest uuiigtut futid loophault's that t-ouht tIn'.'. i''. sr i"lmniuit'e saminaut mit-I his President No Ixn II, sueimuu-nt';ase- smut-c January of 1951. In' iketeti to mist' $1 billion In $2 011 mmmiyj mut_m or legislation until o (Ted Richard JIm-lois. Setilu')-'issl prices were responsible iuutli'imu Wmi)s ,umitl Mt'4mmes st rites it bill, slmig.-r stius tEl tlumlrnii,imm for most Of that in crease. "And," he went on, "I mmiii guts it through thin House, and WASIIIMI ION i All l t:.- -- i - r u:', As fo r the t'cotisimiiit--stsubuiija- '.t ilIii,t to prt-ttis- t that if we vote studs it to the Senate iuiiitt'sI and under pressure to t'p hJLI tx-eu .ull Ui r (urn law, that- susljiainistruution is Iii trill-eaSt' ti's oil suiuiis'itityMills ti,us sutil that his group spilt, N,i'.-y cost-cult 'r Gordon smutted to ''buy Into" a huge ri'ponted leaning, to •m one-year in that am,uiiu,ut, there' sk ill in' it still start %% till t,ix n'lornuu this built' List_u'. returns to the concontract to p't1ut'e F-Il ;ct '- x ttsrtiu:m , '.'. u thu ito iii.mjom uis.ujiinity '.s Imi still %5 a nt Iii suit st-'smtiuu gr('s_silut,II '.t mtiis'ss table (ruin fighters for the Na'. y and tts,it changes in this' law, It Imsis rca- t,i.'s liar siamult-omi,' else by ill 1,0111', smuist thud, it Mmlls Slit'- St lilt-li he otwiteti firs' last month thit' $5 mutultion U now seeks t ; sonied Ill, the control pmogramum Insist $1 billion moors' ttimun we it'eds iii gs'tttmig a tsix tall uumt it key Nixon sutlitiutistratitin t:'me.cos tsJpuxuttes Must be thought of as tent- raise from tax rt'fonuit. through Ilus' llsiust' by siuiimuis-r, mupinluitmiut'rit anti the powers of the ,smulsjUflt of the tow bid, lnary, sitni tutu mu In'rmuu5umms'nt °Ili.ut ms t'xmn'tly what hull)Ito' Flit lilt ( 'tauimiuuitte't' will try thus' so-s'mullett iiiilltsurs'uudustrjul fie aid also 1_itton Inisiustries systs-u:i would tuuaks' lainur unit In'Ius'lI this' Isist timiie st ha mm big hi col it' up '.s uthu its on-mi lull this s'omnlslex has iiiLiti%anaged Large thi' tiusima'ss resist sltfk-rts:itly to tixrs-!'rmuu taihi, III l'Wjti We sear r j Pitt tititi I.saas' Ktctst, '.s ho luuulsliug contracts ut L 'A ages situ.! hark -s's and force up rtmult'iI mtillgu'.luug 110am Lax ri-Its-I Its' smulul aft-&-1 lit '.'. 11kb this' tteiui''ts-d huh' hind sought his Nays and ret'iuuttenijj tJu[ 1 Inflationary pressures _- . __________ - ___• ': -n' - • , - ' .' - , Ni (;Iiil-f.tlssos;illl, Decision Con 1 r 0 I S 11)e O -' Press Burglary Squad Strikes I n ju r e d D et ec t ve I were - ----- Ithe NeWS a . o Tax Legislat ion . Expected By Senator - •- 4 " - Purruamure - tax seun - - -- - - '' _ - _ _ D d Pres red RuleR e f u r n s T Ta ble - - - '. ' .' Man-see again pointed out to those present that Adsair's authority to go into the muuiuc'ipalities ccextcs from the state not the county. He said that removing the objectionable word "uicorporated" from the ordinance would not affect Adu1r's authority, but would affect the authority of the board over Adair. "flit State asked fur this ordinara'te and Qiapter 403 gives Adair authority as an officer of the state with county permission to act as an arm of the state The Itiw says that tie "MAY" and not that he "SHALL" act" "11 the municipalities are worried about Adalrs association with the Board of County Cormunlsslonera, they could join with the county and make him a county pollution officer with joint funding by the county and the municipalities. Perhaps this t ype of interlocal agreement uñ,gtit solve their concern-" lhen-e were no backers for the joint funding suggestion by Main-see. tne , : .I '' ~ . ;f f -me-4, d n9l Il I St 1*1, AujI. A.. di $ 4 , I' ', ' , ' . 7j, All is -,, i 54',, iii 1'S'. a flit I " if 1 • -4)t, '. a' - ,',,, -' Pits. p oq ' "' 3* • • . S P was, 41,. Eamon 901 0 $ F 'sin it' a • Pit PW tIa I'lt *0 rud - h'jøin 35'. I. Ma •,., *3 . - " . . 11 . t, ti'. 44, ,iIi 11.1 0* 1 . liii i'.i 4 4 , w s. it'. , tqp s,iu if - P .. St-i Al a Von 101 to IV. c. u, i,i,, ' iii 13 lcI s ti, . ' a ('I U u.n i,'i, ii'. -. . 4541414 i. P - -- '.'ai ' i , 544• i¼4uu OI 1319 PM & U - , - a ' • • 54'. ' • • S*li Tialco ' • , ' 4. - ltme'sd4my by Stii. Wllliauit h'uxOIlier si-untuirs say t h at satin of hOrs', I)-Wis , uncut of (lit' prioriii.' iiuueit liroml.4ing tuut-reform liii's suLn'omuijuiulte't, of (lie Joint mumnuis is the Iuilniuuuwui busKusuisuiuuuc ('suimuliuittec ttist he id President NIxon mii.usk a lulistaks, us Litton president lbtss tilt to ht'mst thin I'm its iii irs' posserftd Ott%c s't Intutuic tax even thought all Ihicir iinisuuus' is shim.'ltnred imu Navy Mat is I ('omtiiuiiust th.mmige his mimimut. I'rox,iuiri, It tisltl Is uiiltht-tt to suvsald tt'stl(,-huig_ ''cull ,its' it stillr Ithitlit" '.t itimesses tieftiris t'uiiuiuittce's _________________________________________ a s- suriuus tax lart'krs'uuc'es Ihiu'mu' is little l'SIs'stcitluiuu 4iIittJlIJ tumx-rs'lsuriui ciii'. ottutm,-, ' , be "terminated tot default -, *jtij VP,oiøl . l4iQ 54 1 OMC Ind 30', . . , has (lit • to *nsa 3m'. - to Att its , • 5',q s'.. , , - ---- . /' , ', tracts , • - - KiuIut' rt'usuns stern s'stlled 'othuril,' - and "uinact-t-pttibk" ste iuuimuiths'tt t h'.' fouirsttr muctiiitr,ul '. ho ht'eutL the •• 31', • , , -. iJn the (trill fails to iuueet c'vntrs't ds'adltiut's b% February, the s's)45- 'suuautu'tt lit ltNtu Ili tr tit ri-quits' ssssulttuy Is-'rsiuns I.m sm' some - '.1 tp.n*j a • !l "Ali ' . SA,iV' CO )Q - . Si.'' p H 4V'. . ' , ii Mi 5 4 sci o , 5*4(4 114 40 44. ••, • ' • IV - , - s,, u,,m ai 1 ' 1 , * • i - S.t'io &t, Lou I Up I'a I ii - iA, i Ole' Den 4 • , ' (.- I-I JS' • - il.' II , (w) Ii.' Si - . Hi Hal, - , I)UA cs, ici'. ', s,. Phit , 3OO.il ItS - 1 u.i Pau' 41 'S Am C,n It s . Am d#$ is , • gar ifoo'. er levies mu iimhis'rtleil Pr uin'rty, foundations mmiiul t'ti,urutsmtult' t- ouutrilnititutusi. Re po r t k j) H'. A Y 16 V Si oc A 4). ('an IN I I.III SI ill A I) of Iii.Fill, I,. J'ufrlek (ray UI is In (Jim- post for a lull term has uijipoitil:muetil of the Presid.'ttl. II.- bt-t'uiuie Iliti-rim 'bli'l on death of J. it- st'nius' leust s uuiigiit be' r - tiit'uuunmit withimi 24 hours of lightened include unuius'rt I mice his ttsstii m tony - will mint appear hiss's, i -miimtm.I -gmiiuis A (III iii, A, , , 1.,, I,( Ji • Ed ll Itmmimm ste g1minmt'uI iii mus'w m't's- u'suut' -C ~1 1 I a month and app) - rnta1 I Man-see pointed out that most people are losing sight of the fact that with univ two people working in twelve counties, the municipalities with problems had to approach the state for help. Now, a state representative in the person of Adair, us right here in the county and available to the municipalities at their 'beck and call" as well as to the state and county "The ordinance is only a technicality - the county htt' been carrying thus service out since June - the ordinance is a 4 legal "catch-up" which complies with state requiremenis and it is an actual an-rn of the state with no more or less poster since June,— he added Adair said if he were to find a violation of pollution control regulations within a riiunuc'ipallty, he would first approach the offending individual or entity and attempt to get voluntary coenpliancc with the law. 11 this fails, a report would be sent to district engineer who again try for voluntary compliance by the offender. Only after these two efforts faded, would the officials in Tallahassee be involved, he explained. John Morris, City of Sanford Commissioner, stated he was speaking for the City, and did not believe the ordinance in itself was a problem, but did believe that "It is very small step toward state control over county and municipality government 'We believe his a forerunner of future stniilar ordinances in other areas of operation; however, we are in accordance with the goals of this ordinance," he added. Chairman Vthko said that Adair is not some evil an-rn of the county goverrunent. 'i'tw ordinance can be as much a help to the municipalities as to the county," he said. Adoirs Authority $10 toward t " A flrund Neill, NCR ,itif 1,21140 Inns ni t,t,rrut,s and 11(i 'ms,imituh.'ml I, %Vt 11cr fii',ht"r h',,,,hai'r strikes were repirteni t,\l(,( IN ' AP' S (titti lIqe,i,,, ugutitich Nt,rht, Vietnam rI,iririi lIic' I nuuiiiul .'uuiinit,m,'tI Iiitli, bItt' Im,cs vet flit' ?I hot,rc "i,'hing at 8 rn U_ia, ;inuitlim't' ItitIih''i l,sonliv't- ii%,#,rNorth .\ii tigt,tr'r hiq,mnbq'r %VRS sPinal (1(,'J,' re ''i.'f ii;,,,u sunil a Pu.'lissilt!m', ill 5-;iiIb, en dy Usda', ihs,nt 1', mrs ill's nn,tthwect of \'hi't,i;ii,i liIJ linIn'. bIts' ,Ic',njljfuiri,c'vI Vinh and thc' t'r, (rpwmnr'r) are It '-taimi sill m'ii)il A,,i.'tii'uiric in icc inig, I hi" (r,ff mu, rul rep(ar?"(J 'limit' it Iii.' b'.'.si tilts, aft '.s', e i,uicqinui 'Ibis cs's',trsrI un-f t* low" ' liii'-; I il'-tI'fI III hi liii' iiiii,ilii't ,l I Al toy I 111 ht'lirrphu'r that nlisappc'arc'eJ uiu,u't- aF liii' I'o,,iti,,i,iul ti.ic m.'ninhs'sI \Io,ulay "vr'riirig over c'nf'rny territory lush in lttulsuIii,iu itui' I )$.( . lfl, wits',, Ili s';isti'rn Qiusng Tri pnnavinee just liii' tt,l,Ut,%l'('k ;tu'rial NO, sun Harlot uiiitl hs'Ir,',' liii' fi.ist'/, f'otir 'rc'wrnc'n and I,',-,, VS ;is'lv,--t" I l;iiplistnt'. \iI'. latitii- bic'ml liii' Ii $to thi' South Via' I iitiiiti,iiisl In flailY (- f ,I,utii,iliistIc'c has ,;, iris's" paratrooper ni iv is ion wc' r nil a tutt;p I sit 1117 .\ t ;i lutarci k iIls'sI, tuulihuii- m'fl ot ,,iii-timig in htis'cc' 'this' !-,iuih V,r'tnarnc'se mnsiitar it,usiii'', liii' us,'-blim'ct miii losses vii fin' sorri imia nil n"portenl another rnsrni'l w it ('qtrriri,iirijct terrorist (IttaCkS hi i \Viiilm' liii' ltsmimihhiii', h;ilt mutuivi' this' r;,ic."t civilian -;,c'j;ilhc'c to rn,,r" 'P. 'lilt, ,iii ;,!h.l 14111? i,,.is'I 'liv' I' 111 11 •i; fill Il t:f-I'l;It '-- • Suit' I. ?iitiihlft .- " thir !4t'rgnusm ball not plus-f' ;id'.'t'rtist'riit'nic for tIn positi is as instructed In tin CsServirs Roard l4isrgmmusum said it i ks:'i'nmtx" si'rriwd • - silly" II pins-i tIn Rowell ' s Door Open .itit tiitjs't CommLSSlorWr Greg Drummond commented the entire situation regarding the ordinance has been generated through the misinterpretation and faulty advise of one of the cIt attornes "vh-. su,,it h'.t-'.'.r better. in an hIU'mflpt to clarify the intent of the ordtnnnce, Assistant Attorries Howard Marsec said, the Hoard, in passing the ordinance, simpls gave a county employee, 'Adaur-1 permission to go Into the municipalities for the Stale. They gave "permission" not "authority" . " Man-see responded to a question posed by Eugene Jacques of Ionwood, as to state instruction in the use of the word 'inc'orporated", saying that the intent of Chapter 403 of the Florida Statutes is clear that the word be included in the document. Jacques remarked that in Longwood. thes were con-'erned about the phraseology dealing with "a staff for the pollution control officer, a staff sihush would be appointed by 11, tIe County commission." "Where the county has the responsibilits to man this of the State", the Board of Commissioners can actually farm a committee and for what purpose' For this reason, we wish the word 'incorporated' to be removed from the $ document," he added. "Why is a dual system neees.sat-s queried Pete Knowles, manager of the City of Sanford. Of ('flhiulIumits'at t it' ht'fWt'ei Ui sit' ii tsin.'igs't sinc tin twuarl it C nuns-ut witili ill fill liii- III $ ~~, a " ' ?'1:iiiiiger V f. . it Drummond Advises . 6 'f Representatives of the six municipalities in Seminole Counts were present to inc'.'t their '.lows regarding the recently passed ordinance governing sir and water pollution in the County. The ordinance passed In the Hoard of t'otrnt ('ommisscionem-s it week ago c-tv representatn'cs had been expected to attend the meeting but none came until after mhaction was taken Ac-cording to Mayor Granville Broun of Winter Springs, t the mayor objection to the ordinance is the inclusion of the ward "lncorporatei" Brown said that he could not se the necessits of i eoirnts ordinance If Adair AAngley Adair, ('4'tfln(5 Pollution ('or,tr,'il Mfic'er and representative of the State l'epartrnent of Pollution Control) is a representative of the state, he i'. welcome in my town at any time We object strenuously to the word 'incorporated" When queried In Commissioner Mike liattaway as to the reasons for obuvtsos to the use of the %; ,)! hro'.'. n .i1 tis.,t be felt it violated thesovereignt of his city Adair pointed out that his only authority within a municipalitA would be as an am-rn of the Slate and that the County Commission would be in no iias involved lie caid that his reports would go directly to the State 8thi C upervisors wstbosit ar count\ regulations at all '-tar WhIia'.h ' : 0 0 i ~j I - IF) Vietnam Air Losses Continue U Hi ANN SIFI'7XI'WSPl Sc!n r).ir s rb t- u:t, .Jacksrnvihi nia'. have I'(11, 111 his Scniitt .ludiciar rs' rnitu' of' to 1; bad start Decpltv .Srarhnrougt, 't prictk'tlnns o' hart! %'.sirl itni: hu' sessior :ts, wlu; thi ctriui; held IL'- first rnnmitttrt mt'' ln Monith it;Pensacola nit!, twi of Its six nicitticrs shows' indirect ;,• - 9 However, ittUicherl U the liii wat this note it, court clerk Mitkt- rnpie. of the suit wher the Xerox machint is fLXN Repairmer wcri workini if., un rnpie' h IIts trill chatst was. fi)ed---unknowt U. thi' 'rnnr's nffi't ;;' th' ttnts— is'wi'vt- , ar " To County In Sanford Ariu.q,w,,' r, f it, !1i lflf-riiilt canal was tutlU'ct t) Nixon • ;inunr'.1971. after environssiiilis1 rallied against the I niilltnt f)7(i3t'Vt skelA situd direct court chills's of Nixon t'uttutrk.s had 05 con.sidered I,% bin4 hut riit'd or advice of ha legal . - I i! fit .t ' Sllinq LOIZ 104 INSTITUTF 6'-'.c', ,.1tr Sçv'r"o Six Cities • \/'nrfrin;rlrij, Jun If), I'I/l I tie t,o,ifm,t (I I hr's all 1fl; ' si- it Overcome Wnrr and T e nsion plZ t s t %.I( r' -- •• Human Relations FffectsVc Speakino -- '. - that the 27 m s'Is_'r'culmt uk'pk-tlori callowiintt't' far iuII mind guts t'utti 1w cut again this year, las-cause of diainetk' suluorhusgu's of oil tumid natural gets ti' r said sn'.t Budget. a pest (hat tIt's riot reuime it\tuiLtgt'iitt'nt per - will lx' nothing inure than ('ellstared rs't'ordinugs of whumtest,r the E x ecutive 1)sspurtinunt wamits ('ongres,q to kiiow'' Imi his previous hiplo'mlrliIitn, i.i'flW ! PH I 311 4143 �bi ~~~~ 2?Tht Sanford Herald I/ To 4- 8 Wednesy, Jan. 10, 1973 'Big Time' Returns Fa 111 QuarrywKasper indodini the conference. sixpoint, , of the aec'ond period. pero'i fin:iI mr most of the firstperiod. word fl gMng The sernn"u fit-raid Staff Writer them 12 cnnecutve Dennis flixis hit the nets for the Seminoles battled Winter points and 14 4-11 margin. R Blue Devils 2F,-23 In the final HE sit' scoa aos : big height disad. Haven on equal terms, with the the time the ttrst half ended, the quarter, as both teams emptied 11) ft('i(I OR1S and had 24 point.' the (IFUII hu7zPr St'Uflded ::ic, the Sanford Seminoles sen3' tied 11-11 with 14U left In their benches to let all plas'Pts when isitors had putseven H5v4wI ro ri & in Junior vRNit action. the inpped an 84' Ru ,: Fugh' LPr Initial period after Jim points on their margin arid led we action Rnb S Inolec upped their 1&.rr ,. V'heatnn snapped nnfererwt' rage tilt to the Clements converted a three- 47.21: a' the two teams went to Tnmnm 10 ' Ovi*. with a M.59 scoring slump as he accounted season mark to 44 4flUir Haven RIUt Devils Ia,t point phi the dressing rooms 4 t4ftI'Ti% CC) $ Rut the Blue Devils scored s for 31) Seminole points. nearly win over the Winter Haven 14 1 rdV ight. mr giumi' left ttu' Winter Haven outscored S ).S 21 Seminniec 44 on the season and points in the final 1: of action Tribe I T l'-flin the third peruicl, half of their combined effort. quint Randy Brown scored 2 00 A Ili loop plli%. Winter Haven, and look it il-lI margin Into the 'it one time scormg sit straight And he dud that in spite of points to set the pace, with Phil 5rowrri C ISCC C, iiii points As the 8Tflt Cfl(!red t}ii' missing five minutes. 14 SfUIkC nOt far behind with ori the other hand, upped their s'ond period. C) ?. : hop lof t point showing. Jim C,r was Wintet Haven scored the first final frame. Sanford was down seconds of action ark to I overall anti '.i in C)I'LC'PCP' Ce h 11 C StriflOdW' l. the game midwac through the alse In twin-figures w3 I (IC' first period with an unjur. points, while Preston RiCharde O.k' I s ic i Wheaum had nine field goals finished the game with eight 'rorsis FO 1'.& S.rnrnolt d had a near perfect 12 for 13 points iS13 C' The Rab Seminoles took performance at the charity over the lend midway through Wei'or, it'tnripe Third Loss In Row WhIQh?fl C) s Three other Seminoles the first period and never gave copments C 'i s flnLchrd the game In double- It up. They led 1P-14 at the end of S MjnPc C) 3 i figures. Clements had 13 points, the first half, and had increased ,14411. it S OF while Clifford Mani! and John that margin to .M-Z by half- Ei CC) 1pot Yo n M 2euh each scored 10 points, time. Sanford wa ahead 48.35 're'sLs For Greyhounds Clements, Manley and 7 uli at the end of the third period. Wn'P,' 17 it tWfRI't winning the nine- c'rnir.oi. had five field gnats apiece. 'II 17 ii 7 14 point margin Otis Birdsong. the top it twnd Edgt o ter clumping : iou: i iii: the double figures i sn Frida' the Seminoles trek to It mom Otto CImCn?t ir the Rig right C'.nnfvrenc'e Rushni Ninrirf }ii'riiIr Sports LdItnr Pwtlarwic' iluriupee it. rime RflflflI c'i'r,.twi Us WIN at'eragtng riear1 31) points per Ilaitoru4 Reach to tac'kk the Scm,no;,' it field gmils and two tjflN' rolling over Jones fl. -----___.t_._.. -.io. c'. "i'rtv P.n'i" im srnre .i. poin ts agninsi 'iiininnr' rsu iirrnvr ir i1n1nrr Colonial nipped Oak Ridge tWell the from ttu- line for 21) points ",q '' . _ I, . ', Ht !,:: Iau !iel:: L ! murderous part of the Lyman ALs, hitting double figures for Iii. In: is nan-conference game - -. I . . A . - - - - - - a \\ i i:s'i'i .1 N ; ,\C1i ON, professional Style can lIt' seen at 1114. Orlando Spotis Stadium every M ondaY flitZht Aho'e are two s'vnes Il'm-iuli post week's action l'ho top photo shows Little lru;ser ask i ni- I hi' ref what's he doing wrong in his match with Vet' W i l lie WiIsim ,\,iti (III, ht torn photo Sho's Ilii'ui Ma tiida appIin S1i-'ep.m'rhi1iI stihitui I.'-,iu1I1 I V Ott man I ( - - - - -r-- - - Z - - , - 494 : 4 i* - .'_ --'I.' ply ••"s - '- . iu,iui,-,- osi 1 It'Ien I Ia wk ius P hotos) : - . ' •- Eanu humped Hillabornugh 71taokettsall scht'dulm ii- past li t tlu well halanc'rd Parker i it arc for thc time being The thckers were Jesse Cleveland Last night s loss droppe h ituuncis were soundl belted 10 ith lii and C,ar Parsons and Ore hound season record to -1 Ux third struiugh gam last Rrcnni Sanford itti it' each night when thv were handed % ilhiamc led the Greyhounds The tuwn a date witlo Colonia dr I3I-4 pastmn hit the Wildcats titt It points chilt Ftnth this Frida y night on their home 0c Win te'r Psr'l court Colonial i 2-3 it' Me,.Wrugh bud 1 h was nnthinl that &a.cn't Other Metro results las' night plui and 3-7 on the season exported strict- the C,rryhnunds of fill Moore' had to tuittu Edgewater. Evans and Wmt tnt surc'essit gamti' mu THUMBS bu. 