1 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d655c3306eebe508fcd713f4c0299a12.pdf b1f82c303884df344be48ff5bb88f3ad PDF Text Text ���������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 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/73e61abde0f31b0c8914ebabed68f97c.pdf a34733166419d2bafabd6e59fb73aebe PDF Text Text T --- -- - - - :- - - -- - r- - -.- - &-_ .- _ - t - : , --s---.- _ -- U i-Ihe Sanford Herald i V IA rv' George i Amon deknde 'softhatpositart American investment bankers, . am VW am RM sm 7" oftuw VIM P610 Making possibly the foreign thrust are a number of Factors, including massive holdings of U.S. dollars, V= ow pressed Amer icdn stock prices, and dollar devoluatiorLs that increase the buying power of (or. eign currencies. While agreeing that their tx)int of view could be prek udiced. this is the rosy view held by many of the parties Involved: The foreign companybenef,t.s swum Pwti tat. - . ... .. am -, by nearly 200 angry citizens jamming city council chambers, council members Thursday night unanimously reversed earlier actions which would have created a 154$ u*j SW UWA 1W STORE HOURS am MR MONDA Y FRIDA Y a. w - Royal Pocket-Size I p Electronic g __ city manager and personnel ON Min director. Even though forces of Mayor Lawrence Swofford won a circuit court battle earlier In the day against attempts by attorneys for Mayor-elect Norman Floyd to gain an injunction stopping the new posts, council Instead opted for bringing harmony to city government. The council indicated it wished to ----.- . P =K WIMM SW - .. It am luff I amp" am SW am III -- '---. am sw __ ______• . ---• - -- • .-. - = oksWe 0 . - I 4A e*a Ssn % - . __ um tw -, 8 , - RsI iac ' 5 1 2 -. Ilw I .. 411 Royal Model 762 Bi BgcapacCIity - enters I9lIS •totals • . I Light. respo nsive i• L :i• • r . Repeat key multiplication. Easy-to-read print. Weighs only -------4•' A I . 110 VVullua CI4y uc carrieu irom one oes to ano IIUJ. .,.,.,. fl ,I. am MW • •- i d Sale Price '54.95 YOU SAVE '45.001 And you may Pay as little as `5.00 a month if you prefer. . , . • om ' - -- sw '' llllIIllI1flI UThiun A - • 's--- uuuuullU • - . - -•.•_lta Royal Electronic . Automatic - Low Rnv21l -wit Withh Roya , - _ MR Companies tendered by their flu . . 111- A - -. -. . . f lorkith am Sul Friday, December 14, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32711 4 um ir -- 1 A am • -1-- i . - - -- • ' • - 1 2 \ rosto . \ Con WM Oft" ,, • 4 stant .- '-' ' liii um 9W 3 • LVQ - -- -- *1 i'..I • - am ' ' ' a= MW • III -. • t \ Royal Full-size % I= III - • . 4100 9" am SIM s now Model GTA Royal/Electronic . 12-digit capacity with overflow indicator. Decimal point operation adjustable for floatin g.in, floating-out or floating in. fixed-out system. Functions include mulldivladd, constant calculation, Percentage, discount-add n. power and square calculation, memory calculation, product and quotient sum. 7erc supprmion. Automatic found-off. Memory recall. Mfrs. List '269.95. George Stuart's Pit-Holiday Sale Price `11 29.95'. YOU SAVE 'I 40.00 And you may pay aslittleas'9.00amonth if youprefer. u*i VIM 14*4 skin ow 9" M Vin I= r6w OXI im Sko am MW owsw RXII MW 1I IN" 6M VW -_ - .-. uml 1411181 111121A SIM .. - - - • -- - -' .: H ea - vy I duty keyboard which permits fast key op-Jra lion. Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, does chain multiplication, mixed calculati on, cons!ant calculation. Gives direct credit balance. Percent Calculation. Has non-add feature. Decimal fixed for entry and output (0-2.345). Overflow signal. And PRINTS THE ANSWERS. Mfrs. List Price '369.95. George Stuart's Pre-Holiday Price 999.95. YOU SAVE '11000! And you may pay as little as 113.50 a month if you prof or. Pun am ft" Portable Big 12.digft capacity. And the Model XIIA has Duffered ow MW VIM~ um VM .um V%Ill . to um 1.141 um Ilwa 7his; fabulous Royal Sabre manual boasts Magic Margin contrIs, Magic Meter scales, Magic Column Set and Clear, Touch Control selector. Along with a great smooth and su am vwf easy typing "feel". Mfrs. List Price '94.50. George Stuart*s Pre-Holiday Sale Price '69.95. YOU SAVE '25.00! AndLug mw MW V"" YOU May Pay Is little as `5-00 a nionth if you prefer. im I%W UM sw __________________________________________________________ A Royal Electric -- •- . van .at Ui4 - U_ tun VW III-Ar 9WJ SW ow VW 6M VIA0 Ow Ilia" - ~- wl_ i - I or-11MEMoopm- ~ label that foreigners used to ap L' -.-. - R Royal _____ Wool MW ' Royal It ri ?,i.' am M" ow V1W - as some bankers point out, the threat as a ireater than the Full-sile 88-ciiaracter keyboard. TwL color ribbon, Royal's UN ma excJt,ve Touch-S margins. Preset tabulator. The Royal ,o'o 1061 as conoe carrj'j rocr trim executive lines Mfrs tic; Price 92995 George St03'ts n i-i e wiii CAt1C ') flfl( A P re-Holiday Sale Pr rrlce ice '77. 95*. YOU niv(. .JLJJ4J, MOU YOU may pay as huh as '5.50 a month if you prefer. become a flood. One banker ju.st back from arope, Haiph Wcindftng of Kidder Peabody, maintains that forei; are and-V ~ ;i t-n."Kir, a mere - in 4 is-- - datr. I.e JI ' -If r -:t i. Uii iSOl bQI['UiIII that - - 16~v inlariij and hang a warning fltu-fli iii thw S!LQf1C. 6M tax • u*. easily be carried from place to place. Don't confuse this with low-priced"cheap-y" machines. It is a top quality - VW 1wt um 9" n r ycu may pay cpth, L11.4 I . r tow Carl wing dlwgss My condolences to the residents of Orlando. Although there were some who were ecstatic on hearing of First of all. I do support all efforts on attaining a National Football Franchise for Central Florida ...Orlando or wherever, if you will It could prove to be another economic boom which would rival Disney World. Could not would, mind you. For the past two 'ears I have been a constant occupant in the press box oftheTangerine Bowl "title doini, the "color" (or Metro Conference Football (via Orange-Seminole Cablevision . I would normally leave my home in Lake Mary around 6:30 pin and get to the stadium be fore 7, leaving me ample opportunity to prepare for the telecast, However, on the night of the Edgewater-Winter Park confrontation, I anticipa ted a big crowd so I left home 'at 6:15 p.ni. However, I didn't get into the Tangerine Bowl until 7:20, a mere 40 minutes prior to kickoff . um SW - oft 11101 .: --- . - S -Wiel prices apply 0mly t.0 YOW PM I on" I 9 0. All of the main road irtcrk'. " leading to the stadiut,, were a bsolutely cIcgcd and yet only 16,000 spectators were trying to get in.. for a high school game Many did NOT get into the stadium until after th e gaint' as underway. Can ou nuagine the crti with three times that number -, TMUS"11 iif STNIA VACN I owl ____ And t his lcad no - In v. lv liii surry for Orlando's taxpayers. That Edgewater-Winter Park gafia' filled the Howl with almost 16,000 fans. The present talk is to expand the seating capacity of the stadium to at least 50.000 Ian NFl. requisite prior to gainin , frani hic- approval t au dwk-wid 'At theie %f0a pfik'05 ' am ft" U. mcLrn,.Ltun ii (nut wuslrat,d) - Sam, high quality mach4n with bY-Id. 12" c,rri&g,. Mfrt. List $239.95. George Stuart's Salt Pncs . You Sm $8000? Stuart's Pre-Holiday Safe • Price '89 95' YOU. SAVE '60 - - 00 And ywi may pay s hitia as '6.25 a month if you wish. - 14*1 Pitfl typewriter. Has Magic Margin, many other features. Mfrs. List '219.95. George Stuart's Pre-Holiday Sale Price 949.950 . YOU SAVE '1000! And you may pay as little as '10 50 a month if you prefer II I RM "6111 features but it comes complete with carrying case o it ca ____________________________ &= Alin VVIliparvid with a Intiltiffill" , dcr tahi4iio tiS in ' Big 12"Carriage, Touch-Set margins, full-size 88-character keyboard, automatic repeat keys, ribbon reverse. Two-color 11 ribbri Dual ctrr 'ft pie t tauitor Royal S Md! 1200 electric. Mfr- ti;t Pace 'l499 George - am "-1W W24 I 1;41f I I Typewriter Typewriter U%W MW 1 L"101 IV UK Pon - really an office Machine. with deluxe Vmibil- ties, of course. But vi WA .1%W t I It's a physical impossibility. 133 E35t ohirisor, S1reqt Par k 843-7700 - Cocoa 632-1242 N= _ Daytonatie*h2555202 - - - .-WIP 11 Sahabii(50 Uowntown Orlando Deary-D.tsnd6b3-4430 .- tha County 363-666 _. - M&boarn, 724-2412 T1:' strci'1re too tiarrow...1here aren't nearly enough of them Icuding to the WJW VW I_,,) &4 i';'Il - Sanford5281314 - site of the football contests, and even th e East-West Exprcssiay couldn't ac- IItu,yIif287.6B59 i. ______ rt,fnrnndate the flow of cars 44 0 co row 7 ' - '% - VW -i __ - ---- Votes Busing Halt, Gas Lack Told House - • • i - -• A = - A 1 - '4 - ' - p1 _____ _____' ______ _____ I ik_z I Z-4 '-- - -- --- ___ cg-. -- - - -- - .1 -- .-.-..- .1 - - -. - - -- - V k. __ I ---.- iL ' .ftw :'' - • q jL-. - ' - T Sf '1 - - 11 j : a -- - - ------- 'I 1111111: - 4 h ___ fi~ ____ ZZ, __________ _____ - _____A I ,_,, _____ 1- '-cr- - - -1 •. _11 1 - - - _mm - - - . -. -- , -.; - . - - ' EVERYBODY IS SHOPPING S,%N,rt% (1A US rati illto (1) Kirk Cassidy and Toiiuniy Vezina Thursday while doing some of his own shopping n downtown Sanford. Santa only smiled as the two lads promised him they had been good all year, and politels' refused to tell them what goodies he was carrying in his iag. t Jkrald Photo by Ken Bumpus - ^ _%i - -- ~_ ~.- . -i- IF EDWARDHEATII Bad news Ex c lusive (1) b ul ance act D ue ____________________ 9- - _______ - . ,111M Portable - - ir- E l ect ric 1.I',1-lI COW 130 ' - • iII t • the Florida Supreme Court's 4-3 ruling that the T-Bowl Bond Validation was approved, I Offer my concern to the poor taxpayers of that city, - um l c,z %;411 Power Cuts Slam Br i* ain s E n om y "" By John A. SpoI. 4 I NVJ~1111111111 11 III c LO 4 .. " -U*1-. - 6I run -, 14*1 U" LOU it . - __ w - Double City's Size - '.i _T -I COUNCILMAN MYERS (L) AND MAYOR-ELECT FLOYD . - . - Reads' for harmony in the city government (Herald Photo by Donna Estes May Oviedo Voters : __________ _______ • • -. man ____ - 4 5 8 _______ - ___ - __ ___ #1111111110111111, T _-0 . A Jan. 7, 7 p.m. meeting has Ix-en set for final Commission LONDON (AP) - Millions of The oil shortage has been the run-through of the ordinance British workers are threatened least of these problems, beand Act's report, which is CXwith slashed paychecks or causemostBritishele&Icjtyis pected to draw up recoin- unemployment as the result of a generated with coal. Gasoline mended exclusive franchise government austerity program remains unrationed, the govareas, to conserve fuel and electric ernmcnl has not banned Sunday "We're shooting for a Feb. 1 power. driving, and motorists feel the or March 1 starting date, at the And the hard-hit country pinch only when filling stations latest," Vihlen said. "Garbage for more tough news, run out of gas. But most of them service will be pulled up by the By DONNA mercil Ventures. On Monday, Chancellor of the do that periodically. bootstraps in Seminole Coun- Exchequer Anthony IleraldStaff Writer teslnglefa1nhtJhomes,the nrstphase 0f Barber an. The inimediate crisis bs ty.' nounces the rest of Britain's suited from diuption in the declopanent., are to begin cnstng'tjon in late Vlht.'n idrn(ttI ',f 'e .Cergy-'r"i1ln4t 'rig - OVIEDO-V&rs are cected to stamp their 14. Fin4l plans eot ber ed ram "1 : nd rail industries. Miners :: - i4 r-- '- - ti I.nil approval Tuesday to an to L'-tud iff new and locomot is cxengineers are I annexation which density per acre been deterthuiwd, Phillips may be put out of Lu.s.ness due taxes, tItip-ort cunuols and per- kniantling pay hikesfarl'igher double the city's size overnight and quad said. Its the ruple will to the reorgn1zatiot,, since hapa even ftd rationing. population within 12-to-iS years. Price range of the homes the se ven per cent [unit set willand be $50,000 and exclusive franchises will most annexation involves 782 acres south of up with condominiums $38,000 p. "We shall have a harder by Heath's anti-inflation , town on the east side of SR 520 where a $176 awarded to, in his Christmas than we have known [:gra:ii. A 18-hole championship golf course also is likely worth,be "the Th e government has inure substantial since the war," Prime Minis mullion planned unit development is to be built by planned. ter agreed to lift the limit, but not garba ge (inns." Striton Properties of Atlanta. The annexation Brov.nlng said architectural styles selec ted Edward Heath told the House of high enough for th e workers. also will see (hiedo's sewer system begin con- for the Reaction of the Refuse Commons Thursday. PUD include rustic or californThe disruptions have come ia con* Collectors Association to the struction. Workers face a 2ti-day work on top vI disrnal British per. temporary and traditional. Inevitable cut-back in Finns week beginning Monday and a The special election will be held at city hall Browning said the area was chosen formanc,' in International because was not available today. with polls open as usual from 7 to 7. of its proximity to FTU and because a regional three-day week beginning Jan. trade. The county has been plagued I - if they keep sewer system is planned for the area indicating over the their jobs. The years with complaints Times of London predicted 10 The city's charter, while allowing property the Oviedo community will grow. owners to petition for annexation, also requires 'The city government and the people have d to companies going out of million unemployed eventually, business, and successor or more than 40 per cent voter approval, of the been very nice not influenced by adverse zoning, companies attempt ing to take total work force of 24 million. Phillip Browning, Striton Properties and I feel we can make a contribution to main- over unfamiliar routes. president, developers of the property, said the Starting in the New Year. Lain the city 's pastoral splendor," Browning Tie resulting poor and factories will work either MonPUt) will be served with city water and his said company will be putting up $700,000 toward At last week's council meeting a PUD or. inefficient service has led to day through Wednesday or uon3tg-uction costs of a city-wide sewer system. dirianc-e was approved on first reading after a mounting public pressure for Thursday through Saturday to exclusive franchise areas, a spread the load He said the project, to be built over 12-to.15 on the electric public hearing. The next hearing on the new move supported by the garbage power system. years, will have single family homes, patio zoning classification Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., firms themselves. homes, apartments, condominiums and corn- January Shops and offices may stay open five days a week but on two 'nonpowcr" days must use liii,, ._ --wag Price 10 Cents , . -- ....... - 661h Year, No. 99 um siw, IIII VIM t•. Prrntrnn Wmmm ' ow 74W I , 11III111111~10 Seminole County's chaotic garbage collection system will be put in order by February or March by adopting an ordinance setting up exclusive collection areas, commission Chairman Sid Vth!en said today. Viblen, reporting on a Thursday night meeting with the Seminole Refuse Collector's Association, said the group will meet again next week with formal reaction to a dr.it gal bage collection ordinance drawn up by Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee. The ordinance, providing for exclusive franchise areas and a general "tightening up," Vthlert said, will be coupled with an anticipated Dec. 28 report by Acts Systems Inc., a national envirorirnentaJ study firm specializing in refuse Collection problems. ^4r r. 61I SW 4EW Jt .-.. - U cluding Swofford, Floyd and tieVoney from the city manager's post, booed by the crowd, died for lack of a second. Swofford recommended the council delay the controversial actions. "No one has a greater love for Altamonte than I do," Swofford said, urging that cooler heads prevail. Dorfman admitted his Tuesday motions were less than ideal in their timeliness. "The future of your city, the value of your property Is at stake tonight," Swofford told the audience. -- "A twr , __________________________________________________________ I. ' floating decimal system for greatest accuracy. Performs the four basic functions, plus has constant key which allows you. to do constant multiolication and division, repeat addition and subtraction, automatic add-on for . . computing tar, .mark-up, discount. Operates on AC or sposable . . tines optional. Mfrs. List Pri.ce 119.95. George Stuart's Pre-Holiday Sals Price '73.95 0. SAVE '46.001 And may pay as little as '5.00 a month if you prefer. -__________________________________ - - •• .:., . I "P, am um um vw i" '" Th e Model V-I has full . 9 x2-h. ghs, ce 119,95. George .unds. Mfrs. st . Stuart's Pre-Holiday Sale Price 64.95 `64.95 ". YOU SAVE 155.001 And you may pay as little as 15.00 a month if you prefer. ., . • am MW - . . easy-to-read 8-d git display. Brig ht Easy-to-use, full- featured electronic with 8-digit display and underilow that always give an . answer. .The Model VIII-K. . has constant key. Does chain calculations. Full floating W. -. . -. -. :lm3l. keyboard. Subtract entries and credit balances print in red. VIM I54&1 -. To Illustrate, a predominantly Canadian offered brokers and corn mercial bankers 45 cents r each share of the Signs, am JXW . am" u tc higher than he would have obtained for handling a rentional sale of the shares on theNew York Stock Exchange. . a ow WK - WAI Van 4I , - um PW • 6MINIAR ___ - qr 'T oatill rp p u w , who tenders his shares obtains l prtet-t 'iai P_ does not want the city manager job. He reaffirmed this statement at the special meeting no called. Dorfman's motion Thursday night to exclude all city councilmen In- Trash Mess Solution Due, Vih ien Says - • ----- lA % I - --. um ow avu MW The broker for a customer their m'tniiI ,,,eats n,-Ito : '? pml1cy u-I the Uni states" Myers said Davis advised that the council under city charter powers can rehire any employe who might be terminated. Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Thursday In a noontime hearing denied Floyd's petition for a temporary Injunction against the city council to stop any move to name Mayor Lawrence Swofford or Dorfman city manager. Although rumors have persisted since last week's election when Swofford was defeated that the council would name him or Dorfman to the position, the council has at. tempted neither action. Swofford in his office prior to the meeting with members of tk press and councilmen standing by, said he - I! am ti~s which have a much larger stake iN Europe than European -Impan,es have here. \ light not orne (oreigner, 111v od-rich Middle Fast na. delay making the moves until after Floyd and councilman-elect Cal DeVoney take office Jan. 1. Floyd's lieutenants earlier said they are In favor of creating the posts, but did not want a lame duck council to make the decision. Councilman Dan Dorfman, who made the controversial motions Tuesday night instructing City Atty. Joe Davis to prepare resolutions creating the positions, also made the motions Thursday night to rescind the action. And the third issue--a policy reserving the powers of hiring and firing to the entire council-is not necessary to ensure city employes Job security, Councilman Don Myers said. ALTAMONTE SPlt!NGS..._Fed . -' / aw A around of the nation's vital industries, even conununicat ions media, • - ndUonal Inc., a 1aliforniabased 1 , operator. motel builder a,.. when the market pnce was rernarkabb different attitude. To many of them, the investment bankers are a fifth column seeking to sell the country to the highest bidder. To thers the (LlnL,( r in t sn much S uw vom i MW SW &L panygenerallynbtalnsapre. mum over the current market t U(hflghta1floUflt to SO per cent or more. Trust houses Forte Ltd of Britain, for example, offered $11.50 a share to holders St(Ci Ifl Th4VClX'dC Inter- )•chCCkS. UWJIw ,, ale E The customer who tenders his stock in response to a advertisement by the foreign corn- Some critics, however, have a S Buy nationally advertised ROYAL typewriters, calculators, adding machines at these low SALE prices from George Stuart's, Floridfs Largest Business Supply Department Royal Desk lop Electronic U ceives cash and support for the price of Its stock, which Likely is -.%nd loul communities benefit from an Infusion of financial that cou spar curp( rstr rate evansion and lead to more jobs anti probably better Electric Adding swum world. The U.S. company re. assaults on U.S. currency I ,.-~--mrr . ~Z--:t~-r- -.-.. ,--. A By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer VIM WAR H- leads to periodic speculative l re-Ho l "day la I I MW P" _____________ ______________________ Store. Royal Deluxe frornIaininapositionjnthe Th t mj for the stock, then selling at $20, s ould have been $41.80. The tnve5tmntbapjerwt puts the deal together obtains a ke for hi-s efforts, which might include proposing the deal, working out the tethnicallties, sriUng the tender offer arid finding the sellers. The United States benefits as a r.atirtn. the advocates mainlain. becaus the inflow of ey helps to bring the country's international payments toward baLance, arid sponges up the Pool of overseas dollars that P s You don't have to buy "oft brand' merchandise from a mail-order house, or wait until after Christmas. to get a bargain. . . BUY NOW DURING THIS PRE-HOUDAY SALEI abroad •r Stuart --. Ulm VW Fr.. am PIM fwthold in the big U.S. nurket. - ROYAL TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES, ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS am 7W who increasingly sell their Servicesto European and japa. -iH - f I 1a ry onte Reverses Stand On New Jobs 1 __ Q= aw am MR vestments see it. H IV ________ their k!rcritancoijitcqr(it seems that alnost everyone benefits. That, at least, Is the way advocates of more such in • -tm - Search On For Harmony Like Foreign Bankers To Invest Here 11. NEW YORK I All , _ 1 Thursday, Dec. 13, 1973 Bankers U.S. I 1,-~--!!~.~ no electricity for lighting or heating. lh cuius NLI.soN adding the county adequately Television programs will stop served for the present by Herald Staff Writer at 10.30 p.m. Food stores and Herndon Ambulance and such essential public services The Seminole County Physicians and Surgeons . as water and sewage disposal bulance situation became a bit Ambulance companu are exempt from the cuts. So clearer today as County CornThe county has been are newspapers. Restaurants, mission Chairman Sid Vihlen operating since the end of %AHM, 11O tAPi In a theaters and sports centers predicted boartlaction ona October pas. with no official service, move sponsors call energy-say- may stay open as long as they sible $50000 subsidy and ex- with P&S and Herndon corning and opponents teum racist, use no electrical heating on elusive Franchise by February, peling for business after the the house has voted to ban al- nonpower days. and promised a "fair hearing" [apse of Herndon's exclusive locations of scarce fuel for bus. Cuts in household heating to founders of Seminole $20,000 annual subsidy and ing children past neighborhood were left to the consciences of Anibulacce Co., cleared franchise. schools, users. The govermnent asked Thursday of extortior charges. Seeking to gain a hoped-for Circuit Court Judge Torn renewal of the franchise, and If approved, the ban would householders with electric possible state and federal begin in the rext school year, heating to heat only one room Waddell Thursday threw out but an attempt to reverse it was and to us* that for sleeping if in. extortion charges against Scott grants, then - Winter Springs policeman Scott Kenneth and expected today. And, it was valids or young children needed Kenneth anti Orville Anderson. principa ls In an as-yet n doubtful whether the action, if extra warmth at night. Winter Park fireman Orville The crisis is caused upheld in the House, would by a operating firm seeking an Anderson formed Seminole pass three-way squeeze -- labor ecluivc franchise with the the Senate Ambulance Co. slosduwns in the coal, rail and county. After listening Thursday t el ectric power industries, the The energy crisis continued told The an hour's argument by defense Today, ViMen to boil elsew here in the country nation's failure to sell enough attorneys Ned Julian and Gary Herald he expects the comnnusabroad to pay for its impoxti, sicn and overseas, Uda Waddell dismissed exwill approve 'within and the Arab oil squeeze, tortion charges against the 60 days" a plan of action on The head of the Federal , I-ne m' in effect, tht the ;i:ullJula,Lce service, indicating Energy Off(j', Willia,ii E. SiINDEX state was subjeuin tO''i the I" board is likely to oiA for an mon. said he would order redo uble jeopardy Area deaths Emergency Medical Service's duced lighting in eoniniercjal •. ll Trial had been set (or Monuncil report urging an ex. Bridge and industrial buildings as 6A day. Anderson, suspended from subsidized Calendar .......--.3A as he receives congressional franchise, his fireman's position when the as recommended by the sta te, '1urch News -----------2A authority to do so. Simon, nges were re-filed by th e char The board has slated $50,000 Classified ads ...•• 4-58 veiling new mandatory energy state, was immediately reinin fed eral revenue sharing s Comics --------------7A conservation steps, said no ileted ta Th ursday. funds for ambulance Crossword puzzle ' cision had been made on whCIh- GA intkrson and Kenneth, tuu tor to ration gasoline. Dear - -- -• 6A Vihl said the medical previously weathered con-- -- -- - 6A Or• council will officially report to 5piracy charges alleging th ey In Great Britain, the govern.. EditorIalminent •... (A the cozmnion Tuesday, but threatened the life and property merit cu the nation's Entertainment -----8A said he Iels !e board will not of P&S owner Robert Turnt' i'rk s%cek In half to avert what Horoscope A act before making akiag a lull study said they plan to push ahead Prime Minter Edward Heath llpital notes 3A ambulance service in "other with Uir bid to gain an exSaid breakdown. ac- Society heath kiiowkdged his order, which Sports .•. becornc effective Monday, State - probably would Lead to heavy Sttks IH)f O% 1lt'Ot • - - 6A • - - 2311 - - - - -- ----SA Seminole and build on this with the county. inforn'ation. The men were granted an "We want to move out on the Occupational ubjert, but not without all the I • ' ((IIt'W a license, VA in �____________ ________________ -c -' - - - ____________ inlurd Herald Friday. Dec. 14, 1913 -j-- I . , % __ _,.1 _. wl_ __._~. .P f7l"-~ -___;.w.wr: r , -- ..._-.- Iqb By WILLIAM ENNIS . - ' .; .1-1 4 I F ji. 1 - 1. - - - -c- LI - i&_ `V_" -1 - __ _ = -- , I .I W_.* .,_ - 17_. -~_* .- 40 4-~ I. = __- - ; I . .. I'" 7 _4_72K-_ - - . .1 __ ~_ - 1! , Ar neck." the good friend, the spouse, the brother, the sister, the other kind"and so on, In each of these human faces we find Jesus, and toward these faces we muA L direct our love. Uve __ I \ , ' .1 ' - -A;_;J;T__%T_ - 11 - . - I , 1,:4 ii A :1 -• w t -— I il o r ~ ;.. V, I ~ .' - t, Pike lad member of the BO.IUJ Drum," a two-act Christmas of Lect ureship of The Mother pla y wi th musk, by Katherine something you will enjoy. --. First United Methodist Church, Thei First Church of K. Davis,, on Sunday at 7:30 Church of Sanford is Christ, Scientist, in Boston, p.nL in the church's sanctuary. celebrating the birthday of MBU. Love, Santa -1 - a To Feature Cook, Troy Ray 111, Alvin &,inford, will present Rob Roy are invited. The newly formed Bible study D!verly, Donny Beverly, Joe Peery's Christmas Cantata, Area Diocese a Christmas," on Sunday at A Christmas pageant will be Pickens, Sarah Mercer, Gary "Glory To God," this Sunday at group will be baking extra 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship held Sunday at 7:30 P.M. at Beverly, Greg Davis, Greg 7:30 p.m. The ) member choir cookies to be delivered to the Sc h e d u l e d ,,- Hall. The congregation will be Ascension Lutheran Church in partially surrounded by the Casselberry. The &mice will is under the direction of W. nursini: homes. Anyone who When "Directions," a 7U Rev. Carl T. Cannon. Knight, Mark Bose, Richy Lawrence Hardy, a mmeomer would hke to donate or help production of ABC News, is as3btan tH y action in the drama feature the Christmas stacy Duggar, Vie Rlchb'irg Ronny to Florida and the Sanford area. may phone 32-3399 or 323-52. presented Sunday, at 1 p.m. on Episcopal Church, Will be orbecome Involved in th e with Costum es and Christmas Ryan Dean Barley, Laura Hardy and his wife, Edna, are WFTV, Channel Nine, the dalnedto the priesthood Dec. 21 Central Baptist W4tional ChhsUzuu menage. carols Miss Penny Hook is Walker. Wendy Walker, Debbie natives of Massachusetts, TVdrty4i,.e votling peq& are director. Pastor Gerald Irvin, Marian Ray, Margie where he disWir&hed hirriself T. Leighton IAwis, play a prominent role in the William 1111. Folwell, DD, Bishop participating in the program Seaman will narrate4 ,Thu Mercer, Cathy CosmatQ as an organist and choir missionary to the people of program. of Central Florida Bonnie Austin, Janet Thomas, Or- directed church plays and Amy Kluks&hl. The Adult theatrical productions for Choir will be directed by Ed Alderman X ti Love, Santa I — -' LIM IN a - Aic .* - ;_ tr_ M_ 0 ~ == -_ flirt Julie clut WarfL,L Bell, Methodist United "'Boxwood Circle Winter Springs & PS John has been a "nod ho can have fun with, Preach on a Chrigmas thenw. foreign countries. Amislants Mm GkxU Davis will ac. Christmas music presented by Dale Graves, David Vorpagel, Ed Mossman, Linda Buffaloe and Betty Schnaufer. The public is Misses Wendy Walker and Sherry Cook, and Troy Ray lfl. Hope, Youth and Chancel program meeUng And lunch on The annual can. The.Sday.The bu.swlflleave the program will focus on a Thomas will be in char Candle-light services will be lighting. Sat urday, ientist, in L)Citona held on the 24th at 7 and 8:30 On Wednesday at 7 p.m. there do's St. James Church, then Sumidayat7p.m. with the choirs of God governs in the affairs Carols and prayer time in the Winter Park where an outdoor of n}aE and if a sjarrov. can' participating. Thecho Young Musicians, a i r for children in the 4th, 5th, and - The lecturer is James E. Sanford, combined Youth Cut \ I 9~~ 1-m- ------- _____ _--- ____ ___ . ;Z~__ ~ ~____ __ --- ~ program will be presented Wednesday p _ — --,-- __ ___ .,,r . HOP A,e - ~ vs e , — - ZTI!~ - -- Wednesday in fellowship hall fol ed by Christmas fun and games and apresent.ationof the Retired Senior Citizen ____ - l ow - 119- - _______ ______ — - - - i- Fellowship will present a live nativity scene Dec 21 22 in front of the church, 7 9 p m - -A .- - -- . - 1, _A: ____ ____ ___ - - __ _ _____ - -- _______ - ___.- Rev Wayne E Smith at !ifof - Q~~ IM _~ --.~_ ___ __ -~-~_ .____ _~ - ___.__-_ ~ _~ __ ~ 0=~__ _F%1 ~-- - ------------ - - -I _~ - ________ Ed cc, CaM a —rd. -_ r.- ~ servicicee _____ F_M i __________ - .; - - ___________________ __ - I An walling and horrible thing s happened in the land: the prophets rophesy ! 1 dutle pr?ests.ruIe at thilir direction; m)I Iwo I _-__ ---------- _____ ______ - - - ___ - Christ United - - I - ,= j Methodist I . . .ttU l l ds 'It 1 d chols) in Christmas drama being presented by ft First United Methodist Church Youth FellawshiD Sundav Night. (HeraldPhoto bv. - Cer.elia Farmer) .'. It so. but waI e, end Christ United Method!st GOOD- TIDINGS Where - - - 13. 13. s eO'I p', ' i"iii'•s o, as', 51 PrOCIGM 14 11 Id's 14,4 a'. " ficials shows Redding Gar. Pro)eeb MW cost overruns on officials hope to use $86,000 In dens meets the Southern work now being done at Castle unspent federal funds to install Standard Building Code Brewer C,0ur(, WiL -onreporled. iescapes or upstairs requirements but the Lake apartments in the 100-unit ,Monroe Terrace project ap. The authority staff. tenants t.uuIfl Gardens public parently is in violation of HUE) council and tenants will meet ;, crash program seeking materials in furnace room mulate plans for renovation of or we second ' in ri II " S#&C4fLk1 )41 6 741 1 IS'* IS's M 0 Sew R 24" By CHRIS NELSON Hc'sptat, P1tsbwgh f' COLD .25 caliber pi!it,,! wirz, Griffin it d tnoU titan were preparing to leave for a Colorado hun ti ng tri p at the time of the incident. - .- - _ - WEATHER BUYS SN v P Coats •(O Jackets •Therm.ai Underwear Oviginal charges of attempted ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS )1O Sanford Ave. _____.i Avvti.a1 I r Florida history Class at "Christmas in Other lands - I Carefree Sanford I~ons Club, noon, Flori&a to be shown. trial Herald Staff Writer in west amended to manslaughter A fficia1ls1 ha%e . Diced when Wirz died No 4 Sahit, who listened concern for ey of tenants in arguments Thursdayto lengthy to telay second floor par ments at the scheduled Monday start of (arch of Dime G pr og ram, I " in Decision Today ay or7n project built :p' Seminoie Calendar 00'a 90 PC, . ioi. * i is i Happy I the ii finds wisclorn. and the man who gets understanding, for gain from It tr tha n v::ari it r: e :,r3:1an gold. 4. 1liCtt ____- ____ ____ z - ___ - What you say and what you Ill. 11, 1 11Y. pirogiram and de(wate t he tt", TV Chri.stmas pwxn will be Kai-Shek, President of Na-tional China, __ - --- - .---- ---- - 1 101. 10* '' Flowers ':: 04rfculn • IBM : 1 Wa - - -' E SIDP4EYTHOMpSOP4 It 179 IN 9212 ings ., ____________ - F 6" 5"I Dellona Year 178.40 a - I T -=--, Y.17.92 1IL - - ~ ~ =-_ -- - - - - - - .-,-= --. i---- - -----' . --- - it__ . .. ,,-' -=- -- - --- - - ------- = ='4-,. -- ' .-- --- - - -'\ -- '' ------,- " -,--_- - - - - - -, - - -. - - 1 - - - - - - - - ' - -' - 11 / art's ________ _' - - CHRISTMAS A Rig S2, -, CACTUS . Rog. TTIA i 368 ', from Temp. Control LinfFflftr FullyAulo. goorge Stuart HOME ! omm"00F.Saft - - .. - --' $214 APPLIANCE Ph 1100 West First St - - - -. Reg 714 $99 $299 -- - , -- - -. - - - - -'! -. - 322-3 883 - _!_ - -- I CENTER I L Sanford - AU Type N '-.- Ihqh) i. -- All Colors WASHER - IM1114basse - -- . 16 Lb. Capacity $35.00 - -.. Adjuslable Shelves Meat Tender Slight '0ntY It Save CASSELBERRY - - (Convertible ) Wood Top Colors Large Capacity $4495 IS FURNITURE SALES L -_ _ REFRIGERATOR rice F mon C St Ceo, OR 654 ~iii - MOBILE DISHWASHER I ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR : SANDRA RAWLINS Altamontt L MINGTON HAND ii': ii 'I Sanford Ph. 323-7150 I 11 2 A&Chov's 31 I 1( % - ' 1 711 Y. f*t?,EI (Hwy 1792) I! . '' '. " b I SanfordMiddl School Parent Night, 7 p.m., auditorium. at Emmanuel Evangelical SixtY-voice choral program and Presbyterian Church Howell classroom visitation. Christmas program, 7:30 p.ill., -- . - - __ - 4 : : ': III " ItafTr UAAC I" HILDA RICHMOND __ "' * "" " : ' I'm 7" 4 V's At's 46,4 ': :: S EA HUGHES Christmas Day y The Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla 32771. o do it is the key to i'L nem. .0 -John Dewey Carrier .. "I A m"~ pel)ri rl Philosopher and educator. - Vift* 55C -- ----. niunify. at Sanford Florida 321/i practice fot the Chri ' ' you oted Published Dally and Sunday, , so's : about your new corn- f~g-Paid ' 44 II h infurmi irnI1b _ - for renovation of the Higgim and (..owan-Moughton Terrace Wilson said a check with city also sa id wi ll hear defense counsel err rt S A motion to dismiss man- motions ess evidence, Development's budget for slaughter charges against and to change the trial from David Lev Griffin in the death Redding Gardens. "We found in Sanford to Titusville because of of former Casselberry city publicity in the case. J acksonviDe," he said, --that COUncilnian Richard Wirz was Salfi, Ackert ar.d Prowcutor the development budget hasn't to be heard at 1:30 P _ m. t odaY Bill Heffernan engaged for Chief Sem.InoleCircuit Court nearly an hour Thursday in a there 's still $86,000 trill." ) Judge Dominick Salfi. Philosophical debate over the "We are now waiting for Griffin was charged with --. q*edY trizil rule. specifications on fire manslaughter when Wir, _ died in Horida OSpJ. ra 0, 'anadvertisef whkhtookonmorestearnwhen $lSO,000ayearwouldbeneeded the cozi,rm.ssIon toted to discon to provide mnmnintal coerage of tinue the old subsidy and ex emergency and prIate am. clusive franchise, then opted to bulance needs. Covenant Christian School 834-9212 - THOUGHTS service. Afarnily service will be held _.- . - .- _.__ ~ ~ - - — NatO ttii )Ir )fr includecholr, supper and Bible study (HeraldPhotobyKen Bumpus) thurdnchristrnasEeat 11 p rn Holy Communion - -- - '. .: , Nab,io ,••, i 3711 Lin Go" 4441 and Jimmy Edmonds, boys' ping pong. Other activities of the club those planning to join the - - A ,r Ftrest" , - I ., Gen Mill% In the educationalFIRST Presbyterian Church Youth Club, which meets each Tuesday, building I 'Q7 45 pm re(ent1T tondticled .i tourninint tth fofloing sun ¶.tni:nbtnJiip 'Ii41fl.. - '.'I1 1t Crker, pool, Sue Woodruff, girI' ping pong, I . , rig P** .. YOUTH CLUB TOURNAMENT WINNERS to be held after the lo a.m. _____ . also has no fire escapes. - - ofincorp ' ~- __ - Herald staff writer i..,ufl . ____ ilim - MWOM ~_ _7~ -~_ __ 1e ~ Fire Escape Funds Found _____ __ - - s - -. 0~ ~ : ., tile lit ra%f -- Cao P, ¶- Sunday Will be "Jeuls Clwist. Human and Divine" an outline prejudicial hearing." : : ,• ________ _________ (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) hun he had a phone call down - ___ ________ ___________ Cub Pack 565 at Enterprise Elementary School. Other dens portrayed customs of Greece, Sweden, Hawaii, Germany and Israel. -_ ____________ I Am U ; --~___4 -i To - I - -- -_ - ____ =_ _____________ .-. ___ a ' ____________ ______ pinata filled with candy at Christmas party held by : :: 10. ______ Community ______ __ k i . . CUB SCOUTS 0 to r) Leo s, Jimmie Hitchcock, and Richard INfintell of Den 5.With Den Mother Blanche DuPuis display Mexican The state attorney's office ignore a possible $30,000 in state the street. lie went to the take floor in theunits were "overlooked" said Thursday it will make no grants. 1971 Construction at the alleged phone call and (oun Locust A further attempts against and Fifth Street. out it was a hoax, Dreggors The commi ,, 4 go - - _____ I - T_~4 - Altamonte =:=ç- - a % --A" - - ______ - - - % ______ _____________ :___,- , I W_:;~.:-- — a ' __ - Dreggors that Denis Sapp was afters was started last month ceilingi is too thin. Higgins and Cowan-Moughton S11A hl her house alone when two director at The authority this week Terraces. Actual work will 1tttm Thomas men carm to the door and told exits andWilson II reported fire received S445,000 in federal start in March. Report * -• ! ______ Sanford - - - ----: -_ - - ______ in 115 - _____ threatened to pull out, but P&S Today, Vililen said the pair's or a $17,000 annual subsidy bid Charles Cave, during SKILLED STUDY 0 application is on file, and that from P&S, prior to full study in conversation in September the same moved to Sanford, temporarily -_.. ~1, for 100 .*, 7F -:1 ~ they will now "receive a public January. No request has been Which they were charged with solving the potential crissis. - %~, .hearing and every serious received from Herridon, be conspiracy. I IN -1~ - - ,- ~J The commission then ordered . z consideration, 83 they — the medical serv, r At that time, Turncy was Z&E_i study the situation, leading to 0 V/ -_ %Wednesday's report recom. Noon a___ .-___Z__.__ ctock slice of the still-operating i mending the exclusive, suba si zed f.anihtse as "more Lait K 1 ith bids 9 nomical than a competitive - , system. with or without subbrim Seminole Ambulance Co sidy 114 Wilson said. ;;',':: " , i ] ,. Officia lsstill . 1 tr y g to . "Is Am Cy&n determine A debate raged all fall betthe amount of ':" ': ':" State experts, while saying development funds left i, he wecn the competitors, the the Ideal situation would be a = -11.6 10 I$'* ornmission, s budget for and state county-owned-and-operated emergency medical experts service, noted that at least 06" SANFORD - - ______________ '. ssion at first said. However, Vihien said, he Anderson and Kenneth after Thursday night :old When he retunied he feared north and central Waddell dismissed SHA board members that the a es th ch rg e tile commission will noticed the eight picking bags until the court matters were (Ioubted take any action on either pair attempted to extort Tur- Seminole would is In the U.S. Departwithout were missing, L)reggors said. settled. when Ilerndon inent of Housing and Urban Semirsole Anibulance's request, ney, and Sanford P&S manager service vt - 6i - 1. - . - __~__ - They can be assured of a non. ould take no action on any I .." I )); loll _____ __ IN OTHER LANDS CHRISTMAS recorder, franchise for their cornpiny Cathy Cosmato. .,. 1) from unofficially indicated they Afr"#.n#nl% I ". - ~12 sheriff's deputy Donald ve Ambulance Pact Due October, but commissioners tb J '101.", i>- The Christian Homemakers church uncftl"Y. Mm in which parents and not all to the ground with notice, is it probable th oaut Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m. lie children have faddoned their His an empire can rise without 6th grades, will also sing rive Class will hold a covered dish dinner and Christmas party church will present the Living own liturgy, is celebrated by His aid? - Benjarn in numbers. This choir is under Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Nativity scene for the com,- Father John Bluett, past,or of Franklin, American statesthe direction of Mrs. Bill Ryan St. Margaret Mary Ctxn-ch, man and philosopher. horine of Mr. and Mr& Edward munitY. and is accompanied by Misis shd ll on scion Drive, UniW Methodist Churdi of p.m. Christmas morning ser. Deltm, on South NmnWy vim will begin at 10 a.m. Blvd. A nursery will be Sanford First Baptist provided for ymLng children, so that parents my atteM. First Baptist Church Of yl ~. I 't and Creative Movement group will be a program of Christmas move to Mead Gardens in • I (Cout'd Leroy D. con- -_. erriweather Quarters told housing Project for the elderly. standards because drywall this nionth, he said. to for. I temporary baptism at Orlan- - --' - ,~_____ ..- - minus $112 worth of opening the door. The man said dead-bolt orange picking bags. ted Nadine ONeal, 26, of 11 He recently Joined the staff at ,-=-- _________ ____ .-.- Plants The local portidn of the Holy Cross as assi,stut to Rev. dlelighting service will be church at 9:30 a.m. invited to attend. loven by the First Church of the Cherub, Chapel, Young Moore in Lake Helen for their liturgy. -~,F" - t- film. I Polled dwch bus to the home of Jean foremost eWrU on the Ca fthc an Dec. 23. company.Soloists will Choirs. I - .- ____________ Lave, Santa a --------------------------------------- - M '4 - FOW his back door and stole $317 noticed missing. burglary said the thief - REV. CARL CANNON - _____ Kunkler, who was recently You sound like a regular boy. breaking out the window () also looking Into an unrelated I will try to find something you door and reaching in and incident which left a &.1rirnrd ear Vincent, You are quite an a rtist! I enjoyed your It-tier and the - -_ ____ - department. pe Ca&',elberry Dear Joey, - Aw- s entry so the The man who suffered the t1u,ee tapes and two* rolls of CASSelberry 501 Zinnia Love you directed by Mrs. Marlyce Duggar' Best Len ell David his family are presently on more and Orlando, where formal reception in the parish At the morning worship Seaman, who is aLso organistThe 8:30 and I I a.m. services furlough serving as missionary Father Robert Troupiman of SL house. Ifenley, and Bcth Hirt. service at 8:30 arid 11, Rev. The children will be wearing at Community United in residence for Stetson Margaret Mary Catholic Charles E Davis Jr Father Cannon will celebrate 7bomas C. O'Steen, minisw costumes of of University. traditional us ic . Methodist Church In Winter Park, is the Holy Communion for the Church church's Minister o M emeritus of the church, will Christmas characters and Youth will direct the play, and Casselberry nh consist of Baptist Women will go by considered to be one of the first time at the 10 am. service prevented [is MARK WF1,N— ./ property in connection with a Vincent two wherl Baptist Mission work in Brazil C4uncfl's "Constitution on the year history of Iloly Cross. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Central Sacred Liturgy," the program Immediately following the BaPUA Church. Mr. Lcra,4e and focuses on dioce= Of Baht- service there will be sin in. Community . . 1 -- - blaster. bitwculars, I"t*uf* , Winchester rifles and a 16 thrill set. boxing gloves and gauge shotgun were recove items were taken, Stouti said. Dear Santa can you get me a hairy canary. Stoutl reported missing two Kunkler said today'. The gp cowboy suit. I ;ant to play Joey F ur long were estimated to be worth watches, a movie camera two - -and a - . - and show slides of Southern niveriary of the Second Vatican dinatlon of a priest in the 100 Glynna Alderman, Glenda i t:~. - - - -- I have been a good girl. I want Santa Claus, operation, bike a snoopy, too' brush too And also my - -, - - -- army tank, super fishing were Dear Santa r. ,_ E a .#- member of our family. Road is in the Seminole Count sheriff's department is inear Bruce, vestigating a Christrim bandit Love, Santa jail in lieu of $5,000 bond. I received your nice note. Be reste d who broke into a couple's home Sgt. Robert Kunkler ar a good uY and Santa will be Apple Valley and stole all Locklear Thursday, the day the sure and come to your home. incident was reported. The their Christmas Dresents. Love, Santa Dear Santa, I want a Rockem-Sockern, burglary Michael Stouti, 53 told on stick shifter, tool box, sword, November 21 when live guns deputies someone pnea open for Christmas. _ . That Is quite a Hit you sent November burglary of another named officer of the month, me, but I will try to find Sanford man's home. arrested Locklzar at home. something nice for each In unrelated action the Ervin Locklear, 49, of Vihien Winter Springs I was glad to hear from you and learn *bat you would like . - . - - -_ -_.- . receiving and concealing stolen 131 N. Fairfax Dear William -- + Of 1. 'or - - - On Burglary Charge llruceScsser Dear Rodney, an airplane, and racer car. William 101 Cypress nation , 7r,7 r . . .. - paiting. Tank you, Sadria Jim set, amotorcycie,a wagon, _____________ United Methodist Church, p.m. All women of the church Foreman Heard,; who have sing under the direction of Miss Patti Meyers Teresa __ Christmas, a train set, a big Pam; sons David and Steven and pianist Phyllis Ayers. Public invited. TV Program .0 anfordManNabbed Mama I want a cow boy suit for burglar smashed out a large Herald Staff Writer front window and climbed In. Daddy. I want a tractor and " "° reported why the that all 1 wumit for Cnristmas. a 3dflhinoie 1.ounty detective Thank arrested and charged a Sanford man waited three weeks ti-i Rodney Parker, S years old moan Th ursday wi th buying, complain to the sheriffs Dear Santa, I wish for toys,GI GI Please bring me a car for helicopter , agkervlan an Waters Family Singers will e held today at 7 30 I. . _%j~ - new shoes and new clothes for C, THE WATERS FAMILY SINGERS United Methodist Women will yo-, 11 I *' V, -, - . ;A, ,~J -- V 0, I .. baby sister. I would like some . - meet Wednesday at Ute home of The Chancel Choir of Grace Mr& Clifford Johnson at 7:30 The cast Christ with a three-act Chri.stmas drama, "Once Upm Ascension Lutheran and Keith, - consists of Maynard and Kay Waters, their daughters, Teresa and Methodist -, * new security fencing between proposed lease agreement for the industrial area and the air tile new crime lab building to be operations area; procurement constructed at the airport was of a fire-crash vehicle; overlay delivered to Airport Attorney d , Thank you for the letter on that Is a very Interesting list such pretty wriling paper. ,,All, p.m. at Sanford Christian Church, 137 W. Airport Blvd. The group Grace United • Dear keIn, f I Presented Sunday at 7 P.nL With the public invited. _ %, - drums and a giant dinasaur. I want a pocketbook for 11 my baby sister. I would Ike to have a police dog. I would like a dump truck and a Pogo stick. I'd like a train like my cnusin - I 'M.-!:t . ~. - .- il~~IU replacement of about three January The project corn pr ese nt n t pit. tn (late is Mar ii 15. perimeter fence; installation of Cleveland also reported the cowboy ed some newtennis shm like .%fall has. I and K will try to bring you remember you at litHe doll that cries for Christmas want a Thank ", __ - S - . - A CONCERT by the Choirs will be premnt Uve, Santa Steve Whitley - Pike, C.S.B., of Wilmette, 111. pictures you drew. toe, Santa D(ar Santa Claus, ant a mini bike for Christmas I want a set of .a . ... . ! - Are - a Church News Authority share $253.675. Cleveland said Tentative allocation of funds by scheduled to start an the tile FAA is anticipated by Feb. taxiways and taxi fingers on 1, with construction scheduled Thursday, Metpl for th to commence in May, 1974. buildings will be delivered - ~-!:z I IllIllIlfIl . - ____ o 1 anta , 14 and a commemorative coin maker kit and a pair of walkic Dear Santa, talkies and a garne of crossfire Please bring me a car, books, and a root vu(! box and candy and Keith a bike and ceramicast figure kit and that some toys. I will be a good boy. I - ~ - .,=-:-.— - I -- -,1 _! ? F - . I U_ .4' k -" - ~ .L.~'--- ~_ -i,. , . . _. -- I MI # .: i!_f ~1_14 7III1IIIh ft - i __ I . . __ . - - ONCE U CHRI STMAS METHODIST Youth Fellowship of First United Methodist Church of Sanford will present a Christmas drama at 7:30 p.m, Sunday in fl Directors A 1 ,1 Foreman Heard. fellowship Kings it to r), Joe Baker, Price Baker and Jon Rogers, Mary, Debbie Freeman; and Joseph, Jamie Rogers. (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) away the tears of the sorrowirg bring relief to the suffering, bring Life to the dead! Pass it on in gratitude. W who were in darkness indeed have seen a great light. - . - . 10_ X -. (Prologue: St. John's GosW) I&= the story better! Wipe , __ IF And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." _9 -'~__ o.- _ of ____ f ___ ers , aes of starns dm1 a iair es am a ton! st .u1 a vcLti.b ird and penduluiii pool - - ;.1 - - olourfellow man,alove thatis Jated into the way we hve with others, this love. and ONLY this love, is proof of our love for Rim. "Rise and Shine," public lecture 10 of the east-west runway and W. C. Hutchison Nov. 5. Hut- hangar taxiway. rental of $3,000. Evans will us ta xiway, construction of a new diison and Assistant Seminole ttit au th o, it approved the 480 sq ft area to storage cast - west cst taxiway and north County Alt) Howard Marste leasing approximately 8,500 sq personal household property. Sanford Airport Authority south taxiway; and Installation ill prepare the final It of outside storage area board members have learned of runway and taxiway lights agreement. southwest of Bldg. 149 at an The authority approved a from consultants Bristol Childs and apron flood lights Cleveland reported the annual renta l of $510 to TACO month-to-month lease of Bldg and Crowd er the master plan Airport Manager J S "lied" barracks area tins been Corp,TACO presently has H'dg 216 to I vman Rogers and Henry for a $2,0&, 600 project to no Cleveland reported work has cleared, including removal of 149 and 2250 sq ft of outside Heinzer at an annual rental of prose the air operations area started on fo ur new I hangars cement footings at a cost of storage storage area under $3,000 The 4,000 sq ft building will be complete this week lie said clearing is completed approximately $2,000 The area lease contains an aircraft washiack The authoritysubmitted its and sewer and water lines have will be levelled and seeded after A month-to-month lease of used in the fabrication, request for federal aid to the been installed for the four the material has been removed Bldg. 192 7 to Cb.arles L. Evans washing. waxing and cleaning FAA in Miami On Oct 29 buildings Three of the four I fill I ' 1 i r, 1 ,t ui annual of aircraft Federa l participation in the slabs have been poured, and t& _1 jroJect will be $1,561,251, state fourth will be poured on - -— e -1- 14,1973-3A BY JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer 0 Dear Santa Claus, Dear Angela and John, I would I: ke to have a 2(li-inch I am happy to hear you have speedometer and a I' -B gun and be,, n good children aud will add . Dec Master Airport Plan Near End (I 'll ç 11 .j.,_ ___ - W F S - Friday a ft I I ________ FIT . i, Awl.A,- ,T- - I .. . -_-' ~ ~; ~u - _ ~,_i` i3- 17_, -_ ~it , 'Iteir.. - .,) I *_1 i . - Where do we look for Him? In some nebulous concept called 11UMANM? That's much too easy! Jesus has so many individual and human faces: the hungry, the raked, - P-'rvl .. The Sanford Herald $2 Million Project -14 M - fiesh today, not as lie was found in the stahle. ••-••.--- _____ .~_ . 1*1_'1.:.,._ qF.Mkt?2 is true, but still a memory if we love a memory we live wider an illusion. Jesus has grown up, he has left the "r 'fl ('!ri'.ti:i ri: t ivp hni ;'s Ili- fi-•l Christian Science -_-- For r I. F~~- -- The infant Jesus I& a memory, a very pleasant meniory. It Lamkin, - . - This child had placed her tiny finger on Christianity's major ailment: For too many Christians, Christ has NEVER stepped out of the manger, he has never grown up; Christ is ALWAYS "baby Jesus." The result has been rather debilitating for the ChrisWm message. are Addle r- - 1.~ ~, , ~ P. i 'I Wj4 Is approaching $9 billion major denomina 3 2 per cent rise In living costs aruu lions-Southern Baptists, by nearly 2 per cent rtial Ilowever, as a United Me thodists, the United The findings are based on a bitlal Index to giving Church of Christ-report the compilation by the National the coun try, the newlatest 1973 statistIcs bear out Council of Churches of statistics ha brin out the nrathe upward trend. from 39 denornina t ions. Al money 0 ca Yet the greater amount, in together thc received $46 bil Ic from from ewcr eoj coming most cases, comes from a 1ioi in 1972, about $229 mill ion W . - invited. , - ,~~ ~, , I . ( ,W I 1y #'~~ . 'ft. . .40 ' Several ..... - - 4 ply sagged in recent years, are on plates last year than in the year these, Indicationsi United States religIOUs the way up again before The gain exceeded - -_ 0— those unanswerable questions that fill the mind of every small child "Why is Jesus a baby every year' Doesn't he ever grow up" First United ivieti M et hiOu o d i.ist st _ counting -_ - _____________________ .. ~ - -- - . --' =fj . r f _4 1 1 ii: ________ I n 1ncrease .1 4o . - .. lights, the music, the miniature lights of Santa's helpers, ard by the mans Nati vi ty sets that were displayed The figures in the Nativity sets ranged from the heroic to th e miniature In size The child's mothe r noticed that she was particuiarly in terested in the figure of the Baby Jesus In each of these sets - - - ~~ more than In the previous year. NEW YORK (AP) Fewer smaller number of people. The total does etc giving more. According to the newly acThflt'9 the evidence of new Lumulated broader figures, re%eueso1mYO nor the Hofigures showing that contribu Anwriians dropped 52 per cent taft tiotstolhechurches, which had more into church collection _____ AHSo Souls la Church h during the Christmas season. The child was dazxled by Vie - - — IV - . 1:1 ~ -~_ ~ A Memory A mother and her pre-ahool child were window spin; - Decrease, D onors i I- --- -: __ :Alf _ __ I --*_~_ Wk - _z 7--, -~_ __-~__ I. ~~ __ ...- I Baby Jesus =:i_6" - ___ - r. .. __ __R" __ I ~ _.-~; ~_, -1. ---- - - Pastors Corner - - — - 2 ,- - - RARIUM TER ` "The Ideal Christmas Gift" I - �____ ____ _____________________ __________- 4A— The _Herald - Friday, Dec. 14, 1973 - ' Weapons j '10 Florida News Briefs ki - .Mmb. Saigon .L Oil Price Hike Will Hurt COPLEY NEWS SERVICE If Venezuelans are correct, that South American country has il reserves greater than all the rest of th e world right now. Hugo Perez La Salvia, Venezuela's minister of mines and hydrocarbons, estimates that in the Orinoco belt "the oil 'in situ' is more than 700,000 million barrels," which is 700 billion barrels, the way the United States counts. Total world proved oil reserves are calculat ed at about 669.9 billion barrels. What takes some of the edge off Perez La Salvia's claim are those two Latin words, "in situ," in place. For the industrial techniques required to recover the treasure from th e oilbearing sands of eastern Venezuela are sti ll being developed. And what oil is th ere will remain "in place" until ways are found to get it out. But, as Perez La Salvia has said, Venezuela jr; r hr T ';iviv tn rr: hv proximately 1978, should result in a more complete knowledge of the Orinoco oilbearing belts, not only as regards th e kinds of oil to be found there but also the most sui ta ble means for its exploitation. There is nothing sta rtlingly new in all th is. Perez La Salvia's statement was reported months ago, in the May, 1973, bulletin of th e Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons, but it attracted little attention outside of petroleum industry circles. Because then there was no obvious oil shortage in th e United Sta tes, little heed was paid the words the minister poke at th at businessven's meeting in Barqui5inieto. Years ago, it used to shock Venezuelans when their startling prGnouncements or dire predic tions were alt but ignored in th e rest of the world. But no more. They may find it hard to understand why the United Stat es, say, so easily dismisses words oil wisdom from Venezuela. They know that Venezuela long was the No. I oil exporting nation in the world, and, even yet, despite the Venezuela relatively recent spectacular increases in output in Saudi Arabia, Iran and Kuwait, is still considered No. 3 exporter. What is more, because of their longer involvement than the Middle East in the oil industry, Venezuelans consider themselves as knowledgeable on the subject as any people in me world. After all, most Venezuelan oil men Decision - - _ _ rInaii 5IUUUL l.... ..t &L Li UI uu: ui. ILWeJgH universities. A ll that, and more, being the case, it can generally be assumed that when a man of the stature of Perez La Salvia speaks out, he does so on the basis of solid research and information, But there is another factor in the world oil t Gets Oil OwrrulAd ----- - ti lack Anderson I I The court Thursday over. turned a decision by Dade County Circuit Judge Edward I D. Cowan, who withheld a find. ing a guilt but had placed James L. Peoples of Miami on probation. Let 'Em R Railroads Now Have The Ball Peoples testified he was hold. ing two'hn trying to rob the store where he lived and worked Aug. 22, 1972 when po. lice charged him with carrying a concealed weapon. tie had a pito1 ill his belt, () The 6-1 Supreme Court opin. ion said Peoples was exempt from the concealed weapons law because he was on store property until police asked him to step around the corner for a search. {II:; ( - Upheld the lower court's verdict, we would be saying that a person, In defense of his home or place of business, is not permitted to conceal tils possession of a firearm," wrote Justice Joseph Boyd. "u l '. % -__- ______ - U's 0 k,,(`~,_% ) ________ ____ I I __ ___ That would mean, he said, that businessmen couldn't keep weapons unless they risked offending customers by keeping them in the open and homehomeowners would have to carry them in their hand ortiolstercr keep them locked up 'Nhere they would be useless. / I . Peoples said he had seen the two men trying to take a lawn mower and bicycle from the rear of the store. ____ __________ ___ 'anfnrb vra1b -' 831-9993 SANFORD. FLA. 327fl WALlER A GLELOW. Editørand Pvbt,jhi,r FRANK VOLTOLINE. Gener& Manager JOHN A SPOLSKJ. Editor WINIFREDF.GIELOW Comptrotler DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cow'f Fdito ROYGREEN Mverttsng Manager DORISWILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLESHAYS Mechanical Supt CHRISNELSON Magazine Editor RALFHHAYS Ccrnp Room Foteman Si Mail R.YSTEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week ill 706Months In Florida Q!p.r M,iT 5? O '.r'r $7 40 Month $78401 Year Same A Home Delivery ¶16 20 - 1? rn, $ USPotal Regulai.ons provide the, all mail subscnapticn be paid in advance Entered s second class matter August 77 1908 at th e Post Oft'c of S.antrwd. 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Chuluola Lra Rkrr Liz Matheu* 3g 7os Mr Oteen crncSnyd, Ca He Take 1A S Winter Springs UMICV Sooth ?2 7I Casselberry Pent Park E Etht h - - -. - Friday, Dec. 14,1973—SA Claim Oil day /\t HOM 2 Ot h % , Th ou h - - __ - V, Ray C ro rn ley _____________________________________ C risis fuels power fights in capitol WASHINGTON 4NKA) We shall all go through a great deal more suffering than neceary from fuel shortages in the months ahead because if fr',it.. human i'ttleni-ekc and an;lu':' A highly-placed cientit in a key agency ubmittmg an urgent energy report to his top boss was asked only one question "Wil this program bring me the most publicity?" A White House insider admits o programs being held up by battles over whose empire will be expanded. A government official investigating the reason several major companies were stalling on adopting proven methods of tuel saving found the managers were afraid that taking action at this time would leave them open to Jra w0micdl man reports so many industrial managers have regularly refused to deal with energy'saving innovlions that American inventors have been rnnced to go to Europe to get their ideas marketed. An øin..- official reports that an inter-agency meet (1r energy problem he attended recently boged down so heavily in ideological diseussions notluag coul1 be accomplished. He eiure away with the conviction some oflals are more interested in agonizing over phiosoptiy than in attacking the technical 1roblems They just won I leave pohcy to e President a congre, he complains tiber of iciak tell mc that they've found some burr-au- - ": . j.b I a Eiu_ . - . - c, " 4 - • . - - - ___ row — - ._j_i_____ ' t,n k' !4[A.ONL - some good flOWS, It looks as thou going to avId another tgX iIlCroasel -- The Thursday Launch of the Titan 3-C rocket had been delayed two days because of technical difficulties in its third stage. The twin satellites will orbit the earth 22,300 miles out, connecting a worldwide military communications network. The satellites were sent up to replace two that were launched in 1971. They were expected to last at least five years, but both failed by last June. Kissinger Threatened TAMPA, Flu, lAP) Heightened security during Henr) Kissinger's trip to Europe earlier this week was reaction to a real threat against the secretary of state, reports a State Department official. - 'It '.as a real - what e call a hard-threat," Lewis Hoffacker, a veteran diplomat serving as special assistant to Kissinger, said Thursday. lie told the Tampa Bay Area Committee on Foreign Relations that the threat was made in England and brought stepped-up security for the remainder of the secretary's International journey. lioffacker would not give the source of the threat or specify what precautions were taken. Blackouts For Florida MIAMI (All) The president of Florida's largest powt'rproducing company says that if the Nixon Adiiiinistration sticks by its request for a 10 per cent cut in fuel oil supplies, the Sunshine State can expect some blackouts this winter. - "I will assure you that a significant loss of our fuel can only be met by a lack of generating capacity that will translate Itself into somethL'g everyone will have to share," Marshall McDonald, head of Florida Power & Light, said Thursday. "It's just a question of how frequently they would occur and of what duration they would be," McDonald told 200 Miami businessmen. FP&L furnishes most of the power used In 36 Central and South Florida counties. GOP Officials Testify ..we'u TAU.MJASSEE, Flit, (AP) land; Guerdon Industries, Lake Barrington Homes, Douglas: Twenty nine mobile home City; Jamison Homes Inc., Concehemco, Inc., Macon; manufacturers have toimprove .Belleview; Kaufman & Broad Dadco Manufacturing Co., the quality of their work to con- Home Systems, Sebring; Key- Eastman; housing by Tiffany, tinue selling In Florida, the stone Modular, Green Cove Moultrie; Nashua Homes, Mastate Motor Vehicles Division Springs; National Mobile con; Nobility Homes, Way. says, Homes, ['aim harbor; Nobility cross; Shelby Mobile Homes, The division announced Homes, OcaPa; Ramada Homes Thomasville; Wick Building Thursday it had stopped giving Corp., Ocala; Redman Mobile Systems, Winder; and Wickseals of approval to homes built Homes, Eaton Park; Strahan craft of Georgia, Valdosta. by the manufacturers until they Manufacturing Co., Tampa; Alabama manufacturers susmet Florida mobile home con- Taylor Mobile Homes, Green pended were Dolphin homes, structIon standards, Cove Springs; and Zimmer Halleyville; Marietta flames, "If a valid Florida seal is not Manufacturing Co,, Tampa. Double Springs; National Hostson a mobile home, It cannot be Georgia manufacturers sits- ing, Vernon; Shiloh Homes, legally sold in this state," said pended were Amore M. H. Double Springs; and Young Ralph Davis. head of the High- Mfg. Co. of Georgia, Ashburn; American Homes, Albertville. way Safety and Motor Vehicles Department. Florida 3eal-bearing homes can be sold, added Buck Jones, state mobile home construction bureau chief. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. tAPj —Two Florida Republican Party officials have testified before a Duval County grand jury looking into alleged illegal fund raising on behalf Sen. Edward Gurner, R-Fla. Party chairman L.E. "Tommy" Thomas and executive director Bill David appeared before the. grand jury Thursday. The judicial body is said to be probing allegations that Larry E. Williams, 29, of Orlando, pressured donations from builders across the state for a Gurney booster fund. Gurney, a mcmber of the Senate Watergate Committee, said last week that he neither authorized nor knew about iuty illegal fund raising. "fly, Ocala won't solve the errgy crisis — even if an oil fieldcanbefound — butttcould help ease the pinch In Florida," said Amoco engineer i'D. Autrey recently. Are bargain diamonds girl s best '141"' fri end / of thi_,ite(l firrils ~___-__ - .~ __ _.. --.--- - - I- - DELAND, Fin (AP)—Kenneth Francis, 17, has been convicted of clubbing to death another youth in what defense lawyers said was a Satanic killing in which Francis played but a small part. A Volusla County Circuit Court jury deliberated for about three hours Thursday before finding Francis, of Daytona Beach, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Michael Cochran, also 17, of Fresno., Calif. Francis also was convicted on four lesser charges, The defendant's mother wept softly, burying her face In her hands, as the verdict was read. His father, Air Force M. Sgt. Paul D. Francis, tried to comfort his wife by embracing her. Judge Uriel Blount told the jury to come back at 10 a.m. today to consider a recommendation for a sentence, which, under Florida's new death penalty law, could be dec. irocu'ion. Under the same law, Blount doesn't have to abide by the recommendation. Francis Is the second person convicted in the April 27 death of Cochran. David Hester, it, of Greenville. S.C., was sentenced to life in prison In October, Police say Cochran was killed after being slashed, beaten and stabbed by as runny as 12 other youths In a witchcraft sacrificial ceremony at a Daytona Beach rixxnthg house. Francis, who took the stand in his own defense Wednesday, told o( trying to stab Cochran with a broken bottle during that incident. But he denied charges that he burned the victim with cigarelIes and stuck needles under his fingernails. __ - .-~~ - - - - __. -..-. .- --- — - — -- - --- - 7 - Hordly. Becausu they tend to beinferior stones, often not orth the discount prices iliols a 'bargain" you can't afford.w Instead, come in and see our collection of quality gems. fairly d mr'4 flr.r-'1 c- ' 'mthn-i ec-kr cH'c"d V/" H',r' and carat weight of the stone. As Americar. Gem Society te' elers we guarantee the quality of every diamond we sell. You a friendly con be sure of getting true value for your money way of doing business. In Cult Death Slaying are in Florida, 10 in Georgia and five In Alabama. Complaints from consumers and legislators about poor qual. ity of mobile borne construction have been increasing, Jones said. The list of suspended manulacturers was made public for the First time because "the number of manufacturers getting cut off kept getting larger and larger and the number of complaints kept growing," Jones said, Davis said the suspensions resulted from an Investigation of nearly 2,500 consumer cornplaints about electrical wiruig, roofing leaks and structural deficiencies. A suspended company can be reinstated when the Motor Ve. hides Division is satisfied it has complied with the state code requirements, Davis said. Florida manufacturers suspended '.ere Brigadier Industries, Inc., (kala; Concord Mobile Homes, Lake City; Festival Homes of Florida, Lake. := - __ - -.--;a - :001 f~ a Teenager Convicted I cr Free Gift With Your Purchase $10 or more of Medallion Key Ring )orry, Limit 1 to a Customer Kad. r Jewelers :Ti!3;1M41_M:U__ -- ____-~M__________ - ________________= _. - 112S. PARK " --. PH, 322-2363 - ~ - --- ~- __.--~ ' ;j: - ___ K 21L a WAUS MW AIM IWA State Emergency Number to see the glittering array of Christmas Arrangements TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida is taking a first step toward establishing a statewide emergency number, one which persons in trouble can dial for help from police, sheriffs and firemen. fir Cabinet is expected to approve on Tuesday u $50,000 contract with Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, Calif., for a study of the proposed statewide emergency telephone number system. which we have made up by the hundreds and are now on display at Sanford Flower Shop. Come in and browse around and we will be happy to deliver your selection near to Christmas. The General Services Department proposal said the ct*nmon number would be helpful to a mobile population and would eliminate confusion that now exists with so many emergency numbers. The federal government has proposed that the number 911 be used nationwide for emergencies and the Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration has provided Florida with a $14,000 grant for the study. Stanford Research will be required to determine which areas shculd be served by each centralized emergency se.-vice, what legislation It will require and what type service should be installed. TO LAKE MARY VOTERS IF . - This is an appeal. I am asking you to support and vote for Don Jackson, for Mayor. In the run-off election Tuesday. December 151h. Lake Mary School. I have known Don since moving to Lake Mary, IUS. In the ensuing years I have worked with him on a number of projects of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. I respect him. greatly. I ''4z __~~~ 1 _4~_X .!r - Wo must retain him as Mayor this forthcoming year. You will when you vote for Don Jackson, Tuesday. , , /,7r 11~ LAKE MARY. FLA. (pIlci d ,,rten SAM PRATT. SR . tci 8,' 5.m Prtl. !r I Wall Plaques of Natural Florida wild flowers by Bishop ...................................from $12.00 to $20.00 *Millions of years old GEODE STONES decorated with tiny shell flowers (you'll love these) .............................from $5.50 to $9.50 He is a good "listener," too. He has done more for Lake Mary and ib citizens than anyone I know. Don has given unselfishly of his time, energy and knowledge — for you. I urge you to vote for younelves and the best interests of your City of Lake Mary. Beautiful Floral Plaques made of tiny dried flowers (made in Belgium) ..........................$9.75 to $22.50 ~ Don is progressive, and a man of exceptional executive ability and fine iudgment. He is a self—starter. He can see what needs to be done and tirelessly work for those goals. Having served as one of the temporary Councilmen and witneed the enormous amount of progress in thw three months since Lake Mary was incorporated, I recommend that we continue to utilize his skills, tralning and invaluable contacts in 174, Other Gift Suggestions -, r ~ *I - ON OUT-OF-Town ORDERS WE CAN SAVE YOU MUCH ON TRANS. IF ORDERED NOW Hanging Baskets, both growing and permanent. The latest craze of Indoor Gardening. TERRARIUMS ..............................from $7.50to$50.00 And of course, fresh floral arrangements and blooming plants *REAL ROSES IN ATTRACTIVE BOWLS (These will last for years) ...........................$5.50 to $16.00 Sanford Flower Shop One of Central Florida Finer Florists 209 E. COMMERCIAL DOWNTOWN SANFORD =~~~~~ SANFORD Charlotte and Frank Donahoe and Staff invite you - - -- "Once they get started in the Ocala its douLt(ul that anything could stop them,'' Itogcrs said. "It's a tragic sign of the times that the government places one value — the need for more oil above others, like the forest's primary purpose of providing recreaticn a;.d open space (or the people." Interior Secretary Rogers C. Morton eanno: approve the drilling operations until after it bile hearing In Ocala Jan and 9. - . "He' The geological servey said the Interior Department has no authority tocancel the leases or suspend them indefinitely. Lyman Rogers, chairman of the Coalition to Protect Ocala National Forest, said the gay. ernment had done little to regularate the oil Industry. r — The U.S. Geological Survey has tok the President's Council on Environmental Quality that some scars from oil production could last for 40 years, but most damage from clearing, oil spills and fires would be temporary and confined to small areas. Amoco Production Co., holds leases on 95 per cent of the federal lands in the forest and Is seeking Department of Interior approval to begin sinking test wells. Interior leased the forest lands to Amoco for 50 cents an acre in 1969, but suspended the leases two years later following protests from conservationists. BERRY'S WORLD -' WASHINGTON(AP) — After a two-year study federal geologists have concluded that oil can be found and removed from the Ocala National Forest without serious environmental d.- mage. The study could open the way for drilling operations over 344,000 acres of the popular Central Florida forest. - crats so rabidly anti-Nixon they're fighting any energy ideas from the White House. On the opposite side of the k, some Nixon appointees blindly oppose any ideas which don't serve political ends. A Cong ressman says that eager-beaver senators and rep' resentatives have put 300 to 400 enery bills in the flopper to get in on this crisis bandwagon. Few of these men, he says, rellv uodcrs,ind fuel-energy business. Their selfserving bills only add to the confusion and delay. But their activity brings favorable letters from constituents back home. A confirmed environmentalist told his colleagues at a discussion this reporter attended, that Congressr,ien attempting to jump on the environmental bandwagot, and tt014' '.triiltin', It) the pri_une of trw'' ;iriti u.titioti groups have voted for laws which are indefen.siLit' from any scientific standpoint, laws wti:ch severely handicap at. tempts at conserving energy and increasing fuel produc" lion. A bureaucrat fumes at agencies which resist energysavlug and Production- incentive programs which call for reOefinitins of their objectives, even when the proposals would strongly benefit the nation in this crisis — exceptions Li the anti-trust laws which would make possible joint in. dutry funding ;md co;pt'ratlofl iii energy savings and eneigy increasing programs, expansion of rapid tax writeoff systems and tax exemption programs to encourage more fuel ectnomy and ud allocat,,,i of scarce materials to arsist those industries which rake t'igh'ritc mihies in fuel ucoducijon and fuel ellictency, and government t.'itng a, new technology to reduce somewhat the inductrial risks involved. Says One Cieflhist-official we must face the fact that throughout much of American industry and government there has been for SOme time irn increasing reluctance by hiI1 officials to stake their careers on high-risk Ventts, *aether in energy or anything eke CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)—A new set of secret military communications satellites are orbiting the earth today after being blasted aloft from Cape Canaveral. 29 Mob*I le Hclfme Makers 'Def icient' Is In Ocala u t' ."- ' AItaiecm!e Springs Elda P4ih& Geologists Dear Old Dad .. :n saic _______ -_______ ARIA 8lck Community .1 Justice James Adkins dissented without awrft, opinion. -- Herald Areo Coruspordents 131 99W '--- - _____ t3fl9WOOd ft - _____ WAYNE D. DOYL F Advertising Director & AssocaIe Publisher Home Delivery During the police search of Ie the Supreme Court neted, "unfortunately, the two identified suspects escaped." - ___ ____ 3222611 BILL VINCENT. JR.. Chief Photographer ______ ______ - TELEPHONE JRICHARDS por's Editor _____ _____ More Secret Satellites - sk$';aIv IIU "I lUhuuhi I'øtisiit 1173 WASHINGTON - Despite worked for awhile as vice the critical oil shortage at president in charge of the home, the United Stales is trust department at Hebozo's able to spare more than bank. A White House spokes. 20.000 barrels a day for South man and a source close to l(eboio joined in denouncing Vietnam. Each barrel con have worked at one time or another for the picture that cannot be ignored. Venezuela was the statement as completely tains 42 gallons. biggest U.S., British, Dutch or other foreign oil one of the founding members of the Organization The fuel shipments to v - false. companies, and their top engineers and scier1[0t'r didn ' t know his of Petroleum Exporting Count.iies (OPEC). nam have dropped ony -I moderately since U.S. forces words were being recorded lit' talked freely on the pulled out. At the height of Ufl our B52 raids last January. phone and elsewhere about it for example, the Pentagon his banking business. We shipped 995.000 barrels of oil have now had access to the to Saigon. This dropped to tapes, 'Substantial Salary' 681.000 barrels in August and COPLEY NEWS arising from fuel shortages is This Is a good time to recall and the trucking industry began nearly 600.000 barrels in Sep '1 happen to work for Mr. the Final argument for weaving that railroads were anything nibbling at their earnings and temlwr. Rebozo. Mr. Abplanalp and The energy crisis calls for a all the iiation's rail lines Into a but si(k sisters in our economy resulted in a But itese figures. [he latest Mr. Nixon," said DeBoer. fresh look at the future of govertu'.t.managed system before competitive quality of their equipment and availabk, don't reveal the (Robert Abptanap is another the American rauirnads. In recent for th sake of eff'icieicy, of the President 's rich pressures of air and auto travel service. tnt! cx('nt of th' draitiai*' I'LL: Uikd Sttks cf Ii Fot the I . S supIIt iituti Amer-!ca has been concerned "You work for Mr. Nixon?" 9 of South Vietnam's civilian asked a friend, primarily with rescuing failing L. oil needs, too. These figure's. "Yes...." said DeBoer. "1 railroads from financial apparently, are known only happen to draw a substantial collapse and with trying to to the oil companies. ('") n preserve what remains of rail We have d etc r in in ed. salary outside the bank from however, that the Agency for them, which Is obviously service for passengers. The _,,,.' -c are try' International Development what all these need for energy conservation piO vt'. too." shells out $80 million a year ing to could make both of these The tape is slightly garbled to purchase petroleum pro problems easier to solve. c:j ,j ducts for South Vietnam's at this point. DeBoer said Amtrak's effort to lure more either "he" or "we run "the civilians, travelers aboard passenger i x S. private portfolios for these V' ji/ Of course, the bulk of U. trains will surely get a sub, nil shipments to Vietnam are people in the bank •• stantialboostfromthepinchon — ____ "You know," he continued, used to fuel South Vietnam's gasoline supplies and cutbacks _____ "1 have a salary that is sub' machine ar At the,hetcht in airline service. Shippers who : -'- "nlvement in the stantially greater than the have seen their cargo stalled by Vietnam War-. 1969. we bank pays me from th P0 shortages of dese fuel for shipped nearly 44 million bar pIe. I don't o out and (spit) In V trucks may be looking with ,__•-•_-• rels to the Saigon regime. their (aces.' more Interest at the rails. This figure dropped to 20 "But you said in your ( ~ JJ Energy officials making fuel / million barrels by 1972. Dur' testimony that you had no allotments are aware that n1l ing the 1973 fiscal year, 12 other income," remarked 1 railroads can claim more efmillion barrels were friend, - • ficlency in fuel consumption ____ delivered for military use, "No her income that they _______ than autos and trucks In hauling _____ The I' S. government is could find, okay?" said both people and freight over a still handling fuel procure- DeBoer. "Let me worry about to f it giyen distance. ment for South Vietnam's my income, huh?" : '. _____ armed forces, letting con' While this may increase At another point, he — to U.S companies A stressed again that he was demand for rail service and tracts _____ _________________ Pentagon official told us that sworn to secrecy. "When two raise hopes of a return to __________________ the amount of oil going to people I'm directly involved profitability on routes which Vietnam hereafter will be with say this is the policy I ____ ______ have been losing money, determined by the scale of wish to have adhered to," nothing to solve the industry's ____ .pi '% the fighting. DeBoer asked, "what would basic problems — shortages of South Vietnam Is bracing you do? Go out there and say. rolling stock, aging equipment, " III for a renewed offensive from 'F__. thee, Nixon?" trackbeds in need of rebuilding, the North. More than likely, it No Proof wasteful labor practices and _____ will take bigger oil ship' The Watergate prosecutors unrealistic rate structures and -ments, literally siphoned havefoundno evidence _____ route assignments, from the gas tanks of Amenwhich would verify DeBoer's ____________ Those who have been " ,_ -'15 can civilians, to keep the remarks. A White House plugging for nationalization of South Vietnamese tanks, spokesnian said that the the railroads already are trucks, ships and planes President's detailed financial 0''' suggesting that the threat of a going, statement completely refutes transportation emergency Foufnole: The civilian oil the talk of a secret portfolio.IL OT IN 1'%E. situation in Vietnam has -— A source close to Rebozo become critical. Fuel was declared firmly that "DeBoer already rationed when a never handled any portfolio rocket attack wiped out 50 for any of the three In , Cent of South Vietnam's dividuals outside or Inside civilian oil supply. the bank." n SECRFT TAPES: Another State's attorney Richard un ' set of secret tapes has turned Gerstein, meanwhile, has up in the Watergate in- subpoenaed (he records of the COPLEY NEWS SERVICE can dad play before he goes nuts? in the long run. vestigation. The prosecutors, Key Biscayne Bank. He Is lie might even give in to his wife's Maybe we'll learn to talk to each -a however, th.n't know whether known to be seLrchIng them Soon it may be unpatriotic to go to nagging and start painting the other. Maybe we'll rediscover the to believe what they have for evidence church. of DeBoer's closets. But then there's no place to fun of popping popcorn, baking heard. dealings Oh, Ford, Juxiey, here comes your send the kids while he works—no "goodies" from scratch, reliving The tapes contain the Footnote.- DeBoer was hired Brave New World. movies open, no shopping centers to memories, planning a future and monitored conversations of a by the Key Biscayne Bank Now, it's not "The family that dump them at, no stimulating being a family once again, banker, who boasted he only a few months after the prays together, stays together, organized activities to palm them off Maybe it won't be so bad spending handled a secret portfolio for Securities and Exchange on. Sunday together. President Nixon at Rebe Commission had accused him Now it's "The family that stays And what about mom' Does Rebozo's Key Biscayne Bank. of appropriating money of a Parents might even try reading home together saves gas." anyone really think they can tell the the Bible to their The boast was made by public company for his own children. Children A ban on Sunday driving—or se and falsifying records, lie American woman she can't go might even try reading books inFranklin DeBoer, who has now been lvs" closing almost everything dismissed. shopping? stead of looking at the boob-tube. worth driving to—will undoubtedly That, In itself, seems unWe might even discover that we save gasoline. American, don't hay.' to run all those errands What this will do to the American er g ts When we started this mess, we and buy all those things. family is a future crisis question VICTORY FOR MARGINAL. WORKERS were told we only imported a small What a revelation! for the psychologists, percentage of our crude oil. Because the House of Representatives did Lovely thoughts ... but mostly the It's one thing to spend a day All of a sudden we're full of American family will probably unite not override the Nixon veto, employes at the together because you want to—it's dypepsia, but otherwise gasles& in one horrified yowl of protest. lower end of the economic ladder have won a another thing to get forced Into it. The cold, shiverling American We are people used to going places victory on jobs . What's an American father family will be forced to huddle and doing things when we want to —-------------— supposed to do' If he can't hightail it together this winter for warmth. do them. It's hard—perhaps m.. out on a bunch of "errands" he'll Since there's no plastic for toys, kids possible to reach an enIre nsticn. have to spend the day with the kids, will be delighted to get woolies. Chin up, America. Here comes the And in the wintertime. Trapped We'll unplug cur televisions isi and Brave New World. In 10 years, it's inside. Confined to barracks. perhaps get reacquainted. Maybe 1984. —— How many games of 'Oki Maid" some good will come out of all this, I."\ - TALLAHASSEE, I'1a.(Ap) A Dade County judge's decision In a concealed weapon case threatened to leave home. tiwnersand merchants defense. less, the Florida Supreme court says. - DAVIDA.BRYANT M.3naçlnq Editor .- - I trYaJ 300N FRENCHAVE,. _________ :;:-:-.- --. The Sanford Herald Especially Now Ijr _;_- Ph. 322-1 822 �- - - - ---- ____________________________ Err 6A— The Sanford Herald I Friday, Dec 14, 1973 -I _________ - _____ I RaUroads L ____ _______ ' - - ' ______________ ', 401 ubrit. - t lin tEfI , - ,, _ ,_, , isn i A OD i i ri s 0 II) F AEUE LDWARDS ..lIkll)rr I T14L IT'1 C Ime, CblCaO. TrIM. Y. News Sp.t. lic. — " Summons — — — 2 3 4 — iT We never do anything as a family. We have two sons, who are getting to be mama's boys because their father one I can tell my troubles to. Can you help me? give you in a letter. U you can't get your husband to agree Ia get eouasellng with you, go without him and get some — 41 _____________ pebt.ezi ou bow to handle tu Immature husband, because tha1's what you have. - LiiiJL I -— _____________ iis Jiluij JUl11JillJill JuillJlllJ.i. JillIJIlIJIIP -- DEAR ABBY: About a year and a half ago my i3t&5 gave u-se a beautiful baby abr. I niva; did cnd thankyou notes for all the lovely gifts I received. I e4l1y meant to, but I nevt'.r got around to it because so many things happened all at once. [For one thing, I got pregnant agaInJ Anyway, I still want to send thank.you notes for he gifts I got at the shower for my first baby, but I don't want anyonetothlnklamaeadlngthemoowtogitaglltformy sec,nd baby. Icouldsaysornethlnglike:"I'znabletousetheftrst . POLLY'S POINTERS - Grease on coat efforts to good USC. ARIES ( Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Handle those accumulated invj c tUu i yourapp TAURU (Apr. hO totin:ay flC ear a e well 0 GEM! Ni (May 2lto June 21) Mike your surroundings more stymies husband traveL Make long.range plans with mate. which was illustrated with The next meeting will be a Members of Aster Circle of spair time for rccrntton Add to prierf harmony SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 2fl Taking crcativc idcs and borne of Mrs. 1.lnvd Youn Nov. 21 Mrc Iinilcs'v Smith irvpjl -...... rr - •__,,_ . _____ ______ ____________________ I fact your mutes don't cooperate, that you are often rearing sons to do the very DEAR POLLY—My Pbt Peeve concerns all this talk about making things useful. If we are to try to re-use everything we can it seems the companies who put their products in glass could have tops that regular Jar lids fit. This summer women could not buy jars for canning food so think now much food could have been saved and how many fewer things would have gone to the dump. I wish they would do something about this.—MRS.M.V2. DEAR. .LLY I am answering Leona who has trouble with a sewer odor coming in from the ovcrflow opening in her bathroom basin. Perhaps her trap does not have a vent wbjchshouldbeadded,Tjiisvent(a pipe,ofcourse)actsby Øivin air to the trap. When the trap has no vent the water is siphoned out whenever some other bathroom appliance is used and the empty traD lets sewer gas out Into the room.-' RF4'TIRED PLUMI3ER. DEAR POLLY — May I suggest that when lighting the pilot to a gas furnace or heater that one uses a lighted candIe. Its steady small flame prevents a sudden blast when the gas comes through which sometimes lakes a little whule.—MRS.F,T. DEAR FOLLY We had big problems with raccoons stealing garbage from our intheground garbage can until my husband improvised a solution. He had some scrap steel in the basement so cut out a foolproof holder that caused Mr. Raccoon to leave forever. Grouud posts were sunk at either side of the opening for the can and then a rod installed that goes fom one post to the other and rests in the tops of the posts so It Is easy to pull the rod out, insert bags ufarbae and re-insert the rod. Alcn it ic ønw fnr "permi.sslve" child rearing principles and thus allowed their aons to impe on their mothers, as well as their sisters! "But what sbo the fathers (3) "Why don't husbands get the hint abott theIr 8.0.. for I their ckthes on hangers and pid #ha ...lI...4 game and there sere 10 c.. Alas the v ii... w shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the Planning and and JAMES !EWARD, of the City of r whirh tn JAMES SEWARD 2)01 MelvIn Street YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thu MARTHA SEWARD has filed a Petition In the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. for a Commission Publish: Dec. 11.1973 dlssotullonnfmarri.ge.andyouare requ!red to serve a copy of your *rlllendtfenin. ft any, on NED N. 5 ' • f ice B to bid, 12]O. Santord. Fida. 16, 23. O. Dec. 7. II. r 'ufliflAC - I' $ PI(wTcD'c iiiu I I5 U C1,, ' ___________________________ -', — '. -. :' Civil ICtion no. fl.)j DiVISIONs 0 _..a- - Ct9tk of the Circuit Court Semin County, Florida by: LInda M. Harris Deputy Clerk Pled N. JuIlan, Jr. STENSTROM, DAVIS McINTOSH Florida 5th. Bank - Commission reserves the right to accept or to reject any or all bids in the best !nt.res, of the city of Sanford. W. E. Know$is City Manager City of Sanford, Florida Publish: Dec. 14, 197) DEW.43 22 Office Box 1730 Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Petitioner Pulith: t4ov, 73. 30, Dcc. 7. U, 1973 0EV-fl -. - by - aulN - EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PRORATE NO. In re: Estate of JOSEPHINE B. OAKES d JEAN DRENNAN. his wife, residence was 1706 (jul Street. Apopka, Florida. but wtioi.e residence is now unknown. Youareherebynotjfiedtha,asui, has been filed against you anti JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a HANLOPI, JR. and JAMES A LOWE. duin bus.ness as HANLON NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors Ot the estate JOSEPHINE B. OAKES, deas.d, &LUWE. Atiorn. at Law. In the by NE'S (O1"1A SHOW UP __________ _ ____ oo associate _____ "" h _____________________________________________ soN, i$IJOH4EHF( "And even when I buy Rome for him, ha refuses tO Use It, saying that's sissy stuff!" (4) "Dr. Crane seems to think if a woman puts on an extra t t I 5 r r ..r aainst her husha.nd. "Rut wri.at about all t.ho5rf ssth pot bellies; "He can stuff at the table while I am supposed to diet! I "No wonder there are so many Wnmen's Libbers." (5) "Whyi t husbands pay u :i cfmphm!nt occsionsl1y? "When I dress up in £ new outfit, instead of telling me how I look, tie just yells, 'How much td THAT ceet.'" j'zr' men rj sluggish writers Lou Kepkr vkcly mer.tioned so they Ulsu rely I LlfI1flr .t,d i tor such secrr'tarjal dutits' ot hust'ands often gues I j r-i2ht back to women again i*iq. C5aantOf .i. I a i*f ,,,,erg - I 2$ And I have often td yorj * " wIv who complain about the •, - IL..: - -. " -. Philco Ford - NEW COLD GUARD REFRIGERATOR KEEPS ITS COLD LONGER THAN ANY MAJOR COMPETITOR TESTED d 'i ,.--J ---- ' i - attorney, or it wilt bcome and the South 13 chaIns of thC East ii rnains Of the West 761 chains of void according to law, the NE 40f Section 31, TownShip 19 December 6th, 1113, Søuth, Range 30 East, Seminole 5: Arthur J. Williams County, Florida, 5: J. Denver Cordell Defendants. As Executors STENSIROM, DAVIS & NOTICEOFSUIT MCINTOSH TOQUIETTITLE Attorny for Exccu$ors IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF P.O Box %330 FLORIDA: To the Defendants: Sanford. Floridi EBENEZER MElTS and (,ublish: Dec. U,21. 1973 or his . . . I ---- ______ - 3 ____ i /c .5' e - 'N (C7 ______________________________ IflTIU! CI CAPTAIN I. EASY r m, EAY PEEP5 wA C.AREp 'TO / you CAt.L lifE POLICE I ( DUCEY PLANPJEP W4 PRAYi'JG LVCE'Y iiTO 5E HER J' HER AFrE wOJc. ' ' / , PROTECT VIM 5E _,.,/ t ..\ I. #' I -. PAi.wHrL. C'LJCEY 3R.OuP EPIT KNOW 1" - IIAVE TAIS.Ep THEM TO TH - 'ts _____ --- 4 OOWPJTOwPj.., / THERE'5 tt I LflL2IN8 BCT P40 I .)F C'LJCEr5 CAR:... tsw. MAYBE THAT 4os.i.E ., GEORI5r E5BERT i kPJOW,,. .' a,_ - i.Ir# ....; ' 'A ______ . s I LVi ' , . —' -' . - NJ - - ' . " " - . FRANK AND by Bob Thoves ERNEST __________________________________________________ I ..! a,, 4 _ 9N!1 It " ' ' - - - IJ 4Ej NL.IP ( ANOThER - ('t W4. ' f '',) COUPLE - Of _____ &___ --- . STATES - A - WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli AT L6At5T 'SO-Li C'4T 'D LOOK AG IF 't'LfRE MA'INGA G TLE. ' ,'i I. i* - '- 5., DJ rI BLONDIE Chic Young enactment of ru following Or CIVIL NO. 13-1445C. dinance: In re: Dissolution of Marriage. An Ordinance relating to the TOY LEE SCOTT. unincorporated areas of Seminole Wife, County, Florida; relating to the and regutation and control of swimming JOHN SCOTT, pool construction and swimming Huib3i'id pool contractors withIn Seminole NOTICE TO DEFEND County; amending Seminole County THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO (Jidinanc, No 733, Section 4$ (a) JOHN SCOTT asds.ctIon*pqovidingfordiving RESIDEPICE UNKNOWN. ef al It alIve, of it dead to his or her the National Swimming Pool Inunknown heirs. devisees, tegatees or stitute; providing for construction, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ______________________________ granteq's, and all Other persons oi' wveribiIlty, and effective date EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. parties claiming by, through under (SEAL) CUlT, IN AND FOR %EMINOLE or against them; And to: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. COUNTY, FLORIDA Alt parties or persons having or Clerk PROBATE DiVISION claiming any rigttt. tItle or interest CASE NO. PR.?) 74?CP .,a .------------------Board of County r. __________ ___________ _________ ________ c.r OkAY OKAY-..ThAT'S Ei'JOUGW! I'M GETTThIG LISTEPJ! IF I CAPJ'T SLEEP-' up that Toy Lee Scott has filed a Petition In the Circuit Courl of Seminole County, FlorIda, for Dissolution of Marriage and reStoratIon of her maiden name and you are required to serve a copy Of your written defense, if any, on her -_ br WIILIAM L ____ _______ ---. ----- - -. T I 1. F 0 R 0 SHOWALTFP. NOTICE TOCREDITORS ------------- property, situate County. Florida: in Seminole Seminole County, Florida By: A. 0. Jones address Is as Shown below, and file D• erialnai with th. turk nf he PubliSh Dec 3 7 11 21 1973 Ra eE (Ietsrailwi )th 21st day ci December BEETLE BAILEY Mon Walker I I 1973 other 1aç.541 lDA4"NE wrrl4 ONE KNOCK e'E - ,A1lO 44 BEEN Fog i - ,, ,.. 4r4.T. 5N.T. 64 , p Pass Pass 1is, ,, ii lilt' It'll ntrnIbthAIuH.IHEzER was where it appeared to be. It became necessary in view of the fact that East, not West held the card. (R'WAP9 Y'rTtnParsr A.W Pas 6• Pass PasS _________________________ Pass Opening Iead-2• TO BUY A $400 Ga NIFjGfRAT0R F0 l33 Q Safl $410 00 1W Tiff BA* ________________________ Iy tJsta1d & YOUSAVEIVIy0ay • II(iIitiir .1arnesiacob LAi"1II ii Ruakin said, "Tlv ork of science is to substitute facts for apnearances" Winning bridge'players should follow Ruskin's maxim The eight of diamonds was played from dummy at trick .n. East played the quecn and South on with thit' ace. l appeared cetain that West held the ten of diamonth O South proceeded 'a dr.w trumpnd !t'ad a diEtnt i o...trl tlununy V1t€ii West 1u1uued low South stuck in the nine whereupon East proceeded to take his two diamond tricks. .1 South had remembered 1COOMCAL Ull TH:i I1A? ml TIMf. b:ddrg haz be-n 14 West North East South 1+ I? Pass 2$ Pass 3$ P1M 3 Pass ' \uu, South. hold 4K J 65 A 3 32 6K 104 4G What do AJ do rw? A Bid three spades. You dou't want to play In harts op' posite delayed (rump support ht still hi' rt"llght'-il if rur partrrr c ,in now bid thru notrump TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner does bid three noli-ump What do yi do now $ii.e,a •, • .1 •. kif • ""'' . thq rWI,itt*, t'*. CaR Gs,sjf - ,..... ' engaged in business at corner of 13 chains of the E. .17 chains Of the Celery & Sipes Ave Sanford, W. 761 chains of the NE 'a of Section 31,Twp 19S.Range30E,Semlnoie SemlnoieCounty, Florida under the fictitious name of MITCHS USED County. Florida. and that I intend to register You, and each of you, are notified CARS, that a suit to quiet tItle to the above laid name with the Clerk of the Crcust Court, Seminole County, described propty has been filed Onda in accordance ith the )Qain*t ov and you are required prov'sucn3 of the FictItious Name serve a copy of your answer to the To Wit; Section 56509 Complaint on the Plaintiffs at. orida Statutes 1957 torney, DENO P. DIX EOU ESQ ot Pu"ii Ifrrbsrt Partridge bALDWIN & DIKEOU. 500 E. High. r,OV 30, Dec. 7,11,71.1973 way .136., Suite 70, Cassefb.rry, 0EV 176 Florida 37107, and file the original in ' ' tPuecrkofth,circuft WITNESS MY HAND and OF FICIAL SEAL 01 saId Court this 70th day of November 1973 (SeaU Arthur 14. Beckwi?h. Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida fly Joy Stok Deputy Clerk ALBERT N. FlITS 210 Edwards Building Sanford, Florida 3777) PublIsh: Nov 71 30. Dcc 7, 11. 1973 DEV.126 TME' A'i' ______ .;-' . I j").— __•__.- ____________ ' P ' ) I . . . 1:! n... Hi Lid (HA _____________________________________________________ ''-' THE5 rrusrl — i OM I1*T f RISHT5 NOH'°" MY TiGER1 L. A5 MY ThIS... - . This notice shall be pt4ilish,d o.xe - HNOWPI 1 F IRESTONE STORt lst& French Answer Tomorrow * •- . . . . L , - . . . ', . -Ei-'.._ '1' flrtkwitfi Jr " ' ____ - - Dimes - - .t . - ') Dy' LInda M. Hirril Orlando, Ftoiida 32501 AEut; Sanford Ph. 32-O244 Arthur H STEPHENSON Pub 1973 Uov 30, Dec.?, II, 1973 . . '.i. - __ .'• U .j .1 r-' - ---T2. --v : - .i---= -_-_L-' -'.' - ":' . . ___________________ . :. - - .. . — . . L2J F' LJ - , -- FOR/ I o . ,_1 "- i.L S Rose PIus: Stuowalter As Executrix of the __________________ -. -_.- .. nolilird and required to file any claims and demands which you or either of you. may have against said estateintheotficeo•tneClerkof Circuit Court of the EIeenth Judic iii Circuit, Seminole County rofe Division in the C,rthje a' S.snfrd Florida. within Six calendar months from the of the first plication of h5 notice Each claim or demand musu be in wrl;sng arid filed in ii Ii and stale the 'ace of resIdence and post office address of the Claimant and must be Sworn to by the er hhueegsP,*.$.d,br.. -. ____ jJ _> - t , hIs contract h - - . J L.UI , very same manner. So they are subjecting the young brides of the next generation to the same tmcooperative mates! &fl't wives tutor ' I (u' p1lmeit Club" and also use my "Ft'-havlor Tests (or Tee ,sgers sotheytearntocleanup their rooma, brush their teeth, use breath mints, deodorants, ate? Ahd if you think I don't pick on men, sand For my 200-point Tests (r Ilusbancta end Wives." Enclosing a long starnpc1, return envelope, plus ' .- . a TO: JOHN FRANK WALLACE, JR. Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the above named Petitioner, JACkIE LEE CHALLIS, has filed .i inth. above styled Court for U 7 ,,J petition mw flW5!JIU11 UI 11W rnInw cniit DEVIl) named in that petition and you are commanded to servea copy of your FICTITIOUS NAME written defenses. If any, on HAR NOTICE IS hereby givei; that we VEY COULTER. Attorney for areengagodinbuslnesaatlMktway Petitioner, whose address if P.O Av.nus,CityofLongwoed.Seniinole b0x3fl4,ForlslCity,Fiovida,37751, County, Florida under the ficlItlou on or before Decembr 21st, It?), name of TIMBER SPAN LAND and tiletheorlglnel with the Clerk of COMPANY (Not Inc.), and that we tI'ils Court eIther before service on kwlndtoreglst.rsaidnamewithtpi, ?etitionersattorneyor immediately Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole thereafter; otherwise a default may County, Florida in accordance with be entered againtt you for the relief the provisions of the Fictitious demanded in th. petition Name Statutes, To-wit - Section WITNESSmyhandandtheseaiot Statutes 1957 the Court a? Sanford, Seminole S Marion Ben Moor,, County, Florida, thés 70th day of Prtsident November 1973. Mario La Pom.a, (Seat, Secretary Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr., PubliSh: Dec. 7, 14, 21, 25, 1973 Clerk r)EW)O By: Joy Stokes __________________________ Deputy Clerk NOTICE Publish: Nov. 23, 30, Dec. 7, 14. 1973 NotIce is hereby given that the DEV.13S Board of County Commissioners of ______________________________ ?i!. !oe County, Florida, shall, at - WATSON as special matter in chancery to W. W. C. SMITH, DOLLY M. CHERRY arid W. E. CHERRY. her husband. LAURA S. McXENDR(E and MILES INTHE CINCUITCOURTOF THE McKENDREE, her husband, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. ROBERTJ.THOMASandMATTIE 'lily l irA . 1. THOMAS hi ,.a rn YEACKLE and FRANCIS 0. SEMINOLE COUNTY VEACKLE, hIs wife, R. 0. ALLEN In Fe: Estate and ADELAIDE W. ALLEN. his VI ELLIOTT WILLIAMS deceased, wife, and JAMES H. COTTOM and RUBY 0. COTTOM. his wife, if NOTICE TO CREDITORS Allcreditorsofth,ntateofOVlE living arid if dead their unknown heini. devisers. iegatees. grantees, ELLIOTT WILLIAMS. deceased. are hereby noti'ied arid required to trtjstees, spouses, creditors. ieinOrs, and all other parties Ille any claims or dirnands which they may have against said estate in claiming by, through under or the office of Clerk of Circuit Of against the above defendants In and Seminole County, Flor,da, l the to the following described property. courthouse at sanford, Florid.. The South 13 chains of West 7.11 Of Secton 31, within four calendar months from chains of NE the date of the first publication Of Township 19. South. Range 30 East this notice. Each claim or demand (lets RaIlway); the South 1) chaIns must be in writing and must state of the PIE '4 West of West line of the place of residence and post office Sanford grant, Settlers 31, TownShip ...,... 19 South. Rana,)O EaSt hues W iai cit, -- A - I ' 50.4&T/MWf HULSEY, SCP4wALSE. SPRAKER & NICHOLS, 500 Barneft Bank Building. Jacksonville, Florida, lalif' thin December 71sf, 1973. If you fail to do so, judgment may lu irw PiV H.irndahl & Stoffel 4ress Unknown SbrnicsMurphy tx.curr,x ts:ace LUCY DIPRIEST STENSTROM. DAVIS& MCINTOSH Aftomeys for Executr1x Post Office Box 1330 iair. rid -'.---0. CONNELLY. his .---.... and MARY wife, A. P. CONNELLY. JR. and CONNELLY, his wife, THOMAS E. WILSON and LIZZIE ANNA shall be adhered to; The City Com mltsion reserves the right to accept ortorejectanyorallbidsintheb.st interest 00 the Cl'y of Sanford. (a W. E. Knowles City Manager - for those who have been loyal to you. Show your _______________ appreciation. Show devotion to loved one, Think logically PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) Try to comprehend the true Precaution can temper fact intentions of an and come to a better understanding. Ruskin's dictum he would Make future plans with close ties. have cashed four clubs In 4 Qj97 order to get rid of one of his IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will want 9 suit. Then he would come to school or work that important issues in life are forgotten or 4 A K Q2 his hand with a trump; lead a not understood. There's much love of people here and your WES'I• FAST diamond; stick in ummy's progeny could do well in charitable work 43 464 nine; be a little uos.t when K 1062 '43 + 7S32 + KQIO "dat old 'asinot pro"The Stars impel, they do not compd." What you make of duced thedevil" ten, but really 4 I0'i 4963 your life is largely up to YOU' damaged. sou'ri I;.,".' ,, , , ('irvniI ""f"' Riaht,.'. t..,.I...,.A.._i t -------. f... ------' "ii'iuu.0 i'urccuu uor your sign flUUIU uiiiy UI UUIL' (0 Vq eventually South would take SI to Carroll Rishter Forecut infn - -. i'i ii.... - Sanford, Florida Publish: Dec. II, 1113 DEW.63 WIN AT BRIDGE ________ M(QUIN and WREN M The condIons01b*dding arud ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Good day for improving your surroundings in some way and bringing more harmony into the home, Take exercise aid health treatments. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Showing thoughtfulness and devotion to those who are closest to you is wise and brings (inc ruults now. Show your creative akills. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Although the situation at home is hardly ideal right now, a cheerful attitude will soon make it so. think of the welfare of others. MOON CHILDREN (Juze 22 to July 21) Concentrate on lofty thoughts and elevate your consciousness to the highest leveL Try to help others the beat way you can. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2!) Take care you don't overspend today or you uould regret it later. Listen to advice given you by others, but don't act untillater. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) If you keep busy doing something of a constructive nature, you will be relieved of a feeling of discontent. Strive for happiness. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Take up the philosophical studies that you have been neglecting of late and gain inspiration. Then plan the new week carefully. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Attending services of your choice will help you lead a more worthwhile life. Use your good fdea.s on how to get ahead quickly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Handle any civic matters in a most conscientious way. Try to be of' assistance to others. take time to visit good friends. CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to Jan. 20) A situation that has you ___________________________ ho ,,- Lewis JAMES MARVIN DRENNAPI, ii mc NOcI 1 Lorry - McINTOSH recorded in Piat Book 13, f'ga 37, Attorney for Executors Public Rec'wds of Seminole County, P.O. Dcx 1330. Sanfcrd, Fla ' Florida. PubliSh: D.c. 7. 14. 1913 Toge.her with the following OEWi9 equipment. _________________________ 1 Bradford Air Conditioning Unit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, (electric) WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof FLORIDA. said Court at Sanford, Florida, this IN PROBATE NO. ases 70111 day of November, 1973, In re: Estate of 'a" LUCY DePRIEST. Arthur H. Btckwith, Jr. Deceased. Clerk of the Circuit Court FINAL NOTICE By: Joy Stokes Notice is hereby given that the Deputy Clerk undersigned will, on the 3rd day of Publish: Nov. 23. 30, Dec. 7, if. 1973 January. AD. 1971, present to the DEV.139 Honorable CircuIt Judge, Probate Divition. Seminole County, Florida, her Final Return, account and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE souchersas Executrix of th Estate urn JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND of LUCY DePRIEST, dCce*sid, and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY at said time, then and there, make FLORIDA. catii to the saId Judge for a CIVIL NO. 73.IWB -______ • 1- "4 tMS.vIp - u • et al., OWAUHW - - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - I , 'n" h. -........u.. yu-w.•S 111 •i I 11! sworn to by the claimant, his agent, attorney, or It will become demanded in the complaint. The or his nature of said suit being for void according to law, Foreclosure of Mortgage en. Dated December h, 1973, cumbering the following described 5: John William Oakes property situate in Seminole County, 5: Elisabeth Oakes Drown florida, to wit. As Executors Lot 6L BEAR LAKE HILLS. STEPISTROM. DAVIS & Office, City Hall, Sanford. Florida ,ot later than 1:30 P.M., Friday December 75, 1973 Th, bids w;II be publIcly opened on the same date at 2:00 P.M The conditions of biodirug and prOviilon of contract as attathed ,.,. ._ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CI No. 73.1654 INVITATION TO RID LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER BERGDA. INC., a Florida FURNISHINGS CARPET AND poration, Plaintiff DRAPERY vs The City of Sanford. Florida, in EBENEZER METTS and viteS bids on capel and drapery installation as detailed on the at. REBECA ELLEN METTS. hIs wIfe. SAMUEL H. WAITE and ached spcifications. All bidS shill be sent in sealed WAITE, h5 wife. LYDIE ANN envelepes it'd marked "Bid-Law SAXON and W. H SAXON, Puti' Enforcement Center Furnishinos." husband. FRED W. ELLIS and Bi05 shall be In the City Managers MARY ELLIS. his wife. WILLIAM HAG000, his office, CIty Halt, Sanford, Florida, W. HA0000 arId ' - r THWJ1( WE (OT O1?F THAT IS)..AND JUST/0c IN TIME, eOvs! jy W .. ..... , NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA within four calendar months from vites bIds on furnithlng as detailed PetitIon. WITNESS my hand and official the dale of the first publication of on the attached speclllcations. All bids shall be sent in sued seal of said Court on tne IttPt day of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in wilting and must state envelopes and marked "bid-Law November. A 0. I??). theplaceof resid.nceandpost office Enforcement Center FurvlIshing*" (Seal) ArThur H. B.eckwllh, Jr. addrnofth. claimant and must Bids shall be In the City Mansoer's & Jewelry ATTA BOY, DINNY! GO, BOY, GO! -- -- file any claims or demands which are hereby required to lily your date of bId as December 13. It?) at Cierkof the above styled Court onor they may have against said estate in answer with the Clerk of this Court, 1 30 P.M. This due date Is hereby before December 74th, 1973, otherwIse a default and ultImate thC office of Clerk of Circuit Court 01 MId to serve a COpy thereof upon the extended to Friday, December judgment will be entered against Seminole County, Florida. in the Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney. 1973 at 1:30 P.M. • by Dove Greta. ____________________________________ Glencannon DEV.93 ___________________________ DAVIS & McINTOSH. Attorneys for Petitioner, whoi aduress IS Post s. FURNISHINGS , Pieces ".1 ' . ALLEY OOP FICTITIOUSNAME Notice ii htfby given the! I am engQd in business 90 Haelt Branch Road Maifland, Seminole County F$Orid under th fiditio name of QUEST MOBILE SER. VICES and that I intend to register corporation. Sanford. Florida Publiih: Nov NOTICE OF SUIT Chairman - Women's Libbers may inqtth'e. "Well, women are the J' educators of children in the home, so it iachiefly the duty of you mothers (including YU compliuinirig wives) to see that yosu children of BOTH sexes make their own beds; clean the ..... '' H. N. Tamm, Jr. The previous invItatk understand a new associate better BadhusbandsMorIghf hark tn _______________________________ andhavemycheeksrubhed raw by a face with a 24aY old stubble!" 2) "Tell husbands to use breath mints! "It's bad enough to inhale a secondhand haover, without having it mix up with bad In re the Marriage of: LAW ENrOCCMEllT CEr4TEP '' PISCES (Fcb. 2Oto Mu, 20)Think out how to Improve joyable. Barber& leauty your relationship with a demanding associate and derive Aster Circle will hold a Supplies greater benefits. Avoid one who opposes you. ______________________ Christmas luncheon meeting 412 E. 9th IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will like _________________ ______________________ fine living and should be taught to work for the education I)Cc, 9, at the Holiday Inn in . ____________ Sanford. received so that it can be appreciated more and the work habit learned early. (ilve good spiritual training and encourage a penchant for neatness and order that is so much a part of this nature. Some musical talent here, also. "The St?rs Impel, they do not compeL" What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January ii now ready, For your copy send your birthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, CalIf. 90028. ((c) 1973, McNaughi Syrulicate, Inc.) (ARRflI I - 'I)"Dr.Cranesayil'mtoget myseLf iii dolled up in a see lh4h nlght. For what? st.. sine. I _______ HUSBANDS, BEWARE! e I'5' ____ And here re acme of their e.aiI. ,t..#1 - ( Lane. ________________ II • By order 01 the City Commission the City of Sanford. Florida, this COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 731643 City of Sanford Plin!t'g and Zoning , WInc Friday, Dec. 14, 1973-7A —.I DEW-Cd higher-up who can help ycu become more rucceuful in your Garden Club by-laws were dir uted to members. line of endeavor. Relax at home tonight. A surprise auction was held AQUARIUS (ian 2110 Feb. 19) 11 you are conscientious in the handling of your aflairi you get right results. You can after the business meeting t1ri'vi orP.ater hxnnin,tt with rriti nnw recorded in Put Book 1, Page ii, Sanford, FlOrIda. this 12th day of December. 1973. the home of Mrs. Carl Posey Ofl Dcc. 19. ________________________ _____________ ______________________ LIr1L .iW ASTER CIRCLE dvtlrial District. The Sanford Herald from the Cirroll Riner Institute * CASE Y-55: Lou Kepler is the Woricn's Editor of the JOURNliL at Lenin, Ohio. "Dr. Crane," she said, 'maybe you can make the Lenin women happy by telling the men what their wives would lIke, 'Fur I devoted a recent Sunday column to their pro- ti I GHOROSCOFE , \k 1' WWfl, £fl5. fl Treeburn and Mrs. B. Wilson. . F'ouiteen members were any holdings you may have. Fix your budget so that you are prepared for any emergencies that may VIRGO (Aug. 2210 Sept. 22) Take steps to improve your health and appearance. Make appointments with good friends for the amusements you mutually enjoy. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Plan how to improve your NOTICE OF PUELICHIARINO TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given ttlt S Public Hearng will be held at the Commission Room In he City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida. •t 7 00 0 ClOck P M on December 17 Publith Dec. 11. 21 2L 191) and ____________________________ Lejii oce NOTICITOPUSUC FICTITIOUSHAMI P4011cc Is herc*y given that a NOTICE is hecey given that I am ubiIc Hearing will be held in the engaged in tun of 1W C*ttCI City Commission Room City Hall, Av Lake Mary, Seminole Ccunty Sanford Florida, at I 00 PM on Floridb u JCrth,fIcflflotjs name of Thursday, December 0. 1973, to CENTRAL TOWING, and that I coniider the following change and intend to register slid name with the Being more generally descrio, as located: East of Airport FOkECAST FOR SLINPAY, DECFM1ER 16, 1973 - I oF Legal Notice - George W. Crane, Ph.D, M.D. : board meeting. Chairmen avidson Mrs. A. j . Guest speaker was Mrs. II. L. Elkum, County Forester, who • - ______ were present. Mrs. a er Seilman, president, reported on Mrs. - according to the P1st thereof as - zoned Ml llndustdIal) District. recorded in Plat Bnc& 1. Page3of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Allpart1In interestandcitlzens By Polly Cramer Fir Abby'; booklet, -'how Have i L.nIy WeddIEg,M d Sit. Ah&gafl Van BETEL lfl Laaky 1h'., Beverly , Cii. il Lou Kepler Is a superb Wonsen's Editor who cites some of the irate criticIsms .1 the wives uho read this "wormy Clink" d.aUy.TbeytbInkIme'verplckon men bst always aftock women. Soact as the jiiay in this redhot debate! Bucher 13 co-chairman. Thirteen members and one white rit,vun a t the Volusla fums others. Strive for more harmony with kin, MOON CHILDREN (June 2210 July 2!) Plan time to work DEAR LATE: Since you pit it that way, I doubt If anyuoe will think yu are hinting for a secoud gilt. WORRY CLINiC I metNov. 21 at the home oIMrs. circle, Nov. - . gilt you gave me for my second baby, so I am sending you a double 'thank yot'.' Becsose of all the wonderful gifts I received at the shower I haven't had to buy & thing." [This is true.] What do you think? A LFIThE LATE - they are productive. 0 Azalea Circle of Dc SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 2 I) Make sure you keep for $25 to the Carol Care Center the promises you have made to others. Paying bills is in DeL..and, in lieu of cx. important now. Don't take any foolish chances. j 32 3R 39 so . putting them to work is fine in the morning. Good friend has as co-hostess. - L — — DEAR NEGLECTED: You need more help than I can — 11 _, 10 — — ____________________________________ ir NEG!1ECTED SOAater _______ — ___ ______________ ________________________ — _________________ ____________ -___ - 30 - f7lInnie 14 ——— - trarportat1on, so I can't check up on hirsi. Tu.ins —— 9 - - - -- 46Rs.er in . 28Unblectied 5 IF -- - music weekend js are what hothera me. He just lives ______ 41 Verdi nner.i 45 WhirriA - - ________ n't (Vt I 1r% . U hc nivd}i.ør ..._ '----. iiih 4__ durirW - - •0 the week. hut his country - hIitut,. 2] Eciunu,r egsne running 2 Lank 2t'dIel 3I;spne 1S)urceoI train 27t e,t under 1 up. -- -- 42lhorm 34 tb,rthack rne Sea eogk iTi' Par: a country western band, here in town or towns nearby. We used to have fights because I wanttd to go with him, but h&d ne%er let me. I got tired of fighting with him and just gave bed I knew he couldn't be playing all night, get home until 7 or B the next morning. 19Din'd i cnrrv.r.der nize and schedule your activities C 41(,Iutc iitir iromeca 3! how 3 Frozen woter zglected DEAR ABBY: I guess you could call me a 37 Monetorv unit 3IParIu'ipte 5Ealuoiors 2.lCuniuse4Iigtil I niii II.IIIIt IInni' rjulrnad veor llAntrnnav tC b • - ILegal Notice LegàiNi cmcLE AULF Herald Correspondent I 'leLil scurs - ard n Circles FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1q73 Ani*er to Preous PuziIo - I Lee Falk and Sy B,arry -- �P" - &I - .- , - - ,-& ,,-,A I_I - - -- . - - .- - - , _, I ' - -- - iL - - -- --- ---- - -- - Friday, Dec. 14, 1973—lB The Sanford Herald 6 National I _: I News it- I - Briefs 'Menagerie ' Hthlights 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND SON "Wine, Women and Aunt TV Time Previews House Of Steak To Be Rare on the It's the story of an old man who Voice Choir, and Julie and for the New York Giants, he professes to be the Only real Peggy even do a medley of Mary Norton book. It stars believp,s he Is stuck in a dead. Esther" Fred and all his Dame Judith Anderson, Santa Claus. And he might be. not in the holidaysplrit. A end job and decides to quit songs ½dde' a iuieral 01 NEW YORK (AP) He brings a happy spirit to pleasing hour. Tammy Grimes and Eddie me football. He even applies for a friend, and they are not pleased Albert. Albert and Miss Grimes whomever he touches and most casual television watcher bank job. 77-- en he gets the offer knows by by the way Aunt Esther head a family of six-inch-high eventually, naturally, CVYO now that Katharine to coach the Packers. Ernest Hepbur behaved. To forget the pcs- people who live very thinks hr's crazy. A coinn Is doing her thing on who bears an the tube ,,The funeral blues, they plan a fortahi)' under the floor boards bination of original tunes and this Sunday In 10-11 NBC THE DEAN unaz,ing likeness to swinging party. The group of an old English country house traditional Christmas carob MARTIN COMEDY HOUR Lombardi, G1aasMenager1e."Soreadher plays the coach, Colleen )nrte i1 include s Grady, Leroy. Skil!et hclp t' add to th' hc'fldav spIflt. An' Fn' :utF t:! (w(l by tlw hdridkn Mjçc rut J(.,anna Mik's. ; liir.t play. his ik, .'Lti i . .t bu[ba, hJ Li? 1I1t1Oil loddy MeDowall, Jun Backus are Gene Kell y, singer Doug \dir To keep thij wy of Her portrayal of fragile Inwaitress Fast Fanny and her living they are forced to and Suzanne Davidson are Dullard, Foster Brooks, Rocky nocence gives an enchanting girl friends. featured. "borrow' things from the Graziano, Donald O'Connor, glow to the somewhat trunca ted house. The small family is beset Sen. Birch Bahy, Art 11:30 ABC IN CONCERT version of the noted Tennessee by the housekeeper who wants Unkletter, Audrey Meadows Tonight's guests include Ike Williams memory play that to get rid of them, but they are and Ted Knight. MISS Meadows and Tina Turner, the Staple monopolizes the ABC television 84:30 ABC "A VERY befriended by Miss Anderson's 9-10 ABC THE JULIE AN- and Ted Knight do a skit in the Singers, the Bobby Blue Band, network from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. MERRY CRICKET" The nephew. Rod McKuen corn- DREWS CHRISTMAS "Lingerie Show" and Ted, and the Dramatics. Tonight's EST. merry cricket is back In town, posed the score, and special SPECIAL Julie has a merry Kelly and Dean are funny In hosts are Chuck Berry and the same cricket who starred sets were constructed to give outing with guests Peter "Tht Wedding." The roastee Robert J. Morgan. Miss H'pburn centers the last year in "Cricket in Times proper prospective to the action Ustlnov and Peggy Lee, With tonight Is "Let's Make a piece with predictable Square." This time he's trying lots of Christmas cheer and Deal's" Monty Hall. of the little people. authority as a termagent to perk up the Christmas spirit songs galore. In a dream 1.2:30 NBC MIDNIGHT Southern matriarch who hope-, and, frankly, he isn't having sequence, Julie dreams that SPECIAL Loggins and to win back lost gentility by much 5UCCsS at it. Then a Santa Claus has decided not to 8:30-9 ABC "A CHRISTMAS Messina, tonight's t'osts, also manipulating the lives of her power failure strikes and he is do his job thIs year. Santa 13 10.11 ABC "PORTRAIT: make CAROL' Here's another their first appe arance on grown children. the center of attraction. That played by Ustmov and Miss Lee animated v€rsion of Charles LEGEND IN GRANITE" The the show. They will introduce old Chris tmas spirit s tarts appears on his side, while Julie late Vince Lombardi, the Guess Who, Billy Pez Dicken's story of Scrooge and d It Li r. e superb coming back. This animated his visions of Christmases tries to talk him into famouscoach of the Green Bay Leo Knottke, They will also artistry, however, to suggest special Is a production of Chuck Present and Future. It was distributing his gifts. Familiar Packers, is the subject of this present a clip from the film, that Miss Miles exquisitely proJones' Enterprises, produced by Chuck Jones Christmas carols, and some not special. It covers two of the "American Graffiti," which vides most of the dramatic bal. SO well known, a.,e featuredas worst yeacs Enterprise&, the same group In Losnbardi's stars the show's announcer, ance that might otherwise be that brought you "A Very Julie loins the Treorchy Male career. When a defensive coach Wolfman Jack, lacking. 8:30-10 NBC HALLMARK Merry Cricket" earlier this HALL OF FAME "The evening. Borrowers- This 90-minute * * * special is a fantasy based LUNCHEON SPECIAL - I - ____ = P. M _ _*M __ ALL **ittrnti AT , 'Wf THE ( $LATi ' ___ ______ WE STREISAND WEP.E $ REDFORD iIt1I4lY1M4- __ ' ________ __________________________________________ 2:30. 7.15 oc*ae ca cum TNLATU - 9:23 _________ !SA T. A SUN -. 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MASh __ ElbetI JL s,\ Floyd Theatres ReOrl buval SiI _____ ____ ________ YOU Don't Wasp* Gas " v Parted At Our That ] - ______ 1 4 PESUUe All ctor 99 1.0 "CLAMBAKE" "STAY - I t* '4 v.A% AWAY JOE is tit 2 "TICKLE ME" _________________ FR I DAY $149 Movies EVENING (44) News 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's SATURDAY (9) Lucy Show (13) News MORNING (34) Chan.eie Way (44) Mod Squad 6:00 (6) Growers 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon Almanac (6) Andy Griffith 6:30 (2) Man And (9) Hollywood Environment Squares miner (6) (13) MoVie Semester Ut) Wall Street 7:00 (2) Flying Nun 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) The Fllntstone's (e) Caluccl's Department (9) Cartoon Carnival (9) A Very Merry (44) TBA Cricket 7:30 (2) Lassie (24) Washington (6) Amazing Chan Week in And Th Review Chan Clan (44) The Bold () es (24) Sesame Street 8:30 (2) The Borrowers (44) ChapLain f Roil Out Bourbon Street A Christmas ( C:0O (2) Lldsvllle Carol (6) Fiinstortos (24) Performance (9) Bugs Bunny 9:00 (6) Miracle On 34th (44) Leroy Jenkins Street 0:30 (2) lnth fllgh (9). .Julie Andrews Private Special (6) Bailey's Comets (13) Movie (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Masterpiece (24) MlsteRogers Theatre Neighborhood 4) Rock Concert (44) Rev. Don Stewart 9:30 (9) Adam's Rib 9:00 (2) Addams Family 10:00 (2) Dean Martin (9) Super Friends (9) Portrait (24) Sesame Street (24) Berlioz Requiem (41) Temple Heights O:O (44) Bobby Godsboro Gospel Hour 11:00 (2) News 9:30 (2) Emergency (6) News (13) Petri' GlJfln (0 News (44) Unshakled— (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery God's Freedom 10:00 (2) Butch Cassidy 8. 