'ufl bit to haul don this rebound is Winter Haven's Otis Rzrdsong Sanford's John Carsci 1 30 mak valiant effort I '* wertpinse'd zuv.nt Irwa tin: hUm High gym it's doubtful that even o IO gel hall. Sanford lost its eighth game nf thf. litst night bill, the. did givu it gotid account a! theniLselves fur time- first twi sessions only ti ddle Perio M I I 2.-li - - - ' _____ - .xr C '- 'a $ t - - $ - Ru*in Brantle _ -. & ~~-i ____ - --_-_ - . 1114-- ori*da W'io n Attempt e ' FTU roa:'t,. Gelni Thrctp,' (larl. 15 rmuut latiditil: tunutel! no' is he- trt'ing to t:ici his plmiyer -: ::u:t;t the Florida 'icc'ta Tia' jot tonight will tie tough. -lrr5It Knights will battle' And it was nth' s Little ttmugt;e'r, time- Tigers is! Mermiptiu SUite- lit last wee4 whet 14: senior renter :tut' M md-South Ct'lte'un iii Lddmt- Y'IuiU uncierweinit at: Meniptus, Tennessee and mans operation fm removal of am knee ¶tullnwcrr- of rollege cage' Hrtiur cartilage Fluitt will Ix' Insi for dirt n'rniipsurm the r4,t'titiIii, Li t'.it' renusitucier itl the- se'asmn nnl two points behind when the first period cnnu to 5: close The ' 'nit SJI. WIL' ?iui tirlIf tu' 1-' tiuli attic. Parkers hid b 1 11-14 count nnr '''" ;ierirrt ama the fur,usl, was nishcd to a 1&-I!' lead going mul. it was still anyone's game equnik fine' hut what hsippene Uut final session The Gres'tinunds continued j if, the Lake' Ilrantie T'sitriou. IF. the final session the pin the snnu- kind no offensebetween was nicur than Psitrmnu wcre going against the second period but their enougt: to spell defeat icr- nrizin of the Cardinal Mms-mt' dcl minse was : little rncrt Setninuk' C'.ounty' newest high: reserves and were oulte' amble ti ,,,, ,,.,,,,,,.,,, I -- ......... , school cagers - hold their own as the' matched Parkers tip rip the' cards frg Th e Patriots had visions of an the host leant in count. 11-11 but points This put the local quintet upset sifter their- first period were' far behind when the final behind tit is ii-t count wt ;iiiut in which thc3- held the huzei- sounded the first tush! . Si c"upper hand" over Cardinal Reiner dropped in 11) hoops While both Learns were ranunutting mans fouL' Use- Parkers Maone but wound down ii: the' during the c-nurse' of the' game' dr.' son mrwtuut of an edge' in: second and third ;rids tm lose and sulse hit on a frN' tiw for a tins deuirtnuvnt Sint"- UtOSI & their sixth ganse a! the curt.- g:inw high 21 points Fur the- Patriots, who runs art' the' fouls rumrmiitted In tin- paign Ii 4F.-3( desinr 'hmaj, to a ball control type- 3-1 on the season, it was David Gre'vhounds resulted it the offense' in which: ttws played Nelson leading the way as. 1w WiIcl:'iiti going to tin- ctutrit limit Meminwhllm' the Hounds vers delitnirant the' Patriots au''ountt!d fin l'' of his teams I )JIVId would just get posse,asion arid • Quin ci c es • -i M iv floutiIi St'vi'n (,AME i L uu Za,rr, 1 An' Jots'. Angel Yso. 4 (rdo1 I, 9CnQI ii, S N I'fW flastidmi - F -I Gand,, $ Maruru Pra SECOND GAME Doubles '-c- ci' Points I Arts' Toni, 2 Er Iza I1enuo,' it. 3 An94'P Joit'. 4 Neoc Yin. S Macun Zan,,, ft)atra Bastida. 7 Sala Pedrosa. S i J I ii i i Ill I I .L IQ 1 V 1'- lIIji-.S CLSH u-'raul Spurts Ldttur arid Goliatti or even Arid tryini, tip replitt-t- it fellou sarst- At k'utst IHit'ud didn't will, smvt!rmth!ed just under- II ttzuv,- to nit-et Goluiti: in time points ant] an even 14 rt'txmuncls - .I - "bit, * -. Iliversit% whiett "'A itl Uri- flight IT; thell' "It-et'lli' with session twgitt~ tht Houndo. lull b an 15-7 count Leading the' of Pots '1 ccl: of Neu \'nrL 'rite' ttn,nrse'Ives rn the short emit] t Mourn's charge- wuus Brad - ;irds un the- saint' tumrdwoocl (,ruitt stud Blurb. bust] severul fi131. score ert whit finished as the- Lake bran?is' :)tt, timere- have beer, a fe'si opportunities to capture- the' Even with nuiss ubstitutiur lint(j, hugh point man The 4ngu'l ullege quinitt'ts- that h.aive' been t'in'ttsr hut let it slip away b tire- host tennis tire' margin of g i'4iI" e' Tigers;* bionic' .1 tile lie w Had (tie' Knights twvri able u victory continued tip increase- as Patriots- could not contain -curt The lust one' that conies pull off this' win mugauin,ct Hethis' Pzirleri uutscureid the- Heinert whit would qumcbJ put saclamer Last weit4. (lie's would ""lid is Al Mssguire' Hounds )_ltu ii; time- final eight points or time- hoard neenmuigh Suoti"- Quits Game :!:Er - hair: Starr, who qunrterbasckt'd Ui.- Green thus Packers tm ut.;amrrasUelt!cl Nritiunarl football .i'igue' success tnt li brilliant p..pylill, seltsollh, it, pussilif uj at least sugre' mittri;rttvt' maclung off i'm tnt favor of if budding, busi n,t'ss career. Starr, who retired us- a player ittm I(t'niswtuer That starting crest finds Mike' arid 6.rnt'tt thull 1!' ppg sit the- guards, Pete Iivas lit center. said sit lit,forward positions will he' Jutini Sniuth I 1$ ;;,, I and 7A'ttIt' MrCrinuon Hall was hug'ti point fulls in the' loss lii fk'muistahan,'r with 19. MrCruiioi~, witt; tits tx.,,t oul- side' stn.utamj: pt'rfot-nrant't' of (bit' ISCUSOnI, !irIistWd si'iU; 1, Smith sitith'tl l Clark wars build It , 5M'%'(ft Pointi but did little- in (hue- wait of shunting in the' iwit July but stayed (Ill lit. roach deliti,erl* I itel% plined second half Green hss)"s, ynunt- quainmind overtuue- sessions. His lack urtsaacks arid War credited wi(t of sbnuotuit: hunniper.'d the is nuijur- rule- it: the clubs Knights victors effort resurgence, announced tummigtit's gautit the' Gold t ti leave' the' gum ' ti t a arid lila-i return tonuit' fur a iut'sis- conference' Tuesdas, hit Saiturdal) miight contest against 39th birthdan Pailnia IIerait'h Atlantic'It I. just Duit I have am desire' tiniversits an huh.- Highland Li di' other things,'' said Suer-i, 1'113' itS'l!t who hums- an aiutumnt,bfle deal.'rst1i1 with twe outlets an BitAla., amid 5 motel mu Auburn, Alas. . nunutes to wir, goin; awa% . v thr Lake SCORI lYman T-G L5,5L ni,e$ : what to do as three Winter Haven defeiders prepare to halt iis scoring W illiams I Wright 5 9 C firser C.'tmesu I C' C.tdu Gosidlion Irvelana Ci 07 ? F Moor L tIOflta% 1 Cit-veisnu 7 Santora 1 bur*0uranu 4 FM.* ia Winter Haven i Sanford Seatretrzt' Itt Mainland 47 Gainesville '73 I)e'Lan;d 51 'mm' EI E 34 0.0 ic It 7-7 ' 25 Cnli,,i o o1 I Do Winter Purl; 1 Lyman 47 (:oltmniisil 117 Oak iticige' Bistiul) Moore' 61 Jones .. .'. :' ORANGE BELT Lukt'vu'si 4( ttpupka ' ... c.uin' LPJ,L HILS '' M-' citing "I did not turn thus offer clown," he said. "I simply " cmded to pursue ai CI?'tit'a- in t1w business wurldruther than lootbalL n This first official nieet!tinug will have Hubert I. Jocrit, territorial du-er'tur of the National "ttflt' Auocuitiuri on tumnd as weli lab State 1tep:' :rn'autivc Eugetw C. 5luarw Hepreaentsibve- !d , anme: m'.0 b.t trig out ttenisuf susie' wide thilelr'!nl regurduig the pussession of firearms hi> hunt-i-s and shooters. Juerg is in charge of all National Rifle Association activitlez r the South Eastern United States. He will show am movie an the efforts of NRA to the Munmtverclt' 511 Sanford Naval -..- Sportsmen To Meet "It was- a tough derision: and I krwsv I'm goin: Li' niusr. foot. A huge' turnout is expected fur the first ball," tie said. "But 1'u vet-s nuecting of the' SeminoleCounty Gun and Ar- excie'O about our business yen- ctiery Asuruc'umttun Thursday night I Jan. 11.) at turra l'nu excited with the C)ttti's Ho! frau House' In Sanford its areas challenge of 'Joinig atnuettiune spurttuluen have shown great interest in the elmfurnimitiuni of the cirtunmtwtutm High K,lurer fur the Middies was Joe Santorriascino wi th nussed the' two shuts at the points on seven doubIedecketclose' of the' fourth period, and as free thrust- . ht'pple ziunik, fuse' i'! six AUCKLAND, New Zealand Next action for the s-ama-sit)' George Gt've'm: of Frue scored 1-brunt) tosses it, the extras cagers of the' Naval Academy wticu - ust Tuma t.I;t' Nev 7.eailwud Oper; t'tutiitipitinshiipr ii 1 4 1 4 15 ol I 3 17 DO ' BERKELEY, Calif. Lrs C) 24 lip ' Mornvped, P_t'ppi, Putt mar' FG FM Ts" 1114 : 1 director' as Keeps Lead 7 3 7 17 0 1 12 03 - SS ddy of 1 , 425 St ' the sipea.wn in the seared seven points. (;r. - - / Wli - I I - I -v I)F)- ORLAflDQ - KEfV Pst-Tamc p, Wi1 : "-' atii Oosai Circuit 5 TV 10 MiIe& gq*j1 of - - - - 1q45 IF't Sin -- 5 • 21 - 09 lIá1'Ia.brit Ions - ,avue - Robert Ric MINOf scored four points Anthony Dixon and hard Frederick each scored Jimmy Franklin had his ftest scoring day of the season as he Lcd Daniels with 12 points Jeffery Jones scored 10 p0111th . !I%7 (iU) Arthur Kniçtut hod Roger Harringeadi scred six Keit h Whitrwv hiad Is ci JyjIlith I Kenneth Epps two. Russl and Glenn had eight each for the Vikings while IA-on Jenkins had six, and Donald McCoy hit two, ('olts36-flamsZ3 Colts remain undefeated for the season with only four games to go, Raford Clarke was again high man with points. James Rose added seven, Jim MacGregor six, John I)oyle five, David M -Cook four Danny Mann two. for the Colts 12 ' - -- SIXTH GAME Doublet Five P-ntt i Fermin Loss, 2 Chucho GamI. 3 Aiiu Mcncha. A. fla() Pedro, S Pens Caballero; 6 Maruri Laca 7 Aica Martorell - $ Juluto Luis SEVENTH GAME Doubles Points I Lizu Via. 2 Erdoia tarn,. I Angel (lcngoa Ii, 4. Arte Pedrosa, S Rent' Toni, 6 Bayo Jose, 7 Marwri Loss; S Alca - Jets 33-lions 26 Ps ii P.l.ntb, •4Ui'4 St Peiitbuvg R'tp Pa".'t* 1) , I Atr*vi Su Pv',s%4n Pi fl air $4 IF Q ,' late Port RPuç t'auIt £5 Po-.* fl rovu ta.Wr '44* t4J(54,diva TØiI iM. is ji I ov Laud.itThIS C).uu.,,1 74 ô,i Li,i Boo Anclors.orl 4 0o'5od CP'amr'ed. SI. i'Gfi La,, 4• Out.I,ew't 43 Co(QOl Cr..1 4, mu lajdSudsl• P4r.thp44 U "0ju', hO4Aafd IC. vi 1Iva,id McAitieuv it flslu. (,t3 CP'ut!an 5) •'' lit Shoos na'tI r0 .-' C-, no . 'fla'% • l4 % Dj %'ulb*?ny 44 1 iLSf*%d Sam o a i, i vs.gv,'t 4°" '--.-,Lmt. to - -,-.. • •1-' I4 0 4 t• q '1 !4 •'i I ,• It m"'8Flf,HTS4 e.AMF - Doubles Pont', I GaOl Martoreil. 3 Quinito Cflucho Muueria, 3 A g ustin, 4 Aituna Genus. S Maccob Juan, 6 Area Elornu NINTH GAME St's-en S i ngles Pontt 1 Aica, 2 Chucho, 3 AItujnl, 4 Ecjuua, S Quinuto 6 Ju ldo. 1 Laca, S Caballero TENTH GAME Singles Seven Pontt I Gaeta, 2 Anna, 3 Agustin, I Juan, S (ben, 6 Gash, Muguerla, I Macsolo Doublet ELEVENTH GAME Seven Points I Fermin Bastuds. 7 Altuna Loss; 3 Eguis Mencha. 4 ne Pedro; S Bayo Lout, 6 Juiu?o Caballero. 7 Aica Iaca, S Cisucho Marioreli TWELFTH GAME Doubles Points 1 Gatti Laca, 7 Pen. Elorni, 3 Aria Caballero. 4 içjua C.anuia. S Manobo Los, 6 juIito Agustin, IF Qjnilo Juan, $ Altnai Mugureza I moan ra Gandi, Erdo:a Tone, Liiu Zarre 2 Maruri Zarre, Ante' Ton,. Angel 5 00 Eag)es were never in trouble as they outscored flue Vikings In quarter. ' - - 3 - Manatee -- S. Seven 3 Fermin Jose, Lau Bastbds, Jetswere never in trouble but Macore Gandi I ('tt.'nhn I nsa his-n PN-trOtn. thc I.ior4 kcpt titL gurmc m 1;;c. I'ersl Luis Jon Craig had 14 poInts to pace Pens Murjus'r:a, Gash Juan, time Jets. Also helping the Jets ?,t*nlo Agustin 6 Manure Laca, Jul00 Luis, were Toni Edmonds nine, Loss JohnnyLittoneight oral Clinton i-enmtn i Arie' Pedrosa, Meruni Iota, Westbrook two. (edopa Zanre I Shuns Ganiha, Chucho John Bales was high for the ugu Manolo Juan Mer:., l.uons with 11 Points while Ricky9 Jui,to, Aica, Ecjuia %l:inn had nine and Clarke so Mnc,lo, Anna Aguttun ii Juieto Caballero, Fermin Gallagher, Mike Wilburn, and Kirk Butler all had two points. liasleda Altune Losa Il Gasii lace. Anna Caballero. Juluto Agustin I IUS1 RACE A S 16 I Castles Ebony, 3 Kwh Kate, 3 lierkIcy Clip, I Montague Gio*, S Druvelum' Sam 6 KS Flumhlasm; Ace's Red; S L Hi hope l SECOND RACE C I heCkles- iloppy 1 Hagujut. I T unys Creche?. I Montague hIss-an. S tP, i Showers; 6 Breeze LairS, 7 Sam. S London Pam THIRD RACE 0 I S iS MontagueSkccter. 1 Mtson Ben, 3 W, Demon, 4 Coragh bles S. r i Rattle, 6 lasting Star, 1 Gary n. Sorter B L 115 Grandma FOURTH RACE a i S ma AhOy Ross. 7 lIes Samenie, 3 Dee Wee I Lonely Ramrod, S Daring S'ev 6 Pink Two 1, 1 Monday Char;o, S Lady Lee i-li TM RACE S1 I C I1ar,1use Magic, 2 Vunna, 3 K - - rita W. k . 1' Sty. Mama. .' P 4-St'tu, ..'f Lout,, 6 Brittany I$rand1 I D A 1 -- Asp - Wilues Speed. 2 True Des,,, 3 Worry Miss, I h4,InlCy Pick Montague Iranne 6 LuckspPfo 7 M,stt'Stc lint? S Maig.c MIlt' - ELEVENTH RACE S IS A 1 Tales 0 Glory, 7 Jack Mood y. j lake Susie. 1 6 M S Two Frsipe. S K', Duenns, 6 Doily Odes, 7 Cecil $ ituneJay Lou T'ELi HI RACE 5 56 0 1 I', WoIn, 7 S S Jolly, 3 Spot t y Sr,:iutt I SOuCrICItCIC, 5 flcibt' S J,Ith hitaCkw-rlt, 7 Trudy Cadre 5 [it,. Whirl flrø wn. - SELECTIONS w 01 .-'.-' 5,,.,, K -i' - ',. - ' C.viup,I 4 ) 4,'.', £114i'fe 74 Laa .e'a'1 7' , ,0,1 q It 54 0I S'4," M'fl'. ''t *0m' ti CSI •'a 'wit 'I)uqj iS. *04e'C 44' A 5* i4AS4 U c.,i Cu *0-o# LAN, •auIM .jI -. r.iu,.ø 75. PIALS ilP LA Sports tsa..s'u. Las' 5inb• 54 r,,..vs Co.. St' ''n ,.a'. fi,.Ød' Pq5Ci' 73, 55 O".t'do (0'4"I 4 I' tiQ. of (STC C Pr,t *7, t: t,Oui'$ V*IS 54. 5.v't-n Oro.. 40, P4Or'y.'.' '4 I w' •.. u'. t, or'..',- s-'- In Brief -0.9,0 L.-*a'.c $S 3S 51 4,. - C9. - ii Ga,nets-,ul. 71 0.1 .54 54 .'S'O CCli St 00-1:11 1 W990 4 ss Isle Sip Pa'rn S..rPi GanW*"s t .u'.' is u, ,,.-_- '' '*0" -,--,,. ,.-.,,-- -,, ,, u - ''--- '- ' - -- 's '-- " :' ilkhcr iuylor't Prrj 4 Cleveland Indians wtll honored as th player Of year in the American Lea,.t- ,-' during the second ann. Kansas City baseball awards dinner Jan, 21. Perry posted a 24-16 rec':rt Lust season and had an ear 'run average of LYA He -s-voted the \-v-ir-'t the league's best - e 1 o4- a J S : t ': :, is Oaa 'ores' 43 till SiOVVlt 40.poll'c" '- Cy Yowl,! . ' Rattle. Laung Star I Fc M'%s'on Be" I Dee Wee. Lon•ty Ramrod, P4et Smme S Nt Lero, Ks Zeus, Par.d;s. "eg'c 6 81ue Bug, Mi neola Mistreis, Ks Dodo 7 Reno ,iak,. Tom *isuri. Arts And Mu's' S KS Smite, POppy(ofn, Challenge Lass 9 Ts alackee, rOy. Re Tammy 10 Trot' Desire. Weime's Speed WD'ry Mss I Jack Moody, Ks Ot$nna, T$(et OGlory 12 S-sty S.cwsd*. S S Jolly Robi n ' I • ae• '''' U 0.'rs'v T.t''l. Li '4' IS T.,.v.j 7' 5 as.er. 47 i... P'.e4 $4 (Al• LI Cr,I'lu ,.c ;'i Aq' Pin $C $n4i 5$ 4t4 I S.t, v 41• TI (4ta $4 P44I C 'v C)'*I* ILcVI LA *i-'C4 4•jS 4' i't.q Lil4.4 I) £Øfl$va 4 ()it4a. 141• '4'-'i'd 74 y(eui's -,,, N',tS. 47 C IIII Y.'Paro* C"ra. Ca't4'c St P-Sf'. jOs'i'i C.tt,tt It '' s 1,,i 55 Cd Pr t.i.i-n5 J,,re. Is flacks' TENTH RACE - _ _ fl , I n - "l- 0 S t . I KS L C Us- . I i)UI(F Loud Cadillac. 7 Iplot'on, a Ireckbes Grey 1 '.i'a Ti-I wiiriEades liii (U. 7 (Slut' tIuij I Montague ViNilef. i nsss- Rayc, S Mitt On 6 011cc Winter, 1 Mineola Mttress IF KS Dodo SEVENYPI RACE 1i 16 D I Neon Jake, 7 iiurwy Catcher Gail, I Artt And Music, I Diane McVey, S Tate. Whirl, a It j hg 1511, 7 Grn flow. 6 Spygl S5 11111 EiGht TIC RACE S 16 C I k' isicule, 7 N L t Ilabett. 3 t)akut,, Paiuuut, I I'ower Arms, S Kill, Oak,",., 6 Challenge Less 1 Laneus MsCul, • Poppycorn NINTH MACE S IS B I 4 1 it N Si ' ('-u'jshier: •4•1 u J ~?t 44 Cvi" ted 'he Sci' *0 ."o. i iL!r of hts he !mi'! Willy Walker iith 1 7 SO C 1 Maryland in it_s 11th straig!'t vlrtr.ry, dating hawk to last seasen The Terpi rosreel to 3822 halftime lead and Vtrjnua •iat unable to stet rinser than paint_i the rest of the say Maryland held hlgh-scnrthg Rdrry Parkhit !.', t* *0 K TIr e s [i TONIGHT'S ENTRIES In gimore scored 19 paint :ind iiral'.hed 17 rebounds in leaut 5'v,q 5$ 0 - 0 4 F4110 Ovsan 51St 1ad.caup Psi'• Crest U. v.'"'-tt-jn *t 1. 9(1(1, 6%. Fort LaudcO*I• $ 3 p o. H t .111504 CSI-.O to. 4.044 Cv 5$ L.ast,,cg 4 ' v'a 5.. U l4 I (aL,. #wo,ffi Ssrmn."an *3 •uu - 4' 'i' ,'' Results Cage ti 4icJSqdSlS piiu 4$ as a unit, becaus. of ?mbr - SO. a.aa AiI.n.c Pa ()rur*, IVIUII Five and Re Jeff Patton had 10 for the Mains while Bruce (',ibsonm had six, Joe Baker hit tour, 1Arnord Dixon scored two and Phil Bicker had one. , , , liass-muti hianiminered Abilene Christian 79-63; North iern - '. 9" ''0 Li .14L so, '4) - NEW YORK ' -, Malaga has resa.ginr-.i - -rx Use director of the Unit': States Lawn Tennis Asaociauae'n to return to his Law practtie .in.t other business interests to Chiveland, USLT,-'v President Robert B. Colwell announced ,'sP' c'l.n CINCINNATI . natu Bengats linebacker - Reauchamp, charged wtth - ' • -.- ' " ii ,,., . Flare Legs. 2" Belt Ltips W If I II 2 PIECE i -- TR IO SUITS INCLUDED -- .,t ',, "., " l, -" Bj America's Fa mous Maker NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY $ALI ENDS SATURDAY, JAN. 13 It Post Time 7:45 P.M.- Saturday 7:30 P.M. M A TIN EES - ]PA. MON. andSAT. LADIES FREE ON THURSDAY NIGHT k , ~_---11,-,, "I I - - S .110 1111, BIG PAYING QUINIELAS PERFECTAS and 3 DAILY DOUBLES Store rOl SIlK VATIONS - Call 3$/1354221 (Al,., 10 AM) At SO itt fIIIIIIIIIIII WINt 1: N I 1441 rr l'ANKWOO( Pt A!., OWAPIGI BLOSSOM I IN (.4)1 (Ii 11 T UIAISI,I F MI iiWA ','. - sauht and battery, will be tried :n Hamiltnn ( ' 'suit'. \lruc'tp.ai (.u'UX't o n Feb Our Regular S10 to S'?U F a shion Puly,str Sojits , INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE every • and I 8OY - v.1 brown followed st-lilt eight points John Liii>' had six- - , in u& lop Learns was test oy ixinineri Gi'christ with 24 points Willie ___ ri jhf.0 S&t I,.1,,.,,,, ___________1 _______ Grahaln three and Mike James lirodic had 14 points to lead the Eagles. Robert Smith chipped in with 12, Southward had 10, Kevin hit four and Terry Smith added Mark Godwin -.- li -TM GAME F ive Doubles Pontt I. Egula Pedro, 7 Macsolo AusIefl. 3 Quinut3 Eiorni - 4 Pens MuguCria. S Arra Ganita, 6 Gash 44 (*.4?*4l., *0 I'PISc%t,ucC' r.bI, 7$ t, " U .5 1 Amvets, who are slowly ________ - -- Doublet Ss'.cn Poinit. I SaPs Toni. 2 lyo Pedrosa. 3 Aica flatIIda i Chucho LOSS; 5 Fermin Merucha, 6 ju an '- runitests i i0 Al Eagks 42--Vikings 27 AMVETS 46 I)ANIELS 36 'it athletic &-inford Elft-tric was getting West,simje Junior }3ovs League Wilkins, Russell Hibbard and as he scored 24 points for Tip Plea Roberts two apiece. Top. Wayne Watson t utt for 14 Ronnie Ryan was tops for points, Anthony McIntyre had Sanford Electric with 16 points. eight and Theophlis Vtilliaimrs Scott Anderson had eight, scored four. Li-roy Kelly hit low' and Steve T)TOflC Hayes led McCoy's Wiiutte'd tallied 1st, with 14 points. Henry Gilchrist and Kevin Sheppard ear t; I ,uc'r: Imaid t sit, - E-ddIc'b Bakery Sanford ElectrIc 30 the shots but they Just stould not fall. Jay Johnson was highi man for Eddie's with 24 points. Randy ilurve>- had his best Timruny Aiken had four, Todd 1 - lv. o TIPTOP 52 MeCO's"S 30 6 2 ti United States Bank outscored 5 % ES-I S I D F. LLA G U E 515 DOG RACING NOW former assistant coach, was elevated to head track anuc !cId cuacimuig ;mltjutl at thu Tt) %- tir5it% of Califurniat replaicuu. Dave Mas.iard, gave up the job to devote full is Leant proper gui tuLrnidluii- erspeciutls Iii children The lucul chub, formed in Nov' e.inber cubnutted its applicuitauns for charter with 6.3 signatures. This t one of the largest the NRA huts received in recent years, Since' its. Inception. tin' SC'GA,A buss sulre.'uscly grown tee uppruximatel> IUO members and is anticipating dose to 2) b) April 1. will urive early Thunaday and at'company club officials tin a tow- of as tentative site fur flit- club's facilities mud discuss Witt '.ntrm, future plans 1tie nme,ittnig st'th get widiar- way pq and reifreshmenLi will be served Applications for membership will beavailable and interested persons are invited to attend. - W`TRR, Mike Murphy scored Dekie's Gulf in every quarter as Dekle's lost their first game in . I the second half. • Sanford Atlantic Bank 41 Wesley Spake had 20 points to 'v Ti-tB 31 pace U. S. Bank, Joe Smith Sanford Atlantic was never in added 12, Dennis Germaine ___________________________ eight, David Smi th six and Ted White four, Rich)' Rosemond had 23 points for Dekie's Gulf while Top ('had Roll and David had six each, and Ned Stevens ThJICI ANt) LiVil Hunt, the game with 2K) pouits. Bill), -McIntosh had eight and And) 7 Y Oder TOTALS w-'Sslun ia tub niates cutitinually will be this Friby night when """Iry gut the tMshI to bum arid let him tile)- play host to Mt. D-a ''rk' aaninis: the Middies Bitik' Mt Dora felt thue' wraith of ti lt. recent Australian it Ac3blf - Poul" out I, Cievet TOICI to' Lyman 21 Winie' Pate, ' :)ss t- harit% line and especia,11% Stt's't- Keppk. the same cager It fo-"-, 6-G, G-3 victor% over Ono) Partin of Nest Zealand, a mud- 0.0 Ii 14 4 It-' 14rantie TE!tuiNIS 1525 Went.' Pork Laid' , (rpen, I s-men 7 , ii IS i1- _________________________ - I tIC) IC) 7_a OtSl $000, METRO 1 oiuntv, I 4 It, Tilt Asme- lated pi-rhil. o m's'tid,s'sij Mo'ean Suis* TOTALS it 5 S Ot First Federal pla%led without Rocky Jemigan had 16 while their big man which hurt them Russell Cromley, Paul McNulty and Mark Waman had two wider the backboards. James Edmonds was high for each. Eric Hicks had 19 points for Florida State Bank and high in Logan low' tree throws cost the Sanford point mart with 21 poInts as he Prep team last night, falling by Naval Academy Middies the dumped in fate shat from the' a 74-52 count chanet to capture their second flcue,r arid 11 of 14 from the free In the Junior Varsity game victory of the season bust night throw line'. The on!) misses 1w best night the Sanford Naval as the) dropped a taught 5G-5 bad were at the end of the turned the ta bles on their Montdecisi'jr, to Muntve'rth- on the fourth period and one in the yea-dc counterparts, rolling to a vuctar' civertuut' period. But all was surprisinmh' easy 47-13 victory. The- victor-s came' U' the forgiven when he paced tht' Mike' Weldall paced he Muntvet-dt' quinte' in tIVertlfl,e victors in the' extra session, Middle -TV with iB points after they missed the op. Also playing s'it.al roles in tht partunitv It' take' the decision in Munitverde s'itrtori- were David HERALD SCOREBOARD regulation tmnise when the) Pittman and John Henley, bo th Nw FO FM A T failed ti-u connect on two fret of whtuns hit double figures. 'CtccsCin Co trirows with tune elapsed. e Pituitassi canned 17 big points I 35 But in the extra session the while Henley added an even O'UU*?'cl S 0-0 2 0 t'i ctors wet-c' red hot from the dozen Mix,i,,, inc [iGIfl ',t' WuftItc ParS lie, t.anur C ' it ,"I 4L', J , D1AL5 Results I al 5 _. a trouble and are still undefeated in second half of play. Griffith had eight. Jack six with Bill Robinson and Godwin six, Sammy Griffith Raymond Bracken hitting two four, Kirk Schirard, Pat each Schurard, Karl Lahman and U. S. Bank 50 Tim Johnson two each. DIIkJ&I Gulf 3'i Pat Johnson had 14 points for First Federal while Mark -, 10 17 3C IC bratuuue 1.2 of To Convert, Monifiverde, BOW TO ' 12 Paces Bank the Bankers with 19 points. effort. The action took place last night as the Tribe lost to Winter Haven, 83-4Z.. Monies Fail State Mark Renaud was high for First Federal . 16 '-ollons ,orc Conference -s JUNIOR irka'E floridA State Bank 46 HANG ING in mid air is Sanford's Rickv Russi as he tries to decide just 3 u Florida _____ _______ ,. , 1-4 Star; Pueitkut'wic2 was Die Leant lost pos.sessiun of the' ball Tilt,e same lucid true' mn the' cardinal leading Parker scorer third period where- flu' victors r- t.ru,,'m, * * '* a a _________________________ ________________________________ P.nGptv urgain outscored the' Patriots. 'vuOSn,sr _____________ Stun admitted :'c,r, trig, w%cr-ui t'uuc'tuuuig uteri at,,,' saiO one', from an WIflaz?WO club, was "particrulurls' r- , V ' j Edmonds druibts'iI ohm 80-d'i8; 'l'milsa ix';u( Arkan,sas 85-81; Denver sty. iiule1 Wyoming 63-51; Florida Southern trintmtnt'd Connecticut 9,1.85; lA)UISII1flZI ireri defeated Arkansas Simile 804'i8; Ohio smothered Marietta 87-31; IiiSalle downed ItIdt'r 18-417; s. jose ph s P mu sin pp e Amnerii'mirm UnvR'rsit5' 78-55: MuNeese State whipped TexasAr lington 89-76; Creighton nt't'rpn'red Augustana 82-413; Rem Mar?orsuii; Y. barns Pedro; I rM.a C '. u, - Pcr5 Luis 'i Bart Starr N - James . G night, Second-ranked Marylmmnd crushed Virginia 91. 74 lit the other match. Elsctiht'rt', No. 16 Indiana hit Mist Doubles IIsuMfl GAME Scen Ponts I Lilu flittidI), 1 .r'e Bcngea If. 3 Erdola Pedrosa I Sam Zarrc. S ibarrc Via, 6 ermin Joss'. 7 Maruri Gandi. S Angel Toni FOURTH GAME shimnast of heads over the West stints from the floor and added were unusbk- to capitalize' The- third period told the U.slc C:oat power 'rite- Pans were or five' of six from the charit y lint' range and fell further behind expired at 11w end of the' initial cthys to regroup t.heir with their next scheduled action Chmi eight paints found their pe'rmod There' was ru delaying ti-u' treing the Jun 2( contest waiy through the' 1.vnuin net it Lbs period and whei the' fimut, bias: lean. it: the' second stanza it&tin5t the- Rudio; Moore- e't't'rynnv knows the' qusiluts of nn'niUsllu,, for ttut'ii- gminie Magun-c's- ruundbalk'rs tonight in; tire' aitiwuipt to bar-trig MI's. greatest '-'irttur buck bionic' (asic-h Clairi a rxptrted to go v itt the s.uuiit- fit-. ttuit u;wn;eci I . With Its triumph, iumohc'fuatevl \t;mn qw'tk' won No II tbi. year I tud iiki' trioct of tti, oilier virt(or li's, it hitl:i t I toni,' easy, I"iv.' of the Warrior beets ik'e'ItIed by five 1wuinstm or less 1ivI!f,rQ (ei- p.1 ai'vernl uutrn'uvs'rs mis ol;uriiuie'tt.' (neil to ttu's',i' Ito' Iioll it) liii' ftnt:,I mmiii.''. ,uttd tub the' r:sruIru u ., 110 Gandi - it, maintain Uu. 1xiints. Nelson drilled in. six Adduni: insult to injury perhaps was liii' hard to taIetripk- overtmn,, defeat the Inugtmts ;uffert'cl tai ,amturdui' Arid have been fill mort, prepared, - . Fe'v t'msiung teams ever win at the' Mid-South Cnliwun;,ison,g the latest t - ;:ucl thu- out sins Vanderbilt Nairquette Warriors. -c a - sk fevi 01 miten re'r'nrd cm tus .' ' ' -, i-Th on Paul (ohen'q tip-in with 19 ccc rinds left fluit Allis' MoGuire, the tou,e- t,'sq-,n, uswml in a pair of (ri's' !hrrews with IS seconds re• roaming mind More-us Washington I;,frr delivered two more in nail it down ' ' 1 think we rams' back a little tonight, there were signs of it, saud C.uarh M Guire. Ti. ruferenre was clear I , .'..' ,, '1' ''iin" 1,9 . ,. i .4'I4 ' hurt fr 'wing rift Ifl(hIvlr1iii 'u?"r,!' tither than playing Prep 10)41GM T'S E NT N iE I 4 SI \1lit,lgiunu - tiiusti'rI post Colvin 110-51 muriel Mont ann SI ate fu,tir uO% l , IJV hr%-, the genii- mit lui:unuuig'r of ut,u' MiIw;iimku'u' Ituiks, 'tunis's Marulsmi'tt,' hmuuu,w g;iu,is'c Iii ogle ,Iru'slK's - tivs' suhiegs tals'nut, \nusl while I'mutliry looks i,t'er \hu(tuire's hunch, the kisis I iuiak,' oo-If(HP eyes I)mu(k. ''I hini't uk.' I':timbry sitting I (limit rh,s' iM'('iIUSu' I think iris I players start using it little' s;iheral vision,'' said MtGuuirr TOT ASSOCIA ii A u 4i lu'.". I'.'' y,..% miller his fourth-ranked (cmiii, u%',,u' ',, ',-,'p,..t' (I .(a 0 turned l)a('k ('hit'.'igu-lyulmu 82i 1',u r,'1. rh., . COStS PC' 77 f Its 81st straight loom' 44D5 IS I $ s. 's 'v"s t-Iu'tory Tui'sdmis' night. C ,o'.'ts (*. It Milr($Utitt4' was only one ii .Si. Si P. 4 C 17 titsu Top Term ts'atii.t In cit'tlon ivttFsJrg t),jr,Pdn Seminole littLer in the second tush! F Al Mu-C tuir.' it soil I ;urt'fu'r his Matquis't Ii' hm•tkl iuuii is'-,,,, ;y mittu'tit tuui, tuu tutu r;ithuu'r thans Wa nu' I'ttulury I k's ri';uil si'nsIi iv,' ii iN 'Ut it, fellows 1)1 course tout s-uuiihulti't really hlatmiu' the WarrIors' u i'au'h for Jai Alai . ~_ I ';l;,tru,si'ql California.Irvine 7 lc'eh::;: :'light!, r:u'gleu'tvd Er,,. '. __ - - ' (ito light .hu':ivvs enmia' inti' the rint Itu' will tisut is' seeking inquiries as In i'uu'h other's ' - ' - Ily KEN hA I'l'l II'OlIl A','oue't;it,'d III u''.' ;u'r1-' \Vt lu-n -. - their mnonsyt r)11n Anoihør match on th cArl ist a tir rrsir,J.r Ptwn I.ittl. and 1,arr y °'°flY 1'.'trton This bout q r'rnit' h of ttts' pw;!nuis hetwn the pafi'. In that fight ('etervin srn'el a sp it dcislon in his first syirl only pro fight Prior to his turning I'?erton Won 24 to ZS 5fl'it' ir fights In addition to these )-.r fights there will ne pair of tour reinirlers added ',o ti-i. marl All of the fights will ha'."-' two minute rounds instead of the usual threm, This should Allow t he fighters to 'let it i1 out from the opening hell rripi,tM ion of a knrH-ko'It krtkt I-f o pur mines c- rtnt Inuialli prsc hilt opponent. forcing the aetfrtc, unit this hat rcu,Ited In his c'op;ulng several of his In the rihher ofatmrre of the night F)ennit HIgt f .lri,'kv,nvIlte will square miff with, Slick Mltm hen mit Rruiiicwlek, (iefurgta v'i iridle we Iht It I g gs I P; i hunfnfi of the stuith, has a S. III record while Mitchell hat a IS'i resrurd ht'.th are ,t,strlt.d as uscellenut hub fighters who sP,nuulcl gi vi' the fans nr,q,r p than RniIhave III • C lip Orlando _ KU~7_ __ - P'f -- ____ - -- Pon , '" - - - -"' '- ' - ' \ t'- -. t',:.,. - _______________________________________________ I A LL - 'lwulgtit Ilk li$ggush octets p his titillit I', luh, tmnil weave i'r', well <"L'' It H lfp ic'r New I'nglonml hintut 110-11%'V ' Puomtiptrun,. II" t,,,q i 'iruipili''l o till ruv-r'r'l thur trig lilt rrtreer I I" was given ttui' rule k nun,' nct v'• (i'm his uuii,nuni'r ItI, in mmiii 0111 slds' thus' Hill! hut then tuc''s on? trying In will nor ;';nuIs;rlIy , ontest s, md fights tuull i' huts u,Iponunt . K;, s.r pq quun wiHin o priirt the r,i,t,nu,ø of th fight tonight II. Inølq hn will kr,'k riit• Cliiarry h do ti','e h 'Eyes' Warriors I)Ihuersarm','ahIl,uptitthu,'Imttt,ill the ct,iup,ituuu ku t Ittu lsdhi lighters ts-'In,t sit I, ih%%mtec,'e,ut (him' thlni ; Is rertuulum, hen the - - It, inn" jut,, it,,' fight weintipon Hr i'iin'I IA! IwlilfilIt 1f,lt will pm,t tutu ot u ill ; , ti:,t,Iiit' r,l u i'tir,It hut or ('utir hut' I nlllnr ithuri ruinkut of hit 'gilt kuit' qq nittl t,;iq oft, mu Itr'c'n gout If, viu''vt' Ilku it multi- ' Siiiitl - -.- t 1h' iii lnn aflur 1(11 in nie hltli' tuiting viii m Ii;, ,ui;hun, 111111 I'oqi c'r ), liuk insirk luk first mehuirri ,, "0114 "tutu light ( nuuing luih't Iluu lIi',l,' liuuulitlut %'l'fV lituprossivi' Quu:url- s' f' 41141 16-1 -1 ;ii Wtmot It tutuin,lng nlwiuii his reu''t ml Is h i nt tut''s tuitml 38 prnlr'cslminnul light arid lii' Is 'unIv 21 unm s h' ' q hi's',, (ilt liii', 'ituly 'ihil thtm's' years in u,lcqqI''nuuhhb- atu.l hums Is'eti a vurngins noun e Ihusuru a utsuii'n huil I lu nr yetir 'liii' young Quitnrv Is i'sw't.$ little I ng t- u'tui,i In ( )r I noun hutilgIul In, i hat h' ttnrt of a new era (or C 'enlial I'tnr$4ii as fat light guitun' is rn,ut'rrned. The future of linsltig In , limihi tests ltIu Ili, Inns tonight 01111 they have -htnb :uuiiei;r S Iii 1)4' 11 tuuii nntu'ti lluht. h4'aV batik' all set up'' for Iliet,, I leaull I ni uig IIi" irng r nn tonight, which III Is-' lim'iti at 1'vt.' Ashlni-k's r hindu Sports Stadium, mire Miku' Quarry noul I ;;iuI ''NmiMI y'' K;151)4'1- r Promoter Malcom Ia It Is'Ik'ves he hmus put Iu'g"ttn'r a hieautllnm'r that should mirn the dh'.h;uruI flithI (au hilt says hr has conu't hitig hut 'everyone' slni'i' thu' Feature mob hi tIn' t"uu't ;i:iiui',t (II,' I Qu,:it p ', I .T4 # I tjuorr', i'iuuuc'r Iv thi' ,iii,nt,' q ''tim' r a nkm"'l tigluti', In qlI1'1,,l it, thu 'liriqion, iI IIllIKV t sti l'..'rnld Sports rduuir ORLANDO S&._.._A - Bout Set Tonight t,nq (nw time is 8 Pro.. w ith the JUfllN 'rity tpAff !<hedu)d for 6 15 P.M. TAYLOR i/rlriectl'i / Jo r, if; i/ I $ B ill Inroki ,;i S Tribe Unable To Stop Winter Haven r GARY Ih IIIIIIIIIIIIJ SANFORD PLAZA. HWY. 17'2 (322-9091) 1j'it 1014 it MK A%tC it l A4 L' ssi tit.sn,. LiNNS CLUB AMC CAM Cs: P9L s �49—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 10, Con pbk \Iarri In Dob1e Ring r Cerem'v __ - .- r — --; . 1,110 -- A tei Exch Dea&A66 LL-J F at ai ae 1'owS the floral arrangementi Christmas lei'c from the U.S well RS aunts Air Faroe, And ushers were at the reeepttnn. Roth are Gregory and Jeffery Men. u e guests were from . ut-O, brothers of the groom - Julie Irene Ganns F a - • ;nnns. Banana Lake, Sanford. 1. 'czimethebrideof Allen Leroy I -' - , .fficijitim ;.- ' '::t'l?erd A;, c: panel. length gown with long slee ves _7 Z . r ! - - .. ( 01 r' ::zt gla di oli. muins and - I h her father, ore a gown fashioned of nylon organza designed with an empire waistline. The bodice, underlaici with Chantill Lace, featured a square neckline and c:tmntsI1 liter formed two panels on either side of the skirt The Bishop sleeves were ;adorned with the same Lace at U t cuffs and tist belo% -,~A ` __ Tftft%ww— & r .4 ________ - '_-- ________ ______ ________ tk — MISS BOBBIE DARLIENE MASu1 iSS () Mile 1 (11(1 ((7 f . 40 . It k, . E'11 ... .',." - - 114 -nearis in an Intricate design . ____ She earned ..!uuquet of white rosebuds and "' t-aiIusi greener V tier only ;ewuI - was (lianrnnd engagement ring of her great-grandmother on a I etoldeti chain and she carried liner. ________ . uu in 'itt e!ran'lmI.th'3r we(Icnng Mrs Shut-an Hedin. matron o I honor and sister of Uu bride, -0. . wore a formal-length crimson velvet gown with a scooped MR. AND MRS. ALLEN LEhu\ .IEN II neckline outlined with a douLar Bob Orwig Photo) ruffli of litre which also terminated the' long sleeves Her hair and crimson shoes. A The gown of Miss Tins AWn, exception of the color, which jeweLr was itt antiquecarnev srngk long-stemmed red rose bridesmaid and sister of the was forest green. pendant of her great-aunt and with green velvet streamers groom, was identical ti that o Rest mar for the groom was n flat velvet txw in h tier wascarried e l)i,niel Cannon. home on the nuitron of honor with th - 1 .Mrs. Do'it. Mason, 2004 Aaams Ave.. zinrrrci 16 aur't't'riietit anti forthrorrung marriage of her dnughter, Miss Bobbie 1)arlienc Thson. to Gregory Scott Mad1t14'cn. sun of Mr. and Mrs. H. p tnclthagen. Chicoiwc Falls, " ?.1lLv Tvarii and on the newspaper '..' t';r ' ________ .. University, transferring to Seminole Jumior College and IS t) Ofl IIIterutiloyrd conditrnnmt contractor, The weddin wedding will tie an event of 1g71, zit ;.m.. at First Baptist Church, Sanford. Officiating clergyman 's ill be Rev Paul Ii Trissel. pastor of Lake' Mars Naz.artin Church F '. Born in Orlando. the brideilect is the grand-daughter of lit-s. Mabel Wetherinitori. l8 Airport Blvd., and the mt.' L C V'etheriiigton Mtm Mason is a 1972 graduate d! Seminole High School where II F,T.A., the gospel singing outirtet, ''The Revelations'', 'u1 on the newspaper staff 51w PaS;t P i ______________ g ---. -1 -4 • ' o 9L - :' - t , . . . , t,_- . . , . •4 De hona / / , ' . -. -; - . . - . - ., . f It .9--l4-7P _. . I- . ub . ..p . fts VA NN - -\ - _. e____ I I.I)% AttI)' -.-- - - . - . - I __ - Bridge ttesult - I)I1TUNA - Results of lii. iplicau' Bridge game' held it'. Ow Ieltorui Woman's Club or Jan I are its follows northiouth, firs'.. Mrs Helen SmUt. md Mrs Franklin Hudson, aeconel. Mrs. Hazel McFuddot and Al Potrici- third, Mrs. Hot Ballinger and Mist Ituth Boggs OTHER PRESIDENTS honored at Sanford Woman's Club luncheon are from Left. Mrs. Milton E. Smith, Mrs. Roy Tilhs, Mrs. George 1-hr-1/1 ti i c.:.1.' _'l;t'ct': .'U. c.:ss Semurito BIvU.. Winter Park, are announcing the' birth of their first chill, at daughter, Clysa Items, who weighed in at a healthy seven pounds, 14 ounces, on Jan. 4, 1073. "'- :'Thw regular monthly card of hit' Deltuna Woman's Chlb will be held oil Frida y , Jan lztt7:lp.ni lit ttwctuh house orNnrnwndy Boulevard desert 1111!;j~,~'Jrl..,fi,'!! k ; r--- r" I _____________ SANFORD WOMAN'S CLUB will proudly display for the coming year. the Roberth GatCtWI Award banner which was awarded Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith,right as "Woman of the Year" by K iwanis Club. A past president of the club. Mrs. Smith post with the present president. Mrs .Jack Burne''. at a luncheon honoring the past presidents Mrs. Stein is 11w fumier Marcia Lynn Goldstein. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldstein of Milledgeville, Ga. Paternal grandmother is FRIDAY NITES 'TIL 9 P.M. S -. L SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE - f 5 j , SAVE - - - - - hOe Sale UP TO 75 % -MEN'S SHOES— $j)-IIi(AlI vfl IC _________________________ - - - - NOW ALUII IC W.".111111MAk RAND KIDS - - - - T' - .. 4TiiTh'iki --;Z!~ IMIthYi z 0I 1 Ph. 322.6707 C.pire. Jan. 20 TolB'0 JANUARY 1520 TO 2'° 1 SARCI 01 DOOR PRIZES 50% OFF $80 NOW up (9 i0 Ig1t s 301 t ISIS? IT SANI010 PH. 22.2 - It 4. BUYS OW BOOTS UP 75 % TO OFF - - (9) 48 gr W (7) '0101. 44 i \ (6) (9) SHOES FOR Ian 20) Handle home affairs early and see that all u improved to everyone's salisfactini The afterriotjui is fine for iinpio'amg business conditions Avoid a:tunirnts Sc sisote t Iscvr(uI at bonnie Be wise to clearly how, to advance in a financial way and should take the right steps to do so 'I akc the torte to pay bills that Important Consult with an expert in the afternoon THE ENTIRE 'a 46 TO BUY MAN Y one of those clr'.cv 5 OUflI children who, early in life, ices the Iriportanec ',f gent ung ahead and will lljst the practical sense 1 -carry through with tht'ni so that a cosiifortatmk middle age can be attained- (JiSC as fine an education as posaii)lc and equip your progeny properly tot whatever is the true forte heir 'the plu.lanthnopist is in this chart upon reaching old age Give good religious tnainiufl "1 he Stars impd, they do not compel What you make of your life is largely up to YOU' Carroll Righter'a lr,divdua, forecast (or your sign for February is now ready i-or your copy send your burthdate and m of newspaper), P.o Box $1 to Carroll Righ tct Forecast (nae -' -49 _~ I' 0 are he or she will be IF YOUR ('111111 15 HORN IOI)AY YOUR OPPORTUNITY C037 (d.Nf. R..1 Ii- SPI ( ii S 1 he early morning is fine for mat.. mi' sc'ruuus plans for getting ahead in the ways that are most vital to your welfare and happiness. The afternoon and evening are good for liking chances and it is then best to build up your health and vitality by taking treatments ARII S (Mar 21 to Apr 11J) It is wise to handle important if [sirs in the morning since others are not very receptive after Or you meet with many delays Make your plans early and follou through cleverly Relax at home tonight TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Make the tight arrangements so that you can carry through 'auith a special plan you have su.ce0u1!