11:30 (2) Tonight Show Sundance Kids (6) MOvie (6) Favor ite Martian (9) WId, World CX (9) Lassie's Rescue Entertainment Rangers (44) MovIe (13) movie 1:00 (2) Midnight fI1 r1.rIrle fn,nrti.ts (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2) Star Trek (4) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (24 MistRogers N&ghborhood 11:00 (2) Sigmund (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (24) Set.m. Slre-t (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) PInk her (6) Jost* And The Pussycats (9) Mission Magic (11) Peter Gunn ($4) The Monsters , - 120O (2) .).tsorn (6) Everything's Archle (9) Tarzan (13) Movie (24) Electric Company is, Lost in Space 12:30 (2) (6) Go Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (24) Sejarne Street 1:00 (2) Soul Train (4) NFL Pre-Game (9) American Bandstand (44) Combat 1:30 () NFL Football (24) Electric Company 2:00 (2) High Chaparral (9) Camellia Bowl (13) Peter Gunn (24) Zoom (44) Movie 2:20 (13) MovIe (24) Electric Company 3:00 (2) Nashville Movie 3:30 (2) Football Pre. Game Football (2) (6) March of the Wooden Soldiers (13) Peter Gunn (44) Movie 4:00 (13) Movie 5:15(9) Wide World of Sports (6) Sounding Board EVENING 6:00 (6) News (44; The Untouchables 6:30 (6) News 7:00 (2) America (6) Hee Hew (9) Lawrence Welk (44) Wrestling 8:00 (fl Emergency (6) All In The FemUr (9) The Night the - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN All &Uam hw-ge rho Country.polsion Wo By. Sound' 13wa Us At / es',.q HAPPY HOUR , 4 P. M to I P M. DAILY AND HIS RAND 11~4 DRINKS tunes from8:3Opm. until??? \\ 14 .1. I 50, --1-1... DAILY THE ute't Rug spedd / 'BUS I 14 ESS MEN'S LUNCHEON :440 KING SIZE I 01. Manhattan or Martini ç - 5ii S'.i Aqed To P,qfo'ci,a' et c-,'"J 'To Cdoq Ai S,icv,d v%^ Viet Cong Strength Increases ) , \ A 116h.4 Idaho P'a' Sour Cr*.' And C)u..i a \ — rUU coultst DINNERS -81 WASHINGTON (AP) Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim says the North Vietnamese and their Viet Cong allies are "at a higher level of strength and equi pment than they have been for a long time, maybe ever." And intelligence officers estimate the North Vietnamese have sent enough arms, ammunition and supplies into South Vietnam since the cease-fire tosuppert 200,000 soldiers for a year. 75 77 ( S1 $J45 JMenv(Il,,,90d R&mh CI W%M -i romS 295 / 't Sw,wig / N1SanRwilian (6) Movie (9) Movie (44) Fright Theatre 12:00 (2) Movie 1:15 (2) Thriller 1:20 (9) All Nite Movie k - SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Gasoline samaritans will be patrolling area roads on Sundays to find open gas stations and to flash the word to motorists stranded without fuel. The project Is run by REACT Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team. Coordinator Wayne Coombs says the team, which passes along Its information by telephone and two-way radio, was swamped with 200 desperate calls from motorists who were out of gas last widi,,. President Nixon has urged a t.oluntary shutdown of service stations on Sundays to conserve fuel, and pending legislation would make the cicsures mandatory. — DON'T MISS 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11:00 (6) News (9) News (441 Night Gallery 11:15 (9). News 11:30 (2) News - ti A .. \ Airlines To Drop 25 Cities? WASHINGTON (AP) - Seven airlines are seeking to drop all of their air service to 25 cities because of the fuel shortage. Civil Aeronautics Board recorM show that four other carriers want to cut back on service to some cities. I,,.. Senate Kills Rockefeller Bid 1. (0L[MN SPOON AW.RD WINNER ,4 I., I EDD All n"10, CENTRAL FLORIOAS OLDEST UIIDfINEST &')'EAK HOUSE CG'.'-'L€T( 1Jte.4LR'5 IJ'411L I 12 A'. . I , " / * I Ji ________ _____ 1 1 . .4 - . r P /'1 'I I . -._ 1 ., . 1i I I 11 "IiIJ I _ LL .1 ___________ ______'' ..:'IIJI', - - t A: •- I iI I - - £1.I6 - ___________ I - ___ ____ ________- 'H'" __ ------._~~;____ — . ~.. I -- _ I ___ _______ 11 I ____ f* f11~i uui,'mc uoc'.. World News Briefs - -_ asks04111,141111311tAOX4 EVERYTHURSD*y ½ lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter I - I ' I I ! _________ I I ! I. 1- -. • I I '• MASS OF MASTS A SETTING sun marks the end of the day as it breaks through a line of masts of sailboats a the yacht harbor in New Orleans, La. Reflec- lions Will be erased by a rising sun the following morn ing Sadat Agree On Tas ks Of Peace Meet kissinger, COPENHAGEN, Denmark (API Leaders of the Common Market assembled today to adopt a declaration of Euripean unity and discuss plans for combating the oil shortage v lach threatens their econo!:!es. Foreign ministers from Arab countries were also vis— tune to argue their case in meetings with the Europeans outside the Common Market summit sessions. The Arab oil shor tage threatens the Corn:: Market cuuntri with inas uniiipio iiui - • - Oil Plans It says: -The close ties exist ing between th e United Sta tes of America and the Europe of the Nine (Common Market countries are useful to both sides and must be maintained." ... Sax be Vote By Senate Is Mo ndo y WASHINGTON (APt Pruinpt and overwhelming Sen. economic depression, ate confirma tion of Sen. Wil. The Arabs are threatening 11am B. Saxbe's nomination as more cuts In their supply of oil atney general now seems as. Western Europe unless the surej Europeans give them more vigThe way was cleared for Sen. orous support against Israel. ate action, set for Monday, by a The French government would is to I vote of the Senate also like an exclusive, longterm Judiciary Committee. arrangement under which only vote Western Europe would help the Sam Ervin Jr., D-N.C., chairindustrialize In return for man of the Senate Watergate guaranteed fuel supplies, Committee, Secretary of State Henry A. he committee vote was takKissinger presented an Amen- en Thursday at a 24-hour can alternative in a speech closed meeting. Some senators Wednesday in London. He at the meeting urged efforts to called for Western Europe and obtain presidential assurances Japan to join the United States .i...,. . and Canada in an Energy Ac Watergate prosecutor Leon Jation Group to conserve the fuel worski. they have, launch a crash proSaibe, an Ohio Republican gram to develop new sources of who had pledged In earlier tesenergy and encourage the timony to uphold Jaworskl's in. present producers of fuel in. dependence, was called Into the chiding the Arabs to increase meeting for about 4t' minutes. supplies. Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, The energy CTIS1S is expected 1)-Mass., and Philip A. Hart. D. - T — — By EtJAS ANTAR eva conference will probably retary-General Kurt Waldheim members of the Security Counto increase unemployment Mich., said before the meeting Associated Press Writer last three days and will be should convene the conference. cli were trying to insure that the from 2 million to 4 million that the committee should Secretary of State Henry A. largely ceremonial, U.S. offi- But everyone agrees that the world organization would have people by next year in the nine obtain Kissinger and President Anwar riaLs indicated. The military United States written assurances from and the Soviet an opportunity to exert real Common Market countries, The Sadat of Egypt agree that the disengagement issue will be President Nixon before acting Union will be its real M influence at the Geneva con- new unemployed will Include on Sa x be's nomination. Geneva peace conference's tackled at the first substantive sponsors. ference and not be shut out by many skilled workers acBut they did not press this toa first task should be to work out phase of the conference, excustomed to a high living vote, and afterwards it was Kissinger also met Thursday the superpowers. a separation of Arab and Israeli pected to be held early next night standard. with Vladimir Vlnogi-aforces along the Suez Canal year announced that Republican Kissinger stopped In Algiers after the Israeli national dov, the Soviet ambassador in front, U.S. officials In Cairo re- election The Common Market counLeader Hugh Scott would seek Dec. 31. for three hours to talk with tries Cairo, to discuss the Geneva port. Britain, France, West clarification of Jaworski's au. President The officials also reported ii o u a r i Germany, Italy, Belgium, the thority. But the officials said this is that no agreement had been conference, Boumedienne, and informed d Netherlands, Luxembourg, not likely to come until after the reached Scott called it "a tempest in a yet on the technicalSenior U.S. officials said the sources said a turning point ha Detunot and Irela nd first of the year. -. have teapot," but said he would ities of getting the Arab-Israeli American approach been reached In relations already shown some unity over undertake to get assurances Arriving in Cairo from Lon. conference under way next ference was in keeping with between the two nations, the oil issue, calling in a joint don and Algiers Thursday, Kis. Tuesday. from the White House or JaKissinger's diplomatic style of Progress was reported toward statement Nov. 6 for singer met with Sadat for two Israel to worskl that there are "no limiWhat remained to be settled, tackling more easily resolvable a resumption of diplomatic withdraw from occupied Arab tations" hours and termed the session they said, was how and In what Issues on the special prose. first. Such complicated relations, which Algeria broke lands. "most constrictive." After an form cutor's powers. off during the 1967 the invitations for the eonS political problems as the future Arablsraell But they have shown no eviother session today, the Amen- ference would be "I am sure we can clarify it to issued and of Jerusalem and the Palestin- war. dence of cooperating to ease the the sa tisfaction of most senacan secretary was flying to procedural details for the first lana will be left for later phases Kissinger goes Saturday to oil squeeze the Arabs are tars," he said. Saudi Arabia for the third stop meetings. of the conference. Syria, which pointedly didn't putting on the Netherlands beon his Middle East tour, Kennedy and Hart said they The officials reported agreeAt the United Nations In New invite him to visit during his cause of Dutch support of Is. wanted further assurances be. The first session of the Gem,- merit that United Nations See- York. France and nonaligned MIddle East tour In November. rael. And now the Dutch are cause of the Oct. 20 firing of threatening to cut off their nat- Archibald Cox, the first spe:lal ural gas, which supplies much prosecutor. of northwestern Europe, and Saxbe was nominated by Nixuse It at home instead of oil, on to succeed Elliot L. RichardWASHINGTON AI' The 892 passage of the military priations Committee said that bridled inflation, the inThe declaration of son, who resigned as attcrney Senate has voted to cut off millmoney bill. "European identity" that the general rather than carry out, the defense bill is $2.1 billion troductkin of the all-volunteer Lary petroleum shipments to The measure is $3.98 billion below last year's appropriation concept necessitating higher summit meeting Is to adopt the presidential directive to disSouth Vietnam, Cambodia and says "the changes that have miss Cox. below President Nixon's budget and the lowest in terms of per- military pay' the ever-IncreasLaos. taken place in the world and the centage of the total U.S. budget ing sophistication of weapons, Ervin said he considers and $836 million below the The 60.33 vote Thursday growing accumulation of power Saxhe constitutionally disapproved by the House last since the Korean war. the revaluation of the dollar and would deny the Pentagon any week. and responsibility In the hands qualified for the appointment He said the "peace dividend" the energy crisis. money In a $73.3 billi on defense to of a very few powers require because the salary of the attorthat had been expected to now The Senate bill restores appropriation bill for oil export Chairman John L. McClellan, from the end of the Vietnam that Europe draw together and ney general was raised during weapons systems the House had to any Southeast Asian govern- 1)-Ark., of the Senate Appro. war has been eaten up by speak more and more with a Saxbe's Senate term from $35,"tin- voted to scrap. mnent. single voice If It wants to he 000 a year to $6O,(X). The Senate also accepted a heard and to play an appro. Congress passed legislation $476 million slash in President pnate part in world politics." earlier this month rolling the Nixon's $1.1-billion budget for However, it concedes that attorney general's pay back to military aid in Indochina. thtre is no alternative at $35000, but Ervin said this did The cuts are subject to present to the 'security fur- not overcome a constitutional change In a House-Senate con. nished by the nuclear weapons ban on appointing a member of ference. of the United States and the Congress to an office for which Sen. Norris Cotton, H-Nil., DETROIT (Al') - General Officials said the $188 figure Motors Corp. also have an. presence of American forces In the salary was increased during who sponsored the petroleum Motors Corp. says it has boost- was in line with the Cost his term. of Liv- nounced they will increase Europe." cutoff ame'idment, told the ed retail price tags on its pas- ing Council's ruling requiring prices. Senate "I don't propose to see senger cars by an average of the Big Three automaker-s to Ford, howeer, is the only my people In New England i133 following the end of gover- hold their increases to a $150 other manufacturer to post its suffer from the cold while ment price controls on the In- wholesale average, The differ- second round of 1974 n'del year POSES. VERONA DUNNIGAN three grandchildren. seeing this oil go out of the dustz-y. ence comes from the normal prices, boosting average retail BZiSSon Funeral Home in country." GM said Thursday that the dealer markup and destination stickers on its lines by an Mrs. Verona Jerewskl charge. lie said the Pentagon Is ship- increase amounts to 2.8 per charges, Dunnigan, 77, cI300E. First St.., the company said, average of $192 retail. Ping the equivalent of fl,000 cent, substantially less than Chuluota, died Thursday at barrels of oil a day to Vietnam 6,3 per cent hike In the corncompany announcement Park The price hikes come against Winter Memorilal OUPIPIIGAd. MS VRO NA and 1,550 barrels to Cambodia. pany's truck prices, which were said the new prices don't apply JEREWSXI-- f rrt 101' a background of record earn- Hospital. Born in South Sen. Mike Mansfield, 1)-Mont., hiked an average of $321. Mn. Verona Jsre*ki Dun to customers ordering cars ings at GM. In its latest earnmptoi, Mass., she came to nigan. 77, of 300 E Fin? Si said fuel also is going to Laos. For the entire vehicle lineup, through Saturday, nor will they ings statement, GM reported Chuluota in 1963 from Long CPAvota. who died Thvrda,i Mansfield and Sen. Mark 0, including cars as well as trucks, affect vehicles already In deal- nine-month earnings ofi.sa Island, N.Y. She was a Park, will be (eWated member Hatfield, R.Ore., cast the only GM said it was raising retail er showrooms, Saturday of 9:30 mm. at St. at of St. billion, up from $1.5 billion Josephs Catholic Church ,losept's Cal holic Church. Union negative votes in the Senate's prices an average of $188. Chrysler, Ford and American the same time last year. Union Park. Park Rosery will be reciter'. She is survived by her t oday at 130 p rn at BaId*n McNamara Funeral Home, with husband, Clarence Dunnigan of Fr Richard St,Inliamp cd Chuluota. l;ca?irq iJr'II Chapel Hit Baldwin.McNamara Funeral Cemctry, Orlando, In lieu Ot WASHINGTON APi — scribing the tape. in the proximity of an electric find." Cut'dtibut,ont may be Home, Goldenrod, in charge. Technical experts say they If the recorder caused the typewriter and a high intensity made to American Cancer The 18-minute gap is in a tape cannot support a White House gap, t hen the missing convcrsa lamp." Soc esy Baldw i n Mc Namara. of a June 20, 1972 conversation Gokkwod, In charge. explanation for how 18 minutes tion probably cannot be recov- White House lawyer J. Fred between Nixon and H.R. JAMES POW ELL POWELL. JAUcS H. Funeral of conversation may have been ered, U.S. District Judge John Huzhardt testified that he nearHaldeman, then White House %Irv(e% for James H. POWCII. K'. erased from a Watergate tape. J. Sirica said in announcing the ly duplicated the buzz by chief of staff. 04 RI 3 Sanford. who died ?Qdat. James H. Powell, ), of R. 3, After 150 man-days o study, preliminary findings of the ex- recording a tape at the secrewill beheldil7 pm.. Monday at ouse analysis Sanford, died today Born Brssson Funeral Home w.tPi Re,, the experts reported Thursday pens. tary's desk with the typewriter said white H Harrodsburg, Ky., he lived in o toss Densiow officiat ing the con"ersatlon related that a high-intensity lamp arid Miss Woods has testified she and lamp on, but that his own Sanford for the past 40 years. Graes;e services b -I Amr ic n electric typewriter on the desk may have erased four or 1i'e experts were not able to do so. prUn4Irll) to scheduling and lie was Legion Poit 53. Burial Oaiia*ri a Baptist, veteran of travel. However, Haldeman's MemorIal Park Brit on in of President Nixon's secretary minutes of the tape by pushIng However, the expert.c ap' WWI and member of American charge is not a likely caus", The White the wrong button on the record- proved by both the White House notes of the meeting indicate Legion, Disabled American House had advanced that theo. er. and the Watergate prosecution the Watergate bevik.in of three Veterans and Lake Worth Elks ry. An official White house said tests "made with sophis. days earlier was discussed. Club. He was retired from the The experts are now turning analysis said, "It is believed it ticated instruments" had failed The portion Watergate prose. Santa Fe Railroad. their search for the cause of the was caused by the depression of to confirm that theory. cutors believe may contain the He is survived by his wife, 18-minute gap to the Uherbrand a record button during the After Thursday's report, Bus- Watergate discussion is not on Mrs. lena Powell. Sanford; two rrWI.r recorder used by secretary process of reviewing the tape, tardt said, "We accept the no- the parts of the tape that can be Sons, Ansel K., San Jose, Cal. Rose Mary Woods In (ran- possibly while the recorde" was Mills. We accept whatever they made out, and Jami's K Denver, ( 'I! — Senate Denies Oil Export Money - PLi N L7. 0 i TLY.nlh.L.9uPLG.11L14 LQtJP.u( VEAL PARMESAN Choke of Two Vegetables EVERYTUESDAY Hot Bread & Butter WASHINGTON (API - The Senate Appropriations Committee has quietly killed a $I million request for New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's Commission on Critical (.lioices. Widespread feeling that Rockefeller will use the commission to aid his expected 1976 presidential bid was viewed as the reason for the rejection. "I'm not against Rocky personally," said Sen. Henry &lhnon, R'Okla., who confirmed his role In blocking the funds. "If it had been Gov, (John) Connally or (California Gov. Ronald) Reagan we would have done the same thing." / - 92 , North in FERN PARK / II\1 1 - ' EVERY FRIDAY lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chlcken'n Oumplins I '' V6 Consulate Bomb Kills Two - C MABSEILLE, France (API A bomb was thrown into the Algerian consulate today, killing 2 pe,'sons and injuring 23, about 10 seriously, authorities said. There Is always much tension between French and Arab laborers In Marseille, France's second largest city and its chief Mediterranean port. The killing of a French bus driver by a berserk Arab set off a wave of attacks on Arabs last summer in which several were killed. Woman Dies Unaided 'I'I GALA PARTY 9 TILL?? Wide Open Btr _. L. - ) (44) Boxing From Olympic 8:30 (4) M-AS-H (9) Suspense Theatre (13, Paul Lyrxie Show 9:00 (2) Movie (4) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Celebrity Bowling 930 () Bob Newharl Show (44) Bobby Goldsboro 10:00 (4) Carol Burnett Show (9) Gritf (13) Delphi Bureau (44) Wilburn 8r0thr Li Z Gas Samaritans On Patrol A._...i.. 4.r1lrn itea w..,,_,,,,, I — Dance to your favorite - 3 f, I1P - - A $995 AFTERNOON (9) All Nile NEW YORK (AP) - Layoffs announced this week in the airline and auto Industries will add thousands of workers to the nation's unemployment rolls, which are growing s a result of the energy crunch. Eastern and Pan American airlines announced Thursday they were making further cutbacks in employment, Allegheny Airlines said It wotfid cut hack flight schedules by 30 per cent. New cutbacks in employment were announced this tt: in the auto iridutvy, ici i , itieut C., ui'O uf the Inure than 750,000 workers have been laid off indefinitely. In all, 177,000 workers have been affected most by temporary layoffs. The airlines are laced with mandatory fuel cuts; the auto Industry Is being forced to make cutbacks and changes because consumers are losing their appetite for the larger autos. LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDI N G SUN Television Special .- J . - S,r.eOIl 3AMJ03 30AA 9-11 CBS "MIRACLE ON version of 1947 motion picture stats Sebastian Cabot as Kris KrizIe,w1th gueststarsDavid Hartman and Jane Alexander. . Energy Crisis Layoffs .tftjblS. GatdrI Gevem SIad ftt And Puf'v 34111 STREET" This musical Seek Unity, Ph 333 ItIO We Still Have Our, Exp erience . 0.nple. 4Idy tile & V Highway Tension Increases NEW YORK (All) - Scattered violence and mounting tension were reported on tr.e nation's highways as independent truckers parked their rigs in protest over high fuel costs and low speed limits. Reports of gunfire, brick throwing and vandalLcjii came primarily from Pennsylvania and Ohio, where truckers last week staged massive blockades of major roadways. Other states reported some truck stops have become massive parking lots for angry truckers. The independents had encouraged all truckers to honor a two-day shutdown to dramatize their plight in the fuel crunch. But the Teamsters union refused to sanction the move. i rrrri n %W Nft#%A1 i 1: Name '!our Plasure $3OO 5per couple ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—Ruth Thomas, divorced by her husband 10 months ago so she could qualify for state medical aid, has died of multiple sclerosis. Mrs. Thomas' seven-year battle with the debilitating disease ended Wednesday night at Welkind Neurological Center in Chester, N.J. "She suffered o long I guess it's for the best," said steelworker Howard Thomas. "She's better off now." The state stopped medical aid payments for Mrs. lliuznas last year after telling Thomas that he caried $12.1 a month trio much to qualify. Thomas divorced his wife of 32 years In February in a vain attempt to qualify her again for state aid. The Welkind Center offered to help Mrs. Thomas after of(icIaLs read reports of the couple's plight. "I still love her but I'm at the end of my rope," Thomas said at the time of the divorce. Mrs. Thorr.as' body will flown home for burial Monday in St. Petersburg. GM Boosts Retail Car Prices As Government Control s End OPEN IPA.M. Tit 2kM. Hwy 17-92 Ph. 831Cfli 1 Mite South Big Tree, Longwood DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 ü'1!t' 'a fttri) irth -111111111111111111111111111 Author Information Box Jerry Bali's P.M. Of 2 A.M. Cc-.mry We?ern MtiC Cocktail Hour Lunch Served Spn'. Tit 7p.m. 11a.m. Tit lp.m. 2 Hi Ball's.-70C Mon. thru Fri. I 0 LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE lUl -I 11-1-11221 Downtown Sanford TALLAHA&SEF,, Fla. (AP)— An qt-indnncd safety deposit box has provided a treasure chest of information on author Stephen Crane, Comptroller Fred Dickinson said today Dickinson said a gold watch and pen belonging to Crane are only "a small part of the large collection of unique and valuable items" locked in the vaults of the comptroller's Department of Abandoned Properties. State law gives the comptroller power to hold property abandoned in safety deposit boxes until the rightful heirs can be located. -.--- - ------- - - Funeral Notices The rTtss - White House Recorder Ca us ed 'Gate Tape Gap ? - _____ - , . , _i-==.= . Area Deaths — P40 OTHER CHARGES Includes: OPEN BAR —. 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After demolishing two Thanksgiving Tournament foes the Sanford outfit dumped 1 By Dan Gilmartin Yanks Zonk Charley '0 This is something I just couldn't pass up mentioning at least. Yesterday the New York Yankee baseball team announced they were hiring Dick Williams as the New York fld leader. ('barley Finley had previously refuted to "let" Williams go because he had two years remaining on the contract with the Athletics which are the chattel of Mr. Finley. Ralph Houk, Yankee pilot for the last several centuries, decided Detroit was the place he wanted to be and he picked up and went there. He will be their manager for the cnmir.g year. Meanwhile back ak the complaint department, Charley Finley is trying to take Baseball Conimissioner &sic Kuhn to court and make )thr take Lit those nasty things he said l)t ir 1'irhy tcl. F:ven fl tr.'v • Veitetday '.i actions by the Yanks just has to cause a wee bit of mirth for the "Finley Followers" like myself. Finley of course probably has not said his last word on the hapap.. penlng...probably pening ... probably he will try and take the Yankees and-or Williams to court -slang with the baseball cotnmLth-and who knows-he may have to take his team to court to get them to play. My particular opinion Is that the Commissioner's office will try and settle the matter and make the New York dub give Finley a cupla players-probably not enough to satisfy the congenial AtHctIc owner-but It could be enough to start the next baseball season. All I can say is-It couldn't have happened to a nicer guyand I hope the Robber Baron ofbbaU has a couple ofmore breaks like this. • • i I Orlando Colonial 6866 before having Lyman upend them 47. 45 and then dropping a heart. breaking 71-68 loss to Metro power Winter Park. In the Parker contest John Zeuli got the shooting eye cranked up in the final stanza as he hit for 13 of his 22 markers for the evening In the closing stanza. The Tribe came within one and that was as close as they got. Zuell ranks as one of the top offensive players in th e area and Is ranked ten th among Cen tral Florida scorers as he has dumped in ll2 points infh'e outings for a 22.4 average. Scoring however, is not everything. Joe Mills in the past has been noted for the defensive angle and, although he has his finest scoring outfit since he began at Seminole, the defense will be the aspect that, must Improve to permit the Seminoles to win their share of contests this season. John Corso, a 6'3 lunior, is providing some of that needed defense in the form of rebounds as Is 6'1 senior Jimmy Clements. CIen)ents had a fine eff ort in the lint half last time out against Winter Park but was taken ill in the locker room and had a sub par performance in the final half. I& - i On Tr k in pr . . . Given a healthy squad this afternoon the locali should be able to handle the visiting five from Volusia County. DeLand has a fairly tall team and likes to run with the ball as is evidenced by their high scores in previous contests, Joe Mills' outfit will try and slow the unmn to a •rs'n"nnmhln and to do so requires stoppage of the fast break. "I think we can stop them from running," said Mills, "And if we do! think we can win the ball game." The Del.xid contest has been shifted to a starting time of 3 p.m. for the JV tilt and 4:30 for AA the varsity encounter, Previously the game was scheduled for the evening hours of 6:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday night the Seminoles will travel to Boone High school in Orlando to meet with a hot Braves club. After dumping the opener the Brave cagers have P .,n Lyman " won four In a row and will face a tough Winter Park squad tonight. The Metro Conference con. tenders will host their Seminole County rivals at 6:30 and 8 p.m. for the JV and varsity contests respectively. ____ \ ___ '--'-.--.-- -. f-. 0- _____-. _____ rT - — -- -- own - In I Shooting _____ 4- Wi 1'' V .. ___ '' ii&b iw SANTO DOMINGO (AP) - District Attorney Maxlmo Ilendriquez Saladln, upon receiving a report of a secret Investigation, recommended Thursday that Cesar Cedeno should he held in jail. Cedeno, ZZ, the Houston Astro's star outfielder, was being held at Eianehela Fe preventive jail In connection wfth The faal shooting olAltagracladela Chu atamotel Tuesday mernin. Lawyers for Cedeno had asked that the case be transferred to a civil court so Cedeno could be released on ball. % But the District Attorney was holding Cedeno In jail, pending the results of the Investigation by Judge Socrates Curiel. The District Attorney's recommendation of continued Incarceration came immediately after he received the report from Judge Curlel, who questioned Cedeno for two hours Wednesday. Cedeno, who faces a nossible eharee of voluntary manslaughter, could be Imprisoned up to 15 years, LI convicted. Miss di, la Crux died of a bullet wound In the bead which Cedeno said was Inflicted when the 1Iyear.oId girl accidentally shot herself while examining his pistol. Meanwhile, a civil suit was filed against Cedeno by Rafael Tullo Perez de Leon, a lawyer, on behalf of Evelyn, a 3-yearuld daughter of Miss de Is Cnu. The suit for damages was a uthorized by Domingo Antonio Troncoso Rosario, the father of the deceased girl. Cedeno, a member of the 1972 National League AD-Star team, had been in the Dominican Republic to play winter ball after finishing his fourth season with the Aitro, with a .320 batting average. C .. LOCAL WRESTLERS LOCKING HORNS • •' LYMAN Any LAKE fit) A rr wrestlers appear •" W be horns in a b • i The game was not all bad as he was pleased wi th the way Lyman held sharp-shooter Greg Bryant to 11 points. Individually Steinke was happy over the perf ormance of Wright. The big center played a good game on offense and ±d la jt cli dc;:ic. In order to prevent a repeat of the Jones fiasco the Greyhounds have been putting in extra time on ba ll handling and how to esca pe from pressure situa tions withou t making a turnover. The Evana game looms big on the horizon u Lyman staff is quick to point out they will take the games one at a time and for right no w Tampa Jefferson Li the big problem. On both days the varsity contest will start at 8 p.m. preceedcd by the Junior varsity at 6:30 p.m. Th e fire po wer for the Greyhounds th is year has been guard Al Cleveland and cent er Randy Wright. The two are ba ttli ng for top scoring honors on the Lyman team with Cleveland having the edge 45-44. Th ree basketballers are tied for th ird place with 13 points. Math Leslie, Andy Gldus, and Lee Cote are all with identical scoring sta tistics, fashion in Thursday's competition between th e two Seminole County rivals. The Greyhounds took the fight to Lake Brantley and beat them by a 49-6 score. (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) I determined by Friday night's performance. Tuesday the Greyhounds dropped a close four point decision to Jones bring ing th eir record to 1-2. In evaluating th e game Steinke said it was the turnovers - 25 of 'hem — that hurt He elabo'at.ed further by saying his squad couldn't take advantage of early Tiger m iscues. He stated an example of eight early Jones turnovers that the Hounds couldn't convert into points. He continued saying they had difficulty ha ndling the Tiger press which arose late in th e contest. Agai ns t Tampa Jefferson th e Hound defense wi ll have to conte nd with 6'9" Ricky Gallon. In Jefferson's last contest he scored 39 poin ts against Tampa Robinson. Mother problem will come in th e form of a 6'5" win g on the Tampa squad. They stand 1.1 on the season. &' • nw s age- i ,•t witmean more ,nepi i.. .aiurua than tziust ihe cppwientcoiiii's in the krut of Orlando Evans.Last season Steinke was a coach at th e Orlando site raid has coached all th e Trojan ca gers The Trojans are ranked sixth in th e state with a 4.1 mark, Th eir leading scorer is 6'9" Darrel Dawkins. Dawkins is one of the top point getters in the Metro this yea r jg •, - ritual New Smyrna Saturday Commenting on the home advantage Steinke said Its nice to have but wit ho ut fans it does little good, and since the player's enthuslam has not dwindled he feels that a big crowd is L'i order for both games. -- - Brant e I yH osts 'Dev1*1s M~ FQFMM-;~-Z~_~ ,~. *--. - -I I . . . I - - ~_ -T _=M-~ - . . 'i _ Williams R1 .z---v ~Ow_%ij Contract - ___a &MV- -- Sets Stage I I - ___ ~___-__ ~_ ~!T — .1 ~__ -.-~ _1 -MR-10 E 1 7 IM 1____ x~-_-_-_______________. - - - =_ _-_ __=;~~--~~__ ____ IX-f--1-` ~-__; -I .~_ __ __ ,__ Z. . ~_ _- ~__ 7—3~-` ---- r-i~_ - :: . =- i By J RICHARDS the Rarracudai ht town for a shooti ng of All-Count) second areInaI1le%el,andwhjley - - z~~ft--.------~-----f--~z-~----__ - I _____ -, ----,-I ~_._ _-- - ___._ 11cr-aid Sports Editor I pair of tiu.s slated for a 6:30 team pick Stec -_ -'-i Hargis and the are not thought of as league Coach Jay p.m. start. - , 1, ~ -- -work of both Anthony Collim contenders in the Orange Belt fjid~~ N !N_ _ 7 __ ___ FOR&ST CITY This time armM, the Lake wid David Nelson under the Conference, long dominated by , A_ ~ _~ __M Hoover's Lake Brantley Brantley fie uoa.'t a pair of boar A c .-h~___ W . .'', ' ds babe turned the Pats the likes of Oviedo and Apopka, ..: itPatriots will be looking to move newcomers who many ............--.---thin k into a strong five they could show some surahead of the 500 mark or the may change the Forest City "v" - -= —' ' '-' hyena, who hits from out. prices " season with a pair of home school's cage fortunes. Right side as well as under the I! contest against Triple-A clubs now, the Pats sta nd 2-2 wIth buckcL New Smyrria Beach, on the is currently the leading Winter Garden LHke%ICW and wins over previously second— - .,. - -- — other hand, has come up wi th Central Florida prep — New Smyrna Beach -- -W. ranked small school Lake with Just under 31 points per four straight victories including F - owu-' ' Frida), idarti ng with a Ip m highland Prep and Sanford game Bowling, who '-il' Is a streak a strong 85-80 win over Four-A ninth grade game, the Pats will Naval Academy 4 1-x shooter, hits around the 15 a DeLand Tuesday. ' enter ta in the Winter Garden - -=. -_aiiw~MT The stella r performances of game mark, while Hargis is _Z Red Devils with a 6:30 p.m. JV the Lake Brantley 6' 5" wing, always a d They are led by their strongouble figure threat. contest and an 8 p.m. Varsity Marcus hicerla and 6 2" Ba) However, In both Lakeview shooting senior guard, William go. Bowling, both newcomers, have and New Smyrna, th j-_--.--ts King and w ha in t rema th s of e e Pa Sat urday, the Brantley Bunch added an offensive punch and stand a chan .. . ce of falling to potent Bevenl) Brothers Act, will have a chance to avenge a rebounding strength th - - -e Pats strong foes who carry winning Reggie Beverly, who with first-round district playoff loss seriously lacked last season, cage - .:-1-br other Keith last year tromped V . V tradi tions, I to New Smyrna Beach, w hen That, coupled with the This season the Red Devils on the Brantley playoff hopes -L - - - , s" "I'. .. Za ' '.- 9' _____ W _____ ' ' _ V __ and Followed with a takedown matman Dell Rhue's shoulder Roger Moro. Payas took the 4. and escape in the last period for to the mat In 1:58 into the 'irst period lead on a takedown Guy Cambell. The match was in a feature type event Bob his five points, opening period. Doug Wilkinson and predicament points. Payas worth three potntx Brucato showed the form that ____ - ... In battle of stratagies Hound en9b. Hhim to become district tj county wrestling match Lyman befallen by a Hound also by with a :35 second pin in the first second stanza before he pinned Jim Howarth topped Bruce champ. He disposed .1 Robert overtook both varsity and decision. Lyman's Dale Strouse stanza giving the Baby Hounds Moro 1:32 into the period. Rice 4-1. It was unusual neither Frazier In less than :30scconIs. jayvee wins from Lake Bran. held on to a one point advantage a 30-9 lead. Doug Peters moved Lyman to opponent scored in the first two He first scored on a takedown. hey before a large crowd at and took the match 74. The At 168 Lyman's Jeff Clayton a 12.0 advantage In the 11$ periods. Howarth won the The match that brought the Lyman. The varsity won 49-6 team score had Lyman on top scored three points on a near division when after scoring two match in the last two with the jayvee taking a 36.18, 12.6. minutes crowd to its feet was the Glenn fall and followed a few seconds on a takedown he pinned Scott when he scored on a takedown decision. imi Craig Davis battle Hill Hound David Lesure gained later with a pin over Mike Rhodes 1:46 in the first period, and two position points. Rice took an early advantage but In the opening jayvee match revenge on his former team- Smith. The David Colomb-Robert totaled on an escape. Louis Payas went against mates by taking a7.O count over Am the 1, heavyweight Goddard contest was expected Davis came back to dose the Jim Brinker gave Patriot Tom Timothy. Payas Clint Watts. Lesure scored in class it was a battle of strength to be one of the evenings top 27-i Lyman a gap to two points as the first advantage when he took a period expired 11111 went to scored lust on a takedown with the first period on a takedown with Patriot Chuck Colter matches and it was with three round decision from Lee no further first period scoring. followed in the third with a taking a l work fast in the second period decision from Colomb taking a hard fought 4.0 Barrett. Brinker scored five to fI()t The second period saw the reversal and near fall. on top of Davis and pinned Brian Stroup. Coulter took the decision over his Brantley foe. Barrett's zero. The Hound tim in 21 seconds Hound score on an escape and Lake Brantley gained some early lead and never At 120 Paul Richards scored on two takedowns and an takedown before he won the ground in the 133 class when relinquished the margim preserved the Lyman shutout' escape point. In the finale, the unliit1ted match with a pin :54 seconds Jeff Davis took a decision over In the final Jayvee event of by dropping Vernon Prevatt's For the 146 crown class, Hound Mike White Joe into the second stanza, Der.. -as Lang. Davis gained the evening Max Buffkln of shoulders to the mat 1:35 Into SzIlagyl of Lyman won a 15-5 overwhelmed his opponent Brantley evened the count at most of )'is points through Brantley pinned Kieth Williams the second period. The match mark from John Payne. 71 Andy Abramson in the second 6.6 when James Watts pinned predicament. :25 seconds Into the second could have gone either way as match was hard fought all the period for a pin. That corn. Howlett 1:0 in the second me Hounds moved in front period. More importantly first Prevatt was on top then way with SzilagyI having clear pleted the evening with Lyman period. Hewlett had attained a 18-9 when in the 139 division Williams suffered an arm in- Richards. dominance the first two on top 496. 2-0 lead before being dropped. John Nltsch scored a hard jury. The Jayvee final read 36Lake Brantley scored their rounds with the thfttl a toss-up. December 17 Lyman con. In thi. 113 weight class Gary Fought 4-3 decision over Pat 18. first varsity points of the That put the score at 31.3. Miller won a 5-0 decision over Henry Stanley on a reversal tnue 'ts quest lot a state title var.;ity action started evening when Rick Gar:a Lake Brantley regained some when they host Colonial Both Patriot Clint Gilbreth. Miller and escape. with a 99 pound match between scored an escape point scored two in the openi ng f rame Tom Lent dropped Brantley Hound Armando Payas and Pat seconds remaining in thewith :52 pride with an Alpha Franklin ' iirsity and jayvee squads are match win over Donnie Thompson, 13 u ndefeated. .Joe Sterling'!Raiders Will be on the road for the next few weeks. The next home contest for the local JuCo five will be January 9 at Lyman High School 's gym when they take on the l)aytona Beach Jr. College Division Two rival. Currently the Raiders have a 1.0 mark in the division and Daytona will be the next Divisional contest for them. Tonight the Seminole cagers travel to Tampa Terrace to ongle at 7p.m. with Central Florida Jr. College. If they win that one they will face the winner of the Florida College. Ldison clash at 8 p.m. Saturday night-if they drop the -urnev opener they will play in the consolation game Saturday. Alter the Tampa tournament the Raiders will take time off until January 4 and S when they trek to Manatee Jr. Co1leg :t Bradenton, Florida. The first round opponent for the ocala will be Miami Edison Jr. College. The Seminale cagers could have a 9-4 record coining into the meat of the Division II race-and the 13 games they have played to date could have done nothing but help the Seminole club as they could be c'n.sidered top contenders to r't',rn to the State T.zri':nt-'rncthm that '.as I.c!uded in tl?e SiC schedule wiui last year "off" 1944 mark. ___________ - Lyman Wrestling, Sweeps Lake Bran tley By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent am a or a Ig weekend rough, exciting basketball when they face Tampa Jefferson today and Metro rival Orland o Evans on Saturday. According to scouting repor ts the hounds will have their work cut out for t hem but Head Coach Rick Steinke promises a good, exit1ng close co,test. This season the Greyhounds have developed o of th e most interesting and spectator. pleasing styles of ____ .. , - L=— GE'I'FING INTO PIN POSITION Lyman Pins 496 verdict on Lake Brantley (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) Raiders Tourney Bound Crippled Dolphins Patch Pro Cage Standing '='% - Y-- :n . ___ :7 NE'I'v YORK (All) — "You've got to take a step some time declared New York Yankees Preside nt Gabe Paul Vie feel we'e waited long enough We Just hate to go forward" Paul then announced the signing of Dick Williams Th urs.day to a three-}ear contract as manager, setting the stage for a possible legal confrontation with Charle (1 Finley, the ou tspoke n owner of the Oakland Athletics Williamsstlllhastwo)ears to go on a contract with Oakland and Finley has vowed to hold turn to it, unless the Yankees . agree to suitable compensation. M[WriSation was out of line the Oakland boss was S BRUTE FORCE is shown in this shot as two grapplers from Lyman reportedly after two of the top D Prospects in the Yanks farm and Lake Branfley reach an impasse in their match Thursday af. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS system and asked American ternoon at Lyman. Both schools are in their second year of th e grapMIAMI (AP) - The Miami the Detroit Uons In today's I ague President Joe Cronin to NSA loss to lowly Baltimore pier's sport which is a relatively new form of competition in the CenDolphins, crippled with Injuries regular season finale here. E:i Cfir,c, on the case. Sunday. The less dropped tral Florida area. a week before their First Amen. When Cronin prLcr'3tIflatcd, The Do lphins enter the na. Miami's record to 11-2. W. L. ,. G. S. can Football Conference tlonally-televlsed, 1 p.m. EST (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) the Yanks decided to start 21 5 we me IJoris will be trying to Boston ______________________ _____________________________________________ York without him. Playoff game, will test a pat. contest In the Orange Bowl finish their National Con.567 6 aullsio 12 to .400 11 chwork defensive unit ai,'air.st seekititosnapt.iackfror,ia l&-3 • "After many delays caus':'I ference season with a wInning PhIadetphla •.'21 J: by our attempting tin. Central Division record. Detroit, out of the successfully to obtain a ruling . 560 playoffs, has six wins, six losses Atlanta 13 15 -, from the American Leagu' and a tie. 11 Is • office, our club felt It was in th e liamichDonShu1s cleveIa.r Confer,n best interests of the Yankees Midwest DIvislo he hopes to get hl.s team's mo 'Ind Ou farts to obtain Dick MIwaIi 25 5 .833 — Williams wi thout any further mentum back for the playoffs Chicago 7 .774 i' By FRED ROTHENBERG last, erasi ng a nine-point deficit he ight matches Reviera, l ed th e against the Lions, but he'll have DtroIt VVo If delay," said Paul. -4" , sociat As ed Press Sports ly in Writer e ar th e fourth quarter. 'Cuda.s to an earlier to do it without the services of win over ' Chicago likes a big challenge m Paci fic OlvIilon "That's all right - that's the Brantley five wi th a strong PcilIc MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - The Nor th Carolina State at least two defensive rep Go Iden St 16 • - and Kareem Abdul.Jabbar, the right on schedule," said Motta, 14 point night. offensive team lsnoOklahoflla, but it's the next best, says . Los Angeles li 11 $ 45 2 Keep Your awesome Milwaukee Buck cen- those club pulled to within l' h kle Manny Fer. Portland Kancas Coach Don F'ainbrough. Th e Red Devils also have 12 8 *N1 6'z ieC siteti t WHATCHAMACALL IT her, poses the biggest one of all, games of the first-place Buckc some height to counter Rivet-ia. n' foes as 'Nor th Carolina Sta te has a fi ne quarte rback, fo ur fine Warm With A 11 .si 9' -, "You don't get to play against in the Midwest Division. "We're Will ie Kemp stands 6' 4" and , Dolphins' dc. Se'attie running backs — t hey ha ve dep th at the position - who CY Thursday's Games ' e th best in the world every be tter coming from behind. If his reputation is for reboun. I suffered 1 muscle in. ae quick and have good speed," Fam brough said. "Their ChiCago 9 MHvva:b, Gneral EWric I last week and isa doubtday," said Chicago Coach Dick you watch us play very often in ding, not necessarily scoring, Pa m. P hoeni x ios 0 offensive line really fires off the ball." Friday, Games 11 performer Motta, after the Bulls edged the tough games, it's usually like and his efforts could prove f for 1,,o the Dec 23 The object of Fambrough's praise is Kansas' opponent Buffalo at Cleveland WEATHERTRON Bucks 97-94 Th ursday night in that." t'tiie in Monday night's Liberty Bowl game. extremely valuable in cu tting Boston at Houston the National Basketball After Ii.jcius Allen's jumper off the Brantley second and North Carolina State will go into th e game wi th an 8-3 PUMP Philadelphia :t Detroit° Association. "So you'd be tter brought th e Bucks to within one third shot efforts. pion CInInL C or Pittarecord. Kansas is 7-3-1. CALL. Goidin State at Portland bust your tail against him when at 95-94, Norm Van Uer sank WL. Outside of Oklahoma, which beat Kansas 48-20, the 1. Lakeview Is a low-scoring capital at Seattle you're in there and make sure two foul shots and the Bucks at fire, while the Pals have been 0. INC. Wolfpack is "th e finest offe nsive team we'll see th is Games Second-year tackle Maulty xa1t0 mt you work harder than he does." the same time, 00Y bear," Fambrough said. hitting the ceiling with some of 1007 5, Sanford 322.6542 Moore will replace Fernandez York ELswhere in the NBA, Port. Chicago's Chet Walker scored their efforts. Detroit at Philadelphia in the lineup. land downed Phoenix 119.108. a game-high 26 "points while __________ ________ Houston at ChC590 I I 'V • T fl . . . Atlanta at Milwaukee i In the American Basketball Jabuar topped ,Milwaukee witri Middle linebacker Boston at Phoens Association, San Diego edged 23. Buoniconti Ls expected Capital at Golden State against Detroit despite a hip Memphis 107-194 and San An. The victory was Chicago's Sundays Gami, . NEW YORK (AP) - Joseph Cappelletti won the SALE' Detroit tonio nipped bruise Virginia 96-94. sixth In a row and broke vs suffer Kansas City ed against the uroie ?IuiHeisman Trophy Thursday night. Omaha at Kansas City Not only Colts Miami Miami did the waukee's Bulls earlier lost the save 1 0•game winnning Joseph is John Cappelletti's 1-year-old brother and • Boston at Lot Angeles .1 '' their best for the best, but they streak. services Ices 0, rtguar cornerback corn r Milwaukee at Portland he's suffering from incurable leukemia. Thursday night, •riOn) w attw000, I w,,ose I. ALUMINUM alsos.aved sonic of their best for Foley. Phoenix at Seattle 6I 5 big brother John, Penn Sta te's AllAmerican running — __ itk, formally received the 39th annual Heisman Trophy E ADA Miami's offensive line as as the outstanding college Football player In th e count ry strength Is also questionable. and tearfully dedicated It to Joey. I GuardLarry Littleha.sashoul- Carolina 7310 Ill The 2i5-poundtailback's voice quivered with emotion as USED CFFSET PRINTING PLATES tier injury and guard Bob Kue- Kentucky It 10 sao he told the $50-a.plate Ilelsman awards dinner, including 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 'herabcrg suffered a broken N. York is Ii 6)) young Joey, that "if I can dedicate this trophy to him In firm against the Colts. Veteran Vlrg;n;a 19 79 II nnht and 5'iVt' h'rii tip!'- '1 d.i of 11 ptt'Y, it It %, a 121-)car vctcrLn 241 ii By kI'N RAIPOPORT 23 Points and led a second-half would mean everything." 'West Oivi. acquired frotii Buffalo this Utah Assoriatcd Press Sports Writer comeback. year, will start for Kuechen- Indiana ii is .SII The Providen ce Friars are San Francisco, on the other .i berg and rookie Ed Newman Denver c 4 .500 I" finding themselves and the San hand, is 11 1Oh...T moving backwards In. San Antonio 6 16 50Q 1' , may start for little. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL I TI. uu . I Francisco Dons would like to stead of ahead. Pick ed among San DO 13 • II, Fit Between Studdinosand Rafters) Thursday, O.m k..A BaIt' get lost, the country's top teams, the Shula. who NEW ORLEANS (AP)- A militant civil rights group San Diego 107, Memphis 104 Those college basketball Dons have lost three of their ver the ore taking ' Sits vowed to try to ruin the Sugar Bowl's first "national 4.Vergn a 94 NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM teams were going in opposite first four games th is year. Dolphins in 1970, •iitill championship' football game in 20 years unless its latest EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPI FGUN , M'mjh directio ns Thursday night after Kenn1 at Cn lacing a Baltimore demands are met, (flfltI SUC t5.501 V the eighth-ranked Friars posted 'Providence didn't beat a his For the second straight Whe th er it's true peril or simply ntirnIdatlon ta ctics, UtaP vs. Cer&,na at G,s-en very good team t on ight," said a 76-57 victory over the 17th. wo th e Mid-Winter Sports Associa'.ion has been sha ken to Its AN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS r 11 San !'rancisco Coach Bob Gailrated Dons. San Oieo at New Yort, foundation. IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Saturlay's Games First-year Lions' boss Don "We're still learning about lard. "1 just can't believe we Ycr. The unto,ir is In unusual 'Itt ui.gle to force the pritate Carolina at McCafferty was &let.ikd to th e Chaslotte oursil',,ts, said Providence only scored 23 poin ts in the 5tt, ci'ganization that sponsors th e annual spor ts festival ° , Baltimore head job when Shula (,cacti Dave (avttt. "We have ouu ui entucity at Denver be come one-third black - or else. Son Anto,g at india.. left. Current Baltimore coach Martin Barnes and Kevin Sta. Phil Smith led San FrancLs More than social upheaval is entailed. The game can Howard Schnellenberger was Utah v% VIrglni at Hampton corn, but we're finding out with 13 poin ts, but only scored Thr pump up to $18 million in new money Into New Orleans, lured oil Shula's Dolphins sta ff about a lot of our kids." Four of tnern In the second half Kentuc at n here ourIsm is big business, 300 N was San Antonio at Memphis after McCafferty N. FRENCH AVE The Friars found out about when Santos was assigned to . 322-2ofl _ Utah at Hv York dktnted la5t year. flick Santos, one. He ____________ — — — for sc ored cover him. -- fen For Final Test IRRESISTIBLE FORCE MEETS IMMOVABLE OBJECT - ' - ________ Bulls Edge Sports Briefs lwaukee : To Make Tight Race pack Offense Tough ' ' ' -- JJai Alai Resultsi Croorns Cagers Host ..li'dat.ne Res.... T 1 , Ifte 1: jiw $.SI N 4_IS IS ár' £ off _t 1441 $ UM S 4A"a W. T, t sQ fl3v .4I - sKivli AISs t4 81t,t*C14 10 31 t"n ___ It via A Thursday's Rt..0 PEST. OftIftL Saw I- . ' ' - - - V 4t t' r...i t-r Z'&tJ )IU'JS -___ --- __ - __ Tonight's 5leCItonS I Im"448.1 - .. ss £UiII W. LcI-AfsI tn i --- -4 - I . -- . L$ it f ('-II m. f31 * i. L Pi$o tPI 5t4ti - I ' l: _ u - 3i - ; 4 141. - _!fl rooms ninth grade cage arid qui ckness coupled wi th a "If they are rated in the state team will try to up its season pair of strong board men. as a varsity team, then t here's record one notch as they host "We need to get some team a good chance their younger Bishop Moore's Freshsnan and play," Bray said, "But that's teams are Pretty good too," he Junior Varsity teams inat. hard to do in just one year of said. till starting at 4 p.m. playing time here." However, he's also pretty Under Jacksonville While shooting and maturity highon the Panthers' ability to University graduate, Coach are on the plus side of the Like the pair of contests Bob Rray, the Pantheni stand ledger, Panthers, whose . the at 1.1, wi th a 4i-3o b1fl Over soUe lnciu&s many junior Lyman's frosh team and a l varsity contests. are well on Sport to Leestzrg. way to gaining the necessary The double-header, which maturity. will begin with the "B" team Others expected to see action going up against the Hornets' in the "A" game match-up are r I''L' i itu IQ')TBe[I -t ;l Whithead, Yggte Stiawie DLI ROIL- The World Foot. r and J oe Star -.q, Derek Martin, Gary Brown. 'Everyone is going to see ball IAagUe granted Itroij a Kenny aent%ey and Kevin game time" the Head franchise in the new pro league. grownVIUA?tOVA. Pa. - Jim said. indicating his team is Inthe'A"game,Braywjngo going into the contest to gain Weaver, 28, an Iowa State aswith Terry Smi th , Ruben experience. stuzit and for seven years an Cotton, Tim Raines, Leon The Panthers have j aide to Joe Paterno at Penn Jenkins and Tr'nv Rrdits. more match.up before the Statt', Was n.iicdt..h a t Pintir 1tj vilianu,a UflRIJSILy ilI go hoh.., break, I. 19, at jp . i . , with a multiple option 2.3 !,f- agai- nst Kissunmee Osceola at 5 T!f.)1 POINT, Y feine, will continue U man- pin 1he rewi U& 13ll was d asArmy's to-mai iee defense ad football coach in the ml let game sn t at t in f;1, math of a 0-10 itsri what a;iir.s Mc',jnt t>---i -. LlI" ) UU ,J1'J3 team's strong points.The very little about the Bishop BO7ON — The Boston Red Pant hers, who are only Moore team*s he'll be Facing he So sold infiel.kr Buddy Hunter shothig around per cent tridka ted a high regard for to the - '(ansas City Royab for an from the floor, will use sped their undisclosed amount of casti. - ' --= iZ" .s st I1 V?i, INS ________ iz. IN 31$ I WALL Bishop Moore Today _ t_ I NM F — , 0-or - - '- - aa . i_ ,tb14I14. ; ' '44) Tit-101 P4fl rs strus . itz I it! -- 'I' " tTtLI -- — rieisrnan V V - ' - - '----" FOR ' V Friars Stop SHEETS Dons • Shorts ' o Brother - , ' 3X tv._-_ - " r. Fi'Iday, Dec. 14,1973-3B Steinke announced his tenative sta rti ng lineup ftc bo th contests as Wright,Gidus, Cole, Cleveland, and Carl Godson. The "iead Hound said that Saturday's starters will be more 1=VV_ !C V. ..... I.ONGWOOD—In an intra. Another Gilbreth was followed along the same line scored five more pnints in the " , -4-fl . - 0 By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspndent ___ . '.._~ 0' _______ V __________ _______ '.t'uf. — - Tough Weekend Pair 1.• Something that may hiu. ,nrp 'jc Iy the people like me who wait for the beginning of the New Year when the first baseball is thrown out (that is New Years ain't II?) was the actions that went on between the Cubs and their star third baseman Ron Santo. Santo has been with the Chicago club for 14 seasons-he has been a stalwart at the hot comet for them and all of a sudden-because of a slightly off. year-the Cubs tried to trade him to the California Angels. that the Baseball Players representatives had put In thelt contract permitted anyone with more than ten Year's exprrince to nullify a trade because they didn't want to go. Santo became the first player to nullify a trade and the Cute were forced to either keep Santo or get him to a dub that he would agree to play for. Having lived in the Windy City for 14 seasons Santo wanted to go to the other Chicago club-the The White Sox of the American League. Thty traded him there for four players that nobody ever heard of. He now will play for the Sox and don't be surprised if you we the Cinsox In the playoffs next season. With Bill Mellon and Dick Williams hitting the bail out and some fairly solid pitching the White Sax are a bona fide contender and Santo may just have picked his way to the October Classic-aonething the Cubs owners will definitely L- forced to see from the spectators point of view come next f1.1 541$ U-13 . Cagers Facinr .4 _ 0 Santo And The Cubs I - - Friday, Dec. 14, 1973 . tiv! -' ----- - -- tJ, West coast Battle -- ?,emptt., MCH V _____ ?" ,, ~~_ --~~_ - r V i~ 1 __ - -M- - 4l -- ,.- -_ _. - it 1 -'t1 JAM UP UNDER THE 3UCKET SANFORD ELECTRIC and Sanford Atlantic Bank cagers struggle (or a loose ball under the boards in Saturday Biddy League action. 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SA14.MO.PARYS, 1 7.3 Trailers & Apes. 7 Adult parks, 2 Family pak.s. 3513 hwy. 11.92. Sanford, 323 1930; Day, Wk., Mo. if 47-Real Estate Wanted For Sate Goods 51-Household 52-Appliances 53-TV. Rad,o . Female Help Wanted c,Ir:TS ExTRAORDiiAlRF: --Some great gift ideas •n Yule-foe Gift Guide. It will SOJwt your gift Qviiig problem. 30-Miscettanaous Stereo S4-Garage Rummage Sates a-Boats £ Marine Equipment -Camping Equipment ADULTS - NO PETS 116W. 2nd. St. Experienced wheel alignment man. Apply in person 2301 S. French Ave., Sanford. 46-Income And investment Property Merchandise AVALOI APARTMENTS Two bedroom duplex turnistied apartment. 4720 Orlando Drive, Sanford Wanted: Man for laundry washroom and small pickup & delivery route in Sanford. 6 days a week, short hours, good pay. Full time employee need apply only. Apply In person, 113 Palmetto Ave., Sanford Dry Cleaners. 43-Lots and Acreage WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. 1st. St. Clerks- Will train, heavy lifting. No fee. Instant pay. Noreell Teits. porary. 271) Lee Rd., Winter Park, 617 9119, Wanted: I-Houses for Sate 7 bedroom furnished, $130 mo, utilities included. Adults, no pets. Ph. 3730140. 112 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 234$ Park Drive, 722.2*41 Houses Rent 37 .3 toroom. 2 bath home, $03 West woodland Dr. it 6. last mo. plus deposit. 32376)6. Wanted RIds and LPPII. Apply in 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, In Winter Springs. Kitchen equipped. 1115. person, Sanford Nursing and SIOO deposit. Mid Seminole Realty Convalescent Center, 930 Inc. $31 1330 and atter 6 p.m. call Meltonvitle Ave., Sanford. 3223482. RelIef cook and housekeepers. Ideal location! 2 berm., 1½ baths. Knowledge of diets preferred, not ce-n.ha,wwcarp.t,G.E.klIcts,n, necessary. Apply Lake.,ew may extras. Adults. Deposit. In PIursrng Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford . b-drm hOuSt. , beoom air ill? Stevens Ave., $173 first, last Pt, before I am., after 5p.m. 372 ad. call the- Classified Mvet1ii'r..j Department, 3722611 or 131-9993 EMate Shop. located in prime shopping area. Includes inventory equipment and leas,. Wettaverentals 34 Hour Service C611 227-74`11111 Make lots of fOOt's Its your cloWt;. Sell No-Long" Needed Items with a Classified Duo Therm out circulating heater electric washer, swimming pool filter, central air furnace, condition. 323 )03 Utility trailer s, 5*9 1. 4*1'. Good Condition, reasonable- ph. n. 9052, II no answe-. keep trying. SOFA'A'Th CHAIR CLOSE OUT- 7 sets with solid hardwood frame, complete sets lust $79.50 cash or t er ms Firs t come, first served on selection of fabrics, vinyls or Just In time for Chrlstmasl We-have a sur plus of furniture, tables, - GLEN ARDEN Merchandise 60-fice Equipment And Supplies 1-Buiding Materials nursing homes. In Sanford. Attamorde Springs and Apopka area. Apply 9 through 2. MondayFriday; 233 Whooping Loop. Altamonte Springs. (Cranes Roost Office Park, behind new Jordan Marsh, 436 and 1-4 area) el-Equipment for Ritrit S-Pets and Suppliti 4 6-HOrses t. -Livestock and Poultry el-Wanted to 8uy e9-Stamps Coins Master bHuticlan with Cli,nf,ue, Sanford location. Pay 60 cent. Call 67111 S010. $301636 Doom Maid needed Apply in person at 5!umbcflarsd Court Motel. Hwy 17 92, Santtxd no Phone calts iD-Swap and Trade 71-Antiques 72-AuctIOn - wanted, frq'anfurds newest shop Call between 5 - 30 ...".! I p n' 15-Campers Travel Trailers Beautician Marie's beauty Salon Ph, 323-0347, 3723750 16-Auto RepairsParts . Acmsoriits 7.-Junk Cars Pmoved 79-Trucks and 'railirs £0-Autos for Safe Girl Friday. port time, shorthand, r'e!,n biii1Jr0'n11 ?',ang. r -1 I ;h Ci 15 'Ait ttjppflibIe woman to care for 2 smtl buyS. o-*rt fran sOort,ton. Hrs. 7 Ip 4. Pit. 772 coos $1-Aviation This NEWSPAPER do" nat knowingly accept 4(P WAHTFD 405 ttt /ts4.ulorCyCCS t.ased cm age from em pioyrrt cvtrod by W: DISCRIMINATION, AGE IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Mri r.tcrm,.ttnn n',5j 5 i .-'. - f,_ - Rtn. 3T1. Of !wc Prc,f CIt. 72 W. Lake rai..'y Dr.. P 0 &z A 34 Ca.-tdo. Fl, flC'ö. Of5O 741 4413_ School teacher needs babys4ttlr. 73 Mo.,. thru Friday. Own Iran sportatlon. Call s74-1119 .fec 3.30Male-Female Help Wanted iRlvERS. Part tune or full time. We Ira;ri you oow c3mrni$5JOfl .r 23l . r Ax PREFAPEMS- EPe-tivocr411 )ndrv4uai tax refurr. Salary plus bonus. iontord arid Longa gil ices (Orf*ij H&R BSork Inc.. 11177131 N. Byd • DcLar4. Pta. 377 (I 1*24 7344It (1904 Mobile Homes Rent 2 Bdrm., Mobile Home Furnished. Air L Carpet $30 Mo. ifl. 333.1417 ¶. W-r wanted fOr hOSIlt5 and 67-Lawn and Garden 63.-4MchinerY and Toots Tr?nsportit CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLE-to DOES (HE MONEY you Can make in your Were time as an AVON Peptr-1entativL Call 444. 3079 2 bedroom itousetrailer furnished. electrIc or Ivil heat. Children or pets welcome. 372.3439. New 7 berm., $wio & 3 berm., %11 14 60, plus lot rent. IS minutes from Sanford. 131.1464 & $33 7311 alIt, 6. Realtors Lqwxxxj an 10 9, Stenstrom 4 5_4T Realty SUNLAIIO - WE HAVE NINE HOMES listed. in this highly desirable location priced from 519.200 to $24,000. Most have 3 tctrooms, some ha-se 2 baths Most are in good Condition. We'll be happy to show tnem. WYPINEW000 - TWO BEDROOM FRAME COTTAGE with heat, air, living room, dining area, equipped kitchen, all for only $10,300. Condition fair, it anywyl It may be what you want I Call . Iniums -Condon Builder. New 3 bedroom. 7 bath tvmaj Car- Pet trig, rare, 'iish,.,astier, disal, central Mat-air. Lot 110 X 144'. Ph. 671.410. R oberts & Gilman 'I% - 'It - rr Raymond M. Ball. Peg. Esflu.er P1a12,Aisoclate 917 W.! r., . Houses for Sale "Stop Um!" Ptciecresf-3 berm, 1 bath, all carpet, a-c. stove, rung, well 3 CASSEL.8EMRY pump, screened porch. fruit frm, $fl,1MY By owner, 323013? after , Takeover nslg.r buy FHA. VA With no money down. 3 bdUn., Mm LOCH ARBOR-Spacious 3 central air PPM. wilk to $tot*$ pUn fmiy , b.'h. pLt -i 571. SX rO-..T, r..çpco ktr.crL 5 Side retriotretor freezer, two c-ar "We Stop oarjçe. beevtiutli 'aritcai.ed. wGudptivacy!rnce.Arnttosee. I'll 141 (' 347,5AJ liii ve ..)ucceeu. . - ';' r, Jrp-, i.i&d garage, fenced 534.100 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor HALL REALTY 1EAL TOP - - M 914 Fern ParS. MOSSIE C. BROKER LIIJW BATEMAN 312-740 - ilk. DII tONInG 2609 Sanford Ave, 322 6390 __________ - 1__ ,; .: ~-- . _____ n2.o. Give Dad a CoIil Butane Ligher, $9.95 & up from Gwaltney JewelerS, 70.1 S. Park Aye. Orets them up for Christmas in a pair of Poll Parrot Shoes. Knight's Shoes, 20* E First. New arrival? CLOTHING. In tme for Christmas. Merry-Go-Pound. 79S S. Sanford Ave. 373.9040. ;. . r,ds for ?.'-m Plo rncire d,t pa G.E. portable or buIlt-in dish. washer'S. Sanford Eleztrlc. 377 1542. Make Mon's lift easier, lit a Kirby 00 th work, It's S machines in one. Kirby Vacwm Cleaner, joy W. 77th St., Sanford. 323-3130 Sped Quart Washers & Dryers from Firestone, dc-r'?ovyn 5,,fc't'd will rna.e lAun'y drui.Jc-r-, easier for Mom all year, 322-oj. Give Mom comfort and beauty-a pair of Daniel Greene house slippers from Knight's Shoes, 200 . First St, A gill that Is SEW right-. Futura Sewing Machine from Vingdon's, downtown S3nlord, 373 Gft3 will KIDS l Like ?r Ott; roaSter 3 Sor 10 %pt-'-i ,crn fixit Shop. z Frenth. (Hwy ii 92), 333.473), They'll enjoy the cold Holiday season in sweaters & vests from buttOns 3 flows, 3640 Hitwatha Ave. Franklin Mint & other unusu al gift items & coIns, of coves*. Tom's Coins, 124 E. Morse Ave.. Winter Park, 647-1239, ALL out of ideas? ViSIt ETHELL'S ANTIQUES, I mile west of I-I on old State Ri. 43 it "14" station. Pools, 3725171. Gifts ot Distinction, Diamonds, Watches. SilverChina, Cryital. Kader's Sanford. 3227343. Give Roller Skates for Christmas- Gifts for kyllm-1 I 1111$ F. BULLDOZER :'earng lots our specialty. 373)73) aft .m., In- large selection of skate cc- ce-norm.. SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog Track R oad *31-2174 WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all Saddle-t in stk. The Equestrian, 52 W. Broadway, Oviedo. 3634)6). Oil you know that Collins Florist, Fairway Plats, has a nice ,election of small ift$7 373.1701. Wires GE Spray iSle-am Iron and a GE Toaster Oven from Gregor y Lumber, 6th & Maple. 3770300. Bring sparkle to her eyes with , T!t.hy Sd e-tilJAlrmrr.t rin - . %l),j up Gwaltney Jewelers, )4 S. Park * Pelts, moccasins, billfolds, Saddle equipment Save a) lIst Old Corral Western Shop, $7.97, 1 mile S. at Debary. "# 4051 -GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling sour good used fu rn iture and appliances to Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 5. Santord Ave Ph, 327-4)72. S.nta's headquarters-boats 1 hard Ii"ts good selection. The Iquestrian, W. Broad-wa,, Oviedo 3434161, H OME The Sound of music sviM abound in your home from the stereo you purchase it FIRESTONE, wntgwn Sanford. 3220344 Concrete __________ ________________ SeIe-ct a gift from our complete Whfrlpool home appliance center, Geneva Heating 1, Air Cent Se-mv., 30% Orlando Dr., 373-3431 p Nova VS, iiuto. air, radio, Ma?. 817.1$ up. Met'to Pinecrest Shopping Center. Give- fash'-nabfe c!oihal tram Oute Limits. 5.anlord Plcia. Gil Certificate's are just perfect. Gifts for the OME - U.S. and Foreign Coins U. S Currency; Fir jewelry; battles FMiP4OL COIN CENTER 109 We-sT 51. 'FOR THE GOLFER IN YOUI FAMILY - .Topllneof Gotf Ctubi balls, bags, s po rtswear r-.. !i!fa lr',.fl5 WlLSUt F,iAIER for the be-st Cnnstmcs ever. Save ort national brAnds. Liberal trIde-int. Ftte delivery. Convenient terms We give TV tarnps. 31) E. lit st. n. 3472* -..i Painting-Interior & exterior, re-pairs. roofs painted, free honest experienced estimates. 3730791. REASONABLE PRICES CALL vacuum ttttlititttitttittitilt _ to PHIL DEERE FURNITURE for a r00mful or just that certain accent 11cm. We have the fine--st brands, at the most reasonable prices to be found any-wher e You will also be pleasantly surpris,d at our large selecti of ver y unusual and very unique gift items, Come In.rdfrepp4lL DEERE FURNITURE W. Firdl St lHvvy 44) Just) ml. east of Ii, 327-0230. ___________________ FREE Home Demonstration 0079. Phone: 322-261. 1 a CONCRETE PATIOS COOBURN FENCE CO. PH. *30.324 Custom Homes - We tulid custom homes, or extra b.droomo,bitlsrooms, playrooms. SUN Enlarprises, Inc 130 4*47 Doors _________________________ - Woaper Custom made screen room4,cai'. ports. Top workmanship arid materials, LEACH ALUMINUM 373-4475. Custom made cabinets, bars, vanities or replace that old (ounIer t.-p, 373 1Q40 Lawn - " Service LI - -' They'll be the hit Of thecanine bathed in medicated rinse from Ani ma l haven, 5757 JOLLY GOOD off tuoceited O YOU IS' The Yuletide Gift Guide. -4 Metal, Plastics, Jewelry. Trophies 4)IUelhDr..$anlord,372 $S or 372 2172. _- TV-Radio-Stereo I Custom camper on Cad illac chassis, Stove, refriger at or , sleeps , 3226517, evenIngs, BRAND NEW VOLKSWAGENS 2453. NOW IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!!! 48 Auto Repairs 76 Parts. Accessories TIRES 77$ * 11 black 51$.5 plus tax; 52$ x 14, black $11.93 plus tax; G70 * 14, - raised white letters, $29.91 plus tax; 179 a 15 Firestone white waIls. $37.5 ptut tax. B.aroalns on Pirello Steel Belted Radial tires. Got Yours Today At.,,. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC hA Ta,QCAT,15,$ '.Skyj SANFOIO MILANO liii Hwy PIP) Stt S Hiry PIP) $ i Sa.usrd Pt Zn In Dir Pa o Orla, Pt tat ;i Sai.v-d Pa nj I)# FICIAD Lots Cl good used tires 1,3 and up. SANFORD TIRE SERVICE (Formerly Humhrey's Tires) £20 S. French, Sanford Ph. 372 0877 @ 1974 FordL T,D., ) 1 2 Door Hardtop Equipped with V.8, vinyl seats, white sidewall tires, convenience group, deluxe bumper group, automatic transmission, factory air, power steering, power brakes, radio, tinted glass, I., group, Loa uepUXe g11, dedl -' , - -- - -. - ___ -_ -- - -- - ;i,. I- ' -I : . j- - . _3 -- fl - ftLI'l , ( G New Courier DOWN CASH or TRADE Pmts 1106.54 Mo. For 2 Mo. Apr. 11.13 transportation. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. 54 Garage - Rummage Sales - - _____ - -& -IIJMMAGE SALE- -- Toys ___ GOOD SELECTION Clothes, MiSc, 415 Beth Drive. 327. Saturday & Sunday. 2334 55 $a,o'3 * _ ____________________ BUY NOW Boats&Marine Equipment & SAVE! ROBSON Mi\RINF DOWN CASH or TRADE Only $9•3 Mo. 42 Mo. Apr. 11.13 7927 Hwy I? f2 Jr, 5761 *Wifft Approved 196.0 Trojan Boat 23'CablnCruiser Call 3237547 Credit Jack Prosser HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD., SANFORD I - OF Travel Trailer Sleeps 6, $750 Camp Seminole, 372-4410 Extended decor package, rear step bumper, deluxe wheel covers. Tops in economical TOYS FOR TOTS and lots of other I gilt Ideas in the Yuletide Gilt Guide in the Classified Section I '. list JUST RECEIVEDH PICKUPS Solid state AM FM radio, casette tape- recorder, $40. Motorola (Over, 53 hp Johriton & Gal Trotter, Extras like new, 372 3772 I It call tsr apetntm,ii$ Antiques needth best Do not tsk:a ctats Over 20 year& experience. Refinishing and re-pairs Free pickup and delivery. At Klug, 73U 3232. Rt, 3, Box 177, DeLanO. Fia. 0=1111111IM--ttl Columbia gas range. I year old, perfect condition. Ph. 323 0*41 . We replace old WindOws, any type, Save fiei. Free screen. SUN Enterpris,s, Inc. 130-4142. valier Motor Inn 1 49 NSTALLEO * 16' Bonita Bow Rider w full vinyl Ca trailerS and campers from New World Travel, hwy. 17.93, Longwood. 134-9471, 110 LONGER USED CAMPING WON Drib i. thi1 $04A ?6)7OrIndo Drive, 3720352 ---- - LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS residential, Commercial and Contracts now avail#bte. 373-0319 9314W il PlAZA 115* FLIt OMS CARPET Wanted to Buy YOUR ANTIQUES MILLERS WIndOWS 1-411 ENGRAVING SERVICE 71 TELEVISION SETS $25 UP DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3' and larger, pumps. sprinktert Engraving 7 L'UE41iDttWt NEW VOLKSWAGENS CENTER. 109, W. lit 3734351. stereophonic stereo, $ track tape deck, AM-FM radio I, record player. 5)00. Ph. 322009). U&M WELDING Road Service, Build Up. - best otter Ph 372 3760 A SHIPMENT Ife the- latest In new and used travel silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697, PHONE 322 9276 Prv'i'ar Lrm.lns Ve-ty, Fla. _____ Marty to choose from. Dick's A15T piiance Sales & Service, 2611 S. French Ave., Sanford, 377-7631. Welding Consls.in. Call 131-7070. AAA AUCTION, Hwy. 1797, Longwood, To buy and sell gold or silver coins. contact us first. We Also buy bulk Freezers _Fre-e Ejtmatrs Ph 372 6373 Land Cltring_______1 - -. Every Friday 7:30 P.M. $uy, Sell or 69Stam P5 Coin S tibet's. ranges, retrlg %3993 up. Also re-pairs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave.. 323.7932 53 manager 373 67)0 Alt-boat, 100 tsp. Continental 10 . 1700. Also 3 keg draftbox. Ph 1319016 I Ph. 322.1481 '. -. credit mil ea ge, fully equipped. wiJil oval tires, vinyl roof, p.s • pb., 51750 or Autos for Sale small pick-up. Phone- 323-5700. Want to buy clean used refrigerator In good working condition. Ressainat 1311-20M CondItiOning Serv. 30% Orlando Dr. First bldg. South of Airport Blvd. on 17 97 373 5434. PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Llcrssed.Residential.Commercial -- Hodges 3 Griffis Land ClearIng Ecavatlng & i3radrtg. Ph. 3231797 or 322.6313. day (f nile-. HarI91n9 W- repisre oljhl'r', Any type-. ', '.',.t'rr (Cmldt,OflU5, 372 4.61-) - meow Size Sii,i t.jt SUN Lnterpi'ises, I.- Hooks Garden&Latn5.n'mce Inc. 1304117 Vi ELLS DRLLED.PUMPS 14 Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Trimry rg All types and St Xe-S 0-332 421* We repair and servic.a Builders, sub contractors. STIPIEMACHINE& Lawn CIexn.Up, and Light Hauling. Com plete HouSe Plans and Shop SUPPLY CO. Tremblay, 323-2774. Drawings. Fast, dependable. economical. Call Victor-36S 3741 377 6'1.32 707 W. Ind St. KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage. LcIt and Lawn - Freee%hmate. call 373iO4 -. -- j - 7,j , 331 2069 Carpentry, Re-modelin, Custom Work, Free Estf"nate. 373- Bring Results FRIGIDAIRE, v.ITCP4EPI MAYTAG, FEDDERS. All major appliances. Best In quality and do, pe-ndabllity. HOME APPLIANCE CENTER, 1700 W. 1st St 377.3*33, Ligt'l vt the Holiday Season with I&* oplIc lamp kiti from Village Crattsmsn. !C'7 ¶ P, 21 p7)0 Call Ray Cleaners KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only autriorized sates 3 service in Sanford. Open 93. Mon-Fri., 5l. 9.1 107 W 271h St. Ph. 373 $120. Reasonable \'Vanf Ads H 'Ui.' Service, Dc Mossni,,, Tranplanting a. Removal of trees. Lakefront cleaning. No job too large or too Small Call 333 4649 anytime-, HOME IMPROVEMENTS SmallJObs Wanted 377 1331, "Lake Mary" down, lake over. Call manager Ph. 323-4230 Will pay $3.50 per 100 Clean Spanish moss, no sticks or trash. Sludtr Floral Co of FIa. S. fleardall Ave. 323 1710 Christmas now. Financing available. Geneva Heating I. Air E. ARMSTRONG free 6. Lakefront BUDDY'S Custom Painting Decorating for the Holidays? Come taM,al h.*i I. n- Complete KOdak Pockt camera sets make great gifts Gift Boxed. SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN ad. to sell your don't needs! '72 FORD GRAP. TORINO. Nothing '69 CHEVY PICK-UP. Nothing down, take over, call credit AUCTION CASH 372I1I2 For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy I u' 1 00 1 items. Larry's Mart, 21$ Sa nf ord Ave. three super salesman, a classIfied .'. kf.46 West Sanford 3235620 Dryors. Ire-c Delivery, SHELLEY AUTO SALES. 70$ French Ave.. 323-2NO. down, take over. Call Credit Manaper 373 6230. Dell's Auction Service Cam per Top for Datsun. Toyota or' JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wptoiasate price's, J ol ly Charlie-guarantees in writi ng to-we'st Prices in Fla. GormIy', E. 44 past Be-ardall at PR trac ks. 1963 Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmission, good fires, radio, heater. Only 1.495. '73 Ford Gran Torino Sport. Fully loaded. Small down or what have OU & take over. 322-4514. 67 Feed Ph. 323-1127. '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing - 7111. Tree Service iOQFrenchAve,,372.9531 - WE HAVE JUST GOTTEN IN A BUNCH OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES, JUST IN TIME FOR CHRIST MA S. 19' Tra vel Trailer, like new. Completely equipped Save 1 1, 372 67-A DON BALES Sanford Mot or Company 50*5 French Ave .322 4342 17 60 With love- & care. Profession al Ph 323 3$94or373 3959 Livestock And Poultry ______ For, the be-If buy in Amer ican Mofort, arid Jeep vehicles, see 1966 Ford FairlaneSo)) statIcr, wagon. $100. 177 Flight Line Ave. Sanford Airport Ph. 373-3900 numerous to mention. For your "trjstm4; thopp'n.j visit us !h - **AMC. JEEPS** $37.50 SPARTAN BUMPERS amplifier, straight guitar, wood burning stove. All kinds of new toots, practically new si ng le bed, hundreds of other Items too ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used. any condition. 6441126. Winter Park. WPII1ESIOE APPLIANCES, 644. Fast efficient Service, old and 'sew Bonded, licensed, 3220951 AOCOCK Roofing&SheetMetal Gutters &Dmn Spouts POODLE GROOMING. Cash buyer articl,: fur. niture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 3224972. Refrigerators, and WARRANTY * Bell Plumbing Co.* Let a classified ad se-Ip you clean cut your attic, garage or ba semen? __________ rreeChrlstmas Puppies Will 14010 Ph. 3fl 3969 manager 323-4230. For domestic 3 Imported pickups Save 40 pct.-Bvy direct-Factory items. Two guns, guitar and Wanted- Old furniture, lamps, misc. private party. Ph. 3n.iii Whirlpool home appliance centerenterdishwashers, compactors. Price's start at 51*9.93. Get Mom hers for Phim bing WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle items Sell them quickly With a Herald Want Ad by calling 322 261 1 arid askinq for a friendly Adyi5ç, Ceramics jACKSON'S CERAMICS. kiln dealer. 10 S Closed Thursday - 3 Sunday. 3727921. _________ Board lnq- Profess Ions l with love- I o 4 p.m. Animal Haven Boarding. 3375737 St. Bernard pups. Born Dec. It's. AKC registered parents. On premises. Call 372-1)14 or come we at 2403 Hiawathn Ave. after 4. 68 Appliances Washers - 4 s- .. 32234 22 -RECONDITIONED Call for tree evaluation $317370. somm dome repair, Improvement, painting. No lob too large or too small Ph 32)1609. _r. - C_ ! 9- - Gifts G1ft fc,r Give Dad Black & Decker power tools. and Stanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber, 6th & Maple. - .I I _______ ENERGY CRISIS? Save yours by using the Yuletide- Gift Guide In tne Classified Section lestalled Call Geneva Pltg & Ar Concl Service 333 3411 Home _ Improvements Beauty Core --- - Pet Care mmismismossist 57 Dog training in your home- All Breed Dog Training Academy I - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON .(formerly Harrieft's Beauty Hook) - Sit E.Pine,3fl BUY THE BEST for Dad, DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, 201 E. First, T1 'L .. Hogan Insulation, SANFORD CON Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold arid HCATIUC, P. AIR ' _&__- DAD . - Pool Table taking up too much1 room? A Classified Acf will find ita buyer. CHRiSTMiS SPECIALIII TREAT YOUR FEET to treat by using the- Yuletide Gilt Guide in tod ay's Classified Section. 36" Electric Stove by Magic Chef, Avocado, 2 yrs. old,almost new. $99.30. 373.4977. -- Airless& Conventional Ph. 323 2954 'U FALCON WAGON.P4otts'ng' down, take over, call cred it Trucks and Trailers Let a classified ad help you cleec out your attic, garage or basement! NEW BOARDING KENNELS WITH' GROOMING FACILITIES. West Hwy. 46 Ph. Rcland Dunn, owner, IS Campers 377-4057. Travel Trai le rs WILSON MAIER FURNITURE pm, Ph. 322-7533. HOME & BUSINESS Pets and Suppiies ______ Is a Purebred New Zealand white rabbit herd. 60 does, 6 bucks, all or part. 322 9732. Lamps 53 up, tables. $6.50 up; oc. c*ilonaI chaIrs, 13 UPi dkwttej, $15 up. KuIp Decorators, 409 W. Firil St. 322.7333. - - with designs. Pay $39.50 or 6 payments of $7 per month.- S.. at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. First St., Downtown. Modern Gold Sofa, good condition, $91. 2 End Tables, $25; After 3:30 EXTERIOR PAINTING PH. 3fl64o.r372.7! CLEANING. CALL Insulations nir,_aA or-ic S fl ¼. FJfl fl ¼/I INTERIOR AND - PC Don't Tt. EA't 3' '' Ln!rd.i ~ 'T t.'w1"""E'[I ft ir flflIT¼#fl ___________ _______ lS27ParkDrive.372.1367 -__________________________ ________It ____________ ______ -. SAVE GAS and time and trouble With the Yuletide Gift Guide now ;pe3rIng daily in thi ClassIfIed Section Pointing OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 373-$9Sa. FP'Il line GEAppliances Sanford Electric Company ____ 2L BALL REALTY ) summon IV 1 322.2420 Anytime Ray Crank, Heating Applances - -- 11 & LOCH ARBOR - EXCLUSIVE DELIGHTFUL NEW 3 bedroom. r'? ba th 2 st or y executive colonial With climate control, double garage, formal dining room and all new house feature-i. Price Iut reduced to 146,500. Appnt. Attic iç To Serve You! Central Heat 1. Air Condticnirig For free estimate. call Carl Harris, as SEARS in Sanford. 372-177). _________________________ ______________________________ - Experts 'Ready Call For Junk Cars Remov ed STEP + BUMPERS FRIDAY NIGHT 7 O'CLOCK Artificial Christmas trees, Or naments, and other Christ mas _____________________________________________ Pug for Christmas. See now. Terms Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 323-3299. On deluxe IIe-cctii zig tag. 3 needle positis, built in buttonhole maker TTU SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 21OMagnolia Ave. - 211W. SthSanF! ________________________________________ II Business Property ianitn'ial service uded. AAA location AvallibIe immediately Ii,.,. 17') 4070 40 1, of Air Conditioning nnom ill 11 $98 '~ 830-5500 .flC 64 3223lO3 Klns .Queens Wrectory A -_____ MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS ___________________ ill )IS E. First $t. CHGOSE FROM at In) mwalpLa.za Ilalpaji 3 Household Goods buysell-trade Idyliwilde Homo By THE FIRESIDE " Is what you'll have in flsii lovely I bedroom home with screened patio area. Huge towering oaks, ante pool set this home apart from most In this x'ke range. Call me, and I'll be happy to show you anytime. Shirley Bennett, Assoc. MERRY CHRISTMAS. "SflfOrd'I Sales Leader" Your Mvltiple Listing Agency For ,'sefli Local and Nationa l MLS 2563 Park or. SANFORD, downtown prestous REALTORS office suite-, e-le-v8tOf, parking. and KINOSBERRY- El Caphen St, 37 TO Realty, 322 1301 764) Hiwt Ave. at 17-92 $#-Bicycles $9-Musical IBeauliful Large ___ Wooded Lots St re t Lighting *Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS Payton "CHRISTMAS BY -. Love beds, etc. that must be sold be for e January at some price-I Set at Gregory Mobile Homes. 500 French Ave. , Sanford. COlOrS. United Freight Sales, 3550 S Orange Ave Orlando. You. ,,4 Longwood area- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room. central airIseat, fenced, carpeted. one year new. Many extras, $79,130. Owner $34. 7411. - good condition. Ph. day 3773241, night 3223151 Welcomes Roberts & GiIan - Unfurnished TO PLME A Yule-tide Gift Gu S/-Sports Equipment Calibart Real As 65 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, 94&4& SHOE REPAIR Furnished I ' M&diterranean bedroom Sets with intricate Spanish designs, heavy chest handles, and hard rubbed finish, I piece set Includes dresser, miryor, chest and bed, $99 cash or terms. United Freight S ales, 3350 ASSUME PAYMENTS - 1970 Maverick. 6 cyt. Auto. New paint & br ak es. 1 owner. $930. Ph. 372777 5. Roger 327-1179. Auction Auction Sale Equipment for Rent ___________ SPANISH BEDROOM SETS, 3 brand new Spanish i. - Life in' Ii Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $ I per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE C.11b.2',20 1-leoge TAPE Trimmer; RECORDERS. '.-" Drill; 16 P.'..'.f Movie Projectors. Other Surplus odds 'ri ends Including 1.1 carat Omega DIAMOND Watch for STITCHES, (I) nationally athrr tised brand has all the latest Stretch stitches, famous from loading bobbin, built-irs button. holes, blind hem and decorative Oriand., Mon Fri 9 t __ s Bicycles ___________________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes aMUAA#1 DAIM,',dI SMALL * Construction * - 'oOC nevy body $100 or best offer. 372433, 1973 Ford Ranger XLT pick-up, air. auto radio -aux. fuel tank, factor y camper topper, low mileaoe. Call :tj Used. All siz and mtels. 10 specs, s bought & sold. Hiday EQUIP. Speeds, and stindard biRes now me-nt, 3913 N. Orang Blossom Tr., * Sanford Auction * available at Firestone Store. Call Orlando, Ph. 293-4973. PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY , 372024.4 __ . MONO STEREO COMPONENT SETS NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, ThtAn%we-ffO "What tOdOWIth your Miscellaneous, New and used of 3 only. In hacud.onte old Se-fl It with a Classified appliances. furniture and walnut Pttti with world famous 4 Ad Special sales (watch ads). speed automatic turntable, A. -____ speaker audio system. AM FM radio,$ track tape player. Cash or Auctioneering Services 59 - Musical Merchandise terms UrL?Cd Fre- one l,;, i)r. T".C(lr : T Or.'r.jc t,-,c', Or hi ICE , ri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to _____ Ph. 661-4117, DiBary Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or BARGAINS AND JUNIQUE special sales out of anything Hammond organ French Provincial, value Hwy. 17-92 (behind Wincherry wood. beautiful, perfect 12 GA. DBL. SHOTGUN, sgI.IlO go; Chester Mobile Homes.) conulicn, p93, Ph. 6$43.$3, SCM Typewriter; ,3237340 Electric Sanlord,Fla, 3237)A regular; 3 Clock alarm Radios; "Pi ng " putter a. others. Refrigerator suitable for travel . I Miscellaneous ForSale Restaurant equipment, new m.qt Telescope, $2; New shuffleboard et. 5.4; It Popular games, $4; )1 Children's books, $1.50. 3771435 rn - REEL'S BODY SHOP IIO9 Sanford Avenue 17 ____________________ _____________________ ' For , , -. - Si V FN, 9E'5 OVER Sale Autos for 12 Volt Auto Batt erie'$$)1.75 7 : ________________________ SO Want to Sell something? M small investment In a Classified Ad will tiring re$uttt 50 80 ?.tiandoned. unwanted junk cr hauled away. Your colt, 8 10. Orlando, 295-4191 anytime. ----- --117' --' ocxi income corner property, x 60, toned commercial SC.3. 127.300, Terms. Ph. 322-2790. . Ca sh register, 1 show case with iron safe, 2 air conditioners $25 egumball machine for service truck. 373 341*, SEWING MACHINE .-------------* .ia .-----. -- - - --- Pa rts. Accessories AT THE T, -Wi. Ht /9 SINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MA. CHINES (7) never been used. Tt'e machines have built in controls for zigzag buttonhcles. blind glitch, fancy patterns. etc. Ca sh or terms, United Freight Salis, 3550 S . Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon.-Fri. 9 to?, Sat, 9 to 51 Forrest Greene, Inc. F IAFrE I z- m U Income and Child's and Ads _ -.-- - ied - Auto Repairs 16 HE G)E5, 6RJW Th- __ about lessons. 574-1002. boat on thic lakefront site Beautiful view, area of fine home-s. 59300. -- - HAND PAINTED PORTRAITS, Oil or Pastel, Reasonable, Or ask And a Happy New Year tooil - _________ 830-5500 Re-all Longwood -- Getting a divorce. Must sacrifice Oi ISTAiT EFUL DIV1tlAL. EffORt' I'VE EVREP41 luntfmnr,i I'' D....4. UIJVJ Y GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. (I? Sanford In 5200 THERE Roberts & Gilman -16 New 17i64 7 BR. I bath reduced $25 per day until sotdt t Ott Well 31111 Street Hear Geneva Qardeel Apfi. tIW*)OWN! ... S1t* WS, THAT X)T 11$ TO Be THE 'RATcT 0 nrrro OFFER .. EXAMPLE: REFUSED prom 33)627/ 6. -- REASONARI. F REASONABLE . - 110 --- 71 hour Service Call)-7fl Inc. REDUCED AT SOME PRICE ERRA All makes sewing 1772 Deluxe Skyline, 12 x 6.1', bedroOms,all electric, central tie-at a. air. 322 6313-or 32311743- INVENTORY MUST BE -. THE BORN LOSER - -.---- Cafibart Real Estate 3 berm. & 2 berm. Deluxe. Low down & low monthly. Lots available near Sanford. Fox Mobile Homes, Hwy. )7.97 Longwood $314446. - Lots an.i - 310) Orlando Or 37 1 570 - A SUPER FIVE ACRE IOYLL+ WILDE HOMESITE with water, an island, privacy and can. venleric,. You must see. mow. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES" 300 French Ave ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D 17(PECT AND oEssRvnt ____________________ Mobile Homes - 12 o BILE Hi MaIIe3payments and take,, Of 596 3 month. 3 1 4 UDI100M. I lATH BRAND NEW HOMP.S, PACKED PULL OF 10' a 60' Trotwood, custom built, 1 bedroom furnIshed, screened patio, very clean. Situp its part on Orange Ave., OrlandO. $2300- $3439*9 after S. 13 ii R NO CLOSING COSTSI BROOKFIELD. '71, set up on I acre wonted lot, river rights. boat ranip, 3 bdrm., 64' x 17'. Dealer, 3230150. ro lia Mobile Homes CONVEN $1250 Mobile Home fink Reposseulons. IS to choose from. $317373 Dealer. Loch Arbor-S33,000. Beautifully wooded acre with 3 br. CB home. l' i baths, central heal-air, hardwood floors, large paneled dining room, Florida room. Call owner. Assoc. 3775430. Don't Be Snowed Under With Bills, Make Money Thru Class"f ------ k With VA $11500 Realty 4 --------_--_-_ -__- 0~ 0 N DOW Best buys ever at Place Homes North, 17-93 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 7 ml. Norh of Hwy. 436 Ph. *347270 2S7l Park Dr. 372 211* Atterhours REALTOR 3220648 372-3991 122 9754 CORBE1T LOCH ARBOR-3bedrooms 2 baths. By Owner, $30,000 Call 3233413 ; -W 47 Must reduce inventors' last. Every home drastically reduced. Actual savings to AUSTIN DEVELOPMCPIT CORP. 111311-111"D DeBARY, two bedroom. 1½ bath, urusjal home, unfurnished. large family room. 2 utIIlIle. extra lot. 521.900. Ad, so Mobile Homes 42 - brick. From 573.400. 20th Street to Locust, turn let? to 11th St., right iv'e Valencia Court North Model open I 6 pm. daily. On ii;. P1100. 323 70)0. G. G. BLAIR BROKER Travel Agencies Newly renovated. Class Aratisl, A.J.PENNINGTOH ASSOC. Color TV, Courtesycar pick UP 3337710 Home 322•0320 NEW HOME Babysitting In my home. Sanford FLYING CARPET Tt)URS, INC. - " service. Family units. ef. Airline tiCkets. Cruise and Tours at for your '"I area, 5)3 per week. Ph. 323.5393. fIclei'icies, over nitft low weekly - otfkial rates. 303 Semaran Blvd., T. JOHN'S REALTY CO. TREE 127 3,1103 .'-'.-.-. -....-. -rate-s IHwy lit-i 93) 3733WHOA floi" tprc.,', away st1ut klli 1cn- ' U h.t i.' I, , .th ..0 '. Li' - .... i'.-" '-'. C ( hi. i iiit. i t;',.i r lit .r1 Glltc r;:;ike a 4riil Want Ad by ailing 3 21 lB area, Central Heat & Air, Wall to yt3726i23 Neghs 3fl.547 Male Help Wanted of share rent trailer. All to 1611, and asCing for a frienuii -' Wall carpet, 'ndividual water & -_______ utilities, TV and linens. 3229066. AdviSor C. A. WHIDOONSR. BROKER sewr. Large tot, dead end street. In person to apply Workers 1)1 N. Park. Sanford $3.000 deposit and move In while American Wood ProductS. 1797 372-599) loan being processed. Charles St. Longwood. Plc. 30 Apartments Rent Immediate Occupancy Announcements Unfurnished No qualifying, 3 bedroom, 1½ baths, Ccii Bud, 372 6.457or 322 7111 SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER? You'll --------large lot, fenced. ACRE REALTY Call Butch, 322 6.157 or 372.7121 t-Cards of Thanks find him everywhere in the Two bedrooms. I bath, wall to wall REALTOR. 373.7730. Yuletide Gift Guide with a large carpeting, drapes, central heat 2-In Memoriam variety of Christmas Shopping JOHNNY WALKER ale, Fully equIpped kitchen Owner-4 bedroom wood frame 3-CemeIarieS suggestions. Where? In the house. Close In. $9,500. Total price, Mrs. Call with dishwasher. REALTY CiasslfieJ Section Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Weatherby 323-4632. 4-personals ___________________________ fl7.4437; Alter 3322.111) Palmetto Ave. Semi tractor trailer driver. ExGENEVA GARDEN S-Lost .3nd Found salary and perienced. Good APARTMENTS MONEY SAVERS M. UNSWORTH REALTY i-Child Care company benefits. S day week. 1305 W. 75th 54. Must be 21. Apply in person. 3W.FirstSl, rooms. 2 baths, convenient to 7 bedroom, plus efficiency, close to 7-Mote IS Ho!els Austin Fertilizer & Chemical Co. 3734041 or 323 0317 schools. shopping center. Shag town, only $10,500 with terms, or 7300 Count' Club Rd.. !.anford I-Eating Places carptt.ng, drapes. dshwather, it'Ss for cash. erirai rrat & ,i r Sparki ng clean TAFFER REALTY 9-Good Thirçs to Eat pool. Move in today. Chidren 3 bedroom, 2 story Spa!i style. 2 SALESMEN 10-Do It Yourself 1100 E.23trt SI accepted. 322-2090. fireplaces large Florida room, Needed. No expefietict nec essary. 332 I -InstructIons corner lot. Loads of extras, only Apply in person. Art Grindei Nice) and 2 bedroom apts. $35.900. wt.i Ranch. 4500 N. Hwy. 1742 700M.agnolia Ave., ApI.3 NO TRAFFIC NOISE Travel £ Recreation tntord. 323-13644.m. ,m. i bedroom Park Ridge, central heal 3 bedroom home on large lot outside Experienced ielcoat man. Top pay, & aIr, txtra large storage of city with patio and all the 13-TrJYCI Agencies FRANKLIN ARMS good frin0e benefits. Contact building -workshop, $21,930. FHA goodies. APARTM!N1S Personnel Dept.. Sportscra't. Inc. 14-Campiflg esOrtI terms. 135,000 Terms 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE .-5$15479, Perry, Fla 15-Action Sports Big 4 bedroom Mayfair. Ideal 1 and 7 bf*oorns, carpeting and SNIJG AS A BUG executive norna. Only $4.0* * SECURITY GUARDS* drapes, central heat and air, fully Large 2 bedroom. I bath. central eguippd kitchen. Adutts only. Ph. ALTAMONTE AREA Commercial property on 17.92 Rentals heat and air. Ideal for retired 3236430. Starling at $12,500. couple. Several needed- national company, 29-Rooms for Rent Clean 2 bedroom apartment $23,930 Terms excellent fringe be-ne-fits An Commercial building on Park Ave., 2619 Elm 30-Apartments Rent worl.rg nd;t.c'n Alt uniforms 1SCI3 sq. It. $27,000. Adults. no pets. $316954 and equipment furnished. Apply in Unlurnithid GROCERY person, iC))) Executive Center Dr.. Stem per Agency 31-Apartments Peril DettoneUnturnished dupe-a, ricer Store with super return on InOrlando or Ph. 194-0761 collect. shopping center. 6 mc. tease & vestment. good location. includes Furnished SEMINOLE-P EALTOR-ORL,-WP. security deposit. Ph. 641-4142. real estate, equipment And in MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 12-Houses. Rent Unf,rnished ventory, 570.000. 19195. FriniM 377499) 37-Uoucei Rent Furnished Eve., Sunday. 3777374 or 37714% 31 Apartments Rent Spf'lnqS, _____ 3 bedroom, 1 1-, or two baths, all , Waterfront near Lake p4aney. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 both home. Interesting extras. Immediate occupancy. 349.S111. Classified A . Houses for Sate 4i I SANFORD REALTY 73415 French Ave Days J72 7217 CLIFF JORDAN SANFORD CT. MOTEL With .-N othing Down Unbeatable 4 bedroom, with features you want, carpet, air, garage, large lot, 7 blocks to theppin. lake arid scioois. Priced for quick sale at $24.2.S0. Rooms for Rent 29 Site VA NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes All extras. qoo'J location. $ pcI. in teesI. $39,000, 322 2217. Business Opportunities Houses for Sale 41 PRICE REALTOR SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED KWIK KAR WASH available Sifl ford and surrounding area. Very investment. 73 pcI. fiflncing An investment for those w'O MUST SUCCEED and one thAt will prouide years of steady In come call collect. 904725.71162 PIANO LLSSONS 17 Week Chord Course Harry Wester. 573 1379 - Child Care 24 Ease The !-`:--- Howes for sale BESTBUY-LOW Men Reliable dishwasher wanted. Apply in person. 1300 French Ave. u,. PIAVALORAPIGES, ED OR TED WHITE 2902 French, Ph. 377-367? _____________________ Oranges-naval OEEELICIOUS and pineapple. tand)ermnes. pink and while grapefru.?, plckd to crU'r Rvss.ti Cr L m i, 1220297. -- Lost- Pair of ladies eyeglasses, gold *ire frames, Semncile MetusorLal Hospital-In or near Emergency room. Ph. 9043$3.2e41 Collect. Reward. 41 Part time, eves. & Sat. Sell Circus tickets for the Orlando Pnflce Officers Assx. $200 an hour Long hair O.K. Apply at 37 Pd. Orange, Si.Mes A & B. Mezzanine Floor, Orlando 3.ettlng ready to move? Sell Items Quickly with a claslfl1 &dI FOUND. Miniature black COItl type female 00g. Park Ave. Call 323. 03*3. Young Students & = Sad I Ma le- FCmaIe HelpWanted 20 Thingsto Eat Tarçirines. Tangeos. $2 pick. 373)67), Friday, Dec. 14,1973-5B The Sanford Her&d hAVEL ORANGES Tangerines LTa'gelO5 377 6133or3724312 Lost and Found 6 Good 9 - TROUBLED? Call Toll ARE YOU Free. 6147027 for "We Care' "Hotlin". Adult or Teens, S _ _ _1 . Friday, Dec. 14, 1973 I I - ~ _~- ___ -_-- .---,.--.. - . ... r=;: 46-The Sanford Herald I ,. - - .. r - W.P. 644•8916_ . �__, - 613— The Sanford Herald G. Brian Yorr Saturday Services, f - The THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 4M . Also on WWQS (Itbl) FM Noon Rad io S a turday 11 0017' / . '"1ggç \ . AAA . Evening - Bible Evangelistic 9 30e m. 1 00 a m Ch thTran4ng r -ç' ADDIATAllI ii y vii i ill I I V I I 111111 iILI I en (:b ri.%li(lfl .'I(t1'Il(4' Science I1V -I Q A' - : S und _:. a • _1 Su Mail _1:30 p. 'l. $ ConIe4ons, Sat - tineg. Fr James Pr Mar1'nKfiec. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor . flU, St &OakAy, Rev. Robert Loy Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship • ci - 'I - ' - - 4 Rector com mu nion ' Famil 17: 30 p M. 8104 m. 1 - " ' t V .J - Data Devotional 71 ha ill 're 'atwnul CHRISTIAN 74$$$ park 4 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fla, I Pastor ' (II Ott ( SndavSchout I am Morning Worship 10.508 M or i~~- _ ___ - .7.30 p m - . - K xdcrgarfen 7 OOp m Ptovidd for III ServiCeS Nur sery - -- - age 000a,i, .. - - WridneWay, Service - --1:30 P-m- Haroid Harris or .. Minister Morning Worship Wed Ser vi ce 7 30p m SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH —_ .... Pa Itor James C_ Vaughn , - MtnQWorsh4p - ' - Rev Gary Isner --- 7:00P m - -_ PINECREST BAPTIST Church A CHURCH Rv. k ennh Hot? , n ir-1 "", 0 -s nir p Pastor , -jrcn Training . .I .~:-.;*.Va~~%.; 1. j. 7 00 p.m ICCAVENUE P BAPT ST HURCH 206 Palme"o Ave. Pry G. E - HodgeS - WTRRIBroadcast. Prayer & b eS?vov ~ pm Bible Study ornngWorh.p ?.en'ngServce - - - Far more, we need earnest irmin and wormn eager to explore the earth's spiritual frontkys . . . people who wi,'l seek courageously for Christian ans*ers to the complicated prob,lems progress has created . , . families trying to enrich their homes and their world with faith and love. The Church is the homesitead of such piorwrs. Its grasp encompasm heaven and earth ... from the Ministers $IPirk*vve , 3 i T Cc, A,~- if' m!y,'o Worship pa, =-r 1 308 m Morning Wonnip 11:008 m. -r Church Training Evening Worship - - . 6 l5Pf. 1 :30p m ed Pray,c - Service 70Cp.m ..- Morn i ng Worship .-, .- ¶1 Monday Tuesday Act$ 11 Samuel Psalms 7:8-16 Pf aver Swv I 30P fin fFirst Wednesday Fell** ship supper 6 ]OP M SUMIS y Church School . Morning Worthip T -- Wednesday Psalms 89:3,28-37 2:1-12 Thursday Friday Saturday Ezekiel Zechariah Acts Revelation 14:1-9 3423-31 _______ 1:6-7 rayer Brea - kf - - 19:11.16 ,dtd p (2 (i Sunday school Rey OerinSh 6300m M4W.iIAOWOrshIP Oth 46 t0a . . . Youth Service , , , Evening Worship ~ & Praise 9 4$8 rn - ---ri 6 ,"n M 7 lOp rn - I 11.006 M 1 )Op m UNITED STATE BANK E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Eunice l. Wilson and Staff THEMCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance OF SEMINOLE John V Mercer and Staff , ,,t , y 000 m KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN . a1ttor su',Zv Morning Worship Evening Wor sh ip 11,00m 7:00P m I F Prayer Mit.ng - Kentucky Jim & Employes STENSTROMREALTY by the Seventh day Adventist Church Herb Stenstrom and Staff chair, father was moaning and tearing his hair. Wh le upstairs in bed, all still and asleep, The children didn't know what made daddy weep. ne money had been paid, the gifts had been bought, tnd all was well with the world, or father had thought. 0 lied got. to the car, put the toys on the seat and then to the market for I UUH)S o cat. Ile retlzned to the car, and _ 7-'.p in . 11 A & w" '•" 'tie ivanagemenianu Employes WINN-DIXIE STORES j',y-I Dekieancl Employes and E I ImSI &H.cko'yAv* KWnt N-u Civic LUgue B'o Li9*cOd III 'we eapi, C".-fc" ro,rntck?, Comm-.,ni,?, Cen tor. Fors'stCit asseua*.y or coo t ' £ - P,fy,Mt Ci,v,A ,54$,%' i,v inSI M*S1?tmP, ,tBbCt%tC)bWCPi I'Off 17th $7 Nt* Mt Zion 14Ø'sI Ch.rQ' 1730 Peat Ave Ravec*a Part *act4f Chv'rM. P13 * 30th it Prc-iie't nl.4t.t' Ciar.r4 I1.1 W r.rt S"i? 544'fo"d ¶ ' Ii Cpivi(r ' Ser -ihQ4 Id pfr there." ----- ------ - .99& - ' '- °' i,4'Pr - - - i -- z t- el C'- c 717 r. CMRISTIAPf F ri (t-t tt.". CPuvth ;7 S Sanford Apt $ ii-$or Cri s,,an Church 137W A'p't 5i,d •o,1'ss Cfr43',an Chth F'øo "a-'en 0' Ma VI1n LMe-.* Cry thae. CP.,.fU, 8.,, L$ke Rd at Jam son CONONLGATIONAI. Cii*it.ortal CP4' ' CMjOI 1101 • C1tw4rry . ~. ~- •1d, ~_ -/_ When you are out shopping ;Ind find it nece&ury to leave tis' car unattended with gif ts inside, always lock your pur- O'.• DeBar, C'i.,, Met'odst (h-ur,j- ly '"llif U&Pfd M011"001111 ChUtCh. 414 PA-1 Av* -4 rj 5(-) 4 -, r , er .o& tv ai ., 4 'On t t':yhpc , (1 Ujsli 10y n tfl Prr*v'ff'an Cr'o' I*1I Pin Mt 434 cisswwr ri1,.,, ifrh P4,5 r (( ' , , ci-,..-,,, 4 £V (!-uth Ot Os'ee" - 7 - ta'n it -• c., C•t p i''r' .- ea 5' au"i M.te'cid,jt Church. Oian Re itttfovt mor,at Church Driy aAae'm Uvteo ?,'it Ch&'ut' tj,.ij Jiqi F £ ',--e Ca Gvi a (hv s' 01.500 ChurraØCoeci*Prr,'i5 ChinA,, 1* - -.. Ights Or "Lights F it - '- .',- --sr t;tSCoAL Sa-noai, ,tp - - MEN - p'i(i' - — - - I -- - - at F - ( - - --_ Kiiotn P4111 Of J4"*vah'$ *.ti'*fl LaSt ijn,t. 154) * 1 rI! t C"uvø' oa the I.'s Gon. i*.r '"1" $A.Qd £ -. — ii p - er - ) f . nave ' For Safely," i' I - - . 11 ' 'i f T - . -. - Id - f ee t ° ly live r er l tin's an d iut In ,rwis itf dustries will add thou" w&rkers to the tiation's uneill. plo)nient rolls, rolls which are 3e ear tier. 000 ci the Industry's 300,000 cmUnited Airlines and FronUer ployes w.11 be out of work in Airlines h t a lso announced January . roll by aziy nt" Am satu fl.urlay i will __________________________________________________________________________________ Oil Supplies May Resume New cutbacks in employment were announced this week in the auto ind us try, where about 6,000 of the more than 750,000 being lifted next week are less ",but if you put it in term of next month. the odds .art- better than 50-50,11 an offiworkers have been laid off incial with Kissinger said Friday definitely. lit all, 177,000 workafter the secretary met for 11 2 ers have been affected - most hours with King Faisial of Saudi by temporary layoffs. Arabia. i nboth cases the main prob. The Arab-Israeli peace talks tern is fuel, or the lack ol it. The , datory fuel cutbacks; the auto officials suggested privately industry Is being forced to Friday that a strong U.S. call make cutbacks and changes be. for big Israeli troop pullbacks cause consumers are losing wo.ild help get the oil flowing, their appetite for thz larger au. -------- "' turnobiles -f! Iltrbert Stein, head of Presi ! v ' : r ,knt Nixon's Council of Ecoj j-" I '-' iomnk Ad isers, predicted last '" "' ". i' . -...... . .. f ( - _~tI iiveek ' ' , - 1 - 7W ~,__W_ __ 6 per cent in 1974. Some econoi4 11 mists forecast 8 per cent unern. jij Vvt- , i~ I *' .- 6 _____________ # 5 : per cent 1'-: r' Eastern Airlines said Thurs— I .. - - S - -- - , &4._f_ - - •-J' ' I 3 ., , -I - - A .n.s'P' - ~~_ ~_ ~ _. - T-' IL utarAuuy Dr I r inc , I diturialonunent . i.. .._ ' . - ' %_,_ -: - -. - -.j!'t'r .' ' '' - - . 'LI G HI N I N G' SIR I K ES S A N F 0 R D i Robbie Roberts. While no longer active in combat, this remarkable airplaneis still a queen of the skies Related story, pictures, page 2A I ç: . - - % - i- - - - -- -c ' - I - - .1 - - :. I -. ',.P - 1 I LT':.Ij i I -t - .y V — ia,' ,., - - t— • ~ - . - -i -P 2 I'' J' --- - '- - ' - - - - - ~ C L :- - --HRISTMAS I R 1ST M AS TREE DONAT D - ' - I " -- a 1s .. E NORVAL ANGI E (right) of the Sanford Seminole Jaycees donates Christmas tree '" to Gene,Schi-rildt for the little Red School House, at the flrrIt¼) DAYS 9. ir t - - -tt-t4. IF'i i.h f4% .'à tj'i- - - / Cteran '' L. - - r-- -4- a - - '1f -, '- -. . ' ' , - 7' • - 1—., _ _ - - - • ., - !. i 'IA l.& - - . - ' 511 511 'it -\ - :- 511 SB Society 1 -'=- -. , . r-- r.i ii" Horoscope - lmro-qw - - I , i.t-_-_- 1 1 6 ~ -%- -"~yiz~~ - ( Area deaths 2A Bridge ---------------6B Classified ads 5-6C Crossword puzzle 01 WWII, the fearsome Lightning 1-1-38 is given i hero's welcome to the Sanford Airlx)rt by - pi lots Johnny Bolton (1) and le bringing to 3,760 the number q attendants on Jan 10 in addi In Wasngton,the Air 1r Uon to the 160 pilots laid oil port Association predicted 25, plans to cut from is 35 M'i'e vms ' (,ItANI) OLD r4I pilots and 2,460 other employM furlough 1,000 of its 5,DOO cabin layoff's. $QClated PreSS WrIte (iir,Iia'€ his IIg his on d ur Irig ttt -. 140, 1 Pack Ale fly NICK TATRO iNDEX --' -- inclement weat her. a r-41 Pf-4onfat CtL~kfff,hc4fP-Chst&ffft#.X4O*$t4n, ld F#*nP&tk ,-!- C"fe? - -- - ilreard CUWiL% licerist tag— , : r-~vsp,*t-m~ti.vwyg-w4fcp,4wc*,i!.,%I*,Il*.Sf canocuC --- an with if lSPar,1a ,, Bum I - W I n te re sun Ran ks O f Swelling Durin Crisis _WA ) p $s, S-a 't q . -- -. qjla," Ave, isitSmWit ,', - ____ Z~Z ,I -4 - -_ (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) I i Stv*en day A,J r'lt 51 CP ansy ji ,,p ini o.. -o ,.,,.r,an iaaui s' r.,s, 1"0$1 C c rc BeTh.l A M I Church C.nuan ct%kwq,h t4 04 I P*EtIyTCNi*p1 La$I M.ity U"Ied P?Sb'Itq an (P' cr COf'vefanIPv,,by,.q.nc,,Ac,, 37753 0'r St - , ,,, , , $p ,f'" urch 'G71 !'a'm Sc' ,ml Ap• s chases in the trunk. Even with the package satti locked away, always lock your • . car .1 doors isno$ L1IJC your k,. eys sith 'ou The onll1thine0su)rst than losing all your Christma', ,ifi . I 1ns,n I I , , your entire c'.ir r 'It Preitriser,an C"urth cif $ Lu$fl Luther an Churth RI 114 I'av. CcttL I' OOPIJP'I S'i(DI A&I,Y? P9 c £ a Mtttahluttifl.nCbj,,'(h GoienOa,sOr 1H., 7 97 MRTHODIIT earn', "'vd -_ - -- — --- . - -. --- - FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF Lutheran iuVtP' Of PrO.v n.Cr Dtl' LutMfan(r-urchof,li,cJini, 131* ?it',PLIc Apq C"uro of C?v,iI Ill? 5 Pf IIBWI' an - _' - ____ L CuCt or CHRIST ' I it FICA sav~st Vkwch. It; poft A.* ; - it &40,0 Criii,00 Sto ~;Ijk A" r I David Under the daylight saving law, clocks will be turned ahead oue hour at . 1 a.m. on Jan. 6. wrong.... We're going tio have mme political trouble out - PRINTING CO., INC. ' You'd better get some people out there to see what's stolen him blind HARRELL & BEVERLY WAShINGTON (Al') — President Nixon signed into la% today a bill that ilitill temporarily place the United States on Daylight Saving Time, starting Jan. 6. He said the action could save the equivalent of l50,000 barrels **You're going nally as telfing Mitchell. "I'm getting it from everybody, -Some thief in the night had DEKLES i.auiue.Ifl campaign i NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO., INC. FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated - Florida's largest independent , supplier of diesel fuel, that the growing as a result of the enerwholesale price had been in- gy crunch. Creased to X40 cents per Eastern Airlines and Ilan RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (All) The recommendation was Meanwhile, The Los Angeles gallon. depending on the American Airways announced — Aides to Secretary of State Times quoted informed sources made by the Saudi Arabian cil dmount bought. Thursday they were making Henry A. Kissinger say the as saying the easing of the Arab minister, Sheik Ahmad Zaki Farans says his pump price will jurnp from 42.9 to 58.9 merit. Allegheny Airlines said it shipments to the United States United States had been Oil shipments could regime would cut back flight schedules next month if the Geneva peace propmed to King Faisal late as early as next week. the cost. . 30 per cent, an indicator that talks show some progresis. b% Times sai d. last week. hit scared t put the new pink slips may be in the offing. , 'Twas the night before Christmas and Uteri, in his ~ SANFORDATLANTIC J. i.., (J im) S mith and Staff ( hrtstnias Story" e Insurance Informa ti on I nstit u t e pre tt well tells the whole message: $0 SOS m . sur er Co. said Friday he had been told by 13,Acher oil co., souU, . This tee IVE PR DROI RESS PROG INTI NG CO L D PLANTE, INC Oviedo, Florida attorney Jake Jacobsen and former AM PI general manager Harold Nelson. 1k said he Ja hn and ccI uilh Cnnn li discussed rdens on"AMPI. among them titrust suit. Mehren ikerewas .. in t erven tion ,,, executive branch in the suit. Mehren said that, at another point during the 20-minute meeting, Connally and the Ltiree dairymen discussed possiNe contributions to President Nixon's presidential campaign, but Mehren said the discussions were not linked Mehren said Connally then telephoned former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, who was th en directing Nixon's re-election ! FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Emplcyes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford tr%ñf't FAIR STORES INC and t- niploye- WILSON-MAIER shoppers. ~ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible And Staff nnaUy, a former Texas toveruor, was secretary of the Treasury at the time, Gw.ge Mehren of the San Antonio-based Associated Milk Producers, Inc., made the comment Friday in testifying for a deposi'in In the antitrust suit filed by the Justice Departmm( Fcb 1. 1972. LlIehren tO;u of a meeting ia&Cli LU, In Conna ll y 's Pastor W ed neidey WILSON-EICHELBERGER Christmas season carrying gifts. Where Santa creeps down chimneys with bags of defigh.ts for the kiddies, the weak thief creeps through darkened parking lots to steal bundles - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroie - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY h - r .7 )Op m Wed Prayer BibleCIaswsW, ------730p.m. JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH -'-- A HOLDS SIG NTEUING ALL ... Truckers in Sanford meet sad news earning t ing. J fft UT Paul Far ins (if tile Wtt OU m U airIir dairymen's cooperative iays John B. Connally called high Repubfican officials after discui.sMon of a federal anutrust suit against the dairy group. . L , I ...9 Asa m - - - a OOp m PAOLA WESLEVAN CHURCH ______________ S , , lip. - There are sorne people gi be!I'de- Santa Clauz; w1w are ~ 00 around during the tiptoeing CHURCH Comer Country, Club 4 UaIa R oa ds a st Th ur sday 1) Wednesday choirpract.cv. .,... ,1111 Dopm Enitritus Pastor stops will be raised by 16 cenIP fl gaLlon, adding to cries of ers who, 357 eISeI'' ANTONIO, Tex (AP) — The tnerai manager of a WdburAv., Like Mary minister Rev A F Stevens Png War-,hi p 4 301 11 a pm 10-000 m I g olng up, Binkley said. The Amodated Press reports that tl~ie diesel fuel prim ar ound the state are rising. the diesel fuel price at one of Dade County's largest truck ' By John A Spoiski I 10a m Evening Warship - --- --lOop m Wed Bible Study & Thomas C. O'Steen MorningWorihip -----ilOCam. Evening Worship ------ 6 OOp m. - - 4 C 10 Nursery M ETHODIST CHURCH Ow Ar.i DAIr kffuty Sunday 15:14-17 - Worsh 419 Park Ave. Ir.,. Strasburr, %irVete if =7i --Ina r_ I '39 ~~ MOW PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST s ible Class - ' , is THE LAKE MARY UNIT ED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -' '4.- :Ir- I Kennelln Miller. Assist Pastor Moining Worship.. . 1;30&lia.m Sundt V Sc hoo I 9 4so M UMYF . I 30 p rr. UMYF B APTIST CHURCH H _______________ ' - METHODIST CHURCH FIRST I - .... .... 7:30pm n Conna trucks on the road this year. and thffe is more than one reason for it. The quanity of fuel , .'and the pirice is Is decreasin (,/ _________ COMMUNITY UNITED P B -b$eClaIs -- -- "You don't s as many I I C CHURCH Youth Group 600pr' - 1 ~ to oo a lI - OOa.m 730pm 730pm Oak Ave & 3rd 5? Rqv V ru tL Or yang and Rev kenneth W Mul l Pastor God to the depths of a little chiVs C.nØt IC?3 Keipt" Mtt . business," Hinkley said. 0 #jJ6 !'f('.%bl'trrIUlI 9 ISa m Rev and water Not interested! That's Just as vvell—we're talking about the moon, .8 * " ill m 13, 000.m I t OO Price 20 Cents t illv Pastor School Re Plenty of cheap land for hardy pioneer families. Would you like to be among the first to stake OW a 13 c.-im? Free transMta(k-n in tha - fastest, rT.vml ov_xJern vehicle an added Indtxce"ent. Br;-?g y(mr own air *512 Park Av.awe - - a percentage and I am now 70 per cent behind last year's c Hy It flat Piney Red Rd CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor 9-456,m * - - - Allamonte Springs James P Nteidli Evsnuelisf to 0041 m Bible,Study II 00. m Asembty Wa rs hip Evening Worship lOOP m Wed. Evening Service 6.000 m Wed"Way Boblectass _ I 1: 30 p, m, Pra,er EV 4111111; 66th Year, No. 100 7:30pm Sunday Evening Wed ftbIeSlvdv _______ --mw Chris: _____ CHURCH OF CHRIST 11 00a m. iiiAlip rn 1* ;Z p.m. MrnngWorlhip MYF2&4St.-n. .- .-- .1 Ogp rn C ,e Worshi p 1 & 3 Sun 730 p m Bible Study Wed 733pm 7 00P m ____________________ - -Z. - I -'--- se out," Binkley said. "I'm Just disgusted. I work on - " Sunday Wednesday Se cc fil rn METHODIST CHURCH - - - - - - 9ISa m, I) OQi iii Sunday SchOol Wor ship Service SO 30i m ; CHURCH OF LONGWOOD Ml Orange Street 9 15 am C'A'nQWor%htp -----11:OOa,m MYF - a 10pm Church SVI - Minister 7.00p rin 0 FIRST PENTECOSTAL GRACE UNITED 000Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilli A lchar a W. Jacli-son ": -,, can't orate the are forced t ber 16, 1973—Santord, Florida 32771 Evarigirlillic Service ed. Prayer & METHODIST CHURCH . Driers Rd. at Woodlawn Ave Rev D - -' ______ , I - - - - hqIimI Li! or - -------- . r J , - illpr - J b- .- '- - 95am Praise 11 -00a m - THE PEOPLES EAPTIST CHURCH . I I I - 0 . Sunday School I t t -it, Church in Amertt I1_I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SCIPLES Ds no.rIlc::IsT -. rra 10:00a M CI,rjsiitz,i - t -- . I i. iletting hurt right now are the - *131 West Fiat Street -. a The people Aho are ft tils LAKE MARY CHURCr- N V r s er y I I " stop "If this continues I ill have little choice but to shut down," Btnkley said, adding, "I think it ll start to get better I id week M (W , Service ed Pastor 9 ISa m A F) Cl S/ '7 slay here aslong as my Payne, manager of the truck 111 __ , - - ,Jev. Elmer A Revicher .i'day School I' i i't t " "I'll . bosa Can pay me," said Melvin 7 O0 m EvangeIisI'c $ervce - ' FIRST CHURCH and TV "This 11 the Lift ~ - J ______ 700pm. 730pm $jr, Eve Warshp Wed Prayer 75th Place The Church of the Lvtheran Hour - ' 10- 008 m. 1 1 00 8- m. 101W - ç.rsn 1000am - Pastor 7 30 p m - L.ITHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER - - , y••• Rev FredL Neal Stfvi:e and 130a.m Pastor . OF THE NAZARENE W Ind SI. alMaple Ave. CONGREGATIONAL 32) 50to - eran -- ( - Church School - Re 4 E Green Sunday School jpipc r - community center The Rev Leroy D. Soper -- 9:50a.m. TvrnpnratyGrneva HOLY 1 S. Park Ave, ford afternoon . OEN[VA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - ,: San nationwide park., due to last north of Tamps. until Monday. The owner of Pure City But many drivers were leav. locked his pumps Friday in pumps," support L/)i.('/)(11 - In Stranded country 10pm . - ,Py Sunday N ight Broaast Wed Prayer SeMce , ' 1,9t0,im '- - ,•• 4 tIyMa1 -(I? rectory, 1071 Cry-stat Bowl Cir) 10pm ; - --- :' Nursery Open I -. -- Chvrch School y Night service P. E. w ' &n Ifl9 6 P m ___ 11 'p I )0 p.m. Wed Prayer service - 500pm - 6lSpm. 7 cc m _______1 - .. ,• _____________ - ', I an tf '- Pa s tor ASS? Pastor $èl MMS Ii Ooa .rn - VAN - _ 1:000-M ,'eis L'r: by Union 76, Union spokesmen said it would drive him out of ing two large park-in centers, Sympathy with the drivers but said the company would try to business if he ha d to pay th at apparently deci di ng to sit the kept his restaurant open. nuts, which will leave them far fuel in the area," Payne said, better part of a week. Area keep its is exhausted. wholesale price at 20.6 much everywhere, strike out at home. One of the While many truckers around from home for the holidays. At New Port Richey. a cara truckers siphoned gas from tents per The large trucks, which carry gallon. "I'd have to give this thing centers, the Pure City Truck van of trucks left the fleW Fri. "The situation Is so bad that the life blood of the American their trucks to power his the are voluntarily Other oil spokesmen said the up," he said, pointing to his Stop in Orlando, had about 40 day shutting down protesting the fuel we were granted a 23,000 gallon economy cannot run on refrigeration unit, and Friday difference in and drove at 15 the wholesale tractor-trailer."I'd just "ve to trucks parked there overnight, miles an hour down two lanes of shortage drivers In Sanford are emergency allotment from anything but diesel fuel. So, they rounded up enough fuel to price charged by B elcher and tell ithe financt- company to Atiout 30 trucks were parked a four-lane highway. fallahassee but the distributor while the gas is turning to gold, not so lucky they have n tt fl the road, but no one Union was the result of Bel come and get it" overnight at a field near the i State troopers pulled th e for sure if his cargo ,w1 ,3 cher's dependency on foreign Meanwhile, truckers In Find. tersections of LI.S. 19 and State trucks off and ticketed two mUll frozen. shippLrs da kept vigils in of the Road 52 near New Port Richey, drivers for impeding traffic Truc k cargo Is not the onl y thing injeooardy because of the igJ) if f:'l('risj If it rnttnw•s, minv ., . . people in the trucking industry feel their jobs may be on the lr,_ -line. "I can't live on metal . . . I ri teed money, 'Robert Borhman ": -' . .-'::( Village Rest said r a.—ee' i J t . , i I just East of interstate Minister R Burke johnsion Minister Keith HUICh#f%Cn 9 AS* M, C 001 Sunday - - - - 9 as& m. Cnurcr Training Evening Wrwthip pm - ST AUUSTINC CATHOLIC CHURCH SunsstOr.noar$utlonRd. Ih,11.1: ________ I Sam, - Sinlindo Splings Drive Longwood, FIa . WTRR Tt1M1Ck are stranded in Sanford today and feel thi., situation is the moving but we have now a $40.000 load of frozen fish, was because the diesel supply here beginning ola gasless Christ. exha usted almost all the diesel stranded in Sanford for th e MORAVIAN CHURCH Church of God Hour" ONLY 240,000 MILES FROM I t TIMES SQUARE! Exhausted Despite attempts to roundup he could fill the order. We have a point which inevitably will price on he said. At least one trucker, when gas in cans for themselves, been scratching up all the diesel effect all Americans. The other two largest truck told at Farans' truck stop Fri. AlIzOt thi rt y truck drivers many drivers are still stranded fuel we can to keep the trucks One trucker, who was hauling stops in Dade are both supplied day about the price increase, - ROILING HILLS 193 W, 22nd Street Pastor AVAILABLE MLII castor Fr PJX,H Supply By MARK WEI Herald Staff Writer 7:30p M. 7 .0 m pm Evening Wor ship w Prayer MC CHURCH OF GOD --_ DS 71$ Oak Ave Sad FamiIvNsgp? (Wed) S 00 j I Elm 7:00P M. Pastor 730pm ALL SOULS CATHOLIC $0 4iarn V to ii 'vga m Sunday W ednesday Service 1,30P m ---- Rev E mioir 'fl9WorVp ay Ave. Rv W R O.nflefl \ . Z Fuel 0 30 , FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 1460 Sanford 804 East Second Street (:,:Iio1I' I .sl ,,,i/'rn lIetIlfuIi%I OF CHRIST FIRTCJI;cNHT I Rid Eatota FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH I Nursery&Ktn4er3'?Pn . 1~~ Of (;ml ls%('Ffl h/v ,fli1i1 6 Evening Worship Wed aerMrng 30p m ---- Ail Diesel R 0 ADVENTIST CHURCH oulway rvices Sabbath School Worshi p Serv ice Wednesday Night Pra y er Service Phone 114,1161 sprim N ELDER SDRINGS BAPTIST Pra ;::;;n:ENTHD;YOoPm Pastor C MUNITY. . THE HOPE OF OUR Church •. !JaA= Lk~, Noon i 1 i A - - ROfl1dMSIy ---------?-:t-----t--___ ____ ____ SANLANDO UNITED X. ; fl; - _- __,__-_b---___-:_--------4'----- Friday, Dec. 14, 1973 II('Ilil.%i . - - ----- - - --- trt'e1otatJaeeebuilding at thandFre'eh � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19860e201dafe0503262a9abb5870da6.pdf 45ede569295bd17c89712751e4a49f60 PDF Text Text - .- r ---.-----— - — '_ - - -- - - - - -- - - - z - - - - - -.1 - . - _____________ ___ ____ ___ - i ___ ______ ~ . a .— ,_., r__ __- M-1.1 .--l-g'-- - ~ ~- i- ":~ 066___==:Qkr . 0 4` I . & -!7- - — III: . 0 _ I 1 I - _:_4 , -j -, m lf~_:-_ _-. a - ~ r _i ~_ I __ A - . 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Conned Pitalts Metal? 00-0-firl . . . 4 ! j . . - - 41 59' 1 2lb. 59' 0040 -. - ft____-...j Perhaps, sir, you and I tuve,, a understanding on this If1J]4?IGreeflSlamps - 1--~Q*.Sft-.0#" ern @. ll*$0.7 II Sliced American V 1S5M.tiSk*M'b'I.IlUllI 1 j ~ P'logatso*sonetosslmperiod VIP- Pillsbury Cookies wiftesisle Choose Sol, ___ — __I. i9 I .'- 9 . '.r - = a~ii JwGreenStamps nnamon . (p3) . @ V Chiffon Margarine ir lot 59 SAYS sc. Sese-figoes SAVI &t. ft`$ 111*1 Nice to 4L ' $ 4 I1.si •.. • • . • • •. (r~ ;, ) - -- 0 6m rNx - __ __ I J III-11`111[4111 K-1 r Ti ) . .. Fib teed., Sweet Peas SAVI I.. see Vol 1101411 4 5-lb. bag ...., . 0~ " ., __ ___ = FLOUR bath size 1 • 481 2/39C .2/52c via t Fabric Softener 00 SAYS 16g. G,.•i, 9 Cot Libby Purmpkin a 9 o o o 0 a 0 "" 254 *away fgt-*ff la"11 __ DIAL SOAP SELF-RISING ,.. . - PLAIN OR Ly..l spisy D1slnI,støi. I 71 pb, i4-ltt&. *.ii*4 . wjflhiw to a - 21-02. con ii..t. I ,ssqr-5 t mysense of What's good for SIP4I Pott d SAYS 12t. Dr...,. -" '' $ W h ip I, A-01. SAYS 154. 0.1 Mi,*$. A.*,l.d $e.,k.p. Pudding Cup . __ __ - 11 - ________ 241's *P#it' * I is is 9*9999* _____________ $ ags •. .. . • • •.•• •• 6 War.-N.td s, 0004sland Dressing is a I b' *t.'- 59c l4 lAYS t4r- 1ute Fruit Cv ~ Style Hair Spray S r•*hias Mixed Nuts a 1 4'a-*0' 8 9c Costs "Va am ttat. ønd 00 49c gas ltl. O,r,, 89 18-08. boo. 000 •:: iy' I L. • • FW Beer o' 'U C ?oal- 99' 0000#00 • 16941 P. Plus 0.2 - , ........ ,,_,,, Sliced Bacon S inoked Daisies . 'c'. i' •. f . I" __ ,~=_ - 1. I j - 0 Sup 411-I as e-., -*,v,s phc JOI C bS..g ' . _________________________ Cooked Ham 9 Is o a * is * a 9 o 11"P-O,,W.*,41_ to to p" Swill's -- j Pfemium protea I I t.mb,.cht'. P'ppsr.nlpjj5 13.*E. $its i, ",4 .:::::::.,::::::::-.-- I I II A000.10 i6ifilsissio 0 @** Imperial I_f,,0;,,1, I 11-2-01.8,10 S i,..',, P',. OV,Ih • . . • • . • • c ., i .1-71-.. Djmry -- - . 89' 141s Halt l4b. oiwitot licitmis - - = --' ISO I t TPA - I 1A I ; isissivOt" trigger, 1146"(741tv "me" ft0 -.- Smufl Shrimp , .1 s~ - ~. ~_- ~.. - _ - --_--te-.. - .. - 0 ._ _____ 41 a 0 - - - - tk. Ah,2M CLOSED SUNDAY SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-92, C&Sselberry one in i proposal and after much discussion the board decided to 4- It t2ft, Iiu I W= I makets- I - $11re" Wrap 100-it roll I I I! - ow I _W r- ;~,.....i ? *A AIM - I * — - F.-.400~-. _. _i: z -_%:r,M,i.~I!%i4_ - - ~_. P 111111111111._, W._-~_ 1. z . -_ " .. ! .I l i-, . =_ -1 - ! a I I —_ -_ - i -_ - i -- At'--L-t~ '.-.1_ - 1.11_ . - - I-- - fr L L j ~ . ~ . . varr7r _~ - - - . i ^-V I II - .. .." " - 7 5- ~_ - h - IRUCKS BLOCKADE PUMPS MELVIN PAYNE .Empty hose Protesting fuel shortage (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) . . . . . nergy zar nnounces • Fuel=Saving Village Rest truckstop, said he also has called all the oil company representatives in the WASHINGTON (AP) The duce their fighting to specific law, would save some )O,000 rets of oil daily Simon said. Simto a1w area, but none could promise goverturient's energy czar. Wil- light levels- considered "min- barrels of cil daily. him fuel before the first of next ham E. Simon, announced to- imum but effective and safe." . set up energy-saving cornSimon also proposed tha t montK He estimated there day he will order reduced fightThe proposed reduction3i jor highway and freeway mittees, asked commercial were 15 to 20 truckers wwvid ing in commercial and Industri. would cut lighting. to roughly lighting be turned eff, except at buAtfing manage a and otimers - or at their homes if they live gives him Ithe authority to do so. tomary levels, he saidlocally. Simon also placed petroleum Simon said thc action, to he r- - t1* lighting would be cut in half. lighting during nonwork. I ng If imposed alter public corn- hours, and asked citizens to cut Brinkley said the Texaco exports under a licensing sys- made mandatory once pending ruent, this action could save the down voluntarily on their u'e of station adjacent to the Village tem and told all federal vinergency legisLation becomes energ_y equiv.-Jent of 15,000 bar. electric space heaters. i 9 Rest had ofli) been able to geta ag.nciestogetnd of their big Simon ordered federal 9,000 gal.lon per month aflot. limousines by Jan. 1. agto reduce r driving ment, so he has closed up. The new fuel conservation the first quarby 20 per cent in jilillIII Attempts b) Brinkley and measur es were annoi'nced just ter of next year and to get rid of Payne to have the Texaco one day after Simon's new Fed. limousines and heavy sedans WASIItNGTONAP FearofpoUticaldainage to allotment transferred to th eir eral Energy Office proposed returning those which are -Nixon adminhitration In w election year was one of __ stations have failed. regulations to reduce U. S. seeral factors which may have contributed to the fuel January is the peak time for gasoline production s per cent Simon told aendes to use shortage, Senate In%-estigators have been told. j _ *-6_.. -_ ia ki produce farmess in Seminole belmv 1972 levels, a move that r-ct cars In a serler of Interviewsconducted rid h It.- _ " County, and Br nkley i ricrease the actual an,arger car was absGil-policy planners lutely necessary. ucknoledged that mistakes and miscalculations made January many will not about farmers cent early next per - 14:' over the last three years were partially responslWe for the get their crops to the mrkets. year. - . cessive troleum exports firom energy crisis. Brinkley said the blockade The energy office fumbled Ithe United States durin g the Th e officials said warnings that American oil had been orderb arid there are badly in Issuing that proposal, fuel placed ex. productiou wits peaking and would soon start tapering off - I ,I-j, no thrmLe of violence in the at first reporting it as a cutback ports under a licensing system -= .; % ere not heeded. 71ey said timely steps were not takra to Sanford area )et. Reports of sceiWngly rive times as big 63 i: . __ effective intuniediately. tA in'.. rease imports of foreign crude oil to take up th e slack. damage to trucks which have really intended. For time being, he anJEAN BRYANT 'll gambled that there would be no shortag es and not Joined In strikes In other Simon held a White house nounced. the system would be Mk that ille most severe thing that would bappen would be the parts of the country are news conference this morning used mom exports t not (l a tight supplydrmand situa ti on," said board hire Florida Software to filtering In, he said, and two to announce a whole series of LaVetm F. Duffy stho beaded the oil shortage probe for the handle the data operation but truckstops in Virginia have additional actions arid proposIf the exports become tcK, Senate permanent subcommittee on Invtstigallons. with the board's decision, tie bc-en burned down. lie said one als to coN with expected fuci large, he said. limiting action Duffy's testimmy was prepared for delivery to the subsaid, only the niachines of such of these stops had been selling shortages. 0(1 committee headed by Sea. Henry M. Jackson. fl-Wash. a business would be needed, the first 40 gallons ef diesel at He proposed that all coinDuffy entered Into the record sections of the trrnscrfpts But in explaining the gasoline Layer said the board pump price, and was charging maercial and industrial buildof several of the interviews. cutbacks Wednesday, the enercurrently mploye3 two persons 4-5 cents a galicn for anything ings, including stores, factories ,zyofficeke failing over itself. in data processing but the over that. He expects most and offices, be required to re __ I 1--lbv.j.l- operation is on a small scale. truckstops across the country - .,.