>' Don't neglect to do your shopping Keep an eye on your al1et or purse Count your change C;EMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contact close ties and gain their vi'Jpe'ratson fur the plans you hair Avoid the social side for the time being Concentrate only on the material side of life today Think constructively and advance MOON ('IIILDRI. N (June 22 to July 21) If you contact an influential person you know, you get the right slant on how to beLome more successful You can get the data you nerd c'nlidentially Use it wisely Relax at home tonight LEO (Jul), 22 to Aug 2)) A higher-up can inspire you to r I going on a new course of aLtuon that can be successful, so set' thus person early Study cafelull>' data given you in the 629, Hohlywood,('atuI 90015 . ........ .... ' - Prh 0 I', 'Ihat' 'a Wait My 1. (tIC Tii You.,r St'cei'no ,trpi"t 1030 (7) (ntnrcntrat ld.rI 11:00 (7) ',iln of this (entur-1 (6) (,,imnbid (9) I i'h em Get IlC)fllQ 8-00 (2) Athun) I? (4) 'ionny And Cher ni,.i blOW ';, S"," (24) Eye To Eye 9:30 (24) Print Tense 30:00 (2) Search (6) Cannon \\ jili l4(lllUl I4111l)l4)I(l1'I Its l'O1.i, t - l1tIi:n (9) Julie Andrews (24) Soul 10:30 (74) Thirty Minutes Wilt, 11:00 (2) 6) (9) News DEAR i'UIl'u'---1 want to tell Pegg' that I have suemaking initials on them with red thu I polish. Polka clots also could be used This is a good way to use up those dabs left in bottles of polish -DIANE 1700 (2) (6) (9) 17-30 (7) World Tomorrow 6:30 (6) Summer Semester . 6:4S (2) Sports Club 1:00 (2) Today (6) (9) (24) 8:00 (6) (9) (24) News Bozo's Big Top Sesame Street Capt. Kangaroo Mike Douglas MisteRoqers I)EAIt I't)LLY-Some ladies' slacks have the label sewn in the back seam and it shows on 11w right side This label will tear off but leaves it part of the whit,' showing through the stitching which is very noticeable, particularly on dark slacks. The seam has to be ripped to pull this white fabric out then one has to buy m atching thread and ga to thic' trouble of sewing the seam up again Cowley Is I'lease. Mr Manufacturer. sew such labels so thes stick out on the inside of the garment -MRS. I. Z Masonic _T_ - ri h1"oc One man alone New'. ot I's_______________ ______________ Sanford lAxlgt' No, 62 F. & A.M recently installed new officers for 1073. Ernest Cowley was installed as thie 101st WIN AT BRIDGE Worshipful Master, beginning the second century of Masonic N.T. Point Distribution fraternalism in Sanford as the ,_ I. . '()('go'recenui)' Iii thin play, South put p recently IfluirKeti their dumms- 's jack of hearts and 10011i Anniversary. let East's queen hold the In ilti open tiit't'ting with It ick wives and guest present other lIft icers iiustilkd w nrc': A. F. Iast It'd hack a heart , Keeth, Senior Warden; J. C. La Soul hi WOfl ill clii iii iii Yt hi(' 0 Itis.ii, Seniorl)vit'uni ; Robert list aclub finesse' to West's I lass s, Junior Deacon; I., 1'. king Sheppard, Treasurer; W. W. West led a heart South won and ran his clubs and ('uishi, Secretary; Fred Neal, (lien played tilt- king ofSenior Steward; Larry I un, 'Iiad's If West had held this' Ju:iiiir Steward, J. P. hlolti. u',', the t'oiiihiiiat miii of t s'ti t-liss , ( 'hiisj)liifl and S. A losing, lijiesses 'it'('the five- Martiii Tyler, can ii heart suit would hiast' W . A. Sticnsfit'ltI ollieisitc'd as left South oii' t i'ic'k shioit the Instis thing officer assisted by sI li.'Id the stunil' ate [)III Fast ;ciutt tilt- emit 'act cmi tue flymg ,iiarstwlls L. It Steele and J. A. huuiiiui' Fuller. Out-going Worshipful HtW%PA1jjN IF4110PRISI ASSN I Mmi:.tt'r, Paul Markos, Sr was pre'si'ntel .l past iliaster's ipr'mi and light relrt'shit,untits . liii I!-A %%t,rt, served following the in, Us Oaw aid & Jaiius's Jacobs stlil lilt ItJfl '1'1 IiititIiii t, 'I'bui' stanudan ci 111) It uiiip ha s i',eiI liIi S4111111 t.lii pii1t omit m aiugt' of 1618 i >6k .1 £ but many good 1)Iavers S '4$'', i Icr to reduce it to I. 17 (1,)1; i 111 i'll e'rs use 35 to 17' on 16 to 18 which Is about the A2 VA91175 * A32, 4K111 sa,ii.• thing Wbt,,i to )wl ,i'i iiijtt` We don 't cult' lift Ii you Fc-Pasaa. Ytitir p a r iii r r Is use' jn-ov ide(i y iiu doti 'I go show lug ai.otl •ligitiu,,ida, 'hit's r all out and liSt' 15-18 (is.' of I. is,, • s'aaa.ui ii, Ssauiuir lit' listIsia mar a,,.I it ii' if aissits a IS- 18 jives >1)11 it thu tire to 1)1(1 huh I' lid) tiiiiiijis but II 14)1).%%,.s ( I' I'1 It I' ii iso lii tl(ldieS thin plet Ut t.' 1saut''I ad hi.IIi,i Isv.' 'Iii use 16.18 Willi fflhhut,ui 110114,1%, >13115 IluItun-1 lieS hut lu'.t. 41141's lit I e- .',.io'.a- is, >siiii m.idjtistmiie'nts In lualltt'ului tt',ti lilt' - Vu'hiitt thii >' $114 'Iii ii'ti 'ate use ca ref ul not to opt'ii no- trump with 18 le4.'Itlt and Ansi er tumor, ow ii hand with u'st.- a le viiui,' js.itctutlui such i.is the' South hand shown lii the box AWA RI) s Call:A Esi1 j - understood the savagery Spilt Sc' lied I Love L.u.icy (6) theA? TheC IO b (9) All My ChIdren 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (6) As the World 7:00 (9) Let's Make Deal BURT LANCASTER -- (2) Days of Live', -1 jr - Guiding Light Ne,vI'yw ed Game m Doctors th Ee of Night (9) Dating Game 3 00 (2) Another World (6) Love Is a Many (6) (9) 2 30 (2) (9) 130 (2) (6) (9) .1 00 (7) Splendored Th o ng General HoSp,t,lt Return to Po,'n Place Secret Storm Oie Life to L Somerset PG l ULZAN* A's RAID 12:30 MATINEE 1 10 DAILY (I*Ce9tt.S,jn) 73c EVERYDAYIS A SPECIAL DAY &mä e (24) Sesame Street 430 (2) 5 - 00 (24 MsueRogers Neighborhood 5:30 (2) (9) News (6) Hogan's Heroes (24) Electric Cornpai-u o..J I i N __w- sapport O JO (24) Var ,'?, Sit ” A' 'BF?uc'ED,y;,.'; P::-1A.rjA,E-::KEL (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movies fSi' _). in 6 1W8 #; : SEAFOOD HOUSE r15 Dinners e Master A 16"I [ ' 100 A ---" fl7fl a J.'op.'ircJ Where the err Tomorru,i (9) MORNING 6:?S 12) Erc?,rrisej ;ew'"7 '; 1:10 9 10 g 1730 U) Nwc Searc h fr-r THURSDAY DEAR POlI .V --I hope someone can tell rue how to salt peanuts in their shells. We grow our own and enjoy eating thenu roasted but they would taste a lot better if we could get some salt inside them hope you can help-MRS. U. F. t)EAII MRS. R. E,—I do not know the answer but am sure If there Is a way this can he clone at home someone will tell its. The uinstiellett pemititits sold li t i. ball parks and such places do lime a salty taste .11,011111k, - - '1 Turns Polly's Problem I)EAI( I'OLLY I clean my black kid gloves by adding a few drops of hlac' ink to a table sHtl in of salat oil Ituli it lift w eli with a Soft cloth IeIT, pm5 2 30 hlp,irt Ic - - FI0. ENDS TODAY AFTERNOON (74) Black Joumnai 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movies (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 1:00 (9) Movie ('t'SS[iillV and iwrmane'nt lv nuiu'kt't nus tennis halls liv IJrTi1Sin, f Life LOv ,00 YOUNG WIN STON . WARD (9) Itewitct.nri (7*) fr.t',?q'R,.'''-. To Medical Center SIMON , 4 '-, , ", Is--., Holly Squ4res (6) 11.10 ( 2 ) Mystery Movie (9) Royal Variety 900 (6) r1l;;M ___,;!"_06;M P,s'a',rd (74) Electric II 30 (2) (9) F'aul I ynde Show (74) 'Leonardo to F)E,U POl.l.\'- I wonder if Peggy has hind marking her tennis balls wit ii Liquid Embroidery. It is great for school clothing, coats, boots and most ant hi rug like' that We use it c'onstarutls us it does not wash out SHIRLEY N AQUARIUS (Jan fl to I ct 19) You habe cu-woiks who need your cooperation snore now and you should be willing to give it so that the results will IIC fine (o:,irnUnuicatiofla should be handled without further procrastination PIS('LS fieti 20 to Mar 20) During the rnorning you can 'V QUALITY $O($ AT A FRACTION OF THEI R ORIGINAL $ I The Right ( 111M \ - 22 ,,,r'.!orl "'''" Mouse F Jir tory (24) Feedhat liitl'ial I('IlIII, Iiill." \ , (:ARPICORN (Dcc - -- le I040I1IjYSs I'DINTERS from the Carroll Rlitar Institute to make inr , ),vdt into a tug project, otherwise later in the day y'u incet only with opposition I hen get wardrobe fixed. lake the health treatments you need for added energy. SAGI1'TARIUS (Nov 22 It, Dec .'Ii Planning social and other aetib'iters earl) is tine, but then cI but) with routines and get them out of the way Don't criticize others or you get into trouble Show more devotion 10 mate EXTRA SPECIAL A.M. WI0NI$D*Y -r illioji ciening Take action on it tomorrow VIRGO (Aug 2210 Sept 22 i I hr morning is best time to get t3si: .ornplete'J that )-e'u 5t arted yesterday, sine co-worker-i are 'army ooperatise Your hunches are helpful during the day, but don't rely on them tonight Be cheerful LIBRA (Sept 21 to Oct 22) the mid-morning is the beet time to discuss with an *ssociatr 11014 to improve a mutual project Don't wait until the afternoon to dl) this when the aspect, are not so good '1 ou get cooperation early S( Ol(l'lO lOet 2310 Nov 21) F atly morning is best time 4 FAMILY OPIi PROMPTLY AT 0 U GIGANTIC STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE 'Ott PAIIOTY £ IAMPAtOj Ittivacooaj UP TO Needlepoint • Crewel . Hook Rugs Pockebooks *Yarn •Books Intrufjn Out Patient Therapy $II. J HANDBAGS art''' Private Patients - VA - Medicaid TO 131." LAWS' - CAaDS WLLCOMID Ladles Dress & School Shoes, m-64" ,01090 - - - -SPECIAL VALUES- - - Grasshoppers and House Shoes 2526 PARK DRIVE Sanford 322-8534 24 Hour Nursing Care For Sanford, Fla. Dress & Casual Shoes, Now $3 vauits IC towara purchase of S10.00 or more CENTER $ago Dress & Casual Shoes, omw `4" T021'0 -- - — -CHILDREN'SSHOES- - — -- This ad worth 9.00 1 NURSING NO VAIWII it' Il$.I1-CALIIDSNi& (Dililli (DisMil ad , needle vrl('re' V)ijt f r sen Dress & Casual Shoes, VAL11111 ditto - VAIii IC 111S.",11.0"M10 MAIUIAIIZII IAC0VILII . - MASTER CHARGE ON MEN'S. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES &AMC Dlxiii lfl Men's Dress Shoes, - - AND Dress & Casual Shoes, stow '2'° TO '14'° -WOMEN'S SHOES- - - Atte'nitit. ici't' 14- u :- tiu: :.tur\ \, %cLcoflw your news' Lisgageinent arid we'uding forms. avnUuWi' in Tue Herald oflirt, shou:f La. accomupamed b a blzic. 'it'd white glossy studio ptiott lit least five dies':. befur.- th'sired inthtt'.-atun; IL S YOUR BAP4kAMERICARD STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3 Mrs Doris Stein of Sanford. the : 9 l9 E , 2nd St. FOl YOU CDNVINitNl OPEN CARD PARTY SI"l' urn: ilI berved. Tickets nuts be ohtined by calling Mrs. David, - 'Knight's Shoe Store - There were severi tiitjle•: ptPyintg Mitchell nIlIvenient titectetj b ?1 r:. Iti(1111 r John Linehan, Karl Wells and Mrs. N. V. Farmer. Each woman presented an impromptu account of the accomplishments during her administration, I (II Mr iiiit .lohic Itinch, second, Mrs Kenneth Hendershot and Mr: John Rand; third. Mrs F M lressle'r and Jot' Shornuiker Sctueller ,. Franklin Hudson George Nousrpole, Arthur AMlersoni, Terence' Morrison, Charles Boiles, Wilhelm Stuhrenberg and lte'idar fre4erson V i East-West, first. ' -dwirn,eii will be Mrs . Francis Stunt' and Mrs Joseph U'Brien 'flies' will be assisted t' Mines Hugh Lynch, John — "- I i I ' 26 !! J- — j pleaw I - 25 61 P',4ea? You'fl feel bet$., U you get K .1f your chest. For a periousi reply, wilt, to ABBY: Box No. 41011S, L A.. Calif. NW. Pd.e stamped, sell-addressed evelop.. I hi P, * * 58 CARROLL RIOHTER'B :- . '- ' NA 'ro,41 9_27 FORICAS1 10K 11I1'RSt)a\', JANUARY II, 1973 —u cc -. tiiitqlr (ii, ) 55 ipaniai, ,-i,per Wtnt'lihe iit 47 bow to tactfully tell her husband ibe doesn't want her walls covered with his 'hideous pictures." I'd try to help her. [a W meanUmi, It's HER house and HER problem. "'.- fir to ,-u, DEAR DISGI'STED: If your daughter were to ask me __~ cii '' .34 Mli,rr In . DEAR ABBY: My daughter's husband thinks he is 4 'I - soil 39 For Abby's booklet. "How to Haw, a Lovely Wedding." / _-. V~ ni' 36 - Happenimu :ii Ag" 17 Ala'ust,,.,, ?'1 ' icI''rl''% ''a - sead $1 to Abb. Box 1*766, Los Angeles, CaL 1*10. • ,. ,. 4 l't'rnlnn,e iii. hnan,a' S hiving w- Inga ,aii,,,I a "th Amcyi 7! 3,i ,,,,,i,,i, hi ''ilitlifi '' st 1 11e ., UNDER In, utles bjh'ci cot,,1,, h-,h Highball , , 1195 §; -.-i 'osscd c,s 'jd i -',! 'c' r F rr', .0 h') .% d' 65' Children's Dinner Most Cocktails 751 Michelob Beer 89 . 20' , OWNmWN IANPOUD U ICon'? S;00 sat a Sun I - )O) NOW SHOWING 11111 I 411 rBAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE jdFrtjCht'jilf'rJ jj TUNDL WAN TH 1: N f I k, f . SIGI I_I CtAN MIDNIGHT S How WEDNESDAY &o - y_A ' - , .t4 ', - -.------------- South has 18 high t'&ii'ti poInts but also a st:oiig live'. ('did suit that will IoIiahi) take tour tricks by ltst'lt 'l'hius we appt uve' hear(d) of opt'iiu:ug usa' C1111) wit hi the' baud in the box a oil j umiipiuig to two Iuo'-ti-uump alti's pall tier responds iitie spade. We lsu approve of North's raise to three sluice we hate to .hang one trick short of ga nit' 1!,'" K ' 5F 111v Provi(pirs TV 8 Ii . '- .- 75 P,ngq' SI A, I ,iti' it inkli,ig 51 1 tnii,,itllva a',flsa ~24 .- . •'ufl,'a i 1 P(a,na I at, 14 DEAR ABBY Never thought I'd be 'uTiling to l'lear Abbs', but after rending the letter from that young girl stho asked if it was okay to smile and wave at truck drivers, I had to put in my 2 cents' worth. I've been married to a truck driver for 19 years There's not a better husband and father. It's an honorable position and, I'm proud of him Maybe most people aren't aware of this, but 70 per cent of the food they eat and the clothes they wear are delivered by trucks If a lady is stranded on the highway, a truck driver 't1iltiehe (srt k siop and l'v'tp her And speaking of hieing a tacry, my husbind stopped to help a couple of so-called "ladies," and they robbed him of all his money . So tell that gal to keep smiling. I hope she smiles at ms truck driver someday, for it's a lonel) job and he can use a smile along the way KANSAS WIFE / / / . I',' isir , Ito , #1; i-If / .' ' rr- irn- They look worse than homemade "paint-by-numbers" work. How can my daughter tactfully tell her husband she doesn't want her walls covered with his hideous pictures? Granted, there are worse hobbies Don't tell her to have him te art lessons; he thinks he knows enough about painting to teach others. Thank you. DISGUSTED IN DULUTH . -- I.'., nhtg ", It 45 VIolin SO InrIan' I 7' 11,wlt,le,ciI T lit lug f,, el-u young bas 2 fin.nh of - t'n, vrtaity rIly aI 'i )qjp I M'ther ii', Ici-nity (al 1 .5% I' ,ithafl ii 15 Mr..-uJina' U,, It "works of art" all over their lovofy home. He is aself-taught artist, and his pathUng is vet-y bad. A . 1vilp :' i'-::- tt .,1Isiip I I Van Gogh and insists upon hanging his less than mediocre . re i:,,t,,- DFR TIIFI,i.%: I'll iatch it, Thelma. V .., U tII 4% mity i ,'i,,,i. i It -. .- - " "'' DEAR ARBV In one of your columns you told it girl it IA-as all right for her tj smile ant wave at truck drivers. Thanks a kit' My husband is a truck driver and all he needs is good looking girLs waving and smiling at him all day, lie's a goodkxiking guy, and It doesn't take much to turn bum on, and I'd lust ,. s.'sn w didn't make aiiv new friends on his oh Not all truck drivers are alike, but I knm' my husband better than you do, so watch it, will you, Abby' THELMA IN PASSAIC - At Wom an 's Club L . it, q, tI I 01 III I b rø ii i,,t,,,,n.-, DEAR CURIOUS: No, It's more hlkt STATIONARY ReervaUoits are preferred The bride's book table was covered with a handmade Irish but not compulsory. For lace cloth and held a singk red reservations or further inrose in a crystal and silver bud formation, call Mrs. Smith at vast' Mrs georgia Ctrnrpening 'Geneva 4P'-5337 or Mrs. Fred Harris Sanford) 322-7460. presided at that table Talented Mrs Boo Ganas Proceeds will lx, added to the designed N, bridal flowers as building fund den ts H wic heon Junior College', Her fiance, who i the . grandson of Mr. and Mrs. .Jack A covet-eel disi iunrtu'or. hermer Wi lliam Wrii Mrs Buret, 1 Jet-va. of Canada, Was tiohiorIni: past presidents of 11w A program, "The Beautiful Cornelius, Mrs. Art Brown i1radwited from Sanford Naval 5tnford Wonuin't. Club was 'ion", under the' ciutirmanstit; Mrs 1. Paul Whitle, Mrs trndeni in 1072. where he Will" betel at the club tiou.sc no of Mrs Boyd Cokniar, was Arnold W1liieni ann Mr:. a nienther of National Honor, Wednesd&i, Jan. 3. presented b Mrs Brenda Wilfred H. Conrncl Society, Captain of the Crci The general business meeting Gysbe'rs, beauty ronsuittint Camellias for the' iovel tabic followed with five' of 11w past with Merle' Norman Cosmetics decorations and corsages were ;tresidents who attended being Studio, who denmnstrated the' I tinted b' Mrs Rn' Braden present"d with loveR gifu of proper technique for 'arc of the t'osnie!tics and corsages of skin and proper application of The' following nonuinnting ciinue'llins Piist presidents niitke-u, assisted ti Mrs. roninulttee wa! selected Mrs ITTI ( attending ert' Mrs Ralph James La 3t4 M E Smith, Mrs Buret if itJ'1?') I I LA I Mrs Gearg.tHostesses for the' lords Cornelius. Mrs W B. Wras V.ells. Mrs tIns Tjlhs, Mrs luncheon were Mrs. Ii, W Mrs Al Hunt and Mrs Kenneth 1tttnn E Smith and Mrs N V Liekitter, chairman, Mrs Cl ('opeland. ._.,. t'Isn*i W P', irnal (1', 1 15 Ifrbsnflfl tripoli IQ 'flflW JtlPt 41 WIndow in ainping t,mf 43 V.iaa •)p (1JRI('fll'S IN FIUSCO punch, - '"'''" ' - ' - Tape. Benefit -. P - '-" T ? O I Card .9 ,. outlined with lace, formed a train and was at ta ched to a headpiece of bridal penn with a )ior bow trimmed with seed '.' " ci t Mrs Mae Freeman.grand mothers of the bride, and Mrs Wesle Vanderhoff and Mrs Prances Aten, grandmo thers o, set's uw groom, all wore corsages n rose or white eamethas. Following the eeremon in held was reception !''llnwship Hall of the church wa over laid with while net embellished with 1.'cs and wedding bells over green satin Crimson roses in a silver epergne flanked with tall tapers in two silver candeLabra The Magnalia Circle of centered the table, the four- Sanford Garden Club is spantiered wedding cake, topped soring a benefit card party Jan. with a miniature bride and 25 at the Garden Center on 17groom and decorated between q. from 10 a, m to 4 p. M. layers with red velvet bows and hitc roses graced one end of Mrs \ M Smith is general the table wi th the tall crystal chairman. Tickets may be punch bowl with red sparkling purchased from her or any punch at the other end. Serving member of the Magnoha Circle. rc rif th'er d.cbc There will tie prizes, for ever Mrs Amorct i.ai-icis an(1 uthIe and you may play nn at the game of your choice Please Mrs I\nai Speir cow bride, served the cake and bring your own cards. I Her twfb.tiered chapel veil, Cl.S () - P Cil - : 7 (12 HIp 71t )-.Iupcatinnal withc*it saying it word, After he has satisfied himself he turns over and goes to sleep MI the while I am tying there like a statue, Would you call this statutory rape? panel. tier Nlrs Mildred Squirr.s and t. -: - P II •,,,, ________ : i ________ front A1I'i',c'.n,-a" ]7-tit &Is -i'k fr , - 14 °" II 'SIlO) P,,*cn DEAR ABBY - My husband falls into bed dead tired Without even kissing me goocinight. Then about 4 o'clock I,. 