--- - — .. re boo 1. _J1, - . to hire the director and an trouble. __ -,-" — - . --- _ - _. While blockades are ocadditional three persons to I - hel Shortage Probe - - - ' .. there appears to be no large- 4j dIlilIrl alirli TO 1F9J CHRISTMAS — Classifiedads eeting I.byer said, "The state has almost mandated that we sr'- Woman Is - system and ac- The cost of the operation is now expected to run under projected $12,650 budget. - _4-1111 :- ~L:~~ I _,~ - - ,. _ - - ___ _'_ W4=e__ - _~ - F- . - = ~ 7CE- fT __ I . __ V=3~=W I -III W F_ i - I 1 ____-__ ,-- _____ - ~__W'w I - - I - - - _., - A warm ing trend forecast for The Highway Patrol reported llublicnotice5 , , .. _8A have often been struck hy the - - -, 6-7B fact that the symptom of ' &,ciety laziness and fatigue are Sports . r . r .......0, I IA -1q.1 ..3A State . practically identical. and agricultural spokesman rWt damage to sensitive cropa is Increasing. Friday's forecast calls for shoulder of North Street when Mrs. Argro swerved off the roW and hit her. Trooper T. It. McIntyre of the American writer 1890.l94i the 30s. vestigatlon is continuing. -- !i - _______ - - - ___ __. - - ;;_;'i - - Gay M. Porter,313 Teakwood Lane, wa3 pronounced dead at 8B -1: i Altamonte Springs, the Florida I * '' North Si, was released from I ~__ Highway Patrol said tod ay. the Seminole County jail after I - I accident which killed a 12- Wednesday'shighreached62, . I - - I -, An Altamonte Springs woman low this monting- 30 with heavy - - I 790.. _____ -_ --- __- i~__M~ __ I ___- - _ _______ CLUBHOUSE FIRE MTE WEDNESDAY afternoon a fire started I I.. k. in itc hen i Club House behind the Sanford Civic Center. Firemen arrived in time to put out the blaze and contained it to tl~.e kitchen area and attic. * -----------------------&1 - . zz~, I I.. - ______ - -------- - Charged ...813 Horoscope - ______ F.diturial comment .. - , 1A Dr. Crane =- - ~ - * _~Ifj~~__ __ ~~ __ ~ - Wednesday night with man. with the Implementation of cost slaughter and driving while a ccountin g , the new state intoxicated in connection with Funding z1_=.- - - i would be inet. A'so at the No v ember ::- -: Ii -. RIM - - i ~ I- 1iffill Girl Dies, .F - --- close down quire - - auto rrankts, -- La)er recommended that the team," he said ___________________ At a No% 20 board meeting Layer warned any further delays in implementing the 'data s 'ste Id the July I goal of complete operation. Ile said Wednesday S / the data 5)51cm as proceeding it you ve latched on to ope of Uie most senior citizens in the =tlii, community. $ Service Inc. from behind the -'I '! -0 --i . ~ . . I how can it get worse?" Broker Dave Brinkley who machines. Area deoths ............LA Bridge ................ l3 safety deposit room ai our bank Calendar ..............2A kflo%s I a re-read it, I have still another — helps keep the steaks sta.shed jjY*;~r~ez eTrftanips j -'- SANFORD PLAZA HWY. 117-92. and Airport Blvd., Sanford School Supt William P They're refri ger a tin g the JWGrrixenStamps ..... - -_I I processing system with the Index sitellstsil tight ChOK. Of . •.. . .. .. i United States I I Cooked Ham. . plementing a county-wide data y4 I I* Board took another step Wednesday toward im- Itonto Medium or : 1e.li.re4 VC1i'.p1 Herald Staff Writer The Semino!e County School ' settles on you... A quote from Mexican President-- - Poor h1exico! .Soi for fronj(,od and so close to the p 9 I ltsttrprLhtiun fib, F I $1191 . • . • . • . •1 plit F111 readeerr sent Ilk. I R MARK WEINTZ If they would be Interested In Commissioners listened to the slogan Tuesday, grimaced, and expresised the hope county residents will be suitably ins ired =i Diii. *1441. Cwps S.... *.IHI it..." of .1 twill's Freg"Ovii" 116,49199s ,,.,_. ~i EXTRA p rid ' Haddock Fillets ........ 14--s' Go AQsq S tar NotDogs ,ro*o**00000000 Frelten isig 21-z.1 i9. 1°' t costs hundreds of thnusands of look into hiring an initial staff of do llars for new equipment, not six persons to man the system. to mention all of the gasoline Stuart Board ,Nl e I,,I b e r which is being burned to ac- Culpepper proposed the county commodate this program. If we coinmissiop be contacted to see get - I r. problem, - he, commented. The situation is as bad as it can get; there's no fuel now, so School Board Moves To Da a Process n joint-controlled data system. Layer said he has been looking The motto of the newly for. into that possibility, med. County Arbor Office, Layer said the idea of such a ointo ratlonwa.sthereason Pollution is no sollution Save our trees — Breathe with . PLkAU • ,i'' lifouttles hasn't helpiFid any," said Payne. His 1974 fuel allotment will be 93 per cent of what he sold 1973, but Payne says his business has almost tripW during this year. "I'm not kidding when I say 11 have a -7 - 7 --. .. - i One of the readers offer this observation.. ."cross-busing could 19 ... 0 _______ '' 33c JWGreenSt ...,.,,,.,,,,,•,,"'I" --.41r. : 0 $17, 1.1k. $119 39' ____________________________________ ...i - ' ExTRA 0-.." . I . Irr _ - __ , -v-'% _1 , --i4-~z;-N ' ..''i- . . . . . ' 1. X TRA INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN REEF SALE _____ - . , - C' S 4 0 0 0 0 to Firs. . I ,, I ' IF ------------::::-----:: ------A ____ - • • ,.. ,• M — - —, 7__ I- ____ Z -,:-__;_ ' ' I e . - _. s., a ift 'ni1 — Sliced Bacon Individual Cod Fillets T, Poo, F 4 With tam" somit seet* - FOOD STAMPS! ) per S I 6 9 ftt 1141-03' Fordhook Limo Beans a & Rattlit's Testy Hi4it".t"01604 Sf1 1*910. 11448 llere •ird i, p• Publix .ill-jAILI I With 1110"Saideite 11 '---.--' Z$299 I ft~.0_449,0","",..Ose. 0, *.is$ W French Beans & Almonds. . plits 39' sugar -1 $1" • • • • 011104, 000 64 .I ,,,, I -11 -=Q.L.~~ or Pepsi N&P.." con Kissinger is now en route to the Middle East as he con. tinues his efforts W resolve the crisis there. While in London Wednesday, he was presented sith the Nobel Peace Prize, which he won Jointly with I.e Due Tho for their Vietnam peace negotiations. Le Due Ito refused to accept the prize, contending that peace had not been restored in Southeast Asia. over 3W milhonaire3 WhOdidn't Layer recommended to the pay the first ce I ii, of income tax I - board all Independent cor. poration handle the system Board Member Jean Bryant nuide a motion rejecting the ,! `~ - Broccoli Spears ...... . rm~ M ., I ;. I Old milw#"liq • I - 13-its. Mouthwash Scope Pi lfq~~ - wo )ears ago this countr' had Sh.mp.o Normal, Dry, Oily 47MR— A — __ ~-S' 7 "s.. Lemonade. t Ai...i s Bagels .......... .,' 3911 sirds 11F* lifigisiess 9-68. Creamed iflOCui ....... ,, 33c of Standard Oil McBane and Texaco. " I even called Washington, D.C., but they .rong. For f0d, aws"ll maid or**" Costs. ___________________________ ... A 1S bitt house spokesmen would not elaborate on the reason for the first meeting between the two men in six months, but it smied clear they would take up the problem of continued 1 Tliat's just the reason ,why data processing and keep the ' '1' o veu"uj, kh ww • Lv'd rOSI . %AVl1 16O.. Sa,lado SAVI lie, 1rfe WkenStamps .,.,-, _- 1- _..-, ,. -0P4 I jitI I I IVE ' Longhorn Cheese ...... _Mr~- T I j CtOi "' ,11-igii WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and North Vietnamese special adviser Le Duc Tno will ineet in Paris on Dec. 20 "to discuss matters of mutual interest in the present situation," the White House an. January allotment; they say they don't havv it to give." Payne said he has called everybody he thought might be able to supply him with so e Kissinger and the Hanoi Politburo member last met did not pay any taxes on that Paris on .Tune 11-13, amc*mt Deputy White House Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren, So,Ifit'sO.K.iorhlm then! responding to questions, said "I can't spell out at the would suppose that anyone else what was meant w hen the brief announcement %ho Inherits a sum of money moment" referred to "matters of mutual interest in the present need not file any taxes orI It, situation." Warren said the two diplomats would "dL w1,i within ne that ge ral description." Yea sir, Mr. Ford it When asked who Initialed the session, he said it was satisfied me tremendously. "worked out through mutuil consultation" and had been when my next parcel of land ij "under discussion for a few weeks." sold If 11r Nixon Is exemp t .. on his California holdings then nelth%,.-r am I supposed to .pay f;)r an), profits inade here in Florida, right" S 30C ASSORTED . _ 02vit i ).1. ...---- =aj.fJ .i -; COLD MEDAL = i M111111111114 49' y-_ • . • • • • . • • • J. -_ ) B (rnp1111qfl1mIq1p!Tp1I ' 13C _________ pense allowance, which as I undlerstand it was not used, and . JthWW2IIIIfflIIJJiJI . b...- • ..., ~ .-d6W.O.~ a .- :: ,ir.. Niion xon received an ex- * 59' 1S-cm pkg. .1 -- ___ PN ER 0 - - - - - during this Hojidey lAY. tD lui income tax returns "per. A - - ... t Let's all take the time to - .il_ . ~ - k . ______ IS ___________ -- PLAIrERS -1 CL By John A. Spolski . variety of PUB LIX PARTY . . 35c . 0 I1 ~-- "Wass r ..." I , it 1!01K, I'Y-__ 1. I_. I 3 f 1jv6'f&' 1o"' 4 199 79 - ..(: : oI _1% tr.' - Tuesday and Wednesday. al;, plained Payne, "but the sup (0+ 4' 0 4' •.. off, Tho On Dec. 20 Taii C&sg - • IV I - U., " , '' SAVI I I t. 6~a 04&*v Slh&d S, To Meet • -' . 2 11-FZ 17 ;. • • I- . tId hi ii' id up hs 51 1Y1 dl i December allotment by V __ ....L -..-I.0 . troisklotlClivis % i v g 0 an w c gie Kissin er 94, - . L~: Ddiliflows Fr9sh-SAssle A __ I . . . . . . . • 8 99 I JEAN PATTERSON -AV "t IS. 49 as iese ac refrigeration unit running. I1 Alwors A family favorite - --_~~~ ~ - _1 r a. k.:i49 69c Old lashison $level - _____ S..M. Crn , j"1%"" 1 1. Baked0eans f Vi . ai, livilaill P - .- Potato Salad 411,.,, . J . L" P0 "- VT_ Now England Loaf . I I ! W~&M rL,+ (6 Its. trom I 11 - ; 6 % le — klfl i hursday, December 13, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 98 Price I0 Cents - 59' es tation,, S c 0I••• ccbo 0 / .I L V "-~:~-__,jj I \ - t , Rome Apples 4 i" 891 '\ •' . - i Egg Nog 4iseesistie 066 ~'. I -ZI j ; washlostest state Fancy josalse (Partsitt Its, r1*1 Holiday Tests Dislight, Dori Pride 1% " k & - , - - .. ~ r-. . ~~: ._.:~, '. - I .- a _-• L , \ 4,V A 111~~ , 71"" 79c I _~ ., ,'.'.- '1-V 491 serve Wilk 041100dolso &ewee. - I •...•••..•• I 191 19 lb. la rv Cauliflower $1 o Herald Staff Writer ,, ,,,. '' 2 • i..-wit. w..t,,. \ - --- 3 . ..... Iceb r L ttuco — 4. . • • . ]Weals. 'I . Fresh Cranberries ,rb itfj k San ford B1 s scale organization of strikes, will last-until there's no fuel I hand." Wilber has three trucks Frozen fish is stranded, and the and confused truckers say they guess.. So I've Just got to sit by on the road at the present, and trucker has signed the bills for are waiting to see what the nex t the phone till I find out he said he wishes he hadn't the load. Heis responsible forit Truckers stranded without man does. "We just know there some thing definite," he said, loaded any of them. One truck until he reaches his destflaUOfl, fuel at Sanford's Village Rest ain't no fuel available, so it Wholesale-retail grain and is stranded in Ashland, Va., explained Brmkley. "II he loses truckstop txtay blockaded the don't do us no good to roll," produce merchant Dick Wilber after a brick was thrown the load, he loses everything, fuel pumps arid the entrance to commented one trucker. o through the window. It is truck and all," he said. commented, "It's Brinkley explained a trucker the stop protesting the short Brinkley said if he knew what disorganized, and truckers are carrying a load of Fresh produce supply and high prices which, was going to happen he could worse than old women for to Canada. S insur ed against wreckage, they SI) Will wipe them out, ap. and may also take out with close up and go fishing. "But I gossiping. This whole thing flw truck loaded At least one of the stranded (l'ii't know how long the strikes ouhi blow up right our ! 1 ruxim;tely 540,00() worth of negligence insurance. trucks, according to its driver, contalnsa$40,000loado( frozen fish in danger of thawir -, >' 391 Iced Sweet Potatoes .. - , fl OilS •1 • • ng Iiti,j i. U.S. N.. I North Cur-slim. KHe.Drjed . ..~ -I (L Os••. i* 0aw V yellow 00 - ----••-:.. I . Mod. Dec. 40 4 LI Y V a . 19 19fl s A k--,-,* .". / ,,,. ix ___________ U.S. N Pubi take the .4it - it ro .VI -, Il__I T1u.Lc.13 -I.; - ruc r ___ ___ __-_1_" -~~ I- __=__~:~ -_ 2 , I i k T 7 Sanford Police Officer D. L, Anderson reDorted club house is owned by the city and maintained by the Recreation Department. Cause of the fire is undetermined. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) L -- �I $4 HJ 1 2 A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 13. 1973 Drain Assessment Mulled asswd the full costs of Solvulhy the drainage p%blem. ownersFemll warned the board Florida wl1ich has been sWiding Cfncilman 1 and _ _____ outto Credo Street residents plagued counil in wwks* he has asked 0,000 to $35,000 cost of purth flooding strePts and Yards City Atty. Joe Davis to look into chasing and laying Jim to install the pipe to sa%e rr after every heavyrain may be asg conne the aw1th Uwere when Road____________ ult Slaying Drainage problems became he felt he could the _______________ sosevere in September that city Suspect for the, stagnant water from the streets proje( totaIcj $21 to andresidents'yarthwhenfear To Face Jury Today j TT \ EAL Plans La yoffs oney C \ ________________________________ __ -•--- - —' — . ,• I (2 - - , ----- - LIV IIAG Ø Added Incentive Ernie BUSHNEIJ., Fla. (AP) Bohannonand Milton Coffee, both 22, and Roscoe Belcher, 21, have received five11I.M flf*OI' flQI'HI'HI aggravated battery of another Inmate at Sumter Correctional Institute, The men, sentenced Wednesday, pleaded guilty to battery after the st.atL had presented Its case on original charges of homosexual rape. Officials said the trio raped and beat the victim for two nights during a race riot at the prison last May. TAU.AIIASSEE, Fin (AP)— John I. Whitney has more incentive tnan most to close tiisservice station and attend church services every Sunday. .. tie promised the governor. Whitney, a Cocoa service station operator, made the pledge to Gay. Ruebin Askew Wednesday at a state pardon board meeting In which he sought a full pardon for a 199 conviction. He was found guilty of possessing burglary tools while stationed at Homestead Air Force Base. He has been off parole for 13 yeats, - POflEDHOLtY 38 With Artificial Berries ......... $69 -' CHRISTMAS CACTUS....... 95 y Olt-TOGIA ' - RO S At Our -- - ..... 6 _____ $950 ORCHIDS Pla nted Gift Wrapping Plants With Foil & Bow Low I• oiivays t -. . -' - ode Vol Right - - ------- G bO' oa Gift Certificates one d TERRARIUMS Glass — rn with plants hicluded several $499 The strike by 4,500 dec. tricians has been mcrred by numerous incidents of vandalism. (ifir e minole Garden en erl. PH. 8388791 PH. 322.2821 •, _,_ '. 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LONG WOOD . _ Good. /.n R6' 91 Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fli. 32771, HWY. 17-92--ONE MILE NORTH OF S.R. 434 4 probably would agree to stay on the job an extra week or two. With the Cabinet split 4-3 in favor of elevating Shields, from the Job of marine resources director, to the department directorship, intense pressures have been focused on both sides. Askew, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, Education Cornmissioner Floyd Christian and environmentaIsts have argued tliit Sh!u.'kl i not the nun Ii. rthe job. But O'Malley, Agrculture Coimuni.ssioner Doyie Conner, Secretary of State Richard Stone, Comptroller Fred Dickinson and influential legislators have been just as vigorous in their defense of Shields. Askew press secretary Don Pride said the governor feels "there's a possiblity" a Shields supporter might be swayed to change his vote. Price entlynoted that Conner "appar indicated some flei. bility" when envrionmentaljsts, educators and a rabbi opposed to Shields' appointment visited Ids office Monday "I dcn't really think this is a closed matter at all until the decision Is made," Pride said. GN The union has asked the curiipany to rehire union membtis charged but not convicted of violent acts. The company said it wants cases involving violence submitted to arbitration and workers involved kept off the job until their cases are settled. 'I - - ges, outgoing natural resources director who was to leave state government on Jan. 1. But Hodgés has been postponing his retirement for to years and ALARMED? blister for his giant 8 foot stocklig a '.•_. The Cabinet official corn- ;u ncd of chest p:i i rs irud fa. tigu, but his doctors said he is in good condition. A Jan. 8 special legislative date conflicts with the retirement plans of Randolph Hod- I at 0 U '2'W Firm the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers doesn't demand amnesty for union workers accused of violQflce during the strike. - -- GREAT GIFT! GOODYAQ SERVICE STORE - O'Malley asked Askew to defer the nomination ''until I am able to return to Tallahassee and participate in a Cabinet meeting." Doctors have advised D'Malley to rest at his Miami home until after Jan. 1 once released from the hospital. J•n••n iuo floor cOf*O& . Power Tools for The Gardener — - TA1.AI1ASSEE, Fla. 01') 11t'11h111 A1l,,v l: de' layed, probably for three weeks, a Cabinet, decision on whether to name Harmon Shields director of natural resources. Askew acted Wednesday after receiving a postponement request from state treasurer Thomas O'Malley, hospitalized in Miami and unable to make next Tuesday's Cabinet meet. ing. ARE YOU To Settle Company bargainer I.T. "Bud" Hunter said Wednesday a settlement can be reached if J BLACK& DECKER The $]so Competitive Prices CLOSE -OUT ON LIGHTS, STANDS, SWAGS, WREATHS, ETC. ".:'•'- Governor Delays Shields Decision 'I R a :-, Inn,lare twin5 nnnl,, a...,. MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Playboy I'..flICIM'ISCS Inc. rias announced plans to t11tt3PtdYbOYPIMaUote1tOboor'of Florida real estate investors. "c ' ivvuuu UULVL on .ivami LYacns Collins Avenue will be sold Dec. 31. Playboy officials said Wednesday that in addition to a $1.3 million purchase price the Florida group would asurne debts of $12.2 million. The buyers were not Identified but hotel industry sources said the hotel was being purchased by Zuckerman-Vernon Corp. and Marvin Glick The firm and Glick have been Identified with numerous large reii! estate projects in the area. Playboy bought the Plaza Hotel in August 1970 for $13.8 million and Invested another $1.5 million in remodeling and mi--- -------- MIAMI (AP) - The chief tiegotia tar for Florida Power & light Co. says he hopes to settle a 44-day-old strike of electrical workers against the utility in a negotiating session next Monday. In Bloom - Usual Assure Gift - t,a "Instead of simply saying the governor and Cabinet can do anything they feel necessary in an energy crisis, we'll probably Strike $3" Up S ' SCOTCH PINE (Cut Two large closed speakers ft I nI lie said the session "probably will take more than a day or two... adding his hope that the legislature's work could be c'onfront the specifics of it a little more," Sessums said. 1) HANGING BASKETS........ $395 *LRfl* Cuei ng tOntrol, 45 11PM addpter, r( tarirude with dicrnon'I s'ylus • Tape ttlort has tnn'i Indicator lights, t4irtndge opening dst'urd Ii'! 1 Irheil 17" 22"x r cias.'d .'rs I v ilh 34 wook;. PER MONTH 1. I: Till: CASH .;.j -. "- - ---.1 1 of $134L Drfurrrd S995 lr;h! bitt. podded Car ujlli payunt pnco is S-a3.42 * 1o1d.u1, tro,d 5locagr Jrs . 't'udin -e - %%alnut hn;kedEXCUIDING SALES TAX ' - S *atri -. - tIX. FA A i .u;!t deJ. tjqj '.v . ,. The annual % rate is 18% • . Word that Gov. Reubin Askew would call the session next month was relayed by House Speaker Terrell Sessums, I)Tampa, Wednesday after legis- prevented a December session, said the January date "beats the hell out of tomorrow," "1 know I've been characterized as a do nothing advocate, but I really (eel intemperate action would be a teirible jeopardy," be Tallahassee Demo. The Florida Energy Cornrnittee sent to the legislature Tuesday an energy crisis emergency bill giving Askew broad powers, including authority to shut down schools and restrict gasoline sales, FPL Hopes Four shannrj aUapiahlr F Jan. 8 special session isn't "more severe than the illness." Sessums reported to new.smen crowding Askew's outer office that the Jan. 8 session date should hold up "unless something occurs earlier to make it (an earlier session (late) absolutely necessary," Playboy Sells Hotel . ... NO injuries were ceporreu in we weanesday derailment. R.L. Bullard, assistant vice president for Seaboard, said none of the train's phosphate cargo was spilled in the accident, Center Nelson's Florida 0 Record storage rack Wood and metal U roll-about stand SANFORD Prcnrc ccir.c1ni'er1 MIAMI (AP) - A spokesman (or the American Automobile Association says a survey of 110 Florida service stations showed only 5 per cent will be open Day 6 per cent Year's Day, V,rti,,,lIv r ll nf tk CSfltigs,1. ...1I k.s ,,I,s...s.-I - Headphone set 555 W. FIRST 51. daughter if Mrs. McCollum were in'boluntril) corniiutkd G Os iess In Bloom ' ,b5O Continuous or manual 8-track tape player Móiy pmple not to have their confidence in his office DADE CITY, Fin. (AP) - An investigation is underway to determine the cause of a 37-car derailment of an 86-car Seaboard Coast Line freight train Wed-' AFRICAN VIOLETS ....... . -4 , FM/AM/FM stereo radio Discover The World ofiter Tn d i y Gadsden County Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor suggested at a hearing Wednesday that attorneys work out an order by which Mrs. McCollum could return to her family while remaining under state supervision. Asst. State Atty. Harold Richmond said Chattahoochee State Hospital officials i 0 Record player with dust cover I QUNICY. Fla. (AP) - Ruby McCollum, confined for the last 19 years in a state mental hospital for the slaying of a Uve doctor, may be living with her family I3RADENTON, Fla. (AP) —Georgia u. Gov. Lester h1addox predicted Wednesday night that President Nixon will resign by next May 1. III don't think he has an alternative if he's going to face up to the truth, the (acts, the reality and hi2 responsibility as a citizen - to removing h1melf from of. lice," said Maddox. He told the Manatee County Citizens Council, "Isn't it sad and regrettable, but Derailment Probed • -. In Bloom One Complete P3 9toron 1P.nmnnnnn* UIIUIIIil Ui COMPARE THESE FEATURF&00 With Units Selling For Much More 0 0 AA May o Free " AT For- Super Stereo Sound ATLANTA, (i The FB followed up the Jacksonville, Fla., arres of a man for a North Carolina bank rot her) by arresting a second suspect Ii Georgia, agents said. Willie Foster Sellers was arrestei Tuesday in Jacksonville for the Aug holdup of a bank at Fallaton, N.C.Agent said Roy lfron 1ane, 11 of Cumming Ga., was arrested later Tuesday ii GaineM1Ie. Ga A third man is being sought in th holdup, agents said ,j.• ,, OPEN DAILY 8-5:30—CLOSED SUNDAY Nabbed Nixon Will Quit ? . Seminole G Wait Disney World will have its static open each day except Sunday, but the AA 111111': letter died cutbacks In jet fuel allocations and flight schedules, lie said furloughing would begin Jan 7 and continue through the first three months of 1974. The letter said about 700 mechanics, 200 other maintenance and engineering workers and 500 flight attendants will be terminated b) Jan 7 11 said 800 pilots jIJ be furloughed through the first three months Also affected will be 800 reser. 'atIonists, ramp service and other workers, w. TALLAhASSEE, Fin. (AP) hours with the governor. Senate President Mallory home, whose insistence that ituiviii. say a wv riot nut tApUUdS ...,..t ............Inc legislature wait for Contore must make sure the energy gressional guidelines may have crisis medicine it concocts at a the wideipread la',of (a, mast of which cill come by the end of January, tna Dec. 10 - was expressed a health hazard --- —w from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Suncim of the holiday weekends, the AAA said. Plans to employes Cause of the fuel shortage and business consider. ions, The A515 sociated Press has learned. ate wouattempt to make an arrangement with one of the Storm drainage in the low- corlpanies thatsubmittedb; -.., PLL.ND, IL AP — The \o r I'd never king area was aggravated t provide I -the citywith a • firsziegree murder case of like that or let anyone else do when a builder was permitted supervisor for the project while _____________________________ , to (ill several lots on the street using city employes. Kenneth Francis, charged in It.," said Francis. F _____________ I the Iortdre slaying of a CaliforHe admitted that he had which had been providing water Ferrell has asked Palm to -. 4 nia teen-ager, was expected to swore to get rid of him (Coth- StC*gt for many yeam Water give 177 a status report at Monday o to a Vohisia Count) jury to. ran) as soon as psIble" when which had been held there then nlglfl's council meeting day to 1w and Cochran were at the far- scattered adjacent Circuit Judge Uriel Blown mer Green Valley sdxxl for Properties and the streets. Mayor Eugene Jaques said 1 said he expected the trial to be disturbed children. But completed today fu1loing said 1w did t i the September estimated costs of anticipated and Ferrell added ç. .., testimonyfrom final defense comment that Cochran should providing the drainage at that' thecity saw a big day last ________________________ , witnesses, : . be killed. $.400. To save money, the city week when $0 in revenues were IJ -. 1L. _ ________ Fran( i' l' 'P1 r Fr9 rurriie'i tl'i' rt cei f ' r 't I 1fl ' LIU iht k1). Francis oi Polk -. . _________________________________________ -Wed police claims that he Base in North carotina, testistruck the final blow in the lied his son had j 4, 4 COURTHOUSE REFLECTIONS AKU 27 clubUng death o( Mi- fenis since the first grade and GLASS ON Seminole County Courthouse diael Cochran, 17. of Fresno. was unable to adapt to public the balmy breezes is deceptive though as 141e PE* YORK IAP 1 ,.. r .AT v stately palms creating a scene 100 Police said Cochran was btudg. school clqisr& cold winds blowing across Lake Monroe the 2wo it's coned witl_ a pine log. pretty for Herald photographer Cindy Flanders M* 11&4 1114 Fr2ncis is the sexond person ARisChW P's 0% Irr&f1co past few days have brought us a preview of * *k 77 71 71 Francis admitted he tried to to be tried in Cochran's death. AwWrlin to pass up. Image of tropical palms dancing in winter weather, 111% 114 I% Krno.i stab Cochran with a broken David Hester, 17, of Greenville, ss. 2944 ___________________________________ bui as other youths beat and s.c., was cnvicted m October 3ro PC kicked Cochran in z Daytona and given a life sentence, ' " '' "°" Area D eaths Beach rooming house during Hesu:,desaIbedbypoljceas aw ' ' " (' what police called a Satanic the cult's leader, denied killing MRS. ELAINE M4IL3r()jJ McQuillan of Waterville, Me.; a Catholic, X% X4 M&bUo Ianyw, Philadelphia Pa. 40%4 4944 ADA45 ceremony. Francis denied Cochran during his trial am 8"Ov IV,& 13 if two grandchildren. N, Elaine McQuillan Granikow Funeral Home in Natale Belsito, Sanford and CILin:r- (f local arrangements. cig,.- trettcs a nd stuck .._.iid (ud.rin was kiPed be I, • • : Marston, O, of 100 E Woodland ctare . : ctia"u IT'17 2714 MIMW John B Is t N J ________ - neleides under his fingernails cause he boasted he Dr., Sanford, died TueW&y "14 FRANK BELSrr0 V ?Art Raw during the alleged ceremony Martino, lice informer. ,, nghtatherres1dence,sew u',Ornctcm Tys C(9 111 94 d RWOV.P Belmont' 11i11 % born In Pa' fire and . . ccetca n Frank Belslto,96,ofRt, 2 Box X )f% :0 RCA 164 IN IV* call* to Sanford in 1967 from grwidchllcfren and rime great. 04% 1 Air 31 3" 1? Airport 4 trl 3?4 7 ,. Dayton, Ohio. She was a San Semin oleCalendar •164 1610 Rftvan ford, edWednesdayathls w ofth DaUh lccola u-• residence. Born in ItalY. Dec. 13— ' S's Services and burial will be In Dec. 13 sc°,teap i ;z• -its , L American Revolutj(g), and a 7r4 Zra 27`4 W—CstLin 15 years ago ---.-.— Wi J41 ' (isci'. Sanford Lions Cl SISTERS, Inc_ Iuni'hønn III -In's ,. p, Prechvtp-4,rn ' from Belmont Hills, Pa. He was -II 'p' SGJ!i'CO noon, Cavalier IF. I, mas Party; 7 p.m., Holiday )S *h r rtaP.t 753 fl Survivors include Inn; buffet served and music by her So'ryR t7t j 474 FM stalwft . husband, it'. Funeral Notices Roy L. Jack Rosarnan at accordlan. Marston, $I II'S Il'S flt Florida History Class at , Sanford; two Wi . io. S?O,flnd MARS'TON. Sons, Coburn MIS. ELAINE ntb 7'., G'E1c set, se. w., Brain Towers 7.9 pm. Films on ir, ii'., n MQUlLLAH—Funral siriuci's Marston, Toledo, 73; ' Ohio; Tc.(Tr 4, 4, 4, Florida to be shown, Dec. 13 for Mrs. Elaine McQuillan 571, s'; Sy A4 Tc'ia,r C'a'uu* Timothy Marston, Sanford; w, tan,oi. o, ct 10 E. woodland u.c in Oviedo I-Ugh School PM, Dec. 13 . I,, sister Mrs. Kathleen Lord of 74 34. 241 Or., Sanford, who died Tuts,a, school commons, 7:30 pin. W1 37'. 1V's Z Covenant Christian School c.00 v,HIbIPuaIdat lOa m.. Friday at North Vassalboro, Me., two i, ,aq 106 UfIOIICM iêi iP I Christmas concert by band and Christmas program, 7:30 p.m., Glow of Gr.k*w Funeral tome eith UflttO7iI 7t4 ri t'.i brother's, Robert MCQuiltai!, Ii'.., I7't 13 chorus. IS Ii,i u'. USsuret Rev. William C. S star of fl. 3i 77 Speaker, School at Emmanuel Evangeiical G-uffO,I Waterville, Me. and John Wa4oyi5 n'. 77'-, 77'- fl riciatino Cremation to follow. '"' "i' . SUpermI?Ixlent W. P Layer— Presbyterian Church, Howell ' 'i" In lieu of fotoweti family t4Oral4I 7)S 73 fl Wi'*'i "Zoning and Housing of 3,'. 3tS 3,. McQuillan, Winslow, Me.; Branch r*quets donations be madi to Road. *MDR Theme: IBM 73 parents, Dr. A. H. McQuillan of U, .1 3* 3* IfttNJfy Cancer Society. Florida Stoic 331 31'.. 71'. *iotI,'. IS4 " Students for " "Christ in Other LIidS." 4I4T*.T *,rOSCD W'. 7* 34'. *7617 *77'.. 173t, Oakland, Me. and Mrs. Verna Sank. Gramkow k charge .1 Askew To Call Energy Session Briefs L_A severaltLmestheCitdoes work !'fc' 1 ! Thursday, Dec. 13,1973-3A The Sanford Herald do better than Zayre! So u theast First lIk.ia National Bank IT 9,' - M.14t. P1,-i. 27'ul of \laitland • bit T000 • Muibp, 1 1) 1 SPECIAL The Discount Department Store HOLIDAY HOURS! OPEN DAILY 10-11 OPEN SUNDAY 10.7 Batterles& Service Specials Are Not Availablil In Caswlb.rry, KIssimme And Sanford__. IkANDORAIT c r•'.' . •. LLIJ$,,t . a' , O$5AhDO , / *tstO14,bD C'tIflflka, fr$ A,,, ,:/ 11515010 ,., •' I' -1 ,fli,Mt$ I? at / **51T($p51 Ss II & N0.8 A hdlit �4A—The Sanford Herald — I Thursday, Dec. 13, 1973 AS V ~, ~ .rAI " Argentines Don ' t Want Mrs. Peron COPLEY NEWS SERVICE :4 About the last thing in the world that Argentina wants is a woman in the presidency. That is why even President Juan Peron's political enemies are so concerned about his health. For, were Peron to die in office, his wife would assume the presidency of this leading South American nation, Argentines have nothing against Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, better known as Isabel Quite the contrary. Since Sept. 23, when the general and his wife were overwhelmingly elected president and vice pres:dent, and since Oct- 12, when they were inaugurated. the rather 21 hr anftir stale for a drink irati 831 9ç,93 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 FRANK VOLTOL (NE, WINIFRED F. GIELOW CcmptrQUet DEWEY ROBINSON Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cøu Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Soc iety Editor CHARLES HAYS MEc1nicaJ5upt - * I IN h ocIaImanernergenc %%' at Con g re s Jl, course, Congress can taketh away. yAl on Answer: We have been able to trace $53,000 that Sinatra contributed to the Nixon-Agnew campaign, It w.s his own. not Ma ii money. Maj. Gen. If Vaughan, (USA, ret.), the late Presi' dent Truman's military aide, Arlington, Va.: "In the surnrnt'r of 1946, 1 took Mrs Vaughan and the children up (to the Camp David presiden. tial retreat) for a week. There was a security detail of about 20 men at that time. 1 unders. land it now numbers over 200. In 1946, when guests were there, a cook and several stewards were sent up to take care of them. . RALPH HAYS Ccrn Room Frerir BILL VINCENT, JR.. Chief Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5k Week $11 206Monlh Home Delivery inFior,(j,) 8V Mail RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman $2 4 Moro th $28 id 1 Year Same As Home Dei.c iftti Other M,atl Si 70 Monn 6 P,k'ft,ç $16 70 ____________ 'rr., S2— 17 LONG WOOD Citizens are expected to jam city hail Monday night demanding that the city council stop all further moves to take over the medical clinic building before the newlyelected council members take office in January, The city council's eviction of county health department facilities in October was a major Issue In last week's election which defeated two proponents of the clinic building take-over for additional office space. Lame duck Councilmen Dick Crenshaw anl Bill Kosicy Wednesday night with Council- — S Answer: We have confirmi'd your report. The jailer claimed the cells are usually heated, but the "heat must have been kicked off" the night son were ttn'rt' D. C.: "The Air Force has dis' assembled a Soviet SAM6, captured by the lsraeli& It contained an integrated cir• cuit stamped with the 'i'al of the 1&'i, lflttUi1h'flt Corn' pany. When the missile detects a heat source, the electronic guidance system switches from radar control to infrared home, and then the missile swings around, if necessary, and overtakes the plane in the rear." "We spent a rather It. J., Jacksonville. Fla.: 4 tiresome week, and I recall "The U.S. Attorney here, the water in the pool was John Briggs, said in a speech under 50 degrees. I killed a that your employes broke into rattler and two copperheads the late Sen. Tom Dodd's files. by way of recreation. A week What is the difference bet-_— or so alter I returned home. I wet'n that nd the Watergate received a bill from the Navy break-in, which you have Technicalities And Loopholes for $140 for food This. I would condemned?" . guess, was the last time in Answer: Dodd's papers, White House history that a which provided evidence that presidential for President And The Tax Law he had violated federal laws, anything." were removed from his files Editor's Note: Recently —'- $50,000. Assume also that my government agent by that Answer: President Nixon by his own employes, not President Nixon conceded "papers" covering this year ate. Finally, the deed was has sunk $2.4 million of the mine.They later restilied that th at while he earned more that are really worth $50,000. The not delivered to the Archives taxpayers' money in the I had than 5209,000 a year in 1970 counseled them not to . first question is why I should or the General Services Ad- Camp David retreat, more rifle h files. and 1971, he paid only be abl e to cash in on papers ministration by the required than as spent by the three "nominal" taxes about Harold Green, Chicago: "I that I was paid to write, date. previous presidents combin- have read conflicting in each of those two year reports . The reaso n he paid such low But let us assume that I am Thus President Nixon did ed. Among other improve- about the senility of Mao Tse' taxes was that he claimed allowed to donate the papers not get under the wire before menis. Nixon built a Fancy, lung." deduction of 5S70,000 for to the National Archives for the old loophole was closed heated, $150,000 pool outside vice-presidentia( papers $50,000. Had I sold the papers on July 25. 1969, his cabin. The cold-water Answer: Secretary of State which he donated to the Nafor $50,000 and donated (he pool is now used by his securi- Henry Kissinger (luring his tional ArclIjse4. money to the Archives, my The basic point is that the ry men. Presidential aides recent Peking visit found Sup,orters o( th Presicontribution would be public is entitled to so me arestilldunned,however for Mao, now approaching 80, to dent, including editorial deducted from a real income assurance that a President's meals at camp David. writers (or th e Wall Street of sioo,000. be mentally alert, Another tax return is examined with Journal, claim that those visitor caught the old revoludue diligence by the Internal 'I,' Frank Sturgis, member of :na in a re who find fault with th e vIi was wrung with the Reienue Service. it seems flective mood deduction are seizing on old loOplloleis that l would be very strange that he was the Watergate break-in Mao acknowledged that his technicalitIes, crew, writing after a one- health was failing and able to deduct $50,000 which allowed d spoke Gerard M. Brannon, a which, was never reflected In my in- On the basisdeduction of published cvi- night stay at the Brunswick, of his "appointment with member of Tax Analysts and come and that the deduction dence, he was not entitled to Ga., city jail: "It was a small God." Adv ocates. a Wsshingtc,n. V would, therefore, offset my take. andvervdirtvplace.ThectIl based public interest tax law of our preference for rules Of salary. next to me on my left had two Harold Johnson, New York firm. Iirves the illegality law rather than of men that Tax Analysts and Advo- young girls, Karen ..... age ('i I Let' agree that Congress the ''Administration law mu.t mean What it (if ttu dr&luctjon was' made a good decision to get cates believes that if the 12, arid Hrenda -'-U age 14, says What some dmiss spokesmen say that a 50 mph more than technical. of t is loophole, When same facts regarding the both white. On my right, in a technicality is the law, as a rid spe ed limit not only will save loopholes are closed, there President's transfer o pacell were two young b'idck fuel but reduce acudents. More specifically, in 1969 By Gerard M. Brannon must be an effective date. pers were known in connecTax Analysts and Advocates Congress decided to close a The date fixed by Congress Lion with an ordinary citizen, boys, Mike age 15. and Shouldn't automobile in' "loopiole" in the law that was age 16. surance rates go down?" A basic characteristic of permitted public officials to July gifts made on or before an audit would al,nost cer' Gary tainly have been undertaken "Jack, with all my prob' , 1969. United States tax law is that take a deduction for the Answer Don't count on it by the IRS. the rules are developed with value of their papers contribNow the President did not great specificity, It is a result uted to a public organization, relinquish ownership of his " For that reason, we believe There were good reasons papers to the Archives be fore a special independent audifor this repeal, Assume that I tbat date, Moreo'er, the re- tor should be appointed to inwork for one year for the quired "deed of gift" ''?5 not vestiate what seems a very 11111111ii government at a salary of signed by an appropriate questionable tax claim. - LONGWOOD City courtcilmen turned a "deaf ear" Wednesday to an unidentified garbage collection company's proposal the city collect the company's $2.50 fee for an exclusive franchise which would be mandatory for all residents, The $2.50 proposed charge was not among bids for the franchise opened Monday night at the official council meeting. Mayor Eugene Jaques Wednesday night refused to divulge the flame of the cornpony submitting the Infonnal proposal. Councilman B.H. Ferrel, Bill Klosky and B.L. (Slick) Helms all shook their heads "no" to the proposal that the city require all homeowners to take the service, billed with their monthly water bills. In addition, Ferrell asked for a statement of the person and company's financial status and the aumber of trucks which would be available to serve the city, Jaques proposed the city consider adopting the county's garbage franchise agreement, noting the period of the franchise would be six years, - Bahamian Casino Closes I"REEPOItT, Bahamas (AP) One of three plush gambling casinos in this tiny island nation has closed Its doors. The Monte Carlo Casino here, a property of Bahamas Amusements, Ltd., announced Its closing in a terse release Wednesday, giving no reason. The closing follows by two weeks an announcement that the three casinos would be taken over by the Bahamian government in future years, - Williams To Yankees 4 NEW YORK (AP) — Dick Williams, who led the Oakland A's to two straight world championships and then resigned, has been named manager of the New York Yankees, it was learned today. The Yankees made no deal with Charles Finley, owner of the A's, who had demanded compensation In the fc.rm of players for Williams who had two years remaining on his Oakland contract. Formal announcement of Williams' signing was expected at a news conference today. The - Tuesday, Councilman-elect Donald Schreiner on behalf of Councilman E. E. Williamson and Councilman-elect June Lormann asked the county commission to consider spending the $7,000-to-$8,000 allocated for a temporary Garbage Firm Deal VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — The Laotian governmcnt announced that on Jan. 1 it is ending the 34-month-old state of emergency and the 1 a.m. curfew in the cities it controls. The intent appeared to be to Improve the atinosphere for the negotiations with the Communist Pathet Lw to form it coalition gost'rnrnent. An s wer: The missile you describe, with the Texas In. Strument circuit, is lound in the NATO arsenal. It does not, according to our Air Force sources, resemble the Soviet SAM6. man B. H. Ferrell and W L. helms revised plans for $17,000 in building renovations and received assurances from architect James Melvin that work can begin Tuesday. Council Indicated in work session Wednesday night that bid for the work will be accepted Monday night. Melvin said Harris Construction Co., lone bidder on the project can begin work immediately, Longwood Rejects Laos To End Emergency KIOSkY added that before any franchise could be approved the matter would have to be discussed In public hearing. The three said lithe company would do its own billing and continue the $2.50 monthly proposal, they might be able to view the matter favorably, 4th Fireman In Longwood LONG WOOD — City council Wednesday night agreed to amend its two-month old budget to fund a salary for a fourth fireman when two full-time firefighters threatened to quit if relief from excessive working hours is not granted, Dec. 13,1973—SA We think everybody should get a good night's sleep on a Sealy.? health facility in the city to expanding and modernizing the clinic building. Schreiner Wednesday night said the councilmen obviously intend to "thwart the will of the people." The city may need additional office space," Schreiner said, "but elected officials cannot and should not overrule the people's wishes. Suiely public servants acting in good faith can find another way to solve a space problem." A petition containing 750 signatures was submitted to the city council in September asking that the clinic, built by the people with funds raised in various projects, be left for the community's needy and to provide special services inncludi t, glaucu:ria Only Williamson voted t""""' against the take-over, Melvin said the renovation plans complete kitchen facilities, lounge, sleeping room, showers, and fire chief's office for the fire department, offices for the court clerk and municipal judge, building inspector and water department. The renovations include a 200 foot addition for the firemen's showers. The renovations are to be [)ai(I for with federal revenue sharing funds. Ferrell Wed. nesday night said the city will also have additional spa c e when it goes "out of the jail business," Currently, city prisoners are housed at the county jail and the Longwood jail Is used to house juvenile Offendersfenders. Melvin said only one bid was received by the city because the renovations are a "small, messy job." GOOD . '. .j.' eayI Heilth Guard w p? Cover rn,dadon U9.95 PosturepodkI W'' Besides the look of. $30 mare expensive mstiren yau çetd*epmulti -quilting toSuty' foam" Hundrs of coils and extra firm toriiøn by Inundation. LJea4 Full size, ii, pc.,..,. $89.95 Queen size, ti. pc.., $99.95 King size, 3-pc. wt. $$9.95 WN liu. a& pq. R 1RETTE . Sealy Flex Guard f_• , Bitter valui—bcmir more luxurious comfort You'd expect to pay much note for this kind of quality inner construction end surface comfort. Moitij,Ited top p4uidoibii layer of Seslyfoam cuihiorng. ' Full sill, II. PC .... 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About $3.2 billion In rupees has gathered In the Reserve Bank of India as the government re-paid U.S. aid loans faster than it and the United States could agree on local developuncn projects on which to spend the nioney. Under the settlement reached after six months of negotiations, the United States will keep about $1 billion worth of rupees, spending most of It on the expenses of U.S. diplomatic missions In India. India gets the rest for use in its new five-year development plan without having to clear each project with Washington. s J. B., Atlanta: "I have heard that singer Frank Sinatja channeled Mafia money into the Nixon-Agnew campaign last year." Sunday iprnmatcly22da,s u LONDON I AP) — Henry A. Kissinger flew to the Middle East to renew his effort,; for Arab-Israeli peace and an end to the Arab oil war. The American secretary of state opened his second Middle East tour in five weeks after a speech in London in which he proposed that Western Europe, Japan and Canada Join the United States in a crash program to develop new sources of energy and ways to conserve what they have. Kissinger flew first to Algiers for a three-hour visit with President Houari iloumedlenne. Then he stays overnight in Cairo and will also visit Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel. U. S. Returns Indian Cash . when taverns in British Columbia are closed .With all this International traveling back and forth It would be safe to assume that Information flows as freely. Unfortunately, knowledge of Canadian-American ways is pretty much a one-way flow. Canada's new,stands are crowded with glossy U.S. magazines and The thick Sunday editions of U.S. newspapers. In the United Statim however. It is difficult to find a person who knows the name of Canada's "national" magazine, Maclean's, or who L" familiar with any Canadian writer, entertainer or politician besides Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. At the northern US.-Canada border, between Alaska and the Yukon Territory, American ignorance of Canada becomes obvious every summer when the flood of pilgrims to Alaska = JRICHARDS SPorts Editor Sbr I. - . over to Canada for a beer. Similarly, British Columbiandive down to Washington WALTER A GIELOW,Editr andPublishf-r WATN ft DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Pipbliner DAVID A. BR YAN TI Porag ing Ed'!cr IrIJlP merica young Americans, who may not 'e reached the drinking age in their own country, hopping IELEPHONE 327-2611 300N. FRENCH AVE. by Jack Anderson - 8R' De' Yet, Argentines obviously would he m're It ease with a man running the country. . To judge by the massive outpouring of the voters, with alrnt two out of every three casting their ballots for Peron. Argentines would prefer that man be the general. But already it has become obvious that he is no longer physically capable of the intense work - Kissinger In Mideast extended to include a meeting with President Nixon at the Florida White House in Key Biscayne, have been shelved. So serious is the state of his health said to be that Peron was advised to move out of his own, comfortable home in Vicente Lopez and into [lie presidential residence at Olivos. There, the argument goes, there is space for a doctor in residence and he could be more properly attended in case of emergency. WASHINGTON There (ems and me with a family. I has been nothing merry just can't see what is happen. about our preChristmas ing in this world of ours that mail. On one day alone, we puts chilnren in a jail. "That night I froze with my counted 1.500 letters con' demning and defending two inmate friends. We had a President Nixon. Most of our blanket, and we burned mail, however, has brought everything we could get our — news tips and individual hands on. including the mat• In Canada complaints. Here's a sari. tress. We had to stop because the hacks came and e had pli.ag to slop (he lire. At least we Kevin Kenned', Boston: stayed warm for a little read your column about while. We didn't sleep all R ()f Ugly A ns President Nixon's emergency night because of the wifld powers. Can't Congress and cold. COPLEY NEWS SERVICE front Uwe "lower 48" engulfs campers, their Yanhee accents le revoke these 1)4)wers?" Though sister nations of ti A still cannot get it out of Yukon's unpaved stretch of the and their 3ometitn es uncom. North American continenL U.S. my mind that these young VANCOUVER, British A1ask Highwa3, promising air of superiority citizens often affect a big Answer: Over the years. people are suffering in a dir' Eighty per cent of To Yukonr, Americans can toward their Canadian neigh. brother attitude. -- H--- --'h Congress has passed 470 laws it identifu by their luxurious "' which grant the President 0 uncle tin one care~ w,; at happens '' rr. I — U II till ua Lu lia uf Ltur5 to I'teid cut has to do is tIOW WOULD YOU 8,C 197R5rEr who have been in that jail Niagara Falls standing with a .. _ I Letters -- But, with the rising terrorism that afflicts itreina rn today, with the bitter fighting between Marxists and moderates inside the Perorli3t movement, and the partisan politicking that goes on outside it, Argentines seem to think they need "the effective leadership of the caudillo," the strong man. Peron, as one newspaper put it. This is no criticism of Mrs. Peron. La Nacion, one of Buenos Aires' prestigious dailies, remarked recently that "Ja vicepresidenta" had carried out the business of government "with all the ritual corresponding to ahead of state" during Peron's most recent I _ visit might be esentment self -conscious former entertainer has done her best meet the chailenge of the twin roles of first lady and vice president. Even under more normal circumstances, tiwt • & &i& . required of the president of a nation with the unrealized potential of Argentina, and j proHems. He turned 78 just four days before the inauguration. He has a history of heart trouble. And he has had to cancel out of a number of previously scheduled appearances because of bronchitis, colds and the like, Plans for Peron's visit to the United Nations before the end of the year, and the hope that that We Get - Thursday, The Sanford Herald City Hall Expans'Dion Protest Expected World News Briefs - - $0 DOWN VA DOWN WITH CONVENTIONAL 1250 NO CLOSING COSTS I -5 -v''• 4-71 ~--X 4P .. .5., ._'s_.. .- - _.,'- -- - . U S Postal R IÔC PtOdie that au mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered as second class i'nauer August 72 ce at itie Post Of',c of Sanford. Ffcrida 3771' Nopartcf any mafer,ai, ne*s or ader?,j,ng of this edition of The Sanfor d Herald ma be reproduced in any mariner without written permission ot the pubiiiher of The Herald Any individual or f,rm rejpor,s,W, for Such reprod'jct,øn be conlerj ims in?rngtng on The Hr.,lds topyright and vsiI be held itLibte for d.!rnaqe under the Lo w PubliShed dal) "j 'Jas ecep S8'urc1i,' The Herald is a member of the Associated Press shich is etitledezcIvcipiitott,.eqc,.. reprofuconoi all it-,r . , -'-, '--', BERRY'S NO comtary !T 1 — MODELS OPEN NOW nebps printed in th' — Bruce Biossat Herald Area Correspondents The New Federalism: Black Community -A ,,n P, I4-.--,-i irrigation-water requirements for farmers in the area. They are, of course, following the strict letter of the law in t he se big dams has become far more important than when thev were built in the Itoosevelt era, Evans learned that federal officials, though well aware of the Northwest's water-power energy shortage, never gave a moment's thought to that ic-sw' when they routinely set aside Some things come naIiy, so take the wise route to a happy tomorrow, and put your dollars to work with us non, Once you get started, its a most .pleasant habit, and really pays off, with more interest, at our Bank. - that private little enclave known as the federal bureaucratic mind, questions that involve a balancing of needs or a possible change in the law to allow such a balancing seem seldom to intrude. The authority of the dam agencies to award electric power contracts rI!jQtJ'lv Ic Iund:i,n'nta1 to the cri'ati';ri a nd tif(tn Liii, locat1un of IOdU5LIICS and Job.. . And, naturally, it is of the highest moment for the states in C I an affected region to know w at is or may )w happening. With industries and jobs must Co supporting community life, including Schools. services, welfare agencies, a host of things, Yet, as mutters presently stand, power contracts can he awarded without a word to state authorities whose long range development plans may be deeply affected by plant locations ()rw metals company, for inctnc'e. gaui:ed saihi a power contract reent1y. But lur a change, officials in two states found out ear' and nave so far discouraged the buildin a plant they on't want. ' ~uitft plainly, economic growth patterns within states are stroflgly governed by federal dt'cision taken with little or no coucu a 'th the pt'upk' mt directly affected. = Ion There are other examples. Federal aut ho rities are r garded in 11w Northwe3t as poor font's managers, though ' I, IA forgiven in part because they are known to he ODflefstarved. States do better. And, says Evan today the big ibere't no 'catch,' sir. Everything was covered on your vate lumber companies. usually the ecologistif target 410 warranty!" t bet of In Bear Lake. For-es? City Grace Spink S 83)5062 ' WASHINGTON (NEA) Lake Monroe 372 2611 Geneva - Oviedo St4via L.!Fih1 3705 Deltocsa. OsSary Entrprts Faise Edwards 668 oi - Cutuota Liza Baker Ostetu Mrs. Clarence Snviec Remember President Nixon's dream of the New Federa lism, the plan to restore a better balance of authority between the 'national government and ateal governments? It's ae In the past it was aways a liflk- hard to pump the juices of life into the idea. because politicians at all levels made it Miund abstract and dull rat r than specilic, pertinent and immediate, but Washn,gion state's Gov. Daniel Evans, now wearing a frontiersman s beard to match his perennially aggressive mood, has some observations about federalism that hit home and, in the principal instance, bear upon the immediate cr1(ical roblrns of energy and growth. r'r in an ubtantial part of the Pacific Northwest's energy deficiency ciunes horn low water supplies in the storage reservoirs behind such great h dro-elecirk dams as those at Grand Cooke and Bonneville on the Columbia riser. Initially these darns were erected basically to store water for rr on-rc!ama! ;m urvts'rtak :ns in th' arid eatr zones of the region. Selling powr wa.s a spinoff intended to help subsidize the cost of 1kw çyoiecLs. So the law is clear enough. he farmers have first call on that water. Gay. Evans tells me that dam authorities already have drawn off into secondary basins the anticipated spring 197; . Adarnonla Springs Winter Springs Na'y Booth 377 61-15 E lda t4 iC ho f e I .W. Fern Park Ianglewøod. E. Estates Goenr - Easrbreo Cosselberry -i That's right I Just $1250 down and we pay all closing costs! There are only 4 of these homes being built at this price. Can you afford to pass them up? Ift - 8311 7W2 I _j - The Atlantic Banks help Jrrace Geneva - '- 'V 3ZaThnmi iUtuik. '''-.--- - MEMBER THE ATLANTIC GROUP OF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMBER F.D IC. . - 16 p These homes have 3 & 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths. They have central heat & air conditioning throughout, and each one comes with a dishwasher, disposal, electric range and hood amenities you expect and deserve! Besides that they are fully carpeted and have large, outdoor patios. And that's not all .... Geneva Terrace Homes are pre-wired for telephone. There is city water and paved streets with curbs. Not to mention the sodded front and side lawns! And what about that location (Close to major highways, beaches, churches, schools, and huge shopping centers! TIL4CQ LAND COMPANY REALTOR Local Call: 323-7860 0 834.3131 IN SANFORD FROM 23,95O Geneva tim Terrace lift "" I 'ri_ UI &F non/ _ r' by IF 11 NfAnw I mcomarmww / 2W.1 Gfs.vs Osr,*i AØs .',', �fnn 6A—The Sanf or d Heral d Thursday De c, J9 Notional I Pros To Explain Missing Tape Gap VC News Briefs Saxbe Supports Jaworski WASHINGTON SAP) Atty. Gen.-designate William B. Sax be says he would do everything In his power to we that the special Watergate preciator Is not interfered with. Saibe, at a Senate coMthnation hearing, said. "I on1yres -ve the right to ctnplaln If I don't think that It the Watergate is moving fast enough, wtách I don't anticipate." - investigation) NEW YORK (AP) After nearly 17 years in mental In. - Keller Tells Council Role By. H. A. NAPKA WASIIINGTON t AP) — the rt, port. jury would begin work Jan. 7, said that members of his staff ritine, if they 'Arere ncedc-fl for Technical xpeas are ready to However, the New York Daily and take some of the load from had been at the White House any of the Investigations being tell U.S. I)Ltrict Judge John J. the panel created last Aug. &rlca what they learned about News-ritoday quoted informed , hear evidence in all waierthe 13-minute gp in one of the appointed electronics experts gate cases except the June 17, subpoenaed Watergate tpes so far had been unable to 1972, break-In and subsequent Members of the panel of exdetermine whether the tape had cover-up attempt. pert! ho examlndb the tape teen tampered with. during the past two weeks were The News said the panel was The other four tapes were scheduled to meet today with expected to ask Strica for more among the subpoenaed recordthe Itxlge in his chambers to time to test the recording. inns in Sirica's possession. deliver a preliminary report of Meanwhile, Siriea They signed an covered conversations betheir findings. order Wednesday authorizing tween the President and aides Lawyers from the White the empaneling of a third grand on March 13, two on March 21, House and the special Water. jury to receive evidence from and another th next day, all in gate ir;sMtor's office also the special prosecutor's staff. 1973. planned to be 4here to receive The special p'secutor also The new 23-member grand ..,. 1% ad bomber Near Freedom The Sanford Herald JUDGE SIRICA 3rd grand jury rt'prese,,,Lj'c of our COIlI- Iferald Correspondent answer to r esidents' - many local ,.., questio ns, Wil liam E. Keller, chairman, today explained the purpose of the proposed in. corporation of the Dellary Public Affairs Council. C# In an exclusive interview Keller said, "The purpose of Incorporating our council is to gain stature, so that our body will be recnIznized as I N I DeBaryCound'i nuii - : Realtor-Zoning Fight ' _____ — • • -. •' f. 1 . ___ '- ______ . . f. Salef S Gas Stations To Close NEW YORK (AP) Thousands of service stations in many parts of the country are planning to close for thttC. day periods at Christmas and New Year's, a spot survey indicates. Spokesmen for associations of service station operators in Michigan, I llinois, Louisiana, Florida, Washington D.C. Indiana and Wiaconsin said many of their members would close from the Saturday night preceding each holiday until the following Wednesday. Christmas and New Year's fall on Tuesdays. "We estimate that 50 per cent of the nation's servicc stations will be closed for the three-day periods," said John Huemmrich, executive director of the National Conuess of Petroleum Relailers. More than bO per cont of the country's 2 O,OOO service stations have been dosing this month from 9p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday at request of President Nixon, who Is seeking authority to make such 3hutdi mandatory. - WWW4 r "Z -. • .. .- - - .. . __________ on hol*da y IF d — . The council's functions are act as a "watch-dog" p taming to the commun needs, iil the county lev w here all De13ar)pubhcs sices originate. -'--. New Smyrna Beach. . again in May of 1971, before the council (cou.ufly) and again In council battle by the 1972, but received no rprv Pu!jr: Affiirs Cut! :fj t gainst the appotntmenLj of Ap9roximately three months realtors to the county zoning later Keller received an an. board has been temporarily swer. It was written by the state ended. secretary ofcomlflerce,athung William E. Kelle, chairman his problem would be presented of the council, indicated this to Arthur England, consumer week he still is not satisfied advisor of the governor's off with a stale ruling inthematter, No further action took place at as be feels there could be a that time. conflict of interest involved. After a considerable delay, About three years ago Keller Keller again wrote to Adams. and Rlchm')nd C. Holcombe. This letter In part, was as council consulting engineer, follows, "The county has just questioned the feasibility of appointed new boards each of permltting realtors on the which wrongfully we believe, Urur. board. Keller wrote to include an active realtor, who Liet. Gay. Tom Adams, neither has, or who could have, regarding the ma tter, a prurient interest in zoning His letter, in part, read as decisions which invariably follows,, The fact is that I affect real property values, and raised this question three years can Involve 'leverage' difficult ago in line with our to ersse." He challenged the dissatisfaction over the ban- statement that realtors belong ciling of our zoning affairs In on such zoning boards. ............ ,- , ..,.._'.A _ ---.---' By IL A. NAPKA Herald Correspondent reuresent the community . • the threshold of freedom. The last eriminal charges remaining against George Metesky for the planting of 32 homemade bornt* in such public places as Radio City Musk Hall were dimiLsse Wednesday in a Manhattan court. Full freedom will be his upon his fOnflhl dl$Ch$Tge frun a £tate hpital in Queens, expected In a matter of days. M'teskv. now 70. already has bee n certifd c as county level. Original cou members were named "various organizations and cl filed by Attorney Brinley Keller explained that which were represent ed in ter. I representa tive or recently the council challenged association, a decision rendered by the the U 1(1 Executive council offic county zoning board. The case Although several well-written now are Keller, chairman; F was remanded, on an appeal, to explanations regarding the D. Merrill, vice chairman the circuit court, The higher functions of the council have Mrs. C. T. Ulrich, secret; court reversed the county board been furnished the public, treasurer, Richmond decision and at that time the many residents still are Holcomb is the consult assistant county attorney literally 'In the dark' regarding engineer. Finances for expenses are provided . supporting organizatlo Members of the council are paid. - - its origin and purpose, Car ' J I • LI.Ii.0 SUg1'MC(i the Incor[Y)' ration of even in courts of law.,' the Lkliary Ile added, "The incorporation more weight in legal matters. invnlvø inlv •hi ,.inn,.il uwiii nn.1 tUtU Since that time i n application not the entire community as of a corpo ra te charter 1' been many people believe, 11 1111lity The council bears t responsi bility of representi each community request problem tn the county Meml>i are delegated to protect I community's interest at times. 4 Keller points out mi problems are time-consumh and many require lengthy stu - — . and exploration before Ili actions can be taken. - esses, Stembers are required r MURAL DEPICTS MANGER SCENE STUD E NTS AT AT Enterprise Elementary School working on Christmas mural to decorate classroom include (I to r) ,Julie Keitner, Mike Lawrence and David Calvert. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Reg '21 Sale 17.85 Reg. '28 Sale 23.80 county council meetings, a most agenda meetings whl regular cour. meetings The DeBary u attends workshop meetirl) monthly zoning meetings addition to local nietings. Reg. $34 Sale 28.90 S a on ve t - 0 Each and every one of our long gowns now at a big 15% off. Misses and junior dresses made for bright lights. All colors Lots of fabrics. Glamour for all you million-dollar babies—at Penney prices I ys Thursday, Friday and Saturdayl LAYAWAY NOW. I TL" STw Va POUND-A.TRUCK TM 5 A— V 588 ko Ilia Jwf .; 40 a 888 e hi 'L' feLt " 's 14 II lftJ "Peachy & Her Puppets Put a puppet on her hand and the puppet talks. Four different puppets say two different things in their very own puppet voices. Take the puppet off and Peachy T.M. says two things in her own vice. 18' tall, 4 puppets Included. Y( Heavy duty truck with detachable workbench doubles play value. Hours of take-epart and fix-it fun. Pound colorful bolts, nails, and screws down flip Over and pund'm out. Hammer and wrench and two drivers Included. too! ." .• ._• ; - w. J -'--- • '' k% . 988 .: 4_4 788 Big Jim Rescue Rtg'. Has boom. bas k et icols. Talking Communications Center, n1 Barbies Friend Ship. Has realisti c n!erior cegr. op p ns to ôr 4 feel / ( 1qV11Nr1X~X ' 488 74 p------- 1 . gal Mickey Mouse & Q~Vf , 11, lima Snoopy' Power Toothbrush Really bcusties "eth clean Batteries not ,i Included ) 7i Unrbie's - Goin Camping Set vjo!.i B:ezy l3uoav" and Tent-Triitr I nric ni I el 1.ey We know what you're !ooknq for. - open 10 a.m. CPen ey We know what you're look ing for. 't 9:0 pm. Mon. timi Sat. .'4 at - - - --.. Charge it at Sanford P1070 Penney's: . .- • -.. -. ',,.• - - ' - - -- -- -' i -- .-. 'III 9:30 p.m. Mars. Open 19 a.m. - ..' -- .. - •.0 a . .. thru Sot. '. -h ), - ,.. . -. -- - - _______ ________ - .' ,• ---'- -- .• ..- ,. , ,• ' . ---* i - i. i T:-;:i•1. Thursday, Dec. 13, 19/3— ,A �- SA-The S a nford Herald Thursday Dec. 13, 1973 RUGS - 14.P9 7'-'zx - $450 lxii lx Indl o ctment May Be Dis missed gambling charges, are against Blackburn has fallen to No charges have been filed i scheduled to argue for Herr i ng's chief assistant, Bil l the bombing incident, and dismissal of conspiracy and authorities have ref used to link Stale)', attempted murder indictments In other criminal court previous union troubles With Someone shot gambler Clyde alleging he paid for the pistol matters, Circuit Court Judge either the fire or the unexploded Lee in a Seminale County phone bulhIs which sent Lee slumping Dominick Sail I this week denied bomb, which was discovered by booth on a June morning In to the floor of the 1-4, SR 434 16-year-old a change of venue motion filed Cousineau's ___ telephone booth, by attorneys for three men daughter, -. The 2:30 p.m. hearing Friday Saul may hear a change of charged in the Sent. 19 blaze _______________________ in Titusville before Circuit wipi ng out the 27.tuckfleetof venue motion at 1:30 today Court Judge Voile Williams, Casselberry's Air Flow Design in the manslaughter trial of who also presided over the air conditioning company. David Lee Griffin, accused in L Cagnina trial, will see Black. -Facing trial in Sanford next the death of former Cassel berry burn's lawyers contend that week on arson charges are city councilman Richard Win. 1 since the rileged gunman has -_ ,=-,.. Salfi Is slat ed to hear a three Orlando residents, ITIWIffiI .n been acquitted, Blackburn Benjamin Franklin Ilanes, continuance equest by Crlf. -• ___________________ cannot be tried for conspiring Arthur Ray lriindon, and Kilce fins attorney, assistant public. with a person or persons undefender Terry Ackert, who ___________________________________________ named in the indictment. The trio was asted one seeking to delay the al now _________________________ The conspiracy laws, thEY month after the fire, and scheduled for Monday. While will say, require at least two shortly after the discovery of a Salfi normally reserves '. ____________________ -_________ persons to conduct a con- six-stick dynamite bomb out. Thursday afternoon's fo y k -_ z~;-`V~ -_-___________ ' ;• spiracy. Further, the defense side the home of Air Flow c proceedural moti ons, he oc• -I • - ' will argue, Blackburn cannot be owner Roland Cousineau, 1090 casiorlly rules on change of %~~. ,_ , ,.charged with "aiding and Circle, venue motions at the same Bowl Cr)stal j _rTrj abetting" Czgriina, since Casselberry. time Cagnina Is now judged innocent '7 01 U crime. tfthstate5Indirtnwnt had Blackburn with con. L IONS Ii FRUITCAKES spiring with unknown persons In addition to Cagnina, the Club is selling fruit cakes to help raise funds to aid DELTONA LIONS lawyers concede, the in. blind and near blind. Shown in Deltona Plaza selling fruit cake to Lloyd diCtments might be salviged. Young are Dana Kimball (left) and Art Mathieu. But, they point out, the two(Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) year statute of limitations on ___________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ add ,n more conspirators By CURLS NELSON Herald Staff Writer but with the acquittal alleged hit-man Sam Cagnina on the charges Last week the states chances of linking the officially unknown gunman to ex-gambling czar Harlan 1911, Blackburn are hanging by a thread, That thread may be broken Friday whtn attorneys for Blackburn, now serving a V. year sentence on federal -______________________________________________ _____ Ackert has also filed for dI3Sal of charges u cauied Win's dea th by shooting him with a . caliber pistol. claiming the shct was an acclder.t. Salfi Is not expected to rule on this motion today. low prices _________ 4 ___ _ _____ ARM Y-NA VY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave ______________________ _ ___ I •_. a _ 111 17911 George Stuart's . Pico - 4 - $4495 L l ega Save goorge stua $35.00 I _____ ic Not SEMINOLE COUNTY BUAKD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Nct;c,o*PubhcHeartn :i The Board of Courny Corn nussioners of Seminole County will hold a public hearing to onslder i proposed Cc : Ii I 71 .ercM fonirç from Cl t C 3 \VhGC Commerc i al on the following described pf*rty: That DIrt Of Block H, Fè(fl Terrace Subdivision. Section I?. Townthlp2l.RanpeSO, Plat Book it, Page 7$ (star1r.g at the N C.Otfl(f directly east of railroad tracks on O'Br ien Road. procee.ng east g$ ft. South 142.62 It, tast IS ft. ovth si ft writ 190'? then north 37762 It to point of l'I) of ra.Iroed tracks and South of CrBri.en Read This pjllc hear n-3 will be Mid the Courtly Commission Ctarnberi of ?t Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. January 8 1V74. at 1 ''• o as soon thereafter Board of Count H. Beckw i Jr, PubliSh: Dec, . 197 t h, DEWSS NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 , virtue of by that ct, rfa;n a ot ce FICTITIOUS NAME Notice IS hereby given that I 3m engedinbnesaI 171 NPt'way, u.n. LOngWOI. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious COURTESY MOTORS, and tha t i nfend?os?eidr,lme*m,t, Ite Cru! Cc.irt, S-rn•noIe County, Florida in a ordatge with the provisions the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 7 $6509 Florida Statutes S John S. wothng hjblith: Dec 6. 13, 30 37, 973 flEw 71 III 1111611065a ~ - aw"011`00d"& _1= 1 100 pi I 110 Tait BALLARZ 8flu rn',i,ijN F. nA! A°" • a ve,orlf dead. hlior her unknown heirs devisees, legatns., or grarwees. and all other persons or parties claiming by through. under or a9ainsl tnem4 and utI parties or persons hay' claiming any rights to title or teces ir and to m premises in volved in this Sul,. i ,, crtplrlmert That sais? the terms of said Wr it Begin at the NW Corner of the NE 24. Township 21 South, of Range 77 East, Seminole County, onn E Polk Florida. thence run N. ft degr ees M' E.. 1211.63 fee, a" the North Line Seminole County. Florida of said NE '. to the West Right-of. Pubisb Dec 1 13 ' 27 Way Line of State Road No. 5-427; thence run S. 0 degrees OS' 45 . E.. $34 17 teen, a!onq said Wen Right of. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND thence run S.O degrees Ol'ASFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,Way; W,7 9Ofeet. along same Right of FLORIDA. Way. thence run N. 17 degrees 39. CASE h1O. 73-ISMO 20'W.,097 feet, to the NE Corner of It re thi Marriage of OAKLAND ESTATES. lit Section, ROSFBUO GASTON Wife according to the Flat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 14, pages It ROGER SHERMAN GASTON 30. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, thence NOTICE OF ACTION THE 'SlAif OF FLORIDA ro continue N 11 degrees 31r 20' w.. WiO3 fret,*Iona the North Line of ROGER SHERMAN GASTON said OAKLAND ESTATES, WHOSE ADDRESS AND RESIDCNCE 43) KNOLLWOO) Section. to the West Line of the NW ' of thi PIE `- a Of 140Section 21, CIRCLE, wArEpaupy fl(e run North 300 feet. along NECTICUT WC4. Said Wag LWO 10 the SE Cornet of Atwoin Pet ttlon tr DiniaMlan to the North -i of the NE ' of the NW PM'ra -.Clt.41d ecton 21. t'nce rin 5 *9 -::L-.j i - jr 7 r r-dra GASTON. in Circuit deg'ees43DIW, I)), 10 fee, ROSEBUD Court 'a and for Snnlnne County.SVJ Corner thereof; thence run N. 0 cees o as" w., 6.9 0i feet t tpu. Flor4a, the Short t't$e f which is: NW Cor net t,4 Said North of tPi* IN RE - THE MARRIAGE ROSEBUD GASTON, Wife CM NE 'o, of the NW ',c4saidSec1ionLI4, tnce run H. $9 degrees is' ROGER SHERMAN GASTON t37 16 feet o the P&nt f Begin ?he i, - -- :; , = m, 21, lowrtsn.p 2$ ' or vine-i detenseor petedng With n South. Range 29 East, Seminole (Ic-nI of the Ciroit Court in arid for Ftvr,da run P1 5? degrees c aly Fier •ndSt Co.n 56' E. 17313$ feef, thence run s on Ther&f o P*titiners a torni y. Roger L. Berry of oegrfs OS' 45' E. 3.41.45 feel to a tLEVELAND. MIZE 4. BERRY. point of begirwuing. thence run S. e I4 3447 ('.0 Drawer Z. Sinterd, Floridadegrees 4 !tete r.r. . ,ç derte ;;,, I07 feet, thence run N. $9 degt December. A.0. øn 4 37" F. 5447 fret, run If o A T iTP1(SSmyhandaadsaa1o4the l =. .1 '-' P.1 ( - i-"C C 4 f:r (Cjrl Ofi thut7)tt OC i--1; 44 P *iTthtf. A 0. 1973 11 WITNESS ny hand and tht seal Of this Court on he Ic-tn day of Beci..wilh, r 4rflç 1973 Ciliarik of the Circuit Court 4SeA11 Or Ct'crOa V Ekrrn 4rhJI' it Beckwith r.---_.. s Clerk 44 the Ccxirl € L 7, By: JOy t-k Prtetontc ''thei l Deputy Clerk P P-.jDIiSfl: Dec. I). , fl, ;fl3 , Sanford. tocioa 37771 u Nov fl Otc 6. 13 1973.an 3 1914 DEW-Se 0EV-IfS ecutiion . '-, , - Coach Dale Miller's Oviedo basketball team must really be beaming this morning with news of their fifth ranking in the state's Triple.A basketball poll. The Lions, who lost out to Ocala Forest in their regional playoffs last season are back this season with much the same kind of club that ca rr ied them to their second straight district championship, However For est is tabbed four th on th e slot of state Triple•A teuns and that should prove interesting - to see which of the highly regarded clubs is on top at the season's end. Even now, several hardwood watchers are looking over the Lions to see who will be on the presteglous post&'ason cage lives. As of now, Leon Cobb and Clennie Patterson, the lions, senior and junior duo look to be the best beta for top considerations Miller, who was named county Coach of the Year, last season looks like the early season leader to repeat that tI000r, but has a lot of competition from Lyman, Lake Brantley and Seminole this time around Watch out for SNA's Chris Marlette, and Trinity's George Austin, though. They're a pair of unsung men to rs who are ex pe cti ng to bring their teams Into contention for local honors. - 11. I' - IN THE clRcw'r COURT OF THE While the Cagnina trial was EIGHIEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. handled by Senin 1evar CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Stat e At ty. Abbott Herring, COUNTY. FLORIDA. teamed wi th Orange-Osceola CASE NUMBER: ri-ISSl.0 WESTERN LAND PLANNING State At ty. Robert W.n..r, 1 COMPANY. an Illinois Corpora t ion l47 Qi sal vaging the case rcs'red ?oOobusFne mile State -Plaintiff, [aa I b"-______________________ - . Notice West Pompano Seacn, NOTIFIED that the abovenamed Pl&intf I,.WESTERN LAND PLANNING COMPANY. Illinois Corporation registered to do business In the State of Florida has fledaC Complaint ag ainst you in the a0ovestylId Court . You are corn. manded to serve a copy of your written dtlersel. it s •, f.. - Crooms Home Opener Lit. , By: 5: James L. Simmons. , r - ' ATTEST: 5: Harold Edward Simmons. Secretary Publish: Dec. 13, 20. 27. 1973 and Jan. 3, 1971 74 UP DEW-51111 - IN '(HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LIPITH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LouMry.FLOIf iDA CIVIL ACTION •1377* In re: the Marvage of GEOR GE C. DUTTON, SR.. attorney, whose address Is Suite ISIS. CWA Tt.vpr, Orlando. onor before the l0th day oljanuery, 191. and file the oridmnal with ttte Clerk of this Court either service on Plaintiff'sattorney immedIately thereafter; Othirwist a default my be entered açainst and M D UTTON, YOU for the relief demanded in the BARBARA M. WifC Complaint. NOTICEOFSUIT This Notice Shall be published once each week for four 11 con- TO: Barbara M. Dutton Residence Unknown seG,tive wekt in the Sanford Last known resIdence: Herald. warren Road WITNESS my hand and seal of the . Brimfield, Massactwjetts Court at Sanford, F lorida. thIs 10th You, Oelendant, are hereby day of December, 1913. notlfled th$Øn action for dlssoh,tion (Seal) of marriage has been filed against Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr you In the above-styled suit arid you Clerk ore required tos.erwa copy of your By: Linda M. Harris answer or pleading to the Complaint Deputy Clerk ° Plaintiff's attorney, Joseph M PubliSh - Dec 13 70. 27, 197) and Murasko, P.O. Drawer 714. Fern 3, 197 Part, Florida 32730, and file the DII __. original Answer or pleading In fe office of the Clerk of the Clri.uil Court an or before the IC*h day of FICTITIOUS NAME January. 1914. it you fall to do to. a NOTICE is her *by given that I am default will be taken against you for engiged in business at 600 Highway the relief demanded in the Corn43*. Longwood, Seminole County. piaint F$orsda under the fictitious name of WITNESS my hand and official CRUSP"S OF LONOWOOD, and seal of cff ice at Sanktd. Seminole a I irt end to register sd name Coi,sly. Florida, this 10th day of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court . December, 1913 S'mr'oe Count y . Flo rida In ar ordance with the provis'ons of the Arthur H. Ueckwth, Jr F ictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Clerk of the Circuit Court Section 145 09 Florida Statutes 1957. By: Linda M. Hatris OBInc. Deputy Clerk W. W Boitner, Publish: Dec. 13, 20, 77, 1973 and President Jan. 3, 1971 Publish: Dec. 13, 20. 27, 1973 and DEW-S7 ian. 3. 1174 DEW IC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cut. NOTICE TO PUBLIC CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PltiCt It Pijreby given that a COUNTY, FLORIDA Public Hearing will be held In the PROBATE NO. 133 City Commission Room, City Hall, In re: Estate of ford, Florida, l 5:00 P.M. on J. W. FORD, ThisIday. December 20. 1973, to Deceased. consider the folJowirq chIngt and THE STATE OF FLORIDA To , amendment tofu !oninQ Ordinance HUBERT P. FORD, 203 Pykert Of tTtC City of Sanford, Seminole Street, St. Catherines, Ontario, County, Flarida Canada LILLIE V. B. CHISM, uo Reioning From: R-l.kk, SingleBruSh Street, Detroit, Michigan Family Residential District. 4202 JOHN WESLEY FORD JR To That Of: GC 2. General 39)0 Tolnay Street. Houston, Texia Cwnmersf Oisfr,ct 77071 ROBERT C FORD, 29)0 That Property Described as The Totrssy Street, Houston, Texalk 71071 1I ll"j feet Of Loft 30 39 and 10, VAI.ERIA 0, LOFTON, 14 SMnroe Place, Monti.afr, New Jersey 01047 and the South 563 feet of Lot LC5-S the Ea%t 109 3!nt't), Amcrided ALLEN C LLFTOtI. 11 Mn'cPlet of Druid Park, as recorded In Place, Montclair, New Jersey 0704 Fl.? Book 7, pages 3 arid 4, in the YOU AR HEREBY NOTIFIED tnat a Petit ion Pes been filed In said office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida; Court pfaing for an Order to Beginning a' the SW Cornet of Lot determine person* lnternted in the 10 of taid Amended Flat Of Druid Estate of J. W. Ford, decea;d, and Park as aforesaid, run Cost 5316 their r espective shar es In the ?rh '.f 7 f!. Irr tjr-,- tt% f S-3 -:11ate ar-i LoU US feet, trience ScUtfl 410 I you a.c he-full' required to tile ycur feet. thence Weti 1541A feel to the w ?endefensesthr'etowiftuinlorty (101 days after the tIrl Publication Easterly right of way of U S 1792 North 2$ ørgr ee-s 30 East or posting hereof. Should you fail along lid right of way 737.06 feet to therein, Ivdgmenl w.II be ent.,r,d ; of bevinninc. cki course upon laid Petition, Being more generally described WlTtlESSrny hand and the seal af s located. Suuth Of Airport said Court at Sanford. Seminole BotAevatd end East of U-S. 17-97. County, Flock4,, 1IOh day II A'iparles In interest andCitizens December, AD. 197). 1oP3'fv."'r t) t ljflJ •tor - ,. VIRGIL 13 COt4iLiti 1 1 ,rcull Judçp By octit'r .4 the Plor-niag and Zoning 1 evnrn4stoa of the City of By - Lois B. Walker Deputy Cierk Sanfrd, F lo'ida, this lllh day of December, 1972 GEO. A SPEER. JR Arthur 14 HarriS OF 5PEE 4. SPEr•R, P A 4 P.O- t.c.i 1)6.1 Sanford, Florida 32111 Pirnre'ng and AttorneyS for the Estate of Zoning Cornm'ssIon J. W. iord, deceased ?ublisai Dec. 6. I) 24. 27 1913 fu1.t ti' 0o I) 1973 PEW £1 0 . I ,. Quiet Raider .Stars Chip Crawford, iiiiho languished on the bench for Joe Sterling's Seminole Junior College cage five for much of last season is beg in ning to com e back to his high school "stardom" days, as his presence on the SJC starting five Is beginni ng to show. A leader in assists and recoveries, he teams we ll with the curren t Raider crop of players and looks remarkable with the way he sets up the offensive attack. IAlong with Gerald Owens, who was well or, his way to -tardum last season, makes a solid front and backcourt duo I ith Crawford, but it's the work of an unsung "walk-on" who Lis people buzzing, Robert House, who ripped the cords for .4 in the Raiders double -over time win over Valencia Just came out at the start of practice, Coach Sterling reports, and he's been one of the biggest unlooked-for bright spots in the Raider attack. With a young team (mostly freshmen) the one thing that stands out about the Raiders Is the way they don't stand out. They look smooth and well -disciplined most of the time and I what mistakes they do commit can usually be attributed to t-arly season mental mistakes They're fitting together and if they continue to mature on the court as they have been doing, we can expect some pretty exciting contests when they take 'he court. -- ______ - ki jJai Alai Results Wednesday Night's Results Filly Ds.s 7: US b,4l-ll,l Mvj 41 4-1. 641 1 tU I I1I1% SICOND. Dsbles. Ar,OIe-LaqaSl (r IllS. DOUILIS. Ieee It I 61. SIN Is THIRD, Dstlet, Atit.-tirn,a yis Qai.f1 ti-fl 11113-IS Psi?.'', It-)) 1*34 It t 4-IS 6 FIFTH. DsNi, 7 Lots 1,41 P I II Mitv'i Oart. ill) P,d, l*i4I. 404a 184 11-1) 02 I 1.11 4 I =91 D,i,s, Spit F: 1111 ?N 1.41 I 1-N 1.41 3 11545 $In$Ie to 1 4444 fl4) $1.1. Ptri,tj I)-1 IfS - SIVINTH SHe 7 - Øwbsqs. 31.15 71* 1-1. 1 1d'e,Yia *vi (14) 14115 Pts$aa (34) $1034 Ii •N 4 445 I IIOIITH, OeeCNs. t Aft 111 Ida 1 "sal 111 441'"4%. fj, mw I 1-3 3$ I Q-.5I1 13.-Il $1114 F,n.aa li-I) $iiO 131 .ns '.e19$UN fl-I V 10-4) tN Penneys, tmasfro -Á WlNfl4, liniNs. Tim ye-i It iI Is: ____ Open 10 "r'. 17-4) $4$ N Pr-fsda (1-4) 1114 Is IN $ ita JCPelney am. 19 9:30 pm. Mon. thru Sat. 11 Lisa Qofofela Ill) 3145 Peltadi $11111 is Diti D,,$,a III) 8117$ 15e4 count at 55. The Seminole squad play and it was the opinion of Valencia had a chance to tie the whopping 45-30 margin which SJC confrontations by his got the Nalland couldn't put it in rnwiy that he show'd have had a game again when House showed in 17.1$ CM 7.14 ' ill $A4 ds Ieffl55 O,,aliII ti-11 $IN Pw$.cta (7-4) $144-N 5,, Q (II 4tt all-I) $t?lN (I-I vli aNt) 414K 6-1.1411 HiaiI.-411U34 Fit T: stali 14). ri7tTt"• high into ttw rafters after the Lym an, Pats To Tangle In Mat Meet By JOHN CIIERWA varsity grappler at 139 with Herald Correspondent Tom Lent at 146. Getting into In what looks to be one of the the heavyweight catagories most heated contests Of the Doug Wilkinson squares off at season the Lyman wrestling 156 and either John Martin or team looks to extend its fltCOflI Jeff Clayton will step onto the 1o3-0 against the Lake Brantley mat at 168. grapplers Thursday night In At 186 it will be Clayton or Longwood. The Junior varsity Brian Stroup. Some question clash gets under way at 6:30 has arisen hr what class Clayton p.m. with the varsity to follow, will see action. Keith Williams Tension for this iii.atch has rounds off the jayvees wrestling been building up for wccks as in the, unlimited class. bold claims of victory were In the hotly contested varsity exchanged on both sides, matches Armando Payas will Expe-ted to lead off for the be at 99 followed at 106 by Doug jayvees is a 99 pounder Louis or Howlett, Payas. At 106 two grapplers are Ui'idcfeated in two matches vlelng for the junior varsity David Colomb comes into the position. Both Pat Howlett and contest at 133. Kevin Luby are shooting for Looking very impressive in this spot. two outings has been Jim Gary Miller is scheduled for Brinker at 139. Brinker is the 113 clash. Miller dropped a other four year wrestler cn the decision to Leesburg in his lint Hound squad. He Is the only tilt and won by forfeit against varsity grappler that also Boone. Miller ls one of two four participated in the cross year wrestlers. country program. A real contest between Dale Strauze and Paul Richards has Jim SziLngyi comes in at 146 developed in the 120 class. One followed by Donnie Thompson of the two hIc*inds will wrestle in the 156 weight class. Bob Brucato looks to defend jayvee and the other varsity. his district crown wrestling In The 127 and 133 divisions use 168 class. Glenn 11111 or the a brother act. Steve Lang tackles the 127 foe with Dennis Clayton stand to be the wrestler at 186 with Mike White dressing Lang at 133. John Niteti will be the junior in the unlimited class. :.::.'i'71' --- FOURTH Arvt Y:a (I). lila P*esi ()). Dmu*,eLerr.a It). SIXTH lb.,',J.u.tl) *1551. Mvts.fia It) Aeca.T.ni_(71. $IVINTH: Fi,t'4a-Yii (7) Sali. L,ra'i III, AaeeI-.Ja-,tIII. 1I3$TN *t(b-TI' III. Plea-Misdo II'. Fsem,' tecu 11). ilINTPf: l-s II). Ti', it) A'w"a(h iiisTov,aa. (II. Lits(I).Jilil 4 15re-P.*iS (It. liarre Ilew. U). Finni.Lv*s IS). ,, 0~"' FIllY: tlafi$-Yta Id. Ar$eAaiofg 1$), S. He-ta.'? lii tia Ill). P.rJsw gcQO- aal-Zarv Id. (1). It T)4110: $.I*-At$ili II). L.'eei-Larr.. III. Ds".s.- tl II) FOURTH: ittrt-Ott (fi, 1s. Fidrasa (I). Ar,cNa-Mle4Si Ill. F IF TH: Q.I.-MstG4 lit, #""4K$ ()). $neIiulIda IS). $IXTN: I t1t-1,bttt ID, Atti4aW Id. (I)li.., v.-Y IOVC NIH 5i1t lane (I). Ar,cke.Jevj 0) tls,n#qAf*Ia (H d'O'iTH Psem-Ti4s Ili, 4-its-Claus fl) Fsc'naPdM II). NitilT", FIr1i (H. Lilsea (*). - __________________ lU 51$ less III. i.et.Id, Ie41a(11. 11TH: Atci Get's (73, Nss-4.arrw (It. Aits-*a"is (1). (1) O _Rams IlT$ 4 1 1't.-$ttla It) (. I_ ______ is $1 -$ 4 _______ S 0% 1*vA,asj Tonight's Selections shots attempted clutch play. ' SECOND £ rt.-A,.M Ill). Metro. Asrali II), INn-lit-es (fl '-"S Twin It. ? fi ll: the and the two teams went into the technical called on him. blocked a shot and ret.reived the department, as the home squad "We started him two games The contest between the five minute overtime period. However that was not to be and loose ball, put the ball up 78 times from the ago," continued Sterling, who ValencLa Matadors and With the home crowd surging the Matador shooter was Given another chance to flOor. however, the Matadors watched his charges up their Seminole JuCo Raiders was a to their feet at almost every awarded two free throws, protect their slim Ii, the hit or.ly 29 of the 78 attempts for season record to 54, "And he very typical game indeed. movement on the Floor Dexter Crosby stepped up to Raiders froze the ball until a not so hot 37 pct. and made has really prc.duced some fine Typical only in the sense that Valencia hit three straight the charity line with no time on McCullum was fouled Having a enough mistakes to cut their efforts for us." both these squads have wound buckets to give the Matadors a the clock and the score tied at one-and-one situation on his OWfl throat.. House wound up the leading up playing overtime contests 61.55 lead with 3:28 still 6161. He missed both shots with hands the Birmingham native In one of the roughest games scorer for the Raiders, dumthe last three times they have remaining In the overtime nobody on the floor and sank both to up the ping in 24 point which included count to 69- played so far this year for the several clutch shots in the two met. Last night the Raiders frame. Valencia had to face the 65 Seminole. the home outfit fouled overtime periods. took the hosts into two overtime Seminole, appearing to be in Seminole squad for another five McCants. the cotinsin of the the visiting Seminole cagers periods before taking a hair (heir worst fix of the night, minutes, House was followed by Pensacola McCants who was raising 71-67 win back to worked the ball over to Owens times while the Joe Sterling Gerald Owens wIth 19 and Chip The second overtime stuw the 1971's Mr. Prep asketball, B Seminole County. crew was in violation on only 13 Crawford Robert and who hit a 15 footer to bring the Seminole squad take charge answered McCullum's shots occasions. The Raiders won the game on count to 61-57. The Valencia was and although they never with a 20 footer of his own to McCullum with 12 and 10 the clutch shooting of walkon called for charging and relinquished the lead there close the gap to 69.67 with only Taking advantage of the respectively. The high man for the host Robert House and Gerald Senilnole's Forte hit from close were some doubtful moments eight seconds left to tick away, situation and more than Owens In the extra periods in on the side to bring the score before the final buzzer. house was immediately compensating for their lack of Matadorr, who had four starwhich saw the visitors come to 61-59 and the fans were going Gerald Owens was fouled foul ten foul out of the contest was ed and again the Seminole height the Raiders hit 27 charity from behind 5:1 three crucial wild. trying to shoot and made both ourlit was faced with a one-and. ttses at a 71 pet. clip as Harris with 15 along with junctions in the contest. A pushing and shoving In- shots to put the Raiders up 63- one situation. House came compared to %alencla's 9 good Mason with 13. Leading the ball game ('jdcn( on the floor between (1. house came into the thrtiwh tr. jive thi R;iid.rs ii frcithrow In 17 tries for enly 'i.rrifr IG FT A T7' at the hail Joe Sterling's cun Setiiiiwle's Owens and spotlightagain and hit;i jumper 11-67 score with 00:01 s3 tingent had trouble holding onto Valencia's McCants added the to give the visitors a 65-61 edge remaining in the second Owens S 9-15 19 Crawford 4 44 12 the lead and found themselves un-needed spice to the last and the situation looked good overtime period and the Count Coach Joe Sterling heaped McCullt.,m 3 41 10 down 4943 with less than four minute of play which saw the for Seminole. proved to be final, 3 22 4 praise on Robert House after Forte minutes remaining In the Matadors control the ball until Valencia's Mason hit from 15 House 5 5-10 24 The difference In the con- the spine tingling contest. regulation play. Totals 22 3.3.35 7? 0037 remaining when Eley was feet but that effort was an- test, as in the final overtime "House really came thrcugh Led by the shooting of House called for charging. swered by another clutch shot period, was the foul shooting of for us," said the Seminole cage Valencia PG PTA TP and Owens along with the Two points down and having by House to put the SJC club on the Seminole five. The locals hit tutor, "And he is walkon that rebounding of Johnny Forte the the ball the Raiders went to top 67.63. 3 02 6 on 27 of 38 attempts from the just came out and wanted to Crosby Eady 7 72 6 Raiders bounced back to lead McCullum who missed a forced The Matadors took the ball charity line to go along with play basketball. He tried and he Ealy 1 46 12 54-53 with only 00:14 remaining shot from the left side. Valencia downcourt again and put it up their 22 of 52 floor shots for Harris a 42 has cded." 7 1-7 15 Mason 6 1-2 13 in the contest. Holding the ball rebounded and brought the ball four times before it went in the pet. pace for the night. Sterling mentioned that Ney In a freeze situation Seminole downcourt. 3 1.7 5 hole to close the gap to 67-65. Valencia thoroughly House has proved himself McCants S 02 10 backcourt man House was The smug victors smile began The- Seminole sound missed and outrebounded the visitors byacapable of starting in 3 9 -Il 41 recent Totals fouled purposely by Mike to appear on many laces in the McCants. Valencia crowd until Robert IN House stepped up to the line House came out of nowhere to Mal r.nd sank the first try making it steal the basketball arid go 55-53. The second attempt went downcourt and make the two in and out and Valencia's pointer all by his lonesome with Harris grabbed the rebound only 00:21 remaining. and smartly called a time out Valencia tried to put it up to the Matadors. for break the 61-61 deadlock but i home squad took the ball was fouled by house. The downcourt and McCants hit a Valencia player threw the ball Mtlnee Selections OsfEm,. PtU I Silt hint Q,r..11 731 1441. '4O (i-il 1172.4$ - - - bail, o.i. P-il $111.1. SIXTI? IiI DIeNIt. 155414 5$ I-IS III I 1.Ie-Tud 541 f-IS • 3.11 1 Aile-O.r'e 041e4a (II) $171. Pidscf a It-Il 1*7.1. flitytUvieWIS It Raiders Take Valencia Thriller ten foot jumper to even the Friday afternoon. Mark that down on your calend er 01 "Mustsee"dates asCrootns opeisits home cage season wi th a pair of nin th grad e games startin g at 4p.m. The Panthe rs' "A" telun takes on th e Bishop Moore junior varsity at 5:15, while the l ocal "B" squad goes against the Orlando school's Freshman team at the starting 4 p.m. time slot. Crooms is currently 1-1 on the trail, losing to Leesburg J'nior Varsity 540-37 in their most recent outing. As with football, the Panthers are slating a predominately junior varsity level of competition, including juniors as well ass sophomores and freshmen, but It's going to pay big di vidends when the young Panthers take the trek to Seminole High However, don't look to that as an excuse for the Sanford ninth graders. They're winners as evidenced by their remarkable football record and they're a good bet to give just about anyone's team a tough go. I'-. SYSTEMS, INC. F for lao - ., __ on June The regularly sched uled contest between the DeLand N Bulldogs and the Sanford Seminoles has been changed from ' S Friday night to Friday afternoon, Head Conch Joe Mills informed us that the basketball I-- - - k IflltchUp between the arch-rival clubs will start at 3 p.m in tho SIIS gym instead of the previously scheduled 6:30 b the JV contest. The varsity game will start at 4:30. tipoff 16 1 he Tribe is attempting to break a two-game skid when they I:ice Del-and. After winning their first three outings the . Seminoles have stubbed their toe over in Longwood against the Hounds by the score of 4745. They then dropped a 71.68 decision to Metro Conference foe Winter Park, Alter the Del.and contest on Friday the Seminoles will travel to Orlando Boone for a matchup with the Braves. Game time for the Boone fight Is 6:30 p .m . (a kl i c 3V grirn and :(J r).m. for the varjty t'nc'(1nt('r • , itf an5 ra OftendeA s. seal of the Mate of Florida DepartNOTICE OF ment of Commerce. DIvision of TO - ORIENTA FERN COMPANY n a final Employment Security a d-ssot cd Florida tumen1 renderrti .rt the ax'rstid scceuors. grantees. asstgnees ' n curt on the th day of September. creditors, and MARION F A 0 1973. in that certain case MBALLARD and WALTER B WIN. Stale o4 ord Department BALL.RD if living, and if theit of Commerce Plaintiff. -vs Don-pld unknown heirs, and All in"wn 14e.bert Stewart I a Don Stewart g ran t ees. Us. Concrete Serviceto meat Sheriff of W'I i74tet1. Seminole County. Florida. and I other persons claiming by or have levied Upon the following through v oreo.n In any described property owned by er or fashion. D,natd Herbert Stewart. said • IF, D that an op.ity being located in Seminole tto qviaf 'itt' a0 rty in County. Florid a, more pariicut*rty .. i County,Flor daprope described described as follows. On E x hibit A attached hereto and One (1) 1%9 Caoillac. this r e ference made a pan herf, etilte Via I917a7, 1974 Florida S against you and Tag No 17 WW 1311 at e required to seivice a copy I And tr'e unders.ne-d as Sheriff yourwrit.,ndetens.es,if any, toiton Seminole Coun', Florida. Will at s. • Ross & Rumberger. 11 00 AM. on the 2$lPi day A -, plaintiff '& ettorney. ,tbOSe ,,dress Is Poct Office Box 20151. December, A D. Wit offer 101 sale ad arid sell to the highest iddef ando. Florida. on or before cash. %ubOCt to any and all Jan-4ary Ilth. 117) land file the "~L of the Front (WeV I Door of or with the kofttiiscs :eteCo untyC rthous ' eith er before s er v ic e on plaintItrs g1O,db,Ite above S a. nitord attorneys or Immediately ffie'e*fter. otherwise a d*faull will vehicle being stored at Altamonte be enter cd against you for the relief Garage In Altamonte Springs, demanded In the complaint Or Further information Florida availlbJeti'WouQh the Civil Division 5P'riff' Cnrt "If "r -EXHIBIT 'A" • • • Notice - Oviedo Quint Ranked WARRENH,GERSTUHGjr'dL.E. NO GERSTUNG , hiS wife. HENRY W. FICTITIOU S USNAME LAW IMNOFF, ROBERT BRATZEL, NOTICE . HEREBY GIVEN Esquire, and WILLIAM 0. THAT ONS ELECTRONIC MILLER. JR Esquire. da h- LAW SYSTEMS. INC., a corporation OFFICE OF WILLIAM G. MILLER. existing undr the laws of the State JR., of Florida, being desirous of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND n0Qn0 It business under the FOR SEMINOL E COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION ictitious name of SESI, at 1020 F LOR TO: WARREN GERSTUNG raw L,ru4dDtlVe,ln the City Of Maitland, CASE NO. 73-1747.A 1000 i..e .i9..way County of Seminole. and State of DIVISION A West Pompano Beach. Florida . intendS to register the said OAK HARBOUR CORPORATION, Florida name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Florida corporation, Court In and for sa id County. P.ntitf, and DATED this 30th day of vs ORIENTA FERN ANY, a .• • 1000 S. Dixie Highway SIMMONS ELECTRONIC dissolved Florida corporation, , successors.granters. an lgnftoL and creditors, and WALTER B. Seminole County F lorida By: Sid ViPiten .Ir Cta'rman I Leg l l N i Lega e If7 % - ________ I I Thursday, Dec. 13,1973-9A 14 Herald Staff Writher -ii, The Sanford Herald Double-Overtime By DAN GIL.MARTIN Seminole-Deland ,, CALCu _____ } - -- :.:..: Herald Sports Editor I ELECTROrwiu • ______ 'I By I, _________ -._ - 1 ~, e if _________ !_ I - umMv,rvud '_ ' .J Richards I ' " - REMINGTON RAND -iN-k_" ___ 0 N - all Spotlight ______ __________ Sports 111 ...... x :~ _______________ '' - [ I Larger ,.its at comparable _____________ _____ _____ _______ LINOLEUM I h Blackburn - ddOMMEMP- Pulsating Action ... You Bet! ORLANDO SEMINOLE 0 &S "Wor/Waii Fastest Came" Pari-Muttiel tV.gering 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday Post time 7:30 p.m. noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday Matineec 12 Rig P1141(15 Qurnktas Petfeitas Three Big Q's Lisily For ,eruations • Ladies fire Thun4a) Night • Admission SO and up (lln.(et II not ,sdmhted) cll .1051335-021 1 4Ther 10 a nil 7 MIL IS NORTH Of ORLANDO O!'J HWY. 17-92 uRN PARK- CASSII BERRY- MINUTES FROM 1-4 WRAP A ROUND a/ ___ - , I 1 IN 1 1'N ~,a \ ~ :\\ N m ~. \ -.v T~ ~ ~': ~ ~ , \ vl~ I It �-_ -_I _____ M. - f- .~ q,~f__ =W_~_ !F ~ .- _- - - - _. ~ . -- - 1flA-ThSanford W'r.fc1 j. - .. Hold Trump - - t_ - - - - ___ __ . 4 - . - - 17 . ~. - - __ When Rick Steinke came to Lyman from Evans he brought with him more than solid Ideas about basketball he also brought an enthusiasm for the roundball sport that the Longwood school had never seen, One of his programs to promote interest in basketball is called the "Lyman Cager Club." The Cager Club is a very exelusive club that Is open only to varsity basketball players. To make the society you have to play a super game of basketball - I I 4 4 .., -. ---__f . J . -.i • ... VV. . -. - . % - _____________________________ - w-011 , ~ By VALSPAKO%'SKY Herald Correspondent The &NA Soccer team opened its season Wednesday with a i - WOlA. ... . league by winning this one. A 965 yards, and Bobbie Clark, time. Will he have trouble the playoffs which will be the triumph will assure the Steelers with 931, are aiming to be the geti jog the Falcons up to play a swan song for New York Coach. s scored five straight points with Auuclaged Press Sports Writer o ... ,... - .- --- - -1111 -- .w• — I o - CASSELBERRY Driving To The Bucket . DEE RAWLS of Big Dip drives with the ball against Allyson Smith (30) of Wilson Maier in Sanford Recreation Girl's League as Big Dip took a 19-17 "thriller" win. (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) _* --.-.--.. a ....,,.....-,', .... ilind them." a P P mother, Mrs. Orville Suemnick., said. "It was hard on him, but he has that something extra. He told all his friends who came to sec him that he'd be back playing, so they all took it for granted that he would. He'a really set in his ways but no It was Just another high school football game in the Detroit suburb of New Boston, Mich. Huron, hardly a powerhouse one really knows what he's been through." with a 1-8 final record, vs. Jefferson It was no big deal, exThe September following his accident, Ron took over cept that the referee on the field, just before game time, had managerial duties for his football team, lettering despite two some bad news for Huron's starting offensive ta ckle. additional operations on his stump. The first was in becemher for a del ayed infection; Ron Suemnick, 17 years old and a senior, had suited up for the second, in mid-May, to file the game and was warming up on the sidelines when the down a bone grc-wth on the stub. Two weeks after he was fitofficial informed him of his ineligibility. "Illegal equipted will] his second artificial leg. lion Suemnick was out ment," was the tersely given reason. practicing with the football tearr.. An obscure rule, a opted by the National Football FederaIles endured a lot of Pain," his mother said. "He'd come tion in 1966, classifies artificial hands, arm and legs as ii in limping after practice: his stump would be so sore. But he'd be back at practice the very next legal weaponry on the field, and Ron, who had fought back day. We've never from a near fatal accident in the summer of 1972, had played treated him any different, though. He's done all this on his six games into the season with an artificial leg. The state of ow Michigan said a rule is ft rule nd nnn .h,,...L...1 Any --17-year-old hnv whit ,i..... i1duIu;vup as- ODVIOUS h wer as a misstn leg certainly deserves the right to compete after 1 -= - Joan Ryan Gilmore, who coaches the bluejacket booters, played professional soccer when he was In the Air Force stationed in Europe. The victory was the first In his newly chosen coaching career which started on the right foot with the win. The triumph for the Sanford school also marked the first time in the five meetings tflween the two schools that the Middies left the field with a victory, The next scheduled contest for the Sanford Naval soccer team Is against a highly favored Winter Park team Thursday across from Seminole Memorial Stadium, - - a a KUles MaKe Urld t1andica This victory was especially meaningful to the new Coach, Li Steve Gilmore. at 4 p.m. on the Middles home fielid at the II ______ I - Gamecocks'Overkill Gets DePa uw (305) 831-0099 17 South Hwy. 17-92 One Mile North of Hwy. 436 Lanters ' 33 Sparks STEREO U.S.A. PRICE $A Piston Cage Win By TIIF. ASSOCIATED PRESS and three blocked shots as Detroit placed seven You'd Uiink the loss of injured starters Stu men In double figures. Gall Goodrich led Los Lantz and John Mengelt would hurt the Detroit Angelis with 31 points. Pistons. Not so, they still had Bob Larder, Celtics 12$, Braves 119 LanLer scored 33 poiiits and helped the Pistons Don Nelson and Steve Kuberski sparked a register their seventh consecutive National fourth-quarter surge that carried Boston to its Ba3ktftll Association victory with a 114-96 2M straight victory over Buffalo since the romp or the Los Angeles Lakers Wednesday Braves joined the league four years ago. night SaperSonki 100, 7$er 93 11v Pl.stons raced to an 18-2 lead, fought off a Dick Snyder hit a three-point play with 49 surgethat narrowed the gap to only seconds Left, igniting a seven-point outburst that 41 s. 14 Aqust of'72, Ron was driving a tractor mower on a sod he makes (lie team. The Huron school board, Jed in other games, 18th-ranked - and iras the eighth by AnIcliff, time that the Lape controlling the flew of the d tit way. farm when he ran into a guy wire and was knocked to the W ? beh i n,tOflfl, lead had changed hands. game. fie m,ade a steal and a I couldn't sit by and see a boy being of the damage, but Nate Davis 68; Army topped Rochester 58round. Tile mowt; blades mangled his right leg, just below Pete Jackson's desperation, layup and then assisteI on a the knee, but he managed to drag Antcliff said emotionally. as fie recounted hiring a lawyer o himself quarter of a mile, did rn"e than expected. take the Suerunjck losing blood. to get help for himself. 25-foot shot with two seconds three-point play as the Pirates samewce .. As a result. South Carolina back St. Francis (N.Y.) 9; "Il The judge (Lawrence Gubow) made a beautiful stateleft gave Army a tight victorytook a 575 lead. " said $ overkilled DePai,w 10445 in Scion Hall tripped California over ment. He said, 'This young man has Huron school superintendentyron Antcliff, with ill-con; Rochester. Army tied the been an inspirati en to Wilbur Thomas scored 18 college basketball WedPe-sclity Polv 6U'l; everybody, dernostrating what you can achieve against cealed admiration And Ron's determination didn't cud iUi American Univers- gaine at 56 un a Dave Thomas poinLs as American U. walloped night. ity smashed Delaware 75-45; field goal hospital treatment. fie told his doctor that lie meant to keep great adds. To cieny him the right to play due to the enforcewith 2:09 remaining, Delaware; Howard Laidlow , ruse on playing football. "If you've got the guts, you might: and "We got a chance to look at a Rice topped Tarleton State 72of dubious legality would not be In nut' public The Cadets later froze the ball and Char!es Daniel each hit two then again, you might no~" Ile was told after his leg had been intereit."Los Angeles lot of ow, players tomdght,"said 71; Mississippi ,'pilledSouthe rn for the last shot and almost field goals in the final minutes amputated mid-call. Ron said it again, louder. He would With Ilie court injunction, [ton Suernnick Frank Mc(uire, coach of the .Mississippi 79-75; Niagara didn't final high school game. Ills story made the n get it off because of to lead Rice's victory; Dave e ws wire ser16th-ranked Gamecocks. trunmed St. Peter's (N.J.) 85- Rochester's tough defense. vices; others who were similarly handicapped g t lid during'itit'I' time n U l h ,' Shepard's 23 polrts led Misof his He Jilted what he saw — Eq. 70; Arizona State ripp&i victoi, A young man in Texas phoned Ron from read . _: : Idaho Gkm Price scored 24 points sissippi; Niagara toppled St his hospital d., lish scoring 28 points us his 104-71, Erown bounced Yale 63- and grabbed 18 rebounds to A lost a le$ in an automobile accident." fie '.old lead Peter's as Andy Walker fired in Suemnick. But I'm going to make it no if you can do it, I starting role before 1ng 56, Georg defeated Aet -: St Bonaenture over St 26 points; Arizona Sta te jumped it too." ' , , _____ to a rambtinctiou Davis. The & In Action 8743 and Cincinnati Francis. Bob Trapp scored 20 M _V5 of to a 244 lead and roiled over But the fight is not over. 'According to tile a(tcrne the R~k_. foot fhnn blocked three cut down Wright State 72. junction is a legal first," An!cliff his24po1ntsforthelosersin Idaho; Eddie Morris scored 15 establisli-.41 Ille shots scored four points and SyTacuse dominated the of rugiut of tiit' physically handicapped."It sccond half to make things points in flrc bfl'S victory over I contacted Itun's ptiked up three rebcwids in fensii boards and got clutch interesting. pirents last tek and thty agrece that the rule should be Yale, Ed Pete rs on collected 21 walk-on role, changed Butt' U take time shooting and rebounding from Paul Lope rallied his team in points to pace Ron 's mother, obviously proud of her son's "We need more than just five Rudy Hackett to beat LaSalle. the closing minutes to help Se- Athletes-In-Action and Cincinachievement, s not1a l,l1bit ter about t: archaic .. six players against sonle of The Orangemen gained the lead ton rule that keçt her son . Hall beat California Poly. na ti topped Wright State behind 7 ie ferson game. "We'd do anyt hing the teams we're going to meet for good on Chris Seace's layup Losing 55-52 with less than sev- Mike Franklin's 13 points and 14 .. and we' got to play Rule or no rule, Hon Suemnick has whh less than eight minutes to en minutes left, the Pirates rebounds / already provided inspirational proof that a handicap is only a handicap if .. is accepted as such. He is a coura geous young man intentiton __ . ~,~- P., "Now that tile football season I I -4 .4 -. Is over, lion's out for basketball," his mother said with a --I S I 7. _. Ais. , smallsigh "it's a lot harder on his stub, that (~oming do 'non Alexander English did most S)Tacuse whipped LaSalle j5. - — rea gameopenbehindachargeledbyGeorgeTrapp 91 edge when Snyder, who had a game-high 24 and dna Ford in the final quarter. points, booMedSeatfle's lead to five points with a In other NBA contests, Boston defeated Buffalo field goal. Don Watts then contributed a field 126-119 and Seattle downed Phibdelphla 10M. goal and two foul shots to put the game out of The defeat was the fifth In a row for the injury- reach riddled Lakers, who played without Jerry West and Bill Bridges, and murked the longest losing American Basketball As.sociatiun result.s: streak for the Lakers since BiflSharman became Virginia 88, Memphis 87; Kentucky 96, San Anhead coach tee sons ago tomo $4, San ego 119, Indiana 113, New York Lanier also collected 20 rebounds, five steals 107, CarolIna 97 and Utah 123, Denver 112 i - ____ 'k' - - •- -. -.. I Alice Hendrick Dolphins Lose Dunaway - Dolphins, l standout defensive tackle Manny a y ernanz for their first playoff game here Dec 23, have n a lost tackle Jim Dtmaway. Coach Don Shula tried to move Dunaway through waiveirs Wednesday in order to activate tdm. But the Iiatwo-,, Oilers claimed the il-year National Football League veteran and league rules don't allow Shula to recall him. a starter for Buffalo for nine years, was traded l.a Miami before the 1972 season and st-'rted the first half of tht yrear for the Dolphins. He suffered a back injury in preseason wcrko'jts and had been on the Injured list all of t his 55Ofl. Series Leads Convoy FOCUS L*ight Lamar and Stew Johilson Utned them back into ffwus. eb with less than two minutei left, and Johnson added 29 points as San Diego defeated the Winna PacersIl94I3in the American Basketbill Associal.ion Wednesday night. The Pacer3hadraWed from a 13i)oint deficit late 11the Pame for a Hri-106 lead before I-tmradded hiq rinal pnir ,t•i games, ex ''i ro4ma ed Den ver ''Lt1') 1 Fight? • NEW YORK tAP) Jerry Quarry thinks heavyweight c-ha.'nplon George Foreman mcli zrt1rg b'ong arid that li' - 2 it lxirnmg is going to go" 1arry said, critmc'wg Foreman frar Ihir linat!iytity. 7bt champion hu find only one fight re tir,' J a vt thditte last J L It rerh Foll-wwfl. he must do something about Power-puneNng Carmue Shavers in a sche&Ied lZ-rotsmd fight - stay night at Madisi-m Square (irden. Ta aused to reflect onherson'sunusualdeterminatlon ..Never j),, told me "He' . - •. -, , - '__ .,_ - -- -i- aEzr- . w- -_ Th e Flonda convoy to three wins 7 fell for Bobbie Ret.ahc, Sandy over Anna Florist and continue Russell, Norma Sharp, Carolyn to hold the lead in the Street and Jo Watson. Generation Gap bowling , Dot Button, Eauic lea g ue. tamue. Bobbie Retalic, CiroIyn Street, Donna Lepore fired a 201413 and Jo Watson all toppeled 1w- Hacienda Village and led 3I0. diem to thret wins in their match with Fly Castrr Mats. Doris 03twn spared the 4-5 j the Ca rolyn Street's 180 was a 4id, Ce,en Alice Hendricks, Dol:na ai they scored three win' from Lepure, Eve Rogero and '' all chalked in turkeys. Betty Norwood's 169,462 led iiT.ii i . t I - 1 -r Lr it M; Dell Ba irc-i 191-416, Dot Gult's Texaco Button ItA 7U; arA Harriet , "4c*w v;ltsw Arjf* Per-0 All Karen i12-449 u cCarron and Shiiley COit,r*OetI 4 29 n IP 37 9 Jacksonville I • r 'i ITENIVICK - . , 'iiandicap' in I 0. J. NOW UNDER ' - Fletcher . simpson tm)it Al loWlings arid I talked in carries to echlise both of the It-letibone the other night", Brown's intirks. 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StPrU P4ortbeas. -- . ] Ya rds falo 1011V 13 gaines this co son. gaN. ntds 61 yarus dill new management __ Wa nted: For Rules Lt! wzl 3-Wt,YSPEAKERS 12 in. Woofer, Sin. Midrange 21n, Tweeter- 14½x24 x 10 Regular $159.95 each - .QI$ were west Forest Hill, Jacksonville Ribiull, Vero Bosch, _. , . A NEW YORK(AP) but give him a good says bash in the kisser. 'I know if! were pla ying today and he pulled some of the Oth ers Palm Beach I il MANCHESTER 'Tricks Nastase ' l't V a Clee,rwater AM-FM RECEIVER Regular $219.9S not to fine or banish hi.m, a court, with a paddle and a former Wimbledon champion sponge rubber ball. ' r(fl'n . . 20 70 .JE" -r ay to 4 PofrPenO Boesch S Tampa Plant & Or lando E vans ç?) - SHERWOOD 7100 A • ' I '• "" -'-' . "" . -'"-_-. against Able Rent-All, over her average and will Simpson plans to take it easy her this season. I Ii I L •1.. s e lfld I)&fleu was B big repres e t league n or a wiwe, perhaps uvguuuing for Butt's Texaco as they won 'Bowler of the Month' roll off. Monday, but he has no more i. Concerne(, such - SIon I I three points fron tbr Urn over now winning ideas -rsung So4y Loaners. Th at's e day he will attempt a wild card berth in the Arrierith StANDINGS to break two National oothallFootball Conference Pla yw t. League records, both held by tiffs They have ii (h3flCe, but Lee's 1,nIIIJ WCfP zilil uOf udis re sun Jim I1romm furiti r (L tI 'ii I 'talL I 9' ,, tI, Browns' runnin' back mustbeat the ]VI , :4 i Simp" -. W raced for 1,8M jrU_ Then the Houston Oilers Bdnkers et1tic '#'ntt,Q ' yards on 8 carries In the But- must upset the Cincinnati H WVr Mr, 2117 enOther high scom rolled this "' . _; n ' 'as were Class AAAA 1 Mami iacksn . 0 41 i.âv - CT ., r . 4&~, 1 - 0~ - ouncei Wednebday b the Sports Writers Assoclat,on Poll . Alice Hendricks' 191-539 led Sirna3 picked up the 5--7.The 5- Fairway Plaa LaundromaL Carolyn Street moog Class AAAA SchoOls in ' L. -l. - ,. -- big boost for Monroe Harbour ORLANDO, Fla. (A P) - W a rn , iacpw captured the lop sp& ll do it . 95 'Bash ln R To Stop 11 T Best way Pon 1t1!UtI1v __ - • Vfltjdt t4.ft.t4 Antonio 96-84 and Virginia edged Memphis 88-87 •i ." g , Diego Cnquostadtcs bgan to fade, i Qu rsrrti arry 7 P'-k ______~-._ - ~~I . 19 1 539 tr enUt ,', , - ( Prep ,. -, .-. .. . Sports BriefS . . ' . 4 mnlnirnu;ii three quarters played the star must commit, no more than two turnovers. Possibly the two toughest are getting 20 rebounds and blocking five shots. To date this year no one has made the eager club but that doesn't keep the 12 varsity members from trying. Despite the difficulty of the task th players are still viekng for the honor of being the initial member. Steinke realizes that possibly no one will make the club but that just reinforces his idea that making the club is Indeed a true honor. - - managed to score the second and final goal for the Middles. like glue." - i'ossibly most. players could reach this platacu if they had to make four requirements in one season but make them in one game is extremely difficult for the "superstar." For those who think the guards have It rough the celltel's and forwards have just as hard of a job. First of all they have to shoot a mirdrnimrn of 10 field goals making 60 per cent or more. They have to get no less than five assists, If they are at the charity line five times they have to hit 00 per cent or better. Opponents have to have the ball stolen four times by the "star" and with a - ... - -. teammaie Coolbroth later remrked, "The ball stuck to his In ot1wr Just four you say? Sounds easy. It does sound easy until you make a close examination of the requirements. A guard has to shoot 50 per cert or more from the field with a minimum of 10 field goals at. tempted. He has to get at least eight assists. Working on a minimum of five free throws attempted the guard has to get 00 per cent of more. He also must steal the ball six times. He must play at least three quarters and commit no more than three turnovers. Finally a guard has to get no less than five rebounds. ... They kept the ball moving at all times, and finally found an opening, with a pass made to Solares, who, once again, passed the ball to his partner, Carlos Austin. I"b -ni.w uni.e again woo -- 3 pants, dudmg two qck that even Bill Walton would envy, An easy way to sum up the chances of making the club are "Membership requirements for the club are difficult for the dedicated player and virtually Impossible for the mediocre player to attain," Stetnke's requirement sheet reads. To make the situation fair he divided the requirements up Into two classes, one for guards and one for centers and for. wards, Guards have to get four of six goals In any one game while the "big men" need four of seven in any contest, - ,.. Guevara, and "Cafre" Mark Bachman. After thet things looked fairly well balanced untfl the last u!f,.i, I ---- ----- 11 - eigi It was then that the offense, led by Greg Ebel and "Dennis the Menace" Mike Coolbroth., made a pass to the team captain, "Banana Man" Marco Solares, who In turn set up the perfect pass to Carlos Austin In the center, and it was Austin's footwork which put the Middies ahead at the end of the first half, 1-0. The second half turned out to be a more defensive game for the Micdles,asthe Bishop Moore Hornets began an intensive bombardment on their oppcicnts' territory, whch was staunchly defended by the SNA goalie, Doug Kay. As imii scored ---- - Altho ugh Kay had some spectacular aves, one cannot overlook the outstanding job of the defense, consisting of half-backs "Cannonball" Don Dixon, Richard League, Harry striking 24 win against the heavily favored 4-A school, Bishop Moore. Played in Sanford against a background of clear blue and n unsuaUy crisp breeze, the game turned initially favor of the Middles, as they took complete control 01 the ball J . Just as the San --------------- - Middies Top Hornets Conquistadors ---------------- - - _ - nati. Don McCafferty's job in De- BOYS 31, CARDINALS ie. playoff spot. The char.ces that Until the results of the Pius- troit? The Dolphins may Just Philadelphia (5-1-1; at Wash- O.J. SLmpso will break Jim burgh-San Francisco game are t.ike life easy this week, so let's ington (9-4 The Redskins Brown's rushing record are in, there are enou gh "ifs" in the i-:111 this n' the npet special need only a tie to rain the play- nn:rh t'ttcr, even thow' Ii it's .uLui F-.ft.di Ctnfj nice .ul .., i,ius i, L)oi uffs. Wbethi- its the wild iard Weeb Ewt.iank's farewell playoff picture along with PuNs 24, spot or as the NFC East chain- coaching performance for New several in the National Con. Denver (74-2) at Oakland (8- pion depends on what Dallas York. BILLS 28, JETS 17. ference to cause a kingalzed 4.1) Shoot-out in the AFC does. Washington should do its San Diego (2-10-1) at Kansas migraine. East Corral, without Kansas part by winning. REDSKINS 24, City (6-5-2) The Chiefs' sea. You know, IF somebody wins City, for a change. Denver's de- EAGLES 21. son ended last week. The and IF somebody loses, then sire has carried the Bronco.c a New Orleans (54) at Atlanta Chargers' never really got but IF and IF, then long way, including a tiewith (84) The Falcons must win started, but they could this Phooey! Oakland earlier this year. But and pray for Dallas and Wash- week. So let's call another upset Why don't they try drawing the Raiders can tie again and ington losses to keep their playCHARGERS 21, CHIEFS 20 straws next year? win the title. RAIDERS 28, off hopes flickering, and At- Minnesota (11.2) at New York Pittsburgh (9-4) at San Fran. BRONCOS 20. laMa Coach Norm Van Brocklin Giants (2.10.1) The Vikings cisco 5-8) The Steelers can Cincinnati (94) at Houston could be in trouble again if his should easily match their club Opening Soccer Win . id their Sunday gatne with Cincin- more last week. So how about least the wild-card berth. COW- to retain their slim chance for a HORNETS 'SWARM' MIDDlE GOAL Blue jackets take 2-0 win, however (Herald Photo by Val Spakovkv) By KEN RAPPOPORF ----.-- The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 13,1973-11 A By JOHN CIIERW/t Herald Correspondent NEW YORK (AP) The San of either the AFC wild card spot second pair of teanunates to team they beat 62-7 on opening Francisco 49ers are holding the or the Central Division title, rush for 1,000 yards in a day? New Orleans pulls oftl biggest trump card in the Na- depending on what Cincinnati They should easily do it against upsets only on its own turf, so tional Football League this does Sunday. With Terry the Oilers and help the Bengals FALCONS 24, SAINTS 21. weekend. liradshaw back in harness, win the AFC Central Crown. Cleveland (7-4-2) at Los AnThe 4rs, out of the p!nyolfs Pittsburgh's offense, and the RENGALS 34. OILERS 10. gdPS (11.2) The Rams are for the first time in four years, defense led by lean Joe Dallas (9-4) at St. Louis (448 seeking a club victory record, can take out their frustration on Greene, should be just what the 1) The Cowboys beat St. and before the game Is over, the Pittsburgh Steelers S(. doctor ordered to unscramble a Louis by 35 points early in the they'll know whether they go to urday. A San Francisco victory portion of the playoff picture. season, but the Dallas play?rs Dallas or Washington for their would bring loud cheers from So STEEI.EHS 31, 49E11S 24. kncw the Cardinals virtually opening playoff game. The such diverse Places as Cleve. Detroit (1) at Miami (11 snuffed out Atlanta's playoff Browns must win to retain any 6 land and Buffalo, not to mention 2)—The second game of the hopes last week. A victory chance of getting the AFC wild Cincinnati. Saturday menu, The Dolphins would assure Dallas its seventh card. RAMS 30, BROWNS 21. Then the torch would pass to may have helped save Howard division title in eight years. A Buffalo (8-5) at New York the lowly Houston Oilers for Schnellenberger's job in Haiti- tie would give the Cowboys at Jets (4.9) The Bills must win - -------- ~~__ - ......................... ... -- Hound Mentor Sets Goals - •- - ------- mposs ible ' Club - —.--- -------- I ing ' In Pittsburgh, Contest -.L.. iL. g...._., gi.,... --- -- 49 ers ; -- -- - - - - -- - - ..----- - _ 13, 1973 Thurdy,Dec. - V :- - . . . . I - . 1~ t _. * I - .. ica's fastest growing wmtr sports, at the Town Tennis U). ,ô'a TH,ehwdaboulftWow w It! Tit lmsarabIt, Ku ISS Hail Aim :'i• Trusifo,'.er Thu toidiHik,, of lb Fitaro Km Today! - — ' -- -- -: wim'ii hH ha a .38-caliber ptnl ti )o,I been carrying. I . ' ' :' Ii - '•' " GIFT W I V 1 :-. . ', - $2995 �i. - Z ±I _L, - _____ _— - ' - __________ - =!- ==-=-- ______ ,---- -•-- - -- --! _q_. I . - . ~ ___ _ - N ~. 0 12A- The Sanford Herald S ys tem Dr Ci Thursday, Dec. 13, 1973 purchases by Volusia County, ef the Deltona Sewage 1'reatment System. In ,VS CIre DEBARY -. Three members of the DeBary Public Al fairs Council have gone on record against the proposw 14 be I' -. _ :-4' He pointed out, "The trouble with this arrangement, Is that vhen you do so, you hand over a big check, supported by or tax dollars, and you drag Volusia's thxpayers into Deltona's water and sewer problems from which the original developer would like to he extricated; and you sad'ile all of us with the ultimate money obligations invoked." He went on with, 'CertainIy DeBary wants no part of such an arrangement. We suggest you slow down, take another look at this situation, and consider the consequences They are Chairman William E. Keller, Vice-Chairman Karl D. Merrill, and Consulting Engineer Richmond C. IloIcomb?. a letter to County Manager Thomas C. Kelley, the I)ii3ary chairman stated, "I am deeply disturbed by recent reports which indicate you seem to regard as a matter of urgent necessity, the hasty purchase of the Deltona system." r of such action, from the point of 1ew of those who might be 'stuck with the tab'." The county chairman answered on Dec. 8. He wrote, in part, "in accordance with the principle of the watei and scr reports of Clark, Dietz and Assocatcs, Inc., adopted by the Volusla County Council, May , 1973, the county is investigating the purchase of the entire Deltona water-6ewer system, and the connection to W Swallows Development (at DeBary)." - ---- __ _________________ II Yk *ti I,PLq-- in: F-z i ,ii.Z .%"%A I- ___ I I _* th h. ii 1 48 rra ~ 2A M 0 0Le I ! ill IHIRS, PEN 17 CONITINUOUS - -- NEW YORK (AP) -If you are a businessman with a room lull of files or a homemaker with a house to keep in order you might find it hard to believe but, yes, there is a paper thor. tage. This one Isn't so much the result of inadequate production- although there is that aspect to the shortage-but Of the aerningly Insatiable appetite of the economic system for newsprint and printing paper and paperboardand paperbags and tissue, Last year that hunger resulted In between 63 million and 64 million tons being cansumed. This year's consurnp1on has been at the rate of between 67 million and 68 million tons, or about 6-40 pounds per person. Looking into the immediate future, analysts foresee little - Bargain Section U THE SANFORO HERALD - 1! I - It 9 - I % i 1 ---! __________ I I ts — a, - L :;J C- -----_ -;- - -- - - - ___ - — - -- __1 - ___-=--- -.- - I -. - --- ---- - - - - -- -------- -: ITLfJ - .- ___ Li -- ~ - - -= Irr - H - - -- -• ___ .-- - ----------- - -1. -- __ In-_M R A . - - •• _____ — saw __ - -• ---- - ---.---- - ____ - egiv : • _ ___ ___ 'ri- - i ~~j _. i __ SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - ! W, . % L _..-~--~ 1 a ,~ ~ I I . .k. ~, A ~ 'P . -f•' • LAKE MARY - Runoff candidates for mayor and one council seat will hold a 'question and answer" session at the city's elementary school Dec. 17 at 8 p.m., sponsored by the League of Women Votets. In the Dec. 18 election. Margie Hess will be facing Don Jackson for the mayorality and li'u Bhmkenship will be run. fling against Ursula West for the unfilled group fair coundfl seat. All candidates have indicated they will attend. The meeting will start with questions psed by a League of Women Voters' moderator and later be turned over to the general public. Key issues such as the city's rotth and pianning are cxpected to receive much attenUon. Four membersof the city council were elected Dec. 4 in the municipal election. They are Vii'ginia Mercer, Harry Terry, DeLores Lash and John Narden. : 0 . to I.' i , A 3 ___ I I _jr r. I , i [T - .. -I--, &W .z_o~, to buy all I Paying for my selectioIh,th1 When I'm all through 1I have to do is reach into abo Containing flUrnbeb: if I pull between ONE and 31 out my flirthd ale 'e;erythI9 I've Purchased is ------ I SHOP FRI. 9 A.M. 'Iii 2 A.M. SAT. - 1 9 time Friday , 11: Iq ; r., ~ 0 • ~ -0, ,) • m ft MN_ 'vUR PURrL. thf = - - ia -J• - - - - - -'-=------'--- - - : - _________________ _____ - ---- riA5( J.JtJoO -::- owa I I - ________ • —= ~ 1= __= Lr ' I - ' I I -=4 :7- .i! I 4 - - - ) 9 - - • - -- - (,-5jj ! ' 19 Fil ri , V4 ,Coer one~.Cc 9 i-i IH f aYekomp_ 2dk' Aos#e iTEM FROM 00 ` *"I 4!Vy SPI) ` j ~_~~_ P - SEA HUGHES 834-9212 Sanford 97Es - J1 11fft fl IL,UU - SIlLS I IIl do t t •. DEMRTMENT! Sale itimi fk.d.d WiA RAWLU J3 ¶'22 834-9I)2 SHIRLEY MILLET 834 92L Ciry Forest H1LDA RICHMOND Deltona - - - - - - - - - - - ;•. --- • -=- - ---- - rn l By GERARD M. BRANNON up funds later probably (Dr. Brannon Is director of doesn't cut much Ice with th e tax research for Tax Analysts workers and full funding Is too and Advocates, a Washing. expensive Another circumstance is ton, D.C., organization which that in industries with a lot of provides research services - for the news media and en low-income workers, their gages in a public interest tax workers are not so interested law practice. He also is re- in savings (and pensions are search professor at George. really savinpi). They want town University and formerly their wages pretty much in cash to meet current expenses was director of the Office Analysis In the Treasury and to educate kids. Retire' Tax - - '_ meat will have to wait. WHAT ABOUT SL'. WASHINGTON -(NEA) - EMPLOYED PEOPLE? the 1950s there was some J We have seen that pension %ft ______ extension of the pension beneFL plans are not the safest things __ _____ under a law that lets a I in the world, but orobably fit -= 1 -- - -; nearly 60 per cent of workers self-employed person set up a wiU in the future retire with pension plan which covered CHAMBER ELECTS NEW DIRECTORS some kind of employer pen. himself. The Congress put a sion lan to bolster up their few extra limits on these THE GREATER Sanford Chamber of ComBurden; (standing I to r) Walter Gielow, plans because it was expected social security, merce Tuesday elected its new officers, (seated that they would be used mostMartin Neiswander; Gordon Meyer: James WHY WILL ONLY SOME I by profe5sional people who Ito r) Chamber 'ice-President Wa yne Albert; Dycus; Lee Moore; James Gib Blake; and WORKERS GET didn 5 t have many employes. President Garnett White; and treasurer Bill Ralph ftwid. Not pictured, Clifford McKibbin. PENSION BENEFITS? In lots of theso! cases, it is (Herald Photo by Apart from the problems of practically a matter of a (el Patteson) vesting that we have talked iow setting uparetirement plan about, the bi problem is that only for himself. He might try at any one time only a little to get a deduction for as much over 50 per cent of the work- as he wanted to save. Sin.e then, the professionals ers are covered by pension plans. If a fellow loses his job have outfoxed the Congress by before he gels a vested claim devising ways to form "pro. to a pension, there is a pretty fessional corporations'•o they can have pension plans good ch.irxe that there without the special limits. be a pension plan in his next flfl'Thfl ~; ( )U ~fl Job. AtOt of the lack of cover IIA HIS - , N EA i - Young the -Auber ede la Jetinesse" of 9,000. By and large they international club **Thev are age occur5 in small firms wanderlust is having a record hostel is three nights. Here might be conidcrcd more somthing of lieeloadcrs' be ~d with an uncertain future. As Some 20 million young for less than five dollars a apathetic than turbulent." lieving at everything should we saw, the big companies )urnpeanc are "on the road." day. a student is supplied with According to Durant. the be handed to them, forgetting don't pay up (lundi their penIn France alone, one out of a bed, breakfast and two Ge rm a n and Dutch students that the real spirit of a hostel sion costs immediately but the every two students has Li7!q three-course meals. Vine. are the untidiest. Americans. should follow the precept of promise of a big company to ,-~ _ 'j ME crossed the frontier. answer- beer or cider as well as soft especially the girls, are the Spanish Inn - that is, to put up the money later is usualing what the French know as drinks are obtainable, and give something of oneself if pretty good (not perfect, but ly the first to ask about 'th' call of the wild," seeking there is a cigarette and laun- one wants to receive ans- pretty ood) For most small dry facilities. The ratio in the thing new pastures, new scenes, cream machine, e promise to put ~ U) , Im Paris hostel is 90 per cent new customs. The Paris hostel, with its foreigners to 10 per cent It is a fact that youngsters 320 beds, Is open from 8 am. French. This year. of course. are more eager to travel Far, to midnight. There is an inlor- there are fewer Americans ~7; - '' - ________________ :- I - - Department.) - . T. .- • - ---- - - Jean Hostels, built on a dream of brotherhood, cheap place to crash offer more than a J_D)r_~nAbn F\11 Gulf Real Estate Advisory Services, Inc., advisor to Gulf Mortgagcand RealtyInvestments also anrounced that ittisd opened a regional office in Dallas, Texas. Gulf Real Estate AdvL5ory services. Inc., is a thollyowned subsidiary of Gull Lake Holding Company f Jacksonville, Florida, Thirty sears ago such travel visits to various points of in (ion. was feond their reach. The terest around the city. A Acccding 5I; Pierre Mul ct. ('Olflm(fleSt modes of locornohouse father anl mother are ti'Jfl then were bicycling and al th there to help solve every im- genera4.dele'ite walking. But educato rs tell us aginable kind of problem, as French youth hostel headquarthat the relaxing of family well as to supervise a staff of tors. many youths are inclined ties and parental authority, as 20 employees Guests are not to consider 'a hostel as simply well as better economic c-ondi- even expected to make their a cheap accommodation where they behave more like lions. has led to the upsurge own beds, in travel. According to M. Durant. the "clients" than members of an p house father' "1 have never The inevitable question for had any zerious trouble with 1I the young travelers is where my guests No drug problem, to StaY no excessive drinking. Only A favorite spot Is the youth three guests had to be cxhostel of which there are ielied last year out ti a total somt' 3,000 in Europe. 250 in France alone. -- vi'"' The grandfather of French youth hostels was Marc Sang flier, a prominent industrialist who, in 1930. donated a large plot of land 40 miles from I I-sw --' _-:_-" _-_ Paris to build a center where ,•----i oung travelers could gather United First Florida Banks, Inc. has announced a 31 percent increase in nine months earnings over the corresponding -period in 1972 for its 32 member banks. This is the first quarterly reporting period for the new one and one -half billion dollar bank holding company. Income before securities transactions was $9,i44,000, or $1.58 per share for the nine month period ended September 30. This represents an increase of 30.8 percent in earnings and 2.9 percent in earnings per share over the corresponding 1972 period. Net income for the nine months was $9,526,000, or a v percent increase over the corresponding 1972 p?riod. On a per share basis, this amounted to $1.52. . 1 0 ertiofi'ate -- - - -- 4: , As Sangnier saw It. a youth - "' hostel should be more than 'ust a place to sleep and eat. I-ic dreamed of bringing t ogether adolescents of all na: tionalittes and races, of all philosophies and political in 10115 providing I iem all with a rich basts for understanding their Fellow men .- I - $5,000 minimum deposit - -- : - - "30-month 6.98%effective yield maturity -- • - 4' .4 moth hostel is a iratt'rnits center -- and a school oi'frecdorn and toterTO(IdV :1 F - .lflC(' - -- M -. 1 - What does one need to gel into a French youth hostel? First of all a bona'fide stu. dents card issued hr his home college is required. In Paris. the maximum star at .' ' .4_;". '. - -- . ., -- II vw i1h(jra,% n poor to rnaturt - . feOera 'cuta:oris re-qutre i~14 be paid at the passbook rate w i th a penalty of 90 days -4 j:-- .::i FIRST I f FIEDERAL OF t :. a S EMINOL E ' ' ___ ' 11. - ft - - - -- J. - - ______ interest - - ::,,, -- that interest . Wr ;A00 NEW YORK-Sales of Bacardi Corporation in nine months of 1973 reached record levels that were 21 per cent higEer than comparable figures for nine months of the previous year. Sales, including excise taxes, were $85,397,855 for nine rnontfi of 1973 as compared with $70,506,265 for nine months Of 1972. Excise tases were p7,629,720 for 3&3 and $47,162,2 for 1912. $ Net profits for nlne months for 1973 were ,240,l® or $112 per share as compared with $5,498,593 or *2,75 per share in the comparable period of 1972 The net profits figures for 1973 continue to reflect the effect of a special tax Imposedon all Corporate profits by the Government of Puerto Rico. Ivied as a one year non.rcciirrlr.g tax based charge of 7 Der cent on the 1972 corporate Income taxes. Altamonte Spr"s - ________________________________ Record Bacardi Sales SIDNEY THOMPSOI - - Southeast Banking Corporation has announced that agreements in principle have been reached concerning the proposed acquisition of th e outstanding shares of Pinellas Central Bank & Trust Co., l.,argo, Florida; and the Security Bank, Pinellas Park, Florida. In a joint statement, harry Hood Bassett, Southeast chairman, and John Jenkins, chairman of both th e Pinellas Central Bank & Trust Co. and the Security Bank said that Southeast would propose to offer 7.375 shares of Southeast rcmmon stock for each of the outstanding shares of Pinellas Central Bank & Trust Co. and 1.22 shares of Southeast common stock for each of U,e outstanding shares of the .Security Bank. According to Bassett, Southeast would anticipate issuing an aggregate of approximately 402,373 shares of Southeast common stock in acquiring all of the outstanding shares of both banks. The acquisition.s are subject to the approval of state and !4 1411 I ('gul.itur. C1k ies and certain other conditions 11 - _____ - Southeast Acquiring Banks 41 • - United First Florida Earnings Rise I i) - Gulf Mortgage and Realty Investments, a real estate investment trust, has announced distribution of 47 cents has been aeclared on the Trust's shares of beneficial interest payable on Nov. 30, 1973, to shareholdeti of rcord at the close of business on Nov. 16, 1973. The distribution represents a 19 per cent increase from the 39-12 rents distributions made during the correspr ding quarter of last year, the fiscal querter ended Nov. 30, 1972. Total distribu tions Uf the Trust for the first nine months ofIts current fiscal year are $1.1 compared to $1.21 for the corresponding period of !ast year. (The period ending Nov. 30, 1973, Includes final distribution s of an additional 14 cents per share made out of income for the preceding year as compluted for tax purposes, whereas the period ended Nov. 30, 1972, Included 10 cents per share of preceding year's in- mff _____ TO $!# Gets - ________ - - Gulf Mortgage Dividends SORRY, ho . ' . QbsohIlely SHOP SAT. FROM 9 A.M. 'til MIDNIGHT "__ . I1 -4 I.. _ - _~-_.. . I - reaction when a 6-year-old became excited while sitting on his knee and Welker suddenly found himself the possessor of a wet spot. "I just casually shifted my leg arid asked the next child to climb onto my other knee," he said. What about the children who want to pull off Santa's hair wni uard "It takes a lot of glue, and bands, and pins and wig nets," says Welker. Welker says he makes *1,500 to $2,000 a year as a rentSdnta. asking $22 for house calls, $30 for Christmas Eve and $75 for four hours minimum at retail stores and shopping centers. Welker and two other Salt Lake City area rent-a-Santas, Tony Zucca and Quhid Itatt, see their work as such a big business they're trying to form a central booking agency. "We want to standardize looks, maintain ideals," says Welker. "We don't want to have people on drugs or alcohol: we want good, clean living standards." Zucc'a, a janitorial contractor, says, "There are so many cut-throats out in expensive suits who try to make a quick buck, and they ruin it for the kids." _ ------::::.INi T11DA TE IS: Z-Z- ____~~ I/M going to shop a I A I founder in tin foil, making !t appear as if campus had visitor from outer space. Face issues I , University swathed statue of . c1Ni4iL177 ~. ~_. - .- _. Candidates f. A, - - - - - Being a rent-a-Santa can be There are the kids who get excited and wet their pants while sitting on Santa's knee. And th ere are the ones who try to pull off Santa's beard. Glenn R. Welker of Bountiful, Utah, who says he has about 200 bookings for the season as a rent-a-Santa, recalls his -, t - . a $ W - And . ___ IdLivs - ~ ____ - Pensions - N X * 11 I ---=- - T - - __ J the sevurities industry, to cite another example, the inadequacies of paper stock certificates, beautiful as they are, was made obvious by the big increase in transactions during the 196. Unable to transfer certificates quickly, some brokers merely let them pile up in back offices, almost bringing down the entire industry. The confusion hardly can be exaggerated, But try as he does, man has been unable to dig out from under the pile. The electronic computer was supposed to help, but few businessmen or academecla,is or customers are willing to take the computer's word that it has all the information tucked away in its memory. No, they want a printout. __ JtfJIt1n1Tye i. - ' .i"W"L ,_ I V F - or no letup in demand, ln fact, some industry officiaLc believe that by 1975 the country will need eight million tons or more but that capacity will grow by only half that, One of the ironies of the problems is that this demand dedicated effortsto reduce paper. In some industries the battle may be considered critical. The The banking system, for example, feel., as lilt sits beneath constant shower of confetti In the form of 73 IslUon checks a year that decend upon its clearing facilities. Bankers everywhere agree that it can't keep up. Now being developed are systems to record transactions through the use of electronic system that add to or deduct from your account without the medium of the check, -AMMI __, V I -- --- I ff Problems .• - __ - 1. -- - -'- - ___ - 1~11~ __ ___ - - _____ - ___ ____ _____ I I . -_- .- ~~ ~ __ - %i1~7=_ !i f - _;i~~ ~~ _______ ___ --- Page iB ' San ta Has --i i, -xI _:i~-, -i- r_ --- -- - 10~ - I - - $ -- - - -I- 4 . -_ r_ _____ ___ ___ ---..--_ --p —a--- - - ii - -- \ I - I - -:J-f .- - ..---------=- - __ ~ There Is A Shortage Of Paper _______ :' - lI I!1Il! ___________ - ffig __ __ - Businessman, Homemaker Note, _________ 11 a F T! SANFORD - ' 1 • OVIE DO • LONGWOOD ORANGE CITY IS'NCI I '' 01'711 I'll hostels oiler t raveling stUdents an adventure in old and new forms of architecture as well as an international mix of traveling companions. These three hostels are all within a few miles of Paris. • WINTER PARK • CENTURY PLAZA , '(:'nrig Søn - - ft - - - ---.! - - -:--=-_-1, '-' --'-- - -----t ,- • - • ...- - - -\ , • . II - . -. -.-, .. .• ---' - --- * 1---' - - ,v. — -. •'- - .--. .-• S -'- -' -- - -- ", -"-a- = -, . .'. ,. 4 . . ----á . -. • -- .- .- 4 - '. . m.'.' -- - -====!i___ - -\ -1 -- " -. =:=_•===.= . '' , - - =_!:__=_...=-=-;-F- _,:.__-.__'.• -5- __ ,.._1_ - '' -• t .s• -- ,-'': _-__ - :. ------ =- -U.'------- - �SO .O -N - '113 — The Sanford Hir4ld WT - Thursday, Der. 13, 1973 The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec - 3, 1973-313 CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS installed by o na - DeBar Delt y Act ivities 'I II FANNE serve these two projects: Ddllary's future needs and other developments west of Interstate t Council decided that time should be taken for a careful study of the two approaches. Opposfticn as registered to the west Volusla Land Use Plan proposal by the County planners, to expand northward, e area on uuth Sides of Benson Junction Road, flOVi ZOfl1I \l1 for light industrial uses Th e PAC asked that the land use recommendation, for th is area remain within the limits of the resent industrial zoning to protect the Southward expansion of Deflary residential development on both sides of Shell Road, presently zoned Herald Correpoudt,zit Civic Auxiliary Plans arty t)ELTON:-The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Del'ona Civic s-ouit1nn wi ll hold as Christmas party luncheon in junQticn Ui the regular meeting Dde o at 1 pm in Community Center. ' Members are requested to bring a wrapped Christmas g i ft, with name of member enclosed, not to exceed one dollar Cards and bingo will be played, lun ch eon. Hugh Lynch and s Karl Schaller ers ho I IF A - 1- - Fred Drew, president; Mrs. Erne st Gaydusek, Mrs Joseph Poirler, Everett Shinn, Jack Levinson, Mrs. Patrick Kelley, aid Herb Huth, retiring president. __________ : -' - -- Ii '' - ____ r off __________ _______ BC - 2 _____________________ -- Xt MUIJEI(Ni\l1(ES IN SPECIALTY NUMBER memor ia l concert in DeBary Fire hail 'ft- 322-8311 _______ (Iferald Photo by Charles Edwards) ~17 V mW~ z-= m WV - Community Center - WIT 0 ____ featured by The Florida Peacemake.s of Sanford under the supervision of Mrs. Guy Bishop and directed by H.E. Me- DELTONA-Deqtom Art Club anqounces a "one man" art A short business rieetlng followed after wl,ich refresh. - ments were served. December. - -- I uo"Iw W stud)-ingwithdW BwtanNfuseuni at the age of 16, then continued her shidies in Chestnut Hill. P., Newport. R.I,, Brookfield, Cmn. and Hawa, where she and her husband, Cmmunder Thomas rknstan hved for several years, .Mrs. Dmt&n has participated in group shows in DeLand, New Sm)Tu Beach, Sanford and Delton&. Her first ,one man" show was at the DeLand State Bank shorJy after her arrival in Deltona. In addition to the Dellona Art Club, she is a member of the West ViDlu-sia Artists Inc.. Sanford,,Seminole Art Aswiation and the Florida Federation of Art the is a member of Deltona Woman's Club. W% MINN -W94 WE LET ELAINE POWERS kh - _____ - ATTENDING TRIBUTE TO LATE PAUL CASKEY 'lion Linws Murphy. Mrs Paul Caskey and Mrs Virginia Sharpe __________ Big gem Ill a IL VISITS o T3TA VAST AS i CA" i e J - -A 1411 Mm 355 East Altamonte Driv on 4 275.iUo I - SPECIAL OFFER COMPLETE MONTH PROCUM i PER WTEK K~ 1 ( I Altamonte Springs area. A complete savings and loan facility UNUMITED Vllrrs ft 01 ö of a sewer system to serve developing areas, we3t of in. -An be determined, to provide an option of an pi or -. a orth - our savers. CONWAY SHOPPING CTR. --: - -I _!0P AND Our growth indicates that this extra protect'ion is what this public concert and tribute to the man. The scholarship will be awarded to a graduating Senior ress in Central Florida. We invite you to come visit our new facilit y . Meet the friendly people who are there to serve you. Stop in and meet them soon. / -1 I... /1 Christmas 41 I They were foIiowedby the Avant Gard e Modern Da n. Cers, also students of the high school, directed by Mrs. G fts - - Other entertainment in Swidiy's concert included, a school sextette, whicn sang several numbers including - 01 - in the amount of 11,000. - ol LA i The new Altamonte Springs office is another indication - ' to dev!se the music scholarship and to promote it by holding . WAWA -- - Dwight Hawkim, recreational director of Deltona, eulogize Mr. Caskey for Oe wonderful man and citizen he She the savers of Central Florida want 4432 CvryIoqd R*jd for a sewage plant to be located on West Highbanks Road 100 N. Maple Mrs. Paul Kaskey sat in the audience and listened to - than average reserves to provide an extra margin of protection for ZAYRI PLAZA CASSELBERRY Y. 17.92 memorial concert was given. Caskey directed the group for 10 years and was the founder and originator of the "Modernaires." Since 1934, Winter Park Federal has consistently maintained higher NEW LOCATIOAA FOR THE CONVEitIlgCo- A preliminary plan under disewWon earlier thi3 year, by the LiP, the Wilson Knott [)es'dopezs and the County, called of Sanford Inc. Murphyreplaced the late Paul Caskey, for whom this completion) to serve our good friends and neighbors in Altamonte Springs. Close to 1-4, near new Altamonte Mall and Florida Hos- "468=4 CIA= L_...._ FURNITURE SALES his studies at a university. in temporary quarters (our new building is few months away from - a plan to serve Southwest Volusla until the merits and SOUTHERN MORE - their part of the program with a medley of Christmas Caro,s. At present the Modernaires are directed by James MurPhy. who will be leaving the group on Jan. 15, to continue A new savings nd loan facility for your convenience serving the - TO ?14 IFMI 4A TO CAM r WE Modemnaires, a group of 16 students, who sang several medleys ranging from seml.classlcal to modern, then closed - pav-d residential streets in the County, an effort will te to include those on the priority basis of numbe hom es to be served. A resolution was voted to ask the Volusia County Manager Tom Kelly, to delay decitsion on a proposal to Purchase the Deltona Wat,--r and Sewage System as a pad of . . - CALLeA w~mys 831-8890 DELTONA A record crowd of more than 300 attended the concert sponsored by the Deltona Presidents' Council on Sunday afternoon, in the Dellary Fire flail for the benefit of the Paul Caskey Memorial Sdiolarship Fund. The Concert, originally scheduled to be held 'in tiv Deltona Flaza, had to be shifted to the DeBar' Fire flail at the last minute Entertainment was furnished 1))' the Deland High School - $KAM PACKAGE through on the PAC's proposals. ft was derided to give priority to recommending repaving of the four rcmL'ung streets in the category of previously named streets that had been allowed deteriorate. Should County funds be available for paving any Un IN YOUR HOME Herald Correspondent 4 PtA WE19 Department of Public Works, of the recommended program Of Street DaVing and repair in DeBary was accepted with a decision to commend County Officials for an excellant follow. irA -t T r 6 MONTHS in - Concert Tribute Is Well Attended lama COMP signature of Councii members. Cotincil incorporation was found necessary In strengthen the organization's legal position represent ing the community. - - 4 a UMLIMITED - p.,irty Thursday at Orlando First Federal Savings and Ixan Community Room, Altamonte Springs with a catered dinner and entertainment. Forty-two members recently enjoyed a performance of Funny Girl" at Sebastian Dinner Theatre. A seven-day trip is planned to the Bahamas on Jan. 26. Regular meetings,-ire on the thirdThursday, I p.in. at t1w Lisselberry Woman's Club 16% DEBARY Ik--Bary Public Affairs Counca, at its Demmber meeting, reviewed a draft of a charter by the Council attorney, Brinley Carter for incorporating this Civic . - SeniorCit izensCel ebrate T4 "MVW I1M9T1M Charter FOR WINTER COMFORT 14 J This quartet sang several Christmas selections. The group is well kno-xn through its TV and radio presentations. show by Mrs. Barbara Dunstan, ii, the Oeltona Woman's Club building on Nurmandy Buleard for the mon th of 0 P __________ board Club are 0 to r) Mrs. • . DeBARY-The annual Christmas meeting of the I)eBary Civic Association was held on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the One Man Show - - ___ ;- Entertains Association Artist Has 4 ________ - ,- Quartet 13M. MI-s. Lydia Schmidt and Mrs. Charles Weydig chairman of the affair. op 4ifi _____ single family residential On Nc. 22, the club's Holiday Dance will be held in the Community Center. Those who have not se-,. , ured their tickets may obtain thein from him. Margaret Morri&sev, phone 574- i b. -=-- Virginia Sharpe, who Is choreographer. i Annette Hogg Supreme ______ Bonus Gifts to be Given A',A,/ More than 20 Gifts every day -- . . .. e' brilliant red blooms II - -------- - 299 P'r&a Miniature Portable Radio AM; FM I - am - _ - -- -. --- - I TI- -=---. - _________ ------..-- IOneida * Visit our new Altamonte Springs off - --. _ - .. - - - 899 0 Ve hope you'll be one of those who receives a valuable Bon'ic Gi ft Clark wearing earl)hones in abo%,e photo. Marie 1 a ccompa n ies ('andalino Photo(, 1beo Classinates singing ent 'fpr ,*!$, I t'- lim ( urnming,, T i m Ryan and Danny Butler. away daily during OLir Grarld Opening Celebration. ...<' ----'- -------- - S- - • , - .n .i nq (S ii1rs I ______ 3INCE Ingle QQAUT HOMe .iiiI'r 111111 size. 108" X 108" inside Model W3H ' OC31010 - Regular Price 369 BD - - 10995 Scorty's Sale Price 2 99 ¶ 2995 Keeps sawdust away from ------ . ui -. ScottysSalePrice ..... cutting line. Accepts optional U 1914 rip f RI depth adjustnients easily made. Ponable Organizer foi v,.". J Burnout protected motor. 1.25 HP trnaaimum motor outPut) 3/8 drills and sccessories Model 08 210 924 D Good quality, hea.r RegilarPrtce.. .4.27 Regular Price. - Scotty $ Price .1 "15 DRILIMATE - 95 Scotty $ Sat. Price , - - .76c Scoti $ Sate Price 10C CASH BUYS MORE AT _J' Altamonte Springs Office - 355 East Altamonte Dru're (on Ric 436). Altarrente DAU 9:30 6I00, CLOSED LAM-51 riiTrn-n Winter Park Federal CONVENIENT TERMS1 I H 10 a 10 nominal Si budding has 118 a KELVINATOR Food Waste Disposer (1/id /0(1/i (ISSOC/Utwil !0~~_ 95 95 33-75 35.75 STORMASTER BUILDING Regular Price - 'S $09 " 569P Black Wrought Iron SlOP Metal Bronze Ph CIRCULAR SAW I ' piced for this sale. Note the 4 he detailing on each piece Table is a oval 40"x60" and extends to 40"02" 72" Ctvna base with 3mpfe storage and glass doored hutch vvit h ligh! and glass shelves. One arm chair and 5 side chairs. B88Utiful wan finish, - ffet not 1329 MEDITERRANEAN Polished plate mirtor, size 24 x 36 - overall 31 x 43. Elegant Spanish motif frarne. Reg. Sale P'rice Price Black Agackep : Mir ________ 'L-.----- - - e:crdard6 - scorty's Sale Price tllerald Photo h Charles Edwards) mainiiicw-it Spanish group and its specially .1 15 75 rs. Marjorie 13WIard, 1 You'll lo v e SCREWDRIVER KIT SDK05A Contains Scotty's Sale Price s Robert insirtictor, is sho wn with nine--car-old om Winter Park Federal. - Reg Sale Price Price 999 849 1699 14.59 7499 1299 - 7027 Regular Price .........- ni:rprlse Elementary School in program selected a winner. There will be over 20 of these outstanding gifts ,iven PEERLESS SOCKET SETS SK141616pc Socket Set SKC23 23 Pc Socket Set SK381414pc Socket Set /1 K20 All Purpose Tool Box Lift out tray and division for small tools Ripple baked enamel kit smooth tray. ------ ---- 8995 -1 95 Scotty a Sale Price FREE organ lessons are given 4th graders at Removi ng the seal from the card w 11 i nstantly tell you if YOU have -.-,-- -- ___________ __________ ,,, __ — _____ . - ENTERPRISE PUPILS TAUGHT ORGAN for you to draw a chance on one of these exciting and practical gifts - KENNEDY TOOL BOXES Regular Pnce Scotty a Sale Price MIGHTY MITE CHAIN SAW 6 0 Lightweqht, easy to handle. Trouble-free reco4l starling. 12" cutling bar. / KK19 Tool Box with tote tray. Has ripply baked enamel finish. I!Y'x 7 1/8" x 7 31". ce ...... 5,M 9 An attendant will be waiting REMINGTON I - JAA&sbokm FRAMED MIRROR Polished plate m trot, size 13 x 19 - ovefaii size 19 x 30. Framed in gold color. No. 566 P. S , - Paul Revere Silver Bowls uc Clock Radios AM FM Crystai Bowl Sauce Set W'th Silver Spoon • GE Alarm Clocks Hamilton Beach Portable Electric Mixers Gr- Massager Rival Electric Ceock Pats GE % Automatic Toaster Salton Electric Bun Warmers GE Awomatic Tea Kettle 0 Alurrinum Steak Platters ea Clocks • Steel, Walnut Steak Knives • Automatic Timer (for E'ect'iral Outlets) • insulated Thermal Mugs Borg Bath Scales • Coaster - Ash Tray Sets Schick Styling Hair Dryer & Styler • Arnold Palme' Golf Balls • Kodak Instamatic Cameras • Spalding Tennis Balls GA F Cameras ___________ DECORATOR MIRRORS tons included. Scotty's Price :. December 10 through 14 IU single stem branched. Care instruc- - Jj t rrh . '-r f4 -i---r. V 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 7:' 3JO-5:30 WEEKDAYS pfl'lflffl 130-t(X SATURDAY FURP4i5Hf$ . PH. 2279.3 _ ---- - -. - .- - - - - - ---_—_ ___ - S - -'S -----==--=--- SALE PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 14 THRU 20 - - -- ________ - - ---- - ------------ ----------- - -'= =-'----------------: - - - - - -- =-- - - - =----- - r =---= --=- -== - =- - -= -T - --:---- --- Z4!--- . - - - - -- - - r-- ----- - • - -- - -- - - --- - i ----'- --- r - - =--- - - -- ---.=. -::i - - - - - - . - - ' ---- ffl ----' - -.- -- -- .----- -- =- -5------------ ;. - : - ---- �-- - v T - - -, - ---- - -- - ---• ---- -.-- - - -- - r----- -- -------- -: - - - -. - - -- - :- - -. - — r. * - - -. - - - - -'c --- --n - --V--- •_ -- - IV -------- - - -. .--------- ------ - ...s - --I--------- - -r.-=rwn -------_- -'------'t --- - —n---- —'-----4. r -- ---. I- - r ,+. -- — interest Fruits Processed By Ella Paul shortage that could cause perilously short supply: cansuch staples as canned apned beets, carrots, green plesauce and frown peas to beans, tomatoes, peaches, - The Home of c C6 La" V*tia Ct1 Rrof Nrm P C A (4C;Li(s CP,,.<fat #4 AASMIRIVA i t Jfr,j ,J Dap,hI '\ 40. "-a - + — Holiday Come In And Meet Our Full Time i PeionaI Decorator Peter Di r1w- OJ Sales -, Set Record NGE PROFESSIONAL CHARGE INTERIOR DECORATING OPfN KEND,Fla-Estimated consumer buying of frozen DAILY 10.6 FRIDAY L £VDIIPIOS / I corcentrated and chilled orange Juices ran into a slowdown period generally BY APPT. Hwy.46(W.stSt.)1MLE.fl-4SANFORD-(3OS)323-O23O _____ 1LJ.T1VA [ [i1.1!1 Ti associated with Thanksgiving, but still managed to Set new records for the holiday week. Market Research Corpor;ttion of America rportetl to iEU1 ! Ia.1" i Tt { I! I I - k SAVE the Florida Department of Citrus that hausehold purchases of chilled orange juice during the week ending November 24 totalled 160 galbn.s, a 21 per cent increase over last year's all-time high of i000 gallons for week. This boosted ti current season's overall total to 14,654,000 gallons, a steady 21 per cent margin over the l2,102000 gallons sold to consumer-s through the same date Last year. Frozen concentrated orange juice buying by housewives was 1,966,000 gallons for the November 24 week, a 14 per cent gain wi-en compared with a record 1,72Z000 gallons sold &4.ng the corrtsporl1ng week of The n'w season's total of 112,110,000 gallons is 10 per cent greater than t he 101,968,000 'OLJCp4&SEVf S Wt19 rfl&Chkbe with AOFF REG ChOice of CabilOtS PRICE 5 %p S.ie SO htLhcr u prefer a carrying t.asc or txjuiful cabinet! This rruchinc has many trctcn and dccora(ie stitches, c -rli secd hatng. PIUS. bu.;t in buttonholer, J the ccIuic Smgcr' tiush-bullofl frni & r )•• I - JJ 'r drop yq, CWTYIfl9 case - _____ - • bulet - r.,..p 1r. '.- --- I'. ritnrc r'ry,r1pfj ntirt1icod tw r" r— -J bcy consumers a year ago. If measured as single strength Juice, concentrate sales to households far this 'P.ar amount to 4-40,CX) gallons. () Kingdoi's Sewing Center 201 E. 151 ST., SANFORD PH. 3234541 'A Tis*1v ci S'CLP _..A On the Is , Getting (on/umer' iAde ' Bit Older f3y Sue Collins, Consumer - Services F k 0 1, / X 40! / J7 1 I p 11 L LZETTELMVRPHY Consumer Education Florida Cooperative Extension Q: how ran oat' be sure that pre-packaged mixed nuts In th csbell are of good qu+ahity before they are purchattd? A: One way to make sure the mixed nuts VOU buy in shell are of good quality is to look for the U.S. Department Of Agriculture (USDA) Thield on the package. This means that we nuts are carefully checked for quality and size. Mixed nuts of the highest quality tn extra large sizes way carry th e U.S. Extra Fancy shield. The U.S. Fancy grade shield may be used on nuts of highest quality, but the sixes of some will be smaller, Both grades mu.st have at least 10 percent and not more than 40 percent of each kind in the mixed package. Q: Recently salesclerks in several ibm have cautioned me to keep my sales sIl for proof of purchase In es decide to return the merchandise. Why the sudden demand? Is this a rule for all stores? A: The way the store handles return purchases is strictly voluntary and the policy will vary from store to store. however, there are several sound reasons for stores requiring you to have your sales receipt in order to return a purchase Many people will return a purchase to venlently located store that carries the make or bra nd of merchandi-ie. If it is not the store from which the purchase Is made, then In reality you are asking the store to pay retail price for the merchandise which they could have purchased at wholesale price from the maimfactwer. Also, shoplifting is on the increase. There are people who will not only steal merchandise. they will actually ret urn it to the store and ask for a cash refund. When the merchandise is defective, most stores are willing to give a refund, replace the item or extend equivalent credit to the buyer. However, if you have any doubts about the purchase, especially big ones, get the stores return policy In writing. mu, h1,...n rh.4a,.,.. ,..I II II4lh MEMBER F.D+I C PH. 322-1611 - terprets this to mean a stable or ewe "ining total population, while conceding population projections have a way of going awry. Birth and fertility rate developments imply sub-. stantial changes in relative and absolute demands for various goods and services. Argus says, "The impact of an aging population will be felt throughout American society. It may lead to a generally more conservative cast to policy, - DAY ____ ', 27 ' 2.40 /01 I Ia \ -1'----_ I, Ia FROM I CYCLE CE N TER 1 1* . ---.---, / NOW OPEN w, S4IIesServke 7'hø - Trade . Buy Sell. roaturir. American Made Vista Bikes For DeBary. Deltona Enterprise Orange City Layaway - CHRISTMAS HOURS 9 TO 1 P.M. Scrs Shov 4 -- - CYCLE CENTER (Mr. & Mrs. Paul Maarth) - - - - -- - 43 Hwy. 17-92 - DeBary, Fi3. Ph. 6688266 99 LL MI 2 - POPPER 3 QT, SIZE ON Ø c - LIMIT 1 69c 1)99 REG, 5.50 SET 2 .' ó1C LIGHT 7 7 7 -. - - 40 - JULIETTESOUNDSYSTEM L Stereo Multiplex - AM-FM 8 Track Tape - BSR Auto Changer No. 8TR-1212( -. (-;1- - p p _____ .rirl - - ' PINECREST NOW - .1' HWYe 17-92-AT 27th ST. NEXT TO A&P ____ - i. h O T •ff EE 1 — 88 MFG. L 1ST 179.88 F O COTCH PIN CHRISTMAS TR S 0 : .. , rates fare next year. As they spend less on gasollne-related they are to expected deposit m money Into savings. tend to push est costs. ,95 VALUE WITH STAND POUND BOX i S CHRISTMAS - _i MESSENGER GE ASSORTED CHOCOLATES FABRIC Utilities Say Save 'III..... .--- -- CopleyNewsServlee -. ) I US Moij sh'a FICO to CO° S-Turn your heating system fil a lower temperature at night. but not so low that your furnace has towo o'utuut'tore}mtti the house in the morni". &-4)n sunny days, open the drapes and kI the sour heat In to warm you naturally. --- GIFT -, - [ii - [1-- i'- - BRUT 'fr-' - ---- _________ — . CIGARETTE t . -_ 68 REG. 3. 7 OZ. - e / 38 j 88 GE -. 50 LIST I - - .- o IlL. - L_ RADIO S " ' ' ' r .: 08 /3D\ V ItWER ' An BABY POWDER240z AYDS - REDUCINI., CANDY GE P1(0. OF 121oc ' - ' CANDY BBC , - , ( VI' '''L.! CANIS AMFM REG. 1.50 2 F p 2e — i- LIST 2600 i r- GIFT JTISMT XMAS GARLAND - .'- LIST 200 - XMAS -.• Li'A.i -t 19 ' - 77c 77c Req. 1.29 Val 4" X 25 ft. U oz • RADIO" 97 r.' MIRROR GERITOL Y OR 40 TABLETS TABU GIFt SETS - REG. 121 oz. QUID ___ ___ A I C BABY SHAMPOO -- .1 N ,GHTEDC REG. 1.65 -12oz. LI _ __ - ,-. - JOHNSON'S SOLID STATE - . BOXED19 6 ROLL J k1 118 MOUTH WASH ' DRYER GIFT 24 OZ. SCOPE 29° 1% .4 . ___ REG. • - ". - HAIR 2500 SUPER SIZE I BOTH BATTERY AND ELECTRIC MFG LIST 35 00 '- - 08 '' MULTIB4ND - 19 I; - ON VII,VA SET SOAP ON A ROPE MENNEN SKIN BRACER 6Q2 - SPLASH . AQUA '4I -' ZIPPO . - C OLD SP ICE R LIGHTER . 23 ROID SO. SHOOTER 1.75 ' . TLIST SHAVE LOT100 BOXED 3 MAX OL"PICE - . --- REG. ______ - . BOWL TO CJHTY c' 100 PACKETS MEDICO YELLOW PIPE LIGHTERS -. - % G. ---.- KAYWOODIE .., NIMROD 101 Older homes especially often need new or additional Insulation, so have an expert check your house. -Examine and clean }OUT heatthg system each fail. Clean or replace dirty filters that make the furnace work harder and hence use more fuel. A dirty furnace or flue also is a fire menace. 4-Stop constantly changing your thcrmntt settings.They boost your healing COstS and $uel consumption. so set room thermostats to temperature and lerve them alone Typically, living ruoms are comfortable at 70 degrees and bedrooniss at 65-diough not everybody will agret with those fi 2 ) SELECTION 9 28 11 - C SWEET N' LOW7 BIG PIPES 2---- - As the energy crunch overtakes the natlon, utility compRnles whidi once found ways for the homeowner toconsgme power now are suggestirig that he batten down his horne to keep out the winter cold as a major fuel-saver. Utilities are distributing pamphlets proposing that huseholders follow these tips to hold down heating costs and save fuel at the same time: I-Keep all exterior doors, and those to garage, attic and basement, tightly closed. Lo heat Is a waste of energy and money, so keep it indoors where you can feel tl You can't heat 30.00 - - TABLETS 4 ALARM ByF1tANKTMARTIN ANACIN 00 00 REG. .j - BOTTLE OF5O REG. 1 AM-FM 57 SAVINGS NOW ____ LIGHTED DIAL — On Power " - SANFORD PLAZA -- Accessories CASH ONLY 20% OFF ALL FISHING RODS GUN CASES 10% OFF TACKLE BOXES 3 20140- OFF ALL TACKLE 20% OFF 'AVE C LIMIT 1 -. 25 STICK ~~jMINIATUR,g V CORN W BAG OF 35 LIGHT L9, Stein said that consumers will stripping can cut heating costs ajid fuel consumption up to 45 'I ,OR,,q,, $ 10 ELECTRIC BOWS I -- 21 the patio. /f ,, 'mC,u,Cfl fl mp ni Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread S, Butter 09 ______ (~~)]VORY LIQUID A li -Insulation and weather V ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin play a big pad In how interest "There probably will be a cnange in marketing strategy. The over-all standard of living IS likely to rise faster..." _ ___ svu*~ i Rfi weakening of loan demand by the end of the winter.,, Iflterestratesarenownttheir highest levels in history, Seven large banks recently increased their Prime lending rate, that charged to their biggest and best customers, to 10 per cent. Consumers have to pay more The Nixon adminIstration's Committee on Interest Dividends Monday sent tele. grams to the seven banks dlrecting them to Justify the higher rates. The prime rate has been at 95 per cent. Economists expect that a ges'erally softer demand for loans bexpectedtobe more ef. fective in bringing down Inter. if est rates than any government age-Is dropping this year below last year's rate, which was urx'2r the rate necessary for zero population growth. Argus Research Corp. In- ½ lb. Western St,ak chOlceOf Two Vegetables Hot Bread& Butter 09 GIFT he expected a "significant UWIJ stores will have less experienced sales help working long beta-s under rushed conditions. As a result, errors are more apt to occur on sales slips as well as on your billing statements, + As you shop for the boll lays, bi sir-c you save your sales slips, receipts, and price as will as any warranties. This Is a good rule to follow the rir'jund, but especially at holiday time. Q: Do you have any information on bow munch electicIty an average sized city will use In lighting for mimlclpal Chrlgtznag decorations? I am very concerned about the energy crisis and wonder 11 sacrificing city festive lighting woukin't be a sigisilkant savings. -A: Because of the energy crisis some towns have made a study and come up with some enlightening figures on how much energy could be conserved if municipal Qiristinas lighting were eliminated. For example, one mediurn4ixed city of approximately 60,000 population figured that (hri3rnas li,,Ji.jng for the city used around 40,6O) kilowatthow of electricity. This is equal to 100 barrels of fuel oil. When comparing this amount of fuel with that used by the homeowner, It is enough energy to supply approximately lour to five average homes for one year. This Is very significant when we are entering the cold winter months with a definite shortage of all types of fuel. In fact, the use of Christmas lights could definitely mean some children c'uld go cold. for Christmas Savings _ SANFORD Demographic statistics indicate that the 'baby bust" is continuing strong. Live births in this country have been running about 3 per cent below thosefor the like period last year. Moreover, the fertility rate-th' number of births pt'r 1,000 -'-imen of child-bearing -- Rom,,n,ht,f tk Wheel of SANFORD INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT INSTA QUART SIZE MAGIC-CUBES LYSOL SPRAY 71 7TrIF:-1 flation under rein, maintains a falrly tight monetary policy, economists say. Okun Id that if, as is now felt, a decline in economic out. put occurs In the first three months of 1914, "then there's not much question" that shortterm interest rates should fall. Niether Stein nor Okun would predict by how much. Okun said Member 01 Unoco PEr%I Florida Snks Inc. COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Division of BIG SIZEI -- FLORiDA STATE BANK EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice otTwoVetables. Hot Bread S, Butter - or do you get Does he compare lime cost of term rates. This could happen even If the Federal Reset-se Board, In an Population Thursday Dec. 13, 1973—SB cleterl :- - They reason that as the fuel shortage causes the economy to $slow down &amaUcally early rwxt year, both corporate and consumer demand for loans s7IlI soften, leaving more money to lend and thus, by supply and those for fresh fruits and effort to stretch food budgets. Edward Brown, chairman According to a spokesman vegetables' were allowed to The crops are generally of th e board of Michigan for Safeway Stores, the na- ibop out of the congested area. &are 1.4de Parking F - -- life policies in terms of inter- deductibles, in property and Has he ever made any est-adjusted cost? auto policies, to reduce prem- suggestions that reduced the amount of your premiums? Does he explain the use of ium • n - present mortgage. Come by or call today. I By Canton Smith it's true, as Corniissioner agent, or with a well-estab. just an answering service, or Herbert S. Denenberg says. lished agency? Does he have a phone that rings without That old bluesson, ''A WASHINGTON (AP) — me that "a good agent can be. at least four years' experience answer? Dtcs he return calls already Good Man Is hard to hnd," fuel shorta "-' worth his weight in gold: a It the insurance business? or answer correspondence ge, which is aieauy has been revived by bad one can be a disaster." And finally, if he's a thorough promptly7 Penns 11. causing i4i,vr unemployment var.ja's commissioner of professional, he'll have done and prices, may have one posialongpass a consurance, with a slight change defl'5ed ye the course work and passed Does he do more than Just no(liisc'h (lye economic effect next year; in the title. the exams for a CLU designa. send you bills every so often' ist hopi g II en able lower interest rates. (ion (Chartered Life Under- Does he touch base, at least 'A good insurance m is to find those nug gg gets That's the way a number of hard to find," he laments. So writer) or CPCU (Chartered once a year. to see whether gold. Pro and Casualty Under- you need changes in your Inconornlstaaee the interest-rate he's making it easier for the Picture developing. Amon 'citizens of his state to find Zero in first on the general surance program, changes of one by distributing "rate your pro fessional qualifications of i t.. The agent or broker with beneficiaries, etc.' them are Herber .r1t Lfl, Cnalr- agent' checklists, one for Ilk an agent or broker. As a very such professional qualiuicaman oIL-LesiuvntNixon$ Coun. and helth agents, ano Does h expla in your poi 31fl Ith er for minimum, he should make it lions will In all likelihood cies in dl of Economic Advisers, and way that property-liability agents, his hill-tim huIne* "Avoid meet the pragmatic tests of a 'lly understand 3'E Arthur M. Okun, who headed part-timers the incompe- good insurance man: Most of the checklist ques. l incmst and coverage differ: the council under President tent brothers-in-law. tions apply equally to either Can you reach him when ences between companies Lyncbn B. Johnson kind of agent And certainly Is he well-established as an you need him — _________ ________ __ -- ..---- rs Is Your Insurance Man Sharp Or Flat.? %oon Dip 30W - Seely Mi.e $.dds A'1I()* The New York state and West Vlrgi&a aple crops When shoppers see canned have aggravated an already fo1 stocks dwindling, the tight situation caused by were hit by a freeze at traditionally turn to Irczi.,n general trend toward conblossoming time that also foods and this is expected to venience foods and a poor fluctuate wildly. The uncer- took a toll of the cher7crops wipe out the supply of frozen crop year. taintoffreshtoduce in thou areas. The ?t idwst peas well before next year's T e real pinch began last and desire to hoard apple crop was al cut by packing seisofl. year when floods in the food d rove many consumers bad weather ahd growers eastern part of the nation from the Frozen pea supplies drop vegetable bins tothe estimate the canning crop ped wiped out a substantial part canned an frown food to near zero this year, see- may be only half of List of the fruit and vegetable tionsofthetrgrocery stores. and p rocessors, faced with year's. crop and production dropped another poor crop, are In addition, the meat shorSimilar natural disasters pessimistic. "There is a shorsharply. tage caused housewives to During last summer's pour increasing amounts of befell the pea, sweetcornnd tage and it's critical," says an Freeze I , processed food prepared vegetables Into tomato crops all of which official of a major frozen prices were held down while stews and casseroles in an were already in short supply. foods distributor. Offering you fine home Furnishings by famous makers knonfor their unique stting and quality c-ra1tsmanhIp. 6" 00.0 the controls seem only to deere Sanford's Finest slanky - +-. The S3nford Herald Rates May packed only once a year and Fruit Canners, states flatly, lion's largest retail food shortage is the result of sirnproducts that run out won't "We won't be able to meet d- chain, the switch to pro' pie convenience and not the appear in the supermarket rr,and this year. By late ces.ced foods and the ensuing economics of price controls. again until the (alt The past spring or early summer there summer's heavy buying left be will quite a pinch in apple canners and freezers with products." Michigan Fruit, record low carryover Ralph sel:, "I'm not SanUt P which makes Rustic and plies, meaning there IS I)otkv Madison brand probut I can show you how almost no reserve to draw on thict 11,J) a anticipates shorYour dreams of inlernizlni in a production year one can- tages in its supplies of cherner describes as a "general rie green beans and peas. your home can come e. disaster." without refinancing is only partly to blame for this one, according to processors and retailers. Indeed, URN ITURE, INC. La-Z Vegetables Dwindle To Few And WASHINGTON. D.C. (NF.A) — Bargain-hungry disappear from the super- cherries and canned and shoppers are gobbling thena- ma et by next spring frozen corn. tion into a processed foods Other processed foods in The Administration's price controls program, responsible for shortages in many other sectors of the economy, phil - -- Thursday, Dec. 13, 973 46—Thc Sanford Herald - -: •' 97 77 - r Choice 6.50 4 EVERY 7- NIGHT 77 TILL 9 s \ �--.5 - -- --' — 84 ___ Thursday, Dec. 13, 1973 I rdHerald ,uv8flO --=. -.--,-----.-- ____________ Thursday, Dec 13, 1973-713 The Sanford Herald ( Now I _ Open 6iON SAT Bride - Elect Brenda Tierce Feted - rn - The I M SP NANETTE V JACKTAR . Sea m AlO•_d•tVS*(•tQOS j S - SUNTO GS Miss Brenda Tierce, bride. Co-hostesses with Belinda with arrangements of red roses George Tierce and Mrs. Frank The refreshment table was elect of Stephen Frano, was nere Miss Lou Ann Wade, Mrs In a white container and red Frana, grandmother of the overlaid with a white linen cloth complimented with a recent Glen Burgess, and junior polnsettibs. Miss Tierce was future bridegroom. rowpivt~d and ""L `Aed wan a large miscellaneous shower at the hostes, little Miss Sher%y presentedwith'-r, 1, wrutecarnaUoncorsages Each elaborately decorated cake, home of MISS Belinda rg, Mche Burgess. corsage to complement her ofthetiosessesalsoworesmall featuring pink and white ym 2408 Grandview Ave Thepartyareawasdecorated ensembleandhermothcr,Mrs white carnation corsages frosting, roses with silver .1 I ___ leaves beads topped 4.i i with an ornament delctln the e i 7 -' t bo boa U ________________________________ _________ 4 ___ M - _---•----S- - W ASHER AND DRYI — - ---,- — _______ -:::---___ 0 1,11 h-i Its. OPENING Was Hair Pieces Earrings Gaines FOR 111OT" .iT AGES INFANTS THRU 14 2595 So AND DICK I Sanford Ave. __ ___________________ ELIZABETH MOWER full Mn ZA RU, Knit ___ B. ' VEhit I S & 1I I_!IJ -IIIt j 1 4' 0- ' I its 11 4- Ii • 4 PLAZA CUrPeople Make Us %lumbeor One A during the evening. ELIVLAY REHEARSAL DINNER PARTY NO MONEY DOWN - - - -~-i"Oh- Comm S Portable Typewriter. mith-Corona Entertaine . Corsair Lightweight yel, durable, $4988 full keyboard, er. _____ A champagne toast was by the groom's father Elegant gift wrap at h. t -- - ..- 4ays to buy . `t-V M -._. _____ Ilk ®r " S it N. Park 200 Ph. 322 -0244 Al FOR A /J, CHECK THIS LIST AGAINST , YOUR CHRISTMAS \I* SHIRTS, Strip:: AIsn Rev. Jay cosmato, Mrs S. M. R1haxdeSr, the Misses Diane 1.ash, Stisan Hoiig, Maria Galletta and John Charles Aiken. lifli GIFT _ I 1I'1J — , eq A top W and Solids ___ _______ ___ .. MISCELLANFOIJS SHOWER cc'rfident that itisa beautiful value too. - * TIES by Regal & Superba SWEATERS 'i i LIST Y M anhattan ______________________ —- . (I to r, standing) Mrs Glen Burgess, Lou Ann Wade, Belinda Burgess. Seated, Mrs. George Tierce, Brenda Tierce, Sherry Michelle Burgess and Mrs. Frank Frana. -, & JACKETS il us your 89c or 98c Special Portrait and I will sendyou my Value Pack o I. No Copy Charge .. F ____ -- * HATS by Stetson - shr "VI 6,111"1 s: win. %LA's I 0".f '..P 0 "A t I(it Ili 14-41 MALN' I(Ag — SAY " I love You " - \, GOWNS With 1— Certificates Jr.- Missy - Large V_ and Half Slin F L yewr Message In The "I L41-N u&9r - Ff"ers SANFORD FLOWERSHOP 137 W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD, NEXT To COIN SHOP 7" .7 Commet cial Ave- - m112? 2ss' University, was guest speaker at the first, o( a lecture series under the auspicesof Deltona Woman's Club at the club house. Dr. Wright, who is shown with Mrs. Henry Lan&echt (1) club pre.sident, and Mrs. Wayne Fuller, lecture clairman, spoke on "Changing Patterns of American Life Style," which also related to the difficulty in predicting the future. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) (V14$IJ with Dan el the energy crisis. • f a & comfortable pair Open Mon. thru Fri. a a.m.- 5 p.m. — Closed on Sa 204 E. FIRST ST. JAX Fl.A 32207 I. _______ ____ Great CovermUps Gi PH.322-1811 112 S. PARK, SANFORD PH 322-2363 __ DIAL 322-IS62 Make great Christmas Gifts. Ifts LA= -- ___ 1 ______ ____________ _____ Good looking knits of 100% n uk'00rion acrylic that — S DeBary Bridge Andersen and Mrs. Frances D. D. washing. — Select her favorite For Th / - .l# r S . - / flflh!EU.1KEI Entire A IL style and let us gift are Mildred Sandusky, delegate, Kay Sassman, installing officer, and Pe nny Wilson, president. Back row, from left, Anne Mitchell, - -i'4'\ For Mom wrap it for YOU • B ITISH ) R secretary; Louise Nolan, alternate delegate; Patti McKinney, second vicL-president; Airs. T. A. Scott, treasurer; and Rae Artman, first & Sis: OS STOREV"W I DE (')1 \(7, 1\''l' ILI ()IT!CEI SEMINOLE COUNTY homemaker's Council installed officers for the corning year during a Christmas meeting Shown, from left, front row Family! Oldham; fourtti, Mrs. Glorlda Accardi and hits. Dolores Finn; Rfisborwkh fauth. %lrs 11, Voclu (Photo by Elda Nichols) ecoats 0Ca pes OHosiery *Handbags 0Shoes Sweater • fj C/Tr . . Gifts for SUPER DOLLARIs For Dad: Family night (i0ft r Coat 24 $12 V14 -_ _F CUTOMER APPRECIATION SALES ---S . - - , Boys: Ti NOV.23, NOV. 30 DEC. 7, DEC. 14, DEC,21 FRIDAYS— I SOMethIng *Jeans 05weaters For .. IRobes •Socks *Jackets jJ1 IL Cardigans *Ties 14T lining and wedg,, he( while, light blue and gold. D - -' ' Hide-A-Bed P .. ..' Sofa by day Bed For Little by night Evcsryone tial --rim rmst of W-atto slid smart cloiNag. shows, 6 S, foltel goods, nations, arod household items. Shop the tntire sfOrt. COme S", Shw IN Save Hundroids of 9M ideas while our seitction is complelp. Bring Itia family — shop of leitwv during thns hours &9 p.M, WRAnING -j A. ted FREE GO ju 1. Your Llstl J UNTIL i I 1T11fl1(JflP Ali/ OFF ALL PURCHASES AND LAY-AWAYS PAID J OUT SUPER DOLLAR' SHOE ( I For The Guys: Shirts, Ties, Socks Suits, etc. Good Stlection For Boys 5T0f' IN & SAVE1 L3 — & U 203 E. FIRST PH. 322,0204 Sr I,T., S L__-_= _. _.9-___-- -•- -5----• .:- -.- - -=--' - -1. -... -- .- - -— -- •-- --• ---------- -•- ZL__= - -- = .. S - $ 38995 To 0 FREE PARKII IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY Christmas List! BEDDING & SMITHFURNITURE C09 Orlando Ph.422.3261J -tpd 2. ICY 124 W. Church, COMPANY PH. 372-1494 1 V 0 SANFORD ST. L ________ Fveryone On Your n I $16995 W: Have A Gift For Girls 0 ft Orlando - Padgett s229.95 to S479-95 Id * 4 FM la ION 1100/ CHRISTMAS *Dresses *Slacks 0Top$ 0 Tam Sets For The Ladies: Dresses, Lingerie, SPOO-swear, Costs, Ba9l, PPn1y Hose AA OPEN UHTILPM. WEEK NIGHTS *Shirts eSocks etc. -wrap. Also a Jul; - ---- E. . S S4 - -- T. . --- ENT FIRSTST EPARTMSF ----t -.- =_. . S -. RDE ..t_ - .t ----=...=.--=•__ 3fl.47)2 - - =-4i___;.____ __- --• ••- -- .- --.• •- ot, - -- PH. 322-3524 Sanford Ph. 323-0235 7200 S. French Ave. - -- ------------------_._- — --- - ------ ____ —.- / ahead. •. ___ ___ ___ IJIZ2 PARK Kader Jewelers Add ipct Fla. tax ___ ofshppersthee - - Bridge Results Mrs. E. 0. Evans and MacNaughton; third, Mrs. Johnston and Dr. warm - - Mail well protected photo to: MOLLIE'S PORTRAITS BOX 10197 . i Snuggle up in cold days 1 San ord iecrric Co k"fxmgd Eckerd Drugs - ___ —' cubmet Dec. 4 with i2tatiesLni Henley; and flfth,Mr. and Mrs. play under IYT dirwAhon of J. Deavers. Oscar Crosby. East-west winners are first. Miss Ethel Johnson arid Mrs North-qouth winners included Dorothy Hinkle, second, K. First. Mrs. Robert Njcbo1isanJ Perssan and G, Smith Ill; third, ur ng d i I S01f RICA 64 Ll Artovalmur,C" Sorry, Limit itoaCustomer retain their shape after DEBARY H 349 . Aiwti-er trfrij,j BURTON /\ ___ RAPPING Ii'11iuiJii4lJ of Sociology and AIR k.,k II(11Rh SERI! IIfl',!'s DR. GIFT RMOMERI Iti 0W NVIV-111 h,", L\ WIGS LjI' i IlJThl4\,t • Fzerhollsu pfoId7lbs Jet Freeze tie compartment$ - Slide-out cabinet shelf * • RM Madeon Kodak 24.7 cu. ft No Frost Refilgerator-Freezer * SHOES by Florsheim& J arman I ___________________________ - -, - 'i[Ti I - Medallion Gold Cup * BELTS by Hickok ~ - With Your Purchase of $10 or more Model ' PANTSUITS a.erwtI,1abric -Free Gi ot COPIED DOUBLE KNIT PANTS by Hubbard f. DORMIE Soft Capeskin Discount Store Child Portraits At Big Savings Let us help yo;j select lust the rig g that specibl loved one. t _______________ by McGregor joyous ,VLOSIJEANS sure of your fewelere's A precious gem is, after integrity, epertlse ar all,blind item to most shoppers, a pur.hase to cherish for ahietime In our store, you will be assisted by an American Gem Ssociety Registered Jeweler— a 5pecialist in gemology. The AGS emblem which we have been awarded is your g according to the hst standards of our prcfession. When ' ff ( It's so impor A ~ Man's Christmas \\_ *SOCKS by .&A Ilk rim 06 The mos1l --• Sanford Those attending in addition to given before the bridal couple and h3sts ij st h er ,s Sanford, Fla. a the ser%ing rA dessert. Miss were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. RiCharde presented her RiCharde, paents of the bride, - Mr. Lnd Mrs John F Ada'n — Mr. and Mrs M W RiCharde Mr. MW Mrs. Robert Edgar Mr. aM Mrs. W. B. RiCharde, David and Preston IUChRrde. - / '' F6 fW Ito STORE Cor, I st & French potatoes, broccoli iAth ehee3e bridesmaides with pearl sauce. salad, hot rolls and earrings and Richard Rave his cocoanut cake attendants travel kits - 1 t i Ct ii iii 11d) FIRESTONE FoHowing the rehearsal for of the bridal party and famille the RiCharde-Eaton wedding, g e bridal couple's e groom's father, Gregory Eaton and his family en. table was a low arrangement of tertained with a dinner at the white mums, blue carnations, Cavalier Motor Inn !or the white baby's bre3th and bridal couple. Debbie RiCharde greenery, GvesLs enjoyed and Richard Eaton, members dinnero(slrlointiproast baked . -J felt Sanlor FREE Brl*dal Part vel 412E 91h nuts Bridal games were en- ____ SANFORD it.. elt I gowwki ____ r" (Ito r) Mr. and Mn.W B RiChae Debbi e RChardeRi chard Eaton Gregory Eaton. 2 ar;autY linie sherbet punch, choscolate Aft, L9 _J 1 & Jewelry p Children's Clothing - S SHIRLEY j - . - __I__ / - �-- 8B---TheSnfcrd Herild - - _611, - - - = IaL - -Z - 1973 _ _ _ i" _____ FA - I' :j°' 11 - 1'JI 43Ptct Dewy. AUg, !1 toss 1 11111 Daughter's fam ly's 1' A 's cia i " (1 I iI II_ 1 rmy C imp Maw Tn M. Y. Um sat., husband jrauY uT u J. Lost ear my I ~ Landing ctaUs 56 At I rAct 5,Lilaikbirds 27 Kind ot drrad I Crumblc nickname 2E'r'aan 1 i carefuiy selected Christmas gills beautifully and Indlvidually trapped, one x, a daughters home [out of state) to be placed under their tree. They were for our daughter, her husbands their four children, and my eon In law's mother who li ves with them. We received one thank you note from our daughter saying: "We ALL thank you for the lovely gifts." Abby, all her children can write, and eo Clii bf hUSband and his mothe r. J'st one short line ,ribbIed at (ho bottom of her letter ("l'hhnk! for the camera," or 'l'he perfume was ie' Wo h.ivr hd it ith inç.'rMes %x-h,) don't Even both.'r to uii. Eve e shall ..iy tji you. ini.. Ions distance phone call to their home eod wish them all merry Christmas. Then my husband and I shall drive downtown and drop $100 In the Salvation Army pot for people who need and appreciate a little remembrance at unastime. TIRED OF INGRATES p1ix 2 3 - - - 10 _ 78 fl 41 1 50 I felt a little hurt aM somewhat embarraseed. Please -- 1`11160~ . - - - "I - ['52 • -..-4_ (4) - - 1-1 13 -- -- -I 1 j'c' r i-s i 4 . 10:00 (2) Freebie visitors (9) 12:30 News (2) News (4) Search (13) Starcast . By Polly Cramer . 11'30 ( .I 1:00 (2) I I . Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow C?, Movie (44) News -- (9) 6:15 6:30 ___________ (9) 2:00 (2) (6) Sunshine (2) Almanac The Flying Nun (a) Summer k IF -i ______ by Heimdnkf fl c.uI )M:-1. TaJc)5. 12 I[i 90A s, A=~_ 18 X FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1973 CARROLL RIGHTER'S , b--* J N 9 , ", from the Ciardi Righter Instituts GENERAL TENDENCIES: One of your best 1 '> days th so me time for extending and enriching :,00r 3tiv:t; Iar bcyenc thei., rrc.-cnt boundaries. You cin now make others realize that you are is talented person. Fine for making mtelbgent thznges. ARIES (Mar, 21 to Api. 19) Make ippo in tmenta with the people who can be of greatest help to you and make big headway. TI) to make new contacts of worth. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Make your home as chsrrrüng as you can and then invite (riend in for a happy time. Ynu can easily stan an uptiend toward success. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contact those persons who can assist you to have better conditions around you. You use your Ideas for t'ettenng yourself. t MOON ('Hit faDtk!(J ,one une Iito JI uly 21) Plan how to add to your present abundance and get that feeling of prosperity that means so much to you. Tak e it easy tonight . LEO (July 2 to Aug 21) Ideal day to go after what you d"sxre with vim and vitality an d get good results Avoid one who gossips. Make plans for th e future VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Talking with experts can help you ti gain you niIs more easih n Steer clear of some tuatw that could lead you to truublc. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct fl) Plan to be with good friends J 'ar "r'e ar re' rø frr."s 'IOU at e under. Go after your fondest arms SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) I to get the assistance of an influential person you know so that you can further carter 1inwthiatouhavetr.iability SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) An exhange of ideas with others eni be the means through which you advance N - uuOND TN! I VAtLEYOF THE DOLIS"J tractor trailer driver. Ex perienced. Good salary and company benefits S day week. Must be 21. Apply in person. Austin Fertilizer I Chemical Co. 7)00 Country Club Rd., Sanford I SALESMEN Needed. No experience necessary. Apply in person, Art Grindles Wheel fsnch, 4500 N. Hwy. 17 92 _ .A ThE _ WAY' WE N WERE E_ 1JY44_iiThi:i - --.- -, -- . -, - .. (.,APRIrORN (Dcc 22 to Jan. 20) Making 0. - . so that you hAndle your obliptions mote caidy mikei them a plea.nirc u'stead of a chore Ihink 1og1cail) AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) TI) to - come to a better undesita'sding with bus.ncss associates. A new outlet could make your life more interesting and profitable PISCES (Feb. ..0 ..o Mar. *10) Showing Your finest tslrtnti to tb' Si st'o count can bri n g the support }OU need Ii'1 ritSkt ycor :fr mn:c Lr: IF YOUR CHiLI) IS BORN IODAY.. . he or she will ncCti pat on the back when good work is done in order to have the oiza.t; to do be"cr A b'iths! t"rd'iIul could )Ol gise an rrvc.r?un i'-' o a'ud abng erirr rr p lOt CiJ carry xcsult Sports are a must here "The St an impel, th e, do not not compel ' ' 'r19 trg1y '_ I' _ ( StATS I l'1.00I Sanford. 11* 11-1111 Eperiened ietcoat man, lop pay, good fringe benefits. Cuntect P,rsonnei Dept., Sporiscraft, Inc. -,.. 904 354-5679, Perry, Fla. _ *SECURITY GUARDS* ALTAMONTE AREA I teeral needed- c'31onai company, excellent fringe benelits and working conditions. All uniforms and eQuipment furnished Apply in person, 1001 Executive Center Dr.. Orlando or Ph. $91 0761 collect. 'I What you r.akc A Directoryof Experts Ready To Serve You1. - 41111111111111M * Construction * Foremen "\ CON (RACTORcable. Experienced only. Pad vacation. holidays, hospital list ion. Call WIPICO CONSTRUCTION CORP. $3) 3153 U T I L I TV P.tanhote, ccrd'' anc 41 19 Wanted RNs and LPPIs Apply in Person, Sanford NurSing and Convalescent Center, 930 MelIOnylIe Ave. Sanford, GIFTS EXTRAORDINAIRESome great gilt ideas In Yuletide Gilt Guide It will solve your gilt More r information may be obtained form the Wage Hour office at Rm. 309, Or. landi) Prcf. Ctr. 12 W. Lake Beauty Dr.. p o Box ?14. A. OrIa.ido, Fla 32506. telephone 211 1173 ____________________________________________ Jt1ii Itill1!HflI! uIIi1,lU _ . - . 1 .. . ' •' -; s,.' •. •: . 't.', i .. I 'J •- . '- - - " .' '' 't=.t. .:, ' r saiu "ii. ' CUSTOMERS GO? I CIfiih 1. Hushpuppi,s, Motñjj'l Jwatering Charcoal Steaks ''_______= 7foodOurSpecialty NEW "EAR ' ARE 1 Sea 94!5p.aq bA I 1 'l 'iN4ia..,n H 'VI N * Wess -, ', RESERVATIONS . 1 tavowd . * Bu!Idozlng 4OA. OonI th.Ow away useful Idle items Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by callng 372. 1611 and asking for a friendly Advisor. - - BULLDOZER WORK leering lots our Specialty. 323.1731 aftet3 pm. - & Sunday. 322 7921. ..~Q gJW 4-I - -1 Plumbing * Bell Plumbing Co.* Fit? P1licient service, old and new Bonded, licensed, MOM. Let a classified ad heft. you clean ovi your attic. garage or besensent' ADCOC Roofing & Sheet Metal Gutters & D'wn Smuts COO French Ave .322 955 Ceramics T Tree Service E. ARMSTRONG Tree & Lakefront Service, 0. Mouing. Tratnpljrd. mg 6, Removal ed trees. Lakefrois cleaning. No lob too large or too small Call 3234.6.49 Iflytimt. BUDDY'S tlO.',E IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted - 3:2iw ke Mary" ,"La Concrete SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 3951 Pa int 1 ng-lnterior & exterior. epairs, roofs painted. fret honest m experienced Vacuum Cleaners estimates. 323 0791. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only authorized tales & service ri Sanford Open 9 3, Mon. Fri., Sat 9 1 137 W. 27th 5?. Ph 323 8)30 -FREE Home Demonstration Custom Pointing Want Ads Reasonable Ca II Ray $3.1 300 rpen?ry, Remodeling. Additiøn, Custom Woo k. Free Estimate. 323 30,9. Bring Results Phone:_322-26 1 1 WaDpap!r Hanging c stom made screen roomt. car PAUL SLATu Prolessorial Wallpaper tlariger Licensed Residential Commercial Fret Etimaies Ph, 3124173 - torts. Top workmanship and r'aterials LEACH ALUMINUM :ABPICATION_ 3234675. Cu Stom made cabinets, bars, antics or replace that old ounter top. 373 1010. Homes_, Welding B&M WELDING We build (".C' 'omei, ('I( extra bedrooms, Oi)r'flS pta, rCAt'S SUN Enterprises. Inc. 6304142 Rc-.id S".#.ce' fluid Un Land C ring iItOU[ J1 - WeD Driling DICK JOYCE WELL DR 11.1.1W., 3' and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water ConditiOners. 322 4410 -_ _1111111111111111111 Lawn Servke pi'ç- i.,irO, n f LaAn '.'I. f' WELl S DRILLED PUM°S $El 1t44.LER SYSTEM, I trimmng All types and sire's es C-41 Reasongbio..Aftsr $332 6312 Iq - For Builders, suo contractors Complete Huvse Plans and Shop Uwn Clean-Up, and Light Hauling. Tremblay, 323 3771 Drawings Fast, dependable, rconamcal Call V'ctor-345 3743. KEN'S MOWING SERVICE ske repair and Service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ENGRAVlPC, H&L SERVICE MtI $'13%!(s, i(,t.,'i . 7 r'.pNes 614 ti.'tti Dr . S1iuf,.i ); ,;(,A winciows Fret estimate. cell 3231043 - LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Co mmerciai and r "iential :entrats flUA .,IatL' in osiv .1 3226432 1W, 2nd St Acreage. Lots and Lawns Engraving W. replace ctd wind*'j, any 'ype. Save fuel Fret ,~- rern SUN Enterpri,s, 'ac 830 n-i? )? 114 14 44i "Bigger £ Better Than Ever" Tony a Louise Coititt Your Host I Hostins Hwy 1792 On Lake Monroe Ilie Sanforil Ikrahl Sankrd aimi.uuuiijp.muiipuui11_j I - V -__-_ -- __ 'r'r: . - 1,_ -- -': .-,• • - --- i-': _._,_ - - . . - - - • -- . . - - - -. ---.- - '- . -- . __ -•--.\- - - - - - - - - - . ------'-, -- - - i-=-i.-- ''::,4 qA - -, - - ' - ' - :-'II 11111111111R. - idges & Griffis Land Clearing Excavating & Grading. Ph. 323. 1797 or 372 424.3 day or nile. Drafting N*,wsEdv 110 wb" '- ime repair, improvemeflt, alntng. No lob too large or too 1 M811 Ph. - .¼.,*. *vw j 1 KAY. ar.'q '4 t NOW BEING ACCEPTED PH, 322-3108 cf&4 't O&Y 9% wo .40 Boardirg- Profess ionaI with tøve I am. 6 p m Animal Haven BOording 322 3757 - or's Any ctype, any size. Save fuel SUN Entergx'itii, Inc 6301542 - --- xjl 14% 3ecouse of Grievaxes 68% Becouse of Indiffevenc, I Home Improvements We replace old d 9%BecousecfFitt" Varnes and Grady Dog training In your home. All Breed Dog Training Acaøa,,', Call for 'tee lytluation 531.7370 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrieti's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Pine. 372 5747. Doors 1% D.. 3% U.,, 5 , F-ri. . have Hieaters Cleaned, Serviced, Scid and !:ta!!cd C111 Gera,a ;ii. A.' Cent Service 373 504 Beauty Care Aw."5..1 N. 14 Ftnos trtry Po'tan ,, t.t'. liii 01`110YOd In the past by Los and B utle r a. Billy Franz. I '11 A. t!LII i,,, 1226390 Custom THE 4 '' Lni, $ .• Pet Cars buyer. Hagan Insulation, SANFORD HEATING & AIR CON.. 4C2 rliiJ Ave.. COGBURN FENCE CO PH 830 5243 WHERE DO Airless & Conventional Ph. 372.2956 Table taking up too much; room? A Classified Ad will find It a Attic lns,Iations CONCRETE PATIOS ' .? - ' 'HOME & BUSINESS. - ' . a - s'-.- I '-'- 2-( Ei ', ' p f't 1 - -r '- LJ_s'ru INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING PH 3779066cr 3737478 0'FL HEATER & WALL FURNACE ci.EANING. CALL RALPH'S HI ME SERVICE, 323.5951 Ft'lI Iii,e' GE t.pp;innces Sanford Electric Company 2327 Park Drive, 372-1%2 - HAON M & RICHARDS Heating - Appliances 411111111111,11111111- Painting SENKARIK GLASS& PAINT CO. 2 10 Magnolia Aveve. 322 A672 37216 72 C I AMICS. supple's, kiln dealer. 10 5. Closed Thursday HELP-WANTED ADSthat indicate a preference based on age from em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT 4 Glass-Mirrors JACK S0 1 4 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept ' I problem qv;r Lancelot plots deceptive scheme ,, Female Help Wanted Air Conditioning Central Pleat & Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Cart Harris, at SEARS ri S,.nlord. 372 1171 - .'-- " 38 Semi iili!ii N SEWING MACHINE Classified Section. 0 viAtJR,; ATi fl SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER? You'll find him everywhere In the Yuletide 0,1? Guide With a large variety of Christmas shopping Suggestions. Where? In the EA40IT 9000 L It Will Be A Good Onol -Terms Cash Sale held inside, with seats. Sale under the management of Barber Saks, Inc. of DeLand, Fla. phone: 734-1945. J. W. Barber I Larry Gray - Auctioneers. We sell all types of Sales on commission basis. We go anywhere at anytime - Call Usl Positive Sale in Za, F., f, r,'i ZIG-ZAG Charles St. Lonawood, Fla, S I it STREISAND - Don't Miss This Sole Mile Help Wanted in person to American Wood Projuct, 1297 - i 6 tickets for the Orlando Pii' Otficers Assoc, $7 Ci) an hour Long hair O.K. Apply at 37 N. Oange, Suites A & B. MCZZJfliOC Fi)or, Qrtancjo Workers apply if I REDIORD __ - Male-Female Students & Young Men Part time. eves, I Sat. Sell Circus (Hwy 434). 531 3733. ' Fir Abby'. new beokiet, "What Teel-Agers Wail In Xaov" send 11 to Abigail V DI., tily niti., j Beautician Marie's Beauty Salon FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Airline tickets, Cruise and TOUc it otlicial rates. 303 Semorin Blvd - 98 tables; andirons; 3 - oak chests; walnut night stand; arrow-back rocker; corner cupboard; oak corner china cabinet; wicker carriage; inlaid hall chair;? pc. din. rm. set; 7 Pc. din. rm. set; kerosene lamps; Edison phonograph w.horn; oak stands; lanterns; old chairs; old rockers; corner what not; tobacco cutter; collection of royal dalton china dogs; crocks; wash stands; oak side board; but ter churn; P.".orris chair; oak bureaus; oak Ic box; foot stools; picture frames, violins; blanket chest; tool box; Windsor spindle back rocknr; library table w carved legs; hail trees; gate leg table; ice cream table; thread cabinet; pieces of marble; yarn winder; brass umbrella stand; spice set; bun box; bells; peuter; glass; china; old gold scales and hundreds of other items too numerous to mention I Help Wanted Travel Agencies Kings -Queens antique cioi:k',; mat, drop- Laf tuIe, ldi' ia,', f r on t desk; lift-top card table : oak bookcases; oak round SICRETAFIIES & TYPISTSSanta is coming, are you reedy? Work day, is week, a month. The choice is up to you, No fee. Norrell,72)1 Lee Rd. Winter Park. Ph. 617 8118 20 - M IM ____ WORRY CLINIC 3:30 Instructiont PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 373 1379 & BOX SPRINGS $ Monday, Dec. 17th at 11a.m. On The Old Daytona Rd. lust off N. Slvd, DeLand, Fla. This it only a partial list: This will be a large Antique Sale with Antiques from several estates I out of storaget 3 - roll top desks; 3 - china closets; 3 - slant-front secretaries; several pine & oak commodes; store desk; a 3 pc. loveseat set; walnut drop leaf table; 4 - old high chairs; 7 - old wooden child's wagons; collection of i5 Ph. "10567, 323.3150 11 Nowl 230 • 1 _-'I4t'1l:1i.H'J By DEAR POLL\ - My Pet Peeve is with those neoDle wh Gacig. W. Crane, Ph.D, M.D. plan their vacations so they will have free nights lodging , and meals with friends along the way and then they et Note my brother John's cornhome and brag about how little the trip cost with gas being meat about the value al "Horse their only big ex r)ense. With the high cost of living such guests often place ' hardship on those they visit. Some even Sonic" In our defeat of the drop in without letting you know they are coming. Then you British Redeosts in the Revolutionary War, Also. l wonder just how long they are going to stay.-GENEVA. !') gumption DEAR FOLLY and reiourcefulneu MrsJ.R. wanted to know what she could do with the containers that holds film for cameras seldom are taught I. the that develop pictures Immediately. I have found that one "drawing board dreamers" in IV makes a great picture frame for a picture just taken with colleges even today! the camera.-ROD. DEAR POLLY When d)eing or tinting cloth I dissolve CASE V.594: My brother, Dr. the dye powder in an old glass jar, shake to dissolve and then pour this solution through an old stocking I have John B. Crane, had dinner with . -;._._. us recently. pulled over the top of the jar. This works fine and when I \ lie formerly taught am finished the whole thing can be thrown away. To stir the economics and history at Northdye I use an old wden spoon kept just for that purwestern. Harva rd Earlham pose. -MRS.D.B.C. DEAR POLL\' My father-in-law likes shirts with two Colleg,e and Iowa Wesleyan. Apropos of your constant modified by practical expockets but they are very hard to buy rowadays. He also stresson 'horse Sense' In perlence 'gumption). likes ahort sleeves and came up with the idea of buying You housewives thus relong sleeved shirts, cutting off the sleeves to the desired practical psychology," he lun teered, "that was also a member the adage that states: length and then using the cut-oil part to make that second vo "You must cut the cloth to (it pocket. I know this worked nicely since I did them for him. main reason why we defeated JO'rCE. the British in the Revolutionary the figure; not the pattern!" ________ And that's what WC mean by War. "For the Redcoats marched wisdom vs. braintruster WIN AT BRIDGE shoulder to shoulder into battle. education, Many "drawing board "Which made them easier targets for our pioneer dreamers" thus concoct beautiful designs for new riflemen, rest. He could get them "Better yet, tIsne stubbborn automobiles and other met'. 13 1 legitimately if the queen of British Generals refused to 0K Ch&fldiR. K J 106 hearts would drop doubleton the use of rifles so their ff But it is the buyers thereof v AK II but that wasn't likely. The Rifle Corps wasn't created till who soon find the "bugs" in 4 q 109 peerless one had also noted a the year 180o. those supposedly perfect 46543 poscihle swindle at the very "So in 1776, the Redcoats still products, WEST EAST I For example, the usual start of play and had pre- employed antivated musket,. 472 6AQ983 ?ad for it by playing the V 9652 V Q53 "But the lethal range of such propaganda ci "dreamers in ._ f IVUI, 11V1 4IIIU I* UI LIUUS . 1Aingress also caused us an 't tie 1 162 gss was only a bout one-third from dummy and keeping 4' 'f" Q 4' ) ng the distance of our American unnecessary fuel crisis ea rlier ' that tin" (Isre SOUTH ID) this year by scaring people wi th Lance'ot cash ed d u mmy's long rifles . horrendous picture of the Consequently, our soldie rs act' and king of hearts and T i 1074 of auto exhaust fumes hazards ycould keep yards out 50 of range king of spades Then he p l a So an expensive a&'itlon was of the British muskets, ed out the diamonds to stop 4' .1102 yet still shoot back and forced on cars, th us making dumm> Now he led dummy \orth South vul nerable t' their consume IS gallons of decimate their ranks ' three of clubs- 1)inadin West No1h East South down to a high heart and a "AS the British kept ad. gasoline to travel as far as 10 14 gallons formerly pennitted high spade The three of %anclng, our men would i-' i" '1 C'ILhc 1$ f' lid fro,n (Iunlm'I retreat till Ih meant a 5') percent in e.'uld reload J3U 3\T. l 1'a Dinadan was sure that Lan- their long rifles, then stand pat crease in gasoline consumption, Pan celot would win the trick so iora(ewmomentsandflre back which Produced a threatened he chocked his good spade at the Redcoats. rationing of gasoline. and let dumnms ssixo(spades Farmers were thus ham 'This strategy helped us 's% if) titC last trtc.. pered. which always adds to o ff set the far greater numt)er, By Oswald 1 James Jacoby 'EWWApUI),piut4t5 Ais% Increased food prlcesat the f00 of finish soldiers mir 'tit.e - -. , - . _ _____ lit there has bt.'tn no sermsj iht r Arn"ricitn tenerais I)inadanth.t' ssarst pla y er 9. used additionial res"cefulne" medical ill effect from &tgo King Arthur's couit it %4-61, exhaust pipes despite 2 tas v,tien crossing the all I ctoId do to remembi r j 1 dJin 1ia b"trt 13 of th e Delaware) so their generations of heavy use even that another club W est North last South greater 'hone Se' ill of ethyl gasoline' le( How xpected 1• Pass t A little 'Horse Sense' would gave us our Americo to know it was the dr'u' Pau 26 Pass have prevented this 'crjs," ' Republic" The play had started badly propaganda of brainiruster for Sir Lancelot. The wily You. South. hold. ecological 'dreamer, IU)HF cF1 F Murdred ha d I'd a cp 1de and 4K .1 6 8 3 2 6K 10 t' laymen better dt'rnaj'd dummv': te ht Iu.t to the What d ito flffl% queeaA club return had 1t A - hid three diamonds. This In all trades and professions more gumption from our state to the queen of that suit. bid (sal perfect, but you don't you will noIle that some men and naf tonal legislatures before they s'ampede into passing Ano'her spade had been won alwasshseaperirttbldatyour a re chiefly "hook doctors" b D'r.idans at" and a d'ih diposaI such ,)eetlless bills' hook engineers wier I ii. . ,n t. ii': c'1 iilA\ 's Ut. L'- 1IU other art' re.oureefu1 la' cLt to Larcc!uI s king You bid 11 r 't' dia"oida and Which nhtans the latter ha A.ar i I.isO i, p ,,, ,..,, t-ai' ewiivi, a Lancelot, th e best knight your pa rt ner bids three heart f -M Sense a' and brid g e 1!,1r t'a' lost F edUC(1'Ifl ran be of the i. 11 "two 1j I g I r' bi&, rt unless 4*, CU MATTRESS At Public Auction Beauticians wanted, for 'Sanfords DEEE L.ICIOUS Oranges-naval and pineapple, tangerines, pink and while grapefruit, picked to 13 j The World Turns Drama Special OtOur I NAVAL ORANGES. ED OR TED WHITE 72 French, Ph. 3221422 $1.000 7: 15 & 9:25 f Lives (4) The Guiding ugit 2:30 (2) The Docfor t,LJ .'ck. 322-1671. Ui P*'i ANTIQUE SALE Room Maid needed, Apply in person at 3lumbtfland Court Motel. Hwy I? 92, Sanford, No Phone calls. between hi tip I z4rpf ,tL.L4 n person, 1500 French Ave. Sanford location. Pay 60 per cent. Call 671 $010, 930 1656. newest .thop. Call nod 7 p m. 373 110W $1041. Reliable dishwasher wanted. Apply Sitters wanted for hoSpitals and nursing homes, In Sanford. littamorte Springs and Apopka area. Apply 9 through 2, Monday Friday 233 Whooping Loop. Altamonte Springs. (Crane's Roost Office Park, behind new Jordan Marsh, 116 and I-i ar,a), Things toEat - Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit 5.atsumas, Tangerines. Will ship, R U. tutchson. 322-405. Is-.-_'i".''-'1•T 11- Good NAVEL ORANGES langerinesi, Tanglos 372 6733or 322 0362 AY,*. C2)J "1. Mat ___ i.. ....,t....• I1LUJJUL LiUMUg. T?[IUL An* My husband says he is just being friendly. I like friends, too, but I'd also like to forget about sick oplo, pregnant women, etc., when I have some (line off. I've even conSIdered quitting, but I do like my job. TIRED OF PRETENDING DEAR TIP-ED: If you do not teil the doctor that can no longer be available after iklag hi,u., I*ii have other responslbUlfles, you may have to quit 70W' Your pi'ekidtd St'bour-svaflabiIlty has Put YOU In a bInd 1i' _________ Match Reward. Lady desires day *or-. Can lw'nish ieferencr Ph. 3231152 School teacher riteds babysitter. 7 3 Mon Ihru Friday, Own Iran sportation. C411 374- 1119 after 3.30. Master beautician with clientele, 9 I U) News (4) As Almanac Sunrise Jubilee "* News (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes Restless 6:00 (3) Sunshine Par of ladies eyeglasses, gold wire frames, Seminole Memorial Hospital-in or near Emergency room. Ph. 901 363-2644 3"'507 6:30 (2) News (44) MovIe 1:30(2) Three OnA MORNING Lost- (190173.4 -4RISTMAS BELLS JINGLE-so DOES THE MONEY you can make In your spare time as an AVON Representative. Ciii 6u3079, TMIAT*J (24) Sesame Street () All My Children (13) Young And FRIDAY 0353. TO PA THE RILLS Situations Wanted offices Contact HIP Alocit Inc., 138 P4. Blvd., DeLand, Flo, 3020 PLACE A Yuletide Gilt Guide ad, call the Classified AdvtrtiIng Department, 322 l6flor 831.9993 order. Russell Crumley, 322-02f7 . (13) Sound Of I Wi*e Ga me Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford ,rnPanV (44) Second (9) Wide World World C BNG IN ENOUGH Floyd Theatres Programming (13) Vtno (6) MovIe FOUND. Miniature black Collie type female dog, Park Ave, Call 323. 71 TAX PREPARERS--- Experienced in ndivduaI tax returns. Salary pius bonus. Seaford and Longwood Knowledge ot diets preferred, not necessary. Apply Laktview Lost and Found S , 11111111111111111111110 cal (24) Electr ic Tomorrow Tonight Show by Larry Lewis (13) Stercast (13) For 13 IS with BIMO BURNS chef cook and hOuSekeCer5 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Phone 473 4317 Write P.O. Box lii) Sanford. Florida - Consequences (9) NMS SOX __________ ____ 5:30(4) Green Acres (9) Truth () With I yv" ~ ) // - - -, q ~ Results - Female Help Wanted JO FemaleHelp Wanted 9 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 611-7027 for "We Care" "Hotline', Adult' or Teens. 11 JACKPOT NI (13) Women's News (24) MisteRoger Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:15 I'l Personals ". BUGS BUNNY Thursday, Dec. 13,19?3-9B Male .1 INCLUDING 4:30 (44) PettIcoat Junction Squares Love Of Life t7 , ~,7, 9_~~; ~,~ ! a" NE N-.4T A WEEK DOESN'T FOR ALL EVE NING ro Li- (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 5:00 1ThT 'A , I .0 * I 11 U'rzlo~l :l P.M. . Herald Want Ads Get ,,.-' Collect 7:30 - THERES NO TIME kj (9) 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (') News strain welcome CAMPUS CLATTER 20 GAMES PAY ONCE Legislature (44) BuilwlnkI 4:00 (2) Somerset (4) Mery Griffin AFTERNOON NBC Follies Lik (24) Today I n Gambit Trash e 11:55 (6) News Srancisco 'p,.. (9) G (6) : (24) Confl icts (44) Movie 9:30 (24) The Mil d Bunch -r () (.cnccnti hcn (2) Hollywood (9) Jimmy Wakely Show - (6) The Flintstcynr" (9) Password (44) Revalations 11 :30 .,"'t ;IJ - 9th & O&' Poyton 'lace Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00(2) Wizard Of Odds Movie - ) if , P , All Souls Church Movie (4) The 210.000 Special - r- •' -- I LETS II1.15TLE, FE'.LAS' ~ , COUfl I uviP FRIDAY ¶44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To (4) What's My Line? (9) Movie (4) o . - EN - 0F - I Right 10.00 (2) Dina's Place (6) The Jokees Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (9) Toma (34) Advocates (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (13) Rock 9:00 (2) Andy Williams 55 L. .- _ The 3anford Herald BINGO ) ) General Hos pital Show 8:00 (3) Flip WIlson (4) The Waltons ', 'WI JJ'V IU Night (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (4) The Price is Show 9:00 (2) PhI( Donapiue Talk c's LL 1 0 POIN T I ER.0 S i i ews Mod Squad Treasure Hunt Ant, Griffith (Yule's Girls Of ,,. °' Straight -- Keep the pktnre oat as long as you enjoy looking at it. And may It sit there for another 50 years. DEAR ABBY: Please help rue before I go completely out of my mind, I work for this doctor. He's a good one and I kte my work, but I never have any time to myself. The doctor and his wife are friendly with my husband and rue, but they are too friendly. We U-.,* ma small town, and his car is parked In front of my house at lunch hour and my days off, too, and I just don't like the way it looks. If the doctor Isn't here, he has me tied up on the phene for long periods talking about this or that at the clinic or hospital. Ihave my own work to do at home, and I'm always behind with IL My husband and I have other friends, but we cant plan an)ThLng without this doctor and his wilu, as they pop In without even calling. I'm afraid to relax in anything but my uniform at home WILJ (24) 1:30 (2) (4) (9) - 1 -. - rs only 'bad taste" I see In this slttsafloe Is on the part of yoer pest who made the comment. wj (4) Hogan's Heroes - - _ DEAR STILL: The . 37 - - - - U1 42 ' - - Truth (24) Was h i ng ton 36 46 Today (4) CBS Morning News (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00 (4) Capt. Kangeroo 7•() (2) EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The 33 - '.11 fl V HURSDA Y (13) Tcncjrr,; :L,. . 49 Television rne5eVr --- . - 49 STIlL A BRIDE IN NASHVILLE • ___ - '35•' 40 J 20 tR f:1:~_: . celebrate its 25th anniversary. Three nights of moving per. (ormances were put on tape and edited into this television special, which Alan King host, and narrates. * S2E Epoch 53 ibp -I 25 32 * °'" - and I have a picture of us cutting our wedding cake sitting on the mantle. It's a beautiful colored phot ograph In a lovely frame, and I enjoy looking at it A guest In our borne noticed it the other day, and said In a rather ridiculing tone: "Don't tell me you tiu t your wedding picture out!" W6WLç * ---- l 23 22 - •_ .. lab.' I My husband and I have been married for two years, k - ______ _ -p-25 display? I . the reunion of SHOW Andy mahes his annual Big moment Israel T - DEAR ABBY: Is there any rule about hew long a on person Is supposed to keep 1g&. I W, . I - 49 11wanan tr1and Ot'ncorprafrj - - R I an Imprisloned (by the NasLs) religious sect, the Hulterites, TERTAINMENT "Salute to and cattlemen erupts and Israel" Last August, a number 8-9 ABC TOMA "50 Per Cent German scientist before of Normal" Another look In the Russians get to him first, catches Caine in the middle, of International stars went to ;4 Pub brews 16 45 tonight. IA - I N NBC FOLLIES OSS officer awIgned to racuo Hoots" A range feud between a WORLD T 8 9 iT 11 12 [ 13 3 39 R, abbit hutch 4011owlrngterm Z* Indian weights 6 - u:i DEAR TIRED: Too bad you bad to have a bad eaperlene with the greedy to motivate your giving to the needy. 3P.man.ates 4 Expire narnc 5O')t,,nj 12 1.eaven IPM4Frt Z2Condihoni de 24 6 Trade i cell - A flv ;f:r discover a mail plane flying 911 CBS THE CBS THUR. holiday appearance with his Andy Griffith and Don Knotta, SDAY NIGHT MOVIES "The entire family & including who were together down at overhead is In trouble. . (irandpa Mayberry on Andy's old TV and 8-9 NBC THE FUP WILSON Last Escape" An adventure set Grandma WorldWar II, th d uring wi series. %l1Itatns. SHOW %retha Frarkil jjfl 9.10 ABC KUNG FU "The as an 11:30-1 a.m. ABC ABC WIDE queen of Bo tanic al term 9 Coh)r IOGr.tN1 IILIIftlItsnj( plant 33 Before 34 Percolated . 6Renovje 7 rrrwh un'.rrqts •ale um1.1E 32Suncoltratton y -, .1 ti2 fltourl ii B" AbsiH V6n Biiren I IaIh)fl 2 P.strs tUtJ 10-11 NBC SAMMY DAVIS 910 NBC TIlL ANDY excitement when the Waltm cases. Ni 47 Anger nicknAme 1* E m ba rgo b 8 9 U3 U1I WALTONS sudden splurge on TV to look at heAfr.M:HManH obIem of vktlms in rare ___ ES 48 . GET OUT I.- TO I I -- by Dove Grauc I .- . P _____ -- - - W- WE 8iit;q SAAKING. MR. __ - Oletc, I IA 41 T.. lsAjr i.tt k-I'11 __ s TH ' GROUNDS TV Time Previews highlights - OOP ALLEY 1 I - Mean ___ - Thursday, Dec.13, - ------------------- ---------------- - .ItJr • -a.. . - -- - �.;.~ - .' wmrii~li I - I.. ---- .. ~~ — J L I ~__:---. - -. _- _ _. , - I __ 1. __ - ~ .IJ-l...L -- ~ __ - M_ __ Ii Bargains 14 fl Bus iness Opportunif.es SEll SEIVICL tOUi Or1ATED KWII( KAR WASH 3v*iIàble San lOrd o*A r1c4Jnd;rig arà Very investment. 75 pct tianciri An investment for those iMo .usT SUCCEED and erie ?PII? will PrOV.O.e ,cars of teady in carrie Call collect. )i 7757162 B'cle teaiersti;p aya,t3ble with factory training. Country's number one rated biyclt. Hrd precision built with over 50 years rip For Informal on on an authorized bit yCIC dealership cell O5) IflIZS or write Mr Lane, 1501 E Hfllcres?. Orlando. Fla 3$çI% I LA — crifled and 29 ______ Rooms for Rent - -I SANFORD CT. MOTEL Gentleman would like a gentIema. to Share rent of trailer. All i.,tit.tirs, TV arid linens 372 _____________________ Apartments Rent i Houses Sprouting for Sale Stenstrom Realty F CLUSIVE LOCH AWO DELIGHTFUL NEW 3 bedroom 21 2 bath 7 story eiCuluve colonial climate toto'. double garage, formal dining room and all new house features. Price just reduC ed to 546300 - RD - WYNNEWOOD TWO BEDROOM FRAME COT TAGE with heat, air, ngroom.diningarea. equipped kitchen, all for only 110.500. Condition lair. it anyway' rr.ay be what ycs, want Nice 1and7beorootypts. hOOMagnolia Ave., Apt, 3fll5469a.m. •9p.m r n HALL I - I 31 .- Anarfmcintit REAL ESTATE. REALTOR mit 1, DeDaryéM l5 122 647; Allier !1, 3n-?I If ___________________________________________ EVEREST REALTY tP4C 4. iltur. Ul ' '.',.i ......'. ________ - t'OJW First $I 323 4061 or 373 OSI? TAFFER REALTY -* 3bedroomhomeofllar,lo,o,si city with patio and all th goo-lift. $35,000Terrns REALT'( R. I 7 bedroom tousetralter furnished, electric or fuel heat Children or pets welcome return on in vestment, good lOC*tion, iflCldes t,li estate, equipment and in ientory. 570,000 '. ioc.aled in prime shopping area. Includis Inventory equip ment and lease. We have rentals Calibart Real Estate flew 2 berm, $ 9$ 70 & 3 bdrm, $114.60, plus cf rent, IS rn.nuln from Sanford 131 4446 & 13$ 7311 s!'v . U. ___ Business Property For Rent 37 - - _- ---_ Y.tiFOR&, a riown. presligous tfiCeSLjite,elevatQf, parktng. arid ,riifOri*I service included AAA .cation Available •rnmedatefy. Phone 3 13 1070 _____ ______ BALL REALTY Ball. Peg itrc'r I "er Platt, Assoc.i" 5)7 We-st int St 372 hl - Condominiums 4 __ - '-LTAMOPITE SPRINGS EXECUTIVE SPECIAL - IN -' 2 RUUCILI U Dsknir+ I I i,nler t' Kr4l?IY _ _ iF T ______ 6UY-LOW ur.e:1cJ £4 - )UCCOU! L)ar\alla, g'i I nc. Setn Park 4.14, 354.45 Fr en ch Av Dayi .177 7717 -. • Jim Hunt Realty PRICE Lots and Acreage *MERRyCHRfST4S. Nw Yt tu if OUr CustomerS FORREST CITY -- Swim, friti arid bolt . this lakefront site Beautiful view, area of fine homes. $9500• ALTAMOP4E SPlNGS-.- I building $2t5. nice pints. level ground, secluded area near Lake Flar'jda, l,Ii'l rat- ri $5SI :." ,. i.... ' A.lf hourS EUS (IS- P4r QOlI coarse 37064$ ruundjbt beautiful PEW 3773991 719'4 homes! Lovely frees. ' large *3I REALTOR ' j St333 - lr.c. 130.4W Fairbank s HETAPETRADES - ----''----- -- ~ .. I - from SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SAN FCRD, FLORIDA , - I __________________________ ,-, ~ I fI .. .. I r _4 A. S 323-4670 - TravelTraer Sleeps 6.$750 Ca"np Seminole, 333 4170 11. 435OO I ~:___ _ - z ____ Organ.Gulbranjon $500 Ph. MI 441 7, DeBary Rent Slue Lustre Elec tric Carpet Shampooer for only $I per day CARROLL'S FUfPiITURE --'-- Love isa Pug for Christmas See yours now. Terms Available. 19* Alma, Lake Mary, 323-4299. . — - V4 1nti Gifts 4 -, -i -_-.--,-, 1 Idyllwilde Homes Mr! 11111~ DAD 211 W. 25th 11 Now Polarlod SX.70. 1149*1 Lt,* est price in town. Lay awey.. Medco Pincreit Shopping Center. Give Dad a Colibri Butane Llgtter, 59.93 & up from Gwaltney 'i )",'.'T ' "'c P.i' .*,-.r YTa1 ! ________________________ -_Make Moms life easier with a G.E. Speed Queen Withers & Dryers from Firestone. downtown San lor d will make laundry drudgery easier for Mom all year. 7fl-03e1. __________ ---TL(L,-, iir of Daniel Orceni' hoe strt ft(fl'fl inignUs hoe%, (a f First St •.• PAYMENTS - -_____ that is SEW right-a FuPtir. Machine from Kngdon';, downtow F) It Of, 3736161 y'tt in9 3 WILSON MAlE P FURPIITURE trj -. lamps $3 up 1401es 3430 13 - - ' will Liko lasttngGtts Coast;'3Sor1Ospi"ej !) Dodge Dart, extra clean, _$M9, c - c1 ALL HAVE EX TENDED "The Little J p149 HlLO'$ INSTALLED -, - 2. " %. R ;4 IM 1465 Only 9 Ml, N. or ! 1973 PLYMOUTH Hwy. 4 36 On "' - w fflL11t0J F-W:~-l '. n 6 'I nucam ...= ENERGY CRISIS! Save yours by uSing the Yuletide Gift Guide in the Classified Section. a pair of Poll Parrot Shoes. Knight's Shoes. 700 C. First. New arrivali CLOTHING. In time for Christmet. Men-y.G.o Round. 2595 S Sanford Ave 371 4)10 )_ __ n2-3103 r`1i1 1 1 1 1F1 Laguna 2 dr HI, VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Blue w.Blue Vinyl Roof k4 Gifts for LJ SPECIAL DISCOUNT oneli saddies in stock The Equestrian, 52 W. Broadway, Oviedo. 343-4)5) 20 Piece sets of Correll dinner'*,are, $1995 Special, Black P. Deck'r power tool,, Stanley hand tools and electric heaters. Grqc, lun,be'r, 6th 7. Map!e 372 Tr Bring sparkle to her eye's with C Tiffany set engagement ring, 5130 up Gwaltni'y Jewelers. 204 5, Park Hidden talents can't to lift with art supplies from Senkarik for 0rstr!'45 7 ) ?,1 tr.-.., ;, ,.,. TitEAT YOUR FEET to a treat by using the Yuletide Gi ft Code in today's Classified Sect ion SeasonS Greetings from Ar; Grin dli's Wheel Ranch Special '73 Nova VI, auto, air, radio, heat. Give fashionable clothes from Outer Limits. Sanford Plaza, Gift rf' iut ptmf.f C'fttca!r 01i and Foreign fO-n%. U S Currency; Fit Jewelry. Bottles SEMINOLE COIN (ENTER 109 West lit St. Ave bags, ball;, Giftsior thej Sportswi'*r, 13 1973 Ford Gal, 500 ALL out of Ideas? Visit [TI-fELL'S ANTIQUES, I mile west 041.1 on -' Select a alit Give Roller Skates for Christmas-tar a selection of skate Ic-C tS5-Of'iti SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog Track Road $33 2171 WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS Bells, moccasins, billfolds, saddle equipment. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17 92, 1 mile S at DrEStry. Ml 103$ - GET EXTRA CASH FOP CHRISTMAS by selling your goOJ ur.rd tursturi' and appliances to LIr'ry'I New I. Used Mart, 21$ 5 Sanford Ave., Ph. 372 1132. Santa's headQuarters-boots & hard halt, good selection. Tb" Equestrian, 57 W. Broadway, Oviodo 1165 6161 tb Gifts for the HOME turnt,rr trorn .'.iL-UN MAIL El f or the Oct Christmas ever. Save or. national Decorating for the Holidayt? Come 12 to PHIL DEERE FURNITURE for a roomful or lust that certain accent item. We have the finist brands, at the most reasonable Pr ices to be found anywhere You will also be Pleasantly surprised At our largi Selection of very unusual and very uni que gift ,tems. Come in and browse, PHIL DEERE FURNITURE W. First SI. (Hwy. 46) Jus t 1 ml, east of II. FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID, MAYTAG, FEDDERS, All major appliance Best in Qiiat.ly Cho cit PeilIJ,Itiil.ty, HOME APPLIANCE CENTER, 1700W. lit St 322-3343, $3995 From$2595 1969 Olds Delta 88 dr I'll, VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, 2 to choose from, much extra 4dr. HI, V8, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, New Green Paint. equip. From $1995 4 dr HT Vø, Air, Brown AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory w.Beigc Vinyl Roof 1495 1970 Chevrolet • IL Impala 4 dr. HI. Va. 1.1, P5, PB, R&H, Factory Air, P.eci, Green Mel. 1395 Th ey'll be file hit of the canine set bathed in m.tjicated sha'npoo & rinse from Animal Haven, 372 5752. 1971 Ford LTD HI, VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Cruise Control, Powel Windows, Power seat, Green w-Green Vinyl Roof -t dr 2 1 95 1972 Triumph GT 6 Mark lii 6 cyi, 4 sp., R&H, Buckei Seats, Sporty & Economical, 2795 JOLLY GOOD things f'r giving are S4JQ1JP1Pr.1 .;u in the Yvl('tidç C._i, i',. Ap- 111, 41'.~ Cavalier Motor Inn 320015w-y. 17 93, Sanford Pt- 373,5$ . ifte -I Jack Prosser HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD., SANFORD Ph. 3231481 W.P. 644-8916 LUXURY MODELS MODELS I dr HI, Vs, AT, PS, PB, RH, Factory Air, White w.Dark Vinyl Roof. : $ 1780 H cury M er Capr Low mi , VI, decor group. Real gas saver. i $s1ri1%f '71 Lincoln 4 d . all luxury equipment, med. blue with while vinyl roof and correspond-,ng interior . ,vq clean, low ' muleag. dr HI VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Blue w.Blue Vinyl Roof IjI(ui 2 70 factory Dodge 72 loaded IriClding twin comfort seats. $1880 1 I.' warranty, ' , Lt blue with vinyl roof, power Windows 5. seats, IU 1972 For LTD 4 dr. HT V8, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Red w.White Vinyl Roof $ 74 Mercury Cougar Coronet 440, ex. clean, remainder ol 1495 -, Brougham, extra clean. Icyl. engine, air, extra -- 71 Ford LTD '71 Mercury Capri - _11111111 699O chin; leather interior. IS.090 Mi, 73 It IF luxury Tempest LeMans ' 1969 Olds Delta Royal I Mark IV 73 All Lincoln '70 Bucket teats. power steer- & brakes, air, 2 $1395 1970 Buick LeSabre r ECONOMY 1971 Olds Delta 88 1995 1r TT $2695 $1695 1971 Olds Lux. 98 jç Save Up To 2,000 On Our Brand New 73 Lincolns & Mercurysi $2795 Catali'%a 4 dr., HI, VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Gold w.Brown Vinyl Roof 4 • 4 dr sedan, V8, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Two to choose from 2 door, 4 cyl, AT, R&H, Factory Air, several to choose from 2995 .~? __ 1973 Ford Gran Torino 4 door sedan VS. AT, PS, R&H, Factory Air, White w.Black Vinyl Roof Bonneville 4 dr., HI, VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Tutone Blue &Q' IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! .-,-,-. 11 1972 Pontiac Bonneville 4 dr,, HT, VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Pwr windows & Oà GJ 0 ii -.. -. S. 1973 Ford Pinto 1970 Pontiac 0 $3195 1973 Ford Maverick 1972 Pontiac ~ Fllll.~ Dr. HI, Va, AT, PS,, PB, R&H, Fac. tory Air, Brown w.Brown Vinyl Roof, 6000 miles 1973 Ford Country Squire 2895 • I-% 4 $2695 Wagon Va, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Lt. Green, Low mileage seat, vinyl roof St 17 The sourvJ of music *i14 abound in your home from the stereo you purcnase At FIRESTON downtx,,n Sanford. 377 0244 , V = $_ bo Hatchback Vs, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Med. Green 2795 Light up the Holiday Seaton with fibre optic lamp kits from Village 17 5 Park 372 1730 . . ~ _X-_~~_,. 0 0 _.- 1973 Chevrolet Nova 3730730 brands. Liberal trade ins. Free delivery. Convenient terms. We give TV Stamps. 311 E 1st St. 377 P from our complete Whirlpool home appliance (enter. Geneva I-'fating & Air Cond. Sery, 3094 Orllndo Dr., 373 5431. Centr a l he31 & .3tr rnctn% CnmfOrt for all year round ' 'fr l4a' P. Ar 372 6)10 (;~ -1 HI, V$, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Med. Green Met. HOME__ L Christmas wreaths, attractive doorpieces & other unique accessories at Collins Florist, Fairway Plaza, 38 1204 Walctie's, Silver China, Crystal Kiter's Sanford 372 7343 2= QO ' USED il CARS 1973 Chevelle 1-rOnkln Mint & other unusual gift ferns & Coins. of course. Tom's Cent. 174 E. Morse Ave. Winter Park, 647 133$. Gifts of Distinction, Diamonds, A IrTri"ITTI i ii! 1 !4! I {&II1 I 01 1111111111 Sanford, Fla. old State Rd. 46 at "76" station. Paola. 377 Sly ). 11999 1 ON THE SPOT/WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING / WE GAIN A CUSTOMERI 0 F11 . Call For I Impala, 4 door hardtop, automatic, power steering £ brakes, air, radio, low miles. '3990 f WIIIIII - 1971 CHEVROLET Satellite Sebring plus 2 door, bucket seats, console, AM.FM stereo, vinyl roof, power brakes £ steering, air. This car has 5,761 miles. TNAS + S C \~ s DODGE TRUCKS Orlando 647-8870 Sanford Ph. 322-1055 Steg ii' of (ill for Jppiintmeet . UP to jl~tq 1*91 I ) Automatic power steering & brakes, air, radio, runs like a Big Savinqs" CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH til Ili? IC 1,4111 1142* 111111009 3 ROOMS CARPET '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothlrm' down, take over Call credit 321 62)3 I- 1$0 I 1l:-1" "l"1I1 1968 Rambler Rebel - Dealer With The DUE suaos 10 TO 10,000 MILES ' Autos or a e k1 iet AVERAGE MILEAGE 6,000 1944 Ford FalCon Station Wagon, needs work, will sell for $75. 37) 90S_Cedar Ave or 3775171 after 6 W_ - '' . For Bal. Of Dec. 1 champ. 17 FORD GRAN TORINO. PlothIng down, tape over. Call Credit manager Ph 3735730 'raiss, '': 2995 Gifts KIDS MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUES 1140 SHOP, Ph 337 3531 - 2777 0 iii. . '2399 French Ave. 323 7960 nm&er, low miJege Call 372 II?) ~_ 4': As Long As Supply Lasts ii radio heater . Only 5493 SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 bed, 302 By GfftS for THE (.OLICR IN F AP,tILY Tap line Pot &q CIut, - $ 1.I)4 U • • Air, Ti-, i ,, 'r- ci Hol del season in sweeten 5. vests from Bottofti 5. ,W$ 7440 Hiawa tha - _______-________________ ' ~. - _ 4 dr f5 vE GAS a time and troubi with the Yuf'tdi Gift Guide now epearngay .35% SALE PRICE — a Automatic, air. AM-FM slerro, power IIws. stai, steering & brakes, 52,000 actual mile's. Wholesale Price. ,.w 194$ Ford Falrane 500 5tatiOnwg $100 Ph. 323,1429, - ... - -0 -_ 11 -- Dress them up for Christmas in -- t'u .fiist St. -- !970 Cadillac Sedan DeVille vinyl top. Fcc the best buy in American ?,'tort, and Jeep vehicles, See' DON SALES Motor Company S French Ave-, 372 4342 i for BUY THE BEST for Dad, DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES. 201 E Fiat. — i1 JEE PS ** ad conditioned, LATE MODEL -4 ______ On dtlu.c P4t'.chi 19 219 .3 needle position,built in buttonhole maker wtlh designs Pay 1)1.30 or 4 Payments of 17 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Centre, 307 C. First St., De*nt0wn *AMC ing & brakes, air ower steer. CLEAN J1 ________ ASSUME --- SAVE '1,400 1II llllhillFllF 0 it ,-.'Ili Jvsl Time for Christmas' We have a surivs of furniture, tlbie's beds,etc.tIiat mus t be ,olob,fof., MakeMon'slifeeasl,r. let a Kirby January at some pricel See t the work It's S machines n .rrry Mobil' limn une. Kirby Vd(u'jin Cicjrwr. I7 French Ave., Sanford. W. 27th St.. S.Sflfol'd. 373*130. - automatic trans.' I, 9 13eautiful Large Wooded Lots :Street Lighting *Sidewalks & City Water £ Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM :====== JL J - _____ Pets and Supplies 65 Compactor. In stmk. Sanford Electric 2S22 Park, 372 ISU, • * — PROSSER I 94MV04 % Welcomes /1 - - Equipment for Rent 64 good Condition Ph. day 327-3241. nicitt 37351. 5) Equipped with radio, heater, ~ - - Life in Musical Merchandise ca .— — 61 377 024-4 . -- I, ,, A financing plan is available to new Lrne buyers at Sanora Mortgages cml are limited to a maximum of 25 years with this plan. lnteres rate Is 8 pcI. 0(1 a 90 pct. loan or 1) pct on an ItO pct loan. LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE - Travel Trailers — BUY TODA,Y, MOVE IN TOMORROW! -' '-- ]TO ChOOSE FROM 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDANS 4 door hardtop, starlite blue with white vinyl roof, power disc biakes & steering, AM-FM stereo radio. Split bench seats with recliner. Automatic 8. air. The poor man's rich car You have been waiting all year for this one. Cars — I9?0 Maverick 6 cyl. Auto, Ple.c i;l.nI 8. lxaSn I owner. $930 Ph //Junk Cars Removed - - 2 Lease I 372 2773 ,'handoned, unwanted Junk cars hauled away. Your coil, $10 Every Friday l.3Op M. Buy, Sell or Orlando, 295-4191 anytime. Consign, Call $317070 AAA AUCTION, Hwy 1P7,LOngwoj PIe. 19 Trucks and Trailers is Campers REAL BARGAIN, 1973 F-100 Ford building's exterior roof, driveways, garages, yard care, etc. 5% DOWN ________ I7' THIS! FURYS & POLARAS 12 Volt Auto Itltterit's$$% g REEL'S BODY SHOP $109 Sanford Avenue retl' ltesl 0 ,)rlij uect travel trailert and campers 1mm New World Travel, Hwy. 17-92, Longwood $319174 TRY TO BEAT '66 FALCON down, take over, call credit manager 373-5730 — AUCTION Townhouses are sold under the condomInium ownership phrn. The owner Is responsible only for the mortgage he makes, if any. There Is a monthly maIntenance fee for the by J. Brailey Odham BuIlder. Q1oper Hammond organ French Provincial, cherry wood, beautiful, perfect condition, $995. Ph. 6616353. SOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE IT-; sets with solid hardwood frame, complete sets just $99.53 or ter m First come, first served on selection of fabrir.s, vintIS or cclors tinlrcj rrcgti, Sales, 3550 S Orange Ave., Orlando PIi'* Hecchi sewing machine, tab$ Styli', new 3 pie-:0 luggage set 3270063 _• - - Utility trailers. 519 5, dx?' Good wnditi, reasonable Pt; 377 $032, if no answer keep trying. -- - They Pair' _____ - Thursday, Dec. 13, 1973-11 B ____ '60 6OCbevybody 5100 or best offer Ph 322 699 77 5 x 11 black 51695 plus tax; $25 I-I. black $11.93 plus tax, 070 1 Ii, raised whit. le t ters. 179.95 pius taut, 17$ a 13 Frettot white walls, $32.93 plut tax. Bargains on Pirello Steel Belted Radial tire's Lots04 000cI used tireis$5 and up SANFORD TIRE SERVICE (Formerly Humphrey's Tire's) 170 S. French, Sanf ord Ph. 372 Over 20 years experience Refiniseing arid repairs. Free r.'ckup and delivery Al KIug, 13.4 These All sizes arid models. 10 speejs, S speeds, and standard bikes now avalable at Fir es tone Stor e. Call STEREO COMPONENT SETS 5993 ca. 3 only. 115 blfld%Om walnut I insh with world famous i %p'ed automatic turntable. i speaker audio system, AM FM radio. I track tape player. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 1350 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando, Mon. Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. SPANISH BEDROOM SETS,) b'and new Spanish I. Med iterranean bedroom sqf with intricate Spanish deSigns, heavy chest handles, and hand rubbed finish, A piece sat hcluc)e's dr esser, mirr or , chest and bed, $99 cash or t erms United Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. —— - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - - -- TIRES "red the best Do not take a chance, 3bedroom, 2baths. Six different floor plans. Double garages, Courtyards, enclosed patios. some have garages in front with a bifton Oltiir have ,'Aa• In I ear I' ' f F(Mch IH*y 11 911 3n 4151, Forrest Grene, A DLV(LOPMEIIT or NILCO LAND cc - ' Anlques — ____ Bicycles - r. b,1!.i , sn lor cia room Call owner s ,je Boats 8. Marine Equipment 58 1 96 5ti' CL F F JORDAN .1 .. . . . . -- JACK GOLF CLUBS, Step up to prestige, "Wilson Staff" fused) matched wOodS end ir ons, lull set with PW At bigiivicr'i price. See before you buy an average set-under $123, 7 . l. Shotgun; 501, 4109a; SCM electric Typewriter; Cameras, $ mm Movie. Polaroid 1. regular; 3 Clock alarm Radios; "Ping" puttr & othefs; Refrigerator Suitable for travel trailer, boat or office eectr.c Hedge Trimmer, Tape Record er s. '-i" Drill, 16 mm Movie Projector for loved one's Christmas. Other surplus odds' ends including expensive Omega Diamond Watch, some art ice %tufl. One time sale. Prices way below dl*count prices. Seeing Is Believing. STEMPF.R AGENCY, $919 S. French, Ph. 3724991. 4 R EAL TOR - iItIi Duo Thertti all circula ting f'ieiter , 3 bdrm & 7bltrrn Deluxe 74 $' Service Ca'I 372 749* ..araca -1-=~~~~_ X K __ Fi (REGORY MOBILE HOMES S00FrenchAye. (17-93) Sanford 323 5200 ,, SANFORD REALTY ' - New 17x647 OR, P4 bath reduced 1S per day until saldt Lcngwood 131 4466. - — - EXAMPLE: -,., Pnec'est-3 bdrrn, I • bath. all carpet, a C, Stove, reft'g., well & pump. screened poech,fruit trees, $77.000 By owner, 273-0I1 after ' " OFFER - - jm .- REASUPIABLE REFUSED —____ UhhhtW'l .- - I fHVy PICK-UP, Nothing down, take over, call credit manager 3736730 ' Auto Repairs Pt3rTSACCC%sorjes -- - YOUR ANTIQUES fo%Tfll1ofl(% øi L tixury '1 owiihouse Patio Privacy Home Traditional I' . I Hollies Airboat, 100 hp Con tinental )Øl'', 5 0, Also 3 keg drAftboi Ph 8319046 59 MA IT I AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. I? fl.OpenSat.&$un.93 pc,st t;"ic I reptce. flxl!' fr,. i, room b'g tree's -yardarm 3bdrm,7batt;,io.did A SUPER FIVE ACRE IDYLL + WtL,E HOMi_l,E with water. ,;fp i'dlras, new carp."n. n i5l4nej, privacy Arid vencr.ce You muit see. 523.000. 'lAin flnn't (tnn stc Don't Calibart Real Estate Houses fr Sale - NO 98 - I 16 Starnps.Coins 11n\:nrv THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE 16' Bonita Bow Rider w lull vinyl over, 53 hp. Johnson 6. Galv. Y,,i... i_uc C.,I.. 11L uI.,W new. JIfl BARGAINS AND JUNK IQUE AIR 7 13 rllm2n r,attar's Inc INVENTORY MUST BE REDUCED AT SOME PRICE BEFORE JANUARY' UI BUT OUT Till We IT~ ___ Private owner must sacrIfice 3 month old mobile home for $4500, seil's e ls new tot over 1, Floari. cirig, dClivi'ry, set up available, Call )) S0 alter t p m available near Sanford, Fox Mobile Homes, Hwy. 1797 Stop Urn! F rr tb-C di scrimifWing buyer wific lel,,tirnej bedroom, .'ih (ocam ci urn Cam t' loon t-asily maoe ifltQ Quest room. Many exiras too numerous Ti) name Pool, anti dub t. nIegrs. CIg4,i Iortrw mail and ''satil For detail;, caN Joan cnrter, :,is:' P060. wtrYCWan. Set up inpark on Orange Ave.. Orlando. 17500 $34. -3919 after S. __ 71 for Sale 3 Ford Gran Torino Sport. Fully — -i.)ctCd Small down or what have *u & take over, 327 6S16 — - __________________ - - ' To buy and tell r'J or 'iilvrr corns, CQfll4dt us first We also buy bulk Silver coos SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109, W lsI 373-4351. 834-3131 I 69 Autos Travel Trailer, like new. Corn held y VQU ppCd . SiVi' 1. ------------------------~ 323-7860 , I in good working condition Reasonable J]I 2010 - ' Cost, ---.-- Want to buy Clean used refriger,t-r 23,950 -- WIjJ1 jtir Ic,.uTroIan float 75' Cabin Cruiser Call 323-7567 truck. 273 341L 372151$. Elec tric washer, swimminC pool filler, central air furnace, good conditiOn 323 1050 - Oil Well nrn Street Near Oqn.'va 0ardrol Aats 8)1 627? zt ps:a, I. Pe'k -=-- - ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy. 17 92 377 596) - - Cast register, 1 show case with iron sale. 2 air conditioners $25 ma. gumboil machine for service Payton 34lIc ' (aIlV' 74 4 KINOSBERRY- El Capita" P a y Crank, Builder. Nev 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes. Car pet irig, range, dishwasher, disposal. central heat air Lot 13 . 16' Ph 671 WO f%I1i'O - - - _______ , .-I -- 80 Camper Top for Datsun, Ioyota or 'mall pick up. Ptlone 323 53po - Will pay 11.30 per 100 lbs (ff10 Spanish rmosi. no Sticks or trasti Studer Floral Co- of Fla S BeardaIl Ave, 373 1il, fr om — Campers Travel Trailers -- -- 5333, Pt 3, box 129, DeLand. Fla NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD -.____ CHINES (1) never been used. Tisese macnines have built in con trols for 119 tog buttonholes, blind stitth, fancy patterns, etc. Cash or ter ms. United Frivthf Sales. 3530 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri, 91o9, Sat. 9 to S -- — Cutorn camper on Cadillac Chass, Stove, refrigerator, sleeps 4. 322 Alit vrIi.n9 For used furniture, appliances. toots. etc Ru,.. I in I,..I . 1I'I? Larrys M,s;t, 215 Sanford Ave I GENEVA RRAC ORIENTAL P1.105 WANTED iop prices paid, used, any condition 641 $126, Winter Park Don 't ---------= CASH 377 4132 CLOSING COSTS! a i aEDNOOM. I 04111 5RA140 NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF ALl TIlE EXTRAS YOU'D IX FEC? AND DESERVIT Cash buyer for used articles, fur niture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 172 6977. herd. 60 does. 6 buCKs, till or pan 327 673? 68 Sell if with a Classified All makes sewing machine repair cleaned, oiled P. adjusted l'I'l 'I ----~ P.---.--Wantpd -- - - to -. Buy -- - '-- NO Old furniture, lamps. misc. private party. Ph. 373 9193. '' Purebred New Zealand while rabbit RrStau,nt equipment, new & used, Ucught & sold. Holiday Equip-- TOYS FOR TOTS ard lots of other gilt ideas in the Yuletide Gill rient, 3915 N Orange 8lossom Tr., ide in the Classified Section. Gu Orlando. Ph. 2934973. vi,ilh Sl ______ . . - The Sanford Herald _____ ~ - - _____ _ ____ S17SO CONVEN. Wanted-- Poultry ll~ With VA WantedtoOu Livestock And .- r Jj SHOE REPAIR SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL, WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 377 199% 19195 French Eve .Sunday, 372 ?314 Of 3221496 '.' - Buy, sell, consign, appraise, SpCill sales Out of an ything of ia'ue. Hwy 17 72 (behln. Win thester Mobile HomeS.) 7340 Sanford, Fla. 333 " 68 love & cart' Professional Ph. 373 3491 or 373 3919 GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT CUMJ'L[ TI AUCTIO1I '(RVfc[ Laf4e 2 bedroom, 1 u.oti. t'c10 r.il heat and air, ideal tr rr!rcd (OVUIC McClure Stemper Agency - .. . -_ - - I ClOsS"fied Ads 'DOWN — POODLE GROOMING. TELEVISION SETS 123 up MILLERS 261 9 Orlando Drive, 322 0152 * Auction old Car Bernard pups Born Dec. Itl'i AKC registered parents, On premises. Call 3274114 or come see at 7601 Hlaw.lha Ave. after 1. player, $100. Ph. 333 004) SNUG AS A BUG ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Mobile _________________ homes Rent 34 Sanford Ii The answer to "What to do with your CHRISTMAS SPECIALt" 67 r. in HR tracks. - St - - JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy Wreck from boxcar nt wholctalk Prices. Jolly Charlie guarantees in writing lowest prices in Fla. Gormly's, E. 46 past (leirct6ll of Free, .3 months old male Puppy, i-2 Shepherd. t Bernard )73 4 7) stereophonic stereo, Itrack tape deck . AM l-M rødio & rec or d PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHI.Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, Now ano j furniture and appliances Plus speial sales (watch ads) NO TRAFFIC NOISE 0, G. BLAIR BROKER A. J. PEP4NIPIGTON ASSOC. 323 hID Home 3279320 —_----.-_-.--.._-- I iIJ State AM t.t" ft'(N . - -- Feed TV-Radio-Stereo i.ie I IICIOE, 75th St. 377 -- - 53 . - WMER Columbia flit ran.je. 1 year old, '('tt't condition. Ph. 3230015. SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH TITCI4ES, (0) nationally adver ft .if •f.n j,f, Stretch S titch, famous front loading bobbin, built-in button holes. blind hem and de"oraeve design, 599.so each i_s., payments available. United Freight Sales. 3353 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon Fri. 9 to 9, 5Sf, 9 tO 5. M. UNSWORTH REALTY _______ . KENMORE WASHER, parts. servici', used machines &I'ONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 Miscellaneous For Sale - BROKERS Two bedropm duplex furnished The Time Tested Firm aoartment 17)0 Ortanho Drive. Day's, 322 6123 Night s : 322-5.474 Santo.'d, -C A WH1000 4 5R,BROKER SAN.MO PARKS. 1.3.3 Bedroom I1)NPa(k,S8,1d Realty, 377.1)01 Trailers 1. Apti. 7 Adult parts, 2 3fl'59$l.Nightt,3fl.1I4J 26lOHiawlthlAvt, at 17 97 Family parks. ISIS Hwy. 17.92. 40 Quallfying, 3 bedroom, )' baths, San$rj'd, 32339)3: Day. Wk. Mc. IargeIOt,1,1ICedACREREALTY 17 Mobile Homes CIcl.tt, C1054 in. 1 bedroom, adults REALTOR, 373.71w. - --- — _______ SIS mo. Can 277 4261. 1014 MOBILE HOME — O'Aner---4 bedroom wood tramito 3 bedroom TwnlShied. $130 mo. close :n. $9,300, Totaf price. Make 3 payments an take over note of 196 a month. utilities Included. AdultS, no pets. Terms, Jimmie Cowan: 311 Ph, 32301tO. Palmetto Ave. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES S30Fren'hAir e 3033OrlandoDr 17 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY MONEY SAVERS 373$7QQ 321 SSW PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK £.45J 'Part Drive. 5" 21161 7 bedroom, plus efficiency, CloSe tc Must reduce inventory fast. Every Town. only $10.1,)t with terrr.., or Pvflfle Crat.caily reduced Actual 32 Houses Rent sayfl95 TO for taut. Unfurnished 3 bedroom, 2 story Spanish Style. 3 ideal lxct ion1 7 rm. 1 baths. tirep;acej, large Florida room, Best buys ever at Place Homes cm Pia.W-* carpet. G.E. kitcheri. corner lo t Loads of extras, only North, 1792 at Lake Kathryn may tras. AdultS. Deposit. 327 tss.. Estates, 3 ml. North of Hwy. 436. 19*4. Ph. $34 3270. 4 bedroom Park Ridge, central heat _______________ FOR LEASE. defuse I bf. NIt 5, sir, extralarge storage Mottle Home Bank RaVossession. ment. in residential Mayfair ISfoctioosefrom, $31 7373D,aler. building workshop. 521,530 FHA secti, Mature adults only No terms i Detuxe Skyline, 12 a 44', 2 pets. Avilabte DeC. 13. 5150 mO bedrooms,,lI electric, central 3221795. — flq t:"rn .'.',*"f,i-r ii.'a heat 8. air. 3726512 or 373 ui; 2 bedroom. I bath, kItchm egupped e'e.u:vr r.crr.e On, t4).C..') — Screen PerCh, 1)50 mo KULP BROOKFIELD, '71. set upon) acre REALTY, 327 2313 ed lot, river rights. boat Commircia) property on 17-9? ramp, 3 bdrm., 11' a 12'. Dialer, 5'arting 7 bedroom house. I b'com air. 380330. 7112 Stevens Ave.. 5173 first, last, Commercial buildini? on Park Ave, Pki. before Ia.m.,aft,r5pm,,1fl 10' a 60' Trotwood, custom built, I ____________________________ 711154, bedr oom furnish ed, screened 4 - ' mo, very affectionate, all shod. 377 3(195 ________ JOHNNY WALKER —_-SO Blair Agency AVALONAPARTMEN'S ADULT-PJOPETS 11 W. 2nd. St. . Many to choose from, Dick's All pliance Sales 5. Service, 361 7 5 French Ave., Sanford. 3fl 7SS. -_ -Pert Poodle, white male, appro.. 9 With Freezers Want to sell something? . ,mail investment in a Classified Ad Will r esults -- -- - Income and Investment Property SINGER ZIGZAG SEWING MA WELAKA APARTMENTS 1)4W. 1st. 51 ' . Washers ranges, refrig. 539.93 up. Also repairs. Myers AppIi1lnr. 210 Sanford Ave., 3332937. — _____________ e; BrOker,2C6N.Park (Ows. Bldg. 3731570 At?rr Hr 1)1 ______________________ - Guide. CORDETT Furnished - . Auctioneering Services Jack I 830.5500 Inc. Realtors LOflgwc,,d —.----------.-__.. SHOPPERS DELIGHT fl fbi' timely. 'flofleysaying %uggeslfr.nt 'fltMtIu1d5Ction's Y u letide 0', Zoned Commercial SC 527.500. Terms. Ph. 372-77*0 SMALL GROCERY Print WbirIoI home appliance center dishwashers, compactors. Prices start Get m hers for Christmas now. Financing available. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Serv. 3096 Orlando Dr.. First bldg. South of Airport Blvd. on 17-97. 373 5431, %24 Anytime LOCH A8OR-3bedrooms rq 2 bathi By Owner, %30,C-00 Ci) Call 3713U3 Uean3bedronrnapartme ?8;9 Ei Actults,noe,sg3*i;ö Terms available. For further REALTY NEW 3 bedrom, 2 bath homes All i!ras, gma t(ahn. I pet. in terest. 129,000. 3223317. I and 2 be*oomt, carpet ing and drapes, central heat and 4it,Oulty equipped ki?ct"en. AdultsOrily, Pt.. 3734650. -. ~- . Everyday 67.A NEW BOARDING KENNELS WITH GROOMING FACILITIES. West Hwy. 46, Ph, Roland Dunn, nwner, 322 4037 Hire a super sile'man, a classified to 5II your dn't needs! irfO(rflallOn, c all Rudy McLean, CIeBARY. two bedroom. bath, t.nusual home, Uflft,rfl,5hi'd, large family room.? utilities. extra lot, REALTOR FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS rLoIDA AVENUE Hwy. Ui. close to I 4. 100 on road. 3lp A lso five room Mus* on priced right. 373 7613 Them Pets and Supplies 65 RECONDI TIONEL) Refrigera tors, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY. Free Delivery. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 614 7111. Roberts & GiIfllafl - Ads - Read Appliances bR and Arr INDUSTRIAL SITE Genevj, Waterfront near Lake Harney. Charming 3 bedroom 3 bath home. Interesting e*'ras Immediate occupancy, 3495118 , 1SOSW.51P51. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, con v enient to SchoolS, shopf4ng center. Shag carpeing, drapes, dithwather, Central heat & air. Sparkling clean CLEAN) bedroom. 1' ) bath, carpet, Pool Move in today. Children central heat ar. draPe's. closed acceptect 322 gar.ige. ' " Want LOP4GWOOD MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKER room. equipped kitchen, side by s'dr refrigerator freezer, two car garage. beautifully l4ntiscaped. wood privacy fence Amu-4 ta ste S4 LIX APARTMENTS 4 Th e - 131 bedr')om, 2 batt, split plan. family -- - In AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. san'ortrs Salts L,bder" wo oms. atei, wall Yi,rM,;?t;ttt 'jAç' - 'r,i! ,if L air vily cwppcd kitchen REALTORS 2S6S Park Dr. with dishwasher, Call Mrs. LOCH Wtd?hifoy 373-4633. ARBOR -Spacious (IhNVAGARDEP4 GA E N I) 3 bedroom, I or two bathe. alt brick From 173.4) 20th Strut to Lecust, turn left to 14th St.. right On Valencia Court North, ModCI porn i S p m daily, On sitePhone 373 7010 -- - I I VANothing Down Call 322-2420 Unfurnished Up Houses for Sale f DEAMWOLD xcusv EIGHT BRAND NEW HOMES rwar Seminole High. Three and tr bedrooms. All have3 baths, wrages, all laundry Conflictions, climate control, carpeting, and Other fi'W home features'. Can struction new beig complrti' See 'm tod.it —.____________________ — I Are - Newly renovated. Class A ra!n3 Color IV. Courtesy car pick service. Family unitS, ef ffii'ncIj, over fifes. low Wf'ektY rates 373 3) I.' ~ __ I ~11 — 84 L -I - - I Thurdv. Dr. 11971 JOB— The Sanford Herld 1! ! 1__ 1 . . OIJ tilt wheel. Auto, speed twin Comfo rt seats. velour, Michelai steel bell ed lire', control, $ = Ford Custom 500 Ranchwagon 1. 10 Passenger, yellow with $2695 — '1973 Maverick $ 2680 12 MONTH— 12,000 MILE WARRANTY GIVEN WITH ALL LATE MODEL 2 dr. sedan, Va' AT, PS, R&H, Factory Air, Blue w.White Vinyl Roof 2995 brown interior, low ml., VI, AT, air, AM Radio, 4~p Lincolns & Mark Vi's ~~ TopiCountr 1 w ,e . - 1 11 1 ~ ~:, �T --- -- - - - :- - - -- - r- - -.- - &-_ .- _ - t - : , --s---.- _ -- U i-Ihe Sanford Herald i V IA rv' George i Amon deknde 'softhatpositart American investment bankers, . am VW am RM sm 7" oftuw VIM P610 Making possibly the foreign thrust are a number of Factors, including massive holdings of U.S. dollars, V= ow pressed Amer icdn stock prices, and dollar devoluatiorLs that increase the buying power of (or. eign currencies. While agreeing that their tx)int of view could be prek udiced. this is the rosy view held by many of the parties Involved: The foreign companybenef,t.s swum Pwti tat. - . ... .. am -, by nearly 200 angry citizens jamming city council chambers, council members Thursday night unanimously reversed earlier actions which would have created a 154$ u*j SW UWA 1W STORE HOURS am MR MONDA Y FRIDA Y a. w - Royal Pocket-Size I p Electronic g __ city manager and personnel ON Min director. Even though forces of Mayor Lawrence Swofford won a circuit court battle earlier In the day against attempts by attorneys for Mayor-elect Norman Floyd to gain an injunction stopping the new posts, council Instead opted for bringing harmony to city government. The council indicated it wished to ----.- . P =K WIMM SW - .. It am luff I amp" am SW am III -- '---. am sw __ ______• . ---• - -- • .-. - = oksWe 0 . - I 4A e*a Ssn % - . __ um tw -, 8 , - RsI iac ' 5 1 2 -. Ilw I .. 411 Royal Model 762 Bi BgcapacCIity - enters I9lIS •totals • . I Light. respo nsive i• L :i• • r . Repeat key multiplication. Easy-to-read print. Weighs only -------4•' A I . 110 VVullua CI4y uc carrieu irom one oes to ano IIUJ. .,.,.,. fl ,I. am MW • •- i d Sale Price '54.95 YOU SAVE '45.001 And you may Pay as little as `5.00 a month if you prefer. . , . • om ' - -- sw '' llllIIllI1flI UThiun A - • 's--- uuuuullU • - . - -•.•_lta Royal Electronic . Automatic - Low Rnv21l -wit Withh Roya , - _ MR Companies tendered by their flu . . 111- A - -. -. . . f lorkith am Sul Friday, December 14, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32711 4 um ir -- 1 A am • -1-- i . - - -- • ' • - 1 2 \ rosto . \ Con WM Oft" ,, • 4 stant .- '-' ' liii um 9W 3 • LVQ - -- -- *1 i'..I • - am ' ' ' a= MW • III -. • t \ Royal Full-size % I= III - • . 4100 9" am SIM s now Model GTA Royal/Electronic . 12-digit capacity with overflow indicator. Decimal point operation adjustable for floatin g.in, floating-out or floating in. fixed-out system. Functions include mulldivladd, constant calculation, Percentage, discount-add n. power and square calculation, memory calculation, product and quotient sum. 7erc supprmion. Automatic found-off. Memory recall. Mfrs. List '269.95. George Stuart's Pit-Holiday Sale Price `11 29.95'. YOU SAVE 'I 40.00 And you may pay aslittleas'9.00amonth if youprefer. u*i VIM 14*4 skin ow 9" M Vin I= r6w OXI im Sko am MW owsw RXII MW 1I IN" 6M VW -_ - .-. uml 1411181 111121A SIM .. - - - • -- - -' .: H ea - vy I duty keyboard which permits fast key op-Jra lion. Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, does chain multiplication, mixed calculati on, cons!ant calculation. Gives direct credit balance. Percent Calculation. Has non-add feature. Decimal fixed for entry and output (0-2.345). Overflow signal. And PRINTS THE ANSWERS. Mfrs. List Price '369.95. George Stuart's Pre-Holiday Price 999.95. YOU SAVE '11000! And you may pay as little as 113.50 a month if you prof or. Pun am ft" Portable Big 12.digft capacity. And the Model XIIA has Duffered ow MW VIM~ um VM .um V%Ill . to um 1.141 um Ilwa 7his; fabulous Royal Sabre manual boasts Magic Margin contrIs, Magic Meter scales, Magic Column Set and Clear, Touch Control selector. Along with a great smooth and su am vwf easy typing "feel". Mfrs. List Price '94.50. George Stuart*s Pre-Holiday Sale Price '69.95. YOU SAVE '25.00! AndLug mw MW V"" YOU May Pay Is little as `5-00 a nionth if you prefer. im I%W UM sw __________________________________________________________ A Royal Electric -- •- . van .at Ui4 - U_ tun VW III-Ar 9WJ SW ow VW 6M VIA0 Ow Ilia" - ~- wl_ i - I or-11MEMoopm- ~ label that foreigners used to ap L' -.-. - R Royal _____ Wool MW ' Royal It ri ?,i.' am M" ow V1W - as some bankers point out, the threat as a ireater than the Full-sile 88-ciiaracter keyboard. TwL color ribbon, Royal's UN ma excJt,ve Touch-S margins. Preset tabulator. The Royal ,o'o 1061 as conoe carrj'j rocr trim executive lines Mfrs tic; Price 92995 George St03'ts n i-i e wiii CAt1C ') flfl( A P re-Holiday Sale Pr rrlce ice '77. 95*. YOU niv(. .JLJJ4J, MOU YOU may pay as huh as '5.50 a month if you prefer. become a flood. One banker ju.st back from arope, Haiph Wcindftng of Kidder Peabody, maintains that forei; are and-V ~ ;i t-n."Kir, a mere - in 4 is-- - datr. I.e JI ' -If r -:t i. Uii iSOl bQI['UiIII that - - 16~v inlariij and hang a warning fltu-fli iii thw S!LQf1C. 6M tax • u*. easily be carried from place to place. Don't confuse this with low-priced"cheap-y" machines. It is a top quality - VW 1wt um 9" n r ycu may pay cpth, L11.4 I . r tow Carl wing dlwgss My condolences to the residents of Orlando. Although there were some who were ecstatic on hearing of First of all. I do support all efforts on attaining a National Football Franchise for Central Florida ...Orlando or wherever, if you will It could prove to be another economic boom which would rival Disney World. Could not would, mind you. For the past two 'ears I have been a constant occupant in the press box oftheTangerine Bowl "title doini, the "color" (or Metro Conference Football (via Orange-Seminole Cablevision . I would normally leave my home in Lake Mary around 6:30 pin and get to the stadium be fore 7, leaving me ample opportunity to prepare for the telecast, However, on the night of the Edgewater-Winter Park confrontation, I anticipa ted a big crowd so I left home 'at 6:15 p.ni. However, I didn't get into the Tangerine Bowl until 7:20, a mere 40 minutes prior to kickoff . um SW - oft 11101 .: --- . - S -Wiel prices apply 0mly t.0 YOW PM I on" I 9 0. All of the main road irtcrk'. " leading to the stadiut,, were a bsolutely cIcgcd and yet only 16,000 spectators were trying to get in.. for a high school game Many did NOT get into the stadium until after th e gaint' as underway. Can ou nuagine the crti with three times that number -, TMUS"11 iif STNIA VACN I owl ____ And t his lcad no - In v. lv liii surry for Orlando's taxpayers. That Edgewater-Winter Park gafia' filled the Howl with almost 16,000 fans. The present talk is to expand the seating capacity of the stadium to at least 50.000 Ian NFl. requisite prior to gainin , frani hic- approval t au dwk-wid 'At theie %f0a pfik'05 ' am ft" U. mcLrn,.Ltun ii (nut wuslrat,d) - Sam, high quality mach4n with bY-Id. 12" c,rri&g,. Mfrt. List $239.95. George Stuart's Salt Pncs . You Sm $8000? Stuart's Pre-Holiday Safe • Price '89 95' YOU. SAVE '60 - - 00 And ywi may pay s hitia as '6.25 a month if you wish. - 14*1 Pitfl typewriter. Has Magic Margin, many other features. Mfrs. List '219.95. George Stuart's Pre-Holiday Sale Price 949.950 . YOU SAVE '1000! And you may pay as little as '10 50 a month if you prefer II I RM "6111 features but it comes complete with carrying case o it ca ____________________________ &= Alin VVIliparvid with a Intiltiffill" , dcr tahi4iio tiS in ' Big 12"Carriage, Touch-Set margins, full-size 88-character keyboard, automatic repeat keys, ribbon reverse. Two-color 11 ribbri Dual ctrr 'ft pie t tauitor Royal S Md! 1200 electric. Mfr- ti;t Pace 'l499 George - am "-1W W24 I 1;41f I I Typewriter Typewriter U%W MW 1 L"101 IV UK Pon - really an office Machine. with deluxe Vmibil- ties, of course. But vi WA .1%W t I It's a physical impossibility. 