4, - '-3 4. It .. _ ow "Nowm 111* U) I'$%3 l,_t(t. ;rci wiustlinc with a double rnv it - II.AIIPi) ' .1 "' 'ff I '''ri day. When she ruins of? the tywedding very pretty s"c retary for hill iulI tiler A iticuig cit her and disappears, her bride. rt.on l'in,l confers with I NIWu R1 Aeinitii.12, things, ABC, (fmi,g WedneSday grrnvn hitrei Grovr R:3$-10 '('lear WIth n ('RhIno" i l',irt Ihiwhe"s ;mtents, then enlists a 'lren,ble Week. MrC1ure to find het. Movie of lii' I). MaIms zinitl flc'eii sikariui n i,e-hilnittls1's mild to rY to SWAy gun.wlrl.hIiig ;wtkslrinn and hlowle. When flowle Is about in (",mq to Town.'' An unusual ('imlniiriq plays her sinister, another turin with a knilfc', hut • h,nnge his t,ilrul, it's betause story ahotit racial tensions in a wealthy father, and the prohe hue hut ciirj'rlse is In store for tie' •hiqv nverq the r,c,ey c-an p' striall couth"rn town l,loyrl and s.arrh brings out wiotril HrI.I'e stars as the sherIff ?ho rriy.ctifying reactions frrvn h.r them %vti,'nI tht'>' learn the pul in hititiinnult:,riuni tigo ,ipn'n the fa'ir,r to repay f l ,jlij, j olled brother and stepmother 10-11) hh'nhly of a wonian driver NBC iq t 3,vrd wt", to blat-k soldier h (Afl(:, Th. Jtjir Anttw>''vs' given it ticket fur We.Inir'cdny Mystery Movie, Ijie on a Korean battlefield, The aest rIres Flour. Julis hlninne'ek leni 'Utouqanil Dol ,tinklng no illegal turn. 'Ionic in becomes r,inI army btunlniy tonight is British actor Keith tie'tt week, fur 11w cmillnuing tars a I'nge'' I )avici Wayne saga 4of the tnyste'rl'uis wmnani plays it wheplq'hnIr.i-n,nflnieql desperately ill anti sends his son M,r'hell, who '114 such a wonderful job and won an Frnmny 11-810 c A Ill't 'till' 1111111 Ng I niclust r I nlist wtuic' va luable to live with the white sheriff begin to - in "The Six Wives of Henri I .)'tule' Stisiw, ''hIu'avhi''s Inherl- biticik elIanqs':irs just before 'fli' tensions at first fade, only to erupt when the VIII.'' They recreato some c-if lant'' htiithit,'ntur hli,wir' learns lie's in cljsplmiy it at an e*hiit,lt 'is• AS u,*aI Iuit'k 1,y is wrrw'u.ilv a,'rnspil of iii i,,. i,,. tin rw'wi !1.if, .. r':r. !nf', ,..'.,oIl.'., - ........... . .......... - . ' '.vfhters, such as the battHn touch to his lother.hni.law's lions with liii lint onperative tetrgl;sry Io'irc I0 l('HS, -. Medical Center in Shakespeare' e sliuugrini, lo' spurns It Iø'rnuqe iniqturnnie'p investigator, hut 1104 uini'lt' %%hit left tihiii tt' nevr'rlhelc'sc solves the toys-- lisithi Huni rriakes a rare ap- - Taming of the .Shrew," and ;prance in a straight ciramatfr M r Wnirthing and Mis' rub' in departure Won her Faurfas. the gentle lovers of * t..ugh.ln" ,anlnes,s, a)- OwarWikie's -The Important'. 'hugh her p.rinirmnne.e is not of Being Earnest," They sing 'xithout hiint:'r She plays a arid dance to "Dancing in 'l-' talky hospital volunteer who fi,rk" arid vi-non from \tries to luring goon) cheer to ('r iris ( 4',aira4 vi* ston 7 e patients, while hiding her own P1'OtJle?TiS Torn flosky and Pi"ujtipiirs','tt Sheila t.arken also hav W EON F SD A Y it )','';,i'nr' ctro.'t I' ;itumr'tl r',Ic'4 " ii ( II I hit IvIiNiNG tO-li f NBC, Search, (4) Romper Room rn (9) Movies ''lloney oon to Kill." Italian w'cP, r 1;) rlr ~ HE -H) (7) Ii, Toll The I 9:30 (4) ('nics it Right ct;,r 1,nc iin: F'tltiiii TrtP, (24) Fle'tric Crirnpain,' ,iic'ct- .1'; ,ir P;a'rr-;. (At 1,1k ('i. 10 00 (2) Dinabs Pl ac es Consequences (4) Perry Macon T h',, , 1V I. h1t ht WFt)NV'SI)', JAN, In, 1011 - '(1 Rub out ', , I nIp,nis,s. ,i ttr",Icl,'nI Ztt'.f I).t t..t is nn pri,,, 10 -, .. ________ 55 ltht wa,,'n ,' I he Sa nford Hernlci , 1W a -, Ht " WSfl,irf 't 16s01001 aii), , t ('tit qukbtc • . - t.iiflil iS 5i-ht ship'a'r C i?fl ft Ci Tnb-$ V. Ww Sv104, mm with lare at the ne.7k — 52 17 ; I trøt'hti 15%' t!,13 Ifni it s- r'rtnr A 0 M. - 42 i.licsl'l t,.',l 441', ii'al' )" 'iI of gc;il 34 '1tjlf4hifl)( By Abigail Van Buren wedding trip in cotie was O rose mellias. Following __ The groom's mother chme a Flnrtda the couple sire now ht :_ P is.q siitJ' t _... R" oppa'nil.ic' A _ t'r r white or, the front highstarkling collar and bar A _~ minister at the fou AiIr-nnnmy niitnb.ti 7' PI,,i. ,., J 1 }'t'ndnin os M0 1 M.tcihin,' nickname ,a -' 01CC ng 1h::J an al ile ongwcx-od . Jerse, ar mc bride's mother wore a : r " 1. ' , Irsision ACROSS I ' c lis I--- - l;) ~% c Julie GanaS, A.L. I I s.... 1 . $ 10 k 11 S DD ' I - i';INT HAL FLOHiDA'S OLOE5I AND FINEST 8TSAK HOME ' 'if I' /i ' COMILI. f t'Ir4C4LH'5'Ort rut i-ia AM 11W '1 •rett. n rAIOM* Idi Il-' Nui tb it's ou.ti e '/ it, guLar I .2S imijostj , .e 'a)j,'a &o'pe — Il W41 stillS 14IM„ •l I, 155 I) USd411413 lii i(t 'S 01 Iu'.ea I,?oa jivj gra,y - Valuui' kit Ii's.. t4lS. and ,7ãlouc All 1114111 ,I.tlIi 141,1, h Fl: K'N I'A UK I. i.Ad#ii It4'4 IC h L Ut ING oulipletes ,I OP'N D A ILY 11A.M. ThIS P.M-FRI. £ 'aAT.TIL 10 P.M. French Ave. (Hi-way 1192) Sanford 1809 �-' A A_ For Garbage 'e ,.' ' I hr' - I /Ip(Jrunc(Ir3 / r ri 11r, ii11 ru i I '/4 ir Disposal A ~.,rN Pollution Boa rd A sks Ca sh H ike I P I h!c :ot'n beneficiaries of it 617 per cent t)tl(lpt'L request for , for 197-74 i up from $%f' budget tncrea.e requested t nx which dragged on for Iav ni Cities and the Assn'latiOn of TAIA.AHSSEF, flit. A!'- the state Pollution (nntrffl million grant program tt help rnlllrnn this year and represents an past years. Askew eliminated nimt Commissioners would Cities witL triountinp piles Iepartment. an official says. ell,% and rnunt governments ttu largest percentage hike formal oral presentation anti be asked I(i assist in dra wing lip tate of garbage and insufficient Peter Raljet. director, af the improve their garbage dispwi) sought by anysuit agency asked agencs chiefs to answer allocation formulas '•' t• prp' mrtr' Cities and iuntt would be rirment's i -iut the Increase sought only SWCUIC qtwstinns based on garbage clisthen. would he the prime sinn. ssiitl Tuesdls% thi hull of In required to c I'ollutwr. ranked noR seventh it, stU Cintri: Tilepan. 711 written proposals submitted By LEN GFPFF.RT Auneiatrd Preu Writer . fared submit Wit', dwarfed bil the largest m qBMI-ripilt1% $1.2 hillinn b~ the is pflSat plans l)%luhlIQ74and mitl the grant prograrri would expirr Flal)rt said the grant protwwould eliminate **depinrnt)lr sifter two years. he said ~s Rtatu department heads todsi% trark IT, pollution control If Itu. program survives As- Gm eludes two days of budget henri rws qzinri n6hu S4M million hudve~ requested b% the Depjirtmpn* o' Hesilth and Rehabilitallvc ire.4 It ranked speonfl. 11 fill - ARA ab a..& bft 10 Mk IN& Dom AbAO=q "" 40"" WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES B"'o-e Ui Atlanta rower Cut 1)1)1 Ic A&P POLICY: y W*Inter Storms AE. - SEM1N&1IE 7,00LOGICAL Society receaed a h k for SSfl from the Sanford Business and c Club presented by Worn recording secretary Pat Moran to Cl fford Nelson. outgoing president of the Zoological persons would be another winter SLLIfl could belt thnusanth without leirirIt for to mnrt 'shout 1411 flAhi Atlnnut4lrea resi thi stricken urrzt tonight defils shivered through the Georgia Power Co.President (IIi5 Temperatures were in the 2ns third straight night without Fdwin I Hnirh said that Tuesdn night twiit or lights Tuesdn, while cause of ire tianuige te eu' If the wind starts reztll weatht'rtiier, were prrdictin tricul distribution systems. hkning wt mailhe right hac4 where vt '4aru t Mat ii ATI,AN'IA - tb APi n. 1 p . P "WtKnrnakinsomerr - t - A n tibusi nri _______________________ - . * - fart) Dour m u~ liz. - - tauti!it':: 1 crTpitIiT. w 0* let tit'i' ;t r'prrt';tat1w-K of several area organi7btions met at thu Greater Sanford Mrs ('hamrwr Airr Wet ,~,anfnrd WomaW,. ,-, Cluh,, standing. from left - Count% Fort_, ter Terrell Davis. Florida Forestry Service, Hari-%I Brodt, t-rasurer. Serninniv of Commerce building Seated. M- rh.Ltheth Paulucci rwavetull%j 1; tin. Audubon Society - and Mrs Cathy Wbllavu. . 1;;irl!4-jrd .1unitir Won I a 1 Staff Photo I 1 'I cClate n b- R, M Soc '1 fl I:iniberk Mr arid Mrs Mat-vu titrel, quiet anti maid mannered R •inlansn 'I anipit , arid IM!r510 whi' lnts hts t1ur1t and rnnrn1unit childrvr. Patrice Marvin •ir in Wtiict tie 1-h lives luebeci ii flht!flitP& ITT arid '*1r, erneli !lntwrts, and Diamond Mr arid Mrs •locl and rirst Shikit Missinnur' 1iiI;ttSt tHtt'tnnJ Ileach, Wustungior. I.' C were the rehe' tue seved Ltulrct., w liuwn- guests ot ln brother and their sons .IWit &and ,4n(l Mast It-erie' Iatririi •lzu'l;srir lived for the 54 'vari he' tat-s in of - Mr and Mrs rtuirlie• !tntierU Jr while in tilt. Rochester. N V anti Mass Sanford he vlsitlll~, 1111- futher NIT Charlie- !tnberti Sr and sister Mri. lie'ttvt' Ii Wastungtin and other fainaih and tritmth Satittri, lockson, Iii,cliester, N V rt c ; ti_ working in =9 - tstnre outages and repair dis: tO -- , , I Du I '- r rct . A. _ - - Tivaroti NIrCiatti was it, Woric Dli ane sixioks " ( -Dom. niggert proreedings of refugees from prosecutom and polic-e-" brown identified one of thot' Itit parab'vung storm Russell H Innies Southeast it tiw courtroom. Carolyn Scott ierrei,. as one of the pickets regional administrator of Mrs Terrell testified she USDA-ftutd anti nutrition in. 4 "rugger" tre said an% relief i ' f BIT Church Me has been it dent m ,. ut that church for 5 ''ears, worked with the' Tt for Sit vi ar He lioard * o! of c • ucten She and other witnesses said their actions followed fiat-assnient o then h bInd stuuent-s o- w t nut-gene e (oms Jul it t1lirber und ;,, tht. lienevolent retired triluste. . , large dottatioru Jr Mr and Mrs •litrob ruullrniiet nurn tue lived it, ti I cit • , - -4 A -1' church which hue' luve e1earl - 11 - would tr% t(, help gelt mil hi Ii related unnounc'ernent and Recreatior, Uepartmeni pal-4 s% stem 11. arderI tnshutni' Mrs runnanç "well mte the millions of dollars -' 'lerrell told the judge. " Flaridh CLINIC VVORR e Marshy Search For in Hots Miitrinatrn t)evenaher' ii I'17 at ft p m The- Given irldv tilt- 1' lrtit:~ said. and left tj' Pulit'e combedmarshes home 5ep so' movit lit Hn~ mother in m, ge &o Cr an e, gt ' -. '- chose for tier vowfi a th ' Mrs. PhUui Rtchuurdsuri. Petrangek,, jailed on, three' 1. Police arrested Pe'tringeio Yrida ilt tit, if forgeri, honor Slat wore' ii yellow atud i'reen flowered floor Ietirth b 4 The St. Pelersbur1. 1'inue rerted teadii the ubjee • of the po ,' ' ' -. j.' rom- with a, green 1 1. streirn)erIj. who ha. -, twell 11111"Int, SitICT Septeniber Wher I W&$ 4"mt& P awn. D - LB I' 9t &d MalRb* Appta 49t IAI BAG Ra Omseetu" j , - ' R& 35 rXid Fbuxbk CUP - -- was attired art it green knit through n uirshv stwath. with wtute ut- swallil z while -aretiers raked thickeu, Thv grutsni' 5 mottm-i A IPP Pn,D. Y with nwellettes and a sloped Gertien recreation ceTiter wu tridal uit)it- witzs decorated with a white and sliver cloth. 9 " WV' re prett% certain ii bud% CV V wid Ili tlw Lvnter it ttrettiered bald H41% %%edduil, . coke. Thle gutmu wem Of Pull served puncii and cake tilt NUVIC I err, avt (Jul of town EVERYDAY BRAND SULTANA Oftw4vd A&P 1iL*1tq S" "Ou"A Spam LOW PRICE! 39t C''-.M pA. F - EV v ERYDAY LOW PRICE' - - Ron Kdrky EVERYDAY LO'v'V PRICE I EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' PURE VEGETABLE I ci add a t',xKrl'ui \iz 60171.1 79t it dessert 71w guesL ., there at one tutie," but the main vidue of FOR thlb I d Ilt uste rn~ entu-tI tr%inf Iv - - ' 1W A& P / dav's EVERYDAY LAUNDRY EVERYDAY BRAND -: EIGHT :- re%tri 1.6m t'4MPI.I1"1ED tail T1%G - ANGEL SOFT M% bim - L- tmTea Boo the vim c" BOX 1 W. ityinim. director drowned. He sisid it was uPertlt Ons who wul; at possible Gallo (bed from a lack Cullittlent. exuept (if Insulin and tlwt druc testis Lu speculate Pollet .have twen tight lipped A& foud utth 1(ju FwjdTt4Aum REGULAR or SUPER P"M DISAPNOWDO A& P GREAT AMERICAN SOUPS I'tillurit1. , ise IV --Ht,% WITH tv THIS Pou, 611 11%erage. enclobin& a long staniped, un pru UM "aflans' co ts aP x1ft"ItOY I m ret envek". ;Jlus 25 cents. kwirs so duc, * bm&ll twl dog and slenderize '*" And a hdrd builed egg 1$ 7,.) A full cup ii',, Cevp.n Wit the S-nd for rl~v LKK*jtt I * % .1 COUP N5 14 1/ BRANU Not ENRICHED REG SLICED 22 W 5y JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH 651t e0cmd oft"00i CAN $1.35 1041" COUPON 1111 ICTIVI Impour" 1`101) 1 4 Sanford area during the Christmas hotidayis. Cliarlertan, West Va. -' s... ... s ' I d fill a L-ullj A.Ith of I one •. 55.5 isi) 00 4.01,41W - r emsman 49t LOW to BAG f FRESH e PRICE, 49t EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' puhA '° FLAVORED DOG FOOD im LAW 02 APPLE PIE 1' EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 0 BoM BOX 36t J) EVERYDAY PURE $100 D*Doq 200-cl 1$' 0: FwA AN a lot C0 :` ' " ' EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 10 CY t139 LOW P RI CE' Km#Cku4s, DARI SOLID COUNTRY W 'W W W, V, W V A P BRAND SALTED OR UNSALTED 6Y Sdum ewl" PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17-92 AT 27TH ST. 791t 11-0.1 EVERYDAY PASTEURIZED ,uR 77t LOW I 9t LOW .14 co S IN GLE SLICED AMIRICAN ENCORE PRICE JAN PUM Bwaft f777"7'7"J ' tj.59 4.01 EVERYDAY ORI Ci 79t BOX PAM Babq Fm& READY-TO-USI I H.Oz ALL DIET EVERYDAY STRAINED 1 ',VNE)AV JANUARV 14l in BRAND t190 iueo DAYTIME rwthulf 0 f. ull"Ces , uf cwtage niurr alluring A & P REGULAR DAYIlMl I' milt cuntilln Plent v of fat and sugar' ' twit-r in the past twit looking at. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' COMPARE' t P BRAND ASSORTED COLORS DISPOSABLE DIAPERS A'oniev dieters thub BESSth. BROOKS president of LeE Scm Anues Club dispAi4's toy to b and gthh which Ulf club distributed to underpriv'ledged children in the " WDY CAN 75 Conw ea COLOPS 89t Kolta,ImpoM Ou&OwmTe&Ba4A V time- tt'irig to curneact muscle fibers, cape-ualI'of the W1 1 00-C I EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! COMPARE' CHECK All dieters %hould consume lit "il Ili rePlace WHY PAY MORE? CHECK & COMPARE' ASSORTED Pd?&%TW& 4 141wr 1`114 111111111111" t*aledeggtun . "deottage cheem. "ein anpurt thetti rigidiy - CHECK ' ritloriet, with riv publicized filling and very lots in calunes, bo w, I! iuP off fat. IF ube them to suPplement your jç And that Lag IF mpj 39 t ANY IzI Jar Green beans ee-lt-r%- ro w cahti2e le'tuce etc are rather PRICE, 3-LB 1-07 Mot ( !ion m fluid ini like Medical Exanunerstarved cattier he' you cart pick an d PARKER 10t PenaReIN 10' j 01 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! FOR RELIEF OF COLDS FOR YOUR LAUNDRY O ' CLOCK 09 PRICE, GAtION INSTANT COFFEE - ri ei'dtller : cthene.nJUedtol.200calorucs en to LOW JUG calurlm Per dm$ . ITIM to 1.= cent Of its calories during Avid vou lwvd ' not feel empty or digestion , beaten JANE iAE PARKER DANISH 59t K&qqA emFkdka JUG I V LOW GALLON ;xiunds in the f1m . ,10 Cislys calories And thati the- tonic ne,ded b"Isn't (tier-c- some simpler w' all dieters, for urtle you to take off ug blubber* show a quick weighe i, you Fu- m husband no gave- up e-aaiI% u follou YOUR elvWx Bud& For therr is no starage of badly UAr,1 •01 LUNCHEON MEAT ttwn tw down at least ID figurt Out mewae- • . • That e too discouraging for glasses through the- 30th day John Shnitiet said Haskett had 0W been 6-PACK -%uch a spoonful tiff honey, sugw "Some- of rr truenda are urging dehydration dirt as the fact flit- tt join a ne's' dieting club but limit yc,w fluid input to ()fle- May 7. 1. 89t MARVEL TOMATO - ;O11a 29t QUART CANYON% EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' FROZEN QUART CH F C were Mrs. Cot-me Adkins. that "an alligator could have about their investigation, CII41M rates ItLcaiw- aes but will I-he- tsoudouy-' Janaes gottenbun Hanford Vet 'i n sn un ean) there are some till thit ludvt, sni tiWtc well eiev 61.a ,,w sock C ' it,t a ii The fourth grader had run other Morris and Thelma Mint-UI of uulent felonies we re ft' . t 3 UAM 9t Gallo. if diak -tiv inwinc since Counts- I TROPICANA CHILLED FRESH 5 OUANT JAN first rest lif the cattage ctire~ and call tilt- GOP elephant found the skeletal remains u ed ill turn up any clmii. Imiliee wa~ last Uet the' utfte- of that' receptitut. The said .4 WHY PAY MORE? CHECK & COMPARE' - Lit Over the weekend authorities lusing weight for it dwar,-1 Hitskett' b nude bod)- washed sheath, with white arcessuries 9 U lostead you ineTell, use ).Our w" 99t .3 erely an hupe"s nude. decomposed Illoderri diets truck tir 99t 14-01 - I charge for a La 99t QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS GOLDEN A&P DELICIOUS 12 Tam 5.54 j 0, QUICK FROZEN DELICIOuS GOLDEN i-oz r LARGE SIZE ZIPPER SKIN FQIED rh" P" SUPER-RIGHT' SLICED TURKEY PASTRAMI OR 4 F'ir.H OUiCoe F;?0ZF 1`- j FP ' S QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS GOLDEN SUPER-RIGHT' SLICED BEEF, HAM OR SAVE 69t 419 , JOHN 79t 79t FiAkSti& A PVGk RED :1K k Stida CAP 1`1 TREAT' W6b,Req Saw* I LARGE ;I I i v iI CAPN JOHN S OUIC FROZEN FRENCH FRIED FUMbA • 1] 11 1] 4j,I 89t F. HYGRADE DELICIOUS . P TV oil At 162. I resembk a tuppo a' calories Pmfer - t 69 PVG $159 -SUPER- RIGH T" Kw# MeqnMAUM later on - allegedly using identification trout uric of the. dead youths to t,aoth' was found by lxsl Twat Tht, bride't. mother ferried teani~, U1 investiga tort - B .1*I nturrled , I t-eughed onk. it' At - CHOPPE QUICK FR OZ EN (BULK) CH L.B. 77 - - %ioppy jai' JuhnIl% Brewster, cash eheekb. Ilov '--j- now 746 MUSHROOMS VDu often UW to' At -: ARM@d Bdbqn& - - CASE V•59! Edna 1-' , ag horrified Liv her mirror' '1i she priiteste Murders be. n'.ed tt be all 13- V.JIS lit, 'I. ItS held itt the LOuflt% yelitiw polyester, floor-length Officers refused to sa whit' c(IuIIt' tt.tli-itgers gown with bell sleeves anti her 5leered them tit the secluded veil of yellow net fell sit her- banks of Lake Maggiw- t, but He' is accused in the deaths of shoulders She carried it red said their infurnuatitnt stemnieti Jose-phi Giitlur. I7 Terry Has- ' S DELICIOUS A & P BPArJ[ COPELAND PURE PORK SUPER-RIGHT" QUICK FROZEN CHOPPED uur m drugifts drh, . dratifilin dirt Iheti' was tilt, murder of three Pinella-r. - A 39t 9put 8"UMA, COPELANDS SI ICED 438 rhtr%rcakr * tin th r 4' pounds I' lli. brotherI M --• c. FPF'iI-1 FLA A Row is an extremely fer- rrMIDe- IhsI U tin 1 a Waves And I hate' myself for being st MurderVictim Over bridegroom m the son of Mr. and wooWuntLN tiefure callitir goitil, it, b -- olluritir dellcrip- In arid Mr-s Herman Renubert Sr.. off art exhaustive' five hour taav he hasn't been seen since West 17th Street search Tuescbn fur a possible Pt.tringele, & 2&-i'e'&tr.oic - - Mad DiftAm rotor 49t AU Med Fmdm iltieM- Ilanforti VetsVirginia , and the - GPArF RANOUF I QUICK IPOZFN ASSORTII) SUPER RIGHT SKINLESS iiiiii- 4,1111W W4 dirl ' Wilm - - ____ 01111/It) IN (HIS At) A1/[ BBC -' I do rnUit agencies ii all The' bride' ti the daughter - ____ 14, 191 1 NOT AVM1flht 10011411/ WI1AI(IP OP 1litT'AL1P k it damage tv tr NIT and INIrs .1 ames Adkins, (if - ____ said the unit will be ITT)- We ground for attempts at unpot-tam in cctordnuitrng ac lawful activ-ir' and corruption tivItit of a number of b those involved in organized regulntnr agencies under the crime," said the council ftiod IS' U/hut t Ftiatt- would like it, picket t1w schooll shrubs, in tilt- servant of all mankind clergyman t - aIIM" ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY -SUPER-RIGHT- HEAVY WESTERN REEF CHUCK bluilkwir' *nirh %hf-*Il 1w lot mor "I Ijiwrenrc flawkiru, werc un tit - t- PRIC[S IN THIS AD, Dunn through appropriate standiiij, . servict rendered it, - Lt, - GROU * . ' - PTU of hu, churcii has been, F' irlv Sotitl Fliirid;, Lilt children a! Mr arid Mrs 5 TkNtt-ur, haunt-ti lit-Clam, wtit' Hi' has contributed greatly tit Jackson were t'isitinf front lives will taO wife Mrs A1beTU help with the- ariuprnvernents of Mt't I/hit itt Nci* Orleans n titmues n: 1401 West 1.Ilti tIns ronumunit In danuuuowtk,nas Gums arid lit-, hiusiuurui Plitt'e Ia'.i:-ua McCiuin, Its lit- is Lowiurt! the' trnprnveniem I)' Golms, and rlliltlrel~. Culled1 11% 11111m Will. knou hill" (;uldslitirl 'whool lit vol.. CtIr4qVtjt1. Katriu, and Mli!, U ii1 1 • S ''' volved in fectling stomi vtrtinu - - CHIJCV finatictul secretar% tit ['irs: rretar% i h,it 1 is no m.ttrr A 9 rID - APi- LBO - I - - AiiAHSFF. ri Le t,t m.ittE't P / ________________________ • I' - All, • t ! A ¼ r •. n. rs . -- . house iuc' ii' M s ( f it v.ert r the ctt hIsille ' Russ, 1311111t!r thesetwi friends were 'usatmj, watt his aunt Mrs ilIIti,tt'5 U' t'tille'ge lit 1. Siuriaui'Is and 1111111% of he I IT) fru rut. 