133 E35t ohirisor, S1reqt Par k 843-7700 - Cocoa 632-1242 N= _ Daytonatie*h2555202 - - - .-WIP 11 Sahabii(50 Uowntown Orlando Deary-D.tsnd6b3-4430 .- tha County 363-666 _. - M&boarn, 724-2412 T1:' strci'1re too tiarrow...1here aren't nearly enough of them Icuding to the WJW VW I_,,) &4 i';'Il - Sanford5281314 - site of the football contests, and even th e East-West Exprcssiay couldn't ac- IItu,yIif287.6B59 i. ______ rt,fnrnndate the flow of cars 44 0 co row 7 ' - '% - VW -i __ - ---- Votes Busing Halt, Gas Lack Told House - • • i - -• A = - A 1 - '4 - ' - p1 _____ _____' ______ _____ I ik_z I Z-4 '-- - -- --- ___ cg-. -- - - -- - .1 -- .-.-..- .1 - - -. - - -- - V k. __ I ---.- iL ' .ftw :'' - • q jL-. - ' - T Sf '1 - - 11 j : a -- - - ------- 'I 1111111: - 4 h ___ fi~ ____ ZZ, __________ _____ - _____A I ,_,, _____ 1- '-cr- - - -1 •. _11 1 - - - _mm - - - . -. -- , -.; - . - - ' EVERYBODY IS SHOPPING S,%N,rt% (1A US rati illto (1) Kirk Cassidy and Toiiuniy Vezina Thursday while doing some of his own shopping n downtown Sanford. Santa only smiled as the two lads promised him they had been good all year, and politels' refused to tell them what goodies he was carrying in his iag. t Jkrald Photo by Ken Bumpus - ^ _%i - -- ~_ ~.- . -i- IF EDWARDHEATII Bad news Ex c lusive (1) b ul ance act D ue ____________________ 9- - _______ - . ,111M Portable - - ir- E l ect ric 1.I',1-lI COW 130 ' - • iII t • the Florida Supreme Court's 4-3 ruling that the T-Bowl Bond Validation was approved, I Offer my concern to the poor taxpayers of that city, - um l c,z %;411 Power Cuts Slam Br i* ain s E n om y "" By John A. SpoI. 4 I NVJ~1111111111 11 III c LO 4 .. " -U*1-. - 6I run -, 14*1 U" LOU it . - __ w - Double City's Size - '.i _T -I COUNCILMAN MYERS (L) AND MAYOR-ELECT FLOYD . - . - Reads' for harmony in the city government (Herald Photo by Donna Estes May Oviedo Voters : __________ _______ • • -. man ____ - 4 5 8 _______ - ___ - __ ___ #1111111110111111, T _-0 . A Jan. 7, 7 p.m. meeting has Ix-en set for final Commission LONDON (AP) - Millions of The oil shortage has been the run-through of the ordinance British workers are threatened least of these problems, beand Act's report, which is CXwith slashed paychecks or causemostBritishele&Icjtyis pected to draw up recoin- unemployment as the result of a generated with coal. Gasoline mended exclusive franchise government austerity program remains unrationed, the govareas, to conserve fuel and electric ernmcnl has not banned Sunday "We're shooting for a Feb. 1 power. driving, and motorists feel the or March 1 starting date, at the And the hard-hit country pinch only when filling stations latest," Vihlen said. "Garbage for more tough news, run out of gas. But most of them service will be pulled up by the By DONNA mercil Ventures. On Monday, Chancellor of the do that periodically. bootstraps in Seminole Coun- Exchequer Anthony IleraldStaff Writer teslnglefa1nhtJhomes,the nrstphase 0f Barber an. The inimediate crisis bs ty.' nounces the rest of Britain's suited from diuption in the declopanent., are to begin cnstng'tjon in late Vlht.'n idrn(ttI ',f 'e .Cergy-'r"i1ln4t 'rig - OVIEDO-V&rs are cected to stamp their 14. Fin4l plans eot ber ed ram "1 : nd rail industries. Miners :: - i4 r-- '- - ti I.nil approval Tuesday to an to L'-tud iff new and locomot is cxengineers are I annexation which density per acre been deterthuiwd, Phillips may be put out of Lu.s.ness due taxes, tItip-ort cunuols and per- kniantling pay hikesfarl'igher double the city's size overnight and quad said. Its the ruple will to the reorgn1zatiot,, since hapa even ftd rationing. population within 12-to-iS years. Price range of the homes the se ven per cent [unit set willand be $50,000 and exclusive franchises will most annexation involves 782 acres south of up with condominiums $38,000 p. "We shall have a harder by Heath's anti-inflation , town on the east side of SR 520 where a $176 awarded to, in his Christmas than we have known [:gra:ii. A 18-hole championship golf course also is likely worth,be "the Th e government has inure substantial since the war," Prime Minis mullion planned unit development is to be built by planned. ter agreed to lift the limit, but not garba ge (inns." Striton Properties of Atlanta. The annexation Brov.nlng said architectural styles selec ted Edward Heath told the House of high enough for th e workers. also will see (hiedo's sewer system begin con- for the Reaction of the Refuse Commons Thursday. PUD include rustic or californThe disruptions have come ia con* Collectors Association to the struction. Workers face a 2ti-day work on top vI disrnal British per. temporary and traditional. Inevitable cut-back in Finns week beginning Monday and a The special election will be held at city hall Browning said the area was chosen formanc,' in International because was not available today. with polls open as usual from 7 to 7. of its proximity to FTU and because a regional three-day week beginning Jan. trade. The county has been plagued I - if they keep sewer system is planned for the area indicating over the their jobs. The years with complaints Times of London predicted 10 The city's charter, while allowing property the Oviedo community will grow. owners to petition for annexation, also requires 'The city government and the people have d to companies going out of million unemployed eventually, business, and successor or more than 40 per cent voter approval, of the been very nice not influenced by adverse zoning, companies attempt ing to take total work force of 24 million. Phillip Browning, Striton Properties and I feel we can make a contribution to main- over unfamiliar routes. president, developers of the property, said the Starting in the New Year. Lain the city 's pastoral splendor," Browning Tie resulting poor and factories will work either MonPUt) will be served with city water and his said company will be putting up $700,000 toward At last week's council meeting a PUD or. inefficient service has led to day through Wednesday or uon3tg-uction costs of a city-wide sewer system. dirianc-e was approved on first reading after a mounting public pressure for Thursday through Saturday to exclusive franchise areas, a spread the load He said the project, to be built over 12-to.15 on the electric public hearing. The next hearing on the new move supported by the garbage power system. years, will have single family homes, patio zoning classification Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., firms themselves. homes, apartments, condominiums and corn- January Shops and offices may stay open five days a week but on two 'nonpowcr" days must use liii,, ._ --wag Price 10 Cents , . -- ....... - 661h Year, No. 99 um siw, IIII VIM t•. Prrntrnn Wmmm ' ow 74W I , 11III111111~10 Seminole County's chaotic garbage collection system will be put in order by February or March by adopting an ordinance setting up exclusive collection areas, commission Chairman Sid Vth!en said today. Viblen, reporting on a Thursday night meeting with the Seminole Refuse Collector's Association, said the group will meet again next week with formal reaction to a dr.it gal bage collection ordinance drawn up by Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee. The ordinance, providing for exclusive franchise areas and a general "tightening up," Vthlert said, will be coupled with an anticipated Dec. 28 report by Acts Systems Inc., a national envirorirnentaJ study firm specializing in refuse Collection problems. ^4r r. 61I SW 4EW Jt .-.. - U cluding Swofford, Floyd and tieVoney from the city manager's post, booed by the crowd, died for lack of a second. Swofford recommended the council delay the controversial actions. "No one has a greater love for Altamonte than I do," Swofford said, urging that cooler heads prevail. Dorfman admitted his Tuesday motions were less than ideal in their timeliness. "The future of your city, the value of your property Is at stake tonight," Swofford told the audience. -- "A twr , __________________________________________________________ I. ' floating decimal system for greatest accuracy. Performs the four basic functions, plus has constant key which allows you. to do constant multiolication and division, repeat addition and subtraction, automatic add-on for . . computing tar, .mark-up, discount. Operates on AC or sposable . . tines optional. Mfrs. List Pri.ce 119.95. George Stuart's Pre-Holiday Sals Price '73.95 0. SAVE '46.001 And may pay as little as '5.00 a month if you prefer. -__________________________________ - - •• .:., . I "P, am um um vw i" '" Th e Model V-I has full . 9 x2-h. ghs, ce 119,95. George .unds. Mfrs. st . Stuart's Pre-Holiday Sale Price 64.95 `64.95 ". YOU SAVE 155.001 And you may pay as little as 15.00 a month if you prefer. ., . • am MW - . . easy-to-read 8-d git display. Brig ht Easy-to-use, full- featured electronic with 8-digit display and underilow that always give an . answer. .The Model VIII-K. . has constant key. Does chain calculations. Full floating W. -. . -. -. :lm3l. keyboard. Subtract entries and credit balances print in red. VIM I54&1 -. To Illustrate, a predominantly Canadian offered brokers and corn mercial bankers 45 cents r each share of the Signs, am JXW . am" u tc higher than he would have obtained for handling a rentional sale of the shares on theNew York Stock Exchange. . a ow WK - WAI Van 4I , - um PW • 6MINIAR ___ - qr 'T oatill rp p u w , who tenders his shares obtains l prtet-t 'iai P_ does not want the city manager job. He reaffirmed this statement at the special meeting no called. Dorfman's motion Thursday night to exclude all city councilmen In- Trash Mess Solution Due, Vih ien Says - • ----- lA % I - --. um ow avu MW The broker for a customer their m'tniiI ,,,eats n,-Ito : '? pml1cy u-I the Uni states" Myers said Davis advised that the council under city charter powers can rehire any employe who might be terminated. Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Thursday In a noontime hearing denied Floyd's petition for a temporary Injunction against the city council to stop any move to name Mayor Lawrence Swofford or Dorfman city manager. Although rumors have persisted since last week's election when Swofford was defeated that the council would name him or Dorfman to the position, the council has at. tempted neither action. Swofford in his office prior to the meeting with members of tk press and councilmen standing by, said he - I! am ti~s which have a much larger stake iN Europe than European -Impan,es have here. \ light not orne (oreigner, 111v od-rich Middle Fast na. delay making the moves until after Floyd and councilman-elect Cal DeVoney take office Jan. 1. Floyd's lieutenants earlier said they are In favor of creating the posts, but did not want a lame duck council to make the decision. Councilman Dan Dorfman, who made the controversial motions Tuesday night instructing City Atty. Joe Davis to prepare resolutions creating the positions, also made the motions Thursday night to rescind the action. And the third issue--a policy reserving the powers of hiring and firing to the entire council-is not necessary to ensure city employes Job security, Councilman Don Myers said. ALTAMONTE SPlt!NGS..._Fed . -' / aw A around of the nation's vital industries, even conununicat ions media, • - ndUonal Inc., a 1aliforniabased 1 , operator. motel builder a,.. when the market pnce was rernarkabb different attitude. To many of them, the investment bankers are a fifth column seeking to sell the country to the highest bidder. To thers the (LlnL,( r in t sn much S uw vom i MW SW &L panygenerallynbtalnsapre. mum over the current market t U(hflghta1floUflt to SO per cent or more. Trust houses Forte Ltd of Britain, for example, offered $11.50 a share to holders St(Ci Ifl Th4VClX'dC Inter- )•chCCkS. UWJIw ,, ale E The customer who tenders his stock in response to a advertisement by the foreign corn- Some critics, however, have a S Buy nationally advertised ROYAL typewriters, calculators, adding machines at these low SALE prices from George Stuart's, Floridfs Largest Business Supply Department Royal Desk lop Electronic U ceives cash and support for the price of Its stock, which Likely is -.%nd loul communities benefit from an Infusion of financial that cou spar curp( rstr rate evansion and lead to more jobs anti probably better Electric Adding swum world. The U.S. company re. assaults on U.S. currency I ,.-~--mrr . ~Z--:t~-r- -.-.. ,--. A By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer VIM WAR H- leads to periodic speculative l re-Ho l "day la I I MW P" _____________ ______________________ Store. Royal Deluxe frornIaininapositionjnthe Th t mj for the stock, then selling at $20, s ould have been $41.80. The tnve5tmntbapjerwt puts the deal together obtains a ke for hi-s efforts, which might include proposing the deal, working out the tethnicallties, sriUng the tender offer arid finding the sellers. The United States benefits as a r.atirtn. the advocates mainlain. becaus the inflow of ey helps to bring the country's international payments toward baLance, arid sponges up the Pool of overseas dollars that P s You don't have to buy "oft brand' merchandise from a mail-order house, or wait until after Christmas. to get a bargain. . . BUY NOW DURING THIS PRE-HOUDAY SALEI abroad •r Stuart --. Ulm VW Fr.. am PIM fwthold in the big U.S. nurket. - ROYAL TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES, ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS am 7W who increasingly sell their Servicesto European and japa. -iH - f I 1a ry onte Reverses Stand On New Jobs 1 __ Q= aw am MR vestments see it. H IV ________ their k!rcritancoijitcqr(it seems that alnost everyone benefits. That, at least, Is the way advocates of more such in • -tm - Search On For Harmony Like Foreign Bankers To Invest Here 11. NEW YORK I All , _ 1 Thursday, Dec. 13, 1973 Bankers U.S. I 1,-~--!!~.~ no electricity for lighting or heating. lh cuius NLI.soN adding the county adequately Television programs will stop served for the present by Herald Staff Writer at 10.30 p.m. Food stores and Herndon Ambulance and such essential public services The Seminole County Physicians and Surgeons . as water and sewage disposal bulance situation became a bit Ambulance companu are exempt from the cuts. So clearer today as County CornThe county has been are newspapers. Restaurants, mission Chairman Sid Vihlen operating since the end of %AHM, 11O tAPi In a theaters and sports centers predicted boartlaction ona October pas. with no official service, move sponsors call energy-say- may stay open as long as they sible $50000 subsidy and ex- with P&S and Herndon corning and opponents teum racist, use no electrical heating on elusive Franchise by February, peling for business after the the house has voted to ban al- nonpower days. and promised a "fair hearing" [apse of Herndon's exclusive locations of scarce fuel for bus. Cuts in household heating to founders of Seminole $20,000 annual subsidy and ing children past neighborhood were left to the consciences of Anibulacce Co., cleared franchise. schools, users. The govermnent asked Thursday of extortior charges. Seeking to gain a hoped-for Circuit Court Judge Torn renewal of the franchise, and If approved, the ban would householders with electric possible state and federal begin in the rext school year, heating to heat only one room Waddell Thursday threw out but an attempt to reverse it was and to us* that for sleeping if in. extortion charges against Scott grants, then - Winter Springs policeman Scott Kenneth and expected today. And, it was valids or young children needed Kenneth anti Orville Anderson. principa ls In an as-yet n doubtful whether the action, if extra warmth at night. Winter Park fireman Orville The crisis is caused upheld in the House, would by a operating firm seeking an Anderson formed Seminole pass three-way squeeze -- labor ecluivc franchise with the the Senate Ambulance Co. slosduwns in the coal, rail and county. After listening Thursday t el ectric power industries, the The energy crisis continued told The an hour's argument by defense Today, ViMen to boil elsew here in the country nation's failure to sell enough attorneys Ned Julian and Gary Herald he expects the comnnusabroad to pay for its impoxti, sicn and overseas, Uda Waddell dismissed exwill approve 'within and the Arab oil squeeze, tortion charges against the 60 days" a plan of action on The head of the Federal , I-ne m' in effect, tht the ;i:ullJula,Lce service, indicating Energy Off(j', Willia,ii E. SiINDEX state was subjeuin tO''i the I" board is likely to oiA for an mon. said he would order redo uble jeopardy Area deaths Emergency Medical Service's duced lighting in eoniniercjal •. ll Trial had been set (or Monuncil report urging an ex. Bridge and industrial buildings as 6A day. Anderson, suspended from subsidized Calendar .......--.3A as he receives congressional franchise, his fireman's position when the as recommended by the sta te, '1urch News -----------2A authority to do so. Simon, nges were re-filed by th e char The board has slated $50,000 Classified ads ...•• 4-58 veiling new mandatory energy state, was immediately reinin fed eral revenue sharing s Comics --------------7A conservation steps, said no ileted ta Th ursday. funds for ambulance Crossword puzzle ' cision had been made on whCIh- GA intkrson and Kenneth, tuu tor to ration gasoline. Dear - -- -• 6A Vihl said the medical previously weathered con-- -- -- - 6A Or• council will officially report to 5piracy charges alleging th ey In Great Britain, the govern.. EditorIalminent •... (A the cozmnion Tuesday, but threatened the life and property merit cu the nation's Entertainment -----8A said he Iels !e board will not of P&S owner Robert Turnt' i'rk s%cek In half to avert what Horoscope A act before making akiag a lull study said they plan to push ahead Prime Minter Edward Heath llpital notes 3A ambulance service in "other with Uir bid to gain an exSaid breakdown. ac- Society heath kiiowkdged his order, which Sports .•. becornc effective Monday, State - probably would Lead to heavy Sttks IH)f O% 1lt'Ot • - - 6A • - - 2311 - - - - -- ----SA Seminole and build on this with the county. inforn'ation. The men were granted an "We want to move out on the Occupational ubjert, but not without all the I • ' ((IIt'W a license, VA in � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I ' I i ,% -1 / • i . • G7 s_If,.. , ',, I . '..AI • L.L i i 'i ' PrqMIw Bologna - __ rin9 ,,. - - ./ . Ii... - ',VL - /' j - -SUSPECTS ON WAY TO COURT to explode, were found in arson and the attempted the bomb at the department's investigation, declined to say if Cousineau's front yard on Nov. bombing. firing range and said at th e the arrests resulted from a tip 6 by his 16-year-old (laughter. "We have no information, at time massive damage would from a person interested in An Orlando plumber and a Couslneau has offered a thistimethatlinksthearsonto havebeendonetothehoesjn collecting the reward. teenager, charged wi th arson in $12,500 reward for information the bombing," Sheriff's the neighborhood If it had gone con. "The investigation connection withaSept. 19 blaze leading to th e arrest of the detective Robert Kunkier said, off. tinuing," Kunkler said, that destroyed a fleet of persons r esponsible for the Sheriff's detectives explodedKunkier, who headed the declining to comment further. Hcins.......... Hanes (left) and Brundon (Herald Photoby Mark Weintz $ . i" ,hv: ., -.1 t - WT I : •.*. ____ - -- ,., - ___________________ - •-.- - ••- _______ I — ByMARKWEINTZ Herald Staff Writer Designs, had aieir arraignment set Wednesday (or Fnday. After the court appearance Benjamin fIanes 38, of 49 S. Hastings St. posted $8,000bond Arthur Brundon, 17, of 45 .. ,.•, Viva. Ir.ad $uw,.. V,..t p - t(d p125 rson u s ec s phy. 85 Wieners........ Lykes tN , 65c $109 . . . . . '• I..--- b., or - - - ___ Asserted hiltid IP.pp.,,aI. Ova... Hold S.IsiJ Country FEASTING, k.I'V We dnesd ay He .. --- I.m...t Sw,., Cv..h I.b.i -. . .... ê•.: phg , . I I/ - -- -i# t ph'b $119 ColdCuts . 1 rI..d P.'h i..t Sliced 1-oh. iri,'a f sit. t's Swift. ROAST - I --- r-' l ,N), • 11 1 -------,-- ' f Swi I 1" Bag Sausage . ...•....• • ' l\I ( T OAST I1 4/t'-. . . J. , ,.. I, Noth'stlevertiol , it / %:— . fw- 0 Ill. 99t Sliced Bacon 1-ML *,I Satrh•, P':t, ____ I!! :I ' T Publix —J _____ - I ill TastyCapons WL - - .4,: -- _ __ i., ejj. - . — - — _- . -- - ----- -- - wilatrA 0 It — U 1Ot3—fte,ari1oro-ieratcj I - ;L-1- --1T 11111M - — county jail in lieu of the $8,000 Copeland's laity Breakfast -- ,j • -. --1v1W-d.. &%V-1 I -A 4 .. T 8. ) . : , . I" i). - 14 - - f "' ; - 15-0 ,- .- "t- I1. Gtoom Gloat Clean Style '' LeSuour Peas SAVI 29' _______________________ iml ____________ _j - ••••• r- &;s U Cocktail let. Of label, 10#1sojeal u I. ] j:' °'-j .. , - O,,. -!~ L G....s .3,3 ...... •. 29 ... . ..... .. Ti€ito Ketdiu1i • E.,.h,. 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P II.nl . . . . • • 89 It'snotthemoney,Tony '" 1 Like - his Stdfld Worth, Texas Who Was con Linually "bugged" by a freight L__. _________________ --_____________ r 'Hwy. 17-91 arv6 Airport Blvd., Sanford Hwy. 17-92, C&Sselberry mc -) , rk * ___ • - ----- ft U -• -f V r""` Deivi-resh --- _ I 11 i: ,, . - - • - I - ru 7X =- - a-- M • -- — r -A Quest For Senate Job -,aid during a Washington, D.C. was scheduled to appear in press conference he will not run CountyCourtat2p In today for IV a rrest came after a week-long investigation by U.S. Gurney's current kickback Bureau of Customs, Drug Enwandal problems force h to foreement Administration, US. Postal Inspectors and the Frey also said he will not nin Sciokrllfs %1 against Democratic Go The cocaine was discovered Heubin Mkew and if Gurney hidden In the candies by decides to run again, will seek custom agents in Ntimni who to retain his house seat and pa ckage on a routine flht for GOP leadershi Pr" in ope check, Parker said the next Congress, "They stuck a metal prolv in tic ca tes and s conference called to "put an removed it it was full of coke," end to rumors" he would opp(K-e lie added. After a field test revealed primary, Frey said he had nferrI with1OO 'key" GO1 that the white powder leaders before announcing his Park Republican's seat shouh Saying it would be a -brriich . = . ) I *. " - - - -- -4 -'~ 2 - 4 - - - — - -----. - I - .- -., what -- --z - --- - - ---- - - - ortight not conunent on it in any event." John Gardner told The ledges not to run against him. =--- -- - BURNS WITH GE I'ER (Herald hoto by Mark Weintz) - - --- -- I will address 'nie Associated Press ,Ntanaging -a-Z- Editors Convention hich opens here Friday, the White house says ____ 'Me President will present his views on . issues facing the nation when he attends the • ay, officials announced . -JPVA,Nkto . . More than 340 American and Canadian newspapermen and their families were cx- ~ ,a ;x,cted to atten(l the fi%-e- ay event at Disney -1%_1 — Ilie impact o W aterga t e on the press and nat *on and recent advances in newspaper tectinolog were to narc we poti,u on ii convention program. . '-, .1 1, - TRM-i —%!--Z-'v 11w ice chairman of the Senate atcrgatc committee, Sen hloard H Baker, Rlenn, PHFSlP Ni \IXO tonight from upper to Blough R B) FANEFDWAflDS I Ierald Correspondent 11 i i O\ A -A In D ssocwtion -- going to get a breakdown of Illough also said he plans a their taxes by Volusin County speciali trip to Chi ago on business and Council now that the taxing district has been adopted. We lair skies co%ered most of directors of Deltona Civic abduction and murder of his are going to get a (log or. the nation today although rain A&S(K .i,iti011 haSbeen called for daughter in the Indiana Dunes dinance, since we complained and snow pelted s4flne Mid- 7: p.m. today todeeideoii a in 1966 about the dog situation In the western areas. course of action in the wake of a lie feels that "every project third area of Deltona,,- he Index Bridge Calendar Cla ssified Dr' or a comnien rtainment I lospital notes would neither confirm nor den rumors he wo&d oppose Gurney, but did indicate he had no Interest ir opposing kew, s noe pre e a " era level office." 88 6A .9-1113 Crossword puzzle .... 113 i I ineeting of the board of to learn of new leads on the leadership was thinking, Frey told reporters to ask the men Temperatures before dawn resignation by association undertaken this year has been stated themselves, and did not deny ranged from 17 at Brice, Utah, president Ilarolil E. Blough. cleared up." "Dieltona is get"In short," said Blough, -11 rumors. to 76 at Kev West, 11)e meeting will be held at ting a swimming Pool arliti feel we have accomplished - of the vice pre~idvnt tennis courts that I have Illcxe in the fl%.e 111(,r Gurney's office tkKL-i)' told The Herald the senator been in cinimIttee mneetinus all morning, 1145 no beefl informed of of Fre) s statement, an - r ,.. --- _______ - ----,---- - President To Address Editors from Seminole Cou,nty jail late resign . au Frey 'Ends' could lead to a request he low 6os. there was no law against I - - - Seminole County detectives contacted me and we began was sitting right next to those "Most of the time the dealers and federal agents jolnedforces watching anti waiting. When the expensive candles," Parker sell cocaine which is only fivei -:-Wedrp-sday evening for the package arrived at the said. per cent pure. 77hat means t1iis "biggest ever" local narcotics I.ongwood post office we Parker said the investigation pound of coke would be ~--ken bust which netted an estimated removed a sample and sent it In Is continuing and there may be irnn 0nd uld 1 'tf% .M0.000 worth of pure cocaine for testing," Parker said. . more arrests. and resulted in the arrest of a If M was heroin it would "This LA by far the buest "As soon as the package was - 11 AA Longwood secretary, Sheriff's drug bust that has ever oc. have been worth t;ouv mat tv"ed in Seminole County," amount, Parker -%-m! LL)8 e cocaine was sent via Th Parker said, adding that it Li 'It was an ezutuen ... GOP fighter Parker recafled mail, wrapped irLside candies, w hard to detennine the doUar bined effort . . . ever)tlurit, from Bogota Colombia, Semi"When we entered the house value of the cocaine because clicked and Judge Harold nole Sheriff's Sgt. Pay Parker the candies were on ale coffee dealers dillite it with milk, Johnson, who signed the said. table in the living room and the %ugar or talcum powder in warrant, gave us outstanding lulie Christine Daniel. 26. of coke was still inside, but a knife " order to raim profits. (wperbtion, Parker said. 3Ou3 McClintock St., is in Seminole Couty jail charged . with Importing and possessing a controlled substance. otconfidence to it t here on the tracks, remocd _____________ • L- --o - Capitol 11111 Insiders predict i , - -- 1. . n today and partly cloud) friday. present problems, which Mild with highs in the low ft. I .,.. - • (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) response had been to Gurncj's , ~- , - ESTIMATED $320,000 WORTH OF COCAINE ...!inucanwesnwassnippeclin • keys and locked it. He checked all of the local -• . -..-4 -- the • Frey sidestepped questions \'Lsterda)'s high V. low this on what the leadership's morning 49, Generally lair ' • Assorted "'a"ad!....... • --'a - - jj'S11GreeriStampsi J 1 •- P I,oth - - - More than one way to soRe a problem...hke the gent in lort • ---9 - -- ,, - k - - 0 -6 - i you Well, he felt that two could play the same kind of a game. U.: ____ In the eyes of this youngster, he can determine the value of JWGreenStamps i -iIr 11 . - ~~A~11, 11 wrong" N.tiI., Chuolsip Morsali - . . • MIN difference between right and " 1 I - ,f - ____ Ididitbecauselcan tell the '.' 79 .. - . can look into the mirrorandsay tF?A • • • . a . a a t Ground Beef Plus ;i / , , lonflots a — - r l. ! ,, was amply rewarded by his !I Iltur 11-oz. tesi g V- 1 -W - - R- ! _ 99C I* IM - ••. ' F d Itted h had the II money, but insisted that it fell from the woman's purse... It was a sizeable amount of pi. Tk.Ak .a Or O,.,n K.ill.r Fears I P - ,.•I_4,_ -,, . ••••• • • • f hor t RbS - ,-- — I going through the woman's PUFS WGreenSfamps i.a,.a. ..- # W 000 "M 39C Fit CRLJT MIX .ts , -- 6-0, p,.,.m Imperial Roast 5w,i A-"- - ,._. v Blue C11et-se ...... ; 4 , - . P,,itwm B Ka,~ __________ - - .. 111--Z-.--- atip" ""aft,%.".,$#*@Vtod f#*"## -- ,. - - - -_________________________ cident, could be executed. Geter's release order specified that Burns turn him over to a Polk County couple investigated and money, and young Mister Cook I -- Sour Cream ........... -- --f - - - - -- --- - - ---- - 59' V Cook reported it to Ute store English Cut Roast 1 - _______ Pillsbury's Cookies - i murder, Geter, who was 13 at the time of the in- man standing behind a woman in line a t the check-clut counter who was a -••----• twill's Premium leoxoolto$ ~4 19-7-- --_--- ---- - - igsw;n I' 1 rcent Driner Rolts Cream - , — .. .. - Sept. 24 arraignment. If convicted of first degree im a ------ --,-.--. 5,I•• P. iow = ~ I r r-r _______________________ - - -- - -- =~- ---=---- -_-_-- - -- -- ---- - SAVO ".01,464ollosoia, 1p,064 ~ z _______ ., r- , i SWIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV T - BEEF SALE INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN 1-411 6 - =n=----- -- - I - Lti.n.4 14 -- •1 lie oter%ed 11~ w 1111 01 0 - Owr Own grand, 0411flaus 'I I , - P What makes this story so more pleasant Is Mr Cook can't be more than 10 much GreenStamps - . \ '' I 7,' - - - .,,, 36-cf. siss 1 11 ' -- J silflh lb - cha1:er pleaded innocent to the charges at We Iate D tip &m J Weiner, manager of the Sanford , I U •••• (U ' . . =-- -- - - - - - --.t~ --2- - -- , - .-, , .I --_ - ---zi6 - _-_ --— . -I - - = 0 '• A. STAMPS! I - -- •• attempt. Cieter was at first held as a juvenile in the case, but State Atty. Abbott Herring decided to try him as an a ult on irst degree mur er an e OflY C LO Add the name of Tony Cook to the growing list of recipients of oir GOOD CITIZEN'S AWARD. - F-I"` Witielusii crienb*lry ";gght of co+ B) John A Spolaki • 0 1 35' r - -- 4 - ll-&Vqd-fte- to 1.11 Tasty Cosrsalwtood or ax .1,.,.. IUUS ___________________ - + t -- - `i 9#1 ACCEPT I -s r - — i - -- I *J , D. kI.,. WS i$ s-- QUICK FROZEN. (VISC., USDA GRADE A '7' '' _____________________________ 4 :11 E ;e T fi A Loaf . it ILI , j , GOVERNIN ENT-INS PIC TED. SHIPPED. ____ - _ei_• I Pi 0 If agd~ .M ---- 11rock's Assio"od cliocelates . Sole Au Gratin ......... ipli s 99- - ; -'1 It J- IA I lr_n . - I I - JWGreenStamps ,--"*-*--(-%0*' I. I •.. FW2Q , 6 SELF BASTING FLAVOR PERFECT OR _____ _______ -aft 1% R",ca WLAM Hone Burns, who earlier Wednesday gained d (Atfl tinuance of the trial from Nov. 26 to Dec. 10 in Titusvi ll e, whisked the slight, 88-pound voungter from the Seminole County jail cell where he has been confined since the Sept. 5 fight with Oglesby near Sanford Middle School. The trial was moved from Sanford because of publicity in the case. )glesby died in Florida Hospital after the ' fight I 11 Cooked Squash ........ plis. 23' fl.... 12-01.1 Individual Cod Fillets ,',• TOHA. .i-minuwe Minute -opcorn ______________ 1 • • -- — - ---- - $n,i.ss iii 4 ,.. 29' p !. l - . Sausage Stuffing.. •i.• Z.,, ii...r,J Cri sp ________ Swill S Pre• a &.boot# posit 69K ugar ___________________ - -- & I 1%. , .. - ... Green Onions .......... 1.. -- - .--'.- • ' 6 I •,.,, ,•,,, 1.4---si4 " JWGreenStamps - . - - t. . -... I. 0 Bi .... , dir irniiii Ii A 1. — - _____ TZ - . -- ...... c 23 - - I .-nr herald Staff Writer L fi 4 5••L It • 1 Citing "w hich not L to1lerated,"t Circuit Court Judge Dominick tssil ncuueSuay authorized the release o the 14year-old black youth to the "custodial care" of a Polk County couple, pending eseter's Dec. 10 first degree murder trial in the death of WHIiarn Oglesb year-old Sanford schoolmate _ After consultations with &-iff i,-,fll with the flu, Seminole Circuit Court Judge Tom Waddell Jr. signed the release order Wednesday afternoon which released " II AA.,,*oo#,oleo Blueberr Ft.,l. 1t4? d. Yellow Squash ... - 6Attorne%1 , , -k - , . , 0- ur er - - s Me t logo Orvoom p . rp $229 : 0 ,7 r-6- Fed • -' TRA Strawberry Halves . . . . . . 'Pe` b10. - 39c 94411110111,1110- Forosoo Gormea, I" It.Oa. SweetCorn.......... is #$ egg Seedless Grapefruit .. 5 b'e'9519" - To . 0 : FREEZE DRIEG COFFEE -^ ---- - 41' -ade"N!"111111blit, -1, platswout Vessels V.S. no. 1 flowme WWI* of 11114111 tell* --- . 41 1. too jin'MA-P Freed I BONuS PACK - .. 11 ,-:t ~4 &'x:'4.L _ __________ ttuce U.S. levitty, hisideve Too . - g Le . I 14;1~t 1"k?V11 M N111"? 111 n 99€ coolital. Wulf* .. '• ______ F If- I W.it#ra - "I. C .11 l!) _-' C (,,*p 59 Karo Syrup C ----- -;;'i l'... _.'. .ki. crab A rtes low COUP famthetioest stand a- - C -, 65 .*-1---- : : I.ah V.. $,ii.4 39' l_0 IMMM- V., Dry Ban Deodorants a a It ,,,, 49c Suspec : 6-6. b" 39' I 4 UNBLEACHED OR . .. Z . .—. - — I- - of two incidents to terrify Air Designs owner , 0 1t cuto lwau. Six sUcks of dynamite, wired -- Price 10 Cents I I cupation a ~ hebelon • i", fill 011110111 mm 34c : fAY# 4t. Iter"do 13-lails ii.ii.4• £'LFZ I -010=1 3 ., :" 13-48. I 66th Year, No. 74 I.-., PILLSBURY FLOUR 0 0 0 F - .TW - — —. 69 • County Court Judge Clarence j j•''.It.d twirre Creme 1110o wler of falls-Mold Borden's Eggnog . . * too 896 ) . - arr Marshmallows ...........25 ' 79C .. - F; - --- N - AX4 I - 1i I . .V-' - r _ I. Buttercup, Hubbaird and ,. Turban. --- - - - - 5 .• . 14101"dor Treat. 1. 11 Acorn. Butttfnui. Sugar Lb ., ~%w " irraigned Monday. .-- lb i~ Evercane 2 '' _____ . 8911 ---- - .rz-.Imzim~ f 6 6emal pe~- . if Meat nit Brandy ... " Iner1 63c 0 29c Breakfit Club it t 1r - Brcwn n' Bag ........ '.29' ....... ' Silt IUP.HIy $199 Wine 5th SAVIS.W.,a, 904400's fast? Mince Meat ..... 0000 10 * 6 534 . t8l Mixed Nuts , ••• Green Deans - low 299 - p.m. Friday. Wor Orono@ 04w** 1. minary per Fill ts Manischovitz Cream - p Bw I a Red Or Harvard Beets . 0 41 a lot 49" I ~ pbo Sitirfe," hso#, laity ortlea H..sd , . can $Avg 64. Gres"wead • _ - 113-01. $149 Pilot Tomato Juice d Jd kitI be, $Avg It, Libby*s Ij -, , Oscar Mayor Franks Italian Sausage,It I- . linatlier's S."s #&lead \• he- -- " I--,, --- _-w Groos 0401 W it. • - • A # 9 I . -4 71,1111. +" V 1), • - ,- 'I— ,... . 8B 6A '0d1et) 6-78 SPOrL'; .............. 8*11A State SA .. ..1. - I 8B I Mrs FiorenceW Rumphatt worked for—the will be in- been in office than the Shorecrest Dr The bird in stalled •n De1tona (.olf and ori ition has In the fie sears duths officers distriet (ountry (hub Our citize ns are of existtnce" directors and chairmen of — standingcommittees lis House Hearing On Ford Opens On Protest Note resignation effective Nov. 10 in a letter received b~ telephone interkw Hlou 'h told WASH IN GTON The Herald reasons !n back of llouse hearings on the c, on- proper" for the I ft c Schedultil to enter S(niino,'e vice president opened toda% dent who may be removed f -%1el11('fi;'l Il"5PitJI NOV. 28, 'Alth a protest front a member off- . Bloughstated, "I have many oftheJudlciar) Committee that outside commitnieriLs, I have it should act first on resolutions Conyers interrupted the pro. been negledm and because of calling for the unpeachment of ceedings to make his brief coin A ve up 111%, . active participation in the est en I Mon. 11 ep. John Con%er,s Jr- D- ien us ore 0 e ivered h1f; ownirt,,1 statement. -- - - L - �- 'T Y T __ 9j3 _ _ - ___ ' - - - -. --- --. -- - • . v ei -p", C, LJ • - I ••,•• _ t • - I,. . - - - . , - - - ,~:~ * il3..~,~. 011 W , 3DRe _W __N 11 __,~~2--, ,i 1,, !~ ~- - .. - , 4-. CHORALE . CLINIC DETROIT (AP) -General Motors Is urging adoption of a plan to save gasoline by taking emission contiois off about 40 million late-model cars. It claims savings could amount to five billion gallons a year. The savings could be more than three times greater than that [nlo years ff proposed federal emissions standards were relaxed, General Motors President Edward N. Cole said in an Interview Wednesday. His statement came as plans for gasoline surtaxes or rationing eotdimied to be dicu.wed in Washington. Cole said the Idea is to remove emission control devices required by federal law and change ignition and carbnratlonon l9i0 through lS7lmodels. 'We are on a collIsion course between emissions and energy," he said. UAW Peace Bids DETROIT (AP) - United Auto Workers leaders have moved to defuse an Internal dispute over the union's cont -- - :_.-- -- - .- .- -._.-%•-•-- __5__' _•._-_ -. .;- -i-- Ts . : - 51m __1_ -.- _ '. - c---- p' ':-'. • 'i-f . YT-4-' ' tY- -Y I SAN DIEGO (AP) 'Guardian of frcedozn" was her motto fw 23 years. In war and times of crisis during peace, the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga sailed with that gc!. * ilhi ::,llc a duty ... ,it piane landings the duty ship of nearly 100,000 men ... The end comes Friday with a decommissioning ceremony that precedes what almost certainly will be the scrap heap. During World War II, the Tlconderoga was credited with the sinking or damaging of V enemy vessels and 117 rner6ant shi ps. The 1973 Seminole County Fair sponsored by the Legion ' Tuesday at 5 p.m. and run through Nov. 25. American Legion Post 53 will serve a turkey dinner wi th all the trimmings on Thanksgiving beginning at noon on the fairgrounds. On the midway will be rides and concessions by Belle City Amusements, Inc. There will be door prizes with atelevtsion being given away • P_ % 1k I R ~ 00 association. Exhibits may be placed 9 a.ni. to 5 pm Saturduy, Sunda' or Monday and xay be removed Nuv. 25 after 10 p.m. or Nov. 26, 9 a.m. to 5 pin, ) . Cox Will Not Attempt , .*i ~, mrnorney- Obtains - ~ Release t O' - Suspect- In 'C ga te. . sensitive tape recordings and John D.,Ehrllchman. ffis law- and t" aides about the socalled Meanwhile, the, Senate dbeuments that had been with. yers4 61io iftued for Krogh's WIiiie It=, -,e "plurnbers" unit, 7 - I - __ - _ -- ¶ -.rc- - - Mr9 Pg.1) ' - parole administrators for both counties, and that the couple report daily to the Polk officer,whomturnmustreportweelclytoSalfi While te court order said SalIi had been "advised of certain anonymous threats to the welfare and well-being of the defendant.. which will not be tolerated," prosecutor Newman Brock today downplayed the rumors. "If the court felt a really bona fide fear (of threats) they would not have released him," Brock told The Herald, adding he personally supported the approved by the special prosecutor even though 8 court has ruled he was fired Illegally at President Nixon's direction. "For me to make any legal claims under ( th e decision) would only divert attention from getting the job done," Cox said inaterse statement shortly after the ruling Wednesday. The action by U.S. District Court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell prompted new im. peachment demands from two of the three Democratic congressmen who had sought the ruling -- - . Geter's release ended weeks of effort by Burns when Saffi last week agreed to sign the novel "cust&clial care" order. Waddell entered the picture this week, due to Saul's illness, and agreed to sign the order after lengthy telephone consultation with the 18th Judicial Circuit's chief judge. In first raising the possibility of Geter's release, Burns had offered to take custody of the youngster himself, in his capacity of special public defender in the case. jrø" Nptinfiafjnnfhpnghifjnth idea, with Salfi agreeing that "confinement or custody ( pending a trial) need not necessarily be in a county - II included as terms of the release is a stipulation that one or the other of the Polk County coupl e with Geter "at all tim," and that no outside "babysit" custodian be employed. Wednesday's actions were the latest in a long series of legal maneuvers by both sides in the case. Trial origi nally was scheduled oct 8 - Burns 'I , I m a ttempts to have the charges uiSmis-.-.Cu 10 i gain a prel m nary he ring the Sept. 11 grand jury indictment, in appearances before a federal judge in Orlando and the State Supreme Court. Thethfenseattc*neyargudthatagrandjui-yis an arm of• the prosecution, and that probable cause L I. for Lna is n establish an IfluiCuiiCfl,, UUI but I h requires a preli m i nar hear ring ng n open w ere • a i . ed y Z (' I .1,1 ij)1 i ii II u. I l• - dIfi1 ,- 1- - -- —i---. ' -. - _________________ - ___ - - - - - - - ,Ir _- ' i..— !!! - __________ As the heated lawyers battle developed, Burns weathered a contempt of court citation pressed by Brock because of Burn's statements on medical case. evince in e controversy are after Seminole County Th Midical Examiner G V Garay i '.i.cued tonflicting tcmuL on the cause of Oglcsoy s death, flfl.t telling nws media Oglcby died of shock due to a blow to thekidney, then stating death came horn ac'ite pulmonary edema-heart failure. .-..41 - h -IiL' i,-i Iieku'p' h1.4aIrt UU1 UI Oglesby 's ea b 5..IA&W by attempts Burns' comments to revive mm with stimuhuts and that death could ha'e been caused by medical negligence - -- .. ' - . - - . f_-_-'- ; • E V , - . \ - - 1L - - -_ I_I_- I -_ ._.. I -._ - -r - __ __ - - '1 _ - SCHOOL BOARD ACTION TAKES FIVE HOURS . . Teague and Layer stand before board members - . (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) -- By ian. • La er beeKs ata ystem Aft ~ Wednesday charged the Department of Health, hospitalization." The congressional bill, . n ,, ,, ,,, U4l4 tvw5 JWlPl Afl4Qi is d es perately needed in Mcs /' ik CuJnty aad we caniut operate mud, longer without AmYLY it, Layer said. The astem, to cost *12650 per month, will be set up by Florida Southware. saId Layer. eott kIlt'd °° .' II II 1* 44 4.V. 44 T-f H .- lower if the school system -i-I - it. [rrsonnel, h CA"ww cr.rortolml dd'iei Laer also explained to the CC hoarda preliminary invcsliga. g2CJ lion of the Casselberr> '7' h-'rincipal Cnriziy Harp will -tt begin todat' A reprentative from ti ctn. Fw" rnittee in Tallahhassee 'i-all be FQnMK - 3'-a W. 1PI " a!, 47 4 fkal F,6 - r'-Mot O iS .4 S'i ¶ 3S' S s I4, Ifs '. - P (I, "'-: . X4 ,,, IM0to Wig JonLft S 141 Ill rratt's s ;. 3114 vCCots ;•; 4$ ii,-, ii Is' , 1 Y4 $'i o t'*at' i-i 'if si- Wj 43i usuw WI'EI Wei"in )?;I ptmi co 134 Th .•- - j-Av); Iilljl . economic incentives plugged into the ordinance would place the large. public utilities costs on single ii , M fl• 71 hit' )'tcs Cp I hi'r,ihiI $r4 171 334 V-1 331-1 34, 14 34, -s PubtShCd Daily and Sunday. e.cept S.s?urday by The Sanford Herald. 300 e - Sanford N Fren'cP Fla - 32771 140 I' 1$ Subscription Rates by Carr'e' wet-k SSc Year $15 a losing uov BACK. UONAOEX is a t"i tablet that will help curb your di site for .scqss food. Eat loss-weigh tess Contains no dangerous drugs and will not mike you rierouJ. Ho strenuous eu,ceii. Chat'ge yc,r $VI start today. MONADEX COStS $300 lot a 20 day suppiy and $5.00 or lance the amount. Los. ugly Iii it your money will be refunded with o quest'ons asked by: - Ile said he is hopeful the board will again recommend a highly reduced density for the project. Faust Drug Shwe-407 E. ist St — Mail Orders Filled. YO - _., P -. -_ - 4" ,""11i - a' ____________________ .__- 1 ,"a I! - - - - - Nk' , ." : - b .. - ' '5 " - &pt -- '$ " _ \ a Li 4 1 I' - I / -i _____ / IV £ IV - - -- - / : /_ / - 1. a - •1 TV11 - - -- _________ - -1 -. - - ' - -s. odr _•_._•••__• , r I ~ , , — — '- - - ("I a " I '\\ ! i - - -_1. 0 -- - - save 14.99 men's and ladies' speed touring bike - _.,) - come / I . — -.. -. =-n _-.- :.. ' - Rk - - 1 "-' ' -. - ..(. / ; / -1 i ___ \ 'I ' - —s. men s- ! .' " --- _____ i I / ke _______________________________________________________ ,s , I \\ PT.!:--19 if - ma famous. -. _ - ' . ' •; - /t ' . ( \ - . . . / 1 __ . - / __ 19 0 I Id 1111C _____ ItaI_P/ ' 3 I 0%#4 I ----1 110 I J,J (II) ,. jp -- , '- ' . I \1 ( '1 1 L - - Q -r?ek1j i' ', - Handsome 5-speed model features irgnfflars; 5'-speed ' - r; 2 inch wheals. chrome fenders and rear canter; front and rear cali per hand brakes. Unasssembleci ______________________________ _______________________ 'I" " , . e,-sgones.Co l/ -' ______ - , - * our reg 72 99 - ) • charge It -' / / ' \ - -' $ ~ / - /, - It . .\ ~11 '-r5j,' - I come save 4.99 _______ - - , ,1 men s and ladies' ' '- 26" lightweight bike . -- - . -- •__.,' , - BEA HUGHES 8)49'1? come save $4 — - or girls' 20 Inch hi-rise bicycle boys' RAWLINS 834 9212 Casselberry chrome rims Un a ssembled. • 9. charge it •I - -- - .. - ... - our .. . reg. 42.99 --. / ' ,: /j l\\ . ,..' \_ ' - - J A durable bike wIts %h- most ref iabte 26 tires; touring features Btackwall 'I'. \ . ". -I CciIer tied orjrs 1issur. -- _i - Sale in effect thru this weekend 8)4-9212 compre .. . ypu can i t Altamcnte Springs -; ,.----------) . HILDA RICHMOND 648 5867 Deltona \I - - -, our reg. 42.99 "1 - SHIRLEY MILLET 834-92)7 Forest CIt II charge It - -, A ?rnou5 Arncrari maker's 20 Inch hi-oSer - bIhing any boy or girl Could wantl 20-Inch wheels: hi-rise handlebars; deluxe saddle; -V - ' Sanford SANDRA - --. -_-- ----a A1L,&.MFPICA11 do better than Zayre! 1 K7 t - Second Class Postage Pdl.i at Sanford Flor ida 37??) -ì W1 W4 W-I NOTHING OR PAY weight today OR Start ur ~ ,_~-_, - •' t) 71 77'-, W* I - I • . /7 I ' ~, SIDNEY THOMPSON Ova Ws 01 p : E nvironmental Design Group, - )11-2 31 Pts S' T*ISIOQ*t Z &WWY :J- 9IR$ ' __ MEN" - According to the study by the 44S ': ut, MEJ LOSE UGLY FAT zoning board soine weeks ago recommended approval of the I'UI) zoning with a reduced density, the matter would be sent to the zoning board a second time for action. 1"11 LA ' ) eL(o'. qj5c4oiz Ii, OS/J'e 3,9 i,, is-, lut 14 , ' 7l L.._ . irs in, •ø IAA1. ___ Lm Ct' ' Lock IAir V Th \diimi tritiin (,untt r 7, charged, his told M edicare recipients that hospital use Is i a flecoflornjc and not a medical IN 11% 11tv determinant. Such reasoning is based on the faulty assumption "" a I I '. I, f% ttm millions of energetic bike enthuslastst It's great fun for everyone and weW II ' the ncIe! I" " I" oc Hurry n a see why we say, comports ... __1 you canl do better than ~ 'J The commission was shocked two weeks ago by an economic Sw my Wi 7714 fl 33, 16.6 51 . Lit' w. i' 411i __ - 0" Pao 'I 30`4 It' I Up 3$ ___ , Pvcç Cam • ______ 12.4 4 have the opposite effect of what the board intends by discourag. trig low density, single family residence. Advertisement 11 referendum. study of the current draft of the ordinance showing that it will • _____ Zayre believes theWs no I I_ ,\\I supply him with "some guidance to avoid a pending "time crunch" on the controverslal impact zoning ordlnance the board hopes to present for a February public - He said before the property is zoned PUD two public hearings and two ordinance readings must he accomplished. Kiosk) said although the zaYRe - County Planner Roger NeIs. wenderurgedcornmissionersto r Reporis .- ) J I r In a related area, coinIn January, the tax assessor's rnls.sioners received a letter office will have information on from the state pollution control each building in the county department noting a Nov. 16 which can be plugged into a public hearing In Tallahassee to study being prepared by outside discuss proposals clean air consultants. sta ndards be "rela xed " for sulfur dioxide burning fossil fuel steam generators due to HEARING also Education and Welfare with sponsored by Florida making "an end run" around Democrats Dante Fascell and By MARK WEINTZ at the school today and will in- PTA members at the school quently voted to call for a state Congress to sock the tuition's Claude Pepper, would allow Herald Staff Writer terview persons who have called for an Investigation of probe to "insure objectivity." elderly with a 17 per cent hike In HEW to Increase the Medicare At Wednesday r.ight's registered complaints In order the school, saying the situation hospital charges. mlmurnuzn after 1973, but on a Seminole County School Board to determine if there are suf. there Is "terrible." The investigation is conGunter made his charges more gradunl basis, Gunter meeting Supt. William La yer ficient complaints to bring A county probe into cerned wi th the program which while co-sponsoring a bill to said. said he hopes to have a data f,rmal charges, Layer ex- "experlmt-nthl programs" at separates right-handed freeze at $72 maximum hospi ta l If adopted, the proposed $12 processing system in county plained. the school was not sufficient for students from left - handed charges elderly patients must freeze would cost the adschoois by Jan. 1. Complaints from parents and board members, who subse- students and boys from gIrls, pay before Medicare takes ministration ministration $103 million, A number of companies ha ve Gunter said noting the national been contacted m regards to the ' I £ however, Gunter, an Orlando Hospital Trust Fund currently datapressingmaddnes,with N oon iOCr Democrat charged, the Nixon holcls$l0Iljfl il target date for the complete NEW YORE (AP) Administration wants to raise Gq Dr%am 264 20% ,40 ,, system In July, Layer sauL i c,. .s' is'- es's iii r.' .4'. .e' the minImum to 4 on Jan. 1, a .1 fl'. Wi WI GenFds 3414 11'0 34't P44 O IS'., SPi ',, - I Williams aid the zignedagree. IMPACTZONING Semincle County that itls the patient ratherthan Congressman Bill Gunter the physician who prescribes IIII!I increase family dwellinl uS, viiii! th, _smallest load on high-density of misinterpretation later with Electrical supplies from new cIwity cunhllu uiers and Florida Power and Florida changi ng pla ns." Power and Light Corporations should not be endangered, If exFIRE PROTECTION STUDY !sting contracts are honored, the board was told so lon g as A comprehensive coun ty (ire in Medicare Boost Try a - 9 Fro shortages created by President Nixon's mandator)fuel allocation program. Gunter Charges HEW 2 AnnAnNf Wnl+ 7^nn To using high energy mnsumcr3 federal grant ,pplications, such as dish washers and other includes contacting each hot water users during mo and evening peak power full relx)rt on equipment and ---_-- ,t,,- - It '- - .. -- ---------,- ,_ I no mass public panic prompts a protection study may be ready "run" on electricity, which also for commission action by April needs fossil fuel to generate or May, the board was told. ( I - , """W - successor, Leon Jaworski, and discourage legislation to create a new, court appointed prosecutor. Th e White House declined to comment on the ruling, referring requests to the Justice Department where acting Atty. Gen Robert H. Bork said he had not yet decided whether to appeal. r ii---_ -_ - tv - _ - .. I ..L - -.. -- - ,-- .- - - . - - I - - .. -.. - j %CA __________________________________ -. - —r5_- -I - - -• . - ••, Arn4 -' - I suppliers are turning,down all requests from new '.istomers. WASHINGTON (A?) — Archibald Cox says Fwo&t try to get back his Jtha Watergate ...- - * 0 - __ - -_ for the exposition building will be 10 p.m. suggested Planned Unit DeCommissioners also directed velopment "commitment staff to Investigate possibilities sheet" from Zoning Director J. of converting county vehicles to B. Williams providing for a butane or propa ne gas, and to sig ned agreement between a look into supplies of 1.!' gas. developer and the chairman of Action came Friday's the county commission. emergency meeting which Calling the document a revealed the energy crisis has cotimion ..procedurc and arrived fiill.blpwn ip qie Despite His Illegal, Firing ____ - --- -- Casselberry Parade Be Largest E'er according to CALNO Chairman Granville Brown of Winter Springs, it Is mired up in red missioner Greg Drummond make recommendations at Tuesday as the commission Monday work session. voted to order county employes egain . Other exhibits include civic, educational and religious; arts, crafts, photography and antiques; home baking and house hold arts (o youth and adults; Scouts and 4-H Clubs; Future Fanners and Future Homemakers of America; community and agricultural and horticultural exhibits. Opening hours will be Wednesday 4 p.m.; Thursday, Merchants Day, 1 p.m.; Friday, i'm ; arid -aturdas Sunday, 1 p.m. Closing hours Ilottard Marsee and FIX staff The patriotic thing Is to put to coordinate a re-va mped yourself out," declared Com- economic Impact study and : - Longwood's zoning board Wednesday night called for a halt in f urther a-anexations, new developments and rezonings for 60 days. Voting unanimously, the board urged the city council to put a rnoratoriwn into effect until the CALNO..cointntssioned master land use plan is received and adopted by u city. 71c city currently has no land use plan. ft planning study and master land use plan i been completed by planner -Harlan hanson for the CALN() Council of Local Governments which includes Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Longwood and Winter Springs. Hanson's study and land use plan was paid for In part with tatt and fi-tit-ral Itinl - But, Seminole County coin. apartments. T'he study also showed that missioners have agreed to Issue the bulk of impact costs stem pu blic i=r from the need to build new voluntary with schools. energy-saving home and driving practicess, and said they will turn out their own lights to directed Relswender to confer with Assistant County Atty. help lead the way. - WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon administration is trying to decide whether taxes on fuel use or rationing is the better way to reduce energy consumption. Meanwhile, the WLite House says President Nixon continues to feel that gasoline rationing would be only a last resort. CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer 1P I WASHINGTON (A!') - Pres. Watergate committee held from Cox. access to White House files which Krogh headed. crats Sen. Charles H. Percy ident Nixon may be cooperating scheduled another session for Jaworski's disclosure came Krogh contends he needs for his Later, after Nixon met with of Illinois quoted a White House more with his newly appointed today to discuss illegal cor. In a hearing in the case of Egli defense. the Republican senators—the aide as saying Watergate-respecial Watergate prosecutor porate campaign finances. And Krogh Jr., indicted on charges Jaworskl's memorandum filth In a series of planned fated material would be made Leon Jaworsid than he did with Nixon planned more meetings of making false statements in a read, in part: "Thx special meetings with all Republican available to the special prose fired Archibald Cox. with congressmen Including deposition connected with the ftosecutor or it senior member congressmen and some Demo- cutor. lunch with 50 to 60 Democrats. office burglary of Daniel Ells- of his staff. . . will have access * * * Indications of this coopersberg's 'chiatt to all of the material covered y (ion with Jaworskl surfaced at a In a memorandum submitted defendant's motion." federal court session Wednes- Wednesday to U.S. District Krogh had gone to court ask. Jaworaki Indicated that be day and later that night after Court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell, ing for tape recordings made of would be given tape recordings t Nixon had met with 14 Republi- Jaworaki indicated that Nixon a July 24, 1971, meeting he had made over several months of 0 pedal U13 I senators to discuss Water- had decided to turn over some with Nixon and former adviser conversations between Nixon Fuel Tax, Rationing -- tape in the Department of The city council Monday be held and the council must Co in m u n it y , Affairs night approved first reading an approve the annexation on Tallahassee. ordinance annexing the final second reading before the Brown said )Ianson'sland use parcel of land which joined with property will officially become plan cannot be used until it is other tracts will total 100 acres, part of the city, City Atty. Joe approved by the state agency. Another public hearing must Davis said. Former zoning board _ member Donald Schreiner urged the moratorium, noting several land developers appatently aware that a land use plan and new zoning ordina nce will be adopted soon, are pushing certain types of development and zoning. 71iis ycar, the City of Camelberry plans on having the Council Chairman Bill Klosky largest Christmas Parade to date In their city. Ap. Salu WC city COUflCII Will con. proximately 100 units are scheduled to participate. sider the zoning board The parade will be held Dec. 8 at 10 a.m. beginning on recommendation in work shop Sunset Drive, continuing down Button Road and south on at 7 tonight. He noted, however, Highway 17-92 to Seminole Plaza. Last year, over 12,000 that adoption of a moratorium persons viewed this spectacular parade. as recommended would not Featured among the many fine bands, marching units effect annexations and floats, will be ANYCAR H on loan to the Sun Banks of and Orlando and driven by the WKIS disc jockeys. rewnings already underway. He cited as an exclusion the This unique automobile was conceived and created by proposed Trim Tic Developthe Manufacturers Hanover Trust Bank of New York City at ii rest of $25,000 and is composed of parts from 50 different "writ a nriexat inn on the Iongw3od Hills and Lake automobiles. The dominant component of ANYCAR II is a 1929 Hudson, with components from Cadillac, Pontiac, Emma Roads with planned unit Mustang, Bentley, Chrysler, Corvette, Toyota etc. development (PUD) zoning. By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer Voluntary Compliance fly VVItri New vvatergate Vrober., .,. ZI Proclamation Urges 1 I WNft as wee k ly prize tot afluits and a $25 savings bond as the daily prize. A boy's and a girl's bicycle will be given as the weekly prize for children and transistor radios as prizes each day, according to Frank M. Luecker, president of the fair A clec I r%n %Ainnrl Ribbons and cash will to awarded winners The Central Florida Rabbit Breeders Association will hold their show in conjunction with the fair. There will be no stock show due to lack of interest last year, but exhibits of rabbits, poultry (chickens,turkeys, geese and ducks) and game birds are welcomed, Fair Association will open — It A IF 0 st I ill I Open Nov. 20 10 Nixon Cooperation Greater Ticonderoga To End W a THE SEMINOLE Junior college Chorale is sponsoring an Area Choral Clinic featuring all Seminole cowity high schools choruses on Saturday. SJC music instructor Janis Ellis said the clinic is receiving enthusiastic approval from the choral directors, and it may become an annual event sponsored by the college. The Sanford Civic Center ill be the scene of activities for the alI.dny workshop which will culminate in a free concert, open to all SJC '-tudents and the public at 7:30 p.m. Lake Brantley, Oviedo l.yman, and Seminole 111gb School have accepted invitations to participate. Each c1cnis will perform one number prepared In advance. Lake Brantley will then combine with Seminole High for pr(cntat ln of two fluriikr, hosen and directed by each school's director. Lnian and Oviedo chorsus will do the same. All four choruses will then combine with the SJC Chorale for the performance of two numbers directed by Mrs. Ellis. GM Gas Saving Plan -. -- ri. I - - Lounty Fair SPONSOicS News Briefs negotiated contract Is valid, The union's International Executive Board accepted ratification of the Ford Motor Co. agreement Wednesday, although skilled trades workers within this union rejected it. The board directed bargainers to renegotiate a disputed overtime provision for the skilled tradesmen. Turning to Its biggest account, a national contract with General Motors, the board recommended that a national walkout not take place next Monday when the present contract expires. Instead, it approved a proposal that union officers authorize "mlnlstrikes" on local Issues If there is no rmt b' the Mtnday dtdii.. -- .- - J " -' - National (', rb. - - - --- - - --- - I ---. -. 'trt4 tr;. L _ iRLANDO EAST st Colonial Drive / / MELBOURNE WEST ORLANDO Corner Babcock Sf/ West Colonial Dr. and NASA Blvd. / at Powers Dr - E a V %600001 _ The Discount Department Store LANDO range Ave L SANFORD Highway 17& 92 at Airport Blvd /1 KISSIMMEE VineS?. at Bermuda Ave. / WINTER HAVEN Block North of Cypress Gardens Blvd. on U. s / DAYTONA BEACH Daytmi Mail Nova Rd & Volusia Ave (Pt Q31 - �ri !1, _,__ .-- -, 7 _____ _--m-_ .- - - __ _- _1 t'i-'t -__ yTThr - ----_.-'----'.-- 1.. _ ---__ ___________________ I zr _ Thursday, Nov. 15, 1973 , 1,,• — . ssa rr __ •I R %'U I % ,i Li ' .• __._V•_ -. -- . •_ _ , 9 EastM sconceP to ons M w ddle By JEFFREY ST. JOHN Copley News ServL'e allegedly coming to an end, so are they keeping alive the Middle East conflict. An examination of Russia's role in the planning of the Arab attack on Isreal on the highest of holy Jewish holidays makes clear to what extent Kissinger and the Nixon administration were fooled by Moscow, NEW YORK—-Everyone has fallen to sleep over the Middle East crisis," Egypt's President Anwar Sadat observed last April. "The time has co me for a shock." Arab feelings of blind outrage toward Israel. Added to the stereotyped view of the Arabs is the fact that, from their point of view, Arab nations believe the United States is a moral hypocrite when it talks of peace while resupplying Israel wi th arms, when a well-organized and vocal Jewish minority in America raises huge sums for Israel in the United States, and a German-born Jew, He Kissinger, is appointed secretary of state, The root of Arab rage was never more brilliantly and objectively analyzed than by Israeli author Amos Elon in his book "The Israelis—Founders and Sons." If the perspective offered by Elon in this superb and balanced work had been applied to the Middle East by Washington over the last few years, the Arab nations would not now be captives of Communist colonialism. Th e second misconception in th e Middle East has been long-standing and is the principal reason why once-friendly Arab nations have been driven into the arms of the Russians. For in th e minds of many Americans, Jew and Gentile alike, there is a propensity to look on the Arab world with a stereotype VSOfl. When the fourth Middle East conflict erupted in early October, there was indeed shock and great surprise in Washington and elsewhere, Ile most surprised and shocked of all was the Nixon administration and newly appointed Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, winner of the 1973 Nobel peace prize for the alleged settiement of the Vietnam war. In reality, the plosion in the Middle East was a consequence of a cotstellation of misconceptions, The first misconception concerns the NixonKissinger muddled thinking about Moscow. Not only was the administration deceived by the Russians in th rint Wht deal, hUt fl th" 9--i-, M I At Arab countries and their culture are regarded as an illiterate, dirty, impoverished part of the globe. This has blinded many Americans, including some of the highest officials in our government, to the forces that fuel Hemisphere Report . —c The Coup C, I I : I 1 - That Could Be - . ; ~ I 1 1 - - V - ~ ~ i 4 : ._ I - Mexicans Call Halt In Alter a national conference, himself spoke out, saying that Mexico's bishops Issued a can "neither terrorism nor unMexico is trying to decide should not bow to the demands for an end to the escalating fruitful bitterness" will slow which way to go, to the left like of the kidnapers and ranon terrorist violence. Mexico's accelerating Chile under the Marxists, to the them. Prsiden Luis Fkbeverria progress. right like !3ruz.fl, or straight ahead in the up-and-at-them style that has made the Aztec Copley News Service While the Russians were making such pledges, however, they were secretly planning r1th the Arab nations a renewal of theconflict in the Midie East. Just a with the Vetiutn war, wi th the Soviets helped keep alive as it was I - Recently it was revealed that Nixon campaign operatives had hired a journalist to engage in political espionage in the McGovern camp. And a group, described as socialist, has been bedeviling the Georgia Power Company. One of its pamphlets urges its n"embers to identify themselves as journalists in order to get information from the utility's executives. hnftir1Iirra1b TELEPhONE 322 2611 303N.FRENCHAVE __ ___________ ----'-- 831 9993 SANFORDELA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher - r, j - / -- I - t the undeclared ideological warfare. - There beenkidnapings, have murders, bank and payroll __________ robberies, and terrorist ,'- V -. - -. bombings. Concern Is widespread and Tlaxcala, for example, cab drivers recentiy went on strike, refusing to work until police start capturing some of their - . FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A SPOISKI, Aote Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Mariac.rti Ethi6r Cr)rnptrotler Sports Editor JA'JECASSELBERRY C ou'fy Editor - DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager ROYGREEN Advertising Manager - \ i city, - I Ill businessmenandindustrlaLsts closed their doors and draped their autos and offices and CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt CHRIS NELSON Editor RALPH HAYS Conip Room Foreman ______"u .•" -; Home Delivery By 411 Ali Ma'i RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55 Week $11 70 6Months In Florida 57 lO Mori th 525 401 Year Sarne,'*s home Delivery Ml 5770 Month 6 Months $T - A. i,; -- >-,.- X f:Nvt. V- '- IF ,- I , _' V ; , - -I K , ~ , bottom margin. Although the emergency plans are over four yea rs old, they have beeii updated and reflect present policy. , NM "He never was much of a team player!" NEA ' Tries The National Education Association has created a false impression of the quality of American schools by reprinting an interpretive article it believes supports it, ti'. It illustrates the lengths to which thLs r,ani,4i(jon representing 1.2 17 mos $3? 40 U S Postal Rçuialions prcie that all mail substriplicns t paid in advance Entered as second class matter August 27 1905 a, the Post CX Iice of Sanford. F!onda 37771 - Nopart of any mater ial. es or advertising at this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in anst manner without *ritlen pemssion of the publisher of The Herald Any individual a firm responsible for such reproduction ,,,,ill oe COnsiOfVeU s 'niringng on me rieraia s copyrigni ano Will be held liable for damo'e under the law Publ,shed daily and Sundays cicept SOturday The Herald 's a member of the Associated Press *hsch is entitled exclusively totheusefor reproducfsonof all the local ne*s pr.nk-d in th's newspiper 111111100 teachers will go to push us views, regardless of the facts, It IS precisely the kind of article the NEA would condemn If it criticized NEA views. Use of such an article and research findings In this way would make any reasonable student of education shudder. research Ironically, the original research conradicts t the article. The article interprets the findings of time International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (lEA), It is not an initial obleetive news rr'rwwt m .,'. - W 17F= iffill17 ) To Fool The P ub l ic I EA findings were released May 24 and widely reported. NEA Reporter, the organization's propaganda periodical, reprinted the article In its October edition. It compounded the attempted con job by sending a special memo to the media inviting comment on the article. "U.S. Schools ARE No. 1," the Reporter headline on the full-igc article. Neither author nor the lEA's research makes such a claim. The author says that In reading comprehension, the average scores of "the upper 9 or 10 per cent" (the research reports on the top 9 per fl) of American high school kiliuta were belier than the scares of the top seniors in 15 other ci..un. tries. Here the author talks about a small percentage of U.S. pupils who excel, not schools. The lEA report, however, regretfully concludes that so far as it. as .wi I V1Uuis, we - .. Don Oakley ______________________________________________________________ Why make a tough job tougher .- . • -- •i "First the job requires long hours of walking, stepping on and off vehicles, lifting heavy loads and dumping refuse into mechanical conveyances. "N-('nc tti env,ninment prnv id' urh ;ndranci as narrow streets and aIleis. low -hanging tree limbs. ice, snow, sleet, extreme cola nd heat and assorted vicious animals. "But the Patron creates the ultimate hazard when he booby'traps the target of the day . by loading refuse cans with chunks of concrete or other heavy objects, niac' .. . . . schools, nevertheless, make a suhMantialdjfference . ." This is rvcrsion of In 1966, Dr. James S. Coleman, after the most massive study of schools In U.S, history, concluded that schools make little difference in pupil achievement and that home was the dominant influence, sneselmamgs have been confirmed In subsequent research by Coleman and others. In effect, research gives V -, -strongly Wan other studies, r - V : I in charge. GAINE.SvIIJJ;, Fla. Al' — project was approved, felony charges and testify for 'We weren't in a position to (;erilc1 Curley is the second Icst t'tk, Hobart Joost, Curley, chairman of the real. the government in an investiga- play any gaines." he said. Catholic housing expert to re- president of the Catholic than- ty board of the Diocese of St. tion of Gurney finances. The two housing projects unIx)rtedly complain that a for., ties housing Association in l'etersburg, was quoted as sayCurley refused to say iiier aide to Sen. Edward Gun- Jacksonville, said he was pres- ing he met with Williams at St. Williams Indicated were the der consideration were to have ney,lt-Fla,, tried(ornakepolit. suredbyWilliamstogetridofa Petersburg's Whitted Airport "right people." But the Gain- been government-backed report1 kvelopmenth for the elderly, ical deals on housing projects, mortgage firm headed by a for 10 to 15 minutes and was esville Sun and which would have required l)emnoerat and a consulting firm given "a general impression other sources said Williams approval by the Federal The Gainesville Sun and that refused to contribute to that if you had all the right suggested himself as consultAdministration. .Jacksonville television station Gurney's campaign, the people involved, you'd have ant, Gurney's Winter Park law Housing firm as attorney, and Alfred E. WJXT reported Wednesday newspaper and television sta. better luck." Joust's project fell victim to a The Miami Herald reported Austin Construction Co. of moratorium Issued by Presithat Curley of St. Petersburg tion reported. The alleged deals were to earlier that Williams, who said Tampa as builder, said lie met with former aide dent Nixon last January halting Cui-ley said the Diocese al. such developments, Curley said lirry Williams and was led to have been in return for favor- he collected $300 9 000 for a secret believe his project would fare able' federal action on housing Gurney Boosters Fund, has ready ha d selected an archi- his project was turned down by helter If the "right people" projects. Neither proposed agreed to plead guilty to two ted, contractor and attorney, the FIIA last year. wJxi Teachers ' Union Woos Ba rgaining r Kerlilith iF1' rh:iirm:in faculty 'r(iup dul rL)t ri-Jlrccnt 'vin vt'ar' Jhe AI"'I' prt 1'ntd (ur I he state chiasrimum of the iiul ousted University iges 01 proposals to be 1onsid_ "I think it was a lustonic collective bargaining and did American Federation of Teach- da philosophy professor "This "not imply such representa- ered by the state university meeting," Mcgill said afterens Union says he's pleased was the meet and confer stage. tives are recognized as the ex. system, Including request for a wards. "We'll see the full efwith the outcome of the first l think the groundwork is laid to elusive bargaining agent for 26 per cent pay hike and a feds of it in the months to meeting between his group and move on to other stages." any groip of state eniployes." year's paid sabtical ever)' come." But George C. Bedell, state __________________________________ state university system of IiHedell said he would "corncials. university system personnel SEN. GURNEY I municate to the decision makThe AFT met Wedneda)' and faculty relations director, ...Secret funds ski. "re tii detaiLs 6 with the university system oUt- said the meeting is called to and they will take appropriate coils to present proposals for comply with Gov. Heubin Askaction." salar)' increases and improved cw's September directive for Mcgill, fired last year as a UF working conditions. agency heads to discuss workprofessor, had asked for the "This the first step toward ing conditions with employes. a meeting to comply with Askcollective bargaining," said Dr. Bedell said the meeting with CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Space Agency officials ew's Sept. 13 memorandum _________________________ ___ report evervthin.i is 'o" for launchin the SktInh I zqtrn_ which which said in the absence of g -•0 '"J" nauts Friday on man's longest space voyage, collective bargaining guideSkylab Program Director William C. Schneider said la te lines, agencies should develop Wednesday there were no foreseeable barriers to launching procedures to receive proposals after he checked the stat us of th e Saturn lB rocket, the on working conditions. • • I _... _ UUIIUIiULUCUUUB, ground support, weatner and the astronauts. The countdo wn for the 85-day mission progressed smoothly ,4 V Grut Gift Idea ..., toward a liftoff at 9:01 a.m. EST Friday. The wea ther foreTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "One of the most bask and V tom Home or Office V cast calls for p ar tly cloudy skies, light winds universal difficul — Florida's mobile home ownand a 70-degree ties with the - iil temperature. ers are facing problems with industry centers around the Astronauts Gerald P. Carr, William R. Pogue and Edward inadequate enforcement of con- lack of adequate enforcement , .: 'if .f#.. G. Gibson planned to sharpen flying skills today by zipping structlon codes, practices of of construction codes and over central and south Florida in T38 jet planes. A space park operators and zoning dis. s ta ndards for mobile homes," agency spokesman said they also find flying a good way to crimination,a governor's panel said James Smi th, Tallahassee , relax. says. attorney and panel chairman. Also on th eir schedule today was a brief physical examThe task force compiled J' Ination to ga ther baseline data for In-flight and post-flight $3 Gos'. Reubin Askew's Task tI3ree-page preliminary report comparison. Force on Mobile homes said In fat' Askew as the result of hearThe launching has been postponed twice for a total of six a preliminary report Wednes- ings held in St. Petersburg, days because of cracks that were discovered in the Saturn day that it had found "serious Tallahassee and Miami since lB. Asa result, eight s ta bilizer fins at th e base of the rocket problem,'; in the mobile home the group was formed in Au. were replaced to prevent a possible breakup in flight. industry in Florida." gust, The 22-story booster Is to thrust Care, Pogue and Gibson 133 tsst ftsbiassi Dsiuits.i Otjaa4. and their Apollo ferry ship to a link.up with the 65-ton Skylab 'I':\tIV\1i\,sI. 1.;, l"ha of Fiuri- — For Skyl b 1 is - Mobile Home Owners uiscriminaea iigainsi - -. MR. COFFEE rrlTl+ I I II A former distributor of Glenn W. Turner's cosmetics firm says he took in $63,000 at the job but didn't make a nickel of profit, Forrest Margrave, 49, testi. lied Wednesday in the mail fraud trial of Turner, Boston attarney F. Lee Bailey and sev- Moorer replied, "I have never en associates, Margrav, of Nashville, Icon,, said executives of Turner's Koscot Interplanetary, Inc. broke several promises. He said he never received a bonus for bringing new people into the company and he lost $27,000 in loans to people who made commitments through him. Margrave said he paid $5,500 for the right to operate a string 'I V . 4 'I Jax Power Cut JACKSONVII.LE, Fla. (AP) — Mayor Hans Tanzicr ordered lighting and heat reduced in all city buildings effective today. The order prohibits all outside lights except those necessary for safety and reduced Indoor lighting by 33 to 50 per cent. Heating thermostats must be set at 65 to 68 degrees during worxing flours and iuwer on nights and weekends. Louis Winnard of the Jacksonville Electric Autixrity said private businesses and residences also must cut use of electricity by 10 per cent or there won't be enough oil to operate electrical generators. f - - a BERRY'S WORLD lie eventually filed suit note for another $2,500 and a distributorship in another Turner company, Margrave testified, When asked if he participated in the other company, Mar. grave replied, "No sir. I dropped the kit in the trash cai upon leaving the premises." The government charges that Turner, Bailey, Ben U. Bunting, harry B. Atkinson, W. Leroy Beale, Clyde C. Cobb, Jess 0. Hickman. Malcolm A. Julian and Hobart Wilder used the mails to defraud numerous distributors of Koscot and Dare to Be Great, Inc. iIA[1i1 ref M fl Fet I I T i r W M ' - #"YLI I 11 5, \\\V' _ ,u,1 til = — / £ I 10 a nine-member "Obscenity Committee" which will bravely p - 1' ... U i7J 14k,7 tft;q*&)~_ "Try your line on somebody else, Buifr. I'm a policeman ; 4 r ' ' __00 I S I I . 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So, give yourself the same break tI'e U.S. Ski learn gets. Lose weight the scientific, proven way. Even if you've tried all the other diets, you owe it to yourself to try the U.S. Women's Ski Team Diet. That is, if you realty do want to lose 0 pounds in two weeks. Order today. Tear this out a; a reminder Send only S3V00 ($3.25 for Rush Service) - C-ash is OK.to: Jorma Products Co., P.O. Box 728, Solana Beach, Cat ifornia 92375 Don't order unles; you expect to lose 2C, pounds in hs'o wecks' Bc'cauc that's vji,fl the Ski Team Diet will do! ( P TWO Imagining is believing ç I' , 'A i 30 g . .06 I LOSE 20 POUNDS WEEKS! IN . And even II you don't know exactly, you can always Use your imzgination, can't you? Come to think of it, imagina' lion has always been a more valuable qualification for a censor than any other sense anvw:it' I 06 % -- - against Koscot and accepted it settlement of $2,500 in cash, a 4 V . L- of cosmetic studios which Koscot failed to set up as promised. %\1 than it Is? expose itself to possible fifth in books, movies and stage shows in order to protect the rest of the community, ineludin those who may not want to be protected. he chairman of the committee happens to have been totally blind for the past four years. ''1 don't t' W hy that hiutjld 1w such a big factor,'' says Marty Snyder, 60, answe'riag the obvious quqtion. "I feel I can d0 the job and make an intelligent judinent. "Take the case of X-rated movies. There is a lot in mov ies that is voice. Mv hering is excellent. Haven't 'u ecr het in a tn';t1 iooni atil heard s'oicui and sounds coming (ruin the next ronm.i You can't see through the wall, but you know exactly what they're doing in there," V p I (lrL( .Ic Ci+rl l I1 JA('KSONVILI.E, Ha. (Al') Thanks to the Supreme Court, the censors are back in businessThetownolCiarktuwn,N.''.,forexample,fasappointcd - Automatic Home Coffee Brewer he could conceive of a situa- collector. Nevertheless, as Lascoc points out, the man performs a valuable service to society. Why make his job any tougher , (IC) Everything -. .. . V Ex=Gurne y Aide Pressure Claimed I American schools a zero, what the reprinted article would have you believe Is that this new data "points" (not proves) to zero more t"rrr tion wherein he would disobey an order. ''s a military man...... Civil C')orolnator been one who thought that I "The Attorney General is should obey the orders I like designated chief civilian 01' and disobey the orders I don't ricer for coordination of all like. Th erelore,whenlge(an federal government activities ord'r, 1 obey it." relating to civil distur' There are nearly 500 sepabances," wrote aide John rate federal laws delegating Ehrlichrnan in his cover extraordinary authority to memo ''The' Secretary the President in time of na[)efense. through tile Depart- tional emergency He could ment of the Army. iIl hepri. declare any part of the m a ri I v respons i bl e In i- United States a "military employment of the military at area," for example, and could a disturbance site...." severely punish anyone who One of the pr o p ose d act ed "contrary to t he proclarnatioas deals with restrictions applicable thereto." "Law and Order in the WashUnder the laws now on the inglon Metropolitan Area." books according to Sen. First. Nixon could "corn- Frank Church, fl-Idaho, "the mand all persons engaged President may seiie propermacis of violence to cease 11l. s . uitibiljzt' prii(lU('(im and desist therefrom and to seize commodities, institute disperse and retire peaceamartial law, seize control of bly forthwith." allransportation and cornI demonstrators failed to munications. regulate private disperse. Nixon could then capital, restrict travel, and i5SU( an executive order call- in a host of particular and ing upon "units and members peculiar ways control the of the armed forces (to) sup- activities of all American ,l. lilt •ilt ... and It) Citi ns" p ze ,_ - - Thursday, Nov. 15, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald 0. ! ;:. - D ing loose broken blass in cans or using battered cans that have sharp edges, broken handles and rusted bottoms that are ready to collapse." Some an.c, of course, have been known to get in that condition tx'cause of le.ss'th,ingiiitje handling by 11w rt'Iu.st' . ! IV :L flri i-i. retuse recvcIer, but a garbageman's tot is not an easy one. According to (1w National Safety Council, refuse collec• ,.,,,.... _-. -. !!f-h- tL-. --.-' — J i, with ", iuUii 109.5 disabling injuries per million manhours worked, This compares with isabling injury rates of 44.25 and 43.37 for policemen and firemen respectively. Not only that, but the severity of the garbageman's inj'rie.a ranks among the worst in all occupations, The reasons, says Raymond Laseoe at the National t:' Council ar th' t pi' of phvicaI activity, the work cnvzruam,-ni aod ttR' niture of 11w cutorner. 1k' explains schools in 20 countries studied probably made Little or no difference in pupils' reading comprehension, or knowledge In science or J"erature. The article tries to get around this by saying, "But the findings point more strongly than did the Coleman report to the fact that ~ 1 . - I 11 , V george stuart prove" line and then eribbl- Moorer, was asked at a ed "Good Planning" in the Senate hearing last August if e r ,,V - delivered to Nixon on.Nlay 19. 1969. He initialed the "ap' chairman, Admiral Thomas \ government officials announced that they wanted It III the I'resident to sign, was tion to defy a presidential ,i~~ - 995 -p 1 4- - Copley News Service BILL VINCENT, J R. Chief Photogrptier - - LV ics' , f, Education Notebook DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor tAagazine tt'rdepartmental Action Plan to fire Cox. When Ruck. for Civil Disturbances," out- elshau.s refused to do so, Ibig lines the responsibilities of was abashed. The erstwhile the Defense and Justice general told Ruckeishaus in a departments in the event the crisp military voice: "Your armed services are mobiliz- commander-in-chief has ed. given you an order." This detailed plan, which Loyalty includes sample proclamaNor have the Pentagon's tioas and executive orders for top brass shown any inclina - . nation's kidnap-murder of a prominent Y01I1 li)dustflaliSL In the wake of that abduction, in which the kidnapers demanded not only large cash ransom but also the release of 1 so-called political prisoners, a number of high federal - document, known as the "In- General William Ruckelshaus — __ Advertstng Director & Associate Publisher - .F. increasing. In Guadalajara, second largest ---, •.,.... 1 J RlCHAis _________ '' It is muCh more than a smant.ic struggle tiat is going on in Mexico at the moment. lives hive t'en ti-At nd countless crimes committed In ___________ Ohr -- decades now. Spies in jurnalists' clothing have been cropping up in our land again, _____ — republic U en of lUn America for some three Other Thoughts - known that if they were sequestered, the government J - I Terrorism .~ V. lJ tq ,"lp;,,nlitj', ir, j:i . -WASHINGTON One of restore law and order in rrid President Nixon's earliest about the Washing ton acts after h moved into the metropolitan area, White House was to draw up The Justice Department r. conhingi'ncv plans for the then would activate Its conli' -; call-up of federal troops in dential "Civil Disturbance case of a domestic crisis. Plan- and the Army would The planning was intended order "pre posit 10 flC(i" 44/k to cope with the widespread federal troops to "restore law 7 J, IF riots and demonstrations and order." The details of the -t that rocked the nation in the military takeover are laid late 1960s. The President has out in classified contingency -the power to implement the plans known collectively as plans, however, any tim' he "Garden Plot. feels conditions "make it imr 1 Men Around Him _# practicable to enforce the Our White House sources 1 laws." emphasize that the President Some high officials, aware hasn't even hinted he might ~ of Nixon's belligerent at- declare an emergency and titude toward his Watergate put Washington under marc ritics, mider whe'r th hi' tiil law Hifi ttu' ;idmit he . ________ (101(1 ww hi ine rgciic tuuiidcd liiiitselt with -powers to hang on to the men who would probably Capresidency if he should be rry out his orders. laced with imjwachment. Ills closest associate now is sSources close to the Press- Alexander big, a former dent insist he loves the A rmy general. The lawyer "' V United States too much to who has Nixon's ear, former -V , 4 ! e o lia fL tamper with its democratic Pentagon counsel J Fred inst itutions. He is also show- Iluzhardt, is a West Point YOUTH APPRECiAllON WEEK inga new willingness to con- graduate. John Bennett. suIt congressional leaders, another aide in the Presi' MAYOR Lee P. Moore signs proclamation for But this hasn't entirely stop- dent's immediate circle, is a Youth Appreciation Week (Nov. 11-17) sponped the worried whispers, retired two-star gene1-aI. 14 V sored by Sanford Optimist Club, for Chip which we have heard at the Thrcughout the crisis surJackson, youth activities director of the club. highest levels of government. rounding the ouster of Patriotic Dut Special Watergate l'roecu' (llerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Within the White house, he tor Archibald Cox, according has spoken 01 the danger of to our sources, Haig followed turning our delicate foreign the President's orders withrr ., , U1tA out questioning them. His perienced President. Our loyalty was to his cornsource's say he sounded as if mander-in-chief, not to the he is determined to carry on higher principes at issue. as a patriotic duty. I) is. Haig, for example, per' The plans are ready for sonally ordered the FBI to him to declare a state of seal off Cox' s office. He also emergency, meanwhile, if he transmitted the order to should choose. One classified former Deputy Attorney -"'" . took a face value the false and misleading pledges of peace by Moscow. .i - V P $V ~e V ~ I : I - .MVii1t _________ ; I 1~' 1 ~ 1 ~~ 1 ! I by Jack Anderson - 1i i I . I I 1 I jp - - rjnj'1,pfl _-'- I I I - • mmoalmg American ________- ;::;;=_;;:=:: _. __...L_-- — l fl.1__ ._EL_W.. - 1 -- f, A ri -.__ - 4A— The Sanford Herald - - - V— — The rk J.302 'Z' t;k - -k Ilcititifully s!vle(l with General I'let tri( ' S new tip. swept cooktop that's Sf) eiisy to kiwi) t.tii ! 1 li-speed Calrod surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. 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Open Sunday 12:30-5:3 1 �- -- -___ ___ - _______________— ________________________________— - - - - - :.. __________- z - - - _______ -• - - --.--.------ ____I_ ________________________________________________ .- - ----. -..-----.. _t - -- - - -- ----- ---------.__.. - '.-- '- - ____________________________________________________________ ______ ________________________ ________ __ - - - -- r ---.--- --- -•-.-.' -. ---- --- ____ -t - -- 't - - - - - - __ ___ .-----t-- __ 8M—TheSanfordHeraldThursday,Nov.15,1973 • ___________ Perez Takes Mora Win Thursday, Nov. 15, 1973—PA The Sanford Herald Loop May Be In Last Season ____________ _i11 — Licata Scores TKO Over Scott ___ ;.'_._____ By LEEGEJ Ilerald Correspondent ___________________ - _______________ Jo1minneyndvctor •r 0tlIv;land thsercd the right to lie r llo)d, who came in at 179 that droe liod's left into his kout,s1 Fhe Perez backers sere Gainesville_Captures Title White's favor when he scored theringsider5iSt1tlJ0Y( once again why he is one of the questionable TKO over Bobby hottest prospects rn the coun IIo)d it the (.fld of the ith _____________ - ______________________________________ Big Eight Conference -- __________________ with the best lighters that are in first three rounds on all Orlando Sports stadium orRI tan was 'ust about out of tdeated (jaudlus Ta>lor, ' his own division, and both officials cards. Realng hts Fl The wins by licata, W "of nunches by Eusti ma four round walk On. and nney were the official groups saw one whale of a number eight ranking was in l ti t teii dr ped Iioyd The nine yearld amateurs danger, White began to put kind and will beenteredintheir batUe. second Ue of the again delighted the gathering he top spot of the triple pressure on his tort uderrecords for all to see while Jeff 1utli was awarded the windup was taken by Licata dale opponent by use of Perez had to settle for 'It was it this point the ref gold medal over Gary Self in an moral t)pe that will be when he Scored aTM) ocr whilikc hand through roun S uuld calleda halt tothe proceedings offering l'roicssiona ______________ I [i__ 4 ______________ ___________ -- -___- - -_- The Sanford battler gave se e u en rou er ' - conLroersta1 as an Improper trouble with Winter Haven as lkk their wounds before the charges will be playing before a (;amnesvmue, for the second signaling of a lair catch by a mck Plank had a fine nIt. yearly tight with Mainland, homecoming rrowd. bear in a row, captured the lkeland gridder set up the The lkeland junior hit on 12 If Sanford can win over either rnference championship winning score. 23 for 255 yards and 2 u's, Ike1and, which 't likely, or Friday as they downed The Canes have now won the raising his sean taI fl in f)eland, which coWd be ve Lakeland in the latter's home conference crown for both just eight contests, leading his likely, Seabreeze and Mainland park, 21.14 )eof the loop's exIsnce team a 2&7 win will be fiting to keep out of ___________________ -_r' _________________ ______ ______ _____________ 4 ___________________________________________________________ may neer lose one I - - ______ ____ -- - _____ - ----------. - . - 37th of Ucath s impressie I - - - ponent, the 152 pound Perez (mrir was ined h the use t-irnt'd tb fitt 1 lIfluU kit h uui \1r tii tu throughout the (011kM ---_- - - - - -- - - - _________________ Xa?hieen 4 i 0 611 Seabreeze 15 0 ----_ A I - _-_- 6C a gredt dedl of intesUnal for - _________ _-- against DeLand down in I)aona contest u the Crabi 1-50 Daton.i Seabreeze and oflensi i.s 2.6 and shou d ul th hjl j Ltr M ii1iiJ IhL contct should In addition Daytona be 1aly easy for the liavenites Mainland may pocbly fo'low and will give them a breather 2-7 or th Bus If Sao and DeLand have their expected weekend this fieiitt1 il11'tItL RACK ___________________ bulling him around the ring. on his feet throughout the . , __________ - _________________ __________________ -- hea unchingdone -- ___ - ==—=i I (Herald Photo by J Richards) UUfl UA (. ' A - V PEREZ KNOCKED DOWN Gub S rnford fiohter co1e(la 'moral' win i era . ______ The crowd which seemed to card will be Walter Snake Whitewhoscoreua besplite%enlybetweent fighters,gavebothasth,yjj11g ovation on several fferent - _____________ - - 4 - effectively with both hands might keep hn off the next while using his weight and Orlando card on Nov 28 PINNEYCROSSESPEREZ'JAB - -_-__________________ ¶ erez opened up alongside his left e - SHUFFLE IS STOPPED the Orlando Spor Sdium. Licata stopped the Tampa fighter In the . 1 The Sanford Seminole wililearn more about the fate of for their annual Turkey Shoot (Herald Photobyj Richards) — ii I - — NU the lug Eight itself— Tituslle. The Bulldogs travel iii _____ season Wednesday night at Butjustlooktngatthesurface Eve. TltuslleasUwydroppeda32 of things one could conclude The Seminoles comes off W - i -- -' ' - / squad Big he or they will have to all sear Last Saturday the tronaut sthed early as recit a few more schoots— Thbe blied Seabreeze 2 theirquarterbackscorccjona somethingthatmaybedjfficult withsomefinedefensjvework sweep the first time the in light of the stiff competition. and a 1 yard Iwormance by A ii -- - I h,.. - ____ ha___'f_the_____ha I By U - NRA - — the ____ Bill Russell returned to Bo L J J hicnorus C WL Pci 01 11 3 716 - Bo!on ( ________ ______ ____ - -- - - ____ Atlanta Central o4;in ___________ Houston - 1 S 13 Obscure Tom Watson, admit- ___ -- —- - businessmen have given him in supporting his third annual Thankiving Basketball Toament. U.S. Bank of _____ Bank, all of Sanford sho dbe gi nkidos for thelrsuppot-t ___ ________________ - PICIIIC Diviton '° -- It s tattle-tale time because this is just too good to pass up Bob Orrell, our exptrt outdoors columtist whose of. ferings appears each Stnidaj caine In awhile ago with the _ common technique of running a top water lure "chasing a fly hoping any jealous bass in the area would try to steal the flyarayfointh. "stalking"lure.(1rintrepIdang1ergoth .- ____ ____ — "- Iee and t ,••,,,,, .• ......> '"" th€same when he brought thefishin Howe%er this bass was - -- I the pro golf tour. "I shot 75 in the last round and lost to John Schlcf - "-'-.:-_.._ The 62 matched the low round uf. --__-__________- tied the course record set by HOCKEY Ignen - ______________________________ _ r_ I - . (isv' th -. 197V OvfrdA rmcesses LVI %. " Hjh b School , Homecoming. They are, from left to rignt, (eltics won their seventh irade and Debbie Grimsley, 10th grade; abL • is ae1. sent wnen we picwre " ws S'indra -t -TI -- 4 Under the tutelage of Barry Wenhold Crooms Panthers says, "krhaps there is a way to break the lock wound up 1-1 and offers so fly BILL CONLIN Thrifty, yes, but gutsy too. Roomycabhas style. Underthohood modern 1800-cc overhead cam engtne Aluminum Randy Brown, a sIx foot two inch aggressive forward, I ked i I i terest' Is Craig says that a victory probably is quiet. Fosm seat Optionalairconditioning • -62 2 nii bend.seat s aes Ci. a - --. / _____ k The Sanford Seminaie basketball team has been getting will be held in the Bill Fleming Gm here in Saord. and is 1oong good In practice thus far predominance of defense' te•down5 includ" 3 tadgame 4 - ___________________ B DAN G11ARTIN (U en • Thr Bt Qi Daily I summer training, especially with the weight program, so we can play some of them next • I Matinees 12noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday • [ada, 1r Thunday NhI Quinkla •8 -. 'I thit expefiSt, bad weather traffic JaliLs and poor / Joe Milis when asked of his team s chances, Merritt Island -. // / - - -- - / - - - -: Jl Mter the John Pmne)-Vlctor Perez light %ednesd4} I - deal to be happ) about in both nney put on an impreui _____ Hockey League Detroit Red record on the 7,007 bard No 2 florida State, Sanford Atlantic, First Federal and tract as coach and offidall) re- Club - generally ranged The first tournament was won b Orlando Edgewater as this country was 65 by Ben hogan Watson i tbLaI eigntn- the Seminoles were edged out in the finale, this time Orlando Bishop Moore The first round paings wdl have Sanford taking on Eau and a fighter "on the wa up," and Perez showed despite being nine pounds outweighed and unbelle% ably out.trined, can be a fine botr ________ TI 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday Daytona Beach teams (Herald Photo by Liz Mathicux) I Par,MutueIWaer:ng Jimmy Walker scored 31 atthebeginningofthe" League and in this select grouping we include not the way it is achieved. And a certain number _____ ,,s asfcst Wor,(, behind Bob lrnier The Pton Ie loss wound up the Junior nval Kathleen in what should cellarallbythejr!onesomebya IIKNPARK-CkSStL(RRY centerscored4lpoints20(n the Varsity season mt 3-4, a season ______________________________________________________________________ period, that was coIdered a success hae time to think about any- wood's 22 points led Seattle as Ka Cit>maha to a 11116 Reichart announced atso that thing expt how to turn the the SuperSonics lost their decision oer Houston The the Seminole head coach is team around ' fourth straight Rockets' Don Smith mLed two planning to isit Crooms In the other NBA gaines 'We last to a erv good free ows with seconds left, Academy to talk to the boys Wednesday night, the Portland team.' said Rusil "We lost but made the penalt) shot to tie there about the SHS football Trad Blazers tripped the De- our poise In the fourth period the score at 106 and send the program traitPistons111-108andtheandIshouldhavecalledtimegameIntoovertime 'We want to talk to those T_'- front-running usuuy '.. uiiueri • 4 -.=--_-_I— . ou e ORLANDO 1 ledger encounter the Thbe is capable ltrie s marksmanship shut T stile slgaal caller into a naughts will play host to Sar ing coining back to Boston," ered Boston mto a Lead in said Russell about facing his four minutes, foer team. "I didn't find myJü Jo lte h 28 pants and - - ______ from that and don't do it again. I hope I don't choke again," Watscn put on an amang 'fishing holes" whene% er he stops, but I just wanted to make - _______________ --_-_ V —'_ said after a stunning, nine- at Bton Kansas City Omata at De vro the Iwo-to-three pound mark. Not bragging size, for sure, but onhisneztcast,OreUgotthebgestoneofyar, It wasn't a bass, but a 10 pound flshean himseli. -- _______ _ TI siztroke lead Wed1sda) m the fth round of the World s 14 6 Pniz 3 12 0 6 Open Golf Tournament, an eight round affair that offers a Bfl0SI?,1G1 Pond Ill Drot m record $100,000 to the winner x. CItyOmata 11! "I hada four stroke lead go. HOuSton 118 ot'er?imt ing Into the last round in HaWa.li Orrell Hooks Rig One ___________ II__________________ the best round of his career, suddenly turned straight-faced and deadl' serious. Oroit twice more in the second Canes now have an PulsatingAction Sonies, wasn't senUmental - citwith 12spur' in thefourth Portland's final four baskets, andscoreda Uli periodsafety Purple Hurricanes came Rues The fo1ling week could oni profional - after losing quarter incluthng the winning shot with when ends ng Westbrook and through when the money pla)s be the shootout for the cellar Association decision to Boston boards and Silas and John Hay- Mitjt Divson tan&c with Lake City in the the Dreadnaughts suffer a perience - oni) the emotion Boston'ssluggish offense was Clutchshooting b) Jeff Peie Seminoles 3 going min the second unbeaten oscrall record Mainlandwasdumped24by as frustration, not joy reied by the rebounding of in the flna three minutes cker roo for mtes1on in as many seasons Winter Park last week and this The longtime Celtic star, now I'aul Subs and Date Cawens as helped Porfiand beat Detroit e Thbe played ev with Lakelnd (7-1) came close to time will battle with Winter ______ I __________________ _____________________________ dowed the houston Rockets all those points" - ndstanza ___________________ BASKFTBAI I lNt)lA\AIJS - - The In We could have a g ,so a CU $ year, sat = . situation " to pro football, it seems inevitable that . playgooddefense ____________________________ week the three networks reported a slight In one game, the Vikingreen Bay game, 1/ °"" s one time baseball, hockey and baseball were football's best defenses, QB Fran Tarkeriton of T Minnesota threw just one pass all day to a wide Then the networks ee the mois of receiver - I gaimng - - - - 34) Sf1' t 0 II AASDV - but Perez right now tsneitherofthoseclassifications._justa - a luturt draft choice in an w th a live-stroke advantage place in the Saturday night opener ea, pr don't hac the same finely honed defenses _____ C101 - '' lam (41 the r'gh' nd of iraing schedule - fans thought Pmnney earned Perez In the middle of - w - - TEN ____________________ \'l1,hl --:-- hc of the season Sunday at their new atene lockted on SR - _____ - - comes to the irnament with a n coach which adds to the i n hind - some had putla' Veterans Mil!rr l3titt r and awarded in each class, Junior, IeedIate and Senior For the quarter4inals in a Dewars who had a 70, was alone at 357 F h of New York defeated had 63 Billy Casper was _______________________ I _ i; I ' b fr to pi 'Liti fi O the action? aI 61 in tilt fur t rujnrl Jft. . to srt tnking about spring sports, and we d ap- this ent that has one half mU. GFNFRM c l I ! strokes off the lead at 73-3S and Lee Trevino didn't enter - I all the way But his twear nated Bob Kreiss of Bel Mr. third at 356. Mitchell had a 69 - ______ the championship game "I just let It get away," ,iI - - othe1se undistinguiched ca confidence but his coach is still (glen (oinb (orObined for 40 ' Ge1n scored 39 points in feat 54111 I)u 1043 er au. 129 119 - rcs re resenting nine touchdowns losers threw long and often He opened UI) the tnsteau Oi tRO I thill 'ret then really is tli'n I ,ittaln his goals the restof the club being of average sLie ,ituon players measuring up to the 6'S mark The Mustangs return seeril letterrni n from last ( r rind c'inukl h i fiac Seabreeze Is caught in a rebuilding year as they only a ei-y successful jayvee team a year ago and could surplse better this time around as Coach Joe Milla is blessed with year S JV club season,is back along with EUckey Rissi whohit 9 a game and stands 'I. - - This y ea the Sanford senior will not be burdened ith ') 11W ) Pt that diredi would P lear,tternporarlly must There are too many defenders out on the flanks - Wa Oi 'Oil1S tiI lit lilt 'IraeklIn the tIanta (0 l( h SayS ugars l0, (oloiicls 102 Virginia Coach Al Bianchi, &Ot-ed 23 points and the Cou• and are 1 lit alIt use his to be tmniul itcd Another losell' That's out of the realm of possiblihty oln,lcls t1fl 5asn to -i anti ton suptnson Bi coil springs to the eminent TV critic, away the mold. And a good thing, tot'. r DAYTON Ohio (Al Huller has added in ide me make i mistake but seattle i, I 'ortlan Iii )w voting ntlueted among I. kag baseball writers great esteem ba hail who w earned run average. the Cincinnati people so close to the game as U ' $ , , ?Z'IZ " ,,, , I eec ____ _ _ _ - - • U d Ililler wno by the widest league 'ecord of 38 SaCS In tin - ____ niring F red Hutchunson ttta k in January, 197', but - tar 41) INId not er !baseball comeback by winning the Hutch Award. bui 2 brake cyiinder sure stops :: ft. I#t 0 (1 vI of the F astern *rlier in the season, I was Kentucky's record against the hesitating before I ould take 8 rest of the kagite PflUti unimaginative. eent from the field but stlllneed Final 10 points to beat the Cob- ilayed well Aca J4I ______ ____________________ s1anda front and rear transmisc I night ever," said Gervin "I Ii it i Itit 1n'rt ((Jflhith m. in l,ni downed Kentucky 107 102 torte half i' ilil - med director (rarnpton, a four-time winner idory oer Memphis points in just is minutes of 4 - - fight, and certainly desenes his growing status _____ '!I .•4• I' - fought with Ptnne, and it would really be a shame _____ I __________ I m rroc inch �____ -- -.r_rr-.s'-n_'-.,nn,., •- F-.- -The Sanford Herald - ; . - = .. . _M _______ - V . - . 1-.41. - A, _ ___ ,wA 'lII B k a IIJ%IIU "t._ - I- AL L~ _. .;I i L I Pi,n, arc A7I F. 0. 'k- . - ii . I-- _____ — .-j _____ _______ .1'- -ii It was his habit to hurriedly dress after every game and hurry to the press room where Once In the long ago, Del he woid beast, 'Well, I Baker was managing the De. called another one tion.ight for tro't Tigers and Hank Green the Big Fellow" t'rg was his big clocker, a Greenberg, ordinarily a hinc-runhitterofsuch pro(1. mild man, got sore. He read I It.ncy that In 1938 he hit 58 in the papers one morning and !7_Q_V_;- - . - - :4 --•-,,;; ' ____________ _____________________________________________________________ _ 4' -ar, _____ z - I ____ 0 OVIEDO SENIOR HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES HOMECOMING Friday Beach %ill see one of New Smyrna Arnhym, Missy McDonald, Nellie Baker and these six level Senior Liz McCarley. Absent from the photo is another against girls at Oviedo High School crowned queen. IllYy i11' I! I !h!y candidate, Janet Wallace. (lIeitld I 'hutu b' LIZ iatliju;•; Harper , K1iv *Javard Returns A Winner 1~, - _~__ _ . - I By FRED ROTHENBERG 'There were no games s'.hed. earlier in the season" said Associated Press Sports Writer uled In the World Hockey Asso- Boucha. Andre Savard, drafted by the elation. nm; in ' •; I Hockey p ... "Alex has a good frame of aona5 %ThuS iwuI OIa Oi ur. , e i.'r.rnr ...........)• oCLIflOThu, • .,, whose secunu power play goal turned to ids h'nne province "The goal happened so fast tl •, at 11: d , , of the third period Wednesday night a fo,un puckon tn SuCh j;e. bo o ste d the Win into a breakaway goal in the third pe- and let a wrist shot go." lie just lets us go out and play. HM to help the flruirm beat Vetcuin Ken hlodec also The game is fun and I think •sc ored in •1f Montreal ,. the in al period for ' 'Itsa big thrill Lo come back and score a goal in Montreal," said Savard who was unhappy rn about not being drafted by the Canadiens, but now finds tüinseli with a firstl,ace club r ' Bruins, who now enjoy a fourpoint lead over runner-up nnr Buffalo and five ,viIn$c e" third-place Canadlens. Red Wings 4, Islanders 3 ar,il at ii'tt Henry fln.1.cha'c b Elsewhere in the NHI, — S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH J1101t,A1 cu;T, iu &.z iu, cour,, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 73-1544 In Is: The Petition of JOHNNY 8,WILLIAMS. NOTICE TO PATRICK L. KELLY '-"" Residence unknown, that's the wa'y it sh" ould 1%.. Last Known Residence b 3 Flumes3940 N. High Street F Columbus, Ohio Larry Carrlere, Mike RobYou are nolir,ed that the itaille and Don Lace each named Petitioner. JOHNNY has filed a sewed h Is t t.L Buf falo WILLIAMS. pet ition in the aboweslyled Court past Atlanta 3.1 and snap the for the adoption of the minor child Atin- of the final period gave Detroit Flames' seven-game unbeaten named In that Petition and you are nenoti stopped Vancouver 6-3; a 44 come-from-behind VICtOI)' streak cumman.o,dto serve a copy of your. the New York Rangers and Chiwritten de(ense. If any, on Joi4 over the New York Islanders It - * - was the Red Wings' third con- 4 tie; Buffalo tripped Atlanta 3. 1; Detroit edged the New York Isla ers 4-3, Toronto sank CrIffornia 4-1 and Philadelphia nipped Los Angeles S-I. Rangers 4, Black Hawks 4 selcutive triumph dnm Alex Sheldon Kartniegiesser scored Delvecchfo was named coach a from 50 feet out with just 2:47 week ago. seconds left to play, lifting the M. Mur,ko. Petitioners attorney. whose address is P.O. Box 746, Fern Park. Florida 32730. on or before December loth, 1973, and file the Cirigin.fl with the Clef k of thisCourt either before service on Petitioner's Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. In IC: the Man-iae of WILLIAM A ARNOLD. Hut*nd, and OlGA P. ARNOLD, wife AMENDED NOTICEOPSUIT TO- William A. Arnold Re-'den U.iknown 'ssi 'nawn resere: 21$ Second Street Mt Hope, West Virginia You, Defenoant, are hereby notIfithaian action for ut Of marriage has been filed against you in the above styled suit and you arereguired fit serve a copy of your answerorpleading to the Compli$eW On Plaintiff's attorney, Josepis _ M. Murasko, P.O. Drawer iN, Fern Park. Florida fl73. and ., ,,I. iginaI ans*'ec or pleading in the 0111-ce of the Clerk of that Circuit Court on or before Thi 10tr day of December. 1973. if you fbil to do .,. IN TPE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMIPOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NO. 73-1911-C In re PetitIon Of - SPRINGS FL ORIDA Notice of Pu•bI blic Hearin g TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE CE IS HEREBY GIVEN by y Council of the City of Allailmonfe Springs. Florida, that Said City Ccivncil will hold a Public hearing on •ClUtStiOfl of Changing ..,• v_ 1 )4_? -.vI.•.'•_•.'. • -. •-.::-.' F -- - - .1 k -.: - , '--. In F - it e a rj - . Ni-' ' : - I - (. il, W - ,-ZT,q— . f.4~~ -,I -:--; -. pq --:4gr, =~T 1:t Em - - Ing accuracy in analyzing the Orioles' batting weaknesses. If Catfish Hunter and Rollie Fingers were listening, the) had to cringe. I -, , Friday, Nov. 16th • .•.. I j . - ' ---- . - - John Courier Field 1. .2. - L_ - ,, Legal Notice r. - " I,. - — y 1' • . - : —THURSDAY- . 7:30 p.m.—Pep Rally at John Courier Field 7:30 p.m.—Contest between Juniors and ' Seniors for best decorated bonfire -: t - - RusseIls Addition to Fort Reed. calendar montfs5frorn FICTITIOUSNAME the first publication of this noticeNOTICE is hcrrt given that I Each claim or demand must b In engaged in bSJ$iStC$Y at 714 Forretf writing and filed in duplicate and Dr.. Sanford, 37771, Seminole State the place Q residence and post County, Florida under 1f1 fictitious Office addreSs of thectalmi,n? and name of SOUTHERN COMmutt be sworn to by the claimant, MUNICATION, and that I Intend to .• ..• or Inc same fi),,y,to name with fni't,terscl shall be void, the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Dated at Orlando. Florida, t),i Floricia in accordance with the 16th day of June, 1973 rrov'tiOns of the Fititi5 Name Wendell P. O'sbcrne Statutes, To Wit Section $6S.0 As Executor of said Estate Florida Statutes 1951. JOHN M. CAIN S John 0. Canton, Jr . Attorney for Executor PubliSh, Nov 5. 15 27. 79, 1973 Post Office Box 7309 DEV 4 Orlando, Florida 31102 ______ Publish: Oct. 25, Nov. 1. I, 1$, 1973 ___________________ CITYOFALTAMOP4TE DEU-142 SPRINGS, FLORIDA IN 'THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice of Public Hearing CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by thec.,. r.-.....: ... •e.- -.-. of FLORIDA '... " - 1:30 p.m.—Parade downtown Oviedo 7:30 p.m.—lntroduction of Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Homecoming Princesses, 7:30 p.m.—Presenta lion of 7 Senior Homecoming Queen Candidates 7:45 p.m—Trophies Awarded for Best Float and Best Bonfire. 8:00 pm.—Homecoming Game HALFTIME—Crowning of Homecoming Queen 10p.m.- 12:30 am—Dance in OHS Gym with Music by Myth I? ORANGE LAND COMPANY, a ' - _•4_fi. 4._____.sF• -•tL 4 ... ç- - .--. •..-". _ - -. . This Spirited Message Is Brought To You By The Sports Minded Bus1neses Listed Below •'- wfe. LAURA STEEVER and .-TVER, hit husband; A.MELIA U. COLLINS arid L. B. COLLINS. her husband; CHARLES T. STEEVER and — STEEVER, his wife; and CHARLES T. -STEEVER. JR and STEEVER. his wife; et mi Defendants, We're Banking on You Team' SUIT TO QUIET TITLE NOTICE OF ACTION TO CHULUOTA COMPANY, a dissolved Florida corporation CO St. George Street, St. Augustine, Florida; WILLIAM P. KENAN JR., Room 1173, 110 Broadway. New York, New York; L. C. HAINES, Room 1523, 110 BrOadway, New York, Now York; C. 0. BOICE. Room 1123, 120 Broadway, P4. I York. P4ev York; SCOTT At Score A Touchdown I i I 5 Tom Bowser & Sons THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO F.D.I,C. PH. 365.3498 OVIEDO LE Go Get" em Lions!!! E DY'S 05 WINTU 5811. INC. FIWEFABRICS FINE LINENS FINE FASHIONS FOR DISCRIMINATING GIRLS OF ALL AGES Serving Winter Park for 32 years 311 Park Ave. South Winter Park Conley & Associates, Inc. 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Stampede 'em Ums PHONE 365.3228 - Best Wishes J Country Quick MARKET ' ! .:A NEW SMYRNA 'CUDAS —FRIDAY---- 1~ All parties in interest and citizens dissolved Florida corporation; M. tII have an opportunity to be M SMITH, JR., STELLA SMITH SAID ESTATE: vs— 1 Avenue is wogi'sed to be rezoned INC. a Florida Cc4poratksrs. as from SR.1AA (Single.Fimiiy successor in interett to MODEL Residential) District to Ml.) LAND COMPANY. EAST ORAPGE iMedium lndutrIaI) District, Said LAND COMPANY, a dissolved CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST OVIEDO LIONS HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES: ij Deceased. Property beirog more Particularly Florida corporation; HUGO NOTICE TOCREDITORS described as follow-% NORCIDERG and M M SMITH, TS ALL PERSONS HAVING Lots 3 and 1, 01cock 10, A 0 JR_ as surviving Trustees of EAST -- 8:00 P.M. .,( : Legal Notice Commercial General District said zoning Cla%sUfca,lcns are described In the zoning ordinances 01 the City of Altamonte Sprir.gt, Florida, fo wit: Ordinance No7y) and asamendctland supplemented, Public Hearing will be held iflthe C.ly nail. AItCnlonle Springs, Florida, on Tuesday. December 1973. at 4)0 pm • or as soon ?hereafteratpOtsibie. at which time interested parties for and against the proposed zoning classification change will be heard. This Notice Is to be published by Potting in three (3) public places within the City of Alfamonte Springs, Florida, and Published TheSanfordHe:aid,aw,,perof general Circulation in said City omit (I) lime at least fiftein (IS) days Prior to the time of the Public Hearing, OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL '' - You and each ci you are hereby a default may be entered Block 0 of WeatpsersfId as againit you for the r.plief demand notified and required to file any hl'.ald at said hearing, ed recorded in Plat ROSE, KATE LOUISE LETTICE a. pages 44 in the petition, claims and d'mands which you, or By or and 45 p cii the City Commission k a Louise Smith Lettice and WITNESSmyhandandth.sealo. Countj- UblCRe(Otd$OfSfirnfnoJe eItherof you. may ha ve aga.,sf said of the City ci Sanford, Florida. WILLIAM SMITH SCHULTZ, as LESS : the Court at Sanford, Seminole By: H. N. Tamm. Jr. devisees,of M. M. SMITH, EasteriyIlCSfee$.LE55,h riphtse estate ln the ofgic,of the Clerk of,f1. crt Florida, this City Clerk 3011'S day Of of way: and LESS Court of the 15th JUdiCiI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County. Deceased ; J. 8. GORE and MARY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- October, 1973. Northeast corner and less '.'"X Circuit, Seminole Counly, Florida, Publish: Nov. 1$, 1973 L. GORE, his wife.- J E SNYDER 200 Probate Division, in the Courthouse 0EV-I? CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Seal) a k a James Evans Snyder and E. L. .it the Northwest corner Arthur H. Beckwith.- -' at Sanford, Florida. wSffih. Six COUNTY. tflDiha ,, , • Jr SNYDER a-. a tnia L.. •'y" I I. urluuw,a, wsirict ,US L. ny0ir, District to CO Clerk of the Circuit Court DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR - . CIVIL DIVISION 731533-0 eno DORIS JANE GOLDEN. for - CASE NO. By: Linda M, Harris of NICHOLE TERESA Deputy Clerk HAP4LON & LOWE, FALKOWSKI, a Minor. Plaintiff, NOTICE . Publish: Nov. 1, 5, 1$, 72. 19'73 TO: MR. ZYGMUNT FALKOWSK1 JAMES M. DRENNAN, WILMA EV 1 136 PASEO DEL DESCAItSO JEAN DRENNAN. his wife, arid -SANTA BARBARA. JORDAp MARSH COMPANY, ,, CiRCUiT COtJN I, CALIFORNIA Florida corporation, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. You are notified that the above. Cult IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Dtfendants named Pelitionitrs, DANIEL NOTICEOF SUIT COUNTY, FLORIDA. WEBSTER GOLDEN. JR. and TO: JAMES M. ORENNAN and PROBATE DIVISION DORIS JANE GOLDEN, have filed WILMA JEAN DRENP.sAN In re: Estate of a petition in t'se above styled Cog't Residence Unknown ROBERT J. NICHOLSON, for th5 adoption of the minor child AND TO: ALL Deceased. PARTIES named In that petition and you are CLAIMING INTEREST BY, NOTICE TO CREDITORS commanded to serve a copy of your THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST To All Creditors And All Persons written defenses, If any on THE AFORESAID PARTIES HavingClaimsOrDemandsA.ains, Petitioners' attorney, wtiose adYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Said Estate: mess is Icardl I Wombles, P.A., THAT AN ACTION You, and each of you, are her TO P0. Box 175. Winter Park, Florida FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE ON notified and required to present any 32719, on 01 before tdovtmbff 301h, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IN claims and demands Which you, or 1973, and file the original with tPSC SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: •itht' of you, may have against the Clerk Of this Court •ittii.r h.fr.r.. '-,'-OQ.UCMPS -. a. ..... ....-'---. tT61TUNTJ, LAKE 4 - HILLS, NICHOLSON, ,, 1-"ILU 11515 17th day of LEFTIN. Room 421, Graham default v.11 be Taken aoanst you om',ce on Pttition.feat;m,n.,F, 71.It71.A AIfarni1n4cni....,,. rg......a.., CAS E "'W. O'.I.u**W4 to iliC' 5CT thereof as ..JI.Ua, mu ucceaseg, late of Mahoning County, r,uvrn5(.r, AU. 1973. '.--. Building, Jacksonville. Florida, J. for the uI-Cf demanded in the DIVISION A irnmei.atety thereafter; otherw se Said City Council recorded in Plat Book 13, Page p will hold a public Ohio, in the office of the Clerk of the S. Phyllis JordahI Compta.nt CLARKE. Room 1173, 120 a dtfault may be entered against lit 15 the Marriage of hearing on the question of changing City Clerk Public Records of Seminole County, Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Broaaway, New York. New York; WITNESS my hand and official you for the relief demanded in Use the DAVID L. HUNTER, zoning HuSband classification Florida." 01 the Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, the City isa) of offIce at San ford, Siminole EAST ORANGE LAND COMPANY, petition. and following described property: has been filed against you, and you Attamonte Springs, Florida Florida, Pr obate Division, in the a dissolved Florida corporation 49 County. FIO,ida, this 30th day of DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER, WITNESSmy hand andthe seal c4 Parcel I: The East are rewired to serve a copy of your of '. PublishNov. SE Court House at IS, IV?) Florida, October, 1973. North Orange Avenue, Orlando, ttse Court of !.enford. Seminole written defenses, if any, to it on within four monthsSanford, Wife: of SE 'i of SW SCHOIS 71, from the date of 0EV 92 Florida Artrtjr H Beckwith, Jr., Township II County, Florida. this 29th day of NOTICE TO DEFEND South, Range 79 East, George G. Daniels, attorney toe first publication Of this notice. Clerk of the Circuit Court AND TO: October, 1911 SemT•G County, Florida; THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10: whote address Is 69 East. - Each claim or demand must be in Plaintiff, By: Linda M. Harris BGOREand MARY L. GORE, (.eaI) DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER Parcel 2: Wvtt 171 feet of North Central Boulevard, Orlando, Flor ida wr iting and must state the place Oputy Clerk hit wife, J. E. SNYDER ak a James 711.5 feet of NE I, of SE 14 of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr ed1Unknown 32101, and file the original with the residence and post -oflice address Of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Publish: Nov. 1. 1. 13, 21, 1973 Clerk of the Circuit Court See.ticn 21, Township 2) South,ElansSnyderandE. L. SNYDER aLast knawn ma;iing the Claimant and must be sworn to OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND CL'rkof the above .styled Court 01 0Ev I k-a Edia I. Snyder, Psl wife; LAURA By. LindaHarris addrets) Unknc*n Range 79 East, Seminoic County, before the 25th day of November, by the claimant, his agent, or his AMENDMENTS 114 CERTAIN I M. STEEVER and Deputy Clerk of hutband; Florida; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED and East DISTRICTS AND 192 fed l attorney, 1973, otherwise a judgment may be North BOUNDARIES or It will be barred acAMELIA F. COLLINS and L 8 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PubliSh, Nov 1, , , S fCt Of NW ',of OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF that DAVID L HUNTER has filed a entered agCintt you for the release a ci w cording to law TOCOPISIDERANNEXATION COLLINS, her husband, CHARLES 01 Seton 21, Tc*-nShp 21 South, I'rf!n in th C:rcuit Court DEVS THE CI TV OF demanded fl tile Complain? SAtII'op,O. DATED thiS 2nd day f N(tce is here T. STEEVER arid -- STEEVER, gve-n :tat a Seminole County, Florida. for Range 79 East, Seminole County, FLORIDA. ben, 1973. WITNESSmyhandand,heIof IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Public Hewing will be held at the his wife; CHARLES T STEEvER Florida; Ditolutl of Notice Marriage 5 and hereby given sold Cou rt a that on this 29th day of Oc. G Anit* a Speer FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CQmrnktslonRonmir.thedltyHatlin JR. and -- STEEVER, his wife Public Hearing will be held at the reqjett for a determination As Ancillary 1973. FLORIDA. the City of Sanford, Florida, t 7:00 Last known addresses unbTnow'n Parcel 3: Tht East 193 fef LESS Commission Room in the City Hall (Seal) Administrator Cum CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1549-A o'clock P.M. on *140 TO: 74 Properties, t North 211.3 feet of NW wit' of SE in the Cty of Sanford. Florida, at I i Arthur H. of Bec k w ith, Jr. Testamen$o Anriexo DIVISION A 10 consider the Ann All penons or parties having or of Lot 4, Block "N", NORH SW l - of SectIon 21, Township 7,00 o'clock P.M. on November Cleft. of Circuit Court 0 the Estate of in re: the marria ge property described as folio',vs: claiming any right fill* or interest 1973, to consider changes and ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION Range 29 East, Seminole By: Joy Webb ROBERT J. NICHOLSON EMERSON 0. CROSS, to the real property hereafter amendments to the Zoning Of. SEVEN asperplatther,,ecorded County. Flor ida; Deputy Clerk PETITIONER AND Deceased PAULA G. described SCHEDULEA Parcell: West 'ofE ' of SE ' dinCri(C of th City af Sanford, in Plat Book I), page 3, Public ---- -- -- -Publish 5: NovI 1 19 73 RESPONDENT 1)1? N, $01 ill Cf YOU ARE HEREBY -. --. F lorida. as follows: HEREBY NOTIFIED Records of Seminole County, or sw 'of S tion 2 ec 1 , Township Il DCV East CenTra Boulevard NOTICE OF ACTION that an action to Quiet titl, to the cor Government Lot 3. Sec 1010 South. Range hii East, Seminole between SCL Fiotida, LESS the following: That property lying Begin Orlando, TO. PAULA G cRoss Florida 37*0) Run N 4)7.42 it, E IIJAI following described real property — PR main line R-W arid Persimmon at the NW cor ner of said Lot a, said County, Florida; arid NE 'it of SE' Attorney 101 plaintiff RESIDENCE UNKNOWN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND It, W417,i2 It to P00. Said property feet situate in Seminole County, Florida: ' Point being on the Southerly .w 013w LESS West corner Avenue and between Third Street YOU ARE HEREBY 1401 IFIED Publish: NovI. I. 15.22. IVn FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, and the Wiy extension of Eighth line Qt Morton Lafle,Said R'Wbelng West 211.5 feet NW of Section ispresentty:onedA.1 (Agricultural) PARCEL "A" Lots 4. S and 6, 2), 0Ev; 11 a1 an action for dissolution FLORIDA. District. Block "D", Lots 4. $ arid 4 Block Street Is preposed to be revned • concavcd to the Nor. Township 2 1 South, Range 29 Eat,, UIeg.s and to claim special NO. 73-1429.1 "F', AND from SR.1AA (Single-Family thwesterty,havirsgarad;usf 43021 Seminope County, Florida; REVISED MAP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CIVIL ACTION OF in re: the Marriage of equity 'SI 8ttd to the following CHULUOTA, according to the Plat Beg mt R.W Lake Mary Road and ICCI and an intersection angle of 10 FLORIDA Parcel 5: East 37055 feet of NW '.. Residential) District to Ml 2 1 10 H TEEN I In VoiusLi County, Florida, property BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TAYLOR, (Medium W line Lot 23, RunE 121.73 fIats P . rees 7)' 12", thence NE'ly along 01 SE '. 045W'. LESS East 192 feet, thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 7, Industrial) District. Said JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE PETITIONER. AND DOROTHY has been filed by EMERSON D. Pd)) degrees W 705 7 ft. S 14 oegr.es P'Openty being more particularly said R.W line and the arc of said Section 71. Township II South, page 31, Public Records of Sem inole COUNTY, FLORIDA JEAN TAY L OR , RESPONDENT. described 59' 57' W 31.17 ft. N II o,grj - CROSS: County, Florida curve 77,75 feet, thence 5atff5 )7 Range 29 East, Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1513 as fc,Ilowj: Loft Ito 10. inclusive, cii Block 9, NOTICE OF ACTION 105.4.3 It, W tow line I..ol 2$. S to Beg. PARCEL "I" NE '. of SE 'i. Ins O4VI5ION A Beg at a pt on the Present degrees 29' 30" East 260.37 feet to a Florida; ccordirsg to wants corrartad map TO: DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR La*e Mmmii, ts?.tes. I F', nurme'riy Parcel 6: Beginning 370.13 tees the tlorth 14$fe of E ½ 01 cc 'of City Limits lln• nsf ?h. ri,.. M t ; il. ihc Marriage coin? on the South line of said Lot a. , Enterprise frJ i RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Portion of said property is presently ford, Which line It parallel with and of Nortflf Corner of NW , NE 'a Of SE '-., Sec tion 79, Township South it degrees 59' 37" west CHARLES At MILLER, Book), Page 31, Public Reordt of 21 SOUlS , Range 32 East zoned R 3 lMultipl of SW '.,, section 1 Family 71111 WeStwardly, measured at right flS tO feet along said South line of Cii SE Volusia County, Florida 0aCC1.t the Las? known Mailing Pe-soenitiali O:?nict, The Southerly and anOles from the center line of LOt 4 :o Southwest corner, thenc e Township 21 South, Pantj. 29 East, PARCEL "C" NW'. Of SE 1,1151 Northerly 3.7 feei Of LOts 4 and AdIress Is portion 1 said property 5 prfliflhly Seminole County, Florida. running W ½ 01 SE 1 4 01 NW orth degrees 05' Persimmon Avenue; said pi being N 7, FRANCIS MILLER, Wife II" West Of SE tir 733.59 d the South-et-ty 54 3 fed of Lots S 7507 Beach Boulevard, St. distant I ft touthwetfwardly loried If IA (Single FamIly 'Section 9, Township 71 fret along the W'ly line of said Lot 4 Wrt /5 N feet, thence IC degrees NOTICE OF ACTION h. a 'hCrC-f oven at a right of wai St P4rsbijrg. Flcrda i Frnr4 Mijcr Rai' , 22 last mr-asured st right dr'gles from the to Use Point of tieginning, -'c%idenhial Dsrit [- flit 210 01 fect, thtn, 140r')h 226-41 m4.Cr,mCflI to Vc'ius%a County; said YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED center line of SCL's Sanforci.Alonsa MId feet to the beginning; AND PARCEL "0" 1 '1 of SW 'li Of SE 729 . Street eaum'ne,st being recorded In De'eo that an action for dittolul ion of Tract; running thence southwardly 'a. Section 29 Township 21 South, Beg NE cor LOT 23, Run Village of North Orlando, North from PiJO Planned Unit Develop Valdojta, Gec'gla 31401 Book 446, Page 431, Public Records Range 37 East. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED marriage has been filed against you along Said City Limits line so, n Orlando Ranches, Section 1. Block ment Distric t to MFI Residential degrees E 973.11ff, S 73 degrees S-I of Volusia County, Florida. by BENJAMIN FRANKLIN mortar less; thence westwardly at W 2-Il lIft. S $4 degrees $9' that a proceeding for dis%Olutio Lot 3, as recorded in ft e Public Multiple Family District at said PARCEL "1" NW ½ of SE '- Of 4 you are required 10 serve a TAYLOR, and you are required to right angles from classifications are described 701 71ff, $11 dejree't 1 417.43 it to SW ½, Section 29, Twnthlp 71 marriage has been filed against you see a written copy 01 your f"Se preceding Land Recor ds of Sem inole County. cop-i 04 your defenses, I? course and you are regsiired to serve a copy more or ies ba Cf flit POE, N 11 degrees W 205.?) II. N Yu are required to serve a copy in the zoning ordinances Of the City South. Range 33 East, any, to It on CARROLL BURKE. if any, to It on CARROLL eastwardly, measured & your v'tt Otfe('$ 59' 7" F 7 71 ft. S It at right of your written def ens, it any, on 0 AtIamte Spning, FInrda, t defe.sse',, if any, PARCEL "F" SE I, 0f 3 SW ,.,i !fr Pr'.? FFFF ,F. .trnn- •'r Prttr.r. If.,-T) t •S't Orn,'irt ti 2 2t ?] "'r"{. r'J -sU ' .'t Si f''t .,fl i . , Stic ii, Tnhp Il South, . I:u.utw T WOULI-OL O1 ,ss -. .S?Icrn,, , [5Q 8i1 $rt-.rU AIin: banx. whOSO auJress is 617 Sanford 04 SCL's Jacksonville ed and ng WhOSt Ra e 32 East. tUpplemtnted L,snr Minnie Eit.slet. 5,10 property main Attorney for Petitioner, whsa amend names and addresses IppeaI' Building, Sanford, Florida 3777), Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, track tp.,ra a ------ PUbIiI? Hearin ..:ii , .."'a.,.,. 10* . -•• •_,•• -. -. toned I-iM W'V' 1JVTr m'.0 in inc—" ."*vurumy - . --• "" 'mvo a *)'TIt irmoet' .ga'nsy gai n st you and you F V .m,fl,irth rt,&n,.l unlh ,, rla, aE i't _., ,. .-,...:; :':::"-."' -.: -. ii )!i'fli ,.,.,. nail, AIyCmQnte are requtr ..' nvrmnwesvwArdly parallel and or Attamongø Spnl, Florida 37OI, 's dent cit District Springs, ivt3 andIletheorigihal therenf with IF 4, to serve a copy of your ' I burl Seminole County with the Clerk t .ncut, bunt, concentric with the last me Pr Cirrk of this Coors either AND ntioned ônd file the original with the Clerk og Florida, Ofl Tuesday, December a, Written defenses, it any, to before Florida on or before the 7th day of flOIy County Florida Sanford 1973, at A'30 pm., or as servçe enter line I 430 ft more or less to a the above styled Court on or Petitioner't atloey or Lott I and 2, Clark's Acre, P8 0, PATRICK W. DOYLE, Plaintiff's soon fOfC on before theibhdayof December I ft soihwestwary, m easur ed December 71h, 1973, otherwise thereafter.spotsi,, at which time attorney, whole address Fig 73 a is A Jgment will be entered against O 1971, other wise a judgment will at right angles from the center lint a default Will heentered ,against yOU and default and ullimate Judgment will interested parties for and against MURRAPI AND DOYLE, Attorneys you for the relief demanded in the be cered againSt you for the relief 01 Said SIC for the the Proposed zoning Classification of Low. 90) Well Morse Sanford Aloma main be entered against you for the relief rotlef demanded Teat portion of Lot 25 Lake Petiti demanded in the Petition track. Said p1 being distant 23 p dhanoe will be heard. petition P.O. Box 132$, Winter Park, Florida demanded ,n the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of WITNESS my hand andfheseatof SoUth*lttwardfy mrasred along This Notice IS to be Published by WITNESS my h,ind and the wal of WITNESS my hand and official ci Ln' 2. (ltrk' rre Said properly 37719. on or before November 30th, Imid Court on tit !hC tr. day of Posting in three 13) publ c place C.rt on the lflh day of 197) and tile Ire cm gnat R IA '-:r *ith the P4QvmTj.' A 0 1973 o *ilhin the City of Mile r A. D. l -_ Post A 7. All4monte Clerk Of this Court thence f1oemhem. / 0 )1J. 4es.denlai District before istall 5 pr;ng ISeaf I Florida, southeastwary SEALJ (Seat) and publishedservice parallel to the la ii pertier in :rrest anij cit tens on Plaintiff's att or ney or rut It Bekw*th Jr A.Thur H Beckwith, Arfhi 4 llertwitr,, Jr The Sanford Herald, a newSpaper of mentioned center line 1,135 ft more Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr., Shall have an Oppor? mity to be immediately thereafter, otherwise Clerk of Circuit COJfl Clerk of Cruit Couo ornefaf circulation in laid City one Cler k of Circuit Court or less to the of of beg containing a def ault judgment Clerk of Circuit Court heard t said hear,g will entered Seminole County, Florida Seminole li time at least fifteen 1$) dais againSt 13) acres more mty, Florida By- Joy Stokes 5eminole County Florida t By of1rar ut the City '•li prior to thetime 01 the B Joy webb All Clerk t(Cjt end hy toy Webb in the Comp't nt pi to F i. c .,ll Lieuring t 4,e an AS ty AtCl5 OF OOu4y Clerk to WITNESS my hand ' "i seat thiS Carroll B'i CARROLL BURKE atd at Said bCarinq HuTci-IlsoN DATED this 12th day of November LEFLER 79tf5 day 01 October 1973 & EDMUND T WOOLFOLK H. N Tamm, Jr. Attorney for Pttilioner Attorney fr Pet t,oner AD 1973 MORRIS By Order of fe City Commission ESQUIRE (COURT SEALS City Clerk f 4.12 Sanford Atlantic 611 Sanford AtlantiC POST OFFICE DRAWER H 04 the City of Sanford, Florida. PhyII's Jordahl Post Office B CURTIS N BARNES City £an'ord. Florida Bonk B1d Bank Building 8y. City Clerk 5A74F0R0. FLORIDA 37111 N. Temm, Jr Aitamonte Spr,ri, Fl 77701 Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish Oct 25 t. ) $ 1$ 2' 01 t he Sanford Florida 37771 Sanford, FIida City Clerk City of If?! AthNrseys tOt Pet t'ontt Attorney for Petitioner By- Linda M. Harris 1973 PubI 5h PubliSh. Now. 1, 13. 27, 79, 1973 Publish Nov 15 1973 - Altamonte Springs, Florida Nov 4 IS 7? 29 197) Pubth. Nov. 1$. 77 17. °e'c 6 1173 Publiratson PlOY 5 Dep 27 197) ut y Clerk DEli-to) r,r v 9 Pub',th Nov. IS 1973 DFV-S PC H Ot V $7 Publish I t Di, 9 1 1973 f'' a - - ' ; PROBATE DIVISION PR NO. 73.ISS-CP Estate of RAYMOND 8 . OSBORNE, - ?. pertizing. The glory is being taken SEMINO~.E COUNTY, FLORIDA L"mon street and wellit of Depot porallon; FLAGLER SYSTEMS, clOssificaliflOn of the "You can't believe team mo. New York Rangers into a 44 tie allifforrally or Immediately thereafter; following describ ed proptrty; Legal Notice is . 1971—HA a jubilation to atr specifical Sc ly Bill) Herman or Notice is hereby given that I em FICHTIOUS NAME NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ot- THE fl?ice t: t-; :ten ?'T OF PR " j n.P,tje C u. si..t1,UPlTH jutiir,*I. CI!"-'.r' -vr., a -i "*.:---Z. Z: C. C..l ;,in;nue, AMrJMtNt,) SN CERTAIN UI1. SEMINOLE COUNTY, COUflIV, FII),kla Ave., Sanford Seminole County, DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES FLORIDA, GENERAL CIVIL - I der fidjtk, name of DREWS USED CAR Florida unertne fictitious name of OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF DIVISION, CENTER, and ff581 I feyJ f KLEN AUTO CLEANERS SERV., THE CITY OF SANFORD, CiVIl. ACTION NO. 73-13111 I'rstersaldnamewith the Clef of and that I intend to recister said FLORIDA CITRUS COUNCIL OF GIRL the Circuit Court, Sem;ror County, name with the Clerk of the Crcut Notice .5 htrcb Qen that honda SCOUTS, INC , Florida in accordance with the Court, Seminole County, Florida In Public Hearing will b held at the r a tion not tow' profit, Provisions at the Fictitious Name accordance with the Provisions of Commission Room in the City Hall Plaintiff, Statiiles. To Wit: Section the Fictitious Name Statutes. To in the City of Santord. Florida, at v. Florida Statutes 1951. Wit: Section 54309 Flo( Ida Statut es 7:00 o' clock P.M. on November 76, CHULUOTA COMPANY, a S: Drew D. Daubner 1957. IC;). to consider changes and dissolved Florida corporation; Publish: Nov. 13. 72, It Dec. 6, 1973 5: John Wright, Jr. amendments to the Zoning Or- WILLIAM P. KENAN, JR., L. C. 0EV-I? Publish: Nov. 1. A. 13, 72, 1973 dlrsance of the City of Sanford, HAINES, C. 0, BOICE, SCOTT M 0EV I florida, as follows: LEFTIN, and J. 0. CLARKE. as Thai property lying between 75?PS Trustees of CHULUOTA COM. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Place (Wylly Avenue) and vac -fled PANY, a dissolved Florida ITY ALTAMONTE .-. a,% ''? Now we appear to be corn ingintoanothererao1overcx Legal Notice rale compared with what it was with Chicago Legal Notice 41 away from the athletes and being accorded to those agents of espionage known as baseballscouts. Up to that point they had Never in baseball, as tg ' riou5 run at Babe Ruth's that tni,on he confronted prcviousl) been noted, has bun in the happy delusion rtcurd the much smaller Baker, that their own good pitching 'The Book" played such a 'i Like most managers in that grabbing him with both hands tal tactical part. hid been responsible for van. era, Bak er coached at third around the throat. quishing the lialtimores. Now Major league clubs who base He as a gifted sign "Listen, wise guy," said the was an outsider, a man here c-ce usei their scouts exclu stealer and adept at sizing up slugger. "You're grabbing they seldom see, getting the sivety for ferreting out young a pitcher and 'calling" his more publicity out of m Credit via written reports prospects have onur'ed pitch. That is, whether be was home runs than lam, Now cut Sometimes the ball bounces them to sp)ing on future opabou t o throw a curve or a Those homers are pO fasttl. bread and butter. Next winter ne A's,( I h' d On the fastball, Baker Vern Hoscheit, who has at contract time, they'll lx, coterie of four, headed by A] would whistle shrilly to been e t'r thini fit haseh,iII, copiw imprianL It's !oinj to 1FlIinsrth and thed. iItui1. F'uwirnU, uikc &idetit UI 19 tut ioc i ia it uu Like the ised Hill 1tig:iy, puttu t0 Hank would set for the pitch 1961 oi the Three-Eye League credit for them." gether The Book, first on the and aim for the fence. (that's where the umpires Greenberg's grip on Baltimore Orioles and then The system worked well ... wore monaclesi, and now he Baker's throat was so tight the New York Mets. up to a point. that the manager couldn't is a truster coach of manager When he won the play-offs Baker himself rWned the talk. But he nodded his head manager Dick Williams' Dick Williams. For Oakland, lash-up. fie is the Keeper of The Book, in a hurry. paused in the locker room Legal Notice Legal notice Pilot, rl ii ii , Thiircdav _ 7 By BILL CONE IN Copley News Service . The Sanford Herald ACDnf R 1' Their Scouts Ta cti c s -. -i t:Vk!iL4 • ____ "A ,1'J : IP I, - - . . I ~_ __ - *1~ - I__ - - '-r'"' - - ,14 - _~_~. 1:, 4 . —----- ---•- S P -:.":.- -- :-'-. 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" r Discusses 01S l i upp 'IXI . )~ WIN y . ,-.r I&I-41 [a C, -1 4 ,k-' '1 OKYt) Al' ~% kk ___ 1II!( Wri I" '' - - , .. .. -. 'r ..- -. I • . ' . ' ' % F 44 i/ t •u'i"• 't ,III ~.4Y..1 ' occupied a good most economic critical ope with an estimated 20 per cent cutback in its Imports of crude oil next month 'L Hurry!LastDay -- tA" "' Under 12 75c Adults 1.75 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pret of c AsssilcM NaUceal EiiI.fpdsl$ ~6" • ___ By THE .SSOC1ATED PRESS etretary of Stit Henry A. road to ia.. control, a provi- transfer to U.N control of the Tnt' prospects for the ceeKissinger last week. These in. sion the Egyptians had de- checkpoints on the road to Suez manded as a prerequisite for a will open a supply corridor to It. tire along the Suez Canal tmeluded: proved today as Israel and 'I -The transfer of Israeli prisoner exchange. An Israeli -Free uuW Oi SUkPPUCSk to Egypt began exchanging pris- checkpoints on the Caira-Suez communique said the subject the city of Suez, a southern Driers of war and Israel agreed had been "finalized" and that the canal, which Is parto give U.N. forces control of the U.N. troops "will be respon- end of by the Israelis. occupied the highway from Cairo to the sible for the operation of thew tially and wounded will be Civilians t \ checkpoInts." town of Suez and the Egyptian 3rd Army. -Shipment of nonmilitary evacuated (ruin the cit, I . Israel also revised its count of A Red Cross DUG took off supplies to the Egyptian 3rd from Cairo for Tel Aviv with Army on the southeast bank of Arab prisoners, saying it had a the Suez Canal. It has been en- total of 8,721 Egyptians to be wounded Israeli prisoners, and 44 wounded Egyptians left Tel 1 circled by Israeli forces, but the freed. • . Aviv aboard a Red Cross jetlin- ' er for Cairo. The International Red Cros9 said it expected to complete the operation in about a week - - - __________________________________________ - -- ' I Arrangements for the prisonCr swap were part of an agreement completed Wednesday by Israeli Maj. Gen. Aharon Yariv and Egyptian 12. Gen. Mo. hamined Gamazy in another one of their meetings at 1(1lometer 101, whe.e the ceasefire line crosses the Cairo-Suez highway. I 2 I- Royal Newlyweds H Sea CASSELBERRY - -T ve . - 0 \( ____ - M- - V • " / k_ - 5fl ______________ - I I • Rot PIV Peachy & Her Puppets Put a puppet on her hand and the puppet talks. Four different puppets say two different things In their very own puppet voices. Take the puppet off and Peachy TM says o things In her own voice. 18" fail, 4 puppets Included. - 9 4. 22 / -- Road Runner" strong steel velocipede, xClusjy at Penneys! 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SCHOOL VO-TECH ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPOINTED - THE NEW members of the vocationaltechnical and business education advisory • c boaL$ rd IJ LIII.. LJL.IIIIIIIJIi,, i'sUULiLy I)..IIO0i Board held the first meeting of th eir two-year term Tuesday. The members are (bottom row 1 to r) Louis A. Fly, vice president of Ft. Lauderdale Steel an Manufacturing Inc., Chairman Charles Butterworth manager of Chase Fertilizer Division of Chase and Company; and Roy G. Chilcote, from the Florida State Em- education at SeminoleJurnor College; and E. S. flriIr. . • 1 • i • u LJJU5iU, di rector o educatt.i the Sem nole f I t School Board. member of the committee is James P Kinsey, f P bI' Market Seminole Plaza . ne com mittee i bridge between the schaols and the industrial community of the t' helping vocational-technical progr chc with the needs of local industry. n i co o ployment Service: (top row I to r) Russell Moncrief, director of vocational-technical boundary line. financialworlds. 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I , - - ' - ! 7~ 7:- _ b~ W In -- - - - - _ - -_ Uk' UiW i:: - r U tither console or TV steri.o "inbination models in wood i ibinets with 23-inch screens are Section 50 copies are d I r bu ted to more than 100,000 readers throughout the area, includanci Sanford 3 a ..___ . Longwood, Lake Mary Casselberry, North Orlando Fern McMahon urged anyone Park, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, ftnrnngsuch serial numr 'Li0, Forest nLs television set to disconnect City, Goldenrod, part it iinnediately and contact the digit numbers preceded by the e ers or - - "The sets are being called back because of an electrical defect that could cause a serious electrical shock" said McMahon - - - -- The sale of real estate In the third quarter of the year for the first time contributed to the company's profit picture. Total earnings after taxes from real estate and other transactions, excluding life insurance, amounted to 378 per cent of the total profits of the company. I was announced that construction and sales of the condominium project at Ponce Inlet, south of Daytona Beach, are moving forward very well and should contribute to the company's profitability In 1974. i__ -. In ann'uncin' the rculLs Ii 'r the first nine months of 1973, Chairman of the Board ',',iIlIam F Mitchell and President - Darrell G. llaass pointed out that as respects the company's whollj oncd subsidmar>, Amencan Pioneer Life insurance Company, both D;odudtion and profitability were favorable ;Gross premium income for the nine month period totaled $1,735,067 as compared with $1,358,295 ior the same period - last year with profitability on life Insurance, excluding real estate sales, totaling $159,229 after taxes as compared with -- 189,186 last year for an Increase of 79 per cent. Name - -- - 922 - 01_ American Pioneer Corporation of Orlando announced that net after-tax profits for the year to date amounted to $256,O2, or6 cents per sh.re,as compared with $83,5M,or6 cents per - share, for the same period last year, an increase of 333 per cent on a per share basis. c 1.4 C II - (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) ded - ftce or library. You can obtain your copy through this I 300 N. FRENCH AVE - - - - Under one cover, you'll find a gold mine of valuable facts and information which the world's largest news agency helped compile. More than 1,000 pages. thousands of subjects.. .plus a colorful map and flag section- Its a MUST book for every horn., of- IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They .lust Fit Between Stvddinasand Rafters) i1raL - - EACH aiithró - ' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES üIjr - I .11 _____ . CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING __ __ __ - __ _._______ ____________ __________ __ NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN __ ~___ ~__ ___________ ______ As the Winter Park area admissions increased over grows, services required of eleven per cent, patient days Winter Park Memorial Hospital increased only about eight per Charter passenger miles totaled 459,000,000, up 35.6 per also increase, the Hospital cent." cent from 338,000,000 in October, 1972. This includes a 6L1 per reported last week to its , cent increase in military charter passenger miles and a 303 All other areas of activity in As3ociation embers. per cent increase in commercial charter passenger miles. Statistics compiled covering the hospital showed normal Charter passenger miles In October, 1972 represented 23.8 the fiscal year ending Sep- increases consiitent with the - per cent of total system traffic, compared to 17.4 per cent in er some of - October, 1972. entaeerxc and more us S Exten crease In patient aclmlslons sophisticated procedures such ___ director for Deltona, it was persons availing themselves of ertain days and hours, over the previous year up to as Radioisotope tests which By FANNETIE EDWARDS Acquisition Approved showed sharper increases. revealed the cost of a round trip the bus service to make it Schedules for bus trips were an all-time high of 10,997. Herald Correspondent from the third area would be $1. profitable and he would have to based on questionnaires filled .1-I II I occurred in all I. DEI.TONA DeLand Winter Park Memorial The bus, which previously discontinue it. Support from the out by residents. U!iited First Florida Banks, Inc. announced that approval categories obstetrics, maintained its heavy surgical Suburban Bus Co. has begun only provided transportation DeLand merchants and The bus will serve the second pe a ics, an genera'. uliui. to acquire the Boynton Beach First National Bank and Trust Monday, ?xtended service to include the nature with an increase in between the first area of Chamber of Commerce, and third areas on has been received from the Federal Reserve Board. the were up from second and third areas of surgical patients comparah!e to Deltona and Deltona Plaza, DeBary and Deltona private Wednesday and Friday and Boynton Beach First National Was organized in 1964 and Deltona as was announced by overall increase Deflary, Orange City and citizens and aid from Mackle first area each day. Route for "Statistics prove we are the has grown steadily under the leadership of President John M. George Fawley, owner and Del-and, is the only public Brothers Corp. made it possible the first area will remain as making progress in one of the Howell. Total assets of the bank were S33.8 million at Sept. 30. e demand on the operator of the bus line and transportation, other than taxi to retain the service, follows: From Deltona Plaza at main efforts to control hospital Emergency Room also inJames Ragsdale, assistant cab, available to I)eltona that of reducing 8 a.m., 10 a.m., and noon to costs creased IU total of 23,905 director of government and residents. Many of the senior Ragsdale and Fawley both Deltona Boulevard; to Nor- length of stays," reported L 1 1S111 iflC,Uuvu both emergency Florida iO ray community relations of the citizens living on a limited stressed "good-hearted neigh- mandy; Lombardi; Chip- President-Administrator and out -patient t ype treatMackie Brothers Miami office, income complained taxi fares bars" should not offer to give pendale; Stillwater, Horizon; Harvey K. Meagher. 'While menis at a meeting of the residents of were prohibitive for them, riders waiting for the bus a Covewood; Henderson; ________________________ Flo Ida Rock md these areas last week. "aft" to Dehand in their per- Lombardi; Merrimac; PiedMeagher noted that durin Florida, announced that Its Board of Directors has declared Fawley had first announced .A)n;il cars, once the rider has niont; Wellington; Normandy ii t b mee t year e new Florida Nort,i k an annual dividend of $30 per share payable Jan. 2, 1974 to Dwight Hawkins, recreation that there were not enough signed up to travel on the bus on and back to Plaza. Hospital absorbed a lot of the Wards shareholders of record on Nov. 21. 1973. emergency and out-patient Thompson S. Baker, Chairman, stated that this action _________________________________________________________________________________________ load, but by September the represents the first cash dividend declared by the Company -_-_ Reca l ling demand at Winter Park 1_1_-_ since Its public offering of shares in October, im and _ I__ r Memorial was nevertheless represents the initiation of a new policy by the Board or La1 _____ _higher than the pre,ious -r e - -_ -.-_ Directors of paying an annual dividend. However, Mr. Baker V "September. Set ,, -'.. & statedthatfuturedlvidenddeclaratlonswtllbesubjecttothe ,1 4 - Compan) 's future earnings, capital requirements and j TA I I A H A S S I E -T h e -_________________ iIg - -, Montgomery Ward Company - SATU RATED 11% -: -;! I has announced it Is recalling Florida Rock Industries is a southeastern construction c I . ~. -___ . product and transportation company concentrating in , . -~ A ~ y WITH Id in the southeastern states aggregates in Florida, concrete products In Florida and [ ~ ~_k ~ ~ . during the Fall of l%9 acVirginia, and the transportation of aggregates and -21' prduc15 ii.i cording to Bill McMahon, '_.psrsi,r .J.nt.i-i&. t -, rl!VWtZ1 kssint Director. Division of I'\ ' Consumer Services, Florida Al l , American Pioneer Profits Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. ; T,,--,I I'-- . -,, # _*~ t. L. -_ "....,&'-, _ .. ..! a- - ____________________________ ____ - " Bozo Doll. a - "-•• the Clown - . ---i --= -- W ~~; 7 -,--. __~ - _~,~ . taking on a new meaning. With livelihoods coincide. shortages of some foods and higher food costs, many n- Because it is only a few days sumers are for the ttrs' time, travel to the moon, a few hours becoming aware of the complex to any part of the globe, the coincidence of Farm City aclturalbusinessUiat -it a neighhoc trading with a neighbor -ranted. proposition ItLsnolongerjust \otember l6 thronghfl has ingaproaseritce bv'n designited as FARM by A Swiss farmer needing more I FY WEEK Itis sponsored t ia tional Farm -City soybean meal for his cattle, a bad wheat crop in Russia, a Council, and Kiwanis Interchemistry breakthrough for n iuor.al has the responsibility using livestock manure as a ii.. or impemenur1g uiv program. •tle , a poultryman not Its purpose Is to foster better cat understanding between rural being able to feed his flock for 2nd urban people and to con- economic reasons, an induct activities providing actual flationary price on gasoline and all swing the involvement of both groups in farm fuels Coincidental interdependence of which each can learn how he is interdependent on the other in the farm folks and the city , ri. i1lAr, services aiiu dwellers across the city-county • ALUMINUM SHEETS ~ ~ _.. L_~.--,. -,: . ti Aah" ii- -i One can't live without the other compatibility between " two depends n - - - • ' ., -: _ f_ F'_ _ ____ 0~ ~g 1~~ I By FRANK J. JASA County Extension Kirector - 788 ,-•1' ___ , 1. _- - . •l. r 'W _14- . - =~__ ,- I ___ - - b Week Is FU B I AA 'I ri ____ -. M - In Deltona Areas • ---- •fj __ __ Pan American World Airways today reported 1,931,000 total revenue passeilger miles, including charter, for October, 1973, a 0.9 per cent decrease from the 1,947,000 1. reported for October, 1972. Secheduled revenue passenger miles In October 1973 were 1,472,604, an 6.5 per cent decrease from the 1,609,000 flown in October 1972 .• / -- -- High Pan Am Revenue Decreases Use Penneys convenient lay-away plan. ,' _~ ~ -I%r- Designated A a' '-' - £ Fri., Sat., & Sun. only. . - _ - toys • f Britain's weeks that will take them LONDON (AP) royal newlyweds, Princess through the Caribbean, the Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips Panama Canal and 1,000 Pacifspent their wedding night at the ic Hides southwest to the Galacountry home of one of her pagos Islands. cousLts before flying today to The princess and Phillips will leave GaLipagos by plane on Barbados for a honeymoon Dec. 4 and make a series of u high The year's most celebrated visits to Ecuador, Colombia, wedding couple were booked Jamaica, Montserrat and An the tigua on the way home. They ith 18 other first-class section Of British return to London on Dec. 17. After their wedding Airwas Flight G to the hsh island off the northern coast festivities in London Wedof South America. The lint- nesday, Anne and her army anr.ia, the luxurious royal captain slipped away to Thatched house Lodge, in yacht, awaited them there. arroyal park at Richmond, on the The airline . no special southwestern outskirts of rangements were made for year-old daugit'r of Queen IlondOnElizabeth II and her 25-year-old husband of one day but one fficis1 did note that drinks -cornphuicntar in first t lass. Anne and Phillips were acetampanied by one bodyguard, 30-year--old Detective Sgt. James Beaton. The couple sail aboard the Britannia Friday from Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados, for a cruise of nearly three -; _.' _____________________________ . . 1. : - Hours: Mon-Fri. 10-9 Sat. 9.6 Hwy. -' J ST. LOUIS, Mo. General Dynamics Corporation today reported Its earnings for the first nine months of 1973 were the highest of the past six years. Nine-month earnings were $2.62 per common share or $27,530,000 on sales of $1,209,846,000. The earnings for the nine months were approximately 52 per cent greater than In the saint period last year, when earnings were 11.71 per common 'share or 118,150.000 on naies of $1,151,435,000. Third quarter earnings were $1.06 per common share or $11,080,000 on sales of $382,986,000. This compares with earnings of 63 cents per common share or $6,714,000 on sales - of $382,2M,000 for the third quarter of 1972. David S. Lewis, Chairman and Chic( Executive Officer, said strong performances Iii both the commercial and government areas of business were responsible for the f4 earnings Increase. Telecommunications, building materials and resources - earnings were particularly significant, he said. Earnings of Stromberg-Carlson Corporation, a leading producer of telephones and telecommunications equipment, increased substantially In the nine months over the same period last year, Lewis said. This increase was due to increased sales and earnings of its CROSSREED electronic and electromechanical switching equipment and telephone instruments. The backlog for telephone equipment now Is at an all-time high. I - AU.N.sPckesman, said that in addition to the prisoner ex/ change, the two generals worked nut arran2ements to DENTIST'S DELIGHT put into effect four the other AN ISRAELI soldier solves a live points of the cease-Fire bottle-opening crisis at a agreementnegotiated by U.S. camp in S)Tla. oneymoon ' Running -• - Farm -City Earn ings Free with the purchase of any Cassette Deck-one case of 20 Blank BASF Tapes. IT South u.n On Mu, North 01 Hwy. 414 the problem really is faulty style of living. But turnaround managers fail, too. In some Instances, says Jennings, the turnaround manager has only to find two key people, convert them and send them Into the field as disciples eager to spread the word. For the successful turnaround manager there is acclaim and money, since many of them have stock option clauses In their contracts. But In 30 per cent of successful turnarounds, Jennings says the real hero has already been canned. The company had already been turned but the board of dlrectors didn't kmw It and his successor got the credit. corporate $J4995 I)O5)S1I-OQ Edward Carlson of United Air Lines, William Seawell of Pan American World Air Ways, T.A. Wilson of Boeing, Elmer Nicholson of CNA Corp., to name a few. "These men are system changers rather than problem solvers," says Jennings. "They come in during a corporate crisis, and usually later than when they are really needed." They may be contrasted to the specialists who operate within a narrow range of expertise and who, according to Jennings, are responsible for getting many companies Into trouble. The specialists treat the corporate patient for ulcers when . CASSETTE DECKS ~. -!,T)~~ = - From __ i-i-i0 - / "----- 0 ="_ _zrQeij unoWmal Corp orate Systems p date 14 THE COMPLETE STEREO STORE 1r_ __ - ~. ___ * 0. A Page lB Execut ives Used . 0 (Formerly Tapes USA) u ZZ111111 ! 0- So s it to IN - - 0 - " g - Thursday, November 15, 1973 . 1 ),I E STEREO' ;im AlIff F Mid -East POW Exchange Begins _________________ =====-=e' - - lffl -1 .0"A""""T bargain Section 1 The transaction allegedly NASSAU, Bahamas iAPi that the funds be paid to an of- U.S., said The U.S. government has in- I of Investors Ovorseas International Controls Corp. of took place early in 1972. (onned a Bahamian Magis- Services 1.td. as part payment Fairfield, N.J., of which Vesco trate's Court that American Iin- for 375,700 shares of IOS stock, was chairman of the board and Whitfield contended during ancier Robert 1.. Vesco corn- the U.S. told Bahamian Magis- chief executive officer. Whit- the second day of proceedings nutted fraud and breach of trate Emmanuel 'Jsadebay Field said Vesco falsely in- that the actions by Vesco are trust in utilitizing $50,000 from during extradition proceedings formed other ICC officials that extraditable offenses under a one company to buy stocks in Wednesday. the money went to C. Henry 131 treaty between the U.S. t'r. Ftnhiiuian lawyer Cecil Buhl lnrcrvires perflrmNI for B~IhJlml,. VescoIraudulentiydirected Whitiield,representing the ICC. EVERYWHERE, EVEN in China, tourists are tourists and these young women at Peking's Temple of Haven know how to get dressed and TIJ\ i cI iiiul \'.cll i; \ isitors to tht Empire State Building do. -- - Pl aza Theatre Vesco Fraud Charge Aired TOURISTS ARE TOURISTS - ~ , U NEW YORK (AP) -The man on the spot In executive life today is the turnaround manager, the chairman or president who is )'Lred to put new life In the team. His job Is to focus objectives, sharpen execution on and rejuvenate dispirited talent. "Many institutions, not just In business either, have to be updated to a world that wasn't foreseen 10 years ago," says Eugene Jennings, who Is a professor, author, personnel consultant and confidential psychologist to executives. The corporate world Is filled with big name executives In the process of turning about: Edward Geisthorpe of Gillette, , __________ i - ut J1rn laces its ' - I 1 UoIxrt J. McCluskey saki the Japan's leaders today that as measure of Kissinger's coner situation since World War 11 political and military differ- sations with Prime Minister because of the Arab oil squeeze. Kissinger goes to Seoul Fri. ences in the Middle East are Kakuel Tanaka and his minisKissinger a day for talks with South Korean Tanaka also gave settled, he hopes the oil prob.. ters, but he would not go into preview of the steps the world's officials, then returns to Wash1cm will be resolved, a State detail, Department spokesman said. Tanaka told the visiting No. 1 importer of oil will take to ington. ',V. i'kfi1' - __ -- __ of State Henry A Kissinger told oil situation i I - Secretary To f 2 L 'Turnaround ' ~ ___ - PRINCIPALS AT BUS EXTENSION MEE'I ING IN I)ELTONA d (or) James Ragsdale, George Fawley, Dwight Hawkins and Emery Rose as they announce new routes for DeLand Suburban Bus Co. to include 2nd and 3rd areas of Deltona, (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) nearest Montgomery Ward retail store or catalogue outlet to determine whether the should be returned ior modification. Winter Of M a i t ia n d Geneva Park, a nd �- - ;A~~64,;~~..L - - — ___ - - _'___ - - I. M - _______ — - - l. 2--T,_ut,iurdHeriu Tnursday, Nov 15, 19'3 ~6. -- _ __1 =_%Sepv~ I - '____ drM61-i- I F~ - A ~r. 1 4.11 __ - _,." . - fj~ ____ I .1 _q _Z7 _.z t _- L -- -' _____ I - ) I ' ____ _____________ ___________ ________ - - ;___ - -.---- - = __ ----. ----------------.----_ . __________ ______ ______ - _______ -f,~ ---_~ ~ ,_7 - J - -__~ - , , -- ,_ -. -- - will cost U.S. society plenty, not marines, both high-priority Reuter, publisher of a trading as. Raytheon's missiles and letter. i t, - __ __ r x Europe will face new tensions - - ~ _________________________ GUNTER STUDYING - Bill Gunter recently met with 41 ; .;_ . . .~ . - .- ]; ~ i _ .___ __ . .~ ..- - "They get &per cent of their oil from the Arabs the United States less than 10 per cent". . . Drug stocks have not fully This succe.% was bro I to too helpful to a person who has mind by the arrival Of a friend to preside in an office aU day, n the upward who had Jti• ghcn up the • M *Iddlemen Sa ------------- _____. _______.__._ - - ... - ctxk—believes that someone, surprisingly, claims that Its sOmewhere is "mbking position is misunderstood. _ — II -.-, **,-- ~ I . I.Z .-.- I I- . W* - 0 VVI i -_- , - / ______________________ ______ Refrigeration -Air Londi (toning clam study the in taking a bum rap dustrial refrigeration EVERY TUESDAY equipment in the Rich Plan installation, Sanford, while VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. on a recent field trip. no class, under instructors Hot Bread & Butter Gene May and erre commercial types of coolini! systems. It -_,__4 _-, A~~".__ ,W~- --:1;.'&1 __- -_ T ______________________ f- tflifltjti 1h I- . . 1 -- ~- .,,-Pi-, , I -. - "1=' , I . about two per cent I man's onth o URNITURE, INC. po%er neeas I _- r I SANFORD S FINEST . . 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Ma ple Phor?e 3n Bin ~q flfl =r REvOLvING CHARGE FREE DEL IVERY __- - - - -:: • -- i ` .. _40M -m .- - - 11E PROFU,QNAL ! - - _________________ J a"ri -3,1 V colors arid ostlems Do-it-vwse., - ____ ___ __ - `_I.; I tIr15j sites and Pc ices to tit your -- - ____ nwy . - - !t ~. __-_ - --.---.- -___ ___ — 11W __~_ --i.X --ai t L ii— W,d* -_ I ft --- ~~ -—— ____ - - iorSp.cesi noifth - - -- I - '"- _______________________________________ - it A :~~ —- "_ — I rW _~= f _ - . __ -. sh.'et qcr's In 6 : . - __ ro - -. in Installation by experts. _____ --a M% - -_ , - $198 Comfort guaranteed __ AIR I ot—mr,- I . --- , . _. I I: I It iT" ~_ ~ ` i V the mOHoliday$(.swehav,aftne wiftlil2n craftsrnmas Tell can be added easi ly. = - - - Z - ;-~ _~_. . - __ ~ - __ ~. - Irmo%& 4 -_ _11'1 , -----. - _____ - . !.A - ~ z.~;Wx_- - 4L Don't Get - - , - SCOT " ---______ ___ 0 50 oz. . JIITJ - incke insta a' on ar - waft'ectson 0 , Scotly's Sale Price ..... 6.69 sq ya •, until it knows what more `—_- ces ci any room in ir'e nome Eight hat walt CUSIlOn engineering ideas because of its anticipated low exhaust emissions, good gas mileage, - '", . *. ; SCOTTY'S ANTI -STAT is a Sturdy. ciecor- ~ - CC't added to retazd stat c Ideal ford ma Stirling continuous external combustion engine among new L - 'A __ ____ _12 -- - t-l'.. _~ -.-- ~. _~ __ - - __ __ laimme~ - - , ___ __ — . z, - . 1C - - .a. ,-I - e - . back- ,Y) . I. _Ri_ - - - % ! t - "LUO' -.'z r: 1, - 1uI$AaOiO - - '11--a you scarcely could expect In- quiet operation and high nr. clustr) to push ahead swiftly (onnance But there till are wi th new engine development design problems, the report aturis If withdrawn prior to maturity, federal regulations — . ' ___ "Some of these developments be paid at the passbook rate with a penalty of 90 days interest I I slog - engines and electric motor systems - hi • stockholders this year, points to its "aggressive program to vestigations of health hazards are complete. The auto maker . I II : • Ralph Fesold - #Akkey Hicks" Ph. 312 76)7 II ears for t h e catalyst requirement, until In '$5,000 minimumcleposjt - , Cholceof TwoVegetat-In Hot Bread L But tr, r' I 09 • have urged that the agency production — I I I ~~ - I Can .OR - 0 -m 30m - For 48 Monfit On Now 1974 Model Cors. 2 lb. Chopped Sirloir Hot Bread & Butter - prunoters." There also is some new evidence questioning the hold promise for futu,-e ap. the says, converters' efficiency. lbIs jk1) U none a e con nde r te Some Environmental er -- I! total eflerg) needs The World Almanac notes. Presrt{s pollution frer h _________________________ ,-~,_ _ ~41._jrl _ 14-- - A some 80 per cent of man's — - -.' - Ws Will fisonc. *0% Of WIad Sticksr Prici EVERY FRIDAY choice of Two Vegetables $109 k'armer. learn to maintain and service both borne and I _. = EVERYTHURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak Agnew says the gas turbine were set in the wake of war nings by scientists that the catalysts could be "cancer 0 are harsis'ed and processed Interestingly, the consistent The short suppi) of canned quality of canned fruits and goods might suggest that vegetables has enabled them to V hat's behind high food prices? The answers are W~r.z 49q The unexpectel hearings bustion, Itankine cm.le steam w _ - -4 0w ___ Maine to Florida and from as I I.-m!" ------- linked to the catalytic Con- develop alternatives to the verter. ThLs is the mog widely conventional internal com. S on engi ne. accepted smog control device Ford engineers are working yet conceived by the auto in. on diesel, gas turbine, Wankel dustry to meet 1975-76 emission charge control standards set by Stirling al , Congress. i - Financin ill regions of the country from -- Congress finally determines engine may be a possibility for what the emission control trucks or buses, but probably specifications of the l980s are to not for passenger vehicles. Like te., most men who have built So far, auto industry engines all their adult lives, he spokesmen point out, Congress still favors improving the can't even make up its mind spark-ignition gasoline power - national ________ respo.3lidIrresvmg MEMBERS of the Serninole - introduced this year in Gertxt not in the United scheduled November hearings on possible health hazards Some of the 900 companies in 1 ight major brand the industry say that some inanufacturers compete for baced discount department store chain with 251 stores in 28 states and the District of ---- Months N C She is the first New England For example, the Senate segment of the industry Produlls, notably corn and Properly Called "middlemen." freestme peaches, may not be and neighborhood grocery with And middlemen claim they-re available until I*ds year's crops hun&eds of regional brands. __________________ _ M 1, - MEI —. - A Aj, P -; -_ - -'-- * -_ _. 1Z I V FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLYI r -long search for a tI customer service represen iate for Zayre Corp. the Framingham, Massachusetts- A _. ______ _____ They argue that it would be Volkswagen. 0 JP 1 -__________________________ cificivnt titan toollay's motors. Richard 1). Burtz, conipany All tile auto builders-- general manager, says the car General Ford, already his passed its first Motors, Chrysler, American Motors— operational tests and should -ire edging with deliberate meet a May, 1974, completion date. It will be comparable in haste toward tomorrow's power plants for passenger cars, over-all dimensions and 4 tp recreation vehicles and truck-i. wheelbase to the Vega and ________ _____ _ ____ lumenger autos and are being foolhardy to move fast until tative at the Zayre store in women competing for the title abotit the cars of the middle and plant common to most of - ~__ - . . -1 - T - 88 per cent in the products foods in general, other living cenners buy from farmers, expenses, and the consumer's r.otcd criticism his been corKintrated on that broad i -L -1 - - .: - I 1)onn.. Marie Collins, a customer service represen- . , . j-= ==. - -- - r, - ____ ac- - - - i L.f _* em -$ VIM 4- A i ~r by the company's .~ knowledg e about re tailing . worked as Now five years old, ttk Ms. Col'irts has both a cashier and customer contes service representative for the customer service repreientative is believed to be the onli. one of its kind conducted by a Zayre store in Baiigor, Maine, md speaks from first band major company in this country. -.. _____ ~ ,C ____ keep cars smaller and more States. Tile Gerritan-built Opel e conomic,a 1, and whether is powertA by a diesel engine. presen safety features g far in California, Steam Po. r enough, Systems Is building a ste,tin. ent is co rnpeti ng w ith prI va te en relera te to 60 rnile-' per hour in terpriseto come up with a 20 seconds and meet the stillest conventional internal corn. state and federal smog control bustion engine that reduces standards. I I~_ . I __ r '9t- ,..1I still are in the experimental A-we in other companies, question of whether weight and gas in eage should be taxed to • . I ven up on steam or electricity and to (Irs%e passenger cars control device legislation, They Get 'Ra Oiling" at her expense during Every American cor.s=er Shoppers have been quick to spendable income. -----,-- -3CK=r_=r9~_=___f7 __-r : -.--I-_-_~__ __ ~_____-A_~~ nmzz~~ the current spiral of food has been hit with the effects of recognize the values in canned ___ ----_ this continuing Price rise. But goods. the industry says. The "A few years ago a study -_ _ hi mself of making excessive causes, level In 20 years, partly because Research Corp. showed that the cg-ofil.s. She got angry when he AhousewiIewhohaJustpajd of demand, public regarded a profit of .sMd ' the hikes were due to costs 0for a bag of groceriet that It is also generally known per ce-it as a fair return on — ,further dcrAn the line." Thait cmt 1Z only a year before, is = that Poor crops in 1972 were a invcstment. That estimate is inade her even more upset understandably impatient with factcr in the shortage b more than 10 times Del Monte's ut n tcause she thought the grocer economic abstractions such as th profit margin and more than 2!) e main cause is the was trying to "sWt the blame." "Supply and demani,11 -per precedented demand for the times the average profit of of capita consumption rate:," rieties f foods and leading supermarkets - oun the country, this type Ix Productivity" and speci al t y iticident occurs regularly as "foreign trade deficits," "From every dollar Del canners. }iJu,sewl% C5 unable to gtt the She s apt to feel, as Mrs Monte takes in on sales, oflI) Their p ducts according facts on what 1lttuall) causes Burns felt, that someone is the canning industry, two and three-qu1trter cents provide food price increases, take out maklngakilUngatherexpe fully 10 per cent of the per remain as profits" their ire on the nearest In Ole atmos*re of Uying capita food consumed by Competition, say industry available target. 10 find sotneom to blarne, spokesmen, is another factor Americans. has helped keep canned everyone from the State Last April the National foods at relatively low prim Department to ranchers and Canners Association , The nation's goo canning firm farmers gets a sh8re Of the current shortage on the horiton FACTS ha v housewhes' complaints e combined sales of $9 and began prorating shipments I.= f . I 1R j)Oltth I IFI. still dii Sd) t,IIt iltisil ingint.s haliing and filling ov er smog remain a possibility for i'nIej he's dying to be thought Peabod) & Co is tentathely In our kitchentobeg for helpful estimatin an 11 to 12 In the privacy of one's home cent tth'it.s while bill his finger. one can do all the Yoga average increase In earnings to the quick, - __ :.- WhleGM has pretty much engirwering is in a state of mispense. per share for the 20 major drug Looking for tips to promote breathing exercl.ses onp wishes companies, compared with only an Optimistic outlook, he without having one's secretary I per cerit projected growth in inquired how long it wai;bernre race In to adminster artiff I U S. corporate profits next the urge to inhale a lungful of respiration or suninlon t,he year.... Poflution disappeared. Thinking Inhalator. Based on technical studies, back,I'm certain It was at least IV busincss world requires By EDWARD NElL%N more I was heslW .t to Dow Theory, Letters publisher three years but stoic and niature In August, 1971, when tho Copley News Service usually heard as "exce.ssive canners are the ones making hold a four-to-one margin in Richard Russell ternm Inter. say so and told some cheerful behavior, such as having three Nixon administration first m id(I I eme nIs p roll ts, the kiUing. That's not so, say sales over frozen products. double martinis for lunch to national Paper the strongest he instead, like three weeks. announced its new economic monopolistic controls of prices industry leader-c. Cannerssay that competition ,W ASIl I N G TON — NT r s. comml program, one of its stock of the "But what did you do rather quiet your nerves. Dow Jones in. 30 and commodities, unfair Alfred W. Eames Jr., has stirrittlated marked ad. Y vonne Burns, mother of two main aims was to limit the rise competition, no dustrials A nyway, as reformed 0 competition, chairman of the Del Monte vances in efficiency and )Vung daughters, no longer in food costs, which had begun a costs.1f friend while braiding & Gamble Proctor okers, my hushand and I high adverWing Corp., said in a recent speech: productivity. talks to the manager of the sharp upward climb. among the weallesL. sidered The food industry states that "Take almost any three-year have a position to maintain as An example offered by the neighborhood grocery store. Le . The continuing spiral of food re ta il prices of canned fruits period in recent history Lind you National Canners Association Is The threat to the U.S.-Soviet MUttiII, good ei.amples in matters of American :Li ke many polishing the prices has begun one of the and vege ta bles have in the harvesti ng and handling detente verware, health, self.disclpline and clean h?uewIves, Mrs. Burns—her nation's hottest domestic per cent in the Last gone up 8.5 will find the same pattern: brushing the cat3 Israeli war cease fir e • dii oro air or all. of tomatoes. two years. price ed of cann foods declining husband is a government Issues The food industry, not Th is compares to an increase of in relation to prices of retail -- - - ___ - -1 -.-.-- ____-_ _________ - ll Lose Out Thursday, Nov I, 1913-38 Zayre 's Picks New Rep ___ ,-- (ongress is going to demand. 44 put you in a steam-powered job, GeneralMotors, says ttwt since or an electric car if you w3nt something just to drive around alternate power plant aur 'utomobile design jw .lt, tk d.oz itiog, eating 95 lemon drops daily, _ __ _ s fewerluxury stems than today's tinced de%elopment stage by simodels and an engine that the time Congress makes it devours Its O%% fl Impuritle'5 mind before the reach the at Dr William G Agne mosphere technical director of Or the salesman might try to englneering.research for . has been six years since i quit gnawing. Actually, none f these procedures Is going be smoking. I.irII1pated Soaring Food Prices ~ .~ ' t uur Copley News Service oi l iruiìcli [uropeans have griped they IULILIImLIIL s .u.A orblimi piaies ior solar heating wate " ________________ - - nation's leading solar researchers, (from left); Dr. Mnrt.n Smutz Gwter and Dr Wayne C?en "-t ia -_-_----- - .i4 professor of mechanical engineering and one of the - - war in the Mideast. Now bit. ternes -011 beratlsv of the :. ___ ENERGY CRISIS Univetsity of Florida solar energy researchers to rv,ew work on using the sun's rays f hem meet th _______ - __ - - -'-; CONGRESSMAN . I - -- _I 11~ - automobile . l Weed - A .. the early 1980s and you likely designers to come up with new will be shown a medium-si7ed "envirorunental" engines, tU W at gs a7 Nonsmokers Take Heart. from allies Europeans were - -- - . __ ~`-_ . .11 4i' - Even so, there is a race nmental - .101 M ____ The Sanford Herald ____ Co ple y News Svn Ice J . _______ ,--! -•r- -- . _.J EE~~ - -- ___~-~~ - _- - ~= Z. ~, __ ~_ -::I -__ ~ _~'.=_-, _z - ---.=! __ _~ ~ ___fi~ ____1WZ_ I -, -__ ~ ~~___=_;_ =7- - _ __ I toward _____ __ ,7'~~_-;, 7 A meri can Man y dc(enseprojectshave had their first tnsta irnent Shale, solar fastestgwing area, a pickup prospects approved rays, nuclear, gas-from--coal, in defense 'The 98O(Do% Jones Industrial s"nndln' would bear etc will be pushed Scientists a%eroge) resistance area being importhntly' n future results i pressed twice within two weeks Is GD is a and leader in tactical energy 'Mahattan Project' missiles nuclear sub tested viewed as significant by A.C.B. ________ __ - llbllllonresearchbud,getis the tivities are this company's - __________ S4, long-range funding. The Outlook appraises help McDonnell Douglas I Prospects wx potential beneficiaries. International's troubled B-i sources of power is one said to r:v:d e General YlthoIgh bomber :oting RIA: "fl9 diversified commercial ac- Grumman has a mimfle and : ` _. _- - ,I I __ - _-- ~_ ___ ___ 7-~_~____ ~_ ____ _ - I~__ I------_ I U,, on energy. A I L . I Could Surprise fleulties and the uncovering of guidance systems were having superior Russian tactical funding troubles despite ex. I •earch 01 I StUte taponr) is resulting in a cellent technical pence A merica predicts e n e F-4 fighters should States now will pull out all stop si gnificant pickup in defense F.l5 and .--", ______ ______ I . . ~ ~ _________ 1980s I Copley News Service Ak- - For 'l cte Predi i ~ - __ ~~~ _____ S . .. - I - = =11 -- — Autos Of Scramble Ener gy I __ ._= -__=_- - - ~ — ,v - r— .4 - __ . -~_. - - Z ~, I -~S~ . k,-1,,~,-,-* - I —-9! `E~L 44 iM,! il~l ,;~Tt - ~~~~ ~ -0 - ___ - I - . I —_________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ~ �V - - - -- . • __ •-•• - -. • ____ 4S 'The Sanford Herald .. _____ • — e ona Area Act * ies * • Don' t Be iv it US T at Disappointed' WONDERFUL HAIR M X Reservations kt~ - • L •• : - ______________ JES and majorettes from Deltona Junior servance n Campbell Park, Deltona, Sunday. High School performed at Veteran s Day oh- (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Authorized Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charge For Mr Services it was an. flounced today by Howard Sharp, secretary of the band . • . - X, kill" WJ L W - This band perforined in 'j . competition in Louisville, Ky., l ast August and was first place in CL= A 11"-ztItbands from throughout the entire Southeastern United States 1F - ____ - w _________________________ I • ______ ,. : real for Hunters DIGNITARIES attending Amercian 1,egion 'Post 255's "Early Bird" Dinner in Deltona 'Community Center Friday 0 to 0 were Al KNIFE I MPORT 3*19 C $ 1LJI4!1F 99 Store Display Cases—Light and Unflghted from so 'oII Around Ladders Various Sizes fro invas u er anvas Gas Mask Bags ............from $1.91 I --r - f'., A "All*t _______ ____ -'J-'L... g1q 1i V SEMINOLE CIIDDI liC _____ the full as Int.erest year paid Mj ATTENDING WWI VETS CONVENTION (I to 0 Laura Ludecke and Geraldine and Clmrles Moltros * condition to arranging j nancing terms for the buyer. These amounts are nut dtducti. bit as interest. However, these chargvs art a selling expense, reducing the amount realized on the sale of a home. lCD enney next year. Can I ruIlz. the.. tax $a TInee now by reducing my Income UK withhoWnt? KODAK 126 A. Yes-pro%lded the incressis in estimated it4mized deduc- -1 9na- AIM i.4_11_ W . A IM Supports roposai ar (Ises, firs t 0ce- presi dent of the Auxiliary; Charles - - - - -via ____________ 10 Oil Club To Elect • Give A 1' a I II . bA I -- V --- . ' _____________________ Schaller presented the following slate at the 12-st meeting: Rose Goetz, president; Genevieve Richardson, ice president, Ruth Pullen, magUillry: and Ciiii Slovrtz, treasurer. ('•ttt.!1tc t.*%CJiLtf LIMIT 2 M"Ill C""b"Anduk C~ C@W/ky Fnw i0 WE BUY. SELL hunt " pU.t..ir. Culluill X_ At the !ast meeting, the club 4.1 fihn, -Wild Sheves," ed by Uniui Pacific. 5 TUBES-30z. SIZE 57 RUB TOOTH PASTE ALCOHOL ficed WATT - - - -_- - I ___ _X 12 Oz. LIQUID — LIST 2.00 C 00 LIST 2.50 19 MYLANT REVLON FLEX. FOR MEN MAX MOTH 49 HAIR CRYSTALS .-iT I Ab LIMIT 2 5 POUND CAN PARA 4 FOR TUBE 2.45 Value 75100 -_ OR 70 PCT. FULL PINT EXCEDRIN TABLETS BULBS LOTION I LISTERINE I L L c 88 21.00 D RYE R BALSAM CONDITIONER I f 50 7 7 WESTINGHOUSE 1 imavowCAS C jr-M W I, POLAROID A SX 70- ] I LADY SCHICK FREE LASTING CURL REG. ?6.00 HAIR SETTER 8 8 I 1:11orida State Bank will be ple,ased to Un" for you, ally ___ I Flnewood,mony sizes, shapes Lotg.s.I.ctlonof;nmminga Fun to make for Chriltmail 1O: 99 fRom e. — o." small item such as watch or ring in our colorful red & green Christmas contalners. DECOUPAGE PURSE BOXES 2 $ 2 $ FELT 0 $1 SQUARES..,, U FOR I NYLON 50' APPAREL VELOUR PER 100% cotton, ocafatel CAN 99 nylon bI,ndi. 54 '-60" machine wash, dry Re POLYESTER ROBE REG. 39.95 t 69 FLEECE ... YD. Ic FABR MEMBER YOUR ONE STOP Pinecrest Center C ENTERS fZ OR/A OA S 7 w A TL wr 64Nff STORE --- Hw 17-92 11 PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. it TO NOV. 22 OPEN DAILY 9 T06--CLOSED SUNDAY MEMBER OF UNITED FIRST FLORIDA BANKS, INC. 200W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD V on. - BAGS . 118 33 GAL. LIST LI 00 36 TABS REGS1 2f MAKER 5.95 to HOT ATHER 097 500' 58 3D VIEWER ' - MACHINE VIEWMASTER - TRI-FOLD MEN'S LIST 1.95 TAPE WALLET RECORDER 8 2.95 VAL. STAT PORTABL AC LIST SCHICK 1 á77 77 LIST 17 00 •3O CUP -POCKET SIZE RAD IO 9 TIMEX 95 28 BIG COFFEE . ' Sanford 9 WATCHES ELECTRIC RAZOR -,vr R(MINGTON 20 LIST - PRINCESS 77 6 CREPIE ........... ..2 Y D. WICK o RAZOR REMINGTON '' Values to $650 OPENER CAN 12.0 ELECTRIC NET MIXER 877 VAN Mfg. List 6.00 COLOR $i77 r SCHICK FILM I HAIR-DRYER ... 19 SUNBEAM LIST 12.00 8 POLAROID 108 ALKA-SELTZER - POPPERd AL. 'toc IMM LB 26 OPEN TIL 6 P.M., EXCr:PT FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. SHAMPOO 12 TABLETS LIGHT r HEAD L SHOULDERS LIMIT 2 AYTIME 120 - FOR LAYAWMYNOWFORCH1STMAS SANFORD PLAZA C - 16 OR TRADE The Sports S o SUPER SIZE CAPSULES 1, 0 UUCP 100's 40-60 I Rings C LIS T $ CONTAC COLD & LOW List Ajoft - 6.65 oz MFG $ 38 TABLETS LOWEST PRICES 14.1j Scopes 100 SWEET DEMONSTRATION Ammo MFG LIST $2.10 I - Mfg V' cont iA uIlirgtnrsIudtu ft melill Ent nrnm! have 10 out of .6 1 subjeev viewed & J - -u.ijri 8 20 EXP LIST 1M A I - - SAO I Guns DEWS,, - 30 $ t11111 FURNITURE SALES C DELThNA-Offucers for coming year will L* el"-kA by I*Itt-*j Camera Club at tbe Nov. 20 trwtinr. Mairman of I 1D 4 IN A MOST UNUSUAL WAY OR MORE AM POWDER - - CASSELBERRY P -a a J1A KODA COLOR WWI Vets HoIdConvention BYFANNE!EDWARDS (sent Herald Correipon-kent Merrill u-If Sanford t DEl TONA—Menibers of the (juest of lioror of Deltona-DeBary Barracks Department Florid,: Numbtr 1197 attended the President, WWI Auxiliary,lill, meeting of District 7 World War FJIen Woods of Bradenton 33-) I Veterans and their Auxiliaries other dignitaries included Mi in Ormond Beach lot week. Gi-df-v Kimmel of Orange Cit:. Mrs .. Laura B. Ludecke of 2D. Natiorvil chaplain; Sanford, president of the Griffin. department guard and I S District Auxiliary and a community service chairman _____ v flVVI. 1172 member of Auxiliary 1197 .irid Mrs Mane Stover if 23, presided at the meeting, which followed the luncheon at I p.m. Attending with her from the Deltona-DeBary Auxiliary ere: Mrs. Geraldine Moltrol pres*nt; Cannunder Charles Ed* A~ A&AWMANIL POLIDENT 12 EXP LIST any of these charges Is corn pt*ti or for specific ier-fcu D I 4' D that the lender performs S connection with the borrower's account (such as lender', ap NEW YORK - JCPenney President's address: praIsa.l f... the coat of pripar. Company, Inc. expressed today Penner facilities including • ing the mortgage nots or died its general support for the JCPenne stor es the freasur, Of trust, liottitmont fee no. energy-conservatior. measures stores, and drug stores, ar'e tary foes, otc.) It Is not Inter. proposed Wednesday evening being advised to reduce temsit. Moreover, payment of bv President Nixon. perature and lighting levesi. the" amounts call be conNoting that the Company sidertld an additional cost of the property and may not be has had its own energy com• - Jenney retail units are added to the proplarty's basis. inittee for sotpe time. President being asked to reduce lighting The tam "points" is al Jack B. Jackson said that a for Christmas ligh' Isp ays as usee to describe loan placement ffta that the teller may be re- number of immediate actions. well as holiday-oriented are planned in respnse to the presentations. quired to pay to the lender as resi en o CASE FLT0R tions enables you to claim 11 tional withholding allowances. This is done by fllthgsn:w had a large amount oform -4 with your employer. Q medical expenses list month. To determine If you may claim Thus. I will probably have mo t e additional withholding Itemized : ns allowance., i.e pig. two of h: n hI0 .; fret: Howsver,i!th.payznentof district chairman. District Scouters Award will be presented and Phil Roche of `zanford will serve as master of ceremonies. Entertainment will be by The Slodernairles of 4 V _ h is In Sanford, Fla Ph 323-51$ 819W 3rd (Next to B Edwards Bldrs Supplies) Open Mon. thru Sat., 8 a m 6pm Officers for the coming year v%ill be installed including lbmwll Kitner, of Sanford. (iutr1u commissioner, W p*ytntnt of these charge, , complenution sclely for the use or forbearance of money, it Is • Scout Leaders Mill- Azepoin(,pajdon,home mortgage deductible as interest six pensell . A. Yes. T h e it rm, POints" is sometimes used to describe the charges paid by a borrower to a lender as loan origination f4l maximum loan charges, I (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) D_—The anrual leader ognulion dinner For ho> &xit unit leaders of the St. Johns District will be held at 7 p.m., Saturday In the DeMary Fire Hall tn rewgnize leaders - for their support throughout the P!NECREST SHOPPING CENTER service to taxpayers. The column answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers. • tudiom device, surgeons sal blade. antiseptic swab. anlilifflofifilif ;nhaltrif and &dhos;vs bander... 5 • 3o• S Q. Ponchos Shelter Half 2 MAKE / A RAINCOATS 20 . LIST This column of questions and answers on federal tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. bers who had paid 1974 dues. To Be Honored .', P A LI BARLOW B.D. Snake Bite Kit mitteeman; Post Commander Frank liartinger; and Mrs. Lydia Schmidt, Auxiiiary president. Dinner was attended by 125 mem- Chamberlain, ne sergeant at arms, Mrs. Ralph Becker, District 5 Auxiliary president; Ralph Becker, District execttive com- to feet, - 32oz SAY LEGION EARLY BIRD DINNER ;410 77.7. 41 V V C ___________________________________________________ Ij i The band, in their attractive maroon uniforms and red 1r,isnderthedfrecUonof well-known conductor, Arthur Hell Hell t.s nell known in 11I( Rubb d Deflary area as he conducted Issue the ) Concert Orchestra I -. Stainless Steel c I. Mess Kit I. The concert is sponsored by the DeBary All States Shrine Uuband ls free to the public ,% contribution will be taken during the program to help defmy expense of hall rental, .. I • - - • L __________________ YOUR BEST BUY IS GOVT. SURPLUS •II•I - Marlill, Ellen Strait took honora ble ment ion (or her r p.m. on Nov. a, V, . FORM U~%vis. third: Mary Elias. honorable mention: and Ti i iMarshall, first. Open Thurs.Nights ByAppolntment F A - % residents. From left, Lillie Hartwell, honorable mention, Elizabeth The 35-piece Shrine Concert for several seasons it few yea Band from Orlando's Miia ago. ill - .V 13 C UB MILK ............ Ceramic Guild came back from the recent Central Florida Ceramic Dealers Show at Apopk a w ith SIX unners, and all were beg inners . . th boldt instructs the class of 'rhe Forest i 4:.. $2 10 Reg. $2.25 LIST HOW RIBBON WINNERS • Shr ne • V.. THE I'OREST GUEST speaker at Deltona Veterans Day ceremonies was State Senator William M. Gillespie. More than 200 persons attended. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Ill Ii li t -- 7 Now! SENATOR AND MRS. GILLESPIE 77 Mal BAND 130z. V. I M . C WO • - AWOWE UX CARDS W .1V...V iV CUBES 18 -7 - V SHAMPOO L 3j 4 SH 11 A f 25 COLOR C Book Your Christmas WESTINGHOUSE ARDS HAIR IL --1 -n-_ CHRISTMAS MISS CLAIROL 4 -------- Tnur5u4iy, uv. 15, 1fl3-3B The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov 15, 1973 DeBar -- • • CD 88 - �I1ITt z-- - - -r.: 'JiIJ -' - - '- -- - -- ------ ________—_-f ?1TTff ----------- -,.--.- -.-. - -- 'a.- -r- -- - - -1 - .r,-,-,--- ---'-'c-, - -------- - ---.ri- -. .. t--'r-- - '- --,-. ;-- - - - - ,,- - .r..7F- 7--r'7 .- • 7 _ --- 77 _- -r ---- er r-=.----,-r----, ,--, : - --------- - -- , . --;:t - - - - -----------7 - -- -. - ---- c7 ; - - - -, ;_ - • ---- - ------------- - I I S. 1 Ipritd P.L-a.a II. 1O7 Th. F,i,f4.' i ~ F IJ1Lflh1 TT - _ EV zs i?W f4_-:4- - - B FANNF.TTE EI)WMtL)S Herald (orrrspondent iitvl ____ i 114 ____________________ - ' 1' I — •V I ___ - f — ;- - :L Boulevard. - - • i _111 - Since the beginning of time, woman has been in the ' • I limelight, always forging Fr'm Betsy Boss, whose ______ I : A f I - __ :IV 1. .,•...,.. _ & rl- '--- i,if1, 1\ .-..- ....and so easy to wear. Fred Rothchitds casual easy care dress with pleated skirt and striped Jacket. Available In red or green. ) '3 I r -- - •-------- .,, IILill !'(')kiI.l! ()I\ i ()(I III "QUALITY VOLUNTEERS, not quantity, are the secret of our success," explained the executive director of Youth Programs, Inc., Cal. Eucne Minietta (USA' rl when he addressed ti nher. f Cassel-Derry Woman s Uuli Posing with the gut speaker are Jane Christopher (I). club president, and Phyllis Grier. (Marilyn Gordon Photo) 41 From - Accounting Executive Says fr a - , - -- . p' - - . .. • — .t- _I I ) *1 -• - '. V I I - eeep ! --~ 1 Early Amer* ican Super comfort at super saviflgs. . . that s the story here titfs- ~_ H i r- -11 p - , ' 1. I --- . I - -_-~ . ~ H ._J.v~ .: ~ . AND bOA MATTRESS SET f . $7 995 1 r__ -- - - - - - 2_19 - - - ' .- i 17F'* .-. -1 - - , -_.- . A an t __ - , .- - - _ M 1 II _ ___ __ ____ % . e; - -4 4, ~ . .. . - - 14. - Al -' - ' _____ '!I" ' '. I - - j, -' '" 0 .- k : ~ ,'-' . c#- j _ ___ -, . -_ - - . 1; _. ,.- - -t. i~ -_ i a1-i- ' .i WE jmF_ ~ - '-- -f- "- ow~ ' r I 1 ' - i : I - 0 -cc 0 '7 - ' ' • ''It .-. ~___ - - __ ___ 0MISSO 1 tI_ F - $ TIIr - ' I - / 717Ar _.'- / • - -t _J - - f4 U!_ -. - P I . - kJ\ W ?'ts1iN .11 -' ' f 11 - - * - . - I 1. - ____________ - - - - r- -- --=-'-- -- - - -) $9995 Owned & Operated by Jim & Dee Smith Ph.323-0235 ' - this problem, and I think a it it 11:1 -lU .!'. -- lii." 11 LLh L1\ 1) MkMBEI'S of the Deltona woman's Club put finishing touches on items to be sold at forthcoming bazaar, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17 at the club house on Normandy Boulevard. Photo shows (Ito r) Adele Merrill, Jane Clark and Beverly Stuhrcnberg. I Herald Moto by Charles Edwards) ?&3piece, 4T.i 1 Ø'tf. 1• ,I , I 4 ' •.-.i' ,, • ui • .'.• %• .J -- '• '.• '.'. - .. 'nany • 'nix'n match - - - L.-)" ' h - .;v - - 7 -S . I ', 1, t~.~ I - 19 ii. 1: - 4 J.- - — r ! - ' I j i• - - ___ -J 0"0 0 0 I,- _ -. ' -. - ..-, I' 0 -tt'" :-'19 - Ii) -( YT ( '(j N. '- J: 4 ;: ) " ,/' , % TO -.-.---, ,~"J /. *,. t - 4 / II I - FREE PARKING-1 N REAR WHILE I 228 E. FIRST ST. P14 iic SHOPPING ROJAY 1 OWL'C242 . C42Z o& )WOWibfld V--06~4'1 11111C Uthay WA Attention, please! 1 US your Sot-)., We welcome your news. Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied bya black and Ahite glossy studio photo at t five days beforc esiredPu publication ica ion date . , conit. From this point on. Florsheim is all you need to know about comfort. Because FIorshlm crafts genuine leather over lush crepe and off you go everywhere r I feeling great and looking very smart, indeed. Requests for women's news and photo coverage (parties, clubs, etc) should be made at least a week in advance while _________________________________________________________ their husbands are alive - they . Tofio in style'. We think everybody should get a good night's sleep on a Scaly! Blouses are definitely in fashlo this season and we have great selection... 0 and new styles an arriving daily See our new knits i solid colors &whitt UffieWc wuiaI - Ut,: I'et'pk' %I.,L tat Number one FvpC 111$ N I' is 1231$ S5995 i,,,,. \// p TER ll Now Open _. 5. ,.-Aa:çy'i. a 9.6MOP&. SAT ......FRIDAY'TIL9 1 .,p ,' - - ... II' - - Sleeve rsleevelei style - Beautifi k '1) orshoi -- vl StaIyfleztiisr kt. 'v.I*,Iii .f.ii - Your cho Ic of Ion " i. - in formal charm. ~ 1 : • • . : that they aren't aware of fami- monitor the group's finances, ly taxes and Investments. "There isn't much spare time "Widows, especially, have for things other than work," - tha'ir warmth and . '7. . •.;. -the basic measure of all b .m.si they are Most people don't ness." If a career person un- want to give up con tr ol of hang on derstands accounting, even if she doesn't want to do it for- as long as possible." ever Itisa good bast.sfor any Mrs. Brown says a lot 0 business she adds. Knowing how businesses people can afford an accounwork is something Mrs. Brown tant to take care of their busie ness planning. If they can't, she pleasures of her job is adapting 5uggests that most larger banks do financial planning 01 rU pretty much for free 0 her We deal in International ta x Married to a Houston archi ation and regular federal and ted, Mrs. Brown finds some state taxes, work with trusts spare time to be treasurer of and esta te planning I think one th e Houston (,rand Opera Asseof the main business planning ciation. She has helped make problems women have today is decisions on investments and -- J n solids and Mrs Brown calls accounting ment or death the better off - I I-- ) I- ~ 1 - , " ( fI- . - ' ____ - : r: o twrni f - • • 1oroHEi N body shir in prints / solids ai also hei ) 0i 1 Queen -------------.set 279's 1 BEDDING& FURNITURE CO. H ___- -MI -- its - f;:~4Ia / Full uUuu___,........__......_ each piece ' 109415 ?2O5. French Ave. - ' - Special Sofa & - ,/ - 'IJ4I1 ' atterns, plus •,/'Y /• . The Merry-go-round Full or Twin Size— Reg. $109.95 Twin -------------each piece s A favorite because of POSTUREPEDIC -- - - ;;, '-; I , SAVE WELL—SLEEP WELL,..ON THESE i -- - - • P ,f - - : B Layaway ' work in accounting, the climate had changed considerably." She started working in th e _____________________ ,c-q,.-. tax accounting department, as did most women accountants of that time. Today, she says. things are more diversified IN CON!' ERENCE--Sara Lou Brown, a certified even in her own Houston office. However, she knows of only one public accountant, talks with a clknt at the firm in other woman partner in a ma- which she is a youthful partner. jor accounting firm. Mrs Brown finds publi c 7 oCr b who his attorney is, who his she said. "My husband special architecture ani ankerisandwo his accoun we e Jus' renoated a -It's a profession where abili Lint is mov e d ourse lv es and 'Then it wont be so difficult or ties can be measured by somed e year. lie used to spital in thing other than intangible to learn about assets that ar available in case of a death in teriors, which amused me be -In pub.. st4 lic accounting certain abilities the family. They'll know who to cause cannot be overlooked. Women ask, and who will have a list of have the same opportunit) insurance policies, tax records The March of Dimes warm, from the outset that men are and investments," Mrs Brown that all mothers, especlalil gi v en. They do the same kind a ddedthose with a history 0 Womnen,shesaid,oftendonot miscarriage of work and their abilit) in prematuri doing that work cannot be over. want to make a will. The), say it and delivery, stillbirth, or toxernii there is little need for looked." during preious pregnancies that it defines their mortalit) Anti theta' nra' atii1in' mn regula They ah'i'ys want to wail should get ear chines for everyone You don't have to be a math whiz, but until next year,- the accoun you do have to understand tant said. "People don't believe numbers and what the) do,' that the earlier the) plan finan cial arrangements for retireshe said i a 1500 :-.,4::,#i 7 7 -. ." me," she added. "But after I finished two years of graduate . 'I _______ ' - - - - 1~~l PILLOW Debbie Dempsey (left) and Mrs. Tom O'Day . ) .. ------- 4 • '. • - - ; 0iti1I I -, '.''•' French mar but decided -- Christmas L. • ____ p.''j •', -ften I got out of school and started interviewing for jobs . nine years ago, most accounting firms wouldn't even talk to — 1_,Mlc~ - ____ '--3 •' -- not 'translate very well into an- i orkwg Woman pJ - other language. - - )portswear L1U8U Ifff - -- DL-'1"T1IMr D ifsi(' tI1' J RING p / as - ?T .. Ii irley Adcock, Raymond W eldon r' a ---. r 1 r, ':.i - -1 I ' I' A' . " wick,Mttch'Il,aninterntional accounting firm, Mrs. Brown studi ed economics and accounting at Rice University in Hotiston. She had started to school - .- t , ___ At 30 a partner in Peat, Mar- 4 L4 - Feast your eyes - 1 1k OilIeiI 111 tue 1JLiSWI'SS iiiaiiy - , Married In Candlelight Ceremony • • _ •• ____ I . 1 ___ the msel'. -: wwq-&OW6 : : 'c's' ff -- - M -.; " ~ / ____ said the petite, dark-hair Texas CPA."Most of my teach. cr t school were in practice /// Garden Cirdes Early Holiday Speclais women didn't becomi public 1. - At home or out on the town... you're sure to find the right outfit at Ro..y. AP Nc,sfcatures Writer _____ lii (, tyIU J __ IN EVE SILtRBUTF _____________ The Four str performers of "Miis liberty," portrayed by the evening (our Deltona Eleanor Bobbins to the last "Chorus Lane") were someperformance of "The Modern thing special. A REAL PRO IN ACTION MISS," by Docile Eastman, the Betty Konigsmark, Gertie . . Mildred Caskev director show was a combination of ' Wi ll iams, Anna Healey, Eileen sincerety, beauty, fun and !3oren, Edan floyette and Kay laughter. Ikkn Robertson reporting on a grand hooped gun of lace Blair (onntd the "Flora-Dora Famous women in our history folks in Deltona and DeBary. and tulle, and beautiful Eileen Sextette," the "now" girls, MIMOSA CIRCLE served to six members and one contribute and who would man depicted were Betsy Ross, Cute little Kay Blair in her long Linehan, with shiny black "Radio City Rockettes" and the visitor, the booths. Harriette Reacher Stowe, Mary white ruffled bloomers por. tresses, gowned in a floor "Jazz Age." To the "Jazz Age," Mimosa Circle of Sanford Mrs. Mary Swanksouse, a The next meeting, Dec. 13, Tood Lincoln, Emily Dicken- trayed that famo us "Ame lia length white satin bridal gown, add the names of Gwendolyn (Jarden Club met at the home of member of years ago, was will be a covered dish luncheon son, Maria Sanford, Amelia Jenks Bloomer," and Wyona was a pe rfect Wallis War-field Kartman, Drusilla Berger, rs. W. S. Willis. Refreshments welcomed as a visitor. She and Chris tmas gift exchange Earhart, Grandma Moses, French ran around the stage Simpson, whose sweetheart, Belle Jordan and Marga re t coffee and pastry were plans to join again soon. wi th Mrs. L. T. Sheppard. Elea nor Roosedt, Glare Booth with her little red hatchet, as King Edward II I, gave up a Schaller and there you have it. In the absense of the Luce, Cornelis Otis Skinner, the famous "Carrie Na tion." throne to marry her. Grace O'Brien, who served as president, Mrs. Herbert SAY CENTRAL CIRCLE and Jenny June Croly, The hit of the show was the pianist throughout the per. Behrens, Mrs. C. E. Chorpening "I love You" , organizer and founder of the Petite Pauline Ross (out of Woman's Club talented singer formance deserves a special Central Circle of Sanford Woman's Club of America. Sr., presided. She ope ned BankAmericard her chorus robe ) received a and performer, Beverly conuiiendatlon for her superb With 1: meting with the lord's Prayer Garden Club met at the Ga rden Master Charge These women were portrayed great hand for her In- Stuhrenbcrg who brought down artistry as does Genevieve ,fr'J: R'd Ros in unison, (enter for a busineSs meeting, by Frances Hochrciter, Betty tcrpretation of little "Annie the house with her re ndi tion of Richardson, who served as i.,' I j A report was given by coereddtsh luncheon and Routier, Cay Anderson, Oakley," as she sang and lily Langtry, dressed In cerise narrator at a moment's notice treasurer Mrs. Roy Pat-tin, workshop for the bazaar with Florence Durand, Grace Berg, mimicked a .,,,,. perfect imitation of chiffon formal bedecked with when Mrs. Ruth Paetz was ,., Horticulture chairman, lIr. B. Mrs. Earl LIuuCII and Mrs. R. Vera M oran, Ru th Lamb and Betty Hutton in that role, 11 diamonds from head lobe, and taken to the !ipitaI. Thomas U hostesses. in ip F. McWhorter, announced that others. Beautiful women of our land 200N. Park Ave. the "I don't care girl," Eva All in all, this was really an On Lôf'u arrival mem bers were :. now is the time to plant bulbs, Hedda hopper was th ere wi th were p or tray ed by Peg Myers, Tangway, She danced and sang "out of this world" ex. Sanford, Fla. ." • " pansies and petunias. She also served cookies and coffee, her usual gossip, In the form of as the famous Dolly Madison In and took her bows like a "pro." travaganza. FtOxrcs 91'cic president, Mrs. H.H. suggested to prune Crape 1 Grier, read "Autumn Leaves" Myrtle and plant roses, ANFORD open the business meeting. iti, The bazaar will be held to FLOWER Nov. 16 - 17 at the Garden Reports were given by corn. • Center. Pla ns were made as to mee rrran. r3. ,, R. Woods, Mrs. what each member would r GrLr, DIuueIs, and Mrs. Wesley will set up the tabl es for L w the Cir le' Bazaar o abothIor the 1l Mrs B C Moore, UP 1_1: chairman, gave an interesting port on ecology and Utter. She a, The marriage of Mrs. Shirley Ringgold Baptist Church, of0 of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 0Y ,OFF OFF read an article by Mrs. Mildred Tuck Adcock to Raymond Eu- ficiated at the ca nd lelight cere- Orbert New ton, sister of the Dresses re Parker on ecology. Mrs. Moore gene Weldon took place Satur. mony. bride and urged the group to plant Per- day, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. at RingA program of wedding music Presiding at the punch bowl WIllIdeS at this time, JUDITH of MIAMI gold Baptist Church, Ringgold, was presented by Mrs. Randa ll was Mrs. Claude Henry Mrs. George McCall, Hot- Va. beforean altar ,I'nrntsiri nMoo .sa.4n iat th... k.4.1.,. r' um, vi u.v usiu. .70 tnamun,meceogme bride. Mrs. ticlilture Chairman had plants with candlesand pink and white 'Me bride wore a floor length Elson Heamon Newton, sister and cuttings on display. She fl owers in brass containers, gown of ca nd lelight sil k chiffon, of th e bride, cut and served th e told how to propagate each, Sizes 4 f fashioned with an empire wrist wedding cake. a Following her talk she gave The bride is the daughter of and lung sleeves. She wore a Alter a wedding trip to points members plants of their choice. Mrs Norman Clinton Tuck of corsage of pink carnations, in Vir gin ia , the couple wi ll be at Following the ceremony, a home at Big Oaks Ranch, Ringgold, Va,, and the late Mr. CAMELLIA CIRCLE - ' • COORDINATES re ce ption was held in the home Chuluota. Tuck. The bridegroom Is the • PANTS DELTONA Camellia Circle son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo C • JUMPERS c of ~1) , " the Deltona Garden Cl ub met Wesley Weldon of Lake Park, ~: 1 C • BLOUSES at the home 01 Mrs. Henry Ga. • if Sprague with Mrs. Ewald • Rev, John Groff, pastor of Korth, cltes, For Best Selections TAWNY FERNANDEZ President Mrs. Cecil Halbert Shop Early. presided. The circle voted to works as secretary for Top 'em with Department of l'oilution donate a half scholarship to the o rri one of our new Use Our Convenient At'tivitk You th Environment Program Control whose offices are in La yaway blouses! the Seminole County Court. Of 1974. sponsored by the FFGC, C Inc. Plans were made for a 14, house. Born in Mi ami, she SOUTh SEMINOLE I '% oicnIe4on'h nnil Irh • '' fl.,. -n inowil In Smlnnl rintr "1 (.tit) CLUB .110 eigh t years ago and now Springs Park on Nov 21. D -K .. Highlight of -------lives in Cacibe rry During the afternoon I'aiit'e 2640 Hiawatha Oppoiite Jim Lash The South Seminole Garden %'as a de Chrysler- Plymouth, her leisure time Tawny en. Ne*og Hwy. )7.fl monstration given by Club will meet Monday . Nov. Ph. 3214120 • Mrs. Halbert on the conjoys dancing and listening to DEPARTMENT STORE 1 9, at the Casselberry Woman's _____ different bands. s'ruct1on of a terrarium. 213 E. FIRST ST. Club building. ________ PH. 322-4717 A(iwitrnts gift orkshop will be held I On p.m., when lunch will be ser. 1 ~ I I .. t - " — veti. . / .-, - - % . i!~,~i~~ Mrs. George Otto. president. •• it 1 ____ r ... ;first appearance of WomenNeed Business Sense 110, __ ___ helen 1 ay Ellis, Jerry Bateman, Jean Boss and Marion Varnum, all fflefl)bersofthCchofliS. The Woman's Chorus, in cidentally, 30 strong sang a most beautiful medley from Caberet that was a delight to ht - • _.•j . -' - Begins with TkaWo9w" Girls" a comical skit of women today in professions usually attributed to men, was ano ther most enjoyable feature wi th V • (Iliected and produced y Mildred M. Caskey, wi th the mwticalscoreand skit of the choral group written and directed by Mrs. Pauline Rose, proved be the most nearly professional production ever •______ ______________ C L liBLI V\,..,V," > Jean King. whose tennis prowess brought her lame and fortune, American .omen have been in the limelight D'' I' ir rittt ii Sea-son . " V Holiday each corii' of the room and two silver graduated bamboo in green with yellow roses on the isiateri;d in the bridal gowi wedding bells attached where holders and an identical one white background and the in. with a center cluster of whit they crossed directly above the directly behind the centerpiece. scription "Debbie And satin roses with deep gree refreshment table. lilInOnt." satin leaves and encircled wit The centerpiece was a bride Lime chiffon punch, was a lace ruffle. doll standing In a bed of yellow served from a crystal bowl on a hostess gift to the future Approximately 2.5 rclativ Yellow and green crepe paper roe and green fern. Flanking silver tray along with mints, bride was a heart shaped ring streamers were suspended the center arrangement were nuts, Danish wedding cookies bearer's pillow. It was made of and friends were present for If from the (lining room ceiling at two candles Mo11v2 type, In and twin bell cakes: decorated candle light satin, identical to delightful evening event. A large honey comb urnbrella, decorated with yellow lie i Miss Debbie Deipsy, bride, arni green satin rihbons was elect of l.amont Pangle, was suspended above a special guest of honor at a recent bridal chair placed by the 'ifttable for shower, given by Mrs. Torn the honoree to use while O'Day at her home 307 Tucker opening her gifts. Drive, Sunland Estates, -. ;' ahead. So it has been with the women in the good old U.S.A. I — - club house on Normandy - el was depicted jil1I b Pit Lynch in a sparkling black and white formal and accompanied by her husband as Di iinor d Jun Brady. The)' attractie Louple made a most and they sang and danced Dottie Mercorelli and It Col ) Miller were outstanding in their _. . duets. Both have voices that blend beautifully and make you wish you could sing too. For comedy the men took a part and played a (oursome at bridge saying and doing just -- • what they thought women do .unl say when they get together at some woman's home for an afternoon of cards. It was • DF I TONi — Terrific, stUl)1ri(Ious, senstitlonhI, delightful are but the sords to describe the to performances of he "Distaff Imt r s of the ioaa 'tWoman'sCbriday I - - - twrsaay1 riov. Bridal Shower Honors Debbie Dempsey - - _______ — i ne Sarforc3 Herald Piipr1ii '?jj1,-ijc I . Of Broadway Reflected In Play Touch ________ T R,s.,g,IU!) lu.. , Sanford SUNTOGS SHIRLEY 1" 11 1101$ c,,iz,N NANETTE a "W _`1 04s,mlocw - JACK TAR IUUU 51I11 for Our New Store At CINDERELLA 24th & Children's Clothing AGES INFANTS THRU JUST ARRIVED! NEW ACCESSOkIES; LAMPS, TABLES, RECLINERS. DICK AND ELIZABETH MOWER • laiy.stvay ix nv fi r Christ nia s. FURNITURE 116W- FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.5181 UUII JIOII Pullover Tops With Collars Great for pants and skirts! French OPEN FRIDAY NITES OPENING SOON 14 2595 S Sanford Ave. S6995 SiK coneneflt WSYS to bU,: ie. •-, Cr&tge • 14ies Custom C?ta'ge • ft,:A:: '-':' M,te' Cna:, • ArtfCJfl (IpIe55 • UP TO 36 M3, 10 PAY FRF -C DELIVERY CENTRAL 14 FURNITURE & BEDDING CO. mmth Ph. 3231410 iiIMAONOLIAAVE, I Fusc1n SANFORD W r- M r oe- " I l l %S. ('HURUII ST. rJ' ,o .~ ~.6 IH)WNTu%bN 13 ~ ui E. it. sr ORLANDO SANFURI) 422.32$1 322-1494 08 E. First St. 19.. 0 4 rs O' SHOE STORE Ph 12.0n �_____ - - - -_____ ___ - ra1iJdayjs. I rAnimas Kingdom _________________ ______ _________________________________ - ! i _________________ ________ _ - - (RthS ______ WI - 31Ifltfl4' 4 - t:I L I (: N 10 CJ (2) Dr THURSDAY ti Vi SI Oii FIa..L GET Thu WH MATCHR FIREC?5o FAST 009' YSOQE sme Street (24) I Hi I ' (9) i" (6) The Jokers WHA1 5 TRAT? 6:30 (2) News S RE CHOWNA I by Day. Graus \J —' J 'I'I if1lCjr 12 wa trm 42(rkmonlrr 4Wi)lflIke IT19JgTi 47 Fo an idea 4(n by EVENING iN 1 7:00 (2) To Tell The 6.mlliFr i 7 JkI1 SL1C St uinan 1 nith (61 Hogans Heroes (9) Lucy Show b 3WaAriy 38 high ear4 iO:30 (2) Baffle (6) The $10,000 ramld (41) Fury (9) News ttIct Junction , 5:00 (13 Women S News (24) MisteRoqer's Neighborhood 4•30 (44) 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds ter Gunn (13) •• , !. '' FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. I rnuici ( i101ttwair IZAflOnCC _______________________ - Abby, all that can to my mind was that juveniI jingle "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a ' - — - - — - 24) The Advocates 11:53 (61 News (24) Electric Comt.ny FOR ALL EVENING ldes (9) Kung Fu (13) MovIe - — 23 n C 'en rlrrk s)n ir - - - Can Help Phone 173 £'f Wr?C P 0 Sanford, 1Ior .. •. -- - I not ___ Male Female elp Wanted fringe benefti to mature tn vidual in Sanford area PrrdIç of eipertence, airmail A J. Read, Pr%., Americin Luicants Co.. BOz 44 Daon, Onto. 41101 S,? - manager for uig procsing plant Servisory espertince and good rnasnfenance background desired Winter Park. by — Will re for yourchd Mo Fri - GR.1 ____ ____ ___________ K DDiN I 1 _____ -- __ 25times ..............23caii -- - - - am, after 6p.m. (44) Veriety N.s 12.30 (2) Nes monstra?or and gas fuithed. ROUTE SALES JACKPOT 9 -.---,. (24) Seme Street . \ \ \ baã '' PC 4AVE PaflImehpwanted evera. Sanlo'dAve.SanIord 6:00 (6) News AFTERNOON Bunch 10:00 (2) Blue Knights -I a cuckold-quite the resene lies 10 Male Help Wanted MANAGER asumr reibtI4ty RE YOU TROUBLED) CaH re', 641 7021 for We Care - _____ "' _ h lflSeions-No Change Of Copy. _______________ ____________ Sanford 3224W ________ NEEDS TOP NOTCH ROUTE E ARE Q UAIL The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line P D I __________________________ _' -: I LIBRARY - ' lB Squares (24) Bill Moyers S3l'iuralding - 4!tJ CAMPUS CLAflER with BIMO BURNS - "ar Mr. Bernstein' While celebrating my 45th wedding anniversar), I Personals - Here ____________________ ____________________ . 44) nn's Heroes 5:30 (6) Green Acres - \ f-- t c" WIN _______________ ___ Trash lletinw - ' It W ti 11 Ir 110 Thrsday1 Nov 15. 1979& 7:30 nb ing letter, c fordHer&d ACED WITH! ' DEAR ABBY: I iitc a syndicated nepaper lumn iifl VUCCCH ftiRE - _______________ _______________ T _ __________ ALLEpP ri t f - _____ - wi i I 34Sho4 - - ___ ' bT M _____ . I, an --. elan, tp t,pn, '.rrrhand i.r(..,p Insura". 0ft & promotiGn PIANO LESSONS D Dishwashers and Ezp.rl,nc,d cooks. Apply in person to Sanford Herald P0 B 1657 Saor4 _ hee On A io (44) Movie STREISAND L _____________ ' p Announcernenh — R mother Liw My husband and I a the pmud pan of 58 - - - - D (44) News ______________________ ___________________ 1 4-Personals - - - _______-- __ - nIord A'rpo avat1bt,inemooI,CyT to pay her. To my zrise, she acpted! - _- / Light FORMER BO55.A IVEMMET NE W HER WHAT Th SHOCK r GCATCN Ar Abby, do you nk I'm wng? I under fUSt W / "BEn / - _-' _______________ _______ — ' - factor How off Li your mother hi law' If she must work In order to support herself. oblously she can t affOrd - to sit gratis. In any ease, you'd have to pay another sitter, so why pe• (9) Mike Douglas saII aper is discolored in spots and soiIeby my dog in oder places. This is a solid color. I wonder whether or not it would be idvisabIe to paint over the paper for a fresh loot 11 th:s is feasible what kind of paint Peyton Place (6) The Flintitones e Life To Live () (24) Today In Show 900 (2) PhIl Donahue Show RUTH - r:. - -- DEAR ABBY: My husband is a chaser. Iknew it when M I' t I' we concerns trying to find the cx iration dates n so man coupons. It 'ssems they '44'I Uliwinkle 4:00 (2) umerSeu (6) Mery Grifin 9:30 (6) Concentration t.'rprjse Pla CuStOOl work Call fl 4371 or - ___________________ rc (SI 700 (2) Today - - - -' -- ! _________ FRANK AND ERNEST - * tonaI corn a? (305) 6414713 Maitland Call £44 3o3 tor qr write to MillS Matne.2:: YEAR" - s---,, -'. irM needed 13-Cam in Resorts ' — ' '•." - ________________ B,Tr*1,z,wr DRIYI.,$I ________________ rjj' _____ -±' ' '.' - by Bob Thov.s '. ' FRIENDLY LOA ON YOUR SIGNATURE ' At 8:30 L. Rentals - - - 29-Rooms for Rent 30 a -A par.men s0en 31 -Apartments Rent F mi hod SINth SIR I'D wanted for Shill rk 'n wire Slumberland Motel company. We WIII tralnoo the lob. r experience requ1r. Part time CotorTV. Pool - Ptione lp will be conSidered. Apy in Extra clen rooms & effIcleni. c'a'e Rd. 131. Long*ood, 431 1353. __________ _________ — SANFORD .T. MOTEL THE -- 32-Houses Rent Unturnished 19 - Female Help Wanted - Newly renovated, CICU A riling ________ She 'I SY It "as a business call Once this rl caned and talked to ME. She said _____________________ - -=--- -- it h,t the trunk in some plices and it lookul antiuued Tb" inside of the lid was padded with thin foam and then and she asked me why I didat gise hlir up Itold her I'd in a diamond shape E%er)one thinks it is beautiful It was for the "Fmp! Ti Test and rate your boss. See II be Li a / ________________________ - - ( Oils ItJiu,,AIJ 54114fl 'static" type, afraid of his own CrsAIR.... For Rent _____________ age5aret7,8,10,and12. Sbeungup.(!thInkshe DEARPOLL\1;as —Lsawthe most beautiful _____ - - - - DEAR MARY Thinks, but it's risky to make u d ner honnr. - an offer OL! — M4 husband tho1iht up ii great trick to uie shen putting up dry walls and still thinks it very good - alkr using it a lot When puttin' up such alIs and th 1 'Mr Morrow" said the salesman of hopkins Syn cate, "we are Iaun hing a new ___ I Adults•13,95 it the ector o(the chicago DAlI NEWS. V h saw the same "W% 1/ PET AE I a , C fl GeorgeW Crane,Norh,western over the sealer repeating antil the am is smooth and _______ -- CC. chLitst. P R E V E NT , dIvor has a lot of human tntert i But Dr bane Li tou r Lp.,,, Ja7 i't. r . ' ' . Sr UP ' ) •j, \ SR:tope, ty I Roast Tom Turkey - Chestnut Dressing GIbI 'G F hC ' S Mashed Yellow TuIps Creamed Pearl Onions therefmm Make nw contacts at this time .. __- - 00 UflC to u y North pointed :ut ORTh(D — ncw rlan ou irC (hit an make all of your pr*cts work - - ca ay to go - VIRGO (Au 22 to Sept 22) Conntrate on the overall picture of your projects now instead of worki on the detads ___ - -- - - L- \\I \ / L - Green Peas-Au Beurre Q1013 + AK72 bia six notnimp and ore occurred in an important team match and x spades +5 SOI th thbl SoU th led the DYNAMIt EDITORS column to MiIaukee St Iuis -- - . -- - iN T 24 4V - - - handle a business mattT eirly in the day. J - come ck to inc an releas," Walter rephed Merchandise , / - SO—Miscellaneous _______________________ - _________________________ be (or aong i i me. an is una raid WIch wi's the man who i - - •, dfactor and but h'd t w3i1 till figuratively -- - 1 r youc1f of preat r aIp North That just it done in the American tr ctB Id I u b tthe - - - , , knew what had human Interest sign me U 4 once .or valueanddjdn't wait foroidside e. Woy alnic. - caon he drew some about and efficiently Civic work can add to pmDge one of thoae = _______ _________________________________________________ -- chic bidder had pmbe!s I clnitmgour'pers who has tni ideas ant the mouth East's two spadec - _ 8Il and asking for - • - Adul? only. SI mo. Ut,l,t Two bedroom duplz furnhsh,d - , _________ _ II N.flh bi h (1 Thenhestuckasheetof paper •A 2 VS •AQJ S 74A KJ6S - - I c toliuwd TODAY'S QUPflON rtn tJs Irtert hatdo - -- L_ GA%E4 ' / I • I : \_ . - - Iter he put It into other papers i ., TUES' THRU SAT — I ________ - watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. ' - — - / I lCRETARIES-Ternporirwork AdultS Only. NO children or pets - I \' 63 -.Wanttd to Buy ys rking with persoel te iOflg fr you Some switchboard experience a as to kiep nt w members of ou woro or Cllflltd ad Call 3772611 or 131 93 -- iI , I 71 Antiques / t4uwiwOt Would you llk a - I ! o - ____ Transportaiton -A to Re irs - AddItIon In Mid November Watch •--. . like thx° \hen the -- new 2 bedroom. kitchen uippId, 1 'ii n ____ _____________________-I —__ Pfl9$ wrk car beds, Larriages SANFORD New 2 and 3 bedrocm needs through the l plects 0 anoth r 20 Male-Female Ay Rent Strt at 1225 3fl$; Only [P I H U S IA ST I C Call 371 79 Worry airlc Iwa>s Mrrtm and Mr hearst' 11Ju g Womera r i ii fAtis wnita H C.&' - ! / Tany& LouLi.CIantino YourHotf& Hot, , — .— - I tdays cAMILY BARGAIM '[WS I dd,t,onal 17 000homfi ir the ir, reene I1C d - -- - ER - J— secretary part time until first ___________________________ sear. then full time. Prefer NICCIV furniShed Cln 3 room dT I 67—livestock and Poultry v , __________ - . i-i ---- i 1ON APARTMENTS -. - - WEL1P1,MENTS -- - ---- - -'----_ _______________________________ - prson?Mnuejacobs Deot 61-Bulidlog Materials -- - Needle the fat, stougy wlvei"heurgedme '(or then Mr Mormw ansrd ith a W - SEASON TO BE JOLLY Earn . care to wr tean enement of wis and then )OU Ww (tOW 'fhevoicccomtng 1i,iindc - p tems Sell them Quickly *ith I r _____ - - - - 2515 Park Drive 377 7141 ---— reae hi h rn ____ Apartments Rent Furnished - • - A affa can eatcr procs U extreme care in tzavcI - ____ French Av 3775711 ______________- . c -C:mping Equipment - again that is vItal to your advancement. Handling a hi ft D d' t - ____ fl xtra Helpers Call 62C 1 Chic Young s gn recognize t reader appeal of great newspaper chaIns, he - ________________________ - - - all offic, Skilli nded FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 323 4080 ____ ______ -- *1 - pe,tr & . Reb on Our inTuItion at this have fine cmuye ideas - 3 bedrooms 2 baths _______ weatherby 3231452 _______ - LI! 1 4 46-lncome And • %4 i Ii 4 14 Goo -_____ CAVALIER MOTOR INN ' INMy',1OLELJF BLONDIE ____ APARTMENTS CiiIdren under 12. 1.95 J .or putting the parishIone to ______________ ________ I ersnt Real Estate the air and the hair His unique trii P , board 47inche5alidnailindooroutuoorcarpetlngto11e C'b btcOujeofjndffe,enc, 38—Wanted to Rent I 1 -- - ________ ____________________ A ES Uatage Catlafteroprn 377 4211 Mobile Ho s Rent - = �11 - __ - - 13, .' 'huII,.rd Ads E arn it War .------ Christmas a---'-Homes Rent Mciiile U II Houses for Sale 2 Bedroom mobile home available O?. 74 and 7 bedroom cottage. No al(OhOIsc beverages, no pets. Camp Seniino:c, "24410 37 Reg. Brokers Sanford, Fla Days 333 6i 7i Nights 322 5424. 322 232 For Rent Professional office--I rooms plus retroorn. Simon's Laboratory, 210 San Marcos Ave. Contact Mr. E. P. Simon, evenings 177 3324 3 new 3 bedroom, 7 bath homes. Miny extras. Good location, I per Cent Interest. *79.000 372 7217 - , .a' -, 3 bedrooms, III baths, like new. Large lot. Sale price *27.600 can assume $15400 mtg. Monthly payments, $156.93 In C$udt't everything. Call Mrs. Cross, In 4670 Acreage for sale, 52500 per acre NEAR 43$ EAST DeBARY. unusual $71 Soohome with extra lot, large living room. 11' x 26' Florida room, furnished, Four bedr oom, 2 bath, central heat and air, two car garage, fenced yard, with Oasso,led Citrus trees, Convenient to shopping area fl; III _______.1 Jl'il I t1i3kL7$thSt,Sanford 333 4691 7 story, ' ', .''. :: A • 4? MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BT1OKF.,4 )'27613 Make room for daddy. Hive a garage sate with a tow co (ItliJltd ALIAMONTE AREA OWNER TRANSFERRED. Assume ex. etlent mortgage terms. 3 bedroom (split pIan),2 bath, Iarge rn-ester bedroom, beautiful family room, dishwasher, disposal and self cleanh oven. In a tout area, P4ndy to 1.4, and Hwy 434, Less thin nne year old. JUST REDUCED TO $36900. KIND 3 Jim Hunt , 322 41_7, After 3, 3721111 e03W Firjt5t, 373 4061 or 373 0517 BALL REALTY 70.17. 617W First St SANFORD R.st?n.'s i ______ gp.j SANFORD CLOSE IN *BEST VALUE. DeeARY EXTRA1 FIRST TIME ADVERTISEDI Lovely 2 t--droom, 7 b?h on tot 100' x iStj' t?h equpped kitchen, clpnate control, dnuble garage, formal dining room, carpeting, frame Stucco construction. $7,500. I t ,% real nicet Till We Succeed!" CITY LIFT YOUR CHIN OFF THE FLOORt Will really cj, have a tremendous buy on this lovely 2 bedroom with Florida room and climate control. Excellent con dillon. Only $21,250. * Sanford Auction 42 CLIFF JORDAN 6314722 '1 - Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything of value. Hwy. 1792 (behind Winchester Mobile Hom,) 37 7340 Sanford, Fa. 323,743$ MOBILE HOME SHOE PASSES are being given away for the Home a Rama in Orlando. llurryt Show sta'ts Nov. 15 and tickets are going faSt! Call 322.2420 Anytime Lilting Agency LocalandNationalMLS REALTORS 236S Park Or. - MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sat. 1 Sun, 9-5 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. 3 3 Orla nd o Dr. 3115700 373-5.500 Sales -_ - • .., ° I a 116 55 Boats & Marine Equipment - IS It. boat, motor & trailer, 1350, 2 jeep wheels, 16" tire 1. tube, $12 ea. 322-0931. - -' - - - ---- -- _________---------- UP4ITE() FREIGHT SALES has jut! received a large shipment of brand new 1973 stereo console, and components. Some have bVill. in I track and Gerrard turn tables. Prices Start as low as $99.95 for consoles, 519,93 for components. Cash or terms. United Freight SIes, 3550 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Mon. Fri. 9to9, Sat. 9 t S - Used Cox Boat Trailer, for 17-70' boat, new 12" wheels and springs 595. 373 4262. - SEWING MACHINES, rIliur Bicycles 58 - Bikes, Bikes, Sanfor i i, Florida -. -- CHR YSLER 1973 NEWPORT 4 door hardtop, automatic, 4 door hardtop, automatic, power disc brakes & AM-FM stereo. full power, steering, AM-FM stereo, auto air, cruise control, muse control, all vinyl i _ split itwihrdLnr. low incricr, vinyl roof - 2 ;;a. miieage yearly trades two to choose from, . - V __ -,-.- _4___ ~ We= ift V THERE IS A BUYER WAY TO LIVE Townhouses I New 10 speed bike ON THE -- - - -- 3231333. AUCTION* - - -- II(ih.if Patio Traditiunal Homes garages in L.iLu., L':r.r Li,:' rear. 64 monthlj malntefiina fee for The building's exterior roof, driveways, - 5% I,_ f' rages, by3.Rra1teYfhhm DOWIM - - rrLI iJii '.". A nariclnq çinn is available to now t.cme buytl at S.ariora. Mortgages tcrrns are limited to a maximum 25 years with this plan. Interes t rate is B 3234670 - ii Equipment r - --:- -- --- 01. ____j 11 1973 Heavy Duty Chevy BlaZer, 4 wheel drive, 4 speed, 5,0's" miles, Call 666 6554 '6$ Dodge Coronet, loaded, excellent condition, $130 cash. Call 323-1429 before 5 p.m. lY.i Dodge Dart, automatic, radio. later, excellent tires Just 555o.. '66 Pontiac Bonneville 20 HT, A I Cond., A C, Power 5teerin. Brakes, Radio, Etc., New WSW Tires, 1 Owner, $495.00 Call 322r flit weekend after 5:30 on weekdays. - **AMC. JEEPS** '73 - FURYS & POLARAS - IV 70Maverick Grabber, 250 engine $1725 or best offer. 323-7247. vinyl top. 78 - - - A As - - :-'-;- Long As Supply Lasts Th e 19t9 Triumph Bonneville, fully cnopped, excellent condition Must see to appreciate, 5150, 37), 5064. Stamps-Coins 79 AVERAGE MILEAGE 61000 y 1 ou ever L SUN, 124 saw '" International Pickup. 5,00 original mites, Good condition. ULL rE t tL[L L t(itLtL Hwy. 436 & 11-92 Phone 373-0011 ALL HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTIES 1-4 WHEZE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Trucks and Trailers TO 10,000 MILES HOURS: ST. biggest little worker Fern Park '- . __ -- " 04, 10 Lawn Service IIIII Aluminum covers, carports, screened porches, pool enclosures & repairs. 25 pet. off 323- 045'. G't cash-buyers for a smit' n vestment. Place A. low (Ott classified ad for results Hire a sper Salesman. a classlIe-u ad, to sell your dn't nPetj5' Heat ing IIIIIIIIIIII -. OIL CLEANING CALLRALPH 373.5934 - "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings" CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Sanford Ph. 322-1055 Orlando 647.8878 JIM LASH Only 9Mi. N. of Hwy. 436on 17.92 Have your heater serviced to winter. Call Geneva Hig. & Air Service. 323 5434. F'llIIneGEAppllanes Sanford Electric Company 372 1562 Home Improvements _______________________________ ' . DR YWALL.SPRAYING & PAINTING Attic Hogan Insulation, SANFORD Ph 333(33.3 HEATING & AIR CON. DITIONING 229 Sanford Ave.. Home repair, lrnprovempnl, 1276390 Painting. No lob too large or too ponnom small. Ph. 323-3409. - - Beauty Care -- BuIldoxig ________________ sell N Longer PIeededfirms with a Classified Ad. _____________________________ Painting-Interior 1, exterior, repairs, r oofs aln!ed, fr ee honeil experienced estImates. 323-0794 - BULLDOZER WORK :learing lots our SpecIalty. 333-1731 - after 3 p.m - Ceramics rava-111n.iIIIIIII -- .-N.-N.4 JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, in i 'yi.....,.... & Susday. 327 792). ••--,- Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work. Free Estimate. 373. 0099. (111%h . fuyir s li .1 Small in y t- l,ncnt Pla c e a low Coil (11ed s f l ad tor rr',utts Concrete - SER Vl. ES U PIL IMIT ED HANDYMAN 1EASONAULE PRICES. CALL 322 FABRIC D - ON 373 Let a classif led ad help you clean out your attic, garage or basem*ntf ADCOCK Poolug & St t Metal Gyllers & Down spouts 60Q French Av,,3 .322 "5111 ________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 133$, "LakeMiry'' ----- Land ting ,, or Builders, sub contractars. Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings Fast, dependable, I' OomicaI. Call Victor ---36.3 3143 _____ ts rip" Time. Hire an expert rcpar r"ofl tr.rp !;lOy's (I.',fl ted ads Waring - 4 *21795 4 AV Nova Custom Hatchback, VS, AT, 6 PS, PB, RAH, Green. 2 0S - & Griffi Land Clearing I..-cavalng & Grading. Pt', 373 1797 or 377 6243, day or note. Plooges -. _________________________ Lawn Setyke j HOOkS Garden & Lawn Service I arit'sCapin. Mowing, Edging, rriinmin0 9r'eeEit Reason ' 1ft.11ler 1372 au, Lawn Clean Up, and Light Hauling, Tremblay, 323, 77 I 2'Dr #fr ,w it 0 or_ 8 00 0 1W Grooming Professional with love Iam6 p m Animal Haver Grrnng nd boarding . 337 5112. stripe 279 Planning a garage sale? Don't forget to Idverlise it in the cl$5$if led acts' 0 CT $ IV 4 Dr NT, VI, AT, PS, PB, RIM, Factory Air, Med. Blue. 'd8' / ,, 9 $2 Polarilif 4 Dr HI, VI' AT, PS, PB, 2 Dr. HI VI, AT, PS, PB, AM-FM Stereo, Factory Air, Power Windows, Power Seat, Cruise. Control, Special Burgundy paint w.Vinyl Roof, Low miles. q5 New shingles tacked on by square with air, or by hand, Licensed 6 'r%ure.j.32)5333. -- CIeanor 12-'69 thru '13 FORD P.U. --" wo \ \ flii'u 73 Ford PIck.up; i, stoci. I,, ton & 24 ton, Choice of colors a equip. ment-From $3395 $3 1 9 $3195 Mon tery 4 Dr HI, VI, AT, PS, PB, RIM, Factory Air, White w.Blue nyl Roof. 2695 5 4 Dr HT, VI, AT, PS, PB, Rail, Factory Air, Green w.Green Vinyl $1 095"'*4 $3395 , \ Wallpaper Hanging' 12-'72 & '73 PINTOS 12, 73 & 73 Pintc In stock. PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Ha'j I mst'd Pr 1 denta' i Mu Drilling DICK JOYCE ELL DRILLING 3" and larger, pumps, spri,,k'ers Watercondituo.5 333 .41610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty pes and We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 207 W. Ind St BonnevIlle 4 Dr. NT, VS. AT, PS, PB, 95 RIM, Factory AIr, Power Windows and Seat, Vinyl Roof. 2 to choose f rom. 1972 MERCURY '-'--------..--.__, ._. --__- 329 $ 1973 FORD LTD "OiV .iCuuMLLtANER Only authorized sales service Sanford Open 9 S. Mon. Fri. Sat 9 I 107 W. 711n St, Ph. 323-SUO. FREE Home Demonstration to 'i'll arr.-', maiI "cst,Tient in a Classified Ad will Pwing PrSult . Well 329 Blue w.Blue 1973 DODGE CUSTOM Lo aded ssI15 Air, 1972 PONTIAC 1971 THUNDERBIRD P111 P8, RIM, Factory Vinyl Roof, 2 Dr. HI, VI, AT, PS, PB RIM, Factory Air, It. Green. j,c f CHMOLET 1973 GRAN TORINO 2995 - Catalina Pressure Cleaning '' Al R&H, Factory AIr, Gold .white Vinyl NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, "I - __ Malibu Laguna 2 Dr HI, VI, AT, Ps, $3895 1972 PONTIAC Plumbing Vacuum Factory IRoof. - - RD 1icory,7 GO& training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy, Call for free evaluaton (31-7370, Dog 1973 1973 CHEVROLET 1, I ( Pet Care FORD LTD Country Squire Wagon VI, AT, PS, PB, RIM, Factory Air, Luggage Rack and more, 2 to choose from 1 whIte, 1 It. Green. 0 Vinyl R01111101, *Wtiil. a- --- Custom made screen room, carports. Top workmanshlo and matrriaes. Lt'ALPI ALUMINUM - do INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING ae lots of room in your closets. - '/ L7 1"W W W• FaciMt at' PHONE 322 9066 A & P APPLIANCE REPAIR All makesser'vlco Ph 630 173$ 2572 Park Drive, 4 Dir. H 1973 - T LTD. 4 C) "i' Painting •________- -' Appliances 72 FORD MOWING, EDGING &TRIMMIPIC3 CALL 322-1361 MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots and Lawn, creecstma,._call 173 $04i Got a leaky faucet? A light that won't work or other small Iota? Call RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, .- 3233931. Patio -' 0 Handyman In 6132 IS Stud ServiceAvailable 33 12ye _______________ Irish Setter. lemaI, S rn. oW. AKC Peg. Wormed. All shots. 322.I, IRW - :. .!!:rTeti:.inoeei 1 • - - H H WI Subaru setsI I new coastto-coast time record Facts: There are over 3,200 miles between Subaru ran them, fiat out, in 38 hours and 59 minutes 'ddii, not ''urt Not .i drop of oIl changed Not one tire was I 4M* aa`j"Al~ r The frant wheel dnue Subaru F:iii pe:1" 1• ' ' ' I • F;!' .- ''.! flfl f 12-1971 FORD LTD 4 Dr HI, VI, Al, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Dli. Green w Green Vinyl Roof IQ 73 ru D LTD 4' Sit up a test drive at HOURS: SAT. *14 Brougham, 2 Dr NT, VI, AT, PS, PB, AM-FM Stereo, Factory Air, White w.White Vinyl Roof. $,2c oc g 8-4, SUN 12-4 DICK BAIRD INC. HWY. 436&17•92 - H 11LIJU r, , Shrubs, trimmed & shaped- Flower SEPIKARIKGLASS& PAINT CO. 210Magno-IIa Ave. I beds cleaned & edged to per. fectiort. Specialist. Mowing by 322 - 4422_request Only, Free estimate, 373. Central Air ConU.tlonina. For free estimate, call Carl Harri', at SEARSn Sanford 372-1771, -... S $10. - - Gkiss.Min'ors 1":..' - __ .•,;. Question: Can your car perform like this? e Air Conditioning _. Front wheel drive pulled the Subaru through ice, sleet, rain, snow, fog and the most punishing terrain in America M - - -'-" - $2999 - - Ill F A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ~_- ing & brakes, air conditioned, smissin, $150. Phone alter S p.m. d6i -_~ :~ _ -_t coming back tngine (Dodge 1 63) 31$ and Iran. , - Equipped with radio, heater, automatic trans,, power steer- ______ _I - Atlantic City and San Francisco I0 67 Chevy II Wagon, runs O.K., reeds clutch and Inspection, $130. 323 76.4$. For the best buy in American .':'Ors. and Jeep vehicles, set. DON SALES Sanford Motor Company 501 S French Ave., 3 -'-1 7 Lease & Exec. Cars ___ hauled &way, Your cost, Orlando, 2954194 anytime, Would like to have 23 or 30 bales of spoiled hay for mulch, Pore 1467. 69 TRY TO BEAT THIS! I ,j - Complete double bed, chest & odd p4eres. 100 810 Gioson AC Otter misc (,'i&e otter. Pli 327 -_ Autos for Sale '6S VW CONVERTIBLE Nothing down, take over Call dealer, 373 6230 323 7669. ~i- -. .. . - - __ ' ' .Y';::.-.' __ Plena Lcenoitj To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us firSt. We also buy Lulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W lit 3231352 PH fig- tog bCwiriQ 65 Pets and Supplies machines, (7) never been used. - --------_ These machines have Will In OatPnPwnds. Arc miniature, black & tan, alto red, sire 7 Ibs, wor r,.r,trols for zig tag, buttholej, med. t&s 165 Animal PIEI..fI tili(IIS 5tiICh fancy pa?ferns, Grooming & Boarding Kennuk monoi2raming and much more, 177 ____ 159.15 cash or terms United Freight 561es. 3550 S. Orange 1,1.4ntto Sell something? A Small Ave., Orlando, Mon Fri 9t09, Sat, investment in a Clafllfi.ed Ad will to 5 &ifl 1 S ci ft avxAdo C.f bt%t bree refrig. 23" D&W console TV. Wanted - to Buy 6.44 117$, Winter Park- . fcm$435()) 1970 Maverick. 6 cyl. auto trai radio, new paint. One owner. i 322 2773. '61Chevy. Power brakes. Best offer. Phone 3fl $910. SHELLEY USED CARS, 101 French Aye,, 323.2960. Auto Repairs Part s.Accessories ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED CUSTOMER! rik'Irs_ i _i&i i i __ 1P4CECo . for Rent Re-n, t.tJ!Iv [lu-br' Cop. Shampo-oer for only I) per dal CARROLL'S FURNITURE - . Cash buyer for used articles, fur future, etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 3726972 YOU COMPARE SPOT1! WHEN _ CONCRETE PATIOS 973 SINGER - - SO3JTI3OF AIR PORT ILVD, At Fe FLORDA P4 hwy. 11 93 Longwood yard care, etc. 'ODAY. MOVE !4 TOMORIWb L 1LL3'JH *A.A.A. AUCTION * jo are -,old under 9;e condominium ownttrship plan. The o*ner Is responsible only for the mortgage he makes, If any. There i t Thisu Tcvr -- 1 -i - Autos for Sale ' - I? Vol Auto flatteries ill cs REEL'S BODY SHOP 109 Sanford A'venue CASH 322 1137 For used luiniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100 1 items. Larry'S Mart 7)3 Sanford Ave ______ FINANCING WE GAIN A stretch - V 16 - 80 Attention HunterS IFishers! Camper Special. 626', $600. Can be seen at Club Diamond, DeBary, Tog) Prices paid. used, any Condit ion - *'PUBLIC - --- ---------- PICKUP AND CAMPER Self Contained, Nothing down, take over Call dealer 32] 6730 __________________ 44 scamper Camp-cr. 2 burner stove, Ice box, link, sleeps 6. 5100 Call 322-6491. ___ TOWER'S (ILAUTY SALON (formerly I4irrctt's Beauty Hook) 5 [Pne. 321 3747 Phone In 74.$4 Sears 2'-x cu. ft. rvery Friday right 7;30 p.m. if youElectric Cement MIxer,U5 Phone 372-13)0 heyp things to sell cr consign, call 3 bedroom, 2'z baths Six different floor plans. Double garages, courtyards, nntc.'.nd pi,flcs Sorr htivQ r,!ri in .i 1. •3991 68 J1[J'IJilhl[_- --- . Luxury - . ._ - _ RR tracks, ' -- - - - - DODGE Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pick up Phone 373 3200. Feed 80 Trucks and Trailers " JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale Prices. Jolly Charlie guarantj in writing lowest prices in Fla Gormly's, E. 44 past Beardall at I - TRUCK CAMPERS llOsesbrded Reasonable raf t-. I-1 and IO Call 373 7646 after 6 NEW YORKER -. - , 67A 111 E I - Bikes All sizes and mcdels, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Stork. Call 3720744. ' - i ' Travel Trail'rs . - 19 Th answer to to do with your old Car Sell it with a Classified Ad Horses ' ilL oodud Luxury Car At $2100 - 1 12(1 Florida ;1\ 66 ' - Building Materials stitch, (7) nationally advertised 6) tie-and. has all the new stretch -Ne For Sale stitches, built-in buttonhole, blind -w Lumber Reasonable hem, decorative design, full 32) 5670 factory guar&ifee, 11)9.95. Easy payments availible. United Freight Sales. io S. Orange 62 Lawn and Garden Ave., Orlando, Mon. - Fri. 9to9, Sat. 9 to 5. KACTUS KORRAL, 2651 Sanford -Ave. Next to Horse I. Rider IEOROOM SETS, just recCived 7 Cactus, pottery & special plants! new I piece bedroom sets. Set nclude drester, chest, bed & mirror. All I plecesfor 63 Machinery and Tools AlsO some living room sets aitable. Cash or ttrrit. United Commercial compru.r, 2 c',l 2 Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange hip. 110 or 270, 300 ft. of it', hose, 3 Ave,- Orlando. roofing staple guns. Make offer, Franklin Arms Apar[Inents TwoMaIe Walker Deer Hounds Best Off er 373 0145 after 5pm SAVINGS ____ - ~_]t 934 517 alters ,. Campers Brand New slide In truck cantpers from $795 New World Travel, Hwy. 17 97, Longwood, $349121 Free Kittens $209166 C ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1797 372 5961 SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Savi at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17 97, 1 mile S at DeRar. IS-2 Bedroom .'i pahlnuY. I.c (enzral heat t:: -hr - Lw,,ulr I'uo! Iuq! Carpets - I )rapec !'flVTJIP I"(Itl() or Vuleon s' F11 11v I.(j lIiJ)Jut( Kite/,en.s ____~ ~- .- ,__~ 0 _ ~-_=91 __ - , __ 1,, ?O "The LeBaron" By Chrysler !l' _______________ 11311111 2M 13 Laguna. Fully loaded, 9,000rn, Must sell. M. take over. Call 311 6031 between 630 7:30. - Sal Nov. 171h. Dishes, antiques, TV, ping pong table, drums, doç house, misc. 73$ Bay-wood Cl.-. Sunland. __ FURNITURE, glasses, disheb, tools, mist. items, 225 Palm Place, Sanford. 372 9306. COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 1971 Chevelle Malibu. 4 D Power steering, brakes, air cord. Low mileage. Call 372-1530. MARK IV, 1973, 6 mos. old. Cost $10,000. All extras, must sell, make offer, might trade. Owner, all 7375 or 3230061. -, GARAGE SALE. Nov. IS, 16, and 171h. Shop tools, school desk, dishes, material, toys and misc 26th St. between Park A. Magnolia. 4Auctioneering Service. '.'-..'thle H..r h4fl lepntsets tons 15 to "cse from $3 1 737 3 D'r.il CITY-LIVE GRACIOUSLY in ins 2 bedroom. 2 bath pith pool for only $37$ Near thoppng Mane' extras, Excellent Condition. - ,, Mobile Homes ' - is Pets and Supplies Garage- Rummage - * I Volkswagen and Honda 175. Ph, 3232699. TV-Radio-Stereo 4 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antique's, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used d furniture and appliances. Plus special sales (watch ads). Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Park 134.7(47 , Luxury In Its Own Right E IELEVISIQPISETS$33Up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, 322 0352 "We Don 't Stop YOut Multiple ( - __. Cor'.crir.t anti criirm,rij,uf ccfr p'rl i rrj 1 new 3 beOroOm homes with garage, air and cifpeting. Located on a quiet street with like breeres. Y.lk to shopping and schooh. Low down payment. Only 32.500 In $24.250. '(ALTOR '0 I,/ $4995 53 in th; -ei. S itew 1972 f. sewing macnines, nationally advertised brand with full factory guarantee. $49.95 cash or terms. Inspect and test at United Freight Sales. 3530 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri. 9to9. Sat, Ito & Gilman 830.5500 .0 ! Appliances SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED Palm Springs Drive at front door. New Jordon Marsh up he Street. Guy this 3 bedroom home on corner tot, aid go for professional zoning, or live in it! $26430. - :$TIC - SANLANDO AREA - Roberts used appliances, kitchen cabinets, kitchen sinks, and other itims. Will be held November 20, 1973 from 9:30 am. to 3 p.m. First come, first served. Cash, money order, or certified the*s Only. Sale will be held at the Sanford Airport Bldg. 332, '1t Stop U rn !" Realty 1. kj P' Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Whirlpool Appliances. Come in. see them, Big Savings. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Serv 3096 Orlando Dr. 3235431 SURPLUS SALE, I 1961 gas saver r;.~_~ I 3726095 I '69 DODGE POLARA. Loaded. Nothing down, take over, call dealer. 373-4230- 1966 Pontiac LeMons, 2 dr. hardtop, air, power, extra clean, 333 5,7 1968 VW Fastback Terriers, Spaniels, mailer allbreedsgrooming.'Tinytoystud service, 3734914. Washers, Dryers, Ranges. Refrlg. 139.95 up. Repair all makes. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave. 3232932. Regulation site pool table, incluct('s accessories. Ph. 3223614 after 6 pm. M. UNSWORIH REALTY 'MR. Poodles. Ic Air, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, 1gw mileage. C Many to choose from. Dicks Appliance Sales & Service, 2611 S. French Ave., Sanford, 377 1656. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 321 0697. Miscellaneous 1960 Dodge See alter lp m. 10.4 San Marcus Ave Sanford BgVTU591 65 GREMLIN Freezers 1 Sparks oil space heater, $30. I. 11* 72' rug. lix 10' rug, both for $30 Ph. 372 6610. Hall Realty Hills--Fairways front and back. beck. 31 ft. living room, I bedrooms. 7 baths, fencing, landscaping, bearing plum trees. 714 pct. $49,900. Stock membership, golf cart included. $31. SO ___ 1972 AMERICAN MOTORS RECONDITIONED Refrigerator's, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 641 lilt. LAKEFRONT HOMESITES ..AKE MARKHAM ESTATES WOOD , $15,000. 630.1000 4E . '4OU'R 'MR. 'R$OL Xf.vf'Eg- ___ WHOLESALE PRICE Goods ___________________ 52 . _ 4___ Autos for Sale 15,1971-I1_B I AF - 0371 For Sale JOHNNY WALKER REALTY $24,700. Stenstrom New 4 bedroom. 2 baflts, central Peat air. Eat in kltthen, fam ily room, win t.re'glace and bull in bookcases. Large rooms with cl'asefs. Barbara McLean, Z. many A*.rr $AVE 128610 $$$ __ Cr 1961 Jeep Station Wagon, excellent condition. Good tires. 372-5751. 'U meets Price. t Private party must sell house full of beautiful furniture, Spanish Mediterranean t.,edroom suite, dining room Suite, Fla. room & den furniture, Spanish Mediterranean living room suite, -sofa, iovesrat I. chai,s Also end tables, coffe. tableS & iam. All items like new. Please call Large corner lot, near old fIAS. 75' x 333'. Reduced for quick cash sale. Tom Bryant, Pt. 1, Jonesboro, Ark, 73101, Inc. SPANISH BEAUTY Lots and Acreage Registered Broker 323 1670 BYOWNER-piew Klngsberry 3 bedroom, 7 bath, Central heat and air, Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 161 * 6.5'. VA and Conventional financing, Ph. 671-440, CHOICE 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, wilt to wall carpet, drapes, stove, refrigerator.garage and fenced, ___ - Automatic, AM-FM stereo, power disc brakes 8, stevingi split seats, vinyl roof. These cars have very low mileage, extended warranty 18 months, 18,000 miles where quality 21.000 BTU air conditioner, used I year, $200; Magnavox stereo console, 5.50. 3236519. JACK R. McCLURE 2571 Park Dr. 372 2119 REALTOR After hours; 377 9261 3773991 327.0646 454 W, Firbank, WE TAKE IRADES 641 n" - Lon; wood 161' front on Sanford Ave. 1)7' on 13th St. Zoned C2. 29 pct. down, balance 10 years. Realty QjI "DEMOS" Household - IFHEIYTcc' ____ PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDAN - 255' front on Airport hlvd One .icre In size. 29 pct. down, balance 10 years at 7 pct. G. G. BLAIR BROKER A. J. PENPIIP4GIOPI ASSOC. 3337710 322 9223 Realtor, 323.5714 Forrest Greene, 4 TO CHOOSE FRGM 1973 Bedroom suite, double bed, corn plefe, dresser with mirror, night Stand; platform rocker. "Ill 9049 after S. iSO' front on French Ave. Corner lot. 29 pct. down, balance' 20 years ati pct. Blair Agency sI:MIN0LE REALTOR ORL WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 7714991 1919S French ETf. Sunday. 3777374 or 322 1196 FOREST CITY-HORSES, and nice enu for the kings men. Large country ranch hone, 3 years new. 6 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS. luxurIous paneling, fireplic,, over 3400 sq. ft. unaer roof, beautiful tountry area. only $73 000. ir - 13 Lc,vely 3 bar.. U, bath. FHA, low down, or assume and move u Holland Realty, Broker-Owner. 323 7023 Stemper Agency ' Realtors - i72 ui; 71 H(,tjr Service Call 372 7491 bedrooms, 1½ laths Spanish For reel living on cold winter nnis, a 7) it p3fld tamtly room with fi repl a ce, large kitchen, formal din ing room, located on lots, carpets, all this and even more ory *3.5,900. Some terms or rrf,n.ne ': 1 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311 325 E. First SI, _____________ 3335677 -_____________ Cailbart Real Estate By Owner, 4 berm., Fla. room, 2 baths, over 21 i acres. Large barn-horses welcome. Apopka .rea off Wekiva Rd., 2407 Duquesne Ave. Ph. IMSOf? after ONE OF I I .' Double wide 20 x 34, excellent On deluxe Necchi zig tog, 3 needle cc.nditon. unfurnished Ph fit fv'sitiOn built In buttorhole maker ,',ih i','ir i'.i. 53.1 53 or payments of $1 per month. See 01 I' * 45' Spartan, travel trailer, good Sanford Sewing Center, 301 E. for c.amptite, builder's office or First St. Downtown ___ storage, $313061 E SMALL FAMILY? Buy this modern 2 bedroom, CS home, in ideal location. Available at *15.500. with flexible financing TAFFER REALTY Pdytun Inc.. tJfl LI R ALTY O.t - INVESTMENTI Building includes 3 attractive opts. Will make nice residence with good rental in. S1 .1, 5,X , SI 8305500 9jVV QAJCtti.')fl _, i ,-,; REALTOR M* i7t, t.ir6e4 14(3 FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOe5ES for sale or lease, call t,s. RF ASSUME PAYMENTS _ LL L0 - ____________ AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. CORBETT 3 bedroom, 1 Win home In excellent condition, *13.500. Terms. P. . OA'ner 1))fle, and anxious to sell pluSh 2 bedroom, 2 bath furnished mc,4,lle home, with air, wet bar, 4- Nothing Down fireplace, round king bed, sunken tub, and more. All this one 126 x 3 bedroom. III or two baths, all 100' with stately pini trees. Asking brick. From $71400. 70th Street to *72.500. Please call Jane Locust, turn left to 111h St., right Denisenko, Assoc. on Valencia Court North Model Of" 10pm daily.Onsit,phone 323 7010 Roberts & Gilman 372 1115 t.t st V, L ' 80 "7 Nov. __ --- I Autos for Sale - _____. -, Thursday, Herald by Art Sansom 80 i' Blue Spruce Christmas tree, *70; Girl's 3 speed bike, 5.45; Vbrator belt, $30; All like new. 372 $431 or 327 7751. OPPORTU N ITY - THE BORN LOSER Miscellaneous For Sale MUST SELL 711 N Oak, Sanford 322 1 114 day, 373 0195e, (IOI LW ASSOC IA TU Realtur BEAUTIFUL RIVERFRONT - JOHN SAULS AGENCY KULP REALTY C A Wnddon. Sr Broker IN. Park, Sanford 322 5991 Mobile_____ Homes 22 $119.00. NOLOP4GER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT LAKE MARY. 3 bedroom. block, NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD.. nice trees, carpet, oier. 3331309. Houses for Sale Houses for Sale Location if you have an eye for real vatu#, 'pou'II eye the classified ads rejular ly. -.-.- I A_ - [-- 1 yr. old, large 3 bedroom houi, I? x 60'. Spring Hammock Park, lot lakefront property, fenced yard on 29. 2 bedroom, 1 bat,. Phone 133 1 like new swivel bar stools, cost $19 big Lake Mary. 377 7903. JjL....., cg,, will take $13 ea. Polaroid land Let aclastified ad help you Clean out Getting ready to move? Sell excess camera $15. May be seen 2605 your attic, garage or basement items quickly with a Classified Marshall Ave. Ad! CHEAPEST--in the lonrun We Dearborn gas space heater, with sell only quality mobile horres, blii' used less than 10 hours, Ideal house lype construction, prices 330. Lane Cedar Chest, *20; 77" beg;,: at $4995. Place Homes Three bedroom, 1½ bath home, Magnovox TV, mahogany cabinet, North. Hwy. 11 92 at Lake Kathryn carpeted, fenced yard, larçe needs new tube, $10; Empire ore Estates, 7 ml. North of Hwy. 43c utility shed n rear, payments. style couch, fair cotdltIon, $33. $342270. Assume mortgage, no Misc, small antique items. 373 Qualifying, immediate possession. 1661, CASSELBERRY ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Business Property 41 Herald Classified Ads Do Wt Cost, They Pay.1----- , Cash. ___________ 34 I. 1 e'i i'ie -_ _. -.-- - �- 1: - — - ~71 - - --------------------------------- Thursday, Nov. 15 1973 The Sanford Herald Astronauts Financing Education Ii 1 a l ' -.-. uon T LeT By S. Robert Freede quired 7 per II kl zi miti oiiege I I I• uo i o vvaSTe And now students are NEW YORK — NE,) — findlngit more dlificultto get ColIee students and their federd aid meet rising college costs. AS excellent chance of finding aware that they may be eli.iup. a result colleges all over the sources ofheininmeetsngthe bIe(orfunds.Don'tietaatny Good sources of financial country are lacing a large risIng cost o tuition room keep you from receiving aid are your high sehol drop in the number of and loard fte and t he like a w ards forw hich you qualif) dance counselor or your col rhe Guaranteed Student recruits. cent middle famifies are learning that seeking a student loan is in self a course in economics. Even the friendly banker across the street prefers to a AI cnoiarsnip Well Skylab Starts Longest Vo y a g e Basic research • iflY scholarships and fund raising campaign oirflnancialaidgrantsare be done in a public or school awarded on a competitive library. There you " lu Ifl( involving sour class ('APE which, in the more expensive Compile a mailing list ol lege financial aid officer. publications tel)ing you how it- Loan program the plan in But don't iet a shortage of universities, can easily cost the names and addres~;s of Seek his advice but don't ex- to find and'appi for'scholar- standing, test scores, which the miildle-income funds stand between you and ships. (Remernter, though, lions references and recommendaOrganizations, businem firms, pect him to do the whole job that no book can expected from teachers, coungroup could participate, is a college education. Finan, upwards of $100 per week. be dollars in finangovernment agencies, unions, for you. fie must help many selors and members of your now giving most of as con- cial aid opportunities still ex. Millions of religious groups and others students. He will put you on to list all sources of financial community. Yet there are lend money to businessman sideratton to the needy — is: for any student who really cml aid actually go unused that offer scholarships. Write the right track but you must aid available or be entirelyhundreds of awards avaiaat 10 per cent rather than even though the middle in wants a degree. If the desire each ycar because students to them and find out what ~ ,ou expect to do the 'legwork current because sources Of ble to the average student, Rrant a student loan at the re- come families can no loniZer is strong enough there is an and their families are not scholarships and financial one not at the top of his class. must do to apply. Then follow yourself. CANAVERAL, T hree Fla. AP Marine U Col Carr, rookie American astronauts sped into orbit today on the start of man's longest planned space journey, an 84-day. "holiday cruise" the Skylab space station. H -17his s " flight commander Gerald P. Carr told Mission Control as the astronauts and their Apollo ferry ship rocketed into a successful orbit more than 100 miles abovc the carth 'It's smooth as glass." i 0 — ple~~ 90 ____ During the marathon flight, which will span Th anksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, the spacemen are to conduct extensive studies of the sun, earth and man. They'll also take an unprecedented look at the great comet Kohoutek. a visitor from outer space now streaking toward the sun. 4 . 1 1 THE SOUTH S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHE RS I • :1 -- . -- . - . ••,--.- • IA (Mi Docking was scheduled for 5:25 The station passed over the Cape Canaveral area several minutes before launch. By the time the astronauts reached orbit, it was over Yugoslavia. pin. The flight, which Carr has dubbed a "holiday cruise," will be the most rigorous test yet of man's ability to withstand the physical and psychological stresses of long space travel. The medical results will have a bearing on whether astronauts one day will embark for other planets. By studying the sun and earth, the astronauts hope to learn if space can be exploited for the benefit of mankind. No one can predict the benefits. But the thousands of photos and miles of tape gathered by the first two Skylab crews and the data to he collected on this last mission could provide a valuable payoff in the years ahead. With mission commander Carr at the controls, the Apollo was to be guided through a series of -_ . !. - l"orie William R. Pogue, 43, and solar physicist Dr. IEdward G. Gibson, 37, began the final Skylab rip on the power of a Saturn IB rocket that thundered into a clear blue sky right on schedule at 9 : 01 Ten minutes later they were in orbit and immediately began the 17,400-mile-an hour chase to track down the 85-ton Skylab, which is the size of a five-room house i SINCE 41, Air five rocket firings to gradually close the ga p. IT! t I %0 10 N &" F - 4,4 rr - '- big ................... - -U--- SALE HELD IN OUR STORE! 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 'S • Never before have you seen such sensational savings! Not just a few but every item has been slashed to record lows! Floor Samples, Overstocks, One-Of-A-Kind, Special Purchases, Some Slightly Damaged All sacrificed at Terrific Reductions! Because our warehouse is crowded and uncomfortable, we've moved our warehouse to our store so you can shop in comfort! Hurry ... get the Savings of a Lifetime! / , Friday, November 16, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 No' . 