'i'l ¼I which:s also He- has served as of rerurdizag stcretazr Charlie!, l.egitin, Anaerauiu Young Post, bin Scout leader, arid he 45 veart- he wit! Altntri' r• 1 - e; after slit. kind been lilt Ir tilt, o' T,- ' '' .•. GUARANTEE: ) TC'e N A BONE IN 11) ' Askew Crime Squad • ti Al 'ite ?h, taffPhoto i War I Air!, Ttiere&! ljrrnpm~, of '&' . i onors MAR VA -v. IlAWIPI5 (-I* ,% i , The- first storm caused anjunctint npplie ti everyone He said the at1orne' a sal.aIWO coordinate suite Investigations wht"ther or nol. theii art. named denthf. Twf- elderl% sisters. lind mzike reeommendatitir. it, rips-in the area of in,w* a , 71u: group set ur, it tent eit%L Caur.sey. 81, died in it fire which $11, Flunn said the unit would ;' 11.449 federal grant from the W-ros!- trout 0munwait School sUirted wher, b tree limb hi:-oke lim Enforcement mssistance rather than • ru,t- .lacksonvilit- earR lilt power linestheir at borne- near Administration LEAAI. He orripple with, the Flor da Septenitier tit protest Its Allunti. %aid ShIrdles of two secretaries 11(iteis and moleb- fomunate olie nui~ iv i svventfi grade will also come out of tht grant. venteni i FDa 1 renter under an integration enough tri have power reported Dunn has been designated under the Jurisdiction of order h Tjnluat thv were jammed with people. . project director for the prooffice Rer' itrowi assistan' pt-mci- WInk- firewood and hardware' AsLt* s 1-k said whale the FDLE is the. school, ttsfied pick- r;ii'ria:mLs said their business "flw ideal of this project is to naain1 an investigation cit-lent- effect efficient prosecution to t 't were peaceful until Not 1 was Itonim Art ample supp) then turned hostile u.s rae- ed agency, the nc'i unit wIll be increase the assurance of conbrown said be sa tin- pickets partnit'nt of Agriculture-dc'- prnsec'utinn oriented William viction through centralized costand close U pupils us the left rutted fund us reported tit he Reed, FDI.E director. sa:d the ordina tion." said the gn'ertilt sctnud and heard the pickets nvailitbk- Li' all relief agencies tiev unit "will achieve is bar. nors Council on Criminal in refer it hlact students uF e'ngiige•d emergencmnninui relationship between Justice U.S Nstriv, Ju4 ,t- Gerald It Weekly - - Shoa and .ui . '.lflle Item at the sami' ' ~'L M d! S Ad"herenT's P c ett n g '.. M.iaqt lr BLADE CUT I C' it t'rIIIt tt .t 't T'iepartment of Business R. IrderniR funded anicrime uin and its various diusions squad sittached it, the offire of which oversee hnr.v and dog - utility'.-~ equipC;P% Reubir, Askru will help Illptit was estimated lit nii,tmru: 4Uurants, i k lu justim un% mobsters or racinF, holeLs hnd m liur and officials said equi alcoholic beverage sales and in. racke'te who infiltrate . .4-s- stallment land sales ment m-pitirs would not I* fixed ItImate business. says a lap florida is no different than f , 11, tit( request iiftv' htarin testa before Thurcdn night IA( i t NV Iii keg slid(, Thu National Weather Seran other fasl-gro*'ing state. demon- mnn '1 urqdzi AP • Antihusin dcjv- Dunn, chief rourtsel to said Dunn. -It would be unrealhleariwhilt:, It(- said. tit(, Irv- viou said it storm is developing 5traltirs, have pronitspsi I, , governor, g said the squad Mir for us to as" .me that or. federal udguthm wouldpirket junrtinti whivI, listf. 20 persnm IT. tit(, Gulf of, Mexim which tht will tx- rompitsed of two at. rnuld move up init, Gen-gli., b% , ~ ir effect witti (%perwrivu IT, cani7i-d cTimu hits not made lit, end.t, if ten). hil ruinit remuin. The- judge informed .1 h tonight If it reaches the Atlanta or ganized crime prosecutions same inroads it. florida in porar lri)unctinr hnrinin tiarussriu'nt of pupils, teachers Sinner of Atlanta, nttnrne for arvz It is expected brin' The legitimate business will assist local area of -- THL TEE- progress, but everything (i(-w'nd on the weather. Many of the 1.7( linemen :itvmntin to restore power wert r-nught ! uw qrrsrkpri er': RAIN C HECK: i .. - a PRICE' 69t PROCESSED Imitalwili LOAP 8REAKSTONE 29t S SANFORD Pala 29t I( �7C—The Santnrd Herald Wncrth. I hs 46 .:tilv. ,I I trip ;,I,I 1jr,Irpt1r11;6 , ,•, HEALTH COOV I Ilk 1 C, IS FIJ7 AND BEAUTY AIDS rot It i;;r vi'i ,r,rgP and tarr.' vitf,,I SALE fla,If /1 nip h'itter I/I r?Jp iig.ar gr.i'' ) Pf.iW#n ) LOOSE LEA /) flhID . • qpff•fl5 14 I sn$?4 fl,, irs I nip ii' PAPER • i• . £- a In ci • '(,Ik rrange rind I ern' jow P 4 nd vniIIa (.r 44111411/ it, 1/2 t..ihfr in 11 ;1r -hill I ø'in f-,r I' h shapirk intito lrn.i halls hip in 4IIhtIy h.tPn Arbito and rr.$I in nutc Place I&' sirw heit apart. r1fl jrss' isflllo sheet ftaie in a pt r.,rri P,utt# ..- • P gil :*: V4 4.re. oven lint. e itMI lightly hrri-anv'41 IR mi rArri." With 4 tr ratk tip front Stt,r r rnn?a tightly r,ra4 I (Now rnnr.tharl14''. ifr ANTISEPTIC LISTERINE plr4.sE ' I' r'appIe and Kimqtiais 'IfVl.I. S S}IRIMF' PArr1F'. 'ii', *ltDt* IdaDtatIr.n .1 hiree I' - fl.JL&Jkl for: V par.. . - .IiIPt I'rtI1rt I/teaspor?nrnlr 1. 2 ! asprfn r-nrn4.s I tihIc-sprnn V47 I #gg. shgitly LS M T-,matr) Miztur, ;' Put the shrimp thriigi . fine bLade rpf a fr%4 jr1nd nrrt.qUrmit with jarlur Shap. lntI) v,y saue and pal t,1#4 In a 10-inch skillet he..s dnu ftv PRICES GOOD THURS. JAN. Ii THRU WED. JAN. 17 tt1 th• PRICES GOOD THURS. JAN. 11 THRU WED. JAN. 1 A. t) HI the rIti skillet add the Tomato ARRID over patue. Serve at onctm Makei 3 to 4 ,eriings Tomato Mixture Mix ge em until smooth I tableip;r. rorntarrh. I teaspoon c' sauce. 2 tablespnon.c iater .ari /2 teaspoon sugar •k(id I * ()5U1C1 I stewed tOfliatt,'i 1/3 cup Iinel; jrnund r pulp and JU1' •-''. finely choppe SUNDAY - Chowder t:ra Chef ' s Salad FrenchB- i: Pears with Tee Crearr. JEHCiN I Mu tur. ccvk, cutTing nn%Uflt until thickened and clear. 99s qu rnoderite heat ar rntve and keep iarm Ti ANTI- P F PI S P I I A N 7 Alic over add the patties rtI thrru and brown 'm both sidei r - RIG. OP UN[wTEi, Ar tP.Ip. rsur4 shrlrr: -leaned I EXT srr': Fatti. i 1hyll s Shrimp r'-'n Ppp.r Steak E'EAIS WITH ICE CRE,4.1 Quick and easy to ann e. p"r halve, i2 cup syrup from pei - ; LOTION 4 H o ney and nutmeg 12 pinLi vanilla ice j Place pears and syrup SAVE 10 ak.ing dust tntn auch they ;ui (It Put I teaipn honey, in each pear cavity and ;prink itn nutmeg Bake in a prhei 4))-4egree i.en about :3 minute, (*l party irid sith ice - ream Make-s 1%DtT n ..".- M!LY sUPF:. vgetop Macatom Cbee .J 4.-%)n A4i Cookies ij Li Bt •.14 1 StAt. AND CHEF.S .ãSY to rTIAke just Al;E-rt)f HRECI< Ch Lb se SH 1/4 cup a CU 2 in i but:t I .. .4 £ prx-rssed cheddar neese Hi M r •2 tMi.flt ruol AMPOO an - '.. ln'• DP' OR OR' th fit, NORMAL . intall flit)fl. (Lnety gri. pulp and wce I SAVE the macaruni xurdn ..acLae 1iucns turn mu. a t4L.ander t& i1r*n return clean ci&Jng pot arid add th.to Green Beans OLD MILWAUKEE 1, . . 5 °° 7- i SAVE SIZE Mu s hroom Sauce. BEER lor At1L1TS utttJ 11 9 - C CAN £i Pea QI SAVE Onions 5 . .. Sausage 49c 3 Orange Juice 114 48c Potatoes ....... 3 Turkey 89c Mayonnaise..... 79c ;s Butter.. Family Bread 4 1: 88c Margarine....... : 45c . • 1 Cluster Rolls . . . 2 . 49 c Pound Cake . . . . 2 Dunkin StIx ALE or BEER VASELINE Cabbage SAVE BATH mow . . . . . . . ;. :. • . . . . . . . . • • • . r ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !IZVIX 88 419 E. FIRST ST. / f 1C VALUE STAMPS , - .•,. ,.. boil -- - r .-• • t'L. In A bo IYit.ats • F r.1 I , kL' Ii,T - 444. .P- Inchilodp Dinners - p4k I • furniture Polish ---- N fu 4 ........... 89c . . . sh . . . . . . . 4 . • • • . . . . . . . 79C • "1 1116" bt.!• 2 i_f ...... • 44 . 4 1 411 •'A'• 4•j 11 99 99c ;.; $ "98 lu . .$759 "o rN$798 4)"1111 IA I 1. 1 Is IAPfl PtPtt( L t1f PiPtt • -~j - Alt Preserves -- I: it 4 . . . . . . . 4k4I je- until butter and -, - $1 39 1 18 's A1. iA' I..Ii.it 4utch I) iiWAPtI II(iA I il Chuck Roast Vlo II hiA'i(I j,IIA t WI 9 . . . I It :up Illielf, . . Neckbones . 00 19 2 ::. 99C 29c . . . 5011, Beef Oxtails . . 'UI) tlQI * .A I , cheq~%Vkj up t%ttti to - ttJ 4.)L? I Lsb1ep.in •• . 1111I4t PIIMI (JSA IPISPICIIE) tim 10 it fib $1 Meat Dinners SAVI I) I 98c . . . . . Beet BrisKets •A 1 bvui. 45h t4J Iii 1 4 I 1' a 88C I !%Ito 'l Chuck Steak Milos Ciii iii. • . . . . . ItlIUb.tfl In . . . . . 59c • \Ielt ter iii It (Ilexhulli he' Wd but hc ivtts. 4.-ICr - usc pepr Mis vrn.surthand t ter utIsn ntit-oth Atki gtru 141114 to Nit! 1111 ring 'iLiuitl and tioll littliUte Chill wort htUI 'u ofierflight Cut IA'Stl.v Into nuddlt 't i 'und and told seal edge's ith (I'LL 1 ....E ... z:... ............. : 1'tat ti's 1 Laei at a Lu. III !E IFE X6. _N._ NI in ixiiii oil htoatoj to 31,% P•p7yP, TOP VALUE STAMPS f VALUE STAMPS LUE TOP -. 4 , I: : Dog food Puddings i.l 419 E. FIRST ST. .... / ...... J,..............w SANFORD .. . . . . . Round I IA.II f rf I I •, •..A I .-1 I . . . . . . UAP. WI,.' tc 1 j',i. PI'! • . .4 41 •.f, 1 • '. .. I . . . . . . 00 4U 4 Rump Roast V'i Sausage .. . 99c ii . . . . . . . . hRA. .% 79c Lh • ,. At II.) $1°° Sausage • 14 FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. ,,.,• I, Round Steak $129 . . . . . . . . . . . Fillets....... ,,••, )II ,At JO. I Fish Fillets Fi . I $1 .1 I I. I I TOP VALUE STAMPS 1: '.. ,,.'. Picnic 3 ,•i. • . . . . . . . . • . • I TOP VALUE STAMPS ... Patties. . 49c De monicos . . 10 6 Biscuits . . . . . . . . ,r r . . Cheese Food . . • . :.: 75c Rib Steaks . . . . . 5 15c Pork Steaks . . . 10 Biscuits . . . . . . • . • $] 00 Sh ri ri fD . . . Ba by Limas . . . . 4 39 ...., Shi,np CIunk,ea t. - - TOP VALUE STAMPS . . . 4, ----------------- r'ni'v J I TOP VALUE STAMPS . Cheese Food . 10 . 99c $100 A4INL NRB% 1' UbS WI 2 . Ip.. 69c Chocolate Cake 2 . $100 fill?:), c Corn on the Cob :::sl oo 2 '--, I,,-29c White Acre Peas .;.. 69c 99c 99c Orange Juice.. 3 . • Yogurt '- 30' Carrots 1 2-ox. I ____________________________ Potatoes 7 BEADS 2 2 . eese......... .• C1t-C Pp(G ... • Ch. Ham ..tr F , s p Shrimp Patties . I 79 c . . . . . . . . . 1100 3 'I! i 29 or 1 0c ... 4IAi 71 j .I , .,..IlIAW. I I) JAP U . FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST TOP VALUE STAMPS A4 VSIII IMtM4ii* III'?tI'I IA Turkey Roast [ inr;'v f11 Round Canned Ham 4,4 UII Iplill JAIl I' 9.. :I : • ced abuuibcu IIIIIWAIII .iWt,ii,t4 hsAi.. i,u. tincon Ill Iliwli JAN I I k • : I'4I1l st iI1t•ti Hour witti 1/4 tvaqfkwu salt withia juktu ~ blender cut ito, 1, 10. until p.arttIIeu amt 1 / 4 I/UI) butlti hulk IIhIl) lhl4d4tC4t . Ilk.1,11 i 1,1 111 11,111 41111 cup buliri line Add SANFORD — 4I1IIII$I hut• ott (PP 4 lilt Ii (III. ki . �vie SInTora Herald Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1973 Itin 511forvf Ilririil(l Gelatin Dessert Is Fine C umax For B ig Rio SUSAN IWIJGUT Copk News Service A molded light-as-a-f e.athei gelatin dessert is a fitting climax for a heavy, dinner. This te of dessert can he repaired well in advance of the rest, then unmolded just before serving time. It requires little or nc cooking and verb little preparation time. Unmolding need not pose a jroblem, ius dip the mold into a bows of warm water to the depth of its contents and run nzi1! pnrmg tntfe around the rim. 1017lay a towel dipped in hot water over the bottom of mold for a short Urnt', re-rewrng until the gelatin is soft enough on bottom to leave thy mold when inverted on a plalicr and shaken. t;GGNOG WItLATh I envelope un lit vored gelatine cup sugar. divided teasptoonsalt ! cups milk teaspoons rum C=act teaspoon nutmeg c up heavycrearri lokIiippoedCTCMIfl4 Angeliczwrric Maraschino rt C.rz.duall add renunning 1 4 cup sugar and beat until very stiff. Fold into gelatine mixtare. Fold in whipped cream. ilK' 'RAN(;FL MOUSSE l)L1.IA ROlfitlA I •' v'.' I u v;rrd gelittint' tup sugar, clwided taspoon salt eggs, separated cult itild waitt I can , I. ounces tttxleri orangf jUi('t tcir ,'nrfty. kept frozen elotim. 1. cup sugar salt in nit•diwi saUc'epwi beat together egg yolk!, and atei, stir Into gt'lutmrx' nuxturt I 'lace over lo-A heat, stir :t'nsUintJ until griatint disSL)Ives anti niixturt tlimcicens lmgtitI , about five minutes Rtrimove frtmi hvt atid truitis (iritiigt' juice rtnmrcntrute' and stir until melted Mixture should uwunci slightl when dropped from spoon if not, rliifl it felot fluiIIUtes, heat egj whites until stiff but not dr V. allIes with '1 urke Sauct Salad howl I sit! and Cookies 1/4 cup flour I teaxwmn salt cups iimmb I egg yolk slmgtmtb t,e'ater: 2 cups diced cooked turkey I packagr t II' ounces I ruzt'n n k e d ps'i1stt1sn srti the plrtiti litit wi%tl,4nle md cheerful tit1 I be Irish prcpai-e viii well lush soda tuevid, h49%tht'i bonev sod stew Rn' ''II * g h I I y F o r H e a r t H'I kn.s Ii all ,ivt'r the iiitiIiI ttit ' I' lrI'h ('suflr'r', with vi jig 1:rr 51 tInt' 1 ri'h \Vhl.k,') In 11 lri'h whl'kuy I. insult' (rain 11w ''nie vrntns its Scotch html F y it (lltiIll'tt and I)SIIIP4% 41 (155' flt'puihllc' ''I Irs'Iiiitul, sit'vIiuu Ill pm' stitiut ,iil "#4,111"1111 Its (hi' I''nji'i'', ilsiwn lit Pitt III wlit.kt'y (tsr IIuPWII Its .iutli ;ts'supIv' ' I' (tills I t%sWIl,(i tutu 'A iiII'ufl( it ni.uk , (triviur, it is'ti lo'uiut wn,n,sr (tsr vi i'ssIsi I'oul tIa). 1' M ('4110-1111111. lIirs's'IIti 551 t'niht'us it i.l \I,i.kt'y wliitIm d A n d (luif'tflhItt IIiI ttI tttiu''itil futnilly rNIp.' (tsr Iri'Pi rusfYr.' pviwI thiwn (tsr gew-rittl(miq nu,1 vi nnryeItitis Ini'ti thi'eui ullch fliunt'11 In whiskey, fir," for D rin r-fuu,,puiny St'trs't rh$'k' wilt, ('ulrvuinin, vi rt,'I,'v !nbl r'i;tt'tr" (hn I n.h rnrtk" wit t',,ti"rr'il r"n yJ!n!s ntg i, rirr rnrrii WE FEATURE... Rath. A p CORN FED BEEF FROM - - - - WE GLADLY ACCEPT COUPONS! '> SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER I, or ( - Ra -_ "BLACKHAWK" BEEF IOWA 'i'TE 1 'I - !1i -- - ILI LU _____ EAK_ DISCOUNT PRICES I A • U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP STEAKS OAS TS DAYS A WEEK ITEMS & PRICES GOOD C ALl. WEEK LONG! ILL $118 * THURS., JAN. 11 THRU- L. LBO , *08 1( 7r JW'LL LB* * WED., JAN. 17 ---'4' Rath GAZIL EVERBEST HOMOGENIZED IUGAR 5 1b-0 )/ 1 /2 "FRESH" "LEAN" 55c PER GAL. \L MILK BAG POUND CTN. monds In a "medium saucepan over low heat. nwlt butter Stir in flour and salt Remove from heat, graduall,k stir its milk keeping SfiI('ot Im ('oak over na,derately hm heat stirring ronst.antI until thmcened Stir a small amount of the hot sauce into the egg yolk, stir bark Into reheat hot sauci Add turko hut do not boil J'rep4ire waffler. in toaster or oven according to package directions For each serving. top 2 waffle sections with about 1/2 cup turkey sauce Sprinkle with almonds Makes 6 lirrvine'. I lb's. rut tip rhirkn *IIP gIhial's Ink. nI I frmnn V, etip Ikmr, silt *nd p.'pp.r aM.'4 V, nip butter Y, lb, hsn.wi, dkv'.i 4 small inlernvi. 411".4 cup wafrr , sup P*.ldys Irish Whi.r"v I elsi,.' rarlie tap. sJftp$e. , cup dry r4 wIn. '--', cup water I pit yolk I this, light cream Dip thIcken in l"n's."n ,'itro mt with .1 this, flrrnr mftel 'riuJ'i saIl arid popper. Rro' -. 4.. . .btIi.a 44,5 .sct.n anti tsflfrsn, spl'inkli' "Ith I this flt.tur and hrrrR sr,tii rwiirsvvs '- si to Pivim.' the chicken with ft. Irish whiskey wsr'rn.vl fIrst sr . ok Ivitllø, lit, arid tli.,i pr.ljrvwl r.'rnr ehtekevr Mid salt. pepper *riie, aflapsee. (.5w5'sr wt"to. anti -ster, simmer geiY for 4!IM'I minutes. Maae a broth f mm thr" r'ipq of 'w*tr and the ehirker I'W¼'* *JWI Id1Pt R-' rro've ptit,ltry. Rtrain e"ts',kir juices from bm'wrw'd chick."irti a4rt In broth Reduce it j rspi.l ttnr rrtrk,'"sIb mg yolk arwi cream Pnur wire over chicken, f-' I t V I fl E si-sm. ff wpamto -ervinw CsrnIsih chicken s'' - rlr.rs and mtishr.'-'t'-- I s.r,lr,gs IRISH fA)FVFE $ strIp. .*eh of oringe peel, lemon peel 16 whole cloves S or. P*ds1y, Irish %6hu,'v 2 tsp. superfIne sugar l, cup whipped cream I stick cinnamon I, cups strong, hot enIt.e cup cr,nfN-tione1i sng-r Stud peel strip.; with 2 Ir,,ps each, 'tace In Skill.'! 'vet' rr4e''-atm h s £ t wr stick c1rrur,'.n vit,4 tho 2 txps (f stiperttr,e sugar, stirrlr., s'ltli wor4en spr -,n until sugir m.it.s Pour Irish WiOik.'y r 'is pan mr4 flame Pour in b'' r fTee, simmer thrswm minutAn w,d remove from heat Rub (lit .djs' sf lemon peel arr,tu'.st Inside of cup, dip cup loris 't1sh of test1ciners sugar 5 make a rim. Pour In str*lrwd ri,f7.'p carefully, top each ssri trsj with whipped cream Apple I Cake Snack Next time you I r. '1 1 guests In for morning cotfee, or retreshrnent.i after in evening of card games. 'v'rve them this Cranberry A p p 1 e Tea Cake along with hot coffee The tart;w"et flavor of the fresh rod cranberries combine; with apple slices for a fla'.ir that will be pleasing 0'o all at any time of day I p V "SENSODYNE" 4' .1 AI1II1W WHIPPED c TOOTHPASTE "BUFFERIN" MARGARINE TUBE "PARKAY'4 81 71 c "CONGESPIRIN" "EXCEDRIN" FXTP.L STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER CA 69c PKG OF 36 SLICED SHOULDEI PICNICS I' VANILLA I 5$ NS IICt(ORY SMOKE LB42c CRACKERS. .....BOX "FRENCH'S' BEANS LB. P KG. "KRISPY" PORK N FTL OF TABLETS CHEWABLE COLD TABLETS FOR CHILDREN "VAN CAMP'S - ONE OZ 28c EXTRACT ...... BTL "GRANNY'S" KM111 bLMLISIIAVVIS bttt - GOLDEN- 4 OLD FASHION PORK BONI IN RIPE! CHUCK ROAST SAU SAG "FRENCH'S' BLACK DDDD 201 rAsi c 9 2 LB. ICEBERG ALL PETTUCE . •.• . . . •1 HEAD 19 Rath 12 29c TA El L F S FANCY" WASH ST GOLDEN DFLICIOUS 4 PPLES . •1 ••• • . a . . . LB 19 FRESH GREEN "HOUR after HOUR" 50Z, LONG LASTING, DEODORANT ISPRA', $106 CAN PROTECTION ABBAGE..........I.IB 8 4 :RuNcHYcRIsP -4 ARROTS. . . . . . . - ONE LB 124 I s.hIJ'e3tJ • OATMEAL COOKIES . . . 12 OZ PKG, OLD - Ic I ni UI COCOA CHIP COOKIES . 12 01 PKG 801 BISCUITS .......CAN II) COCONUT BARS •.... 14 OZ PKG 'TROPHY' FROZEN ;LICED STRAWBERRIES. YOUR HWCE 3 PKGS.$ 1 00 c i) CZ 25 PKG flPfVbLJKL,tK "BEECH-NUT" "BUN (STRAINED) BUSTERS" BABY FOOD 6 "RACORN" WIENERS BOLOGNA 12 OZ. PKG. 40Z PATTIES Cflc 'HUDSON' DECORATOR YtA1i JUMBO 9Qc LB. PKG. L SLICED BACON C Pound ('Kt.SBEItKY .P1'Lfr. TI.t ('KF I,ikes i 9' it U ca*c I tup's sifted ,&ii-purpir. hour te.Lspouns biking p414i.'r i teaspoon salt li teaspoon baking sod.s It cup irgri&hir shtirtcuiin4 cups sutr 3 eggs It Icups .u.sshed ripe bi nanas 11 cup milk .1 cups fresh cranberry sauce made according tsi directions on ocean Spray fresh -rutterry pae'kage I i.