75 Price 10 Cents 64th Year, _11_..JII111LiII1 1 1 1111 ua - - - 3rd A rson Sus ect i T4.TTI,U.Y..1Y1 -- - 11IM111111111111111 A M IDOORBUSTER I Gerald P. Carr Mission Commander Designs uhich destroyed 26 ofO.Cosineau'scasseuerry tMcks. home on Nov. 6, Kunkler said 1 William R. Pogue Command Module Pilot - . _ 6 Edward G. Gibson Science Pilot Start of 84 days aboard space station (Related Bill Vincent Photos Page 3M H erring Says \f i h I en K new Kilce Muffins, 34, of 7512 W. today. An Orlando motor wa 'Church St.. Is In ute Seminole Six sUcks of dynamite were ch&ged with arson Thursday County jail in lieu of $8 000 found in Cousfnau's front yard Reg. $ Chromcraft Formica Walnut Tcp / I "HOLIDAY CRUISE" abbed In Orlando By MARK WE 17 Herald Staff Writer It$$' / oun nsa e ~~ree persons charged an"" d 'Ve believe that we have now causing Wculation that the arrested in connection with the arrested all the people involved bonibing may be linked to the Sept 19 blaze at Air Flow In setting the Sept. 19 fire,' lire at Air Flow Designs, %thlch t5u i i i s earlier if they had whatever ac ticn they may care By CHRIS NELSON report alleging hazards to life statements, today conceded he Mars Sgt. Robert Kurikier is owned by Cou.cirieztu. Herald Staff Writer to take," Herring said, adding for and property be released, and Marsee listened to a asked it. said today. After the attempted bombing He pointed out that all of the he decided to speak out today Herring said among the specific "verbal report" From the state Early Wednesday morning Cousineau offered a $12, State Aiy. Abbott Herrin: locations given Sept. 25 were attorney, but said he does "not information garnered during "because I don't like to see Kunkler arrested an Orlando - reward for Information leading his probe of the electrical them or anyone el& say any. or conviction of said today that Veminole Shadow Wood remember (if) the report Village subdj. gave plumber, Benjamin Hanes, and to the arrest County Commission Chairman vision on specific loca o ti ns practices in Se of any of th minole came SR e iCont'd Or Pg. 4A Coili 17-year-old Ar thur Brundon on persons responsible Vihlen Jr. and Assistant Other names in e report, explosive locations and faulty from county employes. th arson charges. Hanes hired a arson or the bombing. Police Sid Herring specifically pointed private lawyer and posted have declined to specify if the County Atty. Howard Marsee The Herald has hanted, Include wiring allegedy €xisdng." "But even If the (the specific to a sworn statement by county . -. 18,000 bond the same day. arrests rcsulted from such a tip have had details of his probe the Green Meadows Apartinto electrical hawrd' to life ments in addresses and locations)were Inspector Douglas Kerr In Fern Park and Sweetllrundon also remains in jail, saying "that is cousineau's and property since Sept. 25 — water Oaks. mentioned, we still need the which the inspector said, "1 No arraignment dates have business." prior to the grand Jury in isti Herring said today he will not specifics now so we can initiate would hestttate to sleep in an bttii set. Lousineau, however, has t h e aggressive movements to two-stary building in Seminole make public the details of "At this time we have no reiused to talk to newsmen gation. Herring said be read to report but will leave that to the correct them," Vihlen added. County because of the electrical information which links the since a press conference Vihl en sa id neither he nor wiring" Vihlen and Marsee names, county commission because blaze to the attempted bombing follow ing the bomng a tte t dates and places gathered by "they are the ones who have Marsee took notes during the herring continued blasting Chief Investigator Jack Fulen- chosen to take this to the Sept. 25 briefing because he felt the commissioners for their -. - i: wider, including details fur- press." it "was private and confidential tactics in trying to get innished by the count) building The state attorney did not say information, and to have done formation about the probe '.la department, one week prior to whether Vihlen's September so would have been out of or. the news media submitting much of the in response prompted his decision der." ,They went to the : Today however, an ob- newspapers First, and I'm going for ma tion to the grand Jury. to push the case, which resulted ewsReacting this morning to two in the iniictment of one county viously irate herring said that to answer them in the newsseeks of public demands by electrical eview board merit- the count) commissioners papers' he said (unt) commissioners that de- her, and a re vamped electrical could have had the Information -We'll pass the bulk of the inLids of the Oct 9 grand jury ordinance at an)tmle in addition to the formation we hae to the cornABBO1'T ii Viblen, informed of herring's information he gave Vihlen and mission, and they can take ...'i put up' Sheriffs Spanish Designed g Al __ L MOTOROLA 23" QUASAR INSTAMATIC COLOR CONSOLE TV c,.duza Cabinet In EIeast Medltarsanu _ Sting lutarss Iesta-matic color tauls& worfrs In a drawer few easy servicing, corniols to* a4 5tp ,o.co speaker nt front, bright pictar tubs to, moo thid Instead pktw. and wend, 89btad rhanail lodleator •j qfly W& OW g.)y --_ PORTABLE 1 12" MOTOROLA PERSONAL TV 3-BAND—AM, FM, & SPORTS RADIO With psychedelic tights Plays indoorsor out, battery charger, t,ki c.1rrrj hardIe, telescoping antenna. 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C iO 33 'I w R; w d Combinations Twin Or Full Size Close Out - ____ -- , __ $9 ±i—i_T SHOP NOW —i!iNG THIS SALE— SAVE ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS ' 600 to suit you -: - - -- gets out of hen hand and can no longer con trolled by the are to sources of ower which are used by dictatoial government to keep the people in line: the Police Power and the I'ower of the Purse (through which the necessities of life can be withheld). These powers have been taken over by the Executive branch of the Federal Government. . _ _________________________ lip, at.. - 1100 French Ave. Sanford - - - - ---- 1 - i '- I - Weather . - For the third consecutive tin) the high yesterday was 82. and the low this morning was 55. Iartb cloudy toda) uth slight chance of a shower. Generally fair tonight and &-iturday. A little cooler tonight. Ilighs near 80 today and upper 70s Saturday. Low 1 A AAM According to the Committec ,- einergen functions which are to be perfortned by some 28 Executi v e Departments and the whenever Agencies I rtsith ot of the. United States declaies a national emergency 1uc in th. ,tarinn,'p ni nn __.. peachment edict, for example). Under the terms of E.O. 11490, the President can declare that a national emergency ecists and the Executive lake over all (urn . municatlons media — Seize all sources of power, — Take charge of all food resources Seize all forms of (ransportation — Control all highways ani seaports — Seize all railroads, inland Cont'd On Pg 3A Col. D -- " - - ,.-..--.:-:..' I 1 , - : - 44,-. - -'.. - '.'• . -=- Wisosin t. irltu r st irtin, toot fir thi Jia LrLkad of i Ja nuar y , , VASIIl(11(.)\ Al' I - I ht '1 issai. hust tts — first step in the Senate version. they do under the current law. house, rushing to its Thanks Michigan and New Jersey reported in parts of the East The benefit bosts would be and West today while cooler air giving recess, consumed just that would provide supplementThe hi • d version ii ixtit. fits underr the fit financed b) expanding the tax. tlllIlUtt rigistcrin' enough t. I s&t pid into the ,,utkontinent its for ° per I ,s ty fartS)SteIfl able wage base from $10800 to votes to pass a Social Securi Temperatures before dawn cent beginning h t Apri i -: - - Boost In Socia1 Security Showers, thunderstorms and ' F S tonight most!) in the SOs. - dictatorial power rests on Executive Orders 11450 and 11647. 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(k~al with the rising cost of liv- the 1.1knate, where the Finance per cent increase starting in er and his employer who each _________________________ mg paid a maximum $631 in Social on-unttee already has agreed Julys c-hecks. 11wreafter, cost. &Ct1t1t taxes this ear would After the full IS minutes in principle to similar terms of ltIng raises in benefits in dex illoid for the lutronU t.ilh t'dIit -----------------------II t.uIIu. lU U1ILLU4i tit.ul 1.. pa ing $ 2 next year. a 22 K I.1lit1dif fe e nce U1%O .ifl 1 ,t-5 per cent increase. Thursday, the total was Area dea ths ----------- 113 to Ilridoe RA as the house nonroved the bill The benefit increase would n- ----------------giving $2.4 billion more to the 30 mean the average old-age, Calendar --------------3A 5ingle recipient who currently million Church News .... ......2A Social Security recipients iassified ads .. ,,.... 6-713 next year in a two. gets $167 a month would receibe step. 11 per cent benefit in$178 in April and $186 in July, Comics ....... ... . .....58 (Tease. while an aged couple's amount Crosswordpuzzle ---- -- BA would rise from the present $277 What little controversy that Dear Abby -- - ------8A ileveloped centered on an issue to $296 in April and $310 in Jul). Dr. Crane BA involving federal vs. state Funds The legislation would replace Editorial comment . ,6A for a new welfare program for a 5.9-per-cent benefit hike, apEntertainment .........9A several million old, blind and Horoscope..............BA proved last July and due to take crippled people. effect from June through Hospital notes .......... 3, The house voted, 246 to 163, Public notices ........ 4411 lk'centher next year, . . ' - - -- - -... • , , I''- i- KUNKLEIt LEADS MULLINS (It) .. .IntoSeminole Jail (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) ______________________________________________________ Kennedy To Lose Leg WASHINGTON (AP) — The 12-year-old son of Sen. Eiiward M. Kennedy, D-.Masa., reportedly Is suffering from bone cancer and will have to have his right leg amputated, it has been learned. Th s'n, Edward M. Kennedy Jr., was to be told today of the diagnosis and the necessity of the amputation, it was learned. The Kennedy fan, llydeclined to confirm the report but was expected to issue a statement later in the day. r - - - Society ................BA Sports ................2-413 state ...................5A Stocks ........ .......1)3 TV 9A ... ----------------------- - against a so-called "hold harm. less" provision. It would have meant $175 million in federal money to some big states — mainly New York, California, The new measure also would speed and boost monthly wetf are payments to the elderly ior, the blind and the disabled ne x t v'r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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, December 11, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 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/0e0fa19d92ba28d44d9aa77176a99449.pdf 209d77b06fb3c7a28ff16024c22ceb2d PDF Text Text w - - - I.-ffl .771- - - -. q . : SHORT_ RIBS - -.--1 ,%~., -R p- Ir " _~ OU, C) (C L/RS65...'\ QpiiNGTO i It I: III 11, Zokq . . r, ii r J _ I - -1.1.7- I— _ J 1 /Ove.., (15R. ____ _ If -'2c-, ____- 1 ___________ [' - ____ i - , ______ -, ' - . - 1 ___ ____ -%I-u i ~~ I - r - — i - ( 'k 1 I I -1 -- - - ,- - l,A / - ~ ,; 11.1 :4 1 j 3 0 Pr -- -- 1 v o7t — 4) - `I~, - , .- -.1 Qf ______________ - - -X, 1 f t- — 4, ?I --/ -~7 ~ '1~ - I . . . I " ---I.I I --- --- . . I --- - / - -- . I, - - - --A-1.-.. - - r - 1 -P First 111CIVe to clear taint - -- . Ii 9 , - 11.Z-V Geter Gets Probation r -' W -4 - I _ President, aiings from his $jj()Xj annual salary and the __________ . )) an(kmn, although he claimed San t 0 , 0 11 - , W.-- -., - : I ) . . . 1 4 . 11 0 / '-. . i I li PUiS1DF\ I NIXiA . - -1 .4 -- -- i - HEN ASLE '70 TLL M' LA t'1! 1 I INCH WITH -1W-- RE _______________ . k "I : 1i 7 -. .111 i. - -1 . . - I -.T 1 - • ,I - -~ 4EL - - N - / A__ _____ i — JN) \..W _ -- cde fpirtof hi Watergate scandal and other ,000 Corporate Donations ealed of a congressional committee vealing intimate details of per- auditing firm concluded profit from his 1969 sale of a allowance of $50000. on whether he owes up to $300,sonal finances, recently that he had made u New York City apartment. •)ther major disclosures made 0 ifl federal Income taxes and Nixon said he has enlisted the taxable profit. White house officials ac- by the President included: intertst Senate-House Committee on In. The Senate house Corn knowledged Nixon would be _fl President and Mrs Baring his federal tax returns ternal Rev enue Taxation to de mittee, chaired by Rep Wilbur liable for sizeab'e payments to Nixon, despIte their sizeable in. for his first four sears in the dde two tax questions that D. Mills, 1)-Ark, seerntd Un. California should state officials come, were able through White House — and more than could costhimheavily if it rules certain as to hw it would decide he should ha ve filed tax deductions for the vice 50 other documents — Nixon against m proceed in fact-finding and returns there presidential papers, busme WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep acknowledged that accountants —Did he act legally in claim- ruling on the questions Mills The papers released by Nixon expenses, interest and property [s Asptn says that officials of and lawyers disagree on the ing almost $500,000 in deduc. could not be rachtd for showed that his net worth In- taxes to reauce federal tax the nation's 100 largest defense propriety of his 1969-1972 feder- lions for donation of his vice comment on how the committee creas ed from $3W000 on Jan. 1, payments to $72682 for 1969, contractors gave more than $5.4 at tax payments They totaled presidential papers to the Na would proceed 1969, to $988,000 last May 31. $793 fot 1970, $878 for 1971 and million to President Nixon's retiOflalArchi%e3Somegirgee less than $80,000, on an income Nixon's massie release of The %arious accountings 4,298 for 1972. election campaign last year. of more than $1 million acted too late to take athanthge financial statements and made publicindicated that —The Nixons would have And the Wisconsin Democrat Nixon's Saturday disclosures 3f 'a donsillons law Congress &Lunien13 also disclosed he Nixon increased hii wealth owed no taxes a I id pl k were the first In a nroniLsed vrAded in mid-1969. . has paid iw state income taxes largely through real estate for a new "minimwn tax" Watergate committee to probe series he —Didhemakea taxable inCalifornia,oronywhereelse, transactions, the sale of prcMslonenactedaspart of the the possthility there may have any taint of wrongdoinif in III,- ital r.nin of $117,00,1 on III(- 19,10 gince becoming President, ( LL-- eraict e from his yearly expense ;, : 6~'N ____ ____ y $300 Owes controversial areas. His first Cal if., estate' Nixon's lax Clemente as his principal dented weekend disclosure of installment went farther than arcountant claimed at the time residence in order to avoid his financ's, awaits the verdict any president before him in re had no gain but a national payment of federal taxes on th ____ / ax j VrnAI'c P her He ident Nixon, after an unprece . .. (All) —Pris WASlllM.I I It _____ Wh et On 11 ___ ____ _____ ____ ______________ .-. Awaits -- I r IsI ixon N _ _______ ;2 - ______ 1. ;X"t 7I 1 -- 1 I ---- Ar, - I' -.-. . I _ It 1. ______ I _,-; - — :H I N: kk"'. 0 1 _ . I- I _ __ I * _ - ____ POI ___ ! - __ I _____ A -- r, , . -- sa a pattern to some gifts suggested that some of the V .I ,- - secret : -;- .--:i.,q -- - q-41 : ''z ' -, — - -4&- - ,, (hargesffltheSepl5death __ 01 ~ 1. "I 2 . I MWOMM" X* : TH19 wou,-oNr sfr FR 5" ,- A 13AD ,TOD IP IT' X -" / __________ / / - -: - 1411 r 0' ThIS CARWN, i -i --' 5URVEILLANC- (' L' 'rtXJR S'IPc7ING... .' f _____ — — ,el I —i--- ' J -----m . , ,qj, , - I, — - 14 ____ - - IJI' 1)1*tt 1 I-'I I - 66th Year, No 95 UXKEZ 4; ", -- 1 -- - --- I -. NZ .- - IYE5619 . I%i AR -T$\,J Boss!) I A -------.0 v ") -- --&,-%-: I - f ,F,^& ~ lOW' r%4,11~.e I vt--Cr %&I MC lsptfh-U~ ^11 , - - . i ..,,--, 4~ . 1-i - .9 'A& ~7d --- LtFE CAN - f5E 5EAUTIFU' WtH 15 TO LI GO -- ) n .-Prn - - Am. - "'~ E- - bo%,L -0. V 0 ----fl I :' ' i ,- \, - ) , c A1 :rrç / : ' '-,.---..- —\ I \ , ' .._ - 1. - - ,'•,. -- ,, ________ ,,f - '. h., __, /"1 - - q' p _i V' \:.- \ j - - . - .. I - -- Z (1 - , % - - - -- - -- - . - I I - it 0.- - = . . - I *. & 3K W t9 1 Kt2D&) YOU" .. I TI-41P'JK ,'------------ - -- - ALUJAY M'-i' F,fl- ER-. TLT) 10 5TP,A~kET-, >S.1 * 714^T I - 4 9 - risers, there was more than just r wt-~ ~-. I - J :1;,- I- ' fl ' v4riI -- I il I a --- -- Iit ~~ a 0 . -. - - pan ic a k — y - - • -' ____ I 0 4 I * , r-/, -!~--u 'kJ1-- vr—rP- t:~,,.ct, ,-] ,(Joc :. - .' \ --- — __________ HE WAS RIGFIT*l I `-~--\f--- . !: J I - I . Akrl ;- . -- -- t . s • ________ - ~ ~;;~ L-~ 70 i -~) \ . ______ ~ . -1 - J - it ' - ______ -- .I And did you hear h,)w our Secretary of State Kissinger tnde Ins N \fl) kbut Bnseb yesterday by offering oil help to the Dutch' We don't he'goingtoo(ferwh:it little we base to others?? - - anyway _________ Telephone Franchise - I Imost !05 per cent of the country's kno 1 oil reserves? KAY WOIYF .. . Don shop on Sundays - - - ... On Lake Mary Agend a IL-- B J RICHARDS herald Staff Writer ill i N ni itirms rin ci 1kf MAlfl'— In the wake of municipal elections, m-- - - tonight's city council meeting at 7:30 at the volunteer fire dtpartmen's meeting room will be very tilef, city officials say Onit three items are on the agenda—the Southern Bell .. -- I - / // ___ __ gm-OE ____ I - -. vw- I- . i t /.2----1Pk 0 , - --A - - ' a . . 11 . __ - .-. P, I, \` L ' ' 12-11 --- - ft 1IJ , j - %I 10 - to the effect that so i can t put the blaiint onto hit party becau.st of the actions of a few' Eviden'ly they haven checked the latest voting I 4 - 0 -. -- -- -- - 0 - - - . - lied to be a timp I'd chiv:kle when I heard one of Republican stalwarts defending the ImIrly by saying something the - 4 M —.-. - — - - - 01 - - . -=.- ___ V . - zt=I I*-;6 I results. nor been listening to (('ont'd on page 2AI 0 If .:, I. . I - -- . - ~I -_ M1 FZ-WV 7- 7 ii £ ....• S" . :- ' :. --• 4 - t--- _S_0_t_ ;. +. _ _ •-. ==_ .•-.---.' S : :;-'.-.- .- •.-.;.: . 0, ,r'. -ø - - _'- =' -- ' (TPr - I __________________________ County W*111 Seek i _.'i:•. =' - ::-------- ---- - ----- - -. - - I . ~ _______ _____ ________ - = _______ ______ _______ - -( - HuTil I'L171S Hope shortage is real . ::-i'. • -- :' - A1:90 on the agenda in addition toroutmereportilsapprova)of tl x Heatherton Village plat be built on .Montgomery Road. - I . I IIyCHRLS NELSON a proposed amendment to the hIeraldStatI%r1ter arbor ordinance to allow the fire department. Cuuncil will consider first reading of the Southern Bell Pranchise ordinancv, but no figures on anticipated revenue have yet been released The one ner cent standard franchise rate will be ezplaiied by the Southern Bel representative tonight, acting Mayor Donald Jackson said. Council will also consider paying poll workers the Iktuiiltr4itytlectia Thecounty does not provide tuntis to pay the workers for city elections, Jackson said, and the councilwilthatoconsidertheaniounttobe b.'ven Also on the agenda is a presentation of specifications from the city's volunteer fire department for a water tank to go on a truck chassis it already has, Florida has been allocated $1.2 million for iid1 a nd 1water conservation by he administration, and a "very logging operations. DECEMBERII,-9:Ya.m. . . ,- - -le It Consideration of Funding Commissioner Mike Itatt,away today Said lie %%ill as). Tallahassee to earmark the flatta%ay, who earlier called Seminde's SM,000 application for the proposed Sylvan Lake I 1irh ont of U e Lt the S1t has ever received," said the state normally splits the federal grant money on a " basis. However, late last week the Ct)uflty received' word from -)r Secretary Rogers Charter-Consolidation j -. .-- b'k - :- - \. A. Rezone from A-I Agriculture to C-1 Retail Commercial, -I property approximately 1 4 mile swth of Sanford City limits or sn 4I. Newtgh Develop. mcnt Corp. i, Rezone from Al Agricolture to R IA Resen. tiat property 'i mile south Sanford City limits on SH 427 MIKE HATTAWA (Newburgh Development Very tlisapponted Corp.):C Rezone from A 1 for American Samoa. Florida's Agriculture toM-IA Very tight t tal allotment was number Industrial. propetty on west b -. - __.'_.;. SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ..'.-.- -_- Index Area deaths .Stu,dy throughout the 50 states and While flattawav said lie -Seminole Indu5trial Park. 220 territories still had hopes the county will feet south of O'Brien float east Hattaway, said TallaHassee receive its requested funds, UtSCLRR.(J.W. Hickman); 1). cun afford to hand ovet the tie may face compeUtion from Application for Ext,insions of federal ec ause the inuniupaitties within Liii w,tr & sewer service area state has its own iic it t'Otmt coitrul in (ertt[1e41e5 of tand pro,'ra. for recreation In tothiy 's work session, Public Convenience and and parks commissioners were scheduled 'Necessity issued to Consumer Ihe icuerat allocations to nMew Ow expanded animal Utilities and E. (Cont'd) ranged from a tcq) of $2,6 control ordinance. including a Application for Rate CWgemillion for California to $ trct ia control liiesure, and Maitland t ltihtics, money r (0Imb0r Drumrnori-1 disappointed' Seminole County - . - -i - .t I j ______ 1 ____ _ - _______ . - -.:. ---fE~j -;~.= ---I .7-7-;Wt4; listed ontheagenda for the council meeting is council policy witli respect to hiring and dismissal ofdtypersonnel. City Councilman Dan Don man told The Herald last week to make sure no wholesale di.smlssal of city personnel takes place the first of the year when a new adrnimstratton takes office and to put to rest --ystem will be initiated, he will spororthenewcltypoU(7. The policy to be approved will urn a authority regarding the hiring or firing of employes to the city coinxil. NLayor Lawrence Swofford has been in charge of peraonnel emplo)Tnent during his tenure of offIce to end Jan. I when new or Norman Flloyd Sr. Park Grant Funds - - .. Shortage not real . - ________ t 1 I 4 _______ - 'wss ! . 1 1 1 1 141 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 11 "'11 1 . . -- --- A - . --W' Iii qim 13 _________ I ("~ ~ 10 0 K v-- -- - ______ ,.- BeT Yr,C,lp_ __ --T---- 4 YOU — - - - ________________ -_________ - - but I still think this -s~ortage" Is contrived,.. For example, did you reahl7e -- i - — - T"EY A-%P,El' HE KXXXD - AY I -- -- - __ Y — ----- 6.a %O~ =-.L:-- '' - 4 kki - ' _______ . - -'.. Z - - - - - -.-.- = = A-&Z -. - - northern friends hear about it or else they won't want to come South arid sponge (1(1 u.s this winter.i I i IC-A !-k-J-4-t this morning. It was . . — ft.; . - "freeze" our windshields before we can get to work! I / . lt __ 4. - 1 f t _____ 11111--- ii: -- __\ ICC(JLD (T JUST MARVELOL/5 I I I - -- -' THAN TO A TOTAL ~ST~~ I KWVJ YOU I I --J . . - - -4 .~. . - -t."- . -1 --- . .. :'ill,-----_-- -.--11~ -1 .---L w Ili.- -----:-111~ Z --.- I I k~ - -4 :_- -- - ----.-- - -ALTAMONIE SPRINGSty :n - . . Ir .JI,,, : --- %ve. prices to $1 per gallon would We'd have to cut zrip.i to j Iferald Staff Writer Sumlay %ithout hardship or certainly cause her to 'conserve minimum. changing thtir Sunday driving gas by eliminating pleasure Several Sanford area habits andagreedit would take trips and condensing all n "I've t)ttfl iruIni'iith i whether ic shortage is residents interviced this a.sharpincreaseingaspricesto shopping trips into one. in fact real, she continued I morning said they had radically reduce their gas "I on I think the shortage is hope the shortage is real and conzmptikrn iia questioned 100 s,nIous, but I may ha e a not just someone trying to make it seriousness of the energy crisis rude awakening,' said Miss us believe ttere's a shortage I don't wait till Sunday to Belts. Youjustdont know." upmycor,andallgasst.atjons Caroline Holtzclaw said aren't closed anyway," said Ruth Pettis said the closing of closed gas stations on Sunday Igas stations on Sunday has dldnotaffectherdrhinghabits shopping onn Sunday and make caused her to schedule P. as she as and local trips though I wouldri t ping tnps tJay the ii. turconalngtripIthinktf hveinUcountr iOstn)ndshopping 9 - 1, wouldn't want to run out of gas 7 f, 3~~ they should all close, or what's when the stations are close.j on church," she said. "If all shops go and gas stations closed on the point?" a Sunday. However, I did u ys thin the nation S!" iiti .in inurv: in t; shopping last Sunday mainly J. would be in a better condition.' because I had to With ChL 50 close and the rain onShe said it gas , .J + t increased she would do less Saturday." driving. "There's just so much 41,., By John A. Spotski Mrs. Pettis said an increase iiwiwy, and it's got to go ) . * :-4101~ in the price of gas would around I suppose e all drive Son-of-a gun not only do re---_delinitelyaffecthcrrnileige "I mere than is absolutely the "freeze" our speed to 5.5 LO lgo%vie Sch3meider lboy — - 1'hi Ve11 1l t. 'A - Z=-_----=- .A 1 ~ 4i----- 0 • (Iferald Photo by Ann Riley) - - - - ' 1, ---- I - 4 , - - - - , -Q ci ' / 7 -tr., ;r,- 4 - uestion Coun l To Ensure City Jobs ___ , ,, - bottom photo, Salty tries to snuggle up to four-year-old Laura Barron, wearing a jacket over her bikini She is daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs Howard Barren of Longood The sea lion stars in the film, 'Salty" and is owned by director Riiou Browning and Joe Cowden and framed ' # , rivers . T. - ' I. I - re .* * - 0 e". [4m..." '/7' __ - iI 1,I h. i~~, Alp- 1-1 troriics and aircmft companies. The largest item on his list is 11.12900. which he said came from officials of the Gull Oil Co IT WAS not necessary ., to cut a hole in the ice as the pool was heated at Atlantis Swim School in Altamonte Springs Sunday as movie sr Salty the Sea Lion joined swim instructors in a water ballet (photo above) In TION i.- !~-,)4,-; -,--.-z,if - ~ e, -1 - Aspin said the largest contributions were made by od, elec- - EVEN SALTY SEA-LION IS SHIVERING story on Page IB . ..........I......I....I (1% - - - r he said. TTEN- , %, -X=- i . ki- 11 A v~r ~ . "' -- ltq u S ?at Off -- ----- -\ I---- YOU NEt)LE- P%A - 11 . -- . - - 4 - _____ ____ I t (osviB Th' -- - IN. 9:30 this morning. The negotiated plea came alter prosecutor Newman Brock and Bums agreed Geier needed supenislon, but t a jail tern (Complete Price 10 Cents UN - ' L - tamingabloatedmilltarybudg. it. Mpth said **%Vhen you get right down . it, many defense contracts are nothing more than political pa. - R;~~L":-. _ L- . I.__ ______ fellow Sanford Middle Monday, December io, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 "-,-J,- I _______ Geter's trLql In the death " -, -i. L %olicflljm . ~ AND GIVE KiE / IBM,.- _ l':te :n sentenced to 10-years probation by it f 5TOP l !J ' I J ?ii I 1 I ' VIli 't I i1 40"W 1q" — — C14% 11 at E7,.,.WE,q,14 E5u5y ) WE-TOIL-"P— . fAMNRGlN / Lj4\It4Ln.'T ........ l ... YA IrJIN.. ..! k\ e r rp ) QUICK! GRA5 V OTHEF, 1 .,R:I 0+01-1! HERS HE CO~AF-S! A~An TT CLUCK, L ft ~`i t o by — .. - . 0 = of a 12-year-old Sanford I 1B Comics ....... - - .. -513 C'rossworcipuzzle . ...7A Editontalcomment EntertaiamenI Hospital notes.... notices Sports — . A SB .813 .. .... ... 24B 7A - Weather Yester(tay's high 5~ low this mnccnmg 3 with light frost reported Scattered frost is cetf1(ted for the colder locations in the state. Fate and cool today and Tuesday with afternoon hi&,s ill 1k' l"w it md - �2A—The Sanford Herald N, vhyLo :L 4) L1it a1 Rural North Counties lop Gas Users City Garbage B d*ds Due In order to serve you better during the Christmas shopping season, OOD.ids on an ultimately to Altamonte an ordinance annexing the weeks ago, before it was zoced exclusive garbage collection Springs regional sewer plant. Church of God property on franchise and renovations of Palm told the Altamonte Seminola Boulevard with Agenda the medical center—both Springs City Council last week commercIal zoning. Longwood Council '76 controversial matters—arc on a plans approval for the sewer Set for public hearing are Meeting 7 P.M. i_.. lengthy agenda for tonight's system is anticipated from the petitioned annexations of the Environmental Protection Action Auto Parts property cast city council meeting at 7. i. Report from city engineer .Currently city residents are Agency In the next few weeks, of Longdale with industrial 2. Ordinance 355-secoru ic served by independent Also on the agenda is an wsdng, the Mstolte property on reading 3. Bids on refusi operators without franchise and agreement between the city and the north side of SR 427 with franchise 4. Bids on city hal have been using the free en- C.A. llobb.i Jr. Inc., developer mobile home park zoning, and annex 5. Agreement betweci Cont'd from page lj terprise system since the mid. of Columbus Harbor on Fairy the five !ots included within the Hobbs and city 6. Petition foi annexation of Longwood 111th some of the more realistic party 60's when an exclusive fran. Lake. The agreement calls for plat of Highland Hills. chise proved un.uccessful. the city to pay $1,000 to Hobbs Road with commercial zoning faithful. On two past occasions to expand the subdivision's It was discovered after 7. Agreement for use of count) If these people tu have bcei citizens have appeared en sewer package plart suf- houses were built on the lots (log pound 8. Request for set ('aught doing the dirty deeds masse to lobby down efforts to ficiently to serve the Sanford that the land is actually in the back variance from Pet( are not the party, then exactly who is? What is the party if it is grant a franchise and have Orlando Kennel Club. county. The original section of Sherman of Longwoo Other items include the Highland Hills has been within industrial Park 9. Request fron not those In whom ti',e trust has fought against the city going into the mandatory garbage second reading of an ordinance the city bounds for many years. Mrs. Richard Mills to park been placed by electing them to business, changing the zoning of the The council will again con- trailer temporarily 10. Jac their office? The medical center, a key Greystone property at aider a special exception for Schubert-exception from B_____ issue in last Tuesday's Longwood-Markham Road and Jack Schubert's property on SR zoning on 2H 434 11. Report municipal election in which two Longwood hills Road from 434, south side, to permit a from city attorney and distric County Engineer Bill Ruth incumbent councilmen were business district to apartment flower ntrsery. The building councilmen 12. Correspondenc called to say thanks for the kind t 'n h; dtv nn an't !h first rclint of iv;i ictuUv contrnrtci ' un' Al)' 1 f r,riuCi. 1k 1. 1 to tpuid city kill ufLic Blvd. 17.92 traffic light, but the space. The building for 15 years real credit goes to a volunteer previous to the council action crew from Florida Power & was used by the Seminole Lgbt which braved dangerous Count) Health Dept. to serve electrical connections to put up the entire South Seminole area. mendations. the much-needed life saver. CASSELBERRY — The Minutes Architect James Melvin Thanks fellabs! Letter from Mrs. Ward re certification of Tuesday's Mayor's report. ditø$ PnlA 9 elecuon results and swearing in Certthcauon ot riecuon. """-" $18,000. The remodeling is to be Appointment to police of new councilman Charles Oath of office to new counIsn't It The Truth Dept—the paid from federal revenue reserve John Collins. GLawk will tak? place at dilrnan. fellab who was seen reading a sharing money. Report from Group 7. tonight's 7:30 council meeting Open bids on dump trucks for City Engineer William Palm newspaper which carried the at city halt. Public Works. headlines, "Butz says Russia will report on the status of the Council will review site plans Garbage report. rnv ig'i1 ITS wh.t In Arahq" city's interceotor sewer lines. A - . . ,,, Now 01 live posea aevelopmenu, tr from regarding responds, "1 feel like federal grant has be?n af. and he includi'ig the plan for the building permit. I've been kicked in the proved tor $&,000 cost of the Casselberry Space presented More Biting Power Site plan review: Seminole line planned to hook Lreadbasket!" A denture .dh..Iie can haiP. last week by representatives of Sites; Tropicana pools FATMMID Powder does all d Bell and Norfleet Enterprises, Casselberry Spa.'c Center; UJi: 1) 110ja bold upp"i and luwøm stndicr. SI Holds Memphis, Tenn. Casselberry Shopping Center; *i Ioater, b;v, 3) MIPS mom The group proposes con. International House of Pan. yog ettmotliy.Wbyvunyt U. FASTEETII 1kiztu Adhi. structing several buildings cakes. Puwder, D.nturcs That fit are etiil to hU.Zth, SSS yaw dSaUlt hith will be subdivided into Street lighting recom. T•5fl1U17• 'spacettes" to be used for I storage, workshops, offices or showrooms on 14 acres northwest of the S.R. 436 — US. 17_____ 92 intersection. Council will also review the site plan for the Casselberry Shopping Center, to be constructed on SR 436 opposite Indian HilLs by Haskell Realty. Council was not satisfied with drainage plans for the àevelopmcnt presented during last week's work session and has requested more detailed — -plans be presented 4onlght. AGENDA: OUR Drive-up indows wIII will be Open 'til 6 PM Monday thru Thursday, and of course we're still open 'til * These hours begin December 3, Glascock To TakeCouncil Oat h and continue through December 21. ot FALSff EETH 1] J1flT1) @MVP D0 O)é sIe#7ZbiO'-... SAI4FORD PLAZA APUU. IIRYI.1 M$K s. MIM$ERP 0 C j + .rn Zr 4 :- I - DOG OF THE WEEK sweet, lovable dog, looking for a home to spend the Christmas holidays. An easy way to solve your Christmas giving; visit the CANDY, A Seminole County Dog Pound, and put a sparkle in a dog's eye by adopting one. Located on Highway 17-92, North of Five Points + 0 (Photo b y EldaNichols) Noon Stock flTf1.J: .1 DEC. 10 Mertal Health Assxiatlon of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Rd., Altamonte Spings. Speaker Seminole County Volunteer Coordinator for Youth Programs, Inc. Marilyn Gordon. Public invited. Dec. 11 German American Society weekly mixed card night. clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry, 8 p.m. Public invited. Dec. 12 S 1 Inc., luncheon, noon, Cavalier Restaurant. - Report IS No 4EW YORK (AP) -switiMç,tO ' mp Low Lafl 30 Woo 20 N.*'o AIIKCPW I $'s t 1,1810,1141 74', 14'j 74', O.r.(p AmAirfin P4 t ti Pv,iy Ambft 321. fly, 32'. Pi.-Co 17 :v c 8'ij, AMC9*fl 13'. )$ • I.. I'. I'. AmYLT $ Alto JL1 p 34', 31', 34'. s1" s•T rd 1oo W& r, RCA c11, St i, X e-.sovi Ire TI', 17'10 60CL-V P*,"lnd IV. X'. 21 Ro,CC. Ut Ind 77 7116 77 Ci"oPw We 1t411 it', sioneg4p Cri&rww 77'. 21'. 71. S.cunPl, CnMoorh 1e' Is. 1410 SCOCOLA rpWirster 15'. 14'. 14'. 5iR t74 135'. 175. 5r'u.Ce CAKefti Coin,wtd 7 71i, 3 ve • ri i.' . , 1141 W. W# U'. U'* go's 'i" ...... " F dl' iii, W. 1311 13 U 1211 12'. U ,. I.E. .1 ,tII iiI,,. I Oil, ,. Lilt un 11 hotes can make it casitr ITS'. 113'. lt1. tlo t •t ur au,tI 1 £5,. 43k, 641.'' '" round,nms, ansi IItaytA put n 1511 ,, , sel ;t mu:te on your fn e. r. t' ,' T14 II'4 it 22'. 31' 7217 St. W. se, 1 41 se'. io. It's 11 U'. ,• 42, 4V, fl'1 1210 I) fl's 7r, $3 fl', 17'0 1 1 IS', 121. 11, £3'. a)@ 431 ( I £46 AV 11 WS W1A Wif UMt 41,4 . ' 11 purposes, so the operator does not have to the growth in our area, we have constructed ask for your telephone number, You always new facilities and installed the most modern dial your I.D. (Identity Digit) on all calls. automatic system . - . complete with cordless When dialing Long Distance Direct: dial I switchboards for our operators. This latest plus I.D. plus Area Code (do not dial 305 equipment enables our customers to dial when calling cities within the 305 area) plus most long distance calls themselves faster the Number you are calling. without dlay.rig for operator assibtance EXAMPLE their destination in approximately 78 seconds. The new system, dialing it yourself, puts the call through in an average of 30 seconds. C.iPac rem A rvyE l %to W4 w''D. ." P 5'. .•.. , .: : ': ) "a There is less chance of error on your bill 34 IPS j. ..____L -. E1ir &aiithi 9 needed you always dial 0 plus I.D. (Identity calling cities within tho 305 area) plus the matically recorded on tape instead of being favor. The call goes through faster, and ___J , Jul. The number in the square on your new tele- 0 + ID. + AREA CODE + NUMBER is. tV .' -- / 'Y .r. • a -- t U Pd" Ladies shoes 88c pr. Unbslievabi• BuyS? ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 SaIlford Ave. i2 INCH I ELEC e FRY PAN ' c' I WITH LID ' SIMM. MAC"ICE ,oFAgc4oO r F NG RUloE O I / . ' '"9 I HAMILTON B EACH 4 ---. . — MEN'S SHOES of ______ ' .' - SALE Florida, says the energy rein- wrld," he says. If Japan's economic structionhipsbetween the nations of the free world have become cx- ture cracked under the strain of an energy crLsis, thousands trL-mely complex. "I think we're going to be Americans employed in elecconfronted with the problem of Ironies industries would find how we relate to the nations like themselves jobless, because Japan and Great Britain. It gets Japan supplies most of the to be a question of how we're parts used in American radios, going to share the fuel televisions and a host of other resources that exist in the free eleCtriC app!iancc. J4., 4 7 ?7' - -. . - n. GOLD. MODEL 52c . , 4- ' hID . - tIh' mii.,ar I21 11,g ECKERDBRANU - REG. 4.99 -, - 590 + Liberty Madison Manatee As soon as numbers are completed the operator will arsist you with your call Martin Monroe Nassau Okaloosa Okeechobee Orange Osceola t September. October and November of this year - . . deperding on the first three digits of your telephone number- Al W17 1 The Winter Park Telephone Company — -=, 2 C) E3o' 2-.i'. I3 :,r:: Oifi [.'.: ,':'(r F w i FOR -..- -• - • • + 3 516 HILDA RICHMOND On e 0 11 MOVING EN" JJ 8Ett ('V " " tl L 15 OZ CREME RINSE RIG. 156 - RIG. 19 . . . . , . . . . . • -— OD Un rf-jor rt ,•__ =_ R(649 - , C ASSORTED COLORS I%1 Pit 9' RIG 151 LU 15 OZ. SHAMPOO ............... 4 r, 88 SHORT SLEEVE SHELLS LADIES' STYLES IN PRINTS OR S 0 4" 7M ASSOHUD 757 547 , 468 - Wakulle Wall ..n Washington All Flerda 493 791 528 495 4-WAY NASAL SPRAY. 57 + C • 65 CT. ,s REG.5 -: CASHEW NUTS c 97 77 D Il nc 60 TABLETS / ,, ' 3X 9c V. Fl REG. W ALL All. NUDE , '.. 1 ow 799 399 pg " 179 SHIRT HOSE I 2 88C /FILM of) SALE 7 ",it AN 104AIIII, 44 ''-RIG 349 7 DRESS & SPORT .-- 66 ' . . . REG MEN'S SHIRTS DRY ROASTED 42 INCH LIGHTED 1 NOEL CANDLE MEN'S j SIN REG 198 LIVlt)'%f , REG. 19 I CAN GREETING CARDS' BOXED - ASSORTED 1 22 I FOR TABLE OR V 188 c EXCEDRIN - '1 FLANNEL 299 10329 849 37 G FROM 944 -.-- 1,21 Union 0R SLEEVELESS RIG 214 • FAN 1 FLICKER • LADIES' DISPOSABLERAZOR ............ UNICAP PLAIN 100 MULTIPLE VITAMINS. 36 CT. — — — — ---- NORCROSS - 597 3V 3M 5W 501 734 708 493 459 4?8 Sumter S' 609 Pasco Pinellas Polk Putnam St. Johns , St. Lucie Santa Rosa Suitwe THE 0 C LUSTRE CREME i 6 ROLL RIG 53c 12 OZ. HAIR SPRAY ............. .......u1Pul_ CLJRLINGRIBBON -10%( 4 Il..VCfl SILVER MOUNTAIN LOCOMOTIVE MYSTERY ACTION 5M Palm Beach Seminole Lb - 781 'A )_ J 700 Lake Leon I BEA HUGHES Lafayette Lee I1! $uL,Scrloton R6j03 by. Ce rrt I WeOc+5c Year irll - -. - trd. Fk:a ---- - 11 1h. n,' sytorn heccrn:. Lffcctve durr:q The Identity Digit identifies you for billing SHIRLEY MILLET reidcrit.s averagt 388. The question of who uses what form of energy affects the pocketbook of Floridans as it applies within their own state. But it's also important to people in Palatka that people in Japan get the energy they need to run their economy. Dr. Carter C. Osterbind, an economist at the University of ,,'.,, Marion phone number plate is your Identity Digit. SANDRA PAWUNS ft34 9212 Cassel becry )DN(Y THOMPSO4 34 9217 r ante Springs _ Here is a county-by-county breakdown of gasoline use in r Florida on'a per capita basis in fiscal year 1972: Alachua 592 Baker 802 Bay 556 Bradford 697 Brevard 492 Bruward 130 Calhoun 822 Charlotte 447 507 '0 Citrus Clay 487 Collier 670 Columbia 1,058 Dade 43C De Soto 616 1 ii Duval 466 Escambia 456 Flagler 1,081 Franklin 718 Gadsden 42 Gtlebrist 673 Glades 898 Gulf 367 Hamilton 20 llardft 523 Hendry 708 Hernando 590 Highlands Hillsborough 501 Holmes 568 Indian River 719 Jackson 515 Jefferson 698 there is better billing procedure. -. Publlsrd Daily and Sunda. r-x"eot ttorcJ.iy and ';. Chr;rnas b,, Ti 4Sanford Herctd 00 u 771; IV '. a. n' French Ave., Sanford. Fla. 11 Card Calls (when operator assistance is EXAMPLE: Sanford u] For Person-To-Person, Collect Calls. Credit Number you are calling can see the benefits are immediately in your 44', si fit + 1.+ I.D.+ AREA CODE + NUMBER because the telephone numbers are auto- manually recorded by an operator, So, you I job* )1% be age rC.Si(lcfit uses 436 gallows per year. In Fort Lauderdale, 430. Areas wifli large populations of retirees, such as St. Pettrs. burg and New Port Richey, show per capita usage rates well below the statewide average. Pasco County residents average 387 gallons of gasoline per year, while Pinellas County --3-.- Digit) plus Area Code (do not dial 305 when '. We TT[RTTfJ .•.1. To provide good service and keep pace with Operator-dialed calls (the old way) reached t dt* 7$'. 391e 01. tOi's t0, t TTTI4J. ,...,l. L.t'(;ll l\(; (. 5i ;to. 15 • IS' • W4 W& 4)'-. 42', 17-, through Bradford County, per capita usage jumps to 697 gallons. The major metropolitan areas with large populations where touris.s make less of a dent, per capita usage rates usually are near or below the statewide average of 495 galIons, In the Miami area, the aver- + Lalenuor = If places like Jasper don't have a plenty of gasoline it means those who drive won't able to make it to Wait Disney World or Miami Beach, Union County, however, Is off the beaten path for tourists, Their absence is reflected In a per capita gasoline sates rate of 379 gallons. A few miles to the west, where busy U.S. 301 runs *** I Seminole [glen F xcsforw IPwL MIAMI (Al') -- tip to four times as much gasoline is sold In Florida's northern rural counties as in tile state's south. ern urban areas, a survey of gasoline sales figures and county populations shows, The figures tell a story about the relationship between Cens Ira) and South Florida's tourist Industry and the quiet agricul. tural communities in the nort). ern part of the state. On a per capita basis, Ham. ilton County residents would seem to use 1,820 gallons of gasoline per year, compared to 436 gallons for a Dade County resident. But Hamilton County lies along Interstate 75' the major tourist auto route into Florida. From the county seat atJasper, it's just about one tankful in an average car from Orlando, Tampa., St. Petersburg and Lakeland. In a county with 7,8000 residents, all those eople stoppini for gas make a difference. Similarly, Columbia County's I apparent per capita usage rate of 1,058 gallons Is readily explained by the county's geographical position on Interstates 10 and 75, also about a tankful of gas away from Orlando and Tampa. Many experts say rationing will be a fact of fife in a few • weeks, and administration officials in Washington have talked more in the past few days about the possible need to ration gasoline. But it would be a mistake for North Florida resident' to blame the South Florida tourist industry for creating the state's gasoline shortage, just as it , would be a mistake for South Floridians to call for a halt In the sale of all that gasoline in North Florida. People in Jasper, the Hamilton County seat, might not think tourism is much of a factor In their lives, but gasoime sales accounted for 65 per cent of the state sales and use taxes collected in Hamilton County In • fiscal year 1972. So if Central anc South Flori-' da can't convince tourists it's worth using the gasoline to take that vacation in the sun, it means less money will be flowing through Jasper. . pJL 8 on Frideys. ft I Monday, Dec 10, 1973-3A The Sanf crc Herald Monday, Dec. 10, 1973 '1 ' ., , - / RIG 10399 /. ': :,h'h'3. . I . " DISPOSABLE . . . • mint' POC KET -runa LIGHT "' 69c 2 i kOD - .1 I I I I I ii �AA—The Sanford Herald Mo.iday, Dec. 10. 1973 Pressured Is Florida Mideast $.0"Vil .*, I * 0 Agency winter. It is surely as important to them as to the United States that their foreign policy not he subject to blackmail by Arab governments. The Arabs relied on weapons from the Soviet Union and a veneer of unity among themselves to try to defeat the Israelis this time around. They failed, and they now find themselves more beholden than ever to the Russians while their oil embargo is threatening to make enemies, privately if not in public, of the very nations whose support the embargo is supposed to win. There are some invisible spedaors in the tent at Kilometer 101 on the Suez-Cairo road where Egyptian and Israeli army officers are meeting to negotiate the drawing of a final cease-fire line under their Oct. 22 truce agreement. These unseen guests—kibitzers perhaps—were the growing number of nations with a direct interest in bringing peace to the Middle East. Prime Minister Golda Meir has hinted that Israel is feeling pressure from the United States of America to make some concessions for the sake of saving the truce and getting on to substantive peace negotiations. That is fully in News Briefs Glenn W. Turner and eight o thers, originally expected to last two months, enters Its th ird mon th this week. And the trial judge says he now thinks the trial will run through February. Last Friday, court sources said the gogernment did net ex pe ct to close its case before the trial recessed for the Christmas holidays Dec. 13. The trial is to resume Jan. 3. The trial of Turner, an Orlando businessman, and Boston lawyer F. Lee Bailey and seven T urner associates began In October, Th e government contends the defendants defrauded numerous investor s in two firms firms founded by Turner, Koscot Interplanetary Inc. and Dare to be Great Inc. Andrr%oll t IU'i I*' . S.'' We have tient's u,nshoes down on our wAsIIl';ToN been accused of cornpronus, necks wil li a vengeance. No ng as intelligence operation. newsmen in Nixondom have perhaps even jeopardizing ever received a more the life of an agent, inside the thorough going-over. The un Soviet Union. dercover work was done by Let us set the record the plumbers. the bizar re straigt:. para-polict' unit whose More than two sears ago. pi'ratIVt'S ran around in CIA we were tipped oil that the wigs and committed foolish Central Intelligence Agcrcy crimes. had managed to eavesdrop The bewiggecl ones. among on the private conversations other things, began checking of Kremlin leaders. Some of our account of the tlwtranscripts,wewert'told. Kremlin bugging. This were quill' titillating, aroused Richard helms, then Protect Changes We checked out the story the CIA chief, who invited me with a CIA source who hi i i td on March 17. 172 econ'mical lion re ources for only 27 COPLEY NEWS ore m years. Alter that, wade ores, the cost of Steel access to the transcripts. lie lie asked me not to flCfl steel production are expected unless new and cheaper production will rise confirmed that the CIA was lion the eavesdropping mi t our concern over last to the end of this century— m'thw.t. are found to use 1m .r dr irn:tv:illv. III? ri'i i fl III 0' It' hI)fl(' opera wi 10 tflV 1)00k, "The I 1_ 1 dut1In natural ruu, it attic be' t we cii the Anderson Papers. lie is encouraging to learn that limousines of Soviet higwigs. acknowledged that the atomic research is discovering t;osihpy L'uders Kremlin leaders knew their pos ible means of recovering Unfortunately, he said, conversations had been valuable steel from junked cars thes' didn't hold strate'gv ses- monitored. But he pleaded and other discarded materials. sions in their limousines. The with me to keep quiet and In a project sponsored by CIA picked up small talk, urged me particularly never funds from the Environmental however, which provided an to mention how the conversaProtection Agency and the insight into the personalities lions were intercepted. of the likes of part' Rockefeller Foundation, Accordingly. I oIflItt&'d the Leonid Brezhnev, Premier references from my book and scientists at the Atomic Energy v Alexci Kosygin and PressCommission's Ames, Iowa, left it to others to reveal the dent N,kolal l'odgorny boratory are working on a monitoring method. secret The transcripts revealed method of "cleaning up" the that theSovict leaders gossip Not until today'. alter the scrapmeta'i so It can be reused. Iimousinelistening operaabout one anottur and cornWhen automobiles are t i on Ii as b t ii w idely plain about ttieii ailments. scrapped, the steel gets mixed _______________________________________________ Their favorite hmousine slop publicized elsewhere, have with copper, tin chromium and ,as a private clinic where we mentioned now it was nickel, whIch affect some they v* could get steam baths. --1.a-important mechanical sundowns and other physical Whispering Campaign properties n thesteel Itself. So. therapy. Nevertheless, the White if steel Is used lireztint'v. who sometimes House has seized upon this Without removal of most of drinks too much vodka and affair to Justify the Presithese other metals from It, U suffers from hangovers, told dent's claim of national -0 sur face cracks appear or other % Piidgornv in a typical conver- security in the plumbers ca se. problems develop. saturn that 1w was suffering Aides have been whispering Researchers at Ames, where ,q~40 II front the woes and would stop that our story shut down one 0) the laboratory is operated by offal the clinic torn massage. of the best pipelines Into the & . Iowa State University under an Ut' mentioned a masseuse Soviet Union. AEC contract, have developed named Olga. This Is strictly a red hermethods for purifying steel "Olga' Oh ho!" chortled the ring, which President Nixon OZ used in various nuclear and Soviet president. who ap' hopes will distract the space programs. Called eleeparently was familiar with Watergate bloodhounds. The 3 Olga. Iron beam melting and vicuum truth is that, (1) the monitored Kremlin Aware induction melting, these 1L Kremlin chitchat was never Our source said the an important intelligence methods Involve melting metal transcripts showed that the source; (2) Our September 16, under reduced pressure, which -l_ Kremlin chiefs were aware 1971, story revealed nothing permits removal of impurities the CIA was listening to them the Kremlin leaders didn't by vaporization. ______________________________________________________________________ p Anything they already knew, already know; and (3 the _—I_._ he It Is believed that tlws. President's claim of national the American people to be security simply won't wash. processes could be used in told. recycling not only old His motive is perfectly Therefore. it should do no clear. He is vulnerable to automobiles but also other harm to write about the charges that he obstructed forms of discarded metal such *';ivesdropping operation, the Investigation of the plum' as tin cans from municipal mr sd iii garbage, source. lit' bers. For he has admitted not cautioned, hiovever, that the only that he formed the plum' The AEC says that with 'Don't tell me those Russians weren't fooling around up here!' monitored conversations bers but that he ordered present mining technology, didn' t make clear whether Assistant Attorney General the Soviet leaders had Henry Petersen not to infigured out how we did it. vestigate them. We published a careful sto' Now Egil Krogh, the chief rv r.n September 16, 1971, plum be r, has pleaded guilty about the eavesdropping. to one of the crimes commit''For oht'iotis security led we wrote, e cant criminal indictments have ivt' if clue as it, 101W it's doneCOPLEY NEWS program for construction of Trident Uieiriian1wcr. Unfortunately, that been handed down H u t We C U s a I t' directive had to be tempered with submarines. The President's attempt to 'fo Americans who are concerned categorically that for years block an investigation into These actions are made doubly the undeniable ohervatjon that the about the security of their country, all-volunteer concept of military necessary by the behavior of the the CIA has been able t these crimes, therefore, the action of the House recruitment is not working well; Soviet Union, The Russians are listen to the kingpins of the would appear to be obstrucAppropriations Committee on the that the services will have to dragging their feet ind1scusjon.ç' to Kremlin banter, bicker and tion of justice which itself Administration's defense budget "greatly decrease either the size or reduce conventional arms and to backbite a mon g them' is a crime. does not oiler much in the way of the over-all quality of the force," limit the numbers of inselves. His justification for at. encouragement or Inspiration, neither of which could be food for the tercontlnental missiles. Beyond this, The following December, tempting to cover up the The usually conservative com ('(*lfltry. Mcow iias exhibited in the Midd!e we quoted from secret White plumbers' crimes is national House minutes to show that mittee, using reasons ordinarily Perhaps the most melancholy East war that it will not hesitate to advanced by chronic critics of the President Nixon had lied to security. But Krogh has cut position of the Ho use group, use its military muscle to gain Congress and the public some of the ground out from Pentagon, lopped $18 billion from however, was Its conviction that the political advantage. about the India-Pakistan under him by telling the the President's defense spending strategic standing of the United There are still other reasons why judge: I now feel that I canc onfl ic t. proposals. This had the effect of States of America has declined in an enhanced military ry budget Is in Foolish Crimes not In conscience assert naeliminating programs for defending recent years in comparison with the order. We lace depleted weapons This brought the Presitional security as a defense." Minuteman missile sites and intercontinental military capability inventories resulting from U.S. f our enemies. slowing down drastically the assistar.ce to allies in Indochina and projections for constructing adIf the House cormuittee is conk the Middle East and there is an var,ced Trident nuclear submarines. vinced that these things are true, it unavoidable need for budgetary Iii what would ordinarily be a should have enriched the defense recognition of increased military BERRY'S WORLD heartening note, the committee budget, embarked on a vigorous salaries that went into effect in further ordered the armed services program of military research and January and October as a part of the to upgrade the intelligence level ef development and advanced the all-volunteer experiment. ' - _______- b Beverage Offices Close i'ALI.AIIASSEE, Fin. (AP) Despite protests from businessmen, more Florida Beverage Division officc. will be shut down to save money and get agzs u.' ato the field, says Winston Wynne, division diector, "Before, they (the agents) had a comfortable office and i'ft1etimfl('S It was hard to iet :iwas','' Wvnnt' said, nuiiibt.r of inspectsun and cases are stepping UI) CVC)' day because the people have to be in the field." Wynne has closed Beverage Division offices In Daytona Beach and Ocala and businessmen who deal wi th the division don't like It. A ds ' -- ..- s - -. MIAMI Al') IF, ______ _________ _____ -- n.21111 I i' ________ ----- V - - 'anfarfpralh __ TELEPHONE 377 2A1! 831999" FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA, 3777) 3 WAYNE D DOYLE Mveft3ing _' - - Director & Associate Pb;sher - FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JCHN A SPOLSKI. A c-,iat Editor DAVID A.BRYANT Mr- çing Edito, JRICHARDS Sports Editor JANE CASSELBERRY Cour'ty Editos Secety Editor -. . WINIFREDF.GIELOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager ROY GREEN Advertising Manager Mgzine Editor Comp Room Foreman Home Delivery P. Mad RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTIOP4RATES SSc Week Sli 206onths In Florida $7 40 Morth 528 80 I Year Same As Home Delivery Other Mail $?'lOMonth 6MonthS $1670 _______________ 'ii i . ' Budget Offers Little Committees Mechanical Supt. RALPH HAYS BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer , IF, House Cuts Defense CHRIS NELSON - ittered around her. Two attempts by tugboa ts to 15'eak her loose on high tides fa lied Sunday. The Coaft Guard spokesman said tugs "huff and puffin'managedto slide her of ra little bit" but were uable to Pu II her to deep water where sh e could maneuver on her own. Some 400 tourists who arrived in Fort Lauderdale Saturday for a cruise scheduled to start Sund.ay were told that their trip pr obably would be cancelled if the vessel could not be (reed Su ders Energy Bills , Consi I"L. it - i 11,111111.111 kil the 'Oiig,iittrt.', - - The National Transportation Safety PROBLEM? lmciliiLsys. Firestone sa id the Energy the VU EmLIM on Florida's hijliwi, setting the maximum speed 5II0, Exc.s water in the body can be uncomtonibk. E-LIM will help you lose excesi water wei&ht. We at Fairwa y I'Li:a Drugs rtcommaid it. throughout the state at 55 miles *r hour. Only $1.50 Fairway Plaza Drugs emplo)es worked over the weekend at a Lake City facility getting the new signs SLite Ph. 323-0442 i7t S Crlanaoor ready, Sjntord AL I You Need the Hint Kik-Step Stool for Christmas Decora 30 Participate In Deltona Bike Rodeo Th e Florida highway Patrol said at least 14 persons died In Florida traffic accidents over the weekend and th ey blamed raln4lickened roads for many of th e deaths. Three Jamaican sugar cane workers who liv ed In Belle Glade died when th eir car skidd ed c. a ditch Saturday near that city. They were identified as the driver, George Virgo, 25, and two brothers, Berris and Ernest Johnson. - I.)EIJONA—Thirty boys and w crc' Sean Parke, G1 IA.an I)sc, B r e tt Mcade and Iwiuthy Members of the onia'n'S girls, ages six to 12, par- Ct., and grade four to six class Wright. Club administered written ticipated In the recent ChrLs Padget, 1253 Deltona 'l'.i- PIrar- tr, Edvrd !-** .111, t':t. to c'testznts and Children's Bicycle Rodeo at Blvd. Trophi were donated by Crispino, Daryl Dunwald, keptesrecords of bike riders the Deltona Merchants' Marilena Crispino, Brad performance on the obstacle Deltona pj Mr. and Mrs. Greg O'Connell ASSoc iatIOn. McDanicl, Dan Johnson and cour se. The workers included were co-chairmen of the annual Scott Lacey, Mrs. Harry Durand, Mrs. Mel Cash awards went to Robe rt event spo nsored by the Deltona The cash awards were Boren, Mrs. Mary Burke, Mrs. Women's Club. O'Connell Crispino, John McEvoy and Tod donated by Southeast Bank of Dale Miller and Mrs. Henry mapped the obsta cle course Olds in the grade one to three Deltona, First Federal Savings Langknecht. traveled by contestants and class, and Loan Association of MidCash award winners in the Florida, American Legion Post Mrs. O'Connell was in charge of The VFW Auxiliary furnished overall planning for the rodeo, grade four to six class were: 255 and Auxiliary of Deltona, reflective safety strips for the Trophy winners at the rodeo David Calvet, Juli Olds, Karen Deltona Women's Club and bicycles of the safety rodeo Heimann, Erin Butler, David Mackie Brothers, In the grade one to three class participants. Most Stations Close !.! On Gasiess Sunday -_ Yi Chrinmu 7, g __ al-j uw Wth ills KkSt. becauzi mks you 14 NCUII mdhn t.sSsr. P'M idtd tWill Iflt*flt)V bass plpfltiq lock* to floor. Stsp ' 1 scocu say YOU Wlflt No q t. too. CbOä of — 0george stl 33(11; Ji.t-',. - _________________________________________________ -- WALTER k GIELOW. Edt?or ard Ptjbiath - sl naIl sailboats and powerboats The big liner was quite a site for visitors to the shore, sitting bow-on to the beach about a ' - - - - ha If-mile offshore. A flotilla of fortable. 1k said Italian-owned liner, w liich was returning from a week.lung cruise, had enough food aboard "to feed an army." The ship ran aground early .Saturday, lodging on a reef that is a favorite fishing and skin diving site for area residents and visitors, The Coast Guard .spokesman said the ship went aground in heavy fog 2.5 miles north of the Port Everglades channel when her radar malfunctioned, that can ut.CU.f. Florida's Energy Committee said the panel also would hear The energy committee also was to consider legislation to- recommendatIons on whether Committee staff was preparing was to receive reports on fuel day that would limit business to call a special legisla tive a report on steps Florida could allocation in Florida from Wa!hours and give local govern- session be fore Christmas to take to deal with the e ne rgy lace Henderson, state fuel allo. mnent,s the right to pass con- deal with the energy crisis, crisis. cations officer. servation regulations to i nsure Firestone, a Miami Demo"The thrust of the re port is a that Florida doesn't run short of crat, said last week there was positive o ne," he said. "We feel Transportation De partment power in 1974, "a strong possibilty" a special Florida should be in a position employes, meanwhile, were exState Sen. George Firestone, session would be called before to prepare for any eventuality pected to begin erecting new 14 Killed In Traffic ___ - i Board began hearings today into a freak accident that led to a man being sucked out of a jetliner at 40,000 feet above New Mexico. Fourteen witnesses were called for th e hearing, to be presided over by NTSB member Louis M. Thayer. G. F. Gardner of Beaumont, Ttx., was pdled out of the National Airlines [)ClOori Nov. 3 over New Mexico after a piece of a disintegrating engine an punctured the window beside him. - ______ Panel Freak Accident Probed chief . er turning over. The passengers and crewmen are safe and in no danger," the spokesman said. lie said the sightseeing boats the coopany wanted to use to make the transfers were designed to operate on inland Waters and were not licensed to carry passengers in ocean Watees. "We'd also ha ve a problem with Customs since she's coining in from foreign ports and the passengers would be st'pa. rated from t heir luggage," he sald. A spokesman for Stachan said the passengers were corn- - , s vessel, Stachan Shipping lines, had asked permission to take Inc passengers and some of the 220 crewmen off in small boats, 1k said the request was (ICnied because seas were running up to five feet and "it would be too dangerous for the passengers to try to make the transfer, No decision was made Sun. day on what to do about the passengers, many of whom thought they would be back home by now, if the ship cannot be tugged free today, "The ship is up on the reef high and dry, but there Is no danger of it sinking, broaching - - Junk To Steel there is more at stake than their fuel needs this 300 N. 1 . 4.tit l t, The embargo gets its clout from the fact mt industrial nations are not self-sufficient themselves in terms of food, trade, technology and all the other benefits flowing from their commerce with the non-Communist world. If pressure is the name of the game in finding a formula for peace in the M iddle East, both sides should feel it. ck FORT lMJ[)Elff)ME, Flu, APt The 606 tourists aboard a grounded cruise ship enjoyed an open bar again today after tugs failed for a second time to free the vessel from a reef where she has been stuck since Satin day. "They've pulled the tugs off her," a worker at Port Everglades said Sunday night w hen a late evening highs tide began ebbing, with the Moot Federico-C still stuck on the reef, "They're going to try again at high tide in the morning." A Coast Guard spokesman In Miami sa id the operators of the JACKSONVILLE, Fin, (AP) The mail fraud trial of Resourses Dwindle Policy, so long as we do not try to push Israel into compromises that would leave her fatally vulnerable in the even, of another var. It is the pressure on the Arab side that is nlnm difficult to d:cer and \V1HCh m determine how stubborn Egypt will be in pressing for surrender of territory in Israeli hands. If the Soviet Union is at all sincere in wanting to help, Moscow should be on the wire to Cairo. However, no one can be sure whether the Russians are worried enough about the potential effect on their policy of detente to try to defuse the crisis they helped precipitate. e Arabs, of course, hope their oil embargo will increase the pressure on Israel, although it is hard to see how denying oil to Japan and Western Europe stands to influence either Washington or Tel Aviv. Now we are seeing the first signs that it is the Arabs themselves who may wind up feeling pressure from their own tactics. Secreta ry of State Henry Kissinger has warned that the United States is considering countermeasures if the oil embargo is not at least modified. There are also stirrings within the Western European Union for some kind of retaliatory policy against Arab nations. Europeans may be awakening to the fact that hw Turner Trial Continues ,. i0A - Th No As a weapon, the oil shutdown could blow up in their lace. __________ keeping with our pursuit of an evenhanded Tugs Try To Free Shila , Tourists Alibi World Wants Final Settlement COPLEY NEWS Monday, Dec. 1O,1973-5A The Sanford Herald PhoneLeak 17mos S32 40 Pos tl Reguiatmo.-is pro v idethat all mail Subscriphon L* oaud in advance E ntered as second class matter August 22. 1908 at the' Post Dffie of Sanford. F!rida 37171 f4opart of any material, news or advertising of-this edition of The Sanford Herad may be reproduced in any manner withot written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any ir.d.vidual or f,rm responsible for such reproducti on wilt be considered as infringing on The Herald' s copyright and .,iI be held liable tc damage under t he 18* arid S,,f4oyll etcept Saturday P1"l,s1ed is The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which ntittd ec1ijSivety to the use to' reproduction of all the loca l sSP-')pef news printed in th's "( — (,LiUl - A -._________ . ____ Bruce Biossat . ________________________________________ EMF\ dec ision IS _ still a long way off ' w4sttN(.roim4 WASHIN GTON In the major campaigning next year for governorshIps, and 'intl tIriu' seat "ri Li I I M i 'n 10 a ' - . helping rule field. - clearly is going to dominate the Democratic , - Democratic leaders surveying the 1914 scene know that in th e vita l matter of raising funds, it will be no contest. Kennedy can consistently sell out the hall in aidir,.g a particular candidate, and nobody else in prospect can even come close. Aides say Kennedy plans to hit the trail from an early stage in the campaign season, moving about q'Ieetivt'Iv where hit' thinkc hi' 'an be inut uu'tuI lie would do this whether or riot 1w is entertaining serious thoughts a bout running for president in 1976, because l'% a ys has km his window rattling orato,-s to other:,: and )t loves the trail, !li' o-' 'c;ir i.l-::'A .t wit!, u - J4 L. v;15 ?i;Imi ii him tht c ho1i. of 41 p r cent '.i -.i not d De mo( $ itn. oters with the disabled Gov. George Wll4ic a dix tint second with IS per cent, and th ri of th party pack umb,,ng far bdiind likt a hunti of mud uespattrit'd that aeters in a French road race. But iwither this pleasure rwr ht-n. I74 road ida n-. nor ann :. - iiLJIU jiii t.___.__ 'SI .... ...l J L__ iuuiur snouiu ne read inuicatinø ._(_ ris. likely 1976 candidacy. He keeps hiizh in his mind all the real and potential negaand ne won't try br mans, many months to cast them into really decisive balartet' against the' positive imuicators. The negatives include the whole Kennedy family's reluctIt)e4' to have him run, (hit' ('n!inut'. de.spit'ahl" tluim'at 1iim hi Ilk!, the miiL'-toue of tin' 1%9 Cliappaqenidick bridge episode. First reactions were that this list might have been unhappily enlarged by the ill fate that led to amputation of his 12' vearold son Teddy's leg after bone cancer was discovered. hut the boy' is doiig remarkably well, and 'Iucüi, air ttl roiir,igeil over lii'; lonura nigi' prnc1wctc. The m'.re than JO,th)O let Lt'rs I lit' lad iecei cd ruiui \ lIit'ricans arc no small gauge of the reservoir of affection and sympathy that endart" for the beie;ig'red Kennt'dvs in this country. Iii 1374, itol only geiwi-al elections but a national DemoCratic "issue" convention is on the schedule (in December), It may, as FAItW observers.suggest, serve partly as a showcase tot Kennedy's prospectve rivals — Sens. Walter Mondale, Uenry M. Jackson, even BilEd (Remember the Mahe) Muskie, a prominent 1972 loser, None of th'se fellows, however, looks like a racing Kotiotatrk comet who will suddenly (Ia7lle the Democratic sky and bury Kennedy in spatial blackness I' urthermore. it's unassailable that Kennedy. with his own tT1fl ediatrstaf( a poise of trusted friends and the drouofa few weJI-placed dimes in oi1 txr ruld mu r a Il\ -!r;itvgV and phil a t'inaini wfuir flora ttndid,itt.s ''old 11A whichof t hi O stati S ' t prim in it Kennedy's people know their pat is needs new direction Lint tbit' aren t Iook,ng iii thi hen aith ti iUc ' t.oii cntiuu for in mirades of gunlanu fla', fed ui -u wtirn'sr 11w namliwe is in l76, he tA iI t'1 the toOt' a nd jive the then rel':" t.irit i-iui's the I tirut mv ni't-d , ,, t JP By TI1 ASSOCIATED PRESS .trounil Miiii1, driven shari" on gasoline had to hunt to find the 12 open service stations among the 1,300 In Dade County. A similar situation Lakeland, where only four of the 100 gasoline retailers In the area stayed open. At West Palm Beach, Flori da Highway Patrol reported traffic on Florida's Turnpike was half of that on a normal Sunday. All service sta ti ons along the 265-mile, limited-access route were banned by state order from selling gasoline again this Sunday, but few outof-gas calls were reported. On other major thruways, many drivers were holding speed at a fuel-saving 15.20 miles per hour below the 70 m.p.h. limit, The story was the same throughout the Sunhine State as abou t 7 per cent of Florida's 13,000 service stations closed for the second straight gasless 0 - - Sunday. Sophie Slack was one of the exceptions. She operates a Standard Oil WW '.' - station on Biscayne Boulevard in Miami. A "Never Closed" sign is out front and the station was living up to its reputation SUflda)'. - ;____ "I was hoping some of the ether dealers would be open," she said. "1 wish there were three of tile,Truckers continued to haul their loads to destina(ons across the country. But they said they were not making good time because of frequent stops to buy limited quantities of fuel, and they said it was costing them more. A 0 - ' ii . t- 1,___J _1F -11 - - Z ~_ I --- -U*_;-. ; * - "1 don't know whether it was women's lib or what, but she just got mad enough to do something," said waitress can Roach, a witness to the killing in a crowded, all-night restaurant near iowntown Miami, Police said Falethar Red. W 00 ~ .r, - V, V. 4 A/ I ~~ ~ ONE 01" THE WINNERS Daryl I)unwald of Enterprise ' -- ~j_ mon, 29, of Miami, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Charles Victor, 26. 0N - FT __ . L' 1i ~ . i -10.4 - - i T -1 MAN IJJffI We went to the source. 1 he people who repair 9,500 small electric 1tpplsanccsa y ear. Their reputation depends on know i ng how to get things going Tin. Who could be better infrme ,ut t.ikiniz c.,ire ol them the place? We had questIons about how \ lU can get more life out of sonic of sour small appliances. .And save on replacement and rep,.tirs. These are a few of the answers Victor was the third person Mrs. Redinon has shot In two years, police said. Officers gave this account of the Saturday night shooting: Mrs. Redmon was sitting In the restaurant when Victor and a friend came In. The men wanted her counter seat and began annoying her, ! first in - _______ 1 It _. - I -;- __ W""'r , -;--=` 074;~., LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! r _ iA Insulting Man Killed A woman MIAMI (Al') who "wasn't in the mood for fooling around" killed a stranger who insulted her then stood twirling her pistol while waiting for police, officials say. :_~J ~ Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet I A," tour ('/e'( till Jun ohwir Out o uwe'r \lost cletinc j'rcs c.tnt he inimcrsed in w .ttcr. 'n the heating clement will short out or rust t'tlt. ('heck the directions that came with sour percohttoi. 5;M1_4A i__ - -, -' T~ I ______1 _ 0; (t I -- 4 lao ,. , ,a I ~ 11 mi fl -' I I - .'. i .LA -" 1.1 ". -" 4 -' ' -- , ' 1)tjriOn 't't' Lk. I - V4;%*00 ' - : is Yengree' Our new CG"tpt'r Ui fiji &ilcIi, 15 just Now, we can consume SEVEN TIMES AS MCH AS BEFORE . greof! , 1' n:J . I fl.' I I " ',.:'rn', urmana moaei with a Permanent Press cycle that gives all permanent press fabrics proper wrinkle-free care. Three water level selections to choose \pri - 5k, teem members go on the "Ski 1eam" diet to toe Q 20 pounds In II days' pounds In two weeks. That's right The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was deviod by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U. S. - learn. No-mM energy is maintained (very important 1) while reducl,. You keep "full" no starvaticn because the diet is desIgned that way. It's a diet that is easy to follow whether you work, travel or stay at home. (Not the grapefruit dieti). This Is, honestly, a fantastically successful diet. if It weren't the I) S Women's Ski learn wouldn't be permitted louse It! Riht' So, give yourself the same break the U S Ski ream gets. 1,ose w e ight the scientific, proven way. Even if you're tried all the other diets, you owe it to yourself to try the U. S. Viorn.n's Ski Team Diet. That i, if ynti oially dc sant to lose ?t pounds in two weeks. Order today. Tear this out us a rer;ir4er Send only $3 00 ($1 25 for Rush Service)—cash is 0 K.--NATIONAL HEAlTH INSTITUTE, P.O. Bcx 39, Deal- IA. to: Durham, C,elil 9597f. Don't order unless you want to lose 70 pounds in two weeks I Because that's what the Ski Team Diet will do. C 1'7 - - from—up to 18 lbs. of mixed, heavy fabrics. Big capacity washes. Tough heavy duty construction. 2 IaAe 11 ILSI Oij i'jr blender l)fl't 0% ersork to crush ice cubes or m tot; it Seser tz it i'c.is batters e'i'p ih' pronis dewi ut grea;t' on iour :1t,, tnt' eAt/let. It' grea prongs are plui!,gcd hilt) the probe ihcs- can ovcr'bcat .irid out the probe. ('lean the prong.s rqtuLirl with 'o.ip and w,tter, drsint them well bdore their next use. 4 lIe/p i'nur hu:r ulntr t uol '. Jiuw $26900 WWA8S3CN Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon. Thru Fri. a,m. .5:00 p.m. Closed Sat. Ph 327-1567 1 527 Park it I )n'l uepltLe a dr, er in a, case while still hot. Ihis .tti'c the pl.tsilc to warp because of heat buildu1'm to t'ar' lot all UPOIIWItt's Read .mtl - �t '_-_.-'._ - t..rau Monday, 10, Dec. 1 9/3 'No Room At The Inn' ______ !. Woman's Club Observes The Sanford Woman's Club ing talk conce rn ing the Holy Several visitors were in- ristmas se veral items displayed on a might have been at that time, without our - means of corn. Members brought a m'inicatlon and modern way of Christmas card with cash life, and how It could have a!donations inside to be given to fected events that led to the parti cipating, - jjjj J1JL)L LLUU.ALN Mrs. Jams Lash (I), Rev, and Mrs. G. Blair McGarvey (Herald Staff Photo) Gard n i ss c . -r'- . ;rr - - . jj j' ; , -L - 11~ - "I you - ,- ________ ; ., __4 " . . - . . -i .LJ. I _-' I W __W ~__ -- -1~ - .* ~--- ~ - - M _V .- - lwl, I... I .1 .- - - . m:.: , WE ~ '_ . I - a - _~~ , .. ~ V -N ~ ~~J ;:_Z, _=__ , he . ~k _kN_ _"N - AV - I ~. - _~ - 6 _ 4' 1 a bride's I I r E ' 1% - A lr1 1 1rAT 1 TI- _____ __ ______ _ AAMk U — ML -_ r#~ =1~i: % _h - 17 her corsage of pale pink and white carnations and roses -! Centering was covered with a bright geld AV _ - _____ -:.- .. 4,, ___________ ... - : • 0 was a colorful arrur'gement of pink, yellow cloth, p I bring d candelabra wi th glowing - -U - ~ I . - k the lun- cheon were maid of honor, ')" ___ Theresa Fowler, and the five vj-• bridesmaids, Fowler, Christine Fowler, BRIDE-ELECT RECEIVES HOSTESS GWr Mrs. M. L. Raborn Jr. (I) and Constance Angela Fowler (Herald Photo by C, ha. Edwards) / / - --" .__ Glenn Wimbish, phone number 322-6598. The program was presented by Mrs. Butch Cornelius who discussed "Art and Sculpture In the South." She stated as conditions Improved In the 18th century many European artists t1d in Virnia, UthC&O1iflLand other area3 The November meeting of the Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was held at the home of Mrs. G. Troy Ray, president. Mrs. Fred Harris .vas co-hostess, F.11owing the reading of the rittal, Mrs. T.J. Taylor, chaplain conducted flag service and led the group in the Lard's Prayer. She then read a poem 'Immortal Beauty." and received patronage as they visited people on plantations in the South. Among them Is the German artist, Nicola Marschall who designed the "Stars and Bars," official flag of the (or:fe&ry and gray uniform theSouUernarmy. Kentucky honored him by pkcing an htuflcd1 iutri. r t inc tran ce of Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky., where he was burled in 1917. Officers and chairmen made their monthly reports follc'wing a brief but unportant businer,s sessic.n ensued. It was :.r:; ;j-..d .ifl. school student in Seminole = County has an open invitation and is tncouraged to write an essay. this is to promote their interest in our countrs the vice prt nknL Mr - i, ,T . n-.- 1. 1 • . - -.- -- ' !:hon, 'i jIntr, world- o.turiht ,,~, r I the Al t hough 4 social hour E.: -e - Lots and lots of styles and colors in current fashions. We're overstocked. You save. 0 MORE ;rn I R[[ ShiES __ 7— ____ !!!7tITPInr -- -' tm&ell CMSIERY 04 S. Park Ave. 61 I t fl GlFT WRAP p: V a %0" Ph. 1224109 Sanford - 4 10 - . - -j--_=--' iirr -- = j - ____ __ __= - - - I mm I llI mm y -- - ~ hard to remove . ____________________ WIN AT BRIDGE Experts_____ describe proper play 1_'Ji - 10 053 ,754 • AQ983 WEST 4 K Q J 10 P Q9 4 6S 4 J 1087 SOUTH EAST a V J86 •K42 496532 4 A86 '1032 4Q4 North'Snith %ulncrah!e Wt North East IC Pass 2 4? Pass South i 2 Pa .s l'as Pass Opening lead—KC ---- --- Oswald & Jamie Jacoby Jim. "It is c.isy to set' that South wasn't an expert. An expert would let West hold the first trick, lie would win the second spade and play the same way the actual South did but when East got in he would not have a spade to lead to his partner and eventually South would get to discard one losing spade on a diamond." Oswald: "South explained that he took the fist spade because he was afraid that if he ducked the second spade uil 1w riif(i'd This wa a possibility but one th a t should have been ignored because if the second spade (IUI get ruffed it would almost sure1v be ruffed with what would have been a legitimate trump trick later T(ItkI trumps ancli)roceeded to ow hit' diattion finesse. East led no slain trIe-rrst. TODAY'S QUISTIO% back a spade and South !,Ncatl nitnilding two no(rump wound un losing two spades in addition to the king of dia' your pertnt'r has ieid If) two montis and the queen of club.s. 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I I 11 u SCMVINGCOMPtITC OIPIN(R'S'UNTILI 3D A! Ili ns HWY 17-92, North in FERN PARK INT(PTAU NT N,-4Tt.v "1' iAYt.'("T1' LUI4(I O ,J'Or4( W() l's" (6) The $1O.UIAS Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00(2) Wizard Of Ouds () Gambit (9) Password 4KJ65 VA832 •K 104465 nswrr Tomosrow (13) Stole Christmas (9) South What do you do noe' L.L __________ ..I. L art. or Tomorrow Spilt Second Who, What, Where Game I Love Lucy News All My Children Young And Restless Movie Th ree On A Chef 8:00 (2) National 'Q'P'CS 10 ft — Hid three notrump. 'our partner has ix or i balanced tJU hise points 'nII hne' ii (9) Home Show Wild You, South. hold S I1omming tdII,i l News %V 10:30 (2) Baffle Pass 2N.T. Li 11% t (6) The bidding has been West North East IC lass 12: 30 (2) I *I?U4*..O'tI,.*-4S,"M _ ____________ _________ 'J.1A1Z [ _11_._.,131-141;.d 7 (44) VarIety News DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve is with the eyes in sewing machine needles. For a long time I have been wondering why they are not made with long eyes like embroidery needks. This would be a great help to us older people who would enjoy swing-more. We would not h ave to spend half our time trying to thread the needle. —M i [ti., W. L Y—1 want to tell Georgia that my exDEAR perience after having a stillborn baby in a hospital was not that of uncaring treatment. lwas asked if Iwanted to move from the maternity ward but I preferred to stay and felt no resentment towardthe mothers who had their babies. A plain white card was placed on my door so the hospital personnel would know my baby did not live and wouk not refec to it. Cry? Yes, I did but that was a healthy reaction when one has carried a child for nine months and cxperienced the deep disappointment of his death. Sheer agony' No. Faith in God's love and concern for us will susLain us In our trials and disappointments. Several years later I had another baby who lived and was able to talk with a young mother who had lost her baby. I knew just how she felt and sharing a loss helps ease the pain.—VELERA. D 'Alt POLLY—My answer is for Georgia who thinks it is cruel to keep mothers who have lost their babies in the health's sake. maternity ward. May I say, it is for their Even though they have no babls to care for their own bod' ics need special care. Most hospitals do :ry to separate the mothers I it is desired and at all possible. ! hope Georgia will change her viewpoint. I work on Oil and also have been one of th ose mothers who lost a baby.—MRS. W.D.P. DE1Ut DE AR POLLY—My Pointer concerns those waffle-like trays that meat is placed in before being packaged. Rather than discard them with the plastic wra p pers I wash and store them in a convenient spot to have rea dy for quick use when slicing onions, tomatoc.s, etc. I usually have a good supply on and so the mes in the tray an the tray can all be tossed in the waste can. This saves the work and time of wahiug my cutting hoard two or three times a day. —C(JNNIE. () Secret Storm (9) News MONDAY ByPollyCramer______________ -- . F DEAR POLLY—While chaning the oil in our car my husband tipped the can o oi on to our asphalt driveway. Degreasers cannot be used on asphalt. Does anyone know how this oil can be removed'—C K E removed?—C.K.E. _________________________________________ L - ,rnj ______ Problem - J - WiJ 1'1tl1'l h'I : field, in law, and in medicine Siih inipel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll "The Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready, For your copy send ur birthdate and S to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newseper), P.O. Box - po P_!_.Nk POLLY'S POINTERS mistakes than others. Oswald: "Today's South grahbed the spLide lead; cashed his ace and king of e "Trin;ty ii Still Mv Name! \___s,iown a, aio a i ' j - born with a most pronounced love nature and needs to be given the right courses in psychology so that this life can be both happy and successful, otherwise the opposite could occur. Much success is possible in business, in the educational I 7:24 - IENOiJl_ Oswald: One of the disad vantages of be ing an expert Is that people don't expect YOU to make mistakes. Jim: "Beginners make mistt'kes. Average players make mistakes. So do cx' ports, but they make fewer 4 ' Trinity" Christmases entertaining U$, His first overseas Christmas hour 'IV special based on clips DINE troops, plans to spend this one tour filmed for 'IV was in 1954, from all his televised Christmas 4vj! k il TN1ATRE at home in Toluca Lake, Calif. when he, Anita Ekberg, Wil- tours overseas. Al 7.0') rM Won't it feel strange, not fac- Ham Holden and Hedda Hopper "I think It'll have about 35 "VALLEY OF THE ing a sea of uniforms? went to Greenland to entertain stars and we'll ju3t cut the DOLLS" American servicemen shows up, take the high spots "Well, I tell ya' It's going to stationed there, and just make a compilation of , "BEYOND THE be mighty dull," he conceded. 1954 to " "But I'm having the whole VALLEY ng 0* THEDOUIS" 4 He returned from his last that the special would run at family over and they're all go- overseas Christmas tour this time next year. t!2 Ing to dress In khaki." which included shows In South ____ Hope, here last week to tape Vietnam for the rernainln U.S. How Showing part ef hi. NBC special tiat troot)sinvolved jn the war there iI't1I !'TI!ii!dI Pl.jt aired last n1ght.,began his oêr- — o Dec. 30, 1972. seas Christmas tours in 1948 Hope, who said he'll do three I MidNIghtShøW when he went to Berlin to put on shows at military hospitals In Thurx - Sun. 11:30 Jul more and keep promises you have nrde. Don't be so indifferent with mate and show more devotion. AQUARIUS (Ia, 21 to Feb. 19) DeLve into all that work awaiting your attention You can settle a situation with a fellow worker that has long bcen stewin PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) If you make plans early you can have a delightful time at recreations you e njoy. Mate u nd erstands and agrees with your views he or she will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN fOt)AY 629, Hollywood, Calif 90028 ,, "They NEW YORK (AP) - Bob shows for (ils during the Berlin the United States before )iris'Hope, who's spent the past blockade. mas, has plans to ma ke a two- UI Ju ANNE. -CL CAPRICORN (Dcc 11 .. to Jan 10) iry to please co-worker' Hope Plans Home Celebration urn ONl Jill GROOM'S MOTHER from the Carroll Ritw Instituti fears hor dAiiahfaw will lourn industrialist coming he said, adding to my son's wedding? He's not just serious about each other, and will ,GHOROSCQPE former superior decIdes to Winter Show. Specials continue Tiffany Bolling as the bait, a come out of retirement to with old Perry tries to get out of his wealthy - J1JJ J llj ' II __ i - OR P .i UIflI$ GENERAL TENDENCIES: A good day for / handling wha tever has to do with your home or family matters that are of concern to you. You see romantic activities in a more accurac light now and can do what picases your most intimate tie. Be happy, ARIES (Mar. 2110 Apr. 19) Being certain that all uti li ties are In (Inc working order is wise now. Do some light -nterta1nlng at home and enjoy good friends TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Get those errands done and make sure there are enough groceries in the house. Handle correspondence that Wings you important data. I GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Tty to study your financial situation more accurately so that you know how to invest wisely. Gain the assistance of businessexpert. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Take health treatments you need and get yourself in trim for bigger things ahead. Evening Is fine for the social LEO (July 22 to Aug.. 21) Coming to a far better understanding with your closest tie is possible now. Talk over with an expert how o become more successful VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Ideal day to make headway via the good euspices of friends who are interested in your $ welfare. Be a more precise person LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Bringing your special capabilities to the attention of Iigher.ups is one way of getting ahead now. Improve your credit rating SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You are thinking on lofty plane and can solve problems wisely and make bi; strides in Your career, Avoid one who likes to argue SAGITTARIUS (Nov 2210 Dec. 21) Don't procrastinate ' any longer in taking care of responsibilities Be romantic tonight and show that you have a senw of humor - _~ ~____ U_ ~ - -WA4 __ I W~ _'___ ; ~'! V to . "We'.] - % 1. - I own escort I .'. - - . FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1973 = # FREIGNT DAMAGED FURN Ii uresses rcnowncd. Many of his hand National Cemetery, The Jefcolored paintings were done in ferson Davis Monument In Natchez, Miss, and hang in Richmond, a flawless marble many Southern homes. An oil statue of Robert E. Lee In the painting of Jefferson Davis Washington and Ice Chapel. painted by Daniel Huntlngon in The world's Largest scuip1814 hangs In the Pentagon with portraits of other former tIWed art work Is the Stone Mountain carving of the secretaries of war. mounted figures of Robert E. An outstanding Illustrator Lee, Jefferson Davis, and alter the war was Gilbert Gaul "Stonewall" Jackson. The whose military subjects have three sculptors were Gutzon attracted attention. In eight Borglum, Augustus Lukeman, original paintings he told the and Walker Hancock. Mrs. story of the war. These pain- Cornelius also mentioned many tings are on dtplay at outstanding works of art, Tcnnesee State Museum in sculpture and ante-bellum Nashville. Gaul was homes in Montg'- mery, Ala., u th' rUi, h. inung her native city which are show sympathy for the reminders of a magnificent Southern soldier. In the years Southern heritage. after the war, many monuments and were Fifteen members enjoyed erected by famous sculptors this infurrnative prorarn .H-'i o Ih (wi(cdera Ic by Mrs. Cr1i. A delightiul in the Arlington followed, nqmct ,. CARROLL RIGHTER'S 02t most : - all and statues "The Birds of America' Jim invited to the wedding. had this been done, your friend would have received an Invitation tl ~. UDC Chapter Reviews Southern Art -_ Sportswear -- I J--AI ,• 'Oiit't,'nI '1 i Jill.. ______________________-_________ ________________ \ 1 can L nonux iuiy uIwv \rc ;Ilti. IIr:1 DEAR MOTHER: The bride's mother Isn't up on her wedding etiquet. As the mother of the groom. you should have been asked to subml a list of those guests you wanted -- - / 1 EaLRC -- - - __ Ladies' -" ~ I Fowler and Mrs. Charles Lemons. Also attending was the groom's maternal grandmother, Mrs. William Claudius James. .. ,. ~_ \~ - . on'---- - __ - I .,j . ( Others attending my another guy. We are probably marry. wh.Ite tapers. . -' e saia: -ziecausc have already Invited." pI I -~f . ~~7~_~__'~4 -- Abby, don't you think I should have been allowed tO gol - - - -. - I *-I ~ *.f*." h i9i.tllI,'hmn tllerninin.t' ) I'.*lrn 'initng fume -in 45 Encounter 1-It)negin 48l).nn'4I-'.. ''. bring him" and white flüwtt accented b) _________ 3t'udiIlt 4 (Ut% I 'In' iI..'tun,'Ihr retreat lull 4) -ri'tnI aI "b. , ABBY: I am a 52.year-oid widow. My son Is being marzled. The bride's mother is putting on the wedding. She sent me an in vitation so I called her up and P1 uked her If I could bring my gentleman friend as an L escort. She said: "No, I have you fixed up with Frank for irw L. the wedding." I told her I didn't care for Frank, so she said: "If don't care for Frank, you can go with Paul." I asked her how old Paul was, because I didn't know him. DEAR She said he wasjn his latotwentls! then said: "I don't want any kid thy son's age to escort me. I have a steady gentleman friend, why can't I 0 I oon ln.luin I' 11'.1116 1 '1 ii t.,-tt tI' uiei e we tell t.I(ir,I ' that jher mother is a derelict. So "help" In the Investigation into semiretirement for his annual revenge on the former agent. she doesn't want her daughter Oman MEMO a the murder of his close friend. Christmas shcw. It's all music informed of her Illness. -1 1 ABC, NFL Monday Night Jill I JUl 11111 The retired cop is upset because and variety, a pleasant hour Fuller has assigned rookies to featuring Sally Struthers of Football. The Los Angeles i .•jon. Jill the case, does his own pro5ing "All in the Family," a singing Rams entertain the New York 3273W? r/M - )C .-'l' . Call AM HSI...., IuNa -.Aom MAT. ri DEAR VOLUNTEER: Will 1? You bet! What better holiday gilt could a parent receive than to know that his child away from home Is alive and well? DEAR ABBY: I know for a fact that my father Is having an affair with another wonwin. My brother Is 21, and I am 23, so we both know what It's all about. tell our mother? When we Our problem Is, should approached Dad, he denied It as we expected h would, but rvspor..i' Mooi, wil a 1.tt. it *e kIJW 1L Mot ! rrspc'*l 2 l'rat'r A VOLUNTEER WHO CARES Save at our Pre-Christmas _ I VI %0 p;.ntr IOAnklr'IIM,i . nr1 w I4e h..yi,n ar a We do ask If he needs any help, and If he does, we tell him where it is available In lik area We then call his paretits or luud one nd rt'hiy the mcsage. Our telephones are manned by volunteers 24 hours a day. Our office space was donated by the Holiday Inn, and Um Texas governor's office pays for the calls. Out of state call .... ..............1-800-23l.946 In Texas call ....... .... ..... . ... 1800-392-3352 In Houston call ......... ....... .. 524-3821 Abby, will you please help us pass the word? ~ _ 4I'IItI 4 t.US.. VIM t'iIrn (A'_*, odhtVAWIP.11 - oecrssarlly tis ... .. ~- - i __ P','n a',t tibiA " nift'mriS In flr,gj hlp,'i Ar. nahIni }fl. S •444 lI&4&l. •1i tIM 41W )fl corsagestoUwgueMofhunor, , _ - - '_ runaways about our program? It IN: It's Dad's affaIr. Let hIm hang himself. The old saw, "The wife Is always the last to know," ain't uJ _? -1 help tell iSusljt;,' o I.of in s Ilndajniiik'oil 2') Sh,'h"n*'.in DEAR her mother, Mm ConsUnLe .11_7 please __ _ 34 (.øiti*' tilO' II flv'giruuflg IHI%%,% %ljrv 4~ Raborn Jr., who presented __ --- Van Buren Trte-N. V. N•wi Sv4.. parents' Sea ' (,.tt'Iii sftelongingl'. Hostessforthebrldalfetewas v- . $Jfl , 2lSkuilatri'at,i'. .'ti nr,uitai. 'Lic u$tts 'ph cI'rnbene 9fletp,,n,*' Ilhh,r I Previews CBS, Dr. Seuss and and uncovers some tressing group called the Establish- Giants at the Los Angeles Me. modal Coliseum. How the Grinch Stole Christ. things about his slain friend. ment, and the clever comedy of rnas, (Rerun). Almost as Burns and Schreiber. Funniest 9:30.10 P135, Book Beat. An certain as there is a Christmas, 8:30-9 CBS, Frosty the Snow- bit 15 when wild-haired Avery enjoyable half hour with John there has to be a Dr. Seuss man, (Rerun). Another bit of Schrleber drags Perry along to F'iettI discussing his book. repeat on television. It Is the Christmas cheer in this repeat meet Santa at department "Zinga ZInE'a Za!" It is a story of a grouchy Grinch (the of lovable Frosty, Jimmy store, collection of politi cal cartoons voice Is Boris Ka.rloff's) who Durant.e narrates and the voice by the Pulitzer Prize-winning tries to eliminate Christmas of Frosty belongs to comic 911 NBC, World Premiere cartoonist of the cago Daily from the small town of Whoville Jackie Vernon. Frosty finds Movie, "Key West." With an News, His ilIu,stratjons come by stealing all the Yule sym. himself In desperate to eye toward a future series, this with persona l commen ts from bols. The real spirit of the North Pole or face the pilotfilmstarsStephen Boyd FLshchetti. Christmas prevails, however. possibility of melting away. an ex-CIA agent who has settled 10-11 Medical Center, Billy DeWoife is the voice of to a life of leisure (especially Good, sen8-9 ABC, The Rookies, "An. ornery Professor Hinkle. fishing) In the Florida Keys. titive performance by Kay other Beginning for Ben Woody Strode plays his conMedford, who pla ys an ailing Fuller," Lieutenant Ryker's 9.10 CBS, The Perry Como zt.ant companion. With pretty panhandler who gets sick and :w.ini,r-.r 712 mu'nih TV Time 8-8:30 c.'-- iprt't*s' SSHurrnl'seI.Nii Z2I'ur.e"Sp. II ff1 I. - aAdji' - ti 54't'r' t-t L P 4L'c'1 it,. Si Ili'l.iie ' ib ' H ighlights In? tC "5M"3 J lni' 11(1' i Kind vu lily 19 tisril sa.untl ble for her hurt. if we don't tell her, she will find out eventually, and when the does she will feel that we have betrayed her by keeping it from her, I 0~1 I ani sure Dad will get caught sooner or later, but it is so dif ficult to see him lying and cheating. Should we wait and let him hang hmseif? Or should we tell Mom what we IN THE MIDDLE know and pray for the best? 1_~_J1~7~ 1 - 5 . 4 I ~ - - a. - .t .-. .------ -• ____ ___ _. - CIcs LO ____ 21 Aiahm.iStIe S2('aut- t' result of anxieties following the recent mass slaylags In Houston. A runaway, who wants to let his parents or a loved one know tha he Is alive and well, may call us FREE from anywhere in the United States. lie tells us whom to call Jnd what he w'nt, us to say. We will not trace his call or in JACARANDA: Dec. 14, 7:00 South ward, 1I Troy Ray and Charles Steen- pm. inccts at Sheraton Inn for dinner and a gift exchange. wor th. Program, lilA Hostesses Miss Constance Angela Mrs. George L4eckhorn, Mrs It During the business session, Fowler, Dec 8 bride-elect of sid re ed over by president, N Settle, and Mrs H L Stephen Marcus Lemons, and p her bridal attendants were Mrs. Jack Burney, it was an- Bateman. honored at the traditional noimcI that the Christmas brdesrnaids luncheon at Three partyplanned for Dec. 14 has ,j MAGNOLIA: Dec. 13, 10:00 ttnDeItcma beencancelled,duetosomany a.rn.,at the home o( Mrs. V. hi. con fl icting events. 1 Inn, I 4 - _______ tr= "Christmas Abi gail It — roliø,1 II By FANNP;ITE EDWARDS Herald correspondent . .-.- -. ____ a Large number of Christmas Program, Carols and other selections i:' Including, "Joy to the World," "Echo Carol and many others By I73 P t, t. _______ _______ ____ 49Spnt.iiui*-vs sa DEAR ABBY: Since your column is read by millions, Jr., William Norris, Rose -. service T R.4 46 la,Ir light'i group serving as accompanists HIBISCUS: Dec. 14. 1:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J.M. Fahey, on the piano, Lake Mary. Co-hostesses, Mrs. Hosteses for th e lunchon, J. A. Edwards and Mrs. preceding the McClasky. Christmas party and l l== assisted by Mmes. R. N. West Fowler And A tt endan t s Feted Free message ______ llTntwi UStej,nt'r'.t.it, l)rsulei' started for runavays with various members of the ridesm aids Luncheon 39 St..gt' i.i.iv :t iii' I'I (rri'nIntl .. . B :is Ih"i'rI .*flh,lI4f rnie,ii. e Ci * rcles needy children, and placed family having to accept a room them under a silver tree in the stable. PALM: Dee. 13, 10:00a.m. at Sanford Garden Club Circles Smith, Geneva, Co-hostess, decorated with red balls, on the Due to the problems created to will meet during stage. December as Mrs. Edward Putman. the Garden Center. Bag lunby so many people coming e follows: Christmas party and gift ex. cheon, Program, "Yucca their own city to be taxed, th The elaborate decor of the club CAMELLIA: Friday, Dec. 14, change. Flowers." people of that country "MIs..ed ____ building Included sprigs of holly the First Christmas" and Rev. 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. at each serving table and other ...,..,..,.,. linl!Pr Prrv 1( tAi,Itmi'l.. LWJ tu ',cy tuliviuui.j by sulung "1' lovely arrangements. The Drive, Program, Christmas that unless our generation MIMOSA: Dec. 13, 11:00 a.m. HOSE: Friday, Dec. 14,9:45 Public Affairs Department for the second coming decorations. Gift exchange. at the home of Mrs. L. I. :t.tfl. at the home of Mrs. F. T. arranged the decor with Mrs. of Christ, they will miss the Sheppard, 1800 S. Park Ave. Meriwether. Program, Waltei' Gie1ov as chairman. second Christmas." Gift exchange and Christmas r. far to Bethlehem," by Mrs. An outstanding musical Cader Hart. Mrs. George Wells, in.. CENTRAL: Thursday, Dec. party. was ram presented by lroduced the guest speaker for 13, 10:30 a.m., at Garden the day. Rev. G. Blair sixth, seventh and eighth grade Center. Hostesses, Mrs. E. R. Lakeview School. Wood. MrsWT. Ilim!, Mrs. ft McGarvey. Ile used as his st udents I kevnw Choir, umkr tht Ilw UbjLCt Nu loin ; t Thc inn ii M. i D After reading a portion of direction ol June itastoni, sang Wesley. Covered dish luncheon. scripture relating to the birth of Christ, he gave a very interest. M.irirwr lSSehouI'ub;i'i 11-4 Q 1i: A C) .t ('hrstnij I . ,,- - - 32lLnssti.nn 3.3 I*l.nn ti.ih * Il tit r itti' tn prepares - =___ I - . . - - , ~ 4!AZ ,___ _~W ~ __ ~' '. ' - 14 F'jiliivr members and guests. (S Monday, Dec. 10 1973-7A The Sanford Herald Puzzle Ir N t4 'I Ij:,__1I 1 "'.' I Mt-I I' S ItjIi,eI Ar - - ' ' __ I'It4r'. " iI .. .. . I y F- ; - - - I - 1k , "'s chairman for the Fine Arts Dcpartmcnt was in charge of the program for the day, which was enjoyed by a large group of Singing I ______________________ ~ u s __ __ ___ , _____ ____ Alclel An;*sr II) Previo F-.,.:-A - Ch met for the annual Christmas Family's experience at Betide. traduced and future events ta ble for sale and members are program and luncheon, hem and why they could find no announced. The Social Depart. asked to check for possible business meeting at the club room at the Inn. ment will meet Wednesday, holiday gifts. '.tse with all departments He talked about how life Dec. 12 at 1 p.m. The club had Mrs. James Lash, program M C==' -- _______________________________ __________ óH1Lw U _'-=," -'',-''..'-r,.-. - -.1/ (U) Revalatioris 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (4) Love Of L fe (9) 49qscf*!trI - VEAL PARMESAN Choicao(Two Vegetables. Hot Bread Ii Butter ½ lb. Western i4oi Bread & Buttor (44) AFTERNOON 10 (2) Jeopardy 1 $I - I - Steak cholceof Two Vegetables Password Trouble With Trash 11:55 (6) News EVERY FRIDAY EVERYTHURSDAY EVERYTUESDAY , - • - I lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of Two Ve-tab!e Hot Bread & butter $1 �SEft_JL - -J.---- -. -=-= =1- ---i - i---.-- - - - _ — =- s - — - = -' •( - - - - - CA--- I he 5anforU HerId 0 1. -- Monday, Dec. 101 1973 Monday, Dec. 10, 1973-1B The Sanford Herald I Bi gger & Better Than Ever! ZJ Gets 10 Year Probation0 i. Lawyer a ts To Ad opt H is Ci ient Geter Lui i -q- ,. I -T _ - - By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - j -. - '~J ui[ A uur d di N i - - - - ew tio 1 n! - TUESDAY WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY flecember 11, 12 13 • - J_ - - - Herring decided to try him as The stormy case, which saw a agreed to the custodial care Burns last week said Geter failed to revive him. an adult. Geter turned 14 while change of venue, an attempted release and cited threats made re.ented being unnecessarily A controversy was Sp3rktd alting trial, contempt citation against against Geter's life, placed in a special class, and by apparently contradictory TITUSVILLE— Accused Today, Judge Williams told Burns, pleas before the Slate Geter was Indicted Sept. 11 that this prompted much of his medical testimony from murderer Samuel Geter, 14, Geter he felt the charges Supreme Court and a heated for first degreee murder by the aggressiveness. Seminole County Medical today gained his freedom and a against him were true, "but I'm "lawyers battle" between Seminole grand Jury alter Examiner G. V. Garay, who new father as Circuit Judge withholding adjudication of Burns and the prosecutor, Oglesby died following a fight Oglesby died in Florida told reporters Oglesby died Volie Williams sentenced him guilt primarily because of your reached a pezilt in early with Geter, who had a record of Hospital. Orlando, after from a blow to the kidneys, then to 10 years probation but age." November when chief Seminole disciplinary problems at emergency treatment at said death was caused by heart [3w ns then announced he and Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi school. withheld adjudication of guilt in Seminole Memorial hospital failure, the Sept. 5 death of 12-year-old his wife have agreed to adopt William Oglesby, Sanford Middle School youth. The couple already has student. six children, The dramatic plea and anBurns last week told The nouncenicnt of adoption Herald "I'd be delighted to proceedings by Geter's defense adopt Sdrnm), if the court will attorney, T. David Burns of let me. lie is a sweet boy, with -. Bartow, came Just an hour after plenty of Intelligence. We would the start of tb', first deirce love the challenge of giving Mm murk- c Li al this iiiurnin. thc guidaii-c lc II convicted of the charges, A tutor has already been Geter could have faced the lured to help Geter catch up electric chair. However, Burns ith 9th grade school work and prosecutor Newman Brock w missed during the weeks he inet for lunch last Monday hnd agreed that anegotiated plea of spent in Seminole County jail "no contest" to manslaughter, before his Nov. 15 release to the custodial care of a Bartow and a probationary sentence, couple who work for the Pk would best strve the cause of s,UWIIJ IJIICI ULa ptu Justice in the controversial £L. case. Burns said he is filing for Geter, 13 at the time of a adoption in a Polk County court, fight after which Oglesby died, and that he has the permission was originally booked as a of Geter's mother, Mrs. juvenile. Alter a review of the Darlene Geter, 43 William e.1den5.t. State Ally. Abbott Clark Court, Sanford - j- - - -- - 8:00 P.M. 2:00 A.M. LAWYER TO ADOPT CLIENT Bu r ns, left, with Samuel Geter (Herald Photo by Mark Weifl(z) - National News Briefs * NEW LANDMARK FOR WASHINGTON Garbage Converted To Fuel The projected $41-million Dwight D. Eisenhower Bicentennial Civic Center will include a 300,000 square foot exhibit hall, largest in the nation on a single level. It's scheduled to open in 1976. Corn antes Arab Oil Ministers Reveal Dominate 0i'l/ Reserve They Won't L'I'ftU.S. Embargo MEM I'll IS, Icon. AP — After months of sifting through the city's garbage, a team of university researchers haz concluded it's worth too much to Just throw away. Dr. John Smith, a Memphis Slate University engineering professor who headed the team, says 82 per cent of the garbage can be converted into fuel. About 7 per cent Is metal and 6.8 per cent glass which can be recycled at a profit, he said. He said plans have begun on a plant to convert the garbage which should be in operation within three years. -. Rash Of Suicides Hit Madera O WASHINGTON (AP) — The their diversification into other By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS will remove the embargo ment, the Arabs initially cut to. Netherlands because of their Arab oil nation's 20 largest oil corn- fuel areas, precise ownership they "when Israel agrees to with- tal oil production by 25 per cent, pro-Israeli policy. difficult to corn- won't Lilt their embargo against draw and the ponies control almost 95 per data has States promised to reduce production The ministers meeting in Kucent of the country's known oil pile because the oil companies United Slates until Israel guarantees the withdrawal." by 5 per cent each month, wait also announced that crude reserves and dominate shares won't disclose the information agrees to withdraw from all ocIn an to force a favor- stopped all oil shipments to the oil production in January would of all known alternative fuels, to anyone, includlngsomeotthe copied territories and sets a able Middle East peace settle- United 5tates and the be reduced by S per th ,.. •...4.. I. •rTU1IkIn fliT' tIt ,1 .P...-. A!secia'.e... -•.-.--.-.. .,...... December produetlon, The pledge to continue the shows, regulating the industry. A similar S per cent producA special Senate subcomThe C4ifornia legislature is- boycott was issued over the tion cut was ordered for De. inittee investigating sued contempt citations against weekend in Kuwait after a is cember, but Japan and all allegations of dimishing several large companies meeting of the 10 members of Common Market countries excompetition a1..ong the oil recen tl y, including Sta ndard the Organivitionuf Arab Petro.. the Ne therlands were exgiants with an eye to defining Oil of California, Exxon, Unio, leum ELporting Countries. empted because of pro-Arab Resumption of Arab oil shipoil company holdings In other Mobil and Texaco after the statements they issued. But the SAIGON (AP) — Government trying to retake tuen iueL. companies refused to comply meats to America will come Sunday in KuDue ran into more stiff resistance today as the battle for the The AP study showed that the with subpoenas demanding only after Israel establishes "a wait said the January cut would district capital in the lower central highlands went into its large oil companies also own: data on their California fixed timetable" for withapply to them. •'enth day. drawal from all Arab —More than 70 per cent of the operations. Meanwhile, In Washington, The South Vietnamese pulled back while govern. captured since the 1967 war, U.S. natural gas supply. Israeli Defense Minister Mushe ment bombers and artillery pounded North Vietnamese —Between 30 and 60 per cent What information is available including the Arab sector of Da) an said on CBS-TV's "Face forces holed up in reinforced bunkers, field reports said, Jerusalem, the ministers said of the nation's coal. t roug the Nation" that despite the gove r n m Later Sunday, the government troops made a new assault —More than 5 per cent of the documepts and industry reports Sunday. Arab oil squeeze, the U. S. gov')fl Kien Due, and small government units were reported to The Israelis have vowed nev. uranium supply used in nuclear shows that among the top 20 oil ernment had put no pressure on have entered the town. er to give up East Jerusalem, power generation, companies as ranked by him for concessions at the peace Military sources in Gin Nghia, the provincial capital 12 —Virtually all of the oil shale sales, all had oil and gas which they cr.ptured in the 1967 conference expected to begin on miles to the east, said artillery strikes were called after govlands currently under private holdings. Eighteen of the top 20 war and which contains some of Dec. 18 in Geneva. ernment reconnaissance patrols and planes spotted North ownershim had interests i.i oil shale lands, the holiest shrines of the Secretary of State Henry A. Vietnamese tanks to the south and southwest of Kien p While the large oil companies 14 had uranium interests and at Moslem, Christian and Jewish KissInger,who ls at a meeting of Earlier, officials said at least one tank was destroyed by air religions. The return of East have never made a secret of least 11 had coal holdings. NATO foreign ministers in strikes. Jerusalem is a particular goal Brussels, is to the Middle Field reports said the North Vietnamese were evacuating of Ki ng Faisal of Saudi Ara bia , East, Inclu ding Saudi Arabia, th eir wounded out of Kien Due west toward the Cairbodian normally the chief supplier of later in e th week In an attempt border. They said Sou th Vietnamese bombers were attacking '\rab oil to the United States, to i Ii this route. The Kuwait meeting stipu. Washington is working evenKien Duc fell to a North Vietnamese tank Tuesday. Lated that the embargo would hd1y to bring peace to the The town lies astride Highway 14,90 miles north east of Salnot be lifted until Israel actual. region. goti. The Communists need that I the roadwa- to icy ly began withdrawing from the complete a 40D-mile all-weather supply route down the west occupied lands. But Saudi side of South Vietnam. Arabia's oil minister, Sheik MiIn anot he r development, the Viet charged that Sou th - 1_ med Zaki Yanian,, appeared to Vie tn amese warplanes today again bombed Viet Cong retreat from this in a television headquarters at I.oc Ninh, 70 miles Saigon. appearance in Washington. said two bombs hit th NInh airstrip but no other deta ils BRUSSELS (All) — Top alAppearing on NBC's "Meet immediately available. lied diplomats report that a the Press," he said the Arabs fundamental chanIf is under way in France's policy of [solationsim j MADERA, Calif. (AP) — Madera, a peaceful city in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, Is suffering from a rash Of suicides, many of them teenagers. 'Each kid believes he has a right to kill himself if he's tired of it all," said Pr. Fred Ifutter, a psychologist and consultant with the Los Angeles Suicide Prevention Clinic. This ' year. Madera ('ountv has had ten uirides, with half of them t.w'n..ger5. ministers say been Lake Monroe Inn'V For 450. Make Reservations For Your Wedding, Birthday Parties, Etc. And cent of 'a !! Meeting *Two Lounges, Open From 4 P.M. To 2 A.M. $ For Faster Service. announcement Lands Sunday FW.1Steak Dinner *Two Dining Rooms, Open From 4 P.M. To 11 P.M. For Two Featuring Sirloin Steaks For Two, Great Seafood And Fingerling Catfish. ti States May Lose $2 Billion visit 4 • _________ _______ M ta ry Po l stretch of _________ T o Change 09 -_ - -- Area Deaths rnilitar OTHER Door Prizes J FI - -- Semor informants attending F. C. COWAN JR. a ret4red iutoiiiobtie mechanic. the year-end nievting of North Atlantic Treat) Organ, I'. I (%%I11 r '. flu IiVcU t-r lit -, -ur i' ed 1)% his wile, Ization say th ey have detected preparations by Presidentyc.ars in inlord, (liLd Mrs Margaret G Griffith, (eorgcs Pompidou's go vern- Sunday at his home in Gene v a: three sons Gene. )uuglas ilk Ga .. lie as born Donald and Dale Griffith all of rl to join in re viving the 1u ropean Defense Community in I)ouglasville and was a Sanford; five stepsons, Louis A., Jiflhlny, Richard and (EDC) that France vetoed in hlapt Raburn Morris all of Sanford, 1954 Survi vors include his wife, p Morris (,aines% ilk Marjorie Cowan , DougIasi ll e, stetxlaughter, Patsy Moms, It would be linked with NATO even though President Charles daughter, Mrs. Glenn Johnson, sanluril mother, Mrs Sarah de Gaulle pulled France out of Be1leiew, Neb. ; sari Ed w ard Griffith, Winston Salem, NC Cowan. New Port I{Rhe) two brother . Grady Grif fi th, High NATO's military system In grandchildren and a nephew, Point, N.C.; sister, Mrs. Grace mld-196(ks, declaring: 'i'lwre is ph owanofSanford Griffith, Winston Salem. no defense but national de- Ral and 14 grandchildren. fe nse. Funeral services will be held Gratnkow Funeral Home in Wednesday in Douglasville. 7be EDC plan called 'or all James Cowan Whitley Funeral charge. Integrated European Army, utni in hargt and th e French have ?hown no signs o( abandoning their objee. FuneralNotice ttwir to n %lu.IA1(RlFFmi GRIFFITH. WILLIAM E. JR7 ir forcewith Jr 63 ci Old Oiri'o hors. But t!me informants, William 1. (rifftIi Jr.. b3, of l'renchoflicuibamong them, OltlOstcol t Ito id 1crtt a, died id ..ramkow i unerJ Home *Ih uaeu seversi pointez-b suges-t. IMC unuay. sic was a nauve or ing Punipldou is now actively Forsyth County, NC. and came rMerun, Esirt. minister, of ng t%urial C,t -nn 141vn contemplating a new-style to Geneva six years ago from 6661i p ark Memor i al EDC. St. Simon's Island, Ga. He was Grmko' In chattic • -- - _ - to be given each night. Come On Out Where The A ction Is !.. They e Loc T-----' _________ Favorite Tunes From 8P.M. To 2 A.M. a Cong north of Grady Butler & Billy Franz! Dance To Your I1I convince the Arabs attack A Our Grand Prize To Be Drawn Thurs. Night - alive Entertainment Nightly By Les & Linda Varnes, It 1972 WASHINGTON LAP) —The variousstates could lose up to $2 billion a year in lost tax revenues if gasoline consumption is reduced by federal rationing or taxation. The lust revenues would result from a drop in the collection of stale gaaoline taxes. Be Sure To Register For Stilt Resistance forces 75c Be Assured Of Plenty Of Room! -.- Saigon"s Military Units - All Drinks Your Favorite Beff Soc and effort MIAMI tAl') "Why does God hate me?" Alan McDonald a.slaMl from his hospital bed. McDonald, 23, !ay in serious condition in the burn ward of Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital, severely burned for the second time in his life. In 1960, McDonald was doused with flaming gasoline by a playmate. last week, on an Everglades hunting trip with friends, McDonald was squatting over a bowl of gunpowder making bullets to save money when a spark from a campfire ignited the powder. Gaud Opw q Spww *Now Offers You Banquet Facilities United the Burned Twice In Life tau - YOUR HOST & HOSTESS: Tony & Louise Costantino - - -' --- __ - ______ I ZZ - - 1 - - 4o4h 4 E 10 -- - - - _ IV - -. . .# -- ' t' _24 - —- A - ____ - - - - .i PASSAGE TO FANTASY LANDS Julie Hallberg takes her turn reading a book while reclining in a decortcd bathtub in her third-grade class at Rockford, Ill. I , mm - - , - - . - - - - . , - - - -. -- .,- - • --4 e �- -- -.--------:---.--.--- - -- ----.- - - -- ...----. &—The Sanford Herald 1— I Monday, Dec. 10, 1973 ---S - _- Secon Half Turns Sour vxch3nglzig ByJRICH.RDS y Lee .ieIger 5 trat I Blew It Why did I blow it, and bow can I prevent it from hap. pening pn' m an tvr. !!i- t r m!te ! i:-'!-u - . ' ft; hn- Iicin? t!:Lr kul L ; tcut iils 3: lU [j (j citl;cdy, the iider %llI JC - : . at k.cal news stands, and seieral other sources such as the - I. I. - -- .. ' - . •_ . ,• -.. _ • .r ____ S j •._______________ 7 lI-1 72 77 • • - - - - - P - - - 7 FO FT.A TP. II 2-4 21 4 02 I &7 71 3 33 13' 4i -.__ 'i- •. - .. -_ :._ ______________ ' _______________ - - - I' I -_ •_ ——- - -. - ' - ' - - preslous O'Iando card. The final thing that led me to m prediction was that I could find not1ng whatsoever on a Sammy Nesmlth. These same two squads meet Moore came In as a Lion guard gaining on a two-pointer and inartmatchJan25atLyrnan two free throw shots. OVIE[)O - Leon Cobb and * * * On the hound side Cleveland Ciennie Patterson had a ti'.cd to ha c a "Hat" hand (lay as they pumped In a getting (our more points backd OVIEDO The 1mb> LIons combined total of 34 poInts up by buckets b> Lee Cote. devastated the baby Hounds In leading an undefeated Oviedo Wright, and Andy Gidus the second period outscoring ' squadtoa63-47wInoerravaI Oi onthesecindperiod theml4$astheycapturedthe(r Lyman 16-12 as both teams went to ti'e second win In a row at the cx- 0 - Complete dominance In the dressing room en.e of l.yrnan 53.43. second half was the key to Lee Ward connected on nine —mt I -• ' '.' 7 • - - -- _ - . I_ j'_ _______ '—_ 1 • - 4 _________ - -'-- • -- ______- By JOhN CHERWA HeraldCormpoudent - 1 __iIW._ 0 7 - _ -.. jas , ,, - ---- - - - - ---- --. •• ft - - - - . • .1 - __________ ... 'oi: ___ - beenstoppedlnthesecondroumjbyasanunyNes(fljthjfla four rounder It was the first scheduled bout, and the cmly (uronacnJwithonx,U ,i featured main event of 10 rOWX1S. ALc, this light tcok place less than two weeks before Cand) was sikned to meet the very promising, undefeated tnt Pirni'y ' hC 'otr tt thai weighed heavily agsznst Barr was that he only comes in around 151 pounds and Pumey pruved how effective be Is ___ ___ ___ -- __________ - :-'t=. • - - • - - ___ •_ ' - • • ..A .S LI.... "uiru vs mm. _________________________________ . -• • • • .: u - . L. • • - fromthematchmaktrandjutpa33jtJong,'B0tjj5' , - has just recently turned pro, but really big things are cx- '.'. hik' Murphy had 2 Saturday, in the NBA, it was: New York 117, Atlanta, 100; (iiicago 112, Boston 95; Detroit 106, Portland 91; Golden State l35 Los Angeles Ill, and Mdwaukee 105, Philadelphia 92. Saturday's ABA results: New York 102. Kentucky 87; Carolina 99, Meinpbls 94; Indiana 113, V;rgi'iia 107; San Antonio 95, San l):e, &,, and titah 121, Denver lii, GRE AT C I FT 1 - j -__ _____ -• _____________- '-•- £ CHAIN SAWS - - __ - . - __________ L ' --" - ______ T __ Bowling Scene - • . - - C.ti 102$ up to 0 - _________ 1. -! - _______ fih ranked Nu;to 'anashlngVerrnont 103.48, No 7 Marquette downing Iowa 86-70, md No 9 Louiss-ille beating _______________ •,- 1 ______ c?.i ______ ' a Sanford Plaza flutkr 91.R1 - SNA '5' -. 9995 - - - M!DI)IE GRAIl', HFJBOUND \VhiIe deflated Eagles watch (Herald Photo by Va) Spakovsky stanza and 18-11 in the final , was six of seven from the Pu ed the guects out ront t hapter charity stipe accumulating 25 The Hounds were troubled aU It was at this point it turned points. nlgtitbyturnoversandfailedto intothebegfnnjngoftheend(or Bernard Wright was the come down with th fmrtnrtiint tt !innM "" rw Pj,br.. '" '"st 'sJunuLI. ut man e -- ---- _ I j'imnts JR. moving up when it plays at man Adrian Dantley scoring 16 77.68 at Louisville. Associated Press Sports Writer third-ranked Indiana. aiid grabbing eight rebounds, "I think we just ran out of An important skirmish in But as important as the Noire unbeaten Notre Dame won its gas," s-aid Coach Joe Hall as Noire Dame's two-front battle Dame-Indiana game is, the Ieurth game Saturday night 10th-ranked Kentucky fell to 1.9 for No. 1 takes place Tuesday game some obeservers think with a 94.65 road victory over with a second straight defeat. nIght when the Irish basketball might be this season's "War of St. Louis 94-65, snapolng a 10Hill Walton once again seas team play's Indiana. the Worlds" in college game St. Louis winning streak the key (or UCLA, scoring 25 While the Noire Dame foot- basketball comes Saturday at over two seasons, points and graIng l tn!lte'.Immmsaitsforitschanieat St liuis when No I UCLA John Laskussski scored 16 of rebolamj.sUCLAwonitsthird i No 1 ranking in its Sugar meets No 2 North Carotria his 23 points in the first 11 mm- game of the season and 78th Bowl battle with Alabama New Stite. utes of the second half as In. straight by beating Southern Year's Eve, the No. 8-ranked With John Shumate scoring 19 diana won its third game with- Methodist 77.60 at home. basketballteamgets ashotat points in30minutes andfresh. outaloss by'toppingKentuckv -North Carolina State 2i d1 tOFj itt pia> Saturday No 4 Man kind and No. 6 Providence also ere idle -'4 - Whenflgbtnightrod&und1wasab)etosp ?tnney and got the low down on the real story First of all r.arr as not stopped, was CILSCIUaIZILed s-i that sirked l'h't'nix ti a 511. Irish Cagers Want Top 71 _____ boxing reprters In ore such article I found that Barr had Pt for tt)&' - - - 1 00 1 3 '2 dan in the Corner,'' hays's said. was; the bright The Iis Angeles Lakers have Boston Celtics tiefeated the and team single game record of aliers1ed6 early in the third a losing streak of sorts going Buffalo Braves 118-114, DetroIt 49 poInts. John hlavllcek added period, but the Suns then ran off at three games already their beat Kansas City-Omaha 8610, 27 points to the Celtics' total. ii points to only two (or longest of l'ie season—after the the Phoenix Suns defeated the Pistons 86, KIngs 80 Cleveland in a live minute Capital Bullets de(eateil them Cleveland Cavaliers 117-106, Don Adams came off the Cleveland pulled to within two Sunday- night 110-96 in a arid Houston Rockets beat the benchinthesecondquarter and pointsat104-lO2beforeScottbit N a t Ion a I B a sk e t b a II Seattle Supersonics 110.101. scored 19 points to pace Detroit two key baskets. Association contest. There were no gaines sched- over KC-Omnana. Dave Bing Els- iii hayes had 40 poInts, 21 uled In the American Basket- also had 19 for the Pistons as Rockets 110, Soaks 107 -iatjon Mike Newlin's breakaway l)etroIt claimed its sixth in the game. straight victory. The Pistons basket with ) seconds to play CeltIcs 118, Braves Ill trailed only once In the low- helped pace Houston over rebound3andblockedfivejjio,s 'c "Our game plan tonight was ball JoJo WhIte scored 27 of his 37 scoring game. Seattle. Seattle built an 86-79 for me to attack the basket and points in the second half to pace lead before Calvin Murphy Suns 117, Cavaliers i (maw pressure so I could either Boston over Buffalo in a game points started a Rocket comeback. Charlie Scott tallied 31 shoot orpassof ItoMikeRiorplayedInTotonto.Bob McAdooand ledathird-quarterrally'Newlin ended the iamne with 31 - -. ____ - Monday, Dec. 10, 1973-3B acers Lose Third Straight By JOHN NELSON - - _______ 4::c .1 L. )•" - - - - In Barrz case Ifound nothing In my nsual sources, &) I TheSanford Herald New Kind Of LA Streak' ;. -_--,r____F another story I --- .rwt I 1, the lead several whale both Owens and paced offense. U' Vtr',' -- • • declsIonWrion-crjnJeren Polk Vikings tall men, 6'6" Rick gosls and Six of seven charity cut the Polk lead to five points went into their game-killing Fot Community Collei:e. Reassand6'4" Warren Bridges tosses. McCullum added 18 and at 69-64 on the superb worz of stall to put the contest on Ice. Playing mostly faultless ball helped the visztmg Polk cagers super.guard Owens, who Owens and Crawford setting up A short Jumper b} McCullum in the first half the Raiders . . built dominate . much of the SIC spends as much time reboun- good fast-break . offensive .plays moved the count up to 73-66 with To.e up as much as a 10 point cushion of.ensive boards, . v liungs -t To*aIi ding as shooting collected 16 with three-on-two action. 1:10 to go. but we at several points In the erucial Seminole's premier guard, markers. However, with 3:39 swi.ng quickly came back with two of cc contest, but the scrappy Polk 6'3" Gerald Owens, one of three Thirteen of Crawford's total on the clock, Michael Williams' their own. Si Banks Vikings kept coming back to nip Raiders in double figures, who production came in the opening ( pass to Owens Inc a clear The Raiders continued their the Raider lead and were down helpedestablish SIC's first-hall half, and hi' resulting tack of lay-up went for naught a The charge until the final minute, Evans by only seven markers at dominance worked well with scoring was fairly typical of the Raider guard flubbed the shot but to no avail, as the Vihings Gov.c halftime, 4245. 6'S" Robert MeCuIhElarlother rest of the Raider quintet, and Polk came back with a contented :hemselves with Polk kno:tei the contest with doube-Iigw-e man, under the From the [ma] seven minutes bucket of its own for a 71.64 keeping their victory margin 15 mInutes left In the second boards (or the Raiders. ofthecuntest,theviMngswere e. intact, trading almost bucket- Totals half ao that set the stage for However, In the second half, in near control of the contest, Owens missed another at- frr-burket. - that SJ whenh1adkktf1giretobearotji tas semi-wind" wedne1a' at .,... 7 ivan • ,, , • . inc ..,nuy out toT'an eut junior middlewe't, who seems to have the abtht" with the curreit ci'OP of flihters Hna ° Florida -. L - double-team front-and-back the line with an improving 5-I ege McCnlluin ere often unable Banks and Gloer were very defense. The score remained at Valnc1a1 Comniun) lirrald Sports Editor however. The Raiders were stop the Polk rebounders from effective on jumpers from that point for more than a five In its first unable to put the halters on a shutting off the SIC defensive outside, drawing the Raider minute, as the Polk cagers were contest of the season In The bucket turned sour for pair of fine-shooting Polk w()t defenses out, allowing the content to wait for ti-ic high it 1:30 p.m. -7,' longstretchesinthesorda1f guardsn the second frame, as ChipCrawford,whonasbeen Vikings' innerstrength to percentage shot and the HERALD SCOREBOARD of what vas te.med a "must" Robert Banks and Kent Glovez', taking much of the Raider's establish fts dnminance. Raiders were pressed into game for Coach Joe Sterling's tü ' bkcourt men, tallied scoring burden of late, again FG FT-A T1p With just under live minutes "forcing" their less-likely to SJC Seminole Junior College 13 and 14 poInts of their Iden- led the Seminole quint with to go in the mad-house game, score offerings. Crawfcrd 1ij - ?• SJC Ineffective Against Polk t1nXS. he t . 'w. - f -- .1.____ A EICTIr I I o -- '10,000 PER YEAR PART TIME '50,000 PER YEAR FULL TIME NO INVESTMENT NECESSARY I ovs 100 ysrs Asn.rlcan. hirs snjoysd out frust j'uic.s oys* ho.n,. Wi hsvi jvit eha,d that .nga- butsharpshootingbyCobband DAV Bantams The baby Hounds took an Cobbwas&'adlyfromoutode WORLD FAMOUS JUICES WiliS,'& MSovti M.d. Ly, I*.dqi', Tp.a4i. S *$5SAI4 v Tw RIf*SC?*ATIO .l1.HCE CEUTIR ,*C*COIBU prot this. ti issq ?AMOLJI JUSCI$. Ds.4thips $yi4.b• Lw .i. øi o.o f.tt p.i-1 ti. lace value, .'istead of cbeUing it out first The point i am Lryu to make is he ahouldn I haie had to che.-k it out if best thul the promoters could tring in ssas a 18 fighkr t1a1 hadbeenswppedlOtiinea Uanletthe1n'TELLITug' .. - a. 1 , But. I am not laying the blame 'oinp1etcJ on • • -. - ,.,,.-----: sZ_ '-.,a.- '- .-. • -• - - o- I ' ' Tt- Jr limes, arJ thzt the fight was very even and could have gone ither way Quarry ta in serious training for his match with Zurheide 'they are sheduled to go in Milwaukee on the 18th and then Mike will take on Pierre Focrie in early h-k.