&rgr cooking uppi.' ('UP sugar rtsur, bslktnit .t:d baking soda tc,:Uc: Cie,im shortetung 4n4 tgra& nally beat in sugar Add nittiat a time, beating Well tt.'it In dry inredis,nts alter tiCi)- with banarta.s Litt! ::clk, betnnin and ezid1c . ch dry mu rettienLy Nu - (t tet LiIIO elI- rea.sed id !LuUted 9 xtixl sian. Spus.'h inberry sauce evenly os ;u of batter Peel and cot' 'ii',cs and cut tub Inc thck wettuca Put ,tp1es :i - WAS vies cranberry ,aut:d sprinkle with sugar BaIt.' moderate oven 350 1" to 60 rn1nutes (.'-''' ult's and ,erte at - - ___ ('sOot) [)I\NKR ;rmutj Pork l'hups anti a .it's is ith Coddled AppLs, 's.stj toes Green Be.j 4i Ltd Boss I Bread i i ('ottt"t' Jttl is ith '.tjs ti St u n C S wa Ill 1/3 cup toasted slivered al k LIMIT ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF 17 50, OR MO1 EXCLUDINC CIGARETTES ' •f'FLES WITH TtHKEY SAUCE I /4 cup tuner or ruargormnt a Accu'tjin (4) the Ws'stl,j te1t)' ')Ii.JO,vi114'.n the 1rt.h ink high On the Iit of weli 1 pp1es. ibis Is p'ohmhly 1w in 11W' I*t't' '.t1et,l1urvi1 S Ileveragi' .uod way to use leftover thr R WATERLOO, IOWA FASHION )UUAK UVML) 120Z PKG t 'Nl.IAV Nl(;1fT StP1'Efl I Ir teapoons vanilla choclat c nielts and mixture is smooth Remove from beat I stir in vanilla. Chill, Yield: Two cups. - cup tit'nv• r.sIII. whipçtsd )ritflj',e st'ction ,casr'timru' ttwrrmt. tot Iv ed '4 cup light corn syrup ris '* h v— together gelatme. (Up of th sugar and salt in iiiediuri, saucepan Beat togtliier egg yolks and milk stir rnto gehttint mixture l'lacc over loi heat, stlrrlrw unz 018,L Yield Six to eight servings ltvcm;w ninv be doubled, if desired Note: Commercut) eggnum' :sit lx' used. Sprinkle two e•n %-f-lopes unflavored gelatirit t'enlv aim ' cup water in i niediurit saucepan to soften Place over lo heat. stirrirw onstaritJ , until gelatine is dt!s0 ve'd lterimnve from heat stir in 2' cups commercial ggimug Chill witil mixture is the l'rLsistvnrv of uritieatt'n Mg white. Fold it, one cup tiiv Melillo, whipped Continue as directed in ittx'vv ret'- Combine semi-sweet ch.vc'late morsels, evaporated milk and corn syrup in saucepan Stir over medium heat until evaporated milk I ti 'kmc I cup I semi -sweet chocolate morsels I'4 cups ( is r-I AR S II 0 P " is d.4soIved, about b flhiflUttS Rrniovu from twat; stir it, ruin t'xtr&ict and nutmeg Chill until nhiXtuTt niouiids s1ight1 wherl dropped from it heat egg whites until stiff, but nut dr Gradually add remaining ;4 cup sugar and beat until ver stiff F old into gelatine mixture Whip I cup hf'8v\ crenni, fold in Turn Into it -up mold, chill until firm When ready ti serve, unmoid on servini platter. 10 numke "' -i'eath top riutid with spoonfuls of whipped rreiIni and garnish with halved nuiraschinn ctier. i ms and Angelica 'toll Chrbcolatu Snuec Nn$e Yield Eight servings iNvtci ('old Chocolate Sauce Turn into five-cup mold ('hill until firm Unmold. Garnish with orange sections and cherries. Serve with Cold Dinner Wednecthiy, Jin. 10, 1971 IF VILMIUV qF * 1340 WEST GORE AVE. STORE 830AM 11 30P * 3939 S. ORANGE & GATLIN AVE. STORE 900AM 900PM * !siMOiAN STORI (tO,(D FOR 111 MOE) I LI NO SANFORD. * 329 SANpqD AVE. STORE MO4 THUR 8iAM ?0')"M RI a. SAT 8.00 AM . 9,00 p M SUNDA 800AM 100PM * 25th ST. & PARK AVE. STORE 800 AM 900PM - Out .istapLativn of -t winning recipe Golden thilit'ioua apple 1/1 cup tsrarIgt iiriiIjdc I tablespoon tight brown sugar I Iablesprn Ic'IIKn )uie I teaspas.in vuuIIa I 11110-st tiut Pare, quartet' .tuid tot t' Into a is idebsittuin umiediuni saucs.,p,.an xsur just enough waler to cover hollomn, add ti w ritulAde ,snd spies - spimnkle with -sugar and ICIuIUlI jUit't' Cook, ctuyCrt%I, iver very I')w heal without stirring until apples are soil hrough Cool partly and iprinkli' is ith vanilla, i'arefulli oIdi,ig it in Serve watmn or 'Old Makes 4 Ia 6 servings do �6C—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1973 T eadline TH o H Tu r1e A ' r ..i H am ri Whether the hohdav entree e as poultry or meat t here s a pretty good chance that it A re will make a second Cook broccoli according to package direc tions; spread in bottom of 9 x 12 x 1 -inch rsooWt'. ctxked and drtned bake and serve pan Place size twke pieces L a _inch slice' 6 hard-cooked eggs. eggs on broccoli. add ham. 8 02. f resh mushrooms I can (101i ca.) 111cups cream of mushroom .soup or smooth; pour over top of broccoli, es and ham. Rake - 2 cups diced ham be more - appearance in (kie 1O-oz. can post-hoiida meals condensed cheddar Thesecond-ttrrie-around en- chctse L,cupm, -a cup trees can be JUSt as urpes. swe and tasty as the first-run headliner s They can even mu Lacupater } ) 0 which follow are 3 2cups herb seasoned stuffing mix txiUer 2cupscornbread ctutring crumbs seasoned 2teaspoons 1 dill , Ilere's a main course that s ilar utensil Place steak on top. 1 1/2 cups catchup blissfully easy to make and is 1/fl teaspoon tabasc-o sauce pour remainder of sauce over thickened I bay leaf good enougb to serve to com- just one of these, can complete the menu plus dessert One up be careful when you green olives 1/4 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced • rerni lt~, - haked %till from Water Ui'r uiUi so the sauce doesn't I chuck steak uabout $ pounds cut about 1 1/2 inches thick run over And -*v ;vund that if there is steak and sauce left- 3 tablespoons cornstarch In a small mixing bowl stir over, the meat Irut away from together the lemon Juice, Worany bone ir-eheatsbeauUful1-in c'cstersture, catchup, tabaseo, th sauce . • o • , 46 - .* _.M Coml noodles and tur. =e n l. Re`_ frorn and stew in chicken bouillon for 15 minutes. Slice mul rivm ceps and brown quickli with ortions In butter. Add to 1NtIcerc sugar grwlijally. Turn onto t~aard and knead tintil well tlericIec$ and I ( till I 1'reamy or chunk I "lrt•factuiotirdpc'anut huitt'r I sugar, sifted '""P hopped altiut.c clear and boiling 1 116 . lemon juice ly Urw)k ovilir low heat, il ring occasionally, until a tea. carifly 11'rel oul wit.h hanols Red frM'wl .-otoring inch thirk ('tit into serving .4x)on of syrup (Impipled into cr)kl water forms a SOft ba ll for 2M degrel on thor. fHC( I'S M41k1'S atøut 2 pounds OItAN(F: (1.A/E1) .I - momneter i. Remove from heSt, acki orange rind and dnuts ttr kh'l '':th heat sugar, and hot water to boiling point. Meanwhile, mix cc4d aer and elatsr n u ti'ol r P41ir mixtipir into pinn ' A it I inches u'u has been rinsed choppollif1walnutis are ' ' '' in cold water Allow to mo)l un til thick and finn, preferahly 6vorniKht With rold wol knife, noien around edges ( i f pan, tur'u out on to a txtari oglutiy hiu'd .wlth powder •ii p '" '' -- *.0, fout minutes Tt'e will ,1 be crisp i 5'emose from bouillon Add to noodles Mix botuliofl with sours and steAdd to ncxxiles. Mix degree oven until tender - stone's AsFxiated Press Cook uel] but carefully. *--on into - Ago tkyrup. vanilla and salt A(ki clJonfectioners' sugar till at once and nux in. first with spilion, then kneading wiffi hl 'I'urn out onto board r"'J 1"i 100-,-z 4-1 Mo/asses Taffy Ca //ed well blended anti siniootji Store in cool place, liape its destred. Makes one and one- Brt 1tiin. Cracki"n Candy' A/so Fla v or intl tint II) (1(11 \ ItItO 4 1`1 Vi : • - ri'' •- - ', . - . - -- tr c t oil '1 h.ud set It v, cracked tisu ally with the good solid handle I/I If of an old-fashioned kitchen pan turn all the ingredients cx Pour quickly into a buttered utensil -- into irregular piecen cept the lettion extract Cook pan (13 by 9 by 2 Inches). Cool, ;w n l emon ttl?I ItJ ft i - Into a heavy medium sauce- lemon extract. hlo~nding well tasted before. Curious about it, We children used to suck on It to over low heat, stirring con- use a meat mallet or some sim- we asked for the recipe and get the full molamm flavor here It is along with the donor's note about its origin "When I was a little girl growing up in Scranton, Penn- and mixture comes to a boil lar pieces Makes 1 pound at Continue cooking stirri ng occa Because e were fascinat ed cut.sionally, to 250 degrees on a seeing it hammered not we always called it crackin' candy thermometer or when a 4tJ0 recipes are given in the little of the mixture, dropped illustrated candy.' Cecily BrownC(K) -' ('U$) wiuter were immigrants from Wales and the women in these famI- 2 cups sugar 1/3 cup butter I : cup light lies loved to make candy. One 1/4 cup light molasses to 290 degre" on a cAndy ther. made payable to "The Aivici- torn Syrup of the most popular recipes was 1/2 teaspoon baking soda mometer or when a little of the ated Press" to this newspapec Walnut halv~-I T for a molas;es tafly After it 1/4 teaspoon salt mixture, dropped into very cold In care of All (,TX)KB00K, Ban bad been poured Into a pan and 1/2 cup water water, becomes hard and G4, Tearueck, N J ?!6 ; rwkles for decor-tin' Filled t'U Uw F ill t'tiiti r o pitted prunes, dates of .ipru(ols with ItlOdlint or pact urn ant bttn nut tuRe )1Iol1 n sugar - . ,,, '•' _ nude candy that we had never or in cocon or ' :' ., çn A friend sent us some home- Itil in colored or Putt su 'ar it 'TO"l Associated Press Food Editor Jil i l with nut piece tit (,enter. If 12% LM -T ' - - till ready to use. Add chest. nuts green beans and toma toes to noodles Discard rnu&'sroom stems. Cook carrots vi bouillon for no more with c-puce and hot cooked net Makec cer% ings . . 400 recipes are given in the illustrated - Cecil Brow,- '4 - ' •• stantly, until sugar Is dissolved liar device to crack Into IrreguI' " into very cold wattit. forms a A L Li. A entree, STAR ) two shallow ca.ccerole. 'bc book" available by sending order with buttered crumbs. Bake $4 5 ucheck or mDnev - - can star company Tlp baking dish and slium fat made payable to "The Ar:;Ocl. for 40 mLnuteb in a preheated 350 degrees oven or until from sauce, discard bay leaf, ated Pre'to this newspaper pour sauce into a %aucepai n Nil, !n care of .6.1' ffv1wt1t-%nK ritix brown anl bubbly. Yield: ap,- cornstarch with 1/4 cup cold Cr4 Teaneck. \ .1 17 coloring. Allow When t b.ginc iiceri .sdd hopped rnit Add rr,r,l rinal Add nuts gradually. mca I Broc cc-u I 'n Ham, wl. ti, 1 cur inc ' it a second time either •i 2' . (lips sugar "ound ' 'P family • proximately 12 - -- \lt'(hr2.5 - firm ball Continue cooking, book" available by sending stirring slowly but constantly. $4 9 (check or money order MOLAS.SF.S T ' - - .' -- Make Preserves PRICES EFFECT111F JAN 11-17 1971 0 bay leaf, pepper. sugar, onion, olives, mushrooms and 1/4 cup water Pour about one-half the sauce into an oblong 3-quart BAKED STEAK W17H OLIVE BARBECUE SAUCE 1/3 cup frel lertion juice ('ocnt,lnf' sugar, water ) orange Juke blend thorough oç rolling pin into squares ,-, ipituid con1vi,tionerq' and allild orange Plirill And pi.çfflg and kneadoig 1'fllto co1) light ('Jill dropped front s;sKJn. (If mix- St ir Blend margarine corn it - overnight,turning steak occ.a sionaih and spooning sauce over toji ['over tightly with foil or lid and bake in a preheated 35& about 2 hours Remove meat to serving platter and keep warm large mixing ' 2 'a cup hot water I (11) Ot5fl JUI('C 2taMecpnnc 2', shelled walnuts U ' steak Chill several hours or Carve steak in slices and serve pany Thick chuck steak is 3/4 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepçer baked in a generous amount of olive barbecue sauce and Ito 2 tablespoons sugar served with hot cooked nc-c A 1 medium onion. chopped green vegetable and a salad. or 1 cup shred pimiento-stuffed I-, I tablespoon capers water until smooth. stir into sauce cook ov er mcderate heat. stirring constantly. until $ 3/4 by 1 3/4 inches I or sim sauce lure liegins to lose lu gloss IIIitI H small tiniount of muhire holds its shape when One-third cup s'f tutu P"1YIfflc.utulrntIwiI,u,IrgarI,), ture bei too stiff fol- inix. dropped into very cold water er, beat with spoon.) forms a ball which Ii hard Drop by teaspoonfuls onto rs enough tnough to hold its 'Jin;w yet axedp.up r Insert it nut half Iteaspoon vanilla ilift int,41itim heal, stirring cuon- stantly. hull gently, without One-third cup light ... stream over egg whites flent in vanilla and urnniv extract (4)flttnUC lwatirig until t ;n.i' ciip orange juice lAitter. vanilla and salt in "I' 'P until dhi.qelved Rnll slowly for Remove frrjrn fir. i minut Tt,RKLqH DFI1(.Ifl 2 geiatir ; Lt.lflifl butter. ..1 1 St4(flu Ui Associated Press Food Editor .... . * : %tirring, until temperature reaches 255 (it F., or Ilfl til a sniall aniount of mixture saturated margarine . - - Flavor Your Chuck Steak 3 tablespoons Worcestershire glass baking dL%h 1 13 1/2 by I . P1 A Mt ?r Waistline I iai,ic'cpon water 3 tablespoons. / grcxindwtutepepper With Olive Bar B - Q Sauce B) CECILY BROWNSTONE S - FAS11110NED Renting constantly at high Your ' 't'('fl cHit lend margarine, Syrup. ('Id-fachioneri Fanut of ti , ctafl(I until pt Mflk('s ,itsiiit VnUHI. %titte'c in large Ixwi with CIN' trie mixer until stiff peaks fonts w he n beater Ic raised. ('imhine sunr, water, corn syrup and salt in 2 qtirt sautipan Bring to boil ov er And L 4 teaspoon fresh Italian green beans cans (12 or. package i FONDANT One-third 'up so ft tub polyun- Health leaspoon egg teasperi vanilla kat o r an ge ra ('(fl 13)flJ) - packages p9oz. each . . "3 r' cream o(chicken°soi., carus i 7 oz. each i water chesthuts drained sliced cght - 444 i I can (101-i i cuptuteiy CASWole. Bake an additional 15 minutes cilerves six to butter, melted tiate company meals. 4 -' c)) loi' them and theyll he for them, as well P01 UrSA11 ItATI U - Your ' long winter these tmty - chicken bouillon oven for 15 rrunutes. Combine melted butter, water and mix UI P" • '"' For ir1> making t a fa vorite Pastime for ; - Combine SOUP and ,,Ik Low - Fat Candies ' I BRQ,ç('()Ij 'W HAM Two 1O.. packages cut brcxcoh frozen quartered lengthwise If 1 _ 8 SLSA'I DFIJCJHT Copley ews n * 4 I W* _Protection , The Menu Aim Of Is r • 't,sw Wednesday, Ja n. 10, 1973--/(. Ihc'SnnfordHernkj From Kumquats C ' Y et CLUD S pW oO fol Gu 'r 'UR Cl-0ppNG AT i de URSEt.F ' . (F'T - 1-4 ., ,- OU /j I I4 - PILLSBURY . . CHUCK IRW A"( . ki~w t 6T - BEEF ROAST - - , - MAXWILL HOUSE _______ _99010 . S ,J 04% DIt' ¶5sSt tO1 lHf: from the I •' el BOTTOM Eku.ince I ia , i -.— . p -- - SIRLOIN TIP P IL USOA ',rtv,vni Sir 1 00 % itfl — -' -- 4' - 14 - - 2tabkipoatns Puking nili 'rupsiugar . I nner 79c Franks C Bologna .88c Italian Sausage I SAVE lOc SCOTT Roll 9 C 6 Bath Tissue n;oatOiS 4.-. 4PaI 38C STEAWCI Cu e Steak lb1.38 K.C. Steak lb 1.38 98 - Ground Beef 3 1 _________________ - lb nnc Round Bone is Svi bc WALDORF 4, 78 Pot Roast I.sh Cut 29c ittand overnight Biring lust to mil,ve stems' and leaveiis the boil Pack kumquats in hot ')rnkquat'% ih well and iterilized jam t7arefully pour bo w l boiling !vrnp over kumqui La - _____ (Plus Deposit) skim off foam it necesarv with a puon Remove from heat, 'ov..r noiebI, .tnot Let witer 1601 N IIRMLCA Let ISSYMII IW 8 it' os Bottles minutes Carefully add trained quart-it - atliout 2 pounlits ili,,iri- ocrasionally until fruit is translucent - 15 minutes Carrfullv 30 0.":11 14- -3 - Syrup .tt(r be recipe :: - • %:ith i fork they are expillilinsive to buy it) ityrup anti 1 1/3 cups water L,l lU LL s i t - -_ 4 trw 4'.TJ5 -- (-ot-fl about It) minutes Remove from od.tied I'rr' Ftiod Fdi.,r G'ilden pr rved kumquats heat Drain -If J P4'tf't 1sert to ere In -i - vole -quart iaurepnt -.hy not m.ik your own' lithis Bring to a boil. itirnng until USDA cou Pomlfsr - 39c I enough for company 78 "eat wit A,1 j, .- %.-I Goc;d I C C 01 S Steak P I L L 5 B.) & V t BAKED STEAK WIT11 OLIVE BARBECUE SAUCE DAVAI s''u.,,i, Coffee _-.-';"" tj, I huck A -- :: • • Choppe if 1 Bacon EXTRA LEAN PATTIES ., t - SALE! Sb ____________ uICCu when lt~ CEVII.N' RROWNATONE s- —______________ \' '-, t.ird until cool Rinse Ihor)ijKhlv, at lej.,Jit 3 times in cold Makes about I airit:i it rightingles jeross Nab item ated Ores.s Cook Book ' avail- and bto'st m .'ri heck Jr able by sending 4 9 In a 4-quart auiepan bring money order matte payable quimi j1- turpid th 'The woctated Press" , iii, tlo! il Slowlv i is newspiliper tn CJFI' 4)1 NP oct-a,cionallv until just tender 3.69 ;1 NJ )7ei STEAK PATTIES STEAKS 3.89 - Coffee Cake In A Fry Piii \ i AW : / — ---_-- Jill fltl A 11!4 1: It SAVE 26' Libbq~ "All IVORY Libbq~ Tomato Juice 39c Fruit Cocktail C 0101 pared with lit-ovirl jimil.4% orlioll and hi-t In-pi "'r %ame. t ir rich full tiius •' ttirt' tri delight i.-t' with Piuli' $U(1' and ( 'rarl)w' rrv 111f 'I$a$PJH"r t)rint..nu-,, or fruz,'n or mnargiarme, SAVE 34t - tI.IkJ.I ii.tnl t t .juuc-s- - ' GIANT SIZE -.— — Ubb, r L-,.bl#,, Ub4, r' til it !t:ns and ed am n a Udfl i II tiund rst,,imn' Cut Cut It it 1uciIIAz1,1 u ill 5 Beans ;2.;:,i s FRYER PARTS T Breast Quarters -, 4 -.4. oUflS 2 , -. . I ________________________ Leg Quarters C lb (_ - Green Beans 4 -, - Apricot JOIn _________________________________ - - 43c - - S - Snow While -, GERMAN . 1 11 gor liour over PRIM IFFICTIvE ut ? Sprink %ithparalv% atid serve 'A For Whirr iiii-almKi nit JAN 1117 , 1973 2 --- ;::1 i;.t 6 48 c Mini Cookies 2 48 C - Iii••••"¼'* up $1.2 million over Novenilx-r Count), Volunteer Savings percent of its 1972 sales goal rounty residents purchased November 30. Savings Bon& 111,45,248 in Sdvings Bonds during I Orange Juice 4 - Saltines 89c 2 4, ' 25c Onions2iii.--29c Cots Green 41 Bread 79 _71i Fairway Bluefish Style 49c - / ~K Cocktail Fingers -• Frog Legs 8 SAUSAGE $1 009 LB. w- - in 1'b ttt?rIof pun-'fInuz5'd Auci'du Grevi,, I1arst IJ1d Swict tt tti keu, is.rtstch-retstulL, L'h I tlbun I! It 4uuIt.osIlv .atIj,. for lee. theuu Sd's i0 t'u(ft'e cake' Just (olkw thta *atiy ruIpe: Pmt'**trt. 'velluw jsichsg,t1 -.ikt' mix, i 'os-ilizig to Itstru - R&-d, interior in L'bi duii and .3J)d i'.*',, ijiItij (t%,54L1t to .104J' 'n for 3 uiiuuut". t il.'upbruwn ptsckud upn lt - .u$ar, crilwitior crumbs l(raw -up *t',L'w lu'vi Libluslillootis melted I I I tudAlwood C11111.Uotill ,ranilu rout ui bvh I Itedlit on low ittviiiiii until blended. Nuts out-. W spruilkletl V11 toll - —' v Bologna e cb uu bi rvmu %twher ---- MURRILL ALli %`11.0 J- --- 1,11 Kosher IRISH 3, 39c Cottage Cheese Roll s Si '4001 "Ou Si - McIntosh ______ CHOCOLATE - - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEt) APPLES FAIRWAY FARMS - - " 4°'r fill Mike in is m(Kirrate oilivin. W) degilives ~.. for 2!, it) N) I*hu new frylmui ne%% us tPut t u lei ,uid h.uidlu CAKE SJ 00 lb , • ' - LIFLOWER .. - AhitAi diii) hais a rieA frv i ma that %ill maku t -• I F t Jill H A M bU PC,1 0 C)p g 0 1B IbJ47c 4 - Hot Do STEAKS INS, 7 .,.$8.49 • - a;nitirt- '.r 3 of -•- FRESH, GRADE A C 89 46 oz Tomato Sauce Peanut Butter - - -, tilelted - t IIJltJxUi5 14.fl)flfl UitT I -.s;*n rtit oniio,i J'hfn;zrn .riiIo-ta 1 kin(il.t 29 S weet p ' j'Ufl(I* ifltI)J)4 t (1114 .iha'r fiti fillet '.. fmti}i -' 2 Ne I).-)rnonie , - -. Hi-C Drinks 06' i , LONDON BROIL SAVE 21' ALL FLAVORS Slale' —u FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS USDA CHOICE ¼' -- Libbg~ LIQUID 1 ill' __ LIBBY CANNED FOODS -. Baked Beans %hesi btked, un, vr, quickly spruikJu uppineqnJv ovvr ctille. Ctillier, turo dial to -off` Lillit stand 10 ininutiols Imigwr A9 t"llivilivr. cut into equam-e and al ti4ht from frypti luke cuto tiot to &-inijue I-illflol, ill Lvtj" IX. ,utting Athl I —- - ,49c NOT NOON LUNCHES t �SC_Thie Sanford Herald Wednesday, Jan. 10. 1973 n - . . 1_1 0 0 .I a _ __ a . a - -- 0 d 11! tL!1 - I 01 * _: tI 0 0 i4 . .110 Argentina Torna do r 4 I I ,t atiforb A?WF 4 I rr lb I • 0 t " = Fi eAm I '. . Camay Soap ... . . . . . . . 3 R •C Cola 4 8 `~ / 4 . 0: / ? ."4 a .I A ,I'll/' .- -4-4 _ "'t Beer 5• di1 e. io ----"k I 6 IX)P OS _______ I - I '' ) . .s. ,I,. ,%S 4twl - / ' __'__.- - •, $ lb 5 ISugar Sweet & Sour . 3c) . ' 3 . . . . . . . . th "D b r-of IX ...... I@s.-,$.##V Corn Muff In Mix - . . w - 11 - . .~ r -- _Z a _r - I -I . 1k - 39, •'' - -7 t -" " "2 P ' idiiicken 1i .. . . . . lli;itv ~ oast.d ~irv.i Owed coastal areas of this flostoli mount Cincinnati 1:1 clear. Cleveland 6 ains ___ Nevail;,, ()reon anil northern iIt clear. liuffillo Is er 11 dear, Itromt 14 dear, . %N a P. _________ + lit 38 Sliced Bacon . ~~ . . . . . . . . . . Log O'Lamb . • 87 ' - - _0 1~_ s °• *po t 'Is Smoked Daisies 11006. • 3 to SI 1. t,, . . . . . . . . ' 1V_.WP10 D...p is. Wsi, a i. D.....i.,. i•s - . - 1.60 '.'-&' 5. •. Copeland Franks - :. 1 59 I Ring Bol ogna . . . . . . . . . Cooked Ham . . . . . . . . . . . Kingfish Steaks .. . 35 Fillet Of Flourider m - - 9 : 10 0 V formerr . 0 6I • . ,•'.. reen amps : OS for : ' - . ..•, Fryer Gropes rea • , • , • Fryer Th ghs Drumsticks p• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -% . 16, 6 .5 c Celery Hearts Orange Juice ... *too* 9 9 4 ~," I'.' . . . . . . . .1 : .4p %t- 0 : 0 • . ., 'I, so., *V ft .. .4 I 19 - ' - -. - iL With Sawlage a Choose 14-01. p6q. - ' ' ,G • - llwtft's @'P*mowm 11 06ty Ilitit".4o Pot Roast Illimildii a 0`00M..Viiii soli-sirtsio@ Imperial Roast Swift I PPS• I, 79c 4b I N-W ' - . /I . - 1 ,I Beef Short Ribs ) . . . . . . . 1 • 1 • • • • • h 69c ' HWY. I7-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford CLOSED SUNDAY - _- ~~ ". Hwy. 1 7-92, Casselberry MI ' :::_ W. n I . : : I. C : PS __ - WGreenStarn . -.""L'..., . StIbUffer's Filosen to-il's litidge cup Caltas • 10-oi • • It wasan Interesting ineeting. .%%here (tie Go or more lwrsotis PV I to " I 'A. learned ;tit old le&ym .* ,you lion't i!et nuttin' for nuttin' " 4 - __ .,i : Si Ii itt s r ii tic d to Llic Sanford Cit) COIJIMISMI)II'lil phans on acting (tit the districling Wasn 't this to tias't' Ix-en (in the agenda oil the first kets 1 meeting in January" I' I. - IN THE DAY IT SNOWED IN ST. AUGUSTINE ('('Ifls (old enough to that it doesn't snow husloul 1)1 F lorida An unsthedul. in 'Florida!" lorida' The above - snowman located left -center A spokesman said the crovliw, were ned II I Ii I rings f % to ard' th.' flridge niiemie i'nteneI tit'r ri'sidi'nrt' mod removed I tiultim television IThUm hand sim worth $50 taken from Raymond I I %Vhite, 2 West Steel Street, Orlando A &tnlurd inan %its arrested b)' the combined Seminole Counly-Sanford Police vice S 111(01 liii i r( W arr e n Phot. I - - M'111s A . t (lilt sd I) to r a ise tmuune For new SthMd I hi ..*.: morning 46 with I.'-),9 of .Ili inch : Sli-111111ole Countv School Supt %Vllham L~i%vr ' asked for alil- partly CiOU(IV. Quite cold north iinti .1 St 1, iii,' iii iII.mtt' t l('( lion and in an :~ 0% en $11 imitlitutu F it si I in (uu popu I A)ws saturda), in tilt- ms with the highs in the low to nod SOs Warmer Sun(lay nigoit all(i I) with highs ltlOfll) UPIWI &Os \liuid i II .1 mill a ge Tt referendum is r-t,tblit.i that ii ,i hith it'r'1in trios pressure poin Ttmt sale resolution. lit- sk ii thi t'antI Lii ft (lilt st 1h Li Mail- Education r . • ,ell state blinds untler ,ur(I% ISlIPUS d h the v oters pruMluti slmghtl% tnt r inothe r tiumlimori, wlieti thi' Ixintk arc Mild Ill Aincrident Four ern " ii) u.sesXt.1 utilizing rnme of for liii w tm . the sitate, thus apprtiiimi itt l $11 million (uLd fililifl-w be Wilt Alth t' wo each on the ist intl west sides of 1 2 ill in South I - at Iir Jd% tseil the rnu Itle 40ul se-lr-hl-~t! ~1 1, (ISI site n Teague estuna'etl t' . it'r hedulel it °' %VvifttiesiLiq night .it. 7 30 - S hul Io.ird Iuk.otillott Ru.is! the (our 'ew ele'Imicntar% se hix,L would Education lslwi t;londs would . the s t* reoino%eil frumnr.tce Ji - sit to Schulfil Survey repw oustf, Uirt until next .%e~ir and is cletnenLir% schm6 anti a nwA 'I'sIvned ill brini.: in an high whiixi ' l on Dike Road nest r I) tIP Sc structi, ri mits the eod , f the co, -______________________________________ ____ Chairman Select Method Change Expected Tonight -= -_- rain-slicked roads rhere I (ton rew middle taxation due to expire th is )ear sehoss! For K.S grades it ird action mnilafter If ippruwi the le% would not NAkaw illow four new , luesd.iy ) " lIst ii of Just flight voted tip rall for ;I Nlari to most tlf ,Ahich will t)e used to ~!rljwtli 1xitterms and ~4eter- ri,in.,imint: 11, 3 million inigIH mill a g e ele ct ion to ask liiiilti seven new se hook in the 'timed the tOI fu u i mn iume o null COU111) voters f(.r ;I four mill tax Small seininole arei, com, iltruct seven new schloals at deLilpiditteit S.Word ich, - Itotli tht Pr.Iw. at sLl - ~ t - -~. __ - U isi of t It ttni iiOUfle ii.c t:i.: • . rpr. in .fle ii be o ii to the pbLie Lind the Request for the paftl ui.ated k h.iii- inan ina Ix- broken b~ the media continuo") during thie adjac,ent. to shidow 11ai Sub(its Council tonight ,it 7 - 30 as pe ri of the met 1mg if at ans ths ismot is in u I tim us )p),ftj re-organizes for the turn' during the tlie. itn the dwethn, dLtrtct Ile It5UiI1 St II proceedin g s become eusert tiutprkes ms and '• I Bulletin ' as S11 - St'imiiimolt' ( omits I lanmmt r imt $15,51(m) a at t •ir t'urtilimg II) (maiL (Pita Nt liwander , prrsenti itirri'tor for the Fst (elm Irul Florida Region al Illaillillig ('4111liell, %Ill fill poitilifill part linie tuall Fill,. I'sI lie 11111shell this st- 1111111111. liallis guilt. - \ (ton iii' ( ale titiar (Iassmtsrtl istis Collilus Vross"ord puzzlot Dr Cralle I h-ar Ahb) Editorial collullent Entertainment time 0111) I'llbilt. notices Soclet)' I) I. HI 4)V r a Ii e uplillrant for the viounly post % aralvd parIy Street. and lodged 111111 in the earlier this month with Sports headquarters. Earlier story rount), Jail under $5,000 tx)rid. the resignation of plaitner Stocks David Farr. 'l' • (it'll CIa I rprt'ts it Robert Auvordlni,' to .lit 01)IIII011 An a tic ,ittis arrested Charles Sletcalf Smith. 25, of 1321-i Second us unieli r -- 197 1 , Bridge trial of tor%rn nien charged 1) u r g I u r I it i It g %ith uhaimgetl if the city plans to Iublic o'ih.i, then that tueeting. INDEX itiltiflonvoi- Dick %'Iffliams. iiumnbt r 0.1 J1. . secret pe'rtlQfl requtremmmt'nt timipused bs the phrase it ill times At the the attucne-generaI bevoines Councit's J iou mrs, 19i', at which t&ii Also 4,tv muidvrvd am bkL% hum C two true 411 J. arwg on I 431 -it 0-,furd Ktd frutii 3A wise' tqx'Ii mmwetmg t'i'tLstitutt's a was ltmiItl Council Chairimuni tir iai wU IC4C iolaliomi of the sunshine I) secret hallot, the CII) b1s be wt ~111 6li fill After .vItimstrativa of t!~v VILICtIllent. since IN, public and either unawary of the Nhe%in the ineth - i are denied (tie right ililinton or chose too Ignore it "-Ittv.. oi Viffitv Nor the tww oito knkm %liho " %olvil (or whout, m IoI,IgIIt*.j Illectlog, js1ques 110.11s, ek-ction of cluinti.1:1 ~ and the inecting valinut is to recm e hvii oath of officV as .4nd vice ~~tuirllldn. (tilowwd I, 611 ti p the IIIII)lic il l ,ill follies ... 'e. till lb. l)l)illimlni Iitit S III ttit 1mm Is toufli ilimie im ,inii \trs /' I ifl'mihmt In lIt suiisiu lie 1mw . Oi inie Slimu itt is to begin be r 71i slI l) ._ s,l.s(,tI,n I t%lIIk,II states. "All ewlith, ctittsitscutl% v ter,,, it 4 (.III, . lmiet'tmn Louiie douti itltiim • is exi-K-t-tt-il it, he electe'! '~ 211.311 coiuiiimiss ton,. at wtikh official .) .A .. IJ the The Int- thod electing the secret or riot ,looholly expe,wd to same irea which prop,erty Imirinxi t)N secret ballot ,Aiti the %ie%% and hearings of the annexed Ls being ctuflengltml to; , Roger U(-4- VPIV(I till- p4milholl I liirost Ot lIuispi(il notes Around time ounty, law en- Lions . i mmmi iii ot (i pled his squ iii on duirges of t arr log a pi. a, it nun tag titus from theuii ilt ii firearm. Agents of construction, .is was first liveded. Li~er said, fit order for South so- minole pruiui ltd in 'r he 1km ild (hi voters to retain I mm four timills crc' a Browning tin Dv1)Ut I. M. Ford reported a %alergatv deletidant E. Ilooitard lluril Jr. pleaded guilt), for a second tlnir loda). and this limt- the to . ;mpparently tuH)k .m large section Joan Rudnickt. 22, of •,art- night & unR neti intl threw it lilt lit 19 1) St Johns Vill5tgt - photo just in Referendum of %ASIIIV;T0N' iAl11 ipp 1~, the left , and rear of the parking meter ,. ni. view is of the Old Slave Market, looking ea,ir School Board Asks 22 •iut(lnil,iti( nut a nd the I lorol i 1Im'hw i Patrol tvieviso iris froin [)cnnc% s fit trit. an(i .1 Savage 20 gauge pulnp Investigatud accitlents , b\ the inford P1 iz1i after someone shotgun dozens ill di uid into tilt- Bulletin I op 15I minutes permitted one andall to **touch the white stuff,'' including the construction of a (mom the University of Stu(le1lt 13 March told Dvi)ut) Dave Zorian that i0agued I))- a rasti of accident., time gums taken comment is scene was ta ken bv Grevhound bus driver .1 V. Warren of Sanfor' d wh~le driving through file northern Florida (its on Feb. 2, lftil with d -Sanford Police l)et. Sgt. SflO thought around Seminole County these past cold days-. which usualiv brought it response Weather state budget for submission to the Legislature. oil page III. . it.. Votive Shrine of Regina Paris ..: Itcubmn Askew's staff sharpened their blue funding is tied to ti. t heft of se % t 'i port iMm color \1 irlin getting federal sate on it , *l -------- P, T Ill A -i ~ ___M~ _ ••__q l_ after mrt of (tic state Saturday and Sunday. hfiltite earliest Incorporation Sheriff's V150 and a li,ortable liall. wolild be %ofiletittle it) imeMigating several thefts. M m> And that onil> after theClifton Sh4itfromi of lit. I Ix tit said earlier this week it 1 people living in the affected 249, Oviedo, relx)rted the theft speed bir)-cle %wrlh $110 wits areas had an opportunity to I iken • r*- - southern pencils today and began formulating a 1973-74 Iio;sni 111:5 scheduled on this dsr was at the stilt' of the I introstrsI ml matters the ,ib- building, he II' U.S. 17-92. ; -' OF , &rotii were itok:i lii 5 parisi :in), niore new little cilles, through it glass (lix)r (I) gain Ferri Park. rel)orte(I the theft of Assunatil: that all of tilt, entr% this morning. a uldor Ivievision "ortli $361 paperwork ;)rop'nI Stone officia ls (iiSt'oVeted time M;ingmi't II Ur;iw ford, Ill. 2 handled b~ tilt- I.Av Nlari theft shord) before 7 a.m. Det Box 452A, %V---,t Lake lirantle)-, t:rotip prior to the lovit' l I.t. William L)kens said the told Dvput~ Jmnel, Stanle), that - nStamps Z'.! .'..... 16 - i I : li- 747 t~ -_ - Seven Televisions Taken of all, the iim(ist mill- i ' T$i • ow •••-•. $...0 •. Roast English Cut I*- I $1010 ProTen ' AFT11s.'111 TWO DAYS of public hearings, Gov of 50.000 ir iimore I he s n not profit to rc *tin . 10011's Cracker Barre I I where shopping ISO pleasure realize that ~esterdav alone ::::'~ I he Ihoul, , ht of It FG 10 N AREAS mean n g populations : . : C Its 899 I • P ! ~", . 0 JWGreenStamps - -1 . SI INSPECTED HE A Y WE T t k N BF IF SALE terstate High ay 75 Fir - in d b lilt iiit* rs of Uie ..: contributed Florida ar% %ill ever take plact, : I------------------------------ SWIFT 4t C6ck Stoaks altar Immral . now it the kIt turn sign 11 ti;is been ordered. but did ) (IU : meetiriv with the Lioch Arlx)r _~ Apaw. % At Two 111-os cons . :-1 12 . . . . . . d A BUTTON, a THE TOUCH Ol" otorist can summon a fireman, a cop, an ambulance or a tow truck to aid his - -- C_~, 7; --- mt also taken : e sea o i s Dan that intersection at 1Iiiiii• . - . . ,, . eI 0 WITH - Die. Delight . Rutabagas I • $ a 4.1.-.. - ,,,., I reen ta mps 33 . . . . . . . . . I I • 0 inore people i!vt hurt and :~ :. ~ iit:i%l)q- killed. Talking 0 sio & Avocados 0 0 0 0 0 0 11.39 . ca an Eastern Airlines Tn Star jet that plunged ., .$ D.Pl",C**,'--9-08 %fte . I - 1. Fryer Wings - 39c ' c • • • • • • -#. .1 ~-4'. ' I , . i - :: i / , V. _441'j, IA - , . CutwUp Fryers • P... I F, I I,f is .•. I I e Ameri of tiis hull )tmdR dons •imn I ... -- A- 4 :: Thecrownstereon the head'. of figures of the Virgin Mars and the chili Jesus in a large . mural behind the main altar. A :: diamond earring, a diamond and say the incident is "a clear signal for - - -_ - THE PAIMM'S of slain sniper Marl J. E X I.. neck la cea nd a diamontl braclo ` THE SOLE SURVIVOR from the flight deck of there bunt tour in oh nits it ~,~'.l '.'. . (mmmi an gets ts into that 1)articul;ir Intersection .......P ' anymorecornbatmissionssayshe'drathergo to prison than face continued mass destrucUion and k'lF i ing by boin bi ng. en tie part . - -i_ " r % ~~__-~ e~oi -M-_=J AUL 'l• the church, the Roman Catholic " journey Vlasic Kosher Dills _/ 5"ift's Proo- mium Tender Grown Government Inspected Shipped. D&D. fresh not Ftozorn. • ii - ~-_7ftl -W - - - ) pin.. an iouram ,i .i • believes the cockpit crew died without ever knowing a crash was imminent. 0 - - • into the Everglades killing 100persons says he ... .. - ... ... - I - 0 - I I I ___________________ _____________________ itUt t ii •.• Castleberry ME ____ Air ore t , ........ . - t - 4 __ . ' . returned eight days later. .. Police Itaid then that reputed . Malta leader Carlo (aanihtno too ho attends the church. let it be - Known he wanted thein back. Wednesday's theft ni dis co vered 1)) the .sex ton at 6.30 say they blame society (or their son s death . Lb it I in not x N ' 5.., . _____ . :1 .R/ I 1 . r! J - Smoked Mullet 'ii .. WGreen Stamps ME 111 lit 99C the . I supixise I can tx- grateful :_: ... at: - P- . I voung doctor use to tw!p deliver the p:irr For Mr. II.iski'Il. 17~.=F_ - I THE 1152 COMMANDER who refused to fly :': * was closed ... t?1trke&S& '. : : JWGreenStamps til s .1 4~ _. he jlx I . - Roman Catholic shrine if-. rhesiimit stick. (cit itsut issu'iumng sunt Of (sIt ' F... t 11 - C I ncr Robert ilaskell. -it honevinoon tmi ,Alto were ?'eair lilt tIOItn P,,i.d £ Otsn,d Shrimp Me.t 1 7 lb. ph, - I pant- ,.'z . - 89 . . . . . . . 24. Green Peas .......... 'b is I Sole Au Gratmn .. 89 r. . -.. - •••.•' 3 ';:; 1 flJJ itGreenStamps ..,,••, ,,•,•_ •,.••, Cheese 0 r r u.s • Deep Fries • - .. D.. .. .u F I - - llrooklyn. niand structure for the first time in 11 years. The plan is aimed at strengthening readiness .5 ) 4 cf. oillp Cherry Icrt o 's.• . c ._,., Cottage Cheese ....... p 6F y I Perionno 1oc• Coward RI d ME and other jewels valued at I - - I lk A I 10 bi Big-Eye 75 ...ii.i, Link Sausage - . MR JWGreenStamps • • Cb• 49 . • • • • -----P if - - ~_- ;- - " ~ 4 IIntly Iding tS the rhurrh have stolen two dma. m:mflil4'nrustedVoI(i(r,, Now don't vou feel sorrv' .% and efficiency, trimming manpower and You're a prt Of that "societv - : saving an estimated $150 million to $2oo a nd you caused the problems million a year. confronting the dead sinipper. . )cotiand thle U.S. Navy. th,at is. . .%" THE DISPUTE building between President o1dtt SIL1CUSU 0 Nixon and Congress can be traced to the rule such as lie I tried that one tin For siz e that an election victor's mandate is just what filer he says s -for as long as he can make • ~ BallordsBsscuits 6-00 '. an ... .. S-lb c . , .." , r 431 ' P I : Conned Harris 0 I r BeefI HamI Turke J..ts 7 IL., Save Sliced Bologna I I 11-91!:~ .___ C - ~ - : : - I Church Thef $ 0,000 I - . a . Noodle %iss 9" £S555 Boneless Hams i11 (; J .:. THE ARMY is 0out to streamline its com- . H John A Spiulcki - - _. I ~ 'r NEW YORK i current 1I'1'J"1ureen3tamps1 ,'- -• I" Corned Beef .. I 5. *, . - Reported NEVVS DIGEST C LO is. M.t " ._Ewt'l 7 .. ,V -~~-n ts PKFSIDKNT NIXON today discloses the form is Phase wage-price can ro S WI takewithrndications pointed to a loosening of : __________ $3 ." %Vashinglon, 14 clear, Dallas 25 snow, Den. of .. b55 $1 69 ____ -_ _______ Great Lakes and cold %%Irl ds clear. Nfinneapolis-St p.,1111 ." hIiittn1 liii lUittioI La k e I ne di ir N ishttth 17 di ii produced heav~ snow s(1111111% Ylirk 21 clear. Philadelphia 22 'II ., ~-#~V- V. 0 S I Iuiiidulii isO ar Iy hiull% In di in ipolis 15i Ii it inq ( 8 ' Ii in I i Angeless 4 cleat I nuis tiii I. cle ar ii. 1i.ir,ii Sotit othi I ft ports \n lust .119' 11 fog , Mlanta .10 t-Intnlv. : 49c . .. . . . . .. . ________________ 7 p tl isiit *ntr ii (imli Irnmol s 14 lb mu ilun' 1h 4shmn'ton tint On on (O8SLM ' liutt pi rsl sti d o verr I h S4)IIIh( 151 (II OII t iiiil toni i tu limit' 1r'zmn: ram and h t't e' °tafo Salad California ,* tith ntr ii mIt cotitlit ISIt nil I't'as, Sj\4Iifl ssnk the iiiuiie- Bar.B.CuedFryers.... . 79 49c PotatoSalad.,,...,,.. - II! 01 11 ___ 4? -,P ",.% *. _,~ b1 m I0 r. ~.?;_~ , ilipi and northern and ciinI'vinix,ratures before dawii hurith 21 clear. St Louis 1,., tral Alathima, ratir,ed from 21 at 11o7eman. clear. San Francis(o 51 rlollfl%, Ratio and drittle dampened Mont.. to 77 at Ke), liVest. 1.*la. Alsso'. A fo- 1, $,,.-$, __ ~, - - . I I ran mUm t rv hi / li-A Texas during, the night Freezing rain and sleet lilt This Far %N't-st had stimt it, this Kosher Salami......... '99c .. - P Iii i Sfl mrmn s % posit (or north central ii I hi 51111111 t irnito ri in ii ( t hr south ,IS San Antonio of cold but mostl% fair %%valher. for this cli-titral (;ill( states, German Style Bologna, I • 5 \fl ltIIIIiItl(1 t M;mny r'p1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIII - Rot-kivs Ili the and Beaumont. tIititti rim itnid in this nip ii nil idisoriistui istitiI t ..-oiQ71~_-_V .~ .I ,I .'I*. ., . - , - 4 $1 5 SS ' S r ~,f,~, $__."%%11 Id- ' &; (If1willowl) 111111.1 . liii H I 1I I' Pit I Snn In ;in I on hilltti Liii South triin h to tt' (irolmn is tiwt n hik this ll A%I ,:, S - .1. 12 - S;iim av"m" ;iiul 1Iimni ttmi ugh Uii wall th. ;u',ot, Ii Ol) awl P119 t I Ii I I 1 '"I CTAL Waco I 0 North, South, East, West; . H TV $ .. e , 1 .1114 - 11 [Oil 15 140 20 1111111111.", Cold, Snow Chills Nation 'N 0. 1Q . and _______________________ It I Oct 11414111 bum ili"tr,'tt - . ~%.'*. b. sa~l 0. 49 c . lilW -~, " ~ , 9-- I., I 39 (( tII IPt thifliP ti ii(W lhUl tO tiring III IfflI' i$'tI('V II'IIPI AIIIIS ;uim'J fJoicI Iaiii f1 * 4111 'Icebox' tj StewedTomatoes.....4 01 'i .: :i::ns:..::.::..4;;'i - 't lIP t,',tip. ( IU1IIIIIIE'lI 1)11 II '.t Ii4 Ii tmHtaV fill. 1111)1 P VRIilnt, ol Umm liii II;i.I(I that nit like a giant srvtti tt,riiiitm ttii mli'stnirtiiiri !ttI vaid wjih' '' , !:: 1.hh 99c ___ 4" t_• 4_ . . 3 Toxize Detergent • • • • • 3 2 Breacl iro~ I 46 Krispy Crocers .,. inach &tncip. i1._11A 11* ' 69 btR Injure 300 39c (). fti~ . I I I is , I , .~.. , to, . % T '••" '• r " 'I 6 4 6 62 ~ IPublix ta! ix Pabl " I E t rr J ~W - ~__ 11,1 I _):\ 1.? f6 ___ 1 VV 4,` ; 11 t !n , . _~.e Lt) L'' i ves, 6 Claims On the agenda for the firnil t'! 11w board. K. K Wilti,iunt. acts, are Ili be taken are ...open ineetilig, oil the 1972 ( ,ouncil iS illIlkNils MO) to get the niml &-; t;ll to the jnibhc at all tiiiws,.." :n'tloni on this liletilion for an. Sit chairman � 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, January 10, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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