- r ,i tth Mr f A'i' L ' r 1Uff w - , BRUCE IA.)WI'17 I, tt - period r bela'- e it I'iIT iked !oman M. T.'r- kerp puttm hun m with "dvid . j 7-11 ,,. I 71 II I 1-2 3 3) 7 ("narh John - - Allen id after his Redskins, o Oakland, Conference East tlfle, and tl dcferuirng disisinnal back Into a 'lrst-plar'e tie I dia.mplonsiup by 11mg two Just hope we can I rt' t ' al iit'r II hiy do, itli by lathe play- Said the 3f)-) ear4iId 'eterari. the nmn nIy fer the diviü --- --- ________ - itr He completed - - . - ' _.:: --i4 ______________ _____ -" • - ., . - - ,.., - - r - uw..i C J who ' plunged In f yin HI •• CALL COLLECT GRAHAM OAKLEY IN ORLANDO, (305) 859-2438 SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY&1DESD.?,Y - - , -- flS he is on his way to a fine 17-point night against the Longwood five as • -. 'I'luit Comment from Phila- But Esposito complained Petty (oats IAThC. %iso in double figures unbeaten string over the Fly-era goal of the season to give l'tiiladelphia a 3-1 lead early' m irtri' "Curly" Mike Woodail to 25 games, Chaplin hit l4l.-107, titty Lawrence 160451, Poll> hill 150- 'fence Welt with 12 Collins 168_4i% and Dcnrim Li por' 171-450 iCbounds sere Woodati with 13 1oh1 s itii (tie Fb ers Hobbs Weit" 'with 10, and Adair and (larke, then Esposito tipped in scored the initial Boston goal shge for th firewnrks 524 as Frnie flunimn hit 17t-501, John (iarry 200-508, Bob Lake }hIgFiand Friday flw Ileth Mattesijn 1t1-41 1 and Jackie Kitheffer 149-401 tacin t3ersley F'np at the SNA 'ymnaslum flaint' Kostiva) was 1,urnir,,? t!u'm into the strike pocket she caine through - mth a 1ir 21: as Mary' Mack hit 166. . -- HER ILD SCOREBOARD _________________________________ play and the Brumos 'ahaged a \.itlonai hot key IA agime MORE PAGES '.i1I1t' V - FO FT-A Le - - - __ $' - - )...... '%,.,, - - - 4 30 Temple HesqhIt C) PIrilt 0 Siu., f' I Ilci lI(1 I hots, liv .10)171 ( 'h('rss';i i (lara lloyd 1l-406 aua FAlls- 'iugh 112-4(13. 4) 37 Li TTinr.41il.l. ____ C 'DI o I L / I P0 Box G22 Enclosed isS question and you can find the answer in thss practical -" 35 in v.orld - .. 00 ((''i -• a map sec. of all the events in the TP ; tallied 173-476 wtiilc Jo 14'/ttt rune through with .79-411 [ > _.."u— 70 7 - '"' - . - - '(S\ 1071 FO FT A - _ -• .5 pages. That means more faces, more statistics, more data than even last year's _____ . Duke Caukin 11i3450 ---- ....i__I , . - _________ Lu - iN!, iludid Al Ilobiling 2J-97 F J Malloj 244-573 Chuck ['aker 1 otfiui 'SQCLJted Press Almanac has been in. creased to more than 1000 l'tiiladdphia's rookie Orest lmndractiuk scoreti (hi only goal of the first period and Si mon Nolet'. sixth of the year gse the Flyers a 2.0 lead tans Ui liii nod stania. Itoston Ii Farris 158-415, Jehn Hitt 1J1-'1, Thelma hlickson - - nn)TIhlng but unfriendly as far 4SflOfl WaCOflCerfled He EASTERN INVESTORS CO. I10J $TOCXTON STRUT STATIIVILLI. N C 21177 ()viedo takes a 61 47 win putting them in clear donunition of counts cage action senior from Jacksonville with Jet Bow!e re tt€s -- - bIb 3,, 1 atrkt 11 ftn4tl two games to .si.rpass J iai.s i'IIILAI)F ii WA AI naib jit on the scoreboard at There's nothing sou tan do 15 22o1 tht second period on a -.- =- - - . . fl()% 1fl( ' !iploded, scoring 22out of their oLaf of 70 points tcmo for tl;z eague and sith a little bit (if luck r -' 2111$ 13 ROT Tat to'! MACnINE YOU NA'sl $H11. 21111 11 A FUU SIZE P11OIUSIO*AI. t*oo*. -- ,,,,,,, ai _1 'inLuges rose accordingly. - _ - ' 'eekini' iheir next sicto,, - - ____ —' 1egers = r "- Cacti Chris Marlette had only _ ,-a east j - _ - ______ 15TI!I 'I 1 _____ - I'aye Carroll 167-466, Ray Carroll 175-515, Rose Btl'w 161- b&L . ji_ Agnes Butcher hit :8a-49o, Georgia Coyne 111-471, Jim I -- •" - 41 :__ • - i4,s Cmi inrati chellcd Cleseland 33 7 St liiuis tun' AthinLi 32 ___________ -' rcoon ii - _______ :_•••_•• - of the Denver locker room Sun- 16-3, Detroit mangled Chicago totall st led the W tswigton day after his mile high Broncos 40-7, New Orleans beat Sun offense yin set up a showdown next Sunday I' ranciscol6-Oand Philadelphia onl tocti With the Raiders in Oakland by nipped the New 's ork Jets 24-13 12 ard 'ow cr Ke liiiabI(Xed hatterhg San Diego 42 8 The In Satur(hy'9 nflwr p im viii r'i Uh,ulk, liiderj Jivi kriouked their defrated (g'een hay 31.7 .t1hin hail i g..0 Lutk Jimn-iy ok 20 Maritnom . land the Washington Redskins Football Laguc games, Dallas hot can (wait to get another shot at whipped Washington 27 7, flu!- battled-scarred legs so sore h atu,'t ° host of Lion., getting two. l'be Denver Broncos can t enough to show I could play" opener at bon:e U flaitd his way to a clear, t'ut not easu j . and touchdowns. "I feel a great wild-card be Lb B ChteIs,Oditoftheplayof(picture ks hosts the New York Gian',s, - Latimeq c,s of paRing the Erundage had four, Doug --- — pain'er, except his hanth were the brushes and King'sface m tiiind ,inci lo'kin for a spot on an upc-onaing pr(rnc!t1oo tas Tampa'a Eddie fl-'ivis isto is a god In the third quarter the SNA htrs started to break the k rnple Heights press and 22 3 c ar si c in t s%ait , 1.8-*24 and Bob 'son 2094t40. with the Lions behInd 8-7. card was a injured left shoulder Maybe - bui the injury trugl. lot natmo',jj reto:ii thi' rod of the first quarter, but as (line went on, they narrowed ie g:p toa score of 3331 at half iundage put the Lions out quarter the Llon.s were back on anu a Eeryone got Into the Lion The sco ked ha 1, I refused to print car scheduled for Orlando will be in two weeks when Terry Danlals meets Walter "Snake" White. ', 180464, Janet Hew 168-424, Dot RIpley 180-418 hloj }osford 219516, Cami Myers 194-508, IouIse hlos(od 1112-47'), Pat Kern 153-424, Eddie Ha-ne., 191-525, Harriet Jack;oo 113-429, 1. tith Barr, but I will always ry to be honest with the boxing -lr 'n)mt"courts Saturday night - xcellent account of In swnmaiion I will just say, until I find that everyone mijnjjn, and Richard Williams was close on his heels w 'ii a )9579 HERALD SCOREBOARD - ..j a real barn burner as both At one point the Greyho'jnds teams exchanged buckets in the had the game down to a ten opening frame. Cleveland got point difference on Gidus' jump - - - non willis losing record'Idon'tthnk so, ti1ford Atiyiiay - the Sanford Slugger should see action on the 1th. but don t expect to see him ir with a real gged most of his points inside and thesameasOviedo showed why - los.s to "Sugar" Ray Seales, the welterweight that wcn gold medal In the Olympics held in Germany Why not cxplain who he has been In with and let his man prove what he showing Victor's ledger at. -_ - fr-cm a manager tli tolc him his boy's score card 'ead$ A quick check on my part turned up a slate of 91 ., thzn about thu i he i.s a Irciiwndotisfig,l,tcr whohas Cooia Boats reco er-ed from Friday night's 66-42 loss to Florida Central LII¼ whea they turned oer the b.ilI 12 tImes to }'CA, beating Temple hlclghts 70.62, In d • - put too much pressure ai de -ir old Dad Tracy beause his series in the Sunday Cobla Mlied League lool ed as if all the is were glued down to the deck , him 16 on the e.ening i't seconsi stama Leading the Greyhound effort Cleveland kept Lyman e%er- turning point Ward got two cas Al C1ee1and and Rand> so4lIghtly in the gana on four baskets ith kanunate lci Wright Cleveland got hIs 15 boopsanda free throw Wright hlllergetungthree CbnsCarr points mostly on base - line came up with a two-pointer as added to the Lion effort dr-. i WE PROVIDE YOU PROVIDE i. Ths ..iy taps iip.cny, a.,. I Ts cr.d.t 'ifo.o..c.. k.i issiad Itc*i.siid vics t SSiut dil"s to o.s W411. Oio.$*1 oii s 2. Cs.t*1, SocstMsis 3 Acs be It Ssctvsie. schi&,. •t.ts, 's't. rs.4p t •tai w,thu Pu,l,t dubg. •t. •iwci.s. 30d.,, 510 INVISIMENT NtCISIARY O.v " est ,s w'l .3 lnstaSlst,s, .J ,51 eq_p-,si, ., V4 u tIs n.c.wy c..tsl So, tzidsM, ss.d silSod p.4s.c. a u&'f.d 4 Un'qvs Ivy bs.b ,v.Io.t,.. *piuIkS.t v$t hiv. idiquats 'otI.a1 CIp.t& So. Name school or office Its a supt' cents for tiandln - . .-' -- --a- i -- 'P.-'!. .- 1!-.-•J. - - -' -,- yourbe St b uvo the ( year. — — — — — — — — �- -1 I - . . . - - - I -. - 1 I .L - .- I • L• - - - - I---- . - r. - - 4B--- The Sanford Heratd - - - - - - - .. - .-. -____ _________ - . .. - - r— - - - -- ______ - _____ r- ________ - -_ - .. - --- - --- _____ .x 1 V - - - I - -. - . •.- - __ -=; - -- r - __-- -_ -- -_!= __ ____ -- -'-'_•- ----- -- - -.— r - -=- - -F — Professional Golf Mso "But there s a hole lot of black players sho don t hate a golf tour uinall) came Sunday sith Mike Hill grabbing a oi.e stroke lead over Hobby Mitchell Total prizemone) hasbeen cut From $125,000 to $1I,48Oand t iirst-piacemoneywastrimmedfrom$15,000to$10,000after two !tralght rainouts eliminated &ne 18-hole round of the t'vent. PGA card and a new tour sould be a good thing for them" 11 $ (Herald Photo by J Richards) ____________________________ Al' Hounds Look For vv I ',"ic'c Mr,%AIre %IA IJI 11VV1 , S Loop Mat Season Opens ______ a a ouchdownm the Bills 13 romp. Honhii' quarfrrback Il 197) face asou last Mwiay pinned his opponent in both Winter Garden roupd. ke1ew second _____ Bill Scott as by ncomer Ban an interesting This will be Stroup's two Hound Gln 11111 is the reigning d1strct champion and reminded of two yenrs ago wrUes are 185, and In the louks After Monday's match the David Losure, mursay first in wtt is one of ___________________________ 'fotice is hereby given that we re NOTICE is hereby given that lam wrestled two ':arsity teams as opposed to the more traditional In the bigger weight number two at 132 and Jim categories Jeff Clayton will Brinker also lost some weight ictorv ovcr Mth.ml. Lions 1t.-3 yanls to B-on Jessie and Mel 0 Farr ran (or tuchdown of four and seven yards as Detroit put on its biggest show of the year CITY OF WINTER SPRI PbS, FLORIDA Ploticeof PublicHeaning 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. - otice N ________________________ NAME STMTUTE Notice -s hereby Oven that I am Street, Sanford, Seminole County, way 436, Altamonte Spningt, NOTICE i hereby given that the Square, 921 Hwy 136, Altamonte under the fiCtitiOuS name of SmiitIt County, F'orida under the undersIgned, pursuant to the Springs. Seminole County, Florida REFLECTIONS OF BEAUTY. and fititiou name of BRANTLEY 'Fictitus Name Statute," Chapter under the fictitious name of tbafl,eintendtorc'gistersaidname SQUARE SPEED QUEEN COIN t65g.FjotId Statuti, wiIlrc-giter BRANTLEY SQUI,RE BARBER with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING, with the Clerk 'f the Circuit Court. SHOP, and that I lflfnd to register that I intend to register said mino County, Florida in at inandfot Sominole County, Florida, Slid name with th Clerk of the __ the __ - - - - East, Seminole ' i, ' " - '' ' AMEN DME N T PROVIDING 7 - Park. 1loriC 3I1(', and tile te U FILEN Clerk of the Circuit Court Court on or before the SIb day of OF S MI 0 i3Iot7A ____- Ce 0 1.4% recorded in Plat outcry to the highest and bait bidder . by Heimdohl & Stoffel MAY I NAVE 1'NE RECIPE R JR GREASE? 1 WACAA SAY W STOP I FER A UITE,SYLVESTE? ____ Y _ i/ 't!'5I - - CAFE1 . "T _____ _________________________ CAPTAIN EASY ______________________________ by Crooks & Lawrence ________________________ VP.JA. THIS TR' TO FINP OUT wI-dAT wtc'r ,•pj•, JA.'A L.L- HAPPE,JE' TO "W T.-iE 4O1,L IT JtJR5't THAT CHiCK WITH V,t4A 15 A PRIVATE EYE' )'fltEc' WIL.PE - -'PEiLEP W COIJLP TALK A BiT, Mz&.?4Z- Is) T'f.AT CCFFEE )J 1 -J T.R"OLJ"ø'L-E.' ____________________ U ___________ - _____ ____ ____ ki _____ _____ __________ ______ ____ - _ - --- _.-41!..-..Iv__ I ' _____ _,it by FRANK AND ERNEST ____________________________________________________ x SURE the public hearing, *tich will be Sanlando Springs. Semirle County, held in the City Hall of Oviedo. ' Florida, as recorded in PIaI Book 7, Mondky, thb 7th day of January, Dag 4. f 'e Pub!!c cr f 1974, at 7 - 30 p m, or at soon Seminote County, Florida, being a thereafter as possible. At the Strip of land IS feet wIde from East Bob flOPE ThEY DON'T RAIE TH STANDAPDOf the City Count-I A copy of the proposed ordinance at the City Hall, Oviedo, , thC NorThwesterly line, and ' '... a point lying 300 feet N OS degrees Boutevard (a private road). thcncc 0115" E Of he atone-said South Lot .. run N 12 deorees 17 II" F 2O Ii.t. '4 I.0 i4' IUfl 7' degrees SI' IS' E parallel with Slid thence run 517d (Ce5 1T1'E 4 21. Block H, Tract 54, Sanlando Springs, Seminole County, Florida, as rec.irded in Plait Book 7, Page i, - .. i-I)V UT - FIor.da,ind morefLtlydej(,,b,das Containing I7OsStSacres, subiect to 101. and 302, (the portion East o CITY OF CASSELBERRY,FLORIDA Notict-of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the City Council of the City of Casselberry. Florida. that said City Council will hold a public hearing: (a) To consider annex.stion of the 11r WINTHROP by Dick Covolli - A MES44GE,, ThjGH,lFcJ...HOU Records of Seminole County, Florida; and PARCEIG - Lots lôand 17, 8lck 5S,Sanlando.Platflook3. Page6S':. Section 17, Tovinihip 2) South, Range 79 East, and PARCEL H: Lots hand 39, Block PIat Book), Page 6S',, Section 17. Township 2) South, Range 29 East; and All ci' that certain P W of Man tgomer-y Road from its Intersection with theNorthR Wlineof SR. 136tc' t$ intersection with the South P W to the corporate limits of the Cily of and being in Sam'note County. Altamonte Spningt, Florida; and Florida, tia wit: (b) To consider also the questlon Lot I Block A, Rapla? of Block C South Fern Park Subdivision, of designating end assiglng t e / NOW. IT - AFfORD . I'LL GIVE H CIty Clerk of the City of Ovipdo. Florida Publith Dec 30. 1973 DEW 35 CN, A R)M5E1,'., 1 1HINK SHE iJUST CROVE ) I NTO THE GAR4E,/ '2. t c*iJ - BIONDIE_________________ iT' Chic _________ i U CA County, Florida Residential, Single Family Distriut 6 C' I Youna I-lAS ANYBCOY ) ITHE CLDSES'TAi'4YBOGII. GUESSED IT? r' (0T ICAME WAS FJCASSEED IOIEt1J BEAKS USS W4 PAY to the corporat. limos of the City of restrictions ot record — - J ______ the Clerk of the City and same may County, Florida (les the East 16)7 e Inspected by the pufic. feet and the North 357 S feet); and DATED this Sib dayof December, PARCEL F. Block B, less West A D 1973 496feet. Tract 55. Sanlando Springs, SE of Section 37, TownshIp 21 aforesaid lot UI. run thence along South Range 30 East, Seminole' anti North line, S $3 degrees 37'3$" County, Florida, run along the WlM6lfeettotheEastertynightof Westerly tine of said SE P4 1 way. line of Fisher Road, as recorcje1 nO R, Rook 305, Pages 73 degree ic 37" W. S67 73 ft-et, thence and 71, PubliC Recoras of Seminoe run P4 12 degrees 17' 17" C. 63) '? feet to the Southwesterly riohtot County, Florida Run thence way line of State Road 136; thence degrees 57' 07' W. along said Easterly riplit of way Inc. 44101 run along said riofit of way line rees 32' 02" C. 175 feet to a point; feet to a point on thC South line of aforesaid Lot 117 Run thence 5 (1 thence run S 17 degrees 47' 1$" W, 2S' feet to a Point of Beginning; degrees 51' 45" C . along said South thence coot mue S 17 degrees 47' ii" Lot ine 695 1 fee?, :ritnce N 04 w, liOfeet; thencerun N 47 degree-s degrees 31' 17" E 1)000 feet thence 37' 12" W, 701 feet to the center line 0 • •6X (AN'l - THE JHEEL v plus South 50 feet for the Point of Begnnng. Subiect to Dr MtcheIlssurveyoftheMoE right-of way for Fern Park Levy Grant, a distance ot 330306 fert, Run thence S (3 degrees 37' 30" Boulevard, over the Northwesterly tine of aforesaid Lot ill Run tience 5 04 degrees 57' 30' W along the West line of aforesaid lots 13$, 376. t3i. and 117, a distance 3)20 5) -" ' ..ws -vr VUU the proposed ordinance ThiS PARCEL C: Block B of Tract 55, hearing may bewntinued Irom time of Platof Peplat of Tracts 47. 50, 51. '- - 'V - te of Garcena Farms Subdivision, aforesaid Southeasterly tight-Of, ano the East lines of lots Ill, 112, way line of State Road 136; thence __________________________ - - 1AGiNE SPaNG A W4OLE TERM OR ONL'I ONE PROJECT AND ALL lIE DID... L.IVIWi ANY HL(rHR ___________________________ Florida ihat the party interested in said FICTITIOUS NAME In 1 riUIVJVU III Jii 117. and the West line of Gardena Point of Beginning; thence run S 12 Farm Subdivision, as recorded itt degrees 17' II" W. 250 feet. thence Ptat Book 6. Peges 73 end 74 of the n NI? deges 37' 43" W, 207 feet to the Ce1cr ln; c.f tb (.avrd Put't °ercr- s of Srmfnclr Cur.?y, Fla A disiance of 30000 feet for a portion of Fern Park O*,ttvard (a - __ DEW 11 _________________________ by Lorry L.wi. AMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS From the Southeast corner of Lot Westerly tine of said SE i.., N 1 (PUD) ZONING; PROVIDING Township 7) South, Range 29 East: 117. Block "0", Or MitcheII Suryty degree 1?' 37 W, SILl) feet; thence SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS and the Mones E Levy Grant as run N 47 degrees 47' 17' C. 63)99 AND EFFECTIVE DATE. PARCEL 0: The East 2S feet of rrcor ,n PIat Book 3, Page S. fet 'o the Southwesterly right-ofSaidUrdnar.ewapIacedonfIrst thewest1afe,tof Block Sot Tract Public Records ('4 Seminole County, way line of State Road 436; thence reading on De'enber 3, 1973, and of Piat of REPLAT OF TRACTS Florida R N degrees 57 12" n along slid right-of way Ime 547 tht City Council will consider same , . si, 51, and 56, exce Lof s I - ___________ rt'' er a 0:; WY tten defenses if any to it on JOHN A OAL.DWIN Baldwin & DiIou Attorney Ion Pefiioner Suite 10 500 East Highway 436 CaSsesberry Florida and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled court at the Seminole County Courthouse Sanford Florida onor Ploticeof Public Hearing consider enactment of Ordinance west 'i ot Northwest a of PlotTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Plo 26$, entitled thwr$t '4, Parcel 6. SecLon 15, Notice is hery given by the City AN OR DI NANCE OF THE CITY Township 21 South, Range $ East Council of the City of Cassetherry, OF OvIEDO, FLORIDA. AMEN and Florida, that sold City Council will DING ORDINANCE PlO 734, AND PARCEL B: East 1176 feet of hold a public hearing: AS AMENDED AND SUP- west 4 2 feel of South ' of Nor and being in Seminole County, South, Rang. -- _________ IhM an action for divorce has teen Council of the City of Winter following descrIbed properly lying OVIEDO. FLORIDA, SAID OR. IS, Township II South. Springs, FIQrid, that said City and being in Seminte County, DIP4ANCE BEING THE COM Range 9 East; and Council will bold a public hearing Florida. to wit PR EH E NSIV E iON I HG OR PARCEL C: WeSt 517,1 feet of (a) To ConSider annexation of the From the Southwest corner of the DINANCE WITHIN THE CITY OF South ' of Norlhwc'st '4 of Nor and -- roo 'ttXi THINI* I THla COULD AVE I &PED,aA / WW..FTS ThERE? ( c)ssiBLE, -* OFCOUE_ 1344 40, Bears EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR flrd of County Commiss;oners of A tonI ven'ure contsting engaged ifl biiness at 2609 S CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Semin'jle County. Florida, shall, at Timo'hy J Conniolty. Eugene M S.anlord Av,, Sanford, Seminole FLORIDA Legal Notice 7 00 p.m • or as soon thereafter as Hoerdd, Jr. and INC Devetopment County, Florida under the tiC1itltj DIVISION 0 197i, consider the enactment of the Trviutman, Sanders. AIR COND, that I Intend to following ordinance. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In re Adoption of Lockerman 8. Athore register said name with thC Clerk of CHRISTOPHER LEE SPIKER and An ordinance relating tc. the EIGHTEENTH JUDIC!AL CIR Robert P Rowe the Circuit Court, S-emln4e County, DONNA LYNETTE SPIKER by unincorporated areas of SemInole Publish: Publish: Nov. 19, . DeC. FIorid In accordancg with th* - COUNTY,FLORIDA. NOTICEOFSUIT SeminoleCountyOrdinance Plo. 772 0EV 107 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73)239B Statutes. To-Wit Section •63 TO DANIEL LEE SPIKER In ne: Marriage of by adding Section)). provIding for Florida Statutvs 1957 3131 North Beauregard the requirement of obtaining a UNITED STATES DISTRICT WA?NE HARVEY. Husband, S William T. Jack, D.BA Alexandria, Virginia and permit prior to the relocation and COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT O Publish. Dec. tO, 17, 24, 31. 1973 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'rustallatlonof any mobile hnmeand- FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION -MARY EUCIENIA HARVEY. that f'e$tion Fr Adophon bii '-'- fe or travel trailer subject to Scm COURT NO 73-31 OrI Civ -- DEW)) been tiled tne above Cap.ioned note County Ordinance No. fll, UNITED 5TAT[ NOTICEOFSUIT or AMERICA. ____________________________ caus, and you are required toserve providing CITYOF for onstruction, Plaintiff. Mary Eugenia Haey F RANK C NOV. Ct UI a copy of your written objections, If severability, and effective date, WIHTER SPRINGS, Residence 1Jnkflw Defendant(s)--NOTICE OF SALE any to it, on .1. Robert HunkapIIer, (SEAL) FLORIDA Last knio*n residence: Notice is hereby given that Of JOHNSON AND PAPIICO, PA. Notice of Public Hearing 4104 N W 79th Avenue Arthur H. Beckwitti, it, ourtUant ti. a SUMMARY FINAL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN attorneys f or Petitioner, whose Clerk Apartment 201 DECREE of Foreclosure entered on addresS iS 111 South Maittand Notice it hUtby giveta by the City Board of County Miami, Florida Plovcmber II. 1973 by the above Council of the City of Winter YOU, Defendant, Jre hereby Avenue. ,taitIand, Florida, 377$), Commissiontr ent'tIed Court, In thO above sty'ed 5pings, Florida, that Said City styled Court on or before of marriage has been filed against the above By: A 0. Jones States Marshal, or one of his duty (a) to conlder a request for , December 13th 3973. otherwise an Deputy Clerk you in-the above stylec suit and authorized deputies, will sell thø are required to serve a copy ot your Order may be entered granting this Publish: Dec. 3. 30, Il, 21, 3971 change of zoning from Rural Urban Property *rii.a,.rnp .. _ A&vit,on In Ihe PiI,'w.t flIcM 0 . -- Situate in Se,r,inoie, to PIMVIII unit .-'wii. vi,, nq IvIr.vumpi..m -------County, Florida, detcribe as: Lot following described pro ert _______ - nncIhmt lfr Legal by Dwt'. Grou. TJ51I%T:LF P.O. Drawer 2. Sanford. Florida Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr 500 East Highway I3 at Sanford, FIorUa. 31771, on or before the i91i day of Clerk of Circuit Court CasSetberry, Florida 3?10T within four calendar monthi from December, AD.. 1973, otherwIse a By: Linda M Harris ATTORNEY FOR PE1ITIONER the date of the first publIcation ot default will be entered against you Deputy Clan). Publiih- Dec 30. 17, 71. II, 1973 ttii% fltice Each claim or demand WITNESS my hand and seal of thi GE PALO W JOPIE S of DIV 107 must be ;n writing and must state thePlaeofnesldenc.Cndpo5tot,ice Clerk of the Circuit Court on this HUTCHISON. LEFFLER 8. 11th cay of November, AD, 1973. MORRIS ddressofthectaim.ntandmu$tbe CITYOF Post Office Drawer H SeaU sworn to by the claimant, his agent. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Sanford, Florida 37713 Arthur H, Beckwilh, Jr. or his attorney. on it will become FLORIDA Attorneys for Pet It loner Clerk of the Circuit Court Ccc rding to law. Notice of Public Heating By: Cecella V Ekern Publish: Nov 26. Dec 3. 10. 17, 3973 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOvember 77th, 391), 0EV %S Deputy Clerk Johnj. Ludwig NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CLEVELAND. MIlE & OEPRY James A L.ilwg ttc City C.ncii of the City f CITY OF Attorneys for Peit.oner Altamonte Springs, Florida, that As E"ecutors OVIEDO.LORIDA P.O. DrawerZ Thomas S. Speer. PA. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO said City Council will bold a public anrora, soriaa 17111 OF hearing: Attorney for Estate of Irene . óPfION Pubtith: Nov t9, 26. Dec. 3. 10. 1?73 CONSIDER Ludwig (a) To consider annexation of tue LIt V-lu. P0 box it'?Wi'i aescnioro properly lying TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: a.d being In Seminole County, Sanford, FlorIda 37711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida to wit: 0 F NOTICE _____ CoIls 16, Dolphins 3 The Colts, on fourth successive fourth-down situations, went for the yards instead of a punt or (e1d goal. It made all four, the last on a Marty Domres-to-Tom Mitchell touchdown Fictitious Name Statutes, To w.t- Court, Seminole County. Flonid ifl publication of thiS notice, the tic- Florida in accordance with the StiOn 5 C? FlorIda Stat',tcs '' eccordanc, with the provisions of !itiQtj-j name, to wit. MARKET proitslon of the Fictitious Name aits Nbme Statutes, To SQUARE ASSOCIATES Sandra I Crc-vt-s under Statutes, To Wit Sect i Wit - Section (65 09 Florida Statutes which Dorothy A, Knapp this party ii engaged j, Florida Statutt 1957 is bU5ifl5tt Market Square Shopping S. Robtrt W. Brown tough. to be Legal Notice 'itu. Monday, Dec. 10, 1973—SB ALLEY on Petitioners at- this Court on the list day of Baldwin 5 Dikeou office of Clerk of Circuit Court of tcwney. ROCER L. BERRY OF November. A 0 It'71 Attorneys at Law ______ ______ ________________________ ______ ________________________ Legal Notice u, u Ji -. - - The Sanford Herald __________________________ against Leesburg but one 15 easy time with Lakeview tend his record to 2-0 in the 132 on to win twelve in a row. n. me gog c1a Tom nt Isalso looking got a little harder against oi' victory number tWO at 1 Dive Colomb is in the 119 ilcad Co faced with the In re the Marriage of WILLIAM H SMITH Husband and AP4N MtE OADCAP SMITH Wife NOTICE OF ACTION To- William H Smith Address Unknown ---...- cou,niouse Legal Notice Gary Miller looks to be at 112. - Bakken had kicked six field goals in the Cards' 32-10 upset that all but killed the Falcons' playoff hopes. Brown who built the Browns into a virtual dynasty, then was fired 11 years ago. Steclers 33, Oilers 7 '.-J'f" -'-I - - '.- ---- - 3_ the Clerk of this Court either before said Court on thIs 9th day of s'rvice on Petitioners atiorneys or Nnvember. 1973 DRA 0. record — but it'll be pretty tough," the soft-spoken Simpson said, at 167. Brucato Is considered ______ one of the best in the state after _________________________ his excellent performance at the World Junior Olympics. TheGreyhounds opened their advantage a foeitand Ing Mit!er dropped his contest :? u: IVeIACATION HO 13 165* A BEACH ELI Husband and SAN READNELL Wife and deceased twirth'scomment.s...thattheTGImjghtthkeanuti-ustctjon against the PGA," said Murphy. "But I'm sure our organizatlon is capable of handling any problems." proam when they grapple In the 98 class with Pat Howleti Doug Peters will be dropping holding down Boone starting at 6:li, 103 a weight class and now wrestles At press time the 112. and This is the first year a Metro wrestling conference has been categories were up for grabs. at 1(t. Last week it took Peters Against tkes'iew rsuse took - marriaehasbeenflIedagainjtyou, wtose names and addrejs appear SeCut,ve weeks in The Sanfc'rd PROBATE DIVISION may hdve açaInt said estate in the a copy ther9uf Grappling at 155 wIU be Donnie Thompson and co- loop toe. tr- I_ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MAILING ADDRESS IS 2nd Street. marriage has been filed against you teiCd against you for the relief JUDICIAL CIR- NW. Soi.th C,rroUton, Ottio andyouanerequlredtoseracopy demanded in tne Complaint. '1 think we got up a little Jkngals 34, Browns Cincinnati's young Bengals, led by quarterback Ken Anderson's three-touchdown passes to rookie rcccir Isaac hipped Cleveland 34-17, perti4ips one of the sweetest vietnrine flnnmI rk In,.i •.,in -'S.iU1 '-U4II.li UUI . ieer. - OOAR In re the Marriage of DENNIS RAY READNELL Husband and SANDRA 0 C3EADN(LL WIfe. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE 01 FLORIDA TO he'd rushed for 100 yards in a should take its tourneys to areas that are by-passed by the IA. "I think if they're going to make something out of it, the' shouldgotoplaceswherethePGAdoesn'tplay,"hesaid. For opponents their work will ______ . - Honda Sttuie 1957 Defendant S John R Farmer NOTICE OF SUIT Putilist, Nov 26 Dec 3 IC) 17 1913 TO NANCY J DINGEE Florida Statutes oC treak Brown's mark. "I'm gt).. Monday tradition pr'wails as The varsity match should Tonight In Ingwood The they go back to varsity and open with Armondo Payas at 98 Lyman matmen look for jayvees. lbs. Armando is a sophomore Grappling on the junior while younger brother Louis their first Metro Confcrence confrontation, -- - Leaal Notke tf THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH COUNTY FLORIDA carded an even-par 72. Mahalley said, "1 think Tl is a good Idea because there all play on one tour. "But I'll gowith the ['GA. !t'shard tobuck tradition." Bob Goalby, who had a 71, saId, "I've seen guys...who . their wrestling program. ____ ----- r4+- _--z EIGHTEENTH ar OflO enseenroutetoa in a s(nglc c:Hnpaig1l. are so ttiany players and they cant ______ T j__.•j Leaal Notice S Thomas A Greene IhIfl Jr 0EV 119 ree game i p n y orcmg nine Houston turnovers and Brown's once-seemin i. Wit Section .65 S A H Oeck%itr Jr Clerk Robert M Morris Post Office Dawcr H Sanford FIonid 33771 ounyCAIV Attorney 'S The large field of PGA regulars here was made possible by ue closenessof St. Petersburg toOrlando. Crawford said he entered because "It gave me an opportunity to play an e7tra weekandmakesomeext.rarnoney —you know,Q3rIstznas j coming. % - P--" n:; AT T1man V r I I I,a4 I was with Freshman Robert house trying to force — - r't. orida are act t'pting a I 'JiJIVI,D, ur,.1aIvu. .r, Glover, who tallied 24 markers as the Vikings - Legal Notice y or*ard %S ° Commissioners At tention Ilelly Simcoe Ad The rain-plagued debut of %hdt is billed as a second major conflicting TGI events next car There no challenge by tht 1G\ in this tourmirnent since tIn' I'GA emk'l its - •- - , salu the newtourdoesn tofferan)thlng to him MoctoftheProfessjonal('olfAssocfa(ionplayersftellcga' - 4-- ==4--'--- =--r- --r I--r----------I rL44._.__._- - =.' • Legal Notice 1\;o strokes off the pace entering today s final 18 were Itick Crawford, John Mahaf Fey, Jerry McGee, Chuck _____ _____ ____ . -- - llillcardedafour-under-par68onthe6,&tG-yardliaidmoor -- - -' - -.' h;;- , - - '-: 4 ______________________ SI' PETERBU1tG, Ha (Al') _______ — _______ ri- • I J_ _____ ______ -.. K a i ri S lf\I a t e r I ri a L 0 /'/ 11 ___ ________ - _____ - = - - . vL- - -. \ . -. _- V--- ___ _____ —--;------ - __________ ____ _______ __________ - - . -- - - -- - Monday, Dec. 10, 973 - - __ -- P.. : -'-T _____ ---- -- -f- ___________ - ____________ _____ — ____ - 1973 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF F L 0 I 0* CI0HTCCTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA UNITED S'ATED DISTRICT CIVIL ACTION NO. 73)5; COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF In re: the M.rraige of FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION JACKIE DARDEN. HuShand COUPT uo n us o, Civ - ant, UNITED TAT i ot "LR ICA (YNUr. I MkDLP4 .ifC Plaintit v CARL McINTYRE at NOTICE OF ACTION Drfendir' s I4OTICE OF TO JLi I Di ii LE Nc i t RI I en tt, i'flf tO a SUMMARY FINAL Vid*Iia, Goorgia CREC of Foreclosure ored YOU ARE HEREUY NOTIFIED DEW I p ____________ _________ _____ -=- __________ - __________ _____ -- I : _____ - S _________ - - - - - - - - - -- - - ______ ______ -- - _____ u' -_____________________ _____ _______ - -- ______________________ -- i -- - _____ - Novem _____ _______ - II I97J by the marr,agcs en filed against you ue the undersigned Uflitd Of r itten deferwi, if any tes arhI r o 14 h rerta on P Ii? II ________ i - _ - -:- - - 411T - - VOP!rt) situate in Smunole County, - — _______ ftet of the North 1350 feet f t rSI 940 feet of Blot). _______ below, on or before January 3, )?U r FOX, hit wife, their unkn hrir deviees, legatees or granfees, nd aO other persons or parties IN THE CIRCUIT CO claiming by through Under or FOP SEMI HOLE UPT INN AND agO,nst them, V. FLORIDA And to All parties or CIVIL ACTfON NO 73-1679.A Piavingorclaimlngany right, fitleor In re thp Mar I riagq of rtest in and so th following R dts(nibed PfCPenIy sit iated in PETITIOP4R AND •D l 5 0 14 JEAN iminolr County rlorida MAr)l t Opl RE TN)NDEPT 1 t IS 'tInI 71 I tJ0lJ4flf,?j NOTICE OF HL)ISLS SUtIUIVISION according TO NORMA .1EANMADIS,')pd to the Pl therf at recorded in RESIDENCE UP4K NOVSN I Iat Book S Paqes4O and 6) Public YOU ARC HEREBY Florida that e suit to obtain cancelletion O ti,tqji d 'it aol 'fln'iony ote i The present toning classifitatioji Slid property i Rural Urban as that (lls%ifiCtion 5 deScribed in the ordinances and reguIatlo of Ihc- City of Winter Springs. Florida The bIiC l4ening will held in the City Hal!, Wintrr Springs, lOritti Oft Ite IMP, day of January A 0 1974 at 7 pm tfleittrr S POSsible ntwh ChtJ,ne t- It rJ ii cns br and against the prop Cliangeof zoning classification will be hd Said hearing may becontinuedfrom District a trial classificaluon Is described in the zoning ordinances and regulalionS of Seminole County. Florida The Public Hearing will be hel in the City Hall, Winter Springs. Florida on the lh day o a va Y' 1911 it 7 30 P m or as soon thereatteras possible t whIch time nterested prfies nd (itileflS for n,tlrt proposed 000CjaitiOfl ,'iJ classification is described in the described in the zoning ordinances SemoIe Count Florida zoning ordinances and regulations Heorin will be held in and regulationS of Seminole County, T P bli Seminole County. F'orida. Florida, tn t UHa Casseiberr Florida Th Public Hearing w.II be The Public I-fearing will be held in held n on the 77th day of Decemb 1973 at the City Hail. Catselbecry, Florida, y the City Half. Altamonte Springs, p M or as soon thereafter as onthellth day Of December, )973. at FlOridO, on the Ith day of January. pO%%bl Ot *hith time interested )0 P M or as soon thereatli at 1911, at 5 CO p m, or as SOOn rtiet and (itilenS for and againSt POS5ibrC t which time interested thereaftc-qasponible at whIch time ted annexatn and toning ties and citizens for and against interested parties and citizens fo llbehard Said hc-ning m ty be prOposed aeiation and ion tJi ntthpiped nneiaton coat n t fro ii time to I mc until will b Ieard Sad hearing may be nd toning will be heard Said final •cllon is taken by the City and zoning will be heard Said continued from time to time until hearing maybecontinuedfrom time Council bearing may be continued from time f,nal action i taken by the City to time until linal action as taken by to time until final action is taken by Council This notice shall be posted at the City Hall within the City of the City Council This notice shall be posted at the city Hall witnin the City City Hall within the Cily of (31 other sces within the City and and in three 13) Springs Flonid I]) other places sithin the Citi nd , three (3) othu places thin the sp upr ot qtncral c irculal'on and thet plies i'N n the C t libIiShtd in The uiford Herald a City aid puofished in The anford the City of Casselberry and newspaper at general ci,Culetion in the C 'ty of Casselberry and circulation in thC C'ty of Altamonle week for at least fcur (1) con Sem'soIe County Florida once a week for at least tour (4) con Florida oncea weak for at least four the Pubiit Hearing the date of the week for at least tovr (1) con tecutive weeks prior to the date of (Ontecutive weekS prior to the llrst publication to the date of the ' '' ' ' tn by the City Council Marriage has been fiI V Hall Within th C ty of s'i o'er I O?S FtOfidi I n Ii f, 3 arc rq.Jir to err a y t(ur diN 1 i teen fiIe aqa1nst you and , e Petitioner, whoSe address I; Clerk of this Court tht' at ill win to the Complaint on the 5antor Florida teice on Petztion4r S attorneys or Plaintiff s attorney h JOSEPH oriqinal with tnie Ct:rk at l r: ttlthed in The- Sanford Herald, a - the Lily of Winter Springs an Seminole County FlOyid o, Mort Walker BE ETLE BAILEY n Lee Falk and Sy Barry I _________________ =-L -- - - - - - _____ _______ - - -- f j, ( - under N_ti ' i Afl )73 FALl '°" - , -biurni nJ tist t dr fr I? C r rl POOn on TvrJay - AAIKE 'NOODALI CONTROLS CAROM I Pet ition WITNESS my hand and seat - - ii I' ji Book I Page's 92 and 97 Publ. Records 01 Sinøt County •ho f4iijji ?j the agles' jj 7J3,Ifl- t r • i dtIif1"t l lorida ( t ritral Ti o tr of i A4)fLL ,'#I4ffRV thc ftJ - -. - Id. uhfutU -1 ' I. I 'mino'e Cntv Cc,t,rthovse. Florud8 d 17) 73 'l. - AI!rney Pj.i)f Tut;' ti- t't- 10 17 ?1 al Il/) 1)1. - POSt LI 1 1P Atfrnys for Pet,Iin-t Pt.f,th Dec 3 14 Il 71 1973 DEW I) A,ffjr H B).wtb Jr CIt-rE Circuit Court eminotc County Floqtda Deputy Clerk r'jtnim PIcr It 16 Dec 3 f 1973 DCV 105 this (c rt in this the UovVinbr A 0 1973 - : 141I th dv, nf0(d, FIorid 3277$ PUblif,, 045 3 Ii) Il 71 197) DEW 4 ' ' t,cc- shall beposled in the area to considered for annexation and clusive shall not be Iett than twenty eght (7*) days In addition I?(l d,s In edditin rti. shall uc posted ii th area to Iv atteastliftoen US) diyt prior lathe date o' Ih Pbl' Hearing DAtlOths tub d,ty ci Drember, tiOr to the date of the Public Hearing itr,ining ot this 13th day of November, DAT 10 this 7th dayol Dereniber. A 0 197) S Fry I P4 Citi Clerk of Iht City of Carrote Burke Attom.y for Pe'fl'ione, ' let; Publietin both Jate's fl shall not be luss than IijS v alot tn?y Artt-gj H fteckwith Clerk of Circuit Court r. Seminot, COnly. IloridC ' - - weeks in The Ssnord Herald. Dated Ihit 14th day of NovCmber, IS!) O1fta Drawer H - __________ fessed Tb tnoticest allbe bIi5d once (It'). of Circvif Court fly Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk I Ui1 r4NO74 Court on or before Decefnbkf t3tf entered aga nst you for tbt Rt'lef firSt publication to the date 04 the lgfl otherwise the allegations of the demanded in me P titi last Publication both dates Pubtis- De Jan 7 3V 01W 31 , D, II. 31 197) an Mary t Plorton City (lrk of III the Mary W ltawthcrn, City Clerk of the City Of city ' Publish, Dec 30, Il, 24, 3), 197). and Jan 7 3971 DEW 1) ' considered for annexation on zoong at leal fifteen (15) days Pubt.th Nv 76. Dec 3, 10. I7. Is;) Dlv 116 ix)ti( shall be ,.osted in the area to considered for annexation and clusive shall not be less than fwenty ght (291 y5 In 1dditin 1 prior to the date of the Publ( Iteiring be sidered for annexation and :oninq at least I ftn (15) days 7 I. 0 1973 Mry W i$awthotnC, City Clerk Hearing DATED this iem day of P4cct1er, A LT 3973 (4eftrnr .,c'1l) 197) DI V 10 Flor.da Ca clr of tI-iC City of Altamonfe Springs , / LJ - -- - / \ / WITH LEAP' -- :- I ' -:' - - -- - i j ii ' j - PubliSh De, 3 10 37, 71 33, 3913 DEW 3 - I I' / - - L:4I1I J / , - -- 4 - - - , W - �- i ;.1 -- - . - - - .i_.1 - .--- . "' - - - =- - - -,.- -- '- - - - - I- -- - - • I-, - '3-- Th.fcrd Hertd - -- . Monday, Dec 10, 1973 __ ririar,iiciS a Omes DUT ince A rear , ________ ___ PersonaIs INFORMATION WANT AD lB ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Ton I irer. ii ,0i1 t' "We Car.' "Hotlin. Adults or Teens __ WANTED-WELDERS Park• 831 .9993 Orlando .... (52.00 MINIMUM CHAkGE) 3 Lines Minimum S SAP4TA'SLITTLE HELPER? You'll Ind him everywhere in the Yuletide CIII Guide with a large variety of Chrttlmas Shopping suggestionS. Wherø7 In the Clatsilled Section The less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Chnqe Yomic U1UiI 41)J'IiJ red collar. "Sarge". Vicinity of 25Th Off Princeton Reward 373. 5474. Announcements I-Cards of Thanks 7 -in Memoriam 3--Cemeta ries 4-Personals 5-Lost a nd Found 6-Child Care Hnte's C 1l-Instru'tions 14-Camping-Retocls -- Oranges Rentals 30-Apartments Rent Unfucnithed ]II-Apartments Rent Frrnshed fl-Houes Rent Unturnished 13-Houses Rent Furnith.S 34-Mo,iIe Homes Rent . P.1W 3 bedrOQm, 7 bath homes All ctras, good locatIon. $ pci. ifl terett. $29,000. 33773*7. 117'x 164 cor. 10$. S. Sanfonje& titpt St. 3 frame nousrr. in ex etlnt condition that COuld to It)tJ C , ti-.. 2'* bath, cicuble garage, 11d acre, fenced cor. lot. 3 miles from downtown Sanford, c a, c h, many extras. Qualify for 1st. & owner will take 2nd mortgage For Rent )b-Resorl Property For Rent 19 41-Houses for Sil. 11-Mobile Horn-es ti_I • A nt A peSaa .jvua sn. at. - e1! carpeting, drapes, central heat air. Fully equipped kitChiiin with dishwasher. Call Mrs. Weatherby 321 46S2 bt1reoms, 7 baths, convenient to schools. shopping center. Shag J.mgl,p Bills, Jingle Bills How're you gonna pay! - Sitters wanted for hospitals anc nursino homes. In Sanford ..._._ prin9 and aivinuruc area Apply 9 through 2. Monday 133 Warooping Loop, Friday, . Altamonte Springs. (Crane's Roof Office Park, behind rww Jordan MtIPI, 436 and 1.4 area). FANKLIP4 ARMS AOAD?&II 3)?i) FLORIDA AVENUE ._ 45-Resort Property For Sale 6-lncom7 And Investment Property 47-Real Estate Wanted I - S0-Mtscelianeous For Sale 5'-'-Household Goods Maid wanted 1 day a week, general housewjrk, no Ironing. Own transportation. San Setastian Heights, Attarvaonte Springs. Ph. 6312010. Two bedroom dupl,g furnished apartment 1720 Orlando Drive. Sanford ..__ : -Apptiatics Radio - Stereo - WELAKA APARTMENTS 114 '.1i 1St St. School tebcPCr neeas babysitter.?) Mon Friday. Own Iran - - - . thru'------ -311 514 Ill after 3, 73 ' ____________________ A NI ii Male-Female Help Wanted 10 -T U-Campiing Equipment I tC - - r 59LMuticAI Merchandlipt id.S Part time or full tim in ou , ,ryouGood commiSSiOn 17 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Yew* Cat, CC). 1,01 S PArk I . 75AS Park Drive,377 2U) ~ -. A- - . ____ _____ &~~ ,. Family parks. 3315 Hwy. 1797, Sanford. 123 11130; Day, Wk.. Mo ' Needs You 67-Lawn a lbedroomaplS6Spefmo, pa Applp'r..w lot waitfeSsis,wa'tefs, i - - ___ P ou lt ry t-FF 111,11-Wanted Geneva Waterfront near Lkr I'larr.ey, Charming 3 bedroom, 7 bath home Interesting extras Immediate occupancy, Sit Sill. _____ ____ __________ _________ ____ _ _______ ~m -. ___ _______ ______ ____ CASSELDERRY _____ ____________ A LOT FOR SO LITTLE i Another Quality 4oine jL4 sm Development by Braihy ___ ___ 1 .' Trade f ALT1 E. A Ilarricinfe, Ave. wham . o REALTY ?Ir ' ' . - Pnhrt £ (iImn II'JLJIJ I%i,Ji1WlUll NPiA VN II Realtors Longwood Area, 3 bedroom, I ba th, family room, central air and heat, fenced. carpeted. I year new Many extras 139.1.50. *34 711$ . DeBARY, two bedroom, Stenstrom . - - - -• . 161 1 1 _ -7 1 k: 7i~_ 7 " I .7 vt~ _*- - - - ' ..,... . 44 liSlilPJIIIV . •. k . Vi • SW'Wji,, on 7$ acres! i'ou gotta see it t' believe It Lakefroni, toot Ideal. _. uc "'"' r.x everything 27 -. Welcomes ,,_ _____________________ ' "'"' _____ i - __ 711 W. 75Th Sanford, Fl.a. ,j' (I SNAGS ____ - $ Lots and i 1.1 A. S35• to 0 7 . WEEKLY PalS . Acessort 77-Junk Cars Removed 73-Mot0rcCles i-t- ; I A1yougo handin-h*nd thfough life, remember that rIr Classified Will ahqays b* there I I 113 S%IIY* YC-"J - Au Adf4.1t151fi0 apartng. in The Sae'trd Hera Wi-dneay will i Thnr ~-t'~UV:L NEWS Inuird to An tiifnr - -. f'. es-,ty es Lif ' - l pft?i4o1IfjpAl . ut3.s.'n, irrv ¼ ;ttt1t. mill j i 9993 831- s'.. LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - JEWELS 16 and lots of & DEITONA , THE SANFORD HERALD _ j_ ye (,'on comfort and beauty I Daniel Greene house shppef-s from Knight's Shun, 20$ I Fir'st St. SANFORD 'TIRE SERVICE (Formerly Humphrey's Tires) 1305 Fre'nch. Sanford Pt' 32: "477 Feed $961 Cutlass, automatic, air. S&000 miles. Good condition. 373-6364. - Great Gifts! Sack Tar Boys Clothes, 0 7 from Merry Go Round, S Sanford Ave 373 6010 E Glftsforl -_ - 96 uirecory - piece Sets of Correll dinnerware, $1993 special, Black & Decker powri' tools. Stanley hand t"", and electric heaters. Gri',.i y lunitber,6th& Maple. 372 03C) t.arqe selection of rnoccasinyfc'r the whole family The Equestrian 5? W.flroadw'y, Oviedo 3416l6I Great stocking stuffers-'Watches from $7195 and up Gwtilnry ),'v,e'lcr, 204 Park Ave Central Heal & Ar (odotonng For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 1711 G-ZAG F('lllneGEAppliances Gift3 KIDS (,mvC fashionable clothes from Otir '38 will Like if S and Foreign CoinsU 1, Currency. Fine Jewelry: Boltic's SEMINOLE COIN CENTER $09 We,t IsIS? ,iF") .it C .i'.ts'r c'r 10 'od t'cycIe'S trom Fsgil Shop, Frenh. Iftwy Il 973 3724231 - tf, .ry'll squeal with - :.Ftrlront property as partial BullortS & flows, 7"O hiawilllha Ave payment Ph Ofica-.77 Home---)?) $106 __ --_ -_ -__ ,- 1111111111111111 - -. Jr., 11)14 THE GOLFER IN YOUR I AMILY Top line of Go?f Clubs, bagS. balls, sportswear, MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP. Ph 3127531 -. - - . ' -. KD!Y To Serve You Glass•Mirrors H_awns*e - SENs:..Rl. GLASS & PAINT CO 220 P'aricl3 A,e 372,1677 Geneva Heating & Air Cond. Serv., 3096 Orlando Or, 323 3431. Paola. 3fl 3421 .sltsofDistinction,Diamonds. i'11x?thc't. Sulvcr China, Cr,ctal Kadeq"s Sanford. 122 7363. O"cLratlnq for thC Holidays' Come to PHIL DEERE FURNITURE for a roomful or just that certain accent item We have Ihe finest brandS, at the most reasonable prices to be found anywhere You will also be pleasantly surprised at our large selection of very unusual and very unique gift items Come in and browse PHIL DEERE FURNITURE W. Fir-',t St (Hwy. 16) Just I mi east of I 1 large selec tion ot skate ac RINK $312471 WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS triPs, moccasins. billfolds. saddle equipment Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 11 97, I mule 5at Detlary 663 1056 FiELLRINGERStThoseorethe great gift ideas you'll find in lie yulef$de Gift Guide section in the Want Ads 7,1ishe your holiday pontrails more memorable w,th unique Ir,snFes from Stnkrik, 7l Magnolia wood •rt cits from Village Crattsman, $0'! S Park, 373 17 30 de'llvety, Convenient terms We Cive TV Stamps 311 E. 1st St. 322 Son, SAVE GAS and time and trout,, with the Yuet.clr Gift Guide no.% appearing daily in the Classified Se't ii'ii Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and installed Call Geneva HIg & A Cf'J ' - . ;t' 323 i134 Homt Concrete _____________ SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 322 3951 Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by Cluing :22 7611 and asking for a friendly AdviSor. A DC 01 K Roofing I. Sheet Metal Gutter5&D,*'nSpouts _100 French Ave .322 933* BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1j31, "LaxeMary" ---a---Let a cIassiI,ed ad heIf, you clean cut your attic. garage ccba5ernej,, Painting-interIor & exterior, repairs., roots painted, tree honest zpenIenced estimates 3730191. Ads CUstOm Painting B ring Results Call R,s Phone: 322-261 1 ___ CONCRETE PATIOS 0099. We build custom hOmes, or extra bedrooms, bathroOmS, play rooms SUN Enterprises. Inc 530 4541 Doors A, t.1" ! '.i 1, 1tIer pe sos, ''' jtiiii, van,tiei or replace that old cct.'nteq top. 773 101) I. i' & ,iiI I . , 'fl I t'fmot ';'m I's' i5 r%t'Cd t ,tr tar" ('ii.' tt,q'n - -t ,111I-1116 Ituaw ?,riflfl,il P$a'r'n 377 5 , 'I2- I;. r P1tDAlW(,KITCHENAID. Engraving Pet Core Dog training In your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. tor free evaluation $31 7370. Call arding-Professional *iih IOyØ I M 6 p en Animal Hv,n 11-'ring 12? I'S? Tree Service E AR.,ISTRONG Tree & Lakefront Strict', Di- MOising, Transplant tflQ & Remov SI of trees. Lakelrcr' c'ean'ng No tob too large or tn, smail Cdli 37)4649 anytime Vacuum Cleaners KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only authorized sales & service in Sanford. Open 9 S. Mon.- Fri., Sot 91 107W. 27Th St. Ph 3731130 F REE Home Demonslralion Wallpaper Hanging PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial ree Estimates Pt 377 417) WellDrimny DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3 , arid lr,t'r, 0'. r"t.s. Sprr!i',- ., ',It ,)! I- cond I C n('ry. 32-3 Service - - .. SPRINKLER SYSTI All types and so its We repair anti service' STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707W2nd St. - .. zs±zrS 3276432 'A- replace old windows, any type fuel Free screen. SUN Enterprises, Inc 1)04113 Ph 373 SIlO . - Windows 1700 Itv,, Il 93, Sanford ---------------------------- - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS Cavalier Motor Inn L33*ntown Sanford 3770714 - I4oclQ & Griffis Land Clearing Exavatng & Grad rv' Ph 37) I::' ,,'r 322 7t3 IF fl i( - MAYTAG, FEDDERS All mai - r .ii)iiiidn(eS. tIe's? in quality ant' t' pendability HOME APPLIAPIt I CENTER. 1100W It 5? 372 34#.i ic SoundofmusicwiU6bOundin your homefromthe stereo you puuhaseat ' FIRESTONE. 1 7. '.1 ,'. I L (ii 14 (, Road ServiCe, Build Up PHONE 3729726 ii manob- Shr,,,, trimmed & shape Flower beds cleaned & edged to per 1411 ENGRAVING SERVICE ft.øn eriali5t MOwing by request Only Free estimate 373 Metal. Plastics. Jewelry, Trophies oh £54111 Or . Saritord, 31. i558 AM __ Welding - h3xsC,arden&1,wnvlC. I .ndsr,ypiI,g Mowing. Edging, ; or Builders. Sub contractors Trimming Complete House Plans and Shop ?ree &st Reason,IbIsjft LUaw.ngs Fist, dependable economical (alt Vctor-363 3743 Lawn Clean-Up, 04 Light Hauling. IL Tremblay, 323.3774 forthe a Land Clearing Lawn -'- U- - ArIe'S5 8. Ccnvent'onal Ph 323 2956 LEACH ALUMINUM rABRICATION, 3734673. .., - *HOME & BUSINESS materials. Custom Homes rt't''a Site' Si.' I.., Inc 1)0 1342 Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Free Estimate 323 Cuom made screen rooms, car. ports, Top workenarship and COGBURPI FENCE CO PH $30 57 ,'." Painting HA'.ION 8. RICHARDS INTER lOP AND EXTERIOR PAINTING P.1 377 936or 373 7478 mprovmeflt, .4f3flSe reoai', painting No lob t large or too Sm31I Ph 323 W. iiiiiI-IiI -_ VV ant KEN'S MOWiN(. SERVICE Acreage, Lots and Lawns Free estimate, call 3231045 - Improvements Draftng Central heal & a.r means Comfort br all year round Sanford Heat & Air. 377 6390 HOME JACYSOPI'S CERAMICS, Supplies. kiln dealer. 10 S Clos ed Thursday & Sunday. 327792$. 3230730. >eiect your new furniture lroi, WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever Save on national brands. Liberal trade iris Free OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 333 5931. items Ceramics 'SeIet a gift from our complete Whirlpool home appliance center or 372 7377 - WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle Bu_ O7I!!9 - - ____ LA',vtl CARE SPECIALISTS Commercal and residential Contracts now available 323 0519 --- BULLDOZER WORK learing lots our Specialty. 323 1731 - afe-r_3p.m. _a-I a- ANTIQUES. 1 mile wet? of II tn old Stale Rd. 48 at "16" statior,, Limits, Sanford Plata (,Ii certificates are just perfect xpers P-1 Table taking up too much room? AClassmfiedAd will find ita buyer. Attic insulations (hr Stmd% wreaths, attractive iaoompieCPS & other un'que ac cessories at Collins Florist, Fairway Plaza, 373 1701 SLL out of ideas? Visit EIHELL'S Gifts PH. 322-2611 - Heating Sanford Electric Company 2377 Park Drive, in 1567 7SEWING MACHINE Fr,snklin Mini 5. Utter ijiiu',uiil lift items & coins. of course Torn's Coins, III E. Morse Ave., Winter Park, 617 133*. CIreaPinguniquegillsiseasywith GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by Selling your u-od used furniture and appliancot ttj Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 S Sanford Ave Ph, 373 III? - Airfonditioning Reauty - SKATE CITY ROLLER hr 0anfurb WrraM 300 N. FRENCH AVE OT 'lagan InSulaton. SANFORD III AT 1t4(, A. AI R CON Di TIOPI iNG 2112'd 5,sntci'd Ave 1i t-70 )oqTrackRoad X V a S Appfiances HOME- Dress 115cm up for Christmas in a pair of Poll Parrot Shoes Knight's Shoes, 70$ E. First CAN' BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 'lD LTD Ford Station Wagon boded, $1650 Ph. 372-1411 ext. 67 $ S. Ask for Tom ,x, Phi.. lii f4'k ____ Greetings from Art Grin dies Wheel Ranch SpecIal '13 Nova VI. auto. air, radio. heat downtown Sanford. 373646$ ., -,..in;,,', Cred't ______________ Seasons - _____ Rel-Itluriont and Lounge Staffng c1.acity, 750 SC OP Liquor cenw 3:ornrnerc nds In same building Income S)00 per morttn on renFal units All 1 'i'sentiv ren'ed Price. $l12.CZO I1rrsent Ortgage. S1,C $3O.CJ d.wn payment. Owner will hold , ____ Livestock And Poultry Like SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all saddles in stçct.. The Equestrian, 57 W Broadway, Oviedo 365 6161 Compacor. In stock Sanford PI'trc7S77Pdrk 377 1547 flcoffle an Investment Property ,, Call - 775 $ II black $1695 plus tax: $25 a 14. black 51*95 plus lax: 070 a 14, reSed w$itte letters, $7'S plus tax; Lu a IS Firestone white wtt%, $37 93 plus tax, Bargains on Prello Steel Belted Radial tres LOtSof gooduSedtires$3 andup cetSories A , - take over. Manager 373 4230. down, TIRES b Gifts forthe I IlHourSer'uce Call In 74" FOREST CITY CALL322-261 1 Horses 5 th3 KIDS will NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Autos for Sale - F. Cailbart Real Estate being taken for roi.ites in SANFORD- 80 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) - Ptornit'rfy Harriet? s Beauty Nock) 519 E Pine. 322 5142 IJJiIJ Mon life easier let a Kirby k It's S machines In odo h ne. Kirby Vacuum Cleaner. $01 .. SUPER FIVE ACRE IDYLL+ W. 77th 51., Sanford 3731130 LDOMESi1E with water. pee 'aShers&Dryers on island. privacy and con from Firestone, downtown 9 ,in v(fl"Fl(,' Yi'j flU',' set. S25 C111 ford .'.'il pi,lhe lattld(( dfuJ,' easier for om&l year. fl0i1 ro -. i ll Gifts for WE FOR MORE INFORMATION !c-tak - ons E)eBARY S YULL Acreage REAL BARGAIN. 1973 F 100 Ford Pick up, I' bed, 302 engine, automatic tran$misTion, radio, P'eater, low mileage. Call 373.1113 Cr 372 5171 after 6 EACH Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories 76 _____ 'I . 1 5C - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Plow PoIar.od SX ,O $I9II kOW est price in town. Lay away. Aille0co Pincrest Shopping Center Forrest Greene, Inc. WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS 40 ilk- . Road ' 11a; - 0 - Appl icati Seethe latest in new and used travel trailers and campers from Nw World Travel, Hwy 17 92. Longwoc'd *34 9171 JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale pfiCes. Jolly Charlie guarantees in writing IO'wr5t prices in Fla. Gormty's, E 4o past Seardall at PR frck, Ii1 350 CC I Door 61 hardtop CIT t 5odge Dart, gooJ condition. 372 3411. r REF -- Hall Afghan pups male and female Ph. 322 7273 67-A CARPORT SALE. Clothes, dishel babf items, some furniture. Misc Sue' & Mon. 73 Elm Ave. ,') A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, LASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT . RUMMAGE SALE Fri 7th Itirough 11th Old andNew. Country Club Heights 100 Ex et er Aye'. Longwood. 373 1494 Tfif BEST for Dad, DINGO- Make her Christmas mi-rev *ith ii 11 '!f 1 round or heartshap, locket BOOTS from KNIGHTS SHOES, Gwaltney Jewelers, 30-4 Park Ave. 201 E First oned ALLEYagriculture. Nice Iree% High & dry I wooded. on 3 streets 700 710' A good investment, 116.500 ALN 3 SPRINGS ' - =Z-. i-- ~~- ott . -- Garage.Rummage Campers Travel Trailers Camper To,, tor Datsun.. Ioyota nr small pick-up. Phone 373 3700 Purftbrtd New Zealand wriit rabbit F erd, 60 does. 6 L'.:cs', als C part 3.1. 1 8232, Sales PL • NO SUNDAY DELIVERY $t.isw'.fllr e,r'ntment S Yuletide Gift Guide in the NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE 1 49 /5 Free Puppies Half German Shepherd 3779704 alter 4pm 67 ,- -1 - Tritnr5 .1t Aoio 1-1 with nice pines Level land $00 a lNSTAI.LlD G*OOMINC, FACILITIES. West Hwy 46 Ph. Roland Dunn. owner, 11? 4057 Rcgistered Appaloosa gelding years old Beautiful blanket. t39i take Mary, 3730*91 MILLERS ?6t9OrinduOr,vr. 372 0)1? . GREGORfMOBILE HOP't )*0)Oria'i of 321 5200 321 5540 YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD o - - TELEVISION STSS2SUP - 500 French Ave __ $ -_ NEW BOARDING K ENNELS WITH USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - Trucks - - and -Trailers - ,"? ____________________________ ___ rorice with low paliments - ' 0 USED HOME SALE1 (i Url e. two. and three bedroom uwj ho mes a re now going a t a reduic td BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN -folfjif 11 ,ours now. Term,i Available 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 3731799. E'i-ry Friday 7 30 p m Buy, Sell or Consign Call 13*7070, AAA AUCTION, Hwy. 17 97, Longw4, Via -- $285 373 699) AUCTION .e is a Pug- for Christmas See Motorcycles SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS Cars Removed - - '70 - 66 TV-Radio.$tereo /8 - - HOUSEWIVES Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiift MOTHERS - Pets and Supplies ____________ _____ Estates, 7 ml North of Hwy. 136 3)17770. ____________________________________________________________________________________ • EARN - FOR Abandoned, unwanted lunk cars hauted away Your cost. $10. Orlando, 79%6191 anytime. _______ - -. 4tIlliJlI _______________________________ '• 5 65 - _____ avick sale. 1179$ Over 30 12 w.des from 54195 Place Homes Norl, 1797 at Lake Kathryn _______________ YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. etC - ^. , r t_: I . _,~~ Double wide 7 bedrooms. 7 bath __.___ fI_.,i..__.. t.,,.. del iIU'J'.4i,I i. "V •4IU4 2563 Part. ',lr (on', SEF,SIPIOLE COIN CENTER. 109, W Is? I 10' * 50' mobile home Immediately May consider trade for travel trailer. Ask fcx- Tucker at trailer 32, Park Ave. Trailer Park. Appnt. 322.3103 3 WASHER, parts, servce, used machinesMOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 53 - 3 toy Poodles. 6 wks c!d AKC Nita le P. femalegrown iwdu"., AKC Ph 327 4610 KENMORE I Stamps-Coins ______ To buy and sell gold or silver cons. contact in first, We also buy 1.' I' _________________ i972 Deluxe Skyline, 12 x 64'. 2 bedrooms,all electric, central heat & air 3276313 or 373 1745 CONSTPUCTCN inc hrIpool home appliance center- , II Mc,Ople Home Bank Repossessions lStocrioosefrom 13$ 73 73 Dea;er. li , "Sanford's Sales Leader" tYourMultiplellstingAgrncy Local and National MIS -ir - Appliances Man',' to choose from 0.c*'s Ap pliance Sales I Service, 2617 S French Ave., Sanford, 373 7651 __ - _ 69 , Equipment for Rent Junk 11 - -______________________ Idyliwlide Homes By 322.2420 Anytime Homes 61 110' HO' HO' Laugh away your chopping worries by ullni'p the Yuletide Gift GuIde in the Classified Section. ORiENTAL IUGS WANTED -. pricesp'd.U'.t'tI ,IF\ ((mI1 ' t.11 *126. Winter Park. Want to buy, diamond, 7 to 4 carats, tnu,t be clean 3. clear, and price must be right. Transaction con l,clrntial Private party. Write living lull details to Box 52-0, cart' of Tre Sanlord Hcra'd, P 0 Mg 1811. Sanford, Fla, ]77'l fl FOifl) GRAN TORIIIO Nothing down, take over Call (ridi? manager Ph 371 6230 196$ Ford Fairbar,e 5,1x) stat kin wagon. 3100 Ph. 373 1479, 12 Volt Auto Batteries SIl 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP ItO-? Sanford Avenue 3776917 CASH 372 1,32 ron uSed furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 itemS ..arry's Mart. 315 Sanford Ave, French Ave. 3237960 * 64 F mrebird Auto. A C PS l"n maculale Condition, Excellent riririr'g (Ofld,tiOfl .777 Il-I? ,'it?"r 1 Auto airs 1 \CCI2cSOrICS Part' , Cash buyer for used articles, fur r lure'. etc. HWY .16 AN7:CUES. - -- Freezers BEDROOM SETS, 3 wOoled lot, rivr - rt?s. ramp, 3 bdrm, 61' * 12'. Dealer, 3230330 II ______ 3.3utiful Large Wooded Lots *Street L:ghting *Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM MobIle 571 Washers, ranges. refrig. $39.93 up 'iPso repairs. Myers Appliance, 710 Sanford A'e., 373 2937. I I I Pool table, lunior size. 5)0. Black & Decker Hedge Trimmer, used once. $23, Golden Pinto Mini BIke, 1 yr old. 573. 3270729. BkOOICI-IELO.'71,setuonn I ir You •J " ILGM -- _______________________________ -- Organ Gubranson i $500 Ph 64*6*17, Deflary start at 11*9 95 Get Mom ii. for Christmas now Financing available. Geneva Heating & Air Condslioninq Serv. 3096 Orlando fl. 'ri..,.. r.... 4' ''" V JUVIfl um ..rpory Olvo. on 17 92. 373 54).* Girls 70"bicycle, $13 Phone 323 515$ Rtollof, 1601 S Hwy 17 f2 579 135 16 Buy TOYS FOR TOTS and lots of other qift ideas in lhe Yulhdi' Guide in the Classified Section Musical Merchandise 59 to W,ThI('d Old turflifur.Ip. rmii',( privale patty Ph 377919) - d:stlwashers, compactors. Prices Standard size pool table, $35 EVEREST REALTY INC. 94MV44 - WEST SIDE BOOTS, SADDLES AND ROOMI Yet ilr. Iii 7 Ifl .r - After 1",ouirs 3723991 1720644 - - $20 RLCO14OITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery, 'AHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 6U Fill '•. Sat &Sun 9$ 4. -"'- Wanted 68 All sizes 604 models. ID speeds, speeds, and Standard bikeS now available at Firestone Store. Call 3770744 n Drano new Spanish a. Mediterranean bedroom lets with intricate Spanish desigrIs, heavy m.hest handles, and hand rubbed truth . lpsecesx4 includes dresser, mirror, chest and bed, $99 cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3550 S Orange Ave. Orlando ______ REALTOR ;22 9214 .. - iii FAL E STATE. 6414791, DeBaryoaa 4U3 ll ' Tansp.or?atton ll-AntIques .anp SPANISH - S.'intcqd 5? CORBE11' ..- N ___ ________ adult Ph 373 Drug E XECUTIVE DIRECTOR Attion Committee of Seminole Ex Sanford, Fla penanced and degree m Social -. with Scierii.es prefer r e d - i I', - OREAMWOLO - EXCLUSIVE D NEW 3 bedroom )'-I bath with climate control, ranch type porch. garage and many extras. S234M -- Roll Away fled Bedroom. Complete, fled. nightStand, dresser . Dinette-I chairs P,'.odrrn Sofa )1 2i1 SOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE OUT 1 ICIS with Solid hardwood frame, complete sets lust 599 50 cash or terms First Come. first Served on selection 04 fbrtcs, vinyls or colors United Freight Sales., 331.3 92 Realtv REAI.TORS Specials on good used furniture STFREO COMPONENT SETS %99 95 ea. 3 only. In handsome walnut finish with world famout 4 speed automalic turn!abie, I speaker audio system, AM FM radio, I track tape olayer. Cash or eqm5 United Freight Sales, 3550 S Orange Aste, Orlando Mon. Fri 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. bath, unusual home. unturnithed, large S Orange Ave. Orlando. family rOom, 7 utiliti5. extra lot MAITLANO FLEA MART $74,900 t9l Hwy. 17 Open - Call Long & Dining room carpets, With pads, DuPont 501, gold sCulptured, like new, 373 149. t' s', RI 5? - ____________ ______________ I Marine Equipment Boats & Bikes Bikes Bikes Ne* Necchl Sewing machine, cabinet Style, flew) piece luggage set 373 ow. 830.5500 LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 323-4470 , -, -- - 123-S714 / 0 up . NFL.A. ministration background. Send resume Alarn(, e prng phoft 3oS)flwo ' - Fenc, Corner lot,) bedroom, 7 bath immaculate, fully carpeted, Clow to main arteries and golf course Price, $23,700 For more in formation, call Francs Gerry, ".aJ. -- _____ ________ lo ,.t ,,, ' t,iI. 7 vi guinbill machine for S#rvlce truck. 323 3611, 372 151$. _____ HouseholdGoods ASSUME PAYMENTS CaSh register. 1 Show case with iron ------______ i,1 On deluxe Necchi zig za'j 3 needle ROflOu MAR position, built inbuttotmole maker 29flH*y. 37 ?2 i',ttl designs Pay 533 30 or 372 5961 payments of $1 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. TREAT YOUR FEET to a treat by F'rst St.. Downtown usinq the Yuletide Gift Guide in -lut,'iy'. Ctaif,c'd .Sccf.on. JOLLY GOOD things for glv,ng eta Suggested to you in the Yuletide I 1966 Bats Boat. 16' fiberglass, 33 p (3sf? Guide Evinrudo. .iU aluminum tr,sie, ,j , • rj .1 .'IILON Pi'fiiEW i'Ukt'll11)141 3)1 1608 buy sell trade -. 372 5677 ill uSE Flrt Sf 58 Bicycles Couch, 7 chairs, dinette 5(1, corn 'Irte bedroom suite Ph. 322 9711 'iPt,,f ZIG ZA(3 SEWING MA CHINEs Ill never ben used TheSe machines have built in iontrols for zig zag buttortholes, bind Slitch, fancy patterns, etc Cast, on terms. United Fre,u'if Sates, 3550 S. Orange Av Orlando Mon Fri 9 to 9, Sat 9 to S Loch Artaor'-$)) 000 Beautifully wooded acre with 3 bn CD home Ili baths, central heat air, hr wood floors, large paneled dining room, Florida room. Call owner. ASSOC 777 3150 ____________________- 1.73 BedrOOm _ __ &6-Norws etC Efficiency, Water & Lights fur rowished. Marlure ww preferred Ph in con tw wein 4 6 - ____ S7-Sports Equipment 63-Machinery arid Tocls iii-Equipment or 55 -pets and Supplies 98 ____________________________ '77 5'?91. tl(;ht% 3?) 11.7 SI PUPLIC AU(1l0p4 EVERY MONDAy NiGHT Antiques, MiScellaneous, New and used furniture and appIiancc Plus It'ciaI sales (watch adST w _____ U --Auction -- AVALON APARTMENTS ,. Sales -_. 1 I _ Restaurant equipment, new & uSed, bougr.t & sold. Holiday Equip rnent, 39)5 N Orange Blossom Tr., Orlanno Ph 293 1973 ____________________ CITY -- EXCLUSIVE - FIRST djapes.cenlralheata nd air,fully TIME ADVERTISED -Heire's an equipped kitchen, Ad',jltl only, Ph. older 3 bedroom stucco on pretty Park Avenue with large eatLn kitcftpfl, formal dining room. a,v 31 Apartments Rent oak vloors that we know you'll like $31.S'I) Also has fireplace, Furnished iseauticians wanted, for Sanford's f-_i, " '" "5" ""''" ''5 and 7 p m. 323 moo. Equipment HALL I 505 W 251h St. AVON R,presentat.vS. Call 444 and Groves 4OH,ce Equipment .11 El I)) N Park, Sanford - central heat air, drapes, closed garage, fenced 524,100 central heal & air, Sparkling clean pool. Move In today. Children Have some office experience? Camping-Resorts 14 accepted. 373 2010. Let Norrell ..--. w ... ..-y •__________________________________________ _________________________________________ ARY TEMPO NORRELI. i,xd Do your camping canoenqat Nice land2oedroomapss. Winter Park ramp Seminole. No alcoholIc flllLe*Rd- ph 700Ma9llaAve,.Ap?.3 beverages 322 £170. 773 $S$69a m. '' ______________________ Real Estate All makes sewing machine repair cleaned, oiled £ adjusted ,-,, *AMC - JEEPS* For the best buy 'n American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, set'. DON SALES Sanford Motor Comoarn, SOG S French Ave., 172 (3*7 OL 'i- li. "it I ii''tJi, Ii)p LlivILL ?Su S Fren c h A v e I.'vs J?2 7212 larl ,, OP '.-_-. Auctioneering Services REALTY SANFORD LC*OcI It fluy, Sell, Consign, appraise, or specialsates out of anything of value. Hwy. 17 97 (behind Win 'MOSSIE C. BATEMAN chester Mobile Homej.) &C1OKE 14 3-.,7641 .773 7310 Sanford, Fla 373 7L)t Qk a 196,3 Dodge Dart, extra clean. automatic transmission, good tires, radio, neater Only $43 SHELLEY ItUTO SALES, 701 * SanforAucton Autos for Sale 1977 Ambassador Brcuqhman. I dr. sedan, automatic, air power Steering & brakes, 13500 373 4904 '7.6 FALCON WAGON.Nothir,g down, lake over, call Credit mitnaqer 377 6230 * P rr'.h rr ___ C. A. WHIDDON SR.. BROKER .g flI l'eI As:. 1)1 West First t 322 3641 Stemper Agency Roberts & Gilman Realt,,r IP-t't '.11"t REALTORO1L,W1' 1M0 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tiltS French 327 499) , 5näay, P2 7)74 cr372 1496 - - * Ford Gran Torino Sport. Fully loaded Small down or what have vo'i & tall. over 737 6316 'IciiRE tpJ SEWING MACHINES STOi STITCHES, II) nationally dvrr tis,id brand has all Iht latest Stretch SIil(h, famous front Inadinq b0Ljb,i, built in button holes, blind hem and decorative desIgn $99 ea, Easy BALL REALTV P1 r CHRISTMAS SELLS JINGLE-.-so Travel Agencies - Rummage Unfurnished - ClNGSBERRy-- El Capilan Si, Ray Crank. Builder. New 3 bedroon,, 2 bath homes Car petirig, range, dishwasher, dispoSal, central heat air. Lot 180 x16OPt 671 486 80 Autos for Sale '73 ?' K2AJ I New sweater coat. Wool Skirt, dresses. S 1$ Silver lewelry etc. Inguiriet after 7 p m 66$ 6406 Fern Park 131 7167 _____________________________________ - Below Soniom OFF, V.MLBERFOPLE, (ET*wrwr P.Iymenfs availableUnited r rciht Sales, 3530 S Orange Ave. Orlando, Mon Fri 9 to 9. Sal 9tO S u,'a,scq Big i bedroom Mayfair. deal executive hon', Only 142,000 Read 80 For Sale Stop Elmer Bakalla, Inc. $ Ready? çKocKrr1 Miscellaneous - 3W first Si, bedroom apartment. On or before Dec 10th. Adults, no pets. 2619 Elm Ave. Ph. 131 69S6, ...,, 11-Wanted to Rent Merchandise - and p.neapple, tangerines- pink Wa.?ed, P145 and LPNs. Apply in ar.d while graptruit. picked to person. Sanford Nursing and person. RusiII Crurniey. 37O7V. Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonvil fr Ave. Sanford rj 'S rtet;e( cook. Knowledge of diets __________________ PIA.40LESSONS preferred. not necessary- Apply Lskevliew Nursing Center, 11,19 E. 17 Wft -k Chord Course 2nd St. Sanford )-'aeryWesler, 373 1379 r LylPlo CARPET TOURS, INC Airline tickets, Cruiloo, and Tours at 37-6usiness Property For Rent (i'" 'Fl lr cr.A, 2 .'.Ir OI ttiii- 3 t.4jrcri1, 3 tt,th luU fenced yard Central hat.air. Wail to wall I carpet, paneled family room, air conditioned garage. Assume mortgage at 7 pd. Call Connie Russell, Assoc Jack R. McClureI nc ____ Female Help Wanted "We Don 't Commercial building c,n Park Ave., 33CC ,q. H 177,000. TODAY 'S MARKET Peg Broker, 206 N. Pars, Edws Bldg 373 uio .t?ef HrS 373 571 S 34'? j- . U rn! '' LAKEFRONT HOME 3bdrm,ney5hgca,p,Is 100x300 Property. Plus 2bdrm home to use for rent,,! or n !..ss Be,s'ttlut tree corri'ii sot &, t, 1130.000 - Quite by Art OF ?A'i HE1D! SO ''Stop Not - THE BORN LOSER Income alld Investment Property (nl income corner property, Ill' a l'. Zoned commercial SC 3. $?1.S". Terms Ph 777$Q ( .- lI - . Commercial property Sterling at 517.500. GOOD PRICE FOR $,O i ' 4bedroom Park Ridge central heat & air, extra large storage building workshop. $24,930. FHA terms. 830.5500 - Of DEEE LICIOUS 13 $25,000 4 br.. 2 bath, 3 story, very Ig family room.ch,ch,allneweppllan(,s. Well landscaped. Longwood, 323 6"I of 373 CS11 SANFORD CT. MOTEL ' 35-Mobile Home Lots 70-Switi and - SANFORD. downtown. prestigous office suite, elevator, parking, and lanitorial service included. AAA location. Available Immediately. i'r.:.'" 3?) 7O 345.3 ______ Tree Riptned Oi-ange,, 57.00 bu Frehfy picked oraefruit. i iiers* & Rideq, 733$ Sanford Ave., San ford. 39-.Rooms for Rent ck ar.' - WINTER SPRINGS f,157; After S. 322-7111 )ervt(e sra'ion arirnoant neecee. ARBOR-Spacious 3 Apply ri person, Sanford _Sunoco, Nt*ly renovated Class A rating. LOCH bedrj-om. 2 bath, split plan, family 1.41. SR 46 ___ -Color 'TV, COur1e'y car 31Ck UP room, equipped kitchen, side by. ierv Ice. Family units, i4 Side refrigerator freezer, two car Construction laborers for new flclenIj, over nitet, low weekly g.ira;e, beautifully landscaped, plastic Concrete work, Op rates. 322 33 wood privacy fence A mutt to see portunity for advanCement. 373 $47.500 -. -_-_ 30 Apartments Rent CLEAN3rQ*m. l"m bath, carpet. Tangelos & Grapefruit ' Business Property For Rent__- 37 16 c allbart Rea4Etate d In" -- Till We Succeed!' - __________________-- REALTY -______- Is "Creeping mas Houses for Sale 7 story Spanish style.? lrepiaces. large Florida room. corner lot. Loads of extras, only Owner-4 bedroom wood frame house. Cioie in. 19,300. Total price Terms Jimmie Cowan; 311 Palmetto Ave. , - Ii L I bedroom, pluS efficiency, close tO lowil only $10.500 with terms, Ot less for cash. Country, CO. 3 bedr. 2', baths. tamily room, storage room, 7 garage, 16 assorted young citrus ttetj, I 1-3rd acre shaded lot. 373 0307 uxr, *3) 6300 _________________________ Rooms for Rent 29 WIPICO C.ONSTRUCTION CORP. Granite .Geneva. 349 3191 ' MUIJ JOHNNY WALKER UN A' L 1 ALL i'L)., .jL.. WEEK BENEFITS INCLUDE, STATE RETIREMENT PLAN. LII Houses for Sale PAI D HOSPITALIZATION, EIGHT HOLIDAYS. VACATION TAF F ER REALTY AND SICK LEAVE. , ts--acnon Spoils .l -TV 3 bedroom, I, o two baths, all brick. From 133,400 7011 Street to Locust. turn left to 14th St. right on Valencia Court North Model open 1 6pm. d'ilv On site phone 373 7010 BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Nights: 372 3424 Days: 322 6173 - -- MONEY SAVERS -------- --I -- -- HOUSS (orSIe 994 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. -- .- 1 o'-i&WOOD. 3 bedroOrfl. 1'l 101 7$ * 130'. S14 000 Lot ,niord,7S i0,s3.00Ocath. C, G. BLAIR BROK ER A .1 PENNINC,TON ASSOC. 3279320 Home 173 7710 VA.- Nothing Down 3 bedroom. completely furnished, Call alter S. 372 1191. ______________ "' Tangerines. Tangelos and Sat s'mas,$3bu.you pick. fl3167I. 13-Travel Agencies - . . i,iC3tfli.i:i : good fringe benefits. Contact PersOnitel Dpt.. Sporticratt, Inc 904 514 367?, Perry, Fla. ____ Ill to - J ySaer. exclusive Iivifl, & bath, central heat tedroom, 2 ar, wall to wAll carpet, screentd 321 porch. lovCIy yard. 39.0-" ------- -- Travel& Recreation P - ______ - F 10-Do It Yourself - J --- Blair Agency PC-illy, 377 1301 2,840 Hiawatha Ave. at I! v fl Houses Rent Furnished - i __ '-Good Things to Eat u-f:arms ayton --,- ----------- - 1313 an Hr. ____ P I t'JcI riro rx, gQQU Houses for Sale .1W Is St 2 bedroom house. 1 biOOm air. 7417 StevensAve., $173 first, last Ph, before lam., alter 3p.m. 3fl 7$$4 _____________-____________ I MECHANIC 1.3 13 an Hr. .n Realtar _______ 1-Eating Places = THE FOLLOWING POSI TIONS ARE OPEN. LOST: Black & whole female Small TEXAS REFINERY CORP. ot'trs 000 n Casselbe'ry area Name. PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash "Lassie'. Reward $334963 1100 E. 75th bonuSes, fringe beneflt to mature APPLY: ROAD DEPARTMENT in 6655 individual in Sanford area. OFFICE. HWY 1797. SOUTH, Regardless of erperiesce. airmail Child Care 6 SANFORD AREA D .1. Pate, Pret, Texas Refinery PHONE: 3226673, Corp. Box 711, Ft Worth, Tea. An EqualOppurtunity Employment Child care in my home. s days • NO QUALIFYING • 76101 week 5rall groups of children Call 323 5241. TAX PREPARERS- Experienced Immediate possession, assume low in inciiviu tax returns. Salary *SECURITY GUARDS* mIen'St mortgage, low down Will babysit In my home for working plus bonuS. Sanford and Lonqwood payment. 3 bedroom, large corner ALTAMONTE AREA moth er. $20 per wk. Meals in offices. Contact H&R Block Inc. lot, carpeted, fully . equipped (Iudc'd Call 373 103$. 36 N . Blvd.. Deland, Fla., 37720. kitchen. ga'age. I year old. ________________ Several needed- notionil company, (1-904 1463) 521.200 excellent fringe benefits and 9 working conditions All uniforms Good Thinqr.to Eat BEST BUY-LOW PRICE -. .rnd equipment furnished. Apply n 14 Business Opportunities NAVELORA,IGES perton.I001CxecftiveCenterDr., -'Jnbeatable I bedroom, eiIh Tangerines4.Tangeic '"l4ndQ or Ph. 94076t collect. SFIF SERVICE COIN OPERATED features ,ou z - :, •;,, 322 6733 or 323 0342 '.'Ili< KAR WASl' available Sari orage, lar ge W. 7 blocs, to ar.d curround,v2 area Very stw,pp,ng,Iakean(lscjsools. Priced Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, Construction ' ioi investment, 75 pct. financing, for quick sale at *21,2.50. Sotsumas. Tanqevisses. Will ship P. tr, investmeI for thC *110 ".us SUCCEED and one that oremen CLIFF JORDAN GIFTS .Ii provide sears of St eady in EXTRAORDINAIREUT IL I 7 Y CON TRACTOR Some great gift Ideas in Yuletide come, Call collect, 90 1 775'7167 REALTOR 1)1 Manhole, conduit and cable. Gift Guide. If will solve your gift Experienced only, Paid vacation, giving problem. holidays, tso$pitatltatI'on. Call M, UNSWORTH REALTY - ag I f,atl. _______ _____________ ".t .' ° ,.,,III, SuntanC3 Estates. Wrunesday Crooked right paw. name 'inoopy". REWARD 322913". 1a.m. 5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 9a.m. .l2Noon Dead line-i? Noor. Day Before Publicalon - ROAD DEPARTMENT ________ Department Hours P-Molds MIML 1P -- Houses for Sate C hrist TheSanfordHeraldMonday.Dcc.10, 1973-7B • ruit ime. WorK KULP REALTY FOR LEASE, deluxe 1 br. apart ment. in residential Mayfair section. Mature adults Q'll. No pets. Available Dec. IS, $150 mo 322179S. future, good pay, experienced, ALP license. Anderson Em- 7 EQUIP. OPER. II picymeni. $300164. i.,s* an Hr. Miniature Doberman Let a classified ad help you lea out FOUND female a- mat. old. Marina your attic. garage or besemenfI 4 EQUIP. OPER I _________________ i7 i3 an Hr vinity tt lfl.79,0, $6 or write 1372 Sanford. ---------B SALESMEN MAINTENANCE MEN II Lost- Pineci-est area, small mile 17.39 au Hr. Needed. No experience ncessry reodilh blonde part Pek Answers Apply in person. Art GrindI tonameo' "Chow Chow.' Call 323 pi 4510 (4 4tv"' 17.92 1 MAINTENANCE MEN I $517 aft? 4 .'fl. Sanford, Want Ad 11 Lost and Found .-. ________ oi uiJU!iii3iP TO PLACE A Yulrtije Gift Guide ad, ciii the Classified Advtrtint. Department. 3732611 or Ill COUNTY workers apply in person to American Wood Products, 1797 Charles St Longwood. Fla - Tt'c- Longer Your Ad Runs . -__________________ ' __ 41 _____ I WILl. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF DEC. 2, 1973. Gary Howard Trego Aas - idea location' bdim.. I', baths. cen. ha. w wcarpet, G.E. kucnen, may cAirn. Adults Deposit.W 1954. lNO1E Inslde help wanted 00 P h0f' 3731100 Ask for Want Ads .....-- - Ph M301 - 40c a line 1 thru S times óthru2Stimes .....0catine 23cc tIne 2Stimet Houses Rent 12 Male Female &WELDERS HELPERS WritePO Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 322.2611 Winter Help Wanted IN a _____ Help Wanted Phone In 4587 Seminole Mate _- - 20 . FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM __ Perhaps Alcoholics Anymc.tis Can Help DIAL --- a ______________ ______________ - vvanr - - ZS5SS �-'--- --- -. -- - ---' - -'------ -- - - •' • : •"- ": _____ '-'' -- - - - • - -- - - - ------------- 8 B— TheSanford Herald )I t's getting close to Christmas !And all through the streets The People are bustling in Search of holiday treats t h h 4 0 LONG WOOD Civic League Library is now open assisting (I to r) Tim Jones, Eddie Hughes, week-days 3-5 p.m., Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and Christ Palumbo and Heather Jones with school Saturday mornings to make the facilities more project. available to school age youngsters in particular. Mrs. John Runge, librarian is shown (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) flarb - 'Tuesday, Dec. Ii, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 96 Price 10 Cents FISH OWNER p4.. 5 6 9c C."'...• The Teenagers are great, They are even "outta sight" Just look to the Want Ads For gifts that are just right POUTCH ) J.tDfIJ •MII& of C. Le, SL9 U And when it's all over And evervones havinpn hi11 - - • j , ) . t*1) 60 I -- --. -- - --- -.•--.. ------ •_ the above location, Ryan said, the total is 15 tanks now at the port. (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) = _ - Emergency Fuel ___ purposes. Commissioners By CI1RL NELSON Herald Stall Writer Meeting swing a deal with City Fuel Oil apossibleshut.down of the road months. We have a pretty good also Co.o(Oriandotoleasetiietank department in ianuarywjth an supply of gas," Vthlen said. .•:._• • -. • ' • - in office. Krider retires at the the traffic islands on south end of Decem ber after 19 years French Avenue at the Park - - '.• '-' ,- --• 1'_ • •- -- -•- ---=- .-- . - - -I . - - - •. •-' .'. - - • -.,- - ..•. • .- - 9. #- .-._*_=_= By J RICIIARDS Mary Elirmtntary school from 7 Herald Staff Writer a.m. to 7 p.m., Jackson an. nounceo. • Traffic will have to enter the , It youTeacomet watcher and as executive secretary. Avenue intersection. She said ,LAKE MAR\ —A Post. looking for information on Kastner told the board a $2,700 has been collected election citycouncil meeting school from Lake Mary Kohoutek, absorb the following hrider appreciation day will be toards the project Mrs., (,selo said the corn- Monday night produced little in Boulevard since the school It becaiis. visible without held Monday sth a parade optical aids late last week and from the Sanford Marina at 6 mittee has approached the city the wayof results since two of recently made its driveway appears In the southeast sky p.m. and a reception at the commission to appoint a parks the three agenda items were "one-way" the mayor added. Council declined to hear the about an hour before sunrise. Sanora Club at 6:30 p.m. The superintendent for the city and tabled until January', with By Dec. 10, it will appear only public is invited tc' both the she hopes Ws will be done payment approved to election Southern Bell ordinance with workers the only stern con- the general feeling they had not about 10 degrees above the parade and reception, during the coming year. hd enough time to study tho hr IIIItI aRt] h l)cc. 20, almost 'the financial rc xrt from Kastner appointed Scott sidired, Tabled were a proposed ordinance as it was first on the line between earth and treasurer Ralph Pezold showed Burns 'i1 iob atn a a sky. a Nov. 30 balance of $&620.I0. coriunittee to study and make Southern Bell Teiephone presented at the meeting by Pezold attributed much ci the recommendations to the Company franchise ordinance city atty. Thomas Freeman. sutx.ttted to the council by a Council also declined to hear Early morning watchers are strong financial position t chimberon action to take in a n Y the fire deimrtment request. cautioned to take care not to greatly expanded membership energy crisis. Kastner said he t e I e h o n e c o m P Council stated it felt the kok Into the rising sun because during 1973. would report on the chamber's representative, and a request its rays can cause permanent Finance Committee Chair- position regarding the crisis at for approving a $2,006 ex- action it will take would be penditure by the fire depart favorable. C)è (bilidge 'ii n Mack (1eeland_rporteil a later date ment, those authorized a The best iewrng of Kohoutek indo>' Council also heard and payment for election work should be from Jan 10 to Jan validated the election resul ts were: Mrs. Florrie Moore, Mrs. 20, just before sunset. Area deaths V. Ent.s ialnment -----9A from Its Dec. 4 municipal Arylon True, Mrs. Lillian Hridt' It should look like a white 9A horoscope. 9A ( kndar election \ P'e 18 run-off Burke, Mr . (ii' Bosch and Mm feather ds,Isrt 'i b velvet 811 1 liisp1talnote 811 election between Mrs Margie Jutin timer, elec tion board Classified ads background. If the co rn et 6713 Public notices 811 Hess and Acting Mayor Donaid deputy.Councilman Homer fulf il ls expectati ons, its head Comics 9A Societ Jacg,son for the mayor's post (,eason, also a member of t'e Crossword p'izzle should app1sr like a very large 9A Sports 1-311 and a counc il seat runoff bet board, was rot eligible for the star with a tail streaming out Dear Abby 9A State ween Mrs. Ursula West and Lou payment. He did across a six[) of the distance In Dr. Crane ------ . .. 7A Stocks. ---------3A . lb.' Blankenship will be at the lake election in the balloting. Fdilnr$nI comment GA TV -' 2 the tanks began today. With tanks moved frcm The commission is composed of national and state political leaders, scientists and educators. I White To Head CofC For 1974 sky -.•'.I- . ---- - - --- 1.5 million gallon capacity. lIydrtatic tests on Glascock Assumes Post P$ / rknims/ c1OC$ cwtrg/ CIYIC r,P-,7n / ai I t30*U$$'ai _________________________ - Ideal for _ A STAIRWAY to nowhere appeared today on the Sanford lakefront after crews moved large fuel oil storage tanks to the Port of Sanford where Administrator James Ryan hopes to have a 3 million gallon fuel tank farm in operation soon. Ryan said five tanks floated downriver last week should be operational for petroleum storage by the end of the week with -- ..047 b.---. j J '.I1'E MEA? -- WHERE WILL IT LEAD? _____ FRENCH FM low _____ •.- I'I I a, • j. __ ___ -' $15 ;:,.s - - , UOCKEI1 NFISONonunittee A --- - -- $Uc. UI IUC " eeting Wednesday night In additional 12, gallon fuel oil abroad. gallons of dltsel fuel from a De. currertiv hai two 91'.5 By John A." Spoiát ,-'_•,•_,i• • -• - 4J%ML. t uwIm qHi compa ny, i pf 411d gas tanks and one 11000 gallon Honest, I'm not making this hot btin called by commission- Sanford, which could be county bapes to secure indicated °P r' ----r Iutloltank— enoughforao. one up...but, I saw a sign which ______________________ ers nn u1 it, disciss the fuel delivered by March. gt'aranteed supply of fuel oil for gallons would be dell.ered th is mon th hacking. ________________________ oil crisis wi th municipal Chairman Sid Vihlen, who its, the municipal govenimerits, week. said, "Eat BeanL..AmneI Ira "There is light on the horizon, Needs Gas!" — .."vernments and the school has been working wi th port and the sc'ool board's 1974 - --'possibly, it we take initiative to -rd. authority chairman Jim Ryan needs. • _____________ "Fuel oil is a major shortage 1ve some of the problems," And if you th ink that one's - --'-'-------ig=__. ',mjmiom1 today ca lled the on the crisis, said he hopes to we lace) over VIhien and lavender averted th e next few Vihlen said. far-fetched, I just know you'll saying It will ask each have trouble accepting this as city and the school board to J' I on the up-and-up. however, if work up detailed fuel oil needs you've lost a horse, please give for 1974, and to pnevide all 1972 Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler purchase records — since 1973 must be prepared for submission to Group 7 by Jan. 1. Group a :all. By JEAN PAflESON is the year used by the federal 7 is an Atlanta-based association peclalIzing in obtaining He has one (for the past seven Herald Staff Writer — government in ma king allocastate and federal grants f or socal governments hired by Cl IAMBEIt PRESI DENT GARNET'!' WHITE Council certified the Dec. 4 election results Monday days now) lodged at the Po1ice tions coi mncil in June. To date they have ob ta ined no grants for the Fenevolent Building along the . Congratulations from retiring president Commission action came night, with Bil l Grier re-elected mayor, Edith Duerr recity. elected to council, and (Thai les Glascock elected to 1111 th e kefrunt. Harold KListnr (1) Related Photo Page 3A after county roads chief J. C. unexpir Council gave approval to th e final site plans of five new ed term of the late Richard Win. All he's waiting for is Lave nder said the first two ( fler' i Photo by Jean Patteson) devel opments in the city, including the 14-acre Cassclbtrry mneone to claim it. Call at 322 was s-'ions into office by Grier. He sa id for a month s of next year are "gc'lng whileGlascock he Space Center to be constructed north west of th e SR 436-U.S would sit back, listen and learn, and then the people U-11. to be critical," because no word 17-fl Intersection. Th e center will include several buildings has been received (torn the of Casselberry could expect him to participate fully in the According to Attorney subdivided into "spacettes" for storage, workshops, and running of th e city in accordance with th e promises he made government. General Shevin, a lLe chief can office-showrooms. A small se curity dwe ll ing to house a in his campaign letter, "I don't know what the make arrests, carry ftrearma caretaker is included in the site plan. The runoff between John Zacco and John Yamnitz, who quota's going to be, come Jan and conducts searches. Show a P of the Space Center property is in the county on land utied for the second vacant seat on council, will be held Dec. ary. They won't tell me," little more respect to these zoned wholesale-commercial. City Atty, Ken McIntosh hs Lavender said, alt could be gentlemen, yab hear?) adv ised this secti on be a nn exed Into the city under Ind ustrial Council r ef erred two bids on dump trucks to th e The Greater zoning after construction is complet ed . Work on th e project Sanford a new membership record for 5,000 gallons, or It could be mayor's office for checking and recommendations. Low Chamber oi Conunerce today this year, with 426 corporate nothm, will start around the beginning of next year. ladder was Iltintielman's Ford, who bid a list price of Thanks to Ned Julian In o ther action on the fuel oil elected W. Garnett White as its The oth er final site plans approved by council included: members and 639 individual $5,927.77; trade-in $1,325; and net price $4,602.77. mailing me a cony crisis, commissioners of a 1974 president, with Wayne th e Ca.selberry members. The total lees for Shopping Center to be developed on SR 436 Othe r bidde rs were Joe Qeamons listing at $6,141.45; publication which is put out aut hrized, purchase of "every by Albert %ice-president, Bill opposite Indian Hills by Ifaskell Realty; the Tropicana pools 1973 are 124,112.50. Hal Spragins of Town and gallon we can find." at 30 cents trade-in 81.40u; and net $4,741.45; and Johnny Bolton Ford Burden treasurer, and Ralph sales office arid demonstration pool, also on SR 436; the Inlisting at $6,128; trade-In $1,135; and net $4,993. Clark Country. Included was a Pezold and Martin Neiswander ternatlonal Houz of Pancakes restaurant to be construct ed Mrs. ter Gielow, chair- a gallon, noting pri ces are Chrjsler Plymou th submit te d a no bid.' Wal quotation attributed to members of the executive man of the new Ladies Civic hitting 40 cents a gallon on the corner of SR 436 and Hibibiscus Road ad jacent to the Consulting engineer Cal Conklin told council if it wants to Theodore Roosevelt, who committee, currently will be at t and ha lkwell Park water pla nt; and Seminole Si te s mobile home and Communities Affairs t apply for fed eral grants for sewage works, all documen ts procla imed the follo wing some l ta park. Retiring president Harold Committee, reported strong level rapidly for governmen fifty years ago—"The th ings Kast ne r said the hard work and Inte rest In the committee from that will destr oy America are: cooperation of the chamber the women of the community. Pros perity-at-any-price, peace- directors had made this one of She said the beautification of at-any-price, safety-first in. the most successful years. Sanford has been a major stead of duty-First, the love of Kastner thanked Executive project this year, and the soft living, and the get-rich. Secre ta ry John Krider for his committee has pl ged the Postpones — ed quick theory of life." contr ibutions during his years money for the beautification of i-. .-.. i480 .4':.' - ii - -- '4 ____ SEAOOD -- i 2 I - .-...• I . -• become a candidate In the future I do not know. I like to keep my options open." He said that "under no circumstances would I consider such a move before the latter part of 1975 or while I'm chairman of these ti4 0 commissions.,, Rockefeller organized the Critical Choices Commission as a state group, but It was later expanded into a national commission with direcLions to study the great County, Cities Schedule C £H1C'fl Wt Sao* - I,,.., - Lake Mary Council Actions so Ce-. 2 • -f- . - - - ____ -' -I _ ______ _________ 9- , '- DELICIOUS GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN, SHRIMP and FISH DINNERS TO GO - Water QuuHty. Regardi J presidency, said: ______ Ralph E. flail, Osteen Francis N. Hafnet'. Deltona boy, Winter Springs At)M1SSlOS Marguerite Eugene J. Halter, Deltona GeItwejt Sanford: TtteviUe Catheriae S. Cuiitbs, Eau DISCHARGES Christopher L. Shaw Joyce A. Coyle, Winter Gallic Sanford: Michael L. Shaw Springs Santiago Valle, Longwood Donna Duran Odeth Wayne Medlln Gerald H. Sisk, Miami Kathie Underwood Calvin D. TUbs DISCHARGES Odeth Wayne Medlin Robert [. Jones DECEMBER 8, 1973 Christopher L. Shaw Ada C. Blanchard Sanford ADMISSIONS Michael L. Shaw Sharon F. Bass Sanford: Mark A. Linebarier Bobby Robinson Mark A. Linebarier Willie Faison Robert M. Jordan, Sanford Elizabeth F. Schreier Joan Gilbert William fl;imon !lcne G. Fraser, Deltona Rickey F. Mann lna K. Thier tra Eva I. Tuip, Lake Mary :rgaret L. Myers Enmz U. Jarrett Robert L lluffman Leslie W. Dean Thelma S. Baker, Pearl Covington BIRTHS Bonnie Stottlemyer Cacselbr--v Philip J. Westgate Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilbert Annie Mac Bowen Wanda M. MOhn, Cocoa Ruth E. O'Steen a girl, Sanford Sandra J. Burns and boy Pierson Little, DeBary Charles E. Bachman Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bass a tienrietta E. Page, DeBary Ann D. Armstrong, DeBary DeBary boy. Sanford Margaret H. Mai sh Martha Walker, Deltona James R. Thomas, DeBary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jarrett Mabel E. WiUiarns Deltona Albert S, Lewis, Deltona Melvin Ott, DeLand a boy, Sanford Elaine B. Nichols, Deltoa Catherine Audas, De!tona William Otley, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker a Haywond T. Livingston, Bruson lee Lawrence Jr., Marie A. Distefano, Deltona boy, Casselberry Deitona Jkrnartj Kirtinen, Deltcria Mr. and Mrs. hank Tu!p 1UI'fl C. Scott, LaKe .\1;iry Jeanette G. Tennel, Orange Herman K. Trotier, Deltona boy, Lake Mary Doris J. McLaughlin, City Mr. and Mr-s. Robert Coyle a Longwood Margaret A. Adams, Deltona i c•.:-.z '."! ta-' "I'm not a candidate br nomination for the presidency. Whether I will _NPI '6n*iouaI tummlssron oft And, Hey, what about Dad? He's quite special, you know Classified has many gifts That will set him aglow DECEMBER 7, 1973 Mdrrin.4 i'i. akion it 0 ?'ntoIi:,t f$fti 'I.)l.'iq d*J,cecv, pr.portj fr.n Al (ongt "WI towtol ,K, coniiiViiq of fr1 .,m with Vk141 $.cII 1401" to.td b, ssi.co.i stating to on the d notr 4D'4tntoc.j;ut.wl ir Americans and the rra ___ nOspiTal I'loTes Mli,- ,J •.,....... - Corporation expire Jan.l Scove'] has already applied for a diesel fuel allocation for the city but there are no state regulations providing allocations for gasoline for cities. Knowles noted the diesel fuel allocation, if granted, is good only for 60 days. The city is now paying 25 cents a gallon for diesel fuel, a 47 per cent Increase over the f Con't. on Pg. IOA Col. I the Commlssiou fcr Critical Choices for 1R1 I "They're waiting for federal action." Knowles said he was "shocked" when the State Department of Community Affairs cilice of fuel allocation suggested the city "shop around to all gasoline dealers and negotiate a price or else simply use local filling stations." City contracts for diesel fuel from Scovell Oil Company and gasoline supplies from Gull Oil ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced today he was resigning as governor effective next Tuesday, but said he had not decided whether to seek the presidency in 1976. Rockleller, 6.5, said he gould not seek a fifth term as governor. He said he Iould devote his energies to two groups he chairs— 'an Perfect gifts for perfect Mothers Those she'd love to receive Are all ready for St. Nick To deliver Christmas Eve FTU—An EntrgY Task Force consider ways to combat scheduling (to consider a coinmittee is comprised of W been created at Florida possible increased shortages, possible 4-day academic week President Milhican and Le Tech University to Investigate and Saturday classes). Con- Constantine, President of th and recomnmW PovW-Saving The Task Force, chaired by servation efforts throughout the FTU Student Body. A computere plans for the sprawling campus Dr. C.B. Gambrel], academic nation will be monitored to gain tabulated survey is being and its nearly 8500 "resident- vice president, is ooklng Into a ideas for the Flu program conducted on Lis an area basis to variety of energy-saving especially as they may relate to assist in the forming of cat moves. Sub-committees have Central Florida. Pools. A second survey Is being F11J President Charles N. been formed to study mass taken among faculty, staff and Millican, ir naming key transportation (car pools-bus Mr. James K. Eller will serve students to determine the need members of the University service), campus housekeeping under Dr. Gaznbrell to assist in for public transportation to community to the group, em- areas (lights, water, air con- the coordination of University FTU. It a decided need exists, lthaslzed the need for un- ditioning and heat), corn- efforts to maintain an effective results of the poll will be mediate action to ease the munications (paperwork energy corervation program. presented to the Tri.County current energy crisis, and reduction), and class The transportation sub- Transportation Authority. -- •a J They'll find toys for the children Something for her, some for him 'Cause Classified Advertisers Can cater to every whim E ll To Combat Energ y C run ch SHRIMP JR • 'Rocky' To Quft In New York t University Task Force II . cutbacks now In effect, Knowles said the city will need 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel and 11,000 gallons of gasoline each month for city operations. Sanford received no bids on diesel fuel and gasoline Dec. 5. Knowles said distributors didn't bid because they say they aren't sure they will have fuel supplies, "The state hasn't acted to provide allocations or to regulate," Knowles said, - Home, weary from shopping And feeling distressed They suddenly remember That Want Ads do it best LIBRARIAN AIDS STUDENTS government won't have a fuel crisis in the next 60 days. The report also stated a gasoline shortage of up to 30 per cent can also be expected in the first quarter of 1974. "The federal government is leaving cities and distributors hanging," Knowles said after reporting to city commissioners that he is attempting to negotiate purchases of diesel fuel and gasoline at "tank wagon" retail prices. Even with In the wake of a Florida Energy Committee report that there may be a 40 per cent shortage of home heating oil and diesel fuel next month, Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles met today with city department heads in efforts to further curtail city use of fuel, Knowles said MGnday night that he couldn't say the city - There're shoppers by the score Looking with quiet desperation For gifts for their loved ones And finding only frustration 5; r JRIED CHICKEM - - t -• Per Cent Shortage Seen j I As City Seeks Fuel S upplies By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer -- ------ Monday, Dec.10, 1973 - -- - - _____ --------- • - - . - 4' W --= .-_-•, - -- 5 ._ " -1 - - •- '... - ' - - - -e- • . - ----- • • - CASSELBERRY (UI. \t IL\IA\ ( IIAHLES (LASCOCK S'MRN IN - • slayor Bill Grier reads the oath of office - Herald Photo by Jean Pat teson ) � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b708e05b8cc3d17c194a71402c2cdb49.pdf 74bd9bcdeaec77b057db454f3444eca2 PDF Text Text - _________________________________________ _ - - - - - - - - - - ;._ffi- __ 41 . - - 68-The Sanford Jolly B Giant Green Houses for sale Lovely 3 b&. SmstIlamIiyhom.oc prope'ty.ph.3fl. - 'c------ l'MT/,K1l rvwvt n. '"' V11 Or 11*0 baths, ail blick- From U3,4W. 2Wh Strice, to DEVELOPMENT CO RP ktthe, p,* 12 2 7174 day. 323 Fit i --. - brm, 2 'i n ideal ! P RFAITOR : .f7w, - - - ~- 7 -,.! - ---a ... "I,,--.- . _Z 1 , .. . -- i ~~ -- - -, - ~_-: * -'i:,' ~, WN - - __ ----,- - -- -i-. - - - -7: __- --M __ I _. -=_.. ~ LTY 117 W. Firs? SI advertised brand with full factory ç,jarantee s.n,s Mobil* Home for rem or Sale, 3 Sr. Traikc 12x SANFORD Olarido, Mon .Frl ct N O T ICE E R I CAI N ETERAN to ChOOSe from. 131 3333 1+*y. 17-92 ___ - - -- - , -4rS=-=t -,I-4L~ - __ t_ !Fap~ ~'z _-~_-_-I- __ - __ ~__ _ - All lengths and decors. 2. 3• 4 - Every Wed & Sat - - Did you ktc,w That your - - --- received a large s&'ment brand new irn stereo ces ------ Orlando. Mon.. Fri. 9 to 9, So. 9 to S. 'ears a, 7 PCI wy ____________________ . - .--- - _ - -I __ ". lith St. Zoned C1. 29 pct. dcwn, Father R, hard J Lyms -- JACK R. McCLURE - - - - -- - - - COUNCIL SW BINGO EVERY "eu %L_ -_s quickly W"th a CIO, .-ifiej z!tAd[ ~W,- .- -,% - --_- - - g,~, ri_,;O,p . lim ."N -I_ -,V- _;,-. -i~- -,_ ., - ____ - , Bicycles BE GS 322 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Son !_ I - .._, - __ I __- ____ --- - - It- . -.. - - I~V- - Necchi zig z.g after S. tables, cfle IIerT tables I. tamp., All W Pleas. Call ê43 payment balance - I - aa'Jabfe Cash r terms United Ave., Ortar4o tJ c AT 62 -' #.CNMORE v(* ~ _ --I- __ z • WORK ONLY , i : 1I: I 1; TLLLV:r1C-N,!FT~%J5uP 4-p-kms 4111111111111111 Al. R AP Lawn Service - 323-59SAI your Miter sir ad wirder. C Cond. S4tr PLIANCE lANCE REPAIR A* * IMkMm r 'faa..,, - in. I __ MOTHERS Beauty Cairo - WHEN YOU EARN AFTERNOON HOURS _ NO SUNDAY DELIVERY I HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES Ki BUDDY HOME IMPROVEM ENTS CALL. 337 Land Ck °° 11111111111111111-Las- jj up' i CALL 3`22-261 1 SANFORD HERALD -_ - Hire en •' -' Clearing IM Of 3n 624). day or mit - ~ S L ATER -- - II, so_ i .fCIaI - )flM73 WON Dril I i - J" and :arger, Pump., $ptinklirs -_ LLS OR ILL FD PUMPS SPRINKLER 'YSTEMS p 2nd St 3226422 -- Whenlandlsannexedbythecityitautcenaticall} comes Into the city at the higtx-st single-family zoning. da are b01l50151t5bor 00hlthe aKrystalrestauranton the southwestcornerofUS 1792 Maple Avenue and the new Sanford Crime Laboratory t Sanford Airport. ii all thrcc nctsor¼,s shosed Third Street Both parcels *ere annexed b} the city this this film simultaneously as opposed to some earlier simulcast political talks For those of you who have not seen this real-life story of a week. railroad arid airport from single family to medium In- 1 -_ iormauun ll"Wng to J-e ,ijutaii u- responsible for th e arson or the attempted bombing ot OV. his h sticks of d)narnitv' were found in Cou.cine*u s &x front yard by his If)-year-old daughter. "We have no information, at this time, that links the. arson to the bombing," Shffiff's detective Robert - home Now 29 -, 0-M . Nov. erifrs detectives exploded the bomb device at the 0 department's firing range and said at the time massive damage would have been done to the houses in the neighborhOOd if it had one off. Kunkler, who headed the investigation, declined to say if th e arrests resulted from a tip from a person interested In collecting the $12,000 reward. warrant issued by Seminole County Court Judge Wallace Hall. They were to be arraigned at 2 p.m. Progress Reported on InFPL N . i ELRE101V ByJANECAS.S County Editor reall had a roblem with law Calendar protection offered by the (unites ................ 9B : 1i folks voted for incor1wration do they now need. a police force . ( which has been conseratlel) 2A -. Dear Abby ... - ., 911 . 913 . . . ..11B Dr. Crane Editorial comment - .. 4A Entertainment I lorosmrw . ..OR 19B 2A thousand? 1lo-pitalflotc What happent-d from one day I prior to incorporation) to the 1,liblic, notices . .........6A Society .. .. _ . .7A nuId require an immediate police force 1 Stocks TV . -. - - I Sen. North SloPe fields toward the ages equally, the bill passed the mittee was scheduled to hold a pro Ifeniry N1. Jackson, D-Wash., nation's depleted fuel Wks, the [louse Tuesday by an over. panel d6cussion on similar posals today. ImWng for Senate action on the emergency energy bill could %%helm!ng margin. The Senate Pubhe Works The Senate could also vote to. emergency energy bill, says lie cut fuel consumption by 25 per hepes the legislation %SIII be cent '.sithm four weeks of enact day on legislation mandating Committee planned a closed year-round daylight saving niecting for toddy to consider inent. pssed by the liveekend. sent Line, according to Commerce wnending the Clean Air Act to '11le Senate vote of 80 to 5 Time is of the essence," Jack.son will in asking senators the pipeline measure to Chairinan Warren G. hiagnu. authorize the president to waive son, D-Wash. Both Senate and emissions s to limit their amendments so President Nixon. Among other things, the [louse Coffunerce Committees to protect public health ,and the legislation can be approved Jackson bil] would direct Presiapproved such legislation Tues- safety. The amendment was this week. y r implement ratio0 en Nixon ) very day we delay n se 2A 811 __ __rr -,~.,-;, _ ,, ., ~i ..1 -- -f~ _. _-~~. - ~ .- In addition to rationing, the Muskie 1)-Maine, to permit the flIng the rna'ter, the greater the ning programs for scarce fuels, • Jackson commented as he measure, the Senate was ex- and shorter school and business flict between the nation's enerdrew up the schedide for to- pected to pass and send to the hours. In an effort to increase gy needs and the environment White House a bill that would fuel supplies, the measure appeared on the horizon 1'uesemergency day's debate on the require mandatory allocation of would allow the President to tap day when the administration legislation. While it will be at least three all fuel products from crude oil naval petroleum reserves and revealed that it was abandoning ears before the controversial to gasoline Designed to ensure order oil and gas burning power its support of a proposal to place in reserve leases held by 789-mile Alaska pipeline can that all sections of the country plants to switch to coal. oil companies in California. House Commeirce Corn. 11w begin pumping oil from the share the burden of fuel short. .. .=i_'_. Altamonte Employes Vay aiseS Approve L - rr-=i., - 1 - = ALTANIONTE SPRIN'GS- commercial zoning to the Pay raises for the city's 121 Republic Service Corp. parcel employes recommended by on Sit 436 and industrial zoning Comptroller Denver Baxter to the Dt were approved un, lit) council Tuesda) night schedule, be-ginning policemen w ill be paid $7,540 annual froin K760, while beginni firemen will receive $1 6 eekl),up from $118andrefuse workers $112 weekly, up from ly, J pe - I I , _ -I I __ ~ acts of vandalisin against FIV, h.ave many kui reported in the state (luring the strike, Scott Burns. manager af thie Sanford office, __ T _ `_4 - - . / ~ I - - -___ - ~__-.~~-_ - - - - i -.--. If I. - I i I _________ - - _________ I t - - I ,, Thie Winter [lark Ilepublican st'ored a massive 2,561 to 1,005 victory in DeBary precincts in his 1%8 campAgn, and faces a Seminole with no apparent thu. Jackson lIittin tract on grand jury investivating the Montgomery Road; general kickback scandal, vandalism 1w strikers _ I - I the Suburb Beautiful. A public hearing on the rezoning was Set 101' Dec.4 at S PIJi re-election battle in November Ordinances were adopted 1974. ,IUfl)., profession .al (III lu'd, hisfornttr ,tdiiums toning to the Crooke prop,erty trative assistant, Jim Groot, on Palm Springs Road; neigh- twk ttx- Fifth Amendmlent In borhood mininercial zoning to testimony before a Miami - - - _ have been maintained through prok'ssional office zoning to said. Although I - ~ reswite today at 2 p.m., Wor. City Atty. Joe Davis, membem DeBary Republican Club at 2 p.m. In the Community Center, , and he understands of council and the mayor. nance wa.i passed on ho di An or no ring a promise made a has "considerable progress" reading changing year ago, a club spokesulan inal operations first onncl and power has been lots 45-48, block 68, in Sanlando ______ . U S Sen. Ed Gurney, under SIX per fire for a mnassie, $300,000 solution to the week long strike bachelors degrets and a International cent average merit increase kickback scandal allegedly the of as pr ovided all emplo)es inohang some of his past em Itrotherhood of Electrical from tht pa raises ploes will lsIt IX BJr\ Ofl I:x -t'ptc*i Workers ere the comptroller, Public ,Nov'. .4 Nego'tation.sarestheduledto ',orks director I)onald Bund, Gurney will ,ddrr'ss tht the use of supervisory per. neighboirhood citaninercial (or SEN. JACKSON ... By the weekend? I u rney S ak In DeBary ~ 1; - I - light in Brevard and Seminole, $5W annually were approvL said today he is optimistic for a for officers with associate or adequate, Worthain stated. k Another area of potential con Before starting debate on the speed lunits loser thermostats lilittet - - I don't have an nscr for Art Wortham, admlnistrati%c perhaps one of you thus one this assistant to the general will come forth and solve F kind i r' & kr , t.ni I ')l,r'ilcxirp' I I Why is it that Lake Mar _______________________ Lontinueti Its grosth from .i Index Why then simply because the I C the Sanford Zoning d P1 mis,sion's Thursday 8 p.m. meeting agenda with a req4est for a preliminary approval for rezoning the property from SR-IAA tsingle fankily) to NII-2 (medium industrial). Crossword puzzle I S Is dustrial for a sepUc tank plant and for a change from single family to medium Industrial for 13 acres of Auto Train property west of Persimmon Avenue and south of All fYPel and 111#S SUPPLY CO '. - Service 23621?. Lawn Clqsn-Up, and Light Hauling, 'I I , 373.3774 a ,Ow Cd . . public he:tring on Airport Boulevard. id between Outlaw said the land is north of vacant Howe Industries and the former Inmont PlasUcs Plant on Jewett Lane. - little town to a presentday incorporated rity and rieve . ,, two lots on the north side of Wylly Avenue and west of the -- nanging Dlvi mion City commissioners have set a Dec. Brian's Song This program Is so good, it shculd be required viev,ing for every school student. Quite frankly. it would be appropriate bu.ster!) N_ ueap.er r tciflues"s Com pon ents Public hearings are scheduled on requests for rezoning . i q &Mail :nvmfmrnt in a ciail.sified Ad will 10 WI rp%j 4tRea.b14,.A I i I - !.11u, , til aij," stsid Jack son, including gasoline and h-?me Jarkson hill would lead to such burning of high-sulphur m I salng steps as reduced and oil. energy-saving Corn heating oil. chairman of the Interior" Meanshile, ABC rct'mrns w ith fnmow1ootb.11lpla)cr, be sure In HOQk Garden& L1wn5fr,i cy I ".. 0,,,KIRBYACUUMCLEAUER __4fte Estimates pp -MM-0" "WOO & Griffil Land For Uuildcr, sue cOnlracto It's " a w ,, Part 2 is on tonig Herald Want Ad b Small Jobs Wan?,d " 11, t COGBUn,z FENCE SMALL INVESTMENT R IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT D AD. Sawro ra. OPen 9 S. AAM.-Fri . -sm 4001i Ing & Sheet MatisI Gutters & Daym Spouts 00 French iflP5$i7 IONCR L TE PATIOS FOR MORE INFORMATION -- , Your attic. garage or balementl S ER VICES UNLI MITED I ads I -. Well last ni'hts First of our in-a-scries of Blue Knight i NBC 10 nri ) is perhaps the most ' nei . Lot a rilassif coilloeie ________________ - to replace thein ... Advisior m8ftfliilz LEACH BRICATION, 173 "IS 3727921 ear) endure. Although there are inany who are critical of the gietwal maintenance, concrete work . etc. CalIJorry, 345393 Nt* Shingles tacked on by Square with air, or by hand, Freit Estimate. __ W040A Don Custom made Screen roo ii o experiences these men must - G-tcash buyer% for a Small in PlaCt R 16W CID1111 _______________ - -1~., -. Pressure Cleanhig e'lpenenceØ estImates 373 OlIi C if I bi morning hours of the following day, I have viewed many of the Pkimbbtg - b evening se Cla$$Ifl,d*dsf - BULLDOZER WORK - - CM Brttd DW Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 131.7370. GI'00ming Pofess with la" I 8m.,A P.M, Animal Hava .,room " sind soardwl. in.sm. __ DITIONImG, 209 SanWd Ave. Home rep& painting. No job too large or too i., .'. riding with local law enforcerrfent officers from late - -__ _____________________________ __ __ _______________________ al.... ., H avi ng had the opportunit y of I Dog training in yc,vr DRYWALL-SPRAYING & PAINTING i.. $ h nexatilon and zoning by Sanford of a 9.3 acre tract proposed as the site for a building components manufacturing plant. The 24,000 square fodt plant, expected to start operaUons with 25 employes by Miy 1, wiU manufacture ev sec OflS ('I' .1 roof 3)3 ins an w .. . r .10 fOrOwl to adverliso I* in "ve -I-I s. i d cI p Herald "ttaff%%rlkr fl Jobli A Spoiski ' - Have -f .14 L' and IrCCC%tim4tC Pat CALLRALPH J ~- -CALL32713M - 11111111111111111111111 OIL HEATER CLEANING :I 0'itso lIre a Sjç-r $lesr'iIn a claSs f1 - time. and Ar th ur Ray Brundon, 17, of 45 Hastings St., are in the Seminole County jail charged with arson in lieu of $8,000 bond each. SHERIFF POIX ...Comrnends detectives WI11INGTON (AP) Thiere are numerous times when it's -nore pracUcal to turn-off the boob-tube. and is de3erving of our criticism. However, there a:v programs I 3. TP PMMING befjobs won Call RALPH'S HOAAE SERVICE, provemm"I Re Wormed AIIIhots 33ét'Ii7 DeBAR 'i & Dt L i ON A THE 31 i ShfvW. trimmed & shaped. Flower beft cleaned & edgeid to per fecilon. Speclwist. Mowing by r*Quftf ondy. Free estimate. 3n. a ,eaey sauces 2SllParkDrIye 3fl7 -_ I F Of Essence 'Time nter Park '* Wl Corp. Plans . ner Sanford Si*te jvb - 9 9 Ready To Serve You. 1 w - Handyman .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, lgnt that All makesservice Ph.130 VIM Free Ki"ens 13-tS$I7efterS MW CLAS5 IF I E D vh~ - SENKARIK GLASS&PAINT CO. 210 Magnofis Ave. 322-4622 Drawings, Fast, dependable, I DEPARTM ___ __________ _. GkIss-Mimors Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- f1 E RJA L 0 F_ I .: U Fern Park fiz .W1&- tow L' vestment, Piece a low,call - __ I _______ t1zi jL. _ ~ Experts - 1.t Wr%itl*r'is - nl ,, *, 393; - -, - . - -. k (formerly HarrieWs BHuty Nook) 0 - , I 7 Y5" - MJLL~RS - - - - parts. _ - V Wednesday, November 14,1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 68th 'Year, No.73 i -_ ----------_--.-- he belonged to Plumbers Lncnl 803. A spokesman for the The 'werearrestedats:IOa.m.atflanes'homeona " AkmWm , - Fire T~ruck '-'1" tyr (brinrwI, .4 ii--i-4 -1*I •'-'i ;i .*.. e ,~tj.ivls ,14,%111*6~6. 1, . 61 flu. 'A r :0 fi Casselberry'3 Air Flow Design. Inc. air condition firm, Seminole Count) Sheriff John Polk said Polk, sa ying there Is no indication of official union involveme nt lfl the ftrc, 111.50 said no link has been 16established between the arson, and the Nov. 6 bombing incident against the home of Air Flow co-owner Robert WW Hwy. 436 & 17-92 1111111111111111111111111111111110 _ F or free Central Air Cowitiaring estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS Ir Sanford. 327 1171 __________________________ rtn3c this listing call: 2__ __- -___ w ~_ ~-0-~ ~~ 'W' . '" ra k _ L: ' . .. - - 1 Grooming & Boarding Kinnits 222 5752 A air IF ctçani zat .nwuId Nke io be includert in . __=r__ __ - 0 i ,- I - - -i`4~ -2 A~ •.., IJ WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL economical. Call Victor-3&j 7) RWI _-- n I 9 - 30 -_ --- 11111101111111 'S CERAMICS, SUpp; b .I ,/~ Thunday. ti r " - '" r wches, Pool onciosures & DaIty(ck,s.dw.d) Bin," - ed U'rnlr1 -40 - - 11TIN IL ". . also red. site I lbs. *or - 'il - - - . a - . -- --- - Ji WI Ceramics 8u1tnps7,%e,t ___________ ____ - -1y], 7nd Manda y ________ _ - - black Shild Service Available Pro christrin" salt, on flooir model -82" Appilanca. Come in, see t he m Big Savings. Geneva Hosting L Air CoW;fioning Sqrv. Poodles. T*rrlersi, spaniel&, ma,slelr ail brtM grooming. Tiny toy stud 30% Orlando or. in s44. Ii - - - 7 4 - ________ am - ar Ch V 5 I A Directory of ______________________ ASSN - - 4+ C.97 'A 111, ______________________ - ' biggest little '68 scamper Camper. 2 un,nor Oilove. Ice box, Sink. simign 6. UM, call 377 641,94 -_ --- Lawn and Garden US Appliance Sales & Ser v ic e 'tenth Ave 5anf'd 327 HOME MOST OF THE DAY FLEET R ES ERVE - _______ _-. ~_ __~ _e- - - 3225a20 - : - Reasonable orn \',/ ______________________ - Nlll COAST PIANO CO., P. 0. Box "?, Panama City, Fla., 32401. 61 Building Materia Is - - -_ -_ --New Lumbef For Sale __________________ r__~~.& If _____k z __- -~_-~=9W=_ i_ 9= ____z r , %i.____ _ -_~___ - i6 ____ -0 0 By SIARK WEINTZ I Pick-up truck, 17$. Ph. 322-1S$3. 404a & Tues I -- Write GULF Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. j,". 1141 __ __ _______ - - lflsul.tt-d covet for any Short -- 322 0244 3 roCker. 44L10fl - ~- -%iff z -_ A~~_~ - __;~-. -. - - m Work. Frotif, -_- - __ -, __ ___ - - - . - Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or All iii, • g tp"Ift, and standard bikes r*w small pick W. Pfionie 321 sm. available at Firestone store. call 999MOMN __ E W 4 1:. Hwy. I?,97, Longwood. RU 042ii. & Sunday i i- __-~ .-' Hwy 17421 mile -- I 0 111160 Dodge >e,after4pm T r ` r. i, Brand New slide ,n truck campers from $795 New World Travel 8GO __ *," ; 1 TOWER'S PEAUTY SALON -1 , : -t: m~ _;_-4 __ 0 .- . .? -- , rtl)- , .,J_ - 1-i - - - -,0C 1_ - __- .- - HOUSEWIVES viiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V - 6-;Is . - ______________________ POST 53 - - K(4!, 7;~ 58 mi"or, All 4 pieces for just sm". Also Some living room sets o7Ssj -1 1. . _n~ Av __', - - Ge Thursday 7:3o P.m. - ___ __ ____ - Tires. I Owner, U".00 Call 322. 2211 weekend after 3:30 on *eiek - . it flrake$. Radio. Etc., New WSW -- - - tum-115AM W.4m -. . . ~ Ave. Ortando. Mon. Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S. BEDROOM SETS, lust rectivels 7 new 4 piece bedroom Sets Sell Businiiess Metting I 1. --,-, F, , - 4 Ak Turuur - -~ -.- - - . . - . . _;,~- - ,4,,.-,.&-_.. - pabments availatle. United old NAS. 75' X nr. R SiOuced for quick Cash Sa fit. Tom Bryant, Rt. 4, Jonesboro, W ~ ___ - - - - Freezers L Sr2t C01`11W lot. 11"1041111 -.Am-- __ ~N __T -, is - '" Pontiac Bonneville ID HT, A-1 6 t. o Cond., ALC, Power steering, -_ - - 2-.;N-- =W F01111:3MMM . .f . ~~~i~_ -. I % - - _-. ~~ -. , __;~ - __ j. _,-,~p- - __ ;i M 5i- 7___~"iNwm ( ', __- - - ~_ 6 9 1 -Mi = - - _sF~, .4~_.4i - 1-cXY ;~.' -7 ~7~~_ - - - _#,~ ~_- T'N r ,% 311 315 E First St. 'j IJItCh*L built-in buttorftle. blind -- &s. stitch, (7) nationally avertISit1 brand. Ms all the new strscp, 13 ,.ears .4&[& Open Sat , 3m SEWING MACHINES - JOIINKIMHROIJ(,H c 1%1 Jeep Station Wagen excellent 1I2èCarnnOTrait,rt,.SaI 64 Equipment for Rent - ____ Rent Slut Lustre Electric carpet SADDLE EQUIPMENT SOOTS ~harripooer for only 11 per day, Western Wear. SO" at the 04d CARROLL'S FURNITURE. Pa. Carr&: wiiisrtf n shop, ii-92. I mite WasherL Dryom Rangft Reftig. S".95 UP. Repair all makes'. DtBwy. S of ZU'hwd an Alt;K" Blvd. Ong jilicre Myen Apipflaimle. 210 Sainford is Pets and Supplies in sue. 2t x.. cL-*n. 6..s.- - __________________ _____ i .~ ,r4 ~ in a tra" AM G etrard turn tables. . Prices start &I low as S"." comilm U9,95 for componentio. a Freight EC000IED WelrOera?ors 3550 13 Lots and Acreage . - - -------, I W froW on F renth Ave. Comer lot. 29 pct. dowm balance "years at g club Or organization can apipur in this listing each week for only S3 Per week? This is an Iciftl way to In, form the Public of your - 372 1114, Buy, sell. comign, appraislif, or Private pwly rntnt sell tNX,W full of beautiful furniture, Spanish val". Hwy. 17 92 (behind Win- Mediterranean bedroom suite. cheotf Mob,# Mort, d'nWJ room Suite, F1411, room & furniture, Spanish Santora, Fla 723-744 Meterranurs tlylg room suite, __ sofa. toyee,at I ch airs. .tso end UNITED FREIGHT SALES - - I? 2 3ns6i - * Sanford Auction * On OeIi.ze Prices, , ftlUA0 Models self tip.-mow In __ __ 0 - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Want iO WI SometW69? A s.-insil I bring resufts. Tues. Bingo used. an-.o cond Autos for Sale Campers Travel Trai ers 3927Hwy WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell f rode . pie. 12 16(y. Spring Hammock Park. I,-* 29. 2 bedroom. I both. Phone 322. Meedrigs -i sat ' foam cu"ns, ASSUME PAYMEM 3fl53 30 0 - Ofl5OFiAMIH( position, built In bu"on,hoo maki' PUBLIC or 6 S9 Musical Merchandise USEDHOmE SALEI MONDAY NIGHT. Ant.ques, TVs, - - __ p4yrnents of 17 per monti). Set at OM two. and three bedroom wwd miscifillantious. New arid UW Sanf(.rd Sewing Ceffler. 30? E. PIANO IN STORAGE homits &M now 90V at a - educed furniture and appliances. Plus First St., Downtowm price with to-* payments. special s-ales (watch ads). -beaurtiful Console stored locally. Stdilioom suite. dwblo bed, comGREGORY MOBILE HOMES Reported like new. Resportsible Piete. ciresset, with mirror. night party can lake a big saviN on tow ndoDir IfAuctioneering Serviceiiiiii DISABLED 5 Go Used Cox Boot Tr&IW, for 17.20' Household Goods r 4 u ur coniion, 1150 C$h Call 323 179 _______________ T7 buy and tell 7old of silver cotrts, - Of.- - ___ __ - ~_- -If . ~ 0 "- s,;.'... os-d, /5 - - ,68 Dodge Coronet. looded, excellent - %,Ivcr tu.n!L SE.%~INCLL COM CENTER, 109 W. Ist. 3214252 - Boats & Marine Equipment 2ó0.* - JWwIt Home Bank Rtpc~sseujoris IS cash or terms. lnspe(iandt,$ta,Unted F PI's32)MM -- 55 r. . K!mbrough adding "I guess - Mobtie Homes - A 24th $t- bet*teni Park & Magnolia. Blazer. - I oolipmerd. 5 new i973 zio-zag Magnavox Console HIFI, $7 REALTOR BALL RE distei. material, toys and misc. I - 1 - tives on Sept. 4 which violated kept up the pressure and the the NaUOIIIEIeCfrICCOcIeInaL following week, LaPointe and I3rott resigned, and Cornleast four i nstances. Commissioners Challenge State Attorney And Grand J y To "P t Up Or Shut Up" On Death Trap Charge else, dangerous as the grand jury chief Judge of the 18th judicial county. details from U state's at- appointed for twoyear terms on year-old Altamonte Springs has been cancelled, circuit, and grand jury f oreman e grand Jury charged. th e wake of th In contracto r forced to resign Commissioner Commissioner John Kim- torney's office, but no reply has the board. Commissioners did agree, George E. Hodges. his indictment by the report and Indictment, cornNuni'd for one year terms after last week said no in- been made public. third electrical inspector A areful to however, that the inspectors Nained to the review board were electrical worker's union grand jury on charges fortnation on alleged fire one Cecil Hurst, at first backed his move towards the reforms were J us tified on at !east Tuesday were Florida Power nominee Dona ld Karraker, and tortion and perjury. hazards and death traps ha recommended by the grand appeal point, ruling against the colleagues' challenge against been presented by State Corp. . executive Ken Dyer, incumbents Buddy Eidel, t for jury, including revamping the review board, and made con. the power of the contractors, Shindle faces trial Dec. 3 Attorney Abbott Iferring or the electrical engineer Ilay Scliad, present chairman, and Sid allegedly threatening a cour.ty them-proposed electrical or. cessions on three other poin ts, but backed down prior to the " electrician Vihlen Sr. grand jury arid demanded and journeyman Dropped from the board were electrical inspector who has dinance and expanding the two of which will be Oct. 30 meeting. Gene Simpson of Forest City, details. Tuesday, thirst was called "a "upgraded" in the future. E. C. Harper Sr. and former since resigned after a cam- review board. Tuesday night, Kimbrough all for three year ternis. leading candidate" for the pot grand jury and the two Thie Forest City Fire Chief Bill county electrical inspector Carl paign of protests by contractors -and Commission Chairman Sid Despite the apparent peace of chief electrical inspector, inspectors charged the review hose Jobs he had rejected Vihkn Jr said 'no rep)) has Kenle), Seminole Junior Bowman. I crea . I soon Irecu a se 0 r not reBowman was A scheduled public hearing 10 professor Jay s 1 Cal M$ISS1 Furr.ish It with Items. Advertise 0 Clamified Ads. niture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES. 026912 . - - *hW drive, 4 speed, SAO miles. Adding a room to your Home! Cash buyer for used art'ciei. fur I ~i . original miles. Good condition. Phone 3234MIA. rAACPFr A1 Nov ' I' ---- - 5) i - 1973 Heavy Doty Chevy - P MI $126 Winter pfice 11000 BTU Gibson A C Oher misc . Møke offer. p 3 A. C. $150 MFtrtb4rd Best Offer, AND CAMPER C411372-74IS I I .vd OT3 • . - attorney or anyone After weeks of meetings by counter-offensive against the the review board, culminated grand jury, demanding inby a joint review board-Central fortnation on the dangerous Florida Code board meeUng, buildings allegedly existing in S both chaired by Buddy Eidel an the Lounty. his made Kimbrough Oct. 30 county commissionState Attormey and the grand grand jury and the state's demands In a letter to State Wi ee ting ham LaPointe review board m inspector ll Wistu, the "layman" mciii- appointed despite being named against jury to put up or shut up" on attorney." The Herald and Gov. Reubin her, and contractor Ronald just two weeks ago to fill the and Rocky Brott, both of whom rnered out basic agreement that Attorney Abbott Herring, with Oct. 9 charges of dangerous 4- i964 Dodge Dart, aLtomltfc. radio, inester. excellent flres Just SSW, SHELLEY USED CARS. lot French Ave., 3232260 Equ uy.ndAswrn.Payrnefltl Larry's mart. ?IS SwWord Ave, your &ffit, gairogeor basenwrttl . -,----- -,.-. 3so s. orange .-~~_. __~,; .J - 't kw,.;~ -I : =., 1 _,,, -- - -it i,; A, _1 '. 173 6230 , 1970 Ford Dump Truck li'rn,tur i er lI u (PC! tr%1 .'f - 830-M * * Le&clasIiiiedadhetceyouci..nou, - t'C, 1iJ .7.000 BTU " ' PPI utiman Roberts RL?Il rnnnrr, _t * Marsl.aIl Ave. - IS cli. fl. sviv.sdo GE frosill free refr;g. 23" B&W consd* TV. Complete double bed, ctwsf & odd Miscellaneous Lillian Campbell Asc,c ----------- :51~4 - So -r -- L * * * Ca I I des - contained. NolKing take over. Cell dealer 33373 CASH I" 4137 ea., will take $I]ea. Polaroid land canwo SIS. May be seen XW AiL-e-OrtandL.Mon-Fri.*tf.i.s,e,. •o'brkL*, RR tracks ___________________ Wanted to Buy * Fi1ght S.Ie 'Io.,rh)ttIpleLIstir.eAgency I * lL monograming :ndJch mo,r: I * AISOOmreVenS - 4tIcncwsdCIbJr Call 322 2420 Anytime b144`WM. 2 bath with Wgt pool an S Private Id. Assume an existing and rOflYIt-Ol fIr.jrcirp p., - POOl, * Hrs.8: 30, 3: 00 Tviesi.-Saill. Lorogwood - ui * OPE NFULL fl. building an 3 floom Ideal 1973 SIN(%F0 iiin- van-ilielk.!n_ I location. . 9";:zz ; -: . * Sanford AIrport Read rr.a bedroom. I billpi, Central h#at and Sir, ks'Ve, dishwasher. disoosail. * HERB'S TV 190 N. Hwy. 1792 , And 4 Bedrooms PRICED $32,500 'g-Sb,r,y * A A A AIl('TIAM a Into this r4*, call for nwe deitaiiv - I ____ 'SVW CONVERTIBLE prices. Jolly Charlie oustianim in 19 Trucks and Trailers writing lowest prices - . •. 1515. Motorcycles E PICKUP * SANFORD- ON W". M Sq. Fl, si fcre __ - .t Names New Electrical Board ~II e'Il Just have to wait for the hl buildings they new, nine-member Fir to A Seminole County electrical were talking anout." 'ihlen last week said Ii no review board was appointed Tuesday night by county information is forthcoming and commissioners who then re. -i f ;I residence should bum, t.he issued their challenge to the fault will be- on the backs of the . Iaciory air. ?iae 1970 Honda, 11S CC, good condition 173 "" "' I JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at who1isji cord player. Peffect condition. 1125. 322 --...-::. .,6: - -W.' LiUU Af?tfPioUt!: I3Y (JWNER-N - zll s.uiw Ad. unt e fJ im __________________ St.,, Stereo, A MM Radio, Itrack tape deck, navt things I o sell ctr consign, call IL nc. old Car." WI it *11f a Classified 24 How & , rvice Sol id Ev.ryFrdaynghI7;3O:miytu ThCanswK tO"*hattotjowith your DOWNTOWN SANFORD-13,379 sq. 2524 Park Dr. 3n 21 11 ; - Stenstrom Rea 3n 4691 Cailbart Real E state - For Sale ____________ - rANFOP *., _____ ~Elzf__ - ,8 - F"d 67-A -. --. 62 Chevy. Pwtr b4akeL Bei olt,r. Phone 322 OslO. 10 PSSW,w &#iiinig ready to move? Sell ;C11111111 -68 Ford LTD. o1 - By CHRIS NElSON HcratdStaff Writer _____ For. the best buy in American m,~#crs. and Jeep vehid", See. DON BALLS Saf.ford Motor C-;ml)anY Orlando. 29S6i1 an-time. Miscellaneous - Investment Propert y 1100 ______ - I Fern Part - ,. Income and TAFFER REALTY _ Wcation Available &I $15,S= with flexible, financling. I - IJ F,enchAve.)fl4)$2 I•1 13I *PUBLIC AUCTION* D t II Puller - - CB 6 LjCCç'j. mer Inviestment In a Clauffird Ad will bring results. - - ASSOCIATE .. d **AMCJEEPS** - :t4n is eiedHo. We Don", Stop UCC r I C - ,, JOHN SAULS AGENCY fiROICEr UVoItAutoBat?e1%5U5 I?ennciickIywithaclassIfl1adt rn?g. 1 119 00 Ai*jmi mortage. no ufvrn. .mmedat, :i'-r-' III Loade , NøIhnO ('Owfl. taii over, ____ ' I . Vacant price su a tion Three be&ooen. horn.. carPeltd. fenced yard, large utility ~in rear. payrntrits. - l• pa Loc dea - I D uWu!Iy decora?ed't' jrwj fres,i, I l Count y , Autos for Sale DODGE POLARA r F13 ,.I r 3 or 4 beidnoms, plus w,wk room or Photo Studio cvi car garage o,-, - urn. CARRIAGE HILL REALTY 25445 F r Repairs Wt to uIl iomathing? A $yfl I .,4 z ____ .P I SANFORD -80 . Auto - . -_ 76 I J:r 931 AM . 7 - '!.Q'__4__x_,7____ _ , - p_UI Ad Want Part s.Accessories . . 3711-7010. morzmwwamp.twpw 111111~_ i~16& ftw~ ' __ IaIr Agency G. G. BLAIR BROKER A. J. PENNINGTON ASSOC 321 ?ylo Home 372 93" on vatericia court North. Model AUSTIN A Thru / ( LEARI15 1O%1.E(ud*.TE - 3 0`0`01`00M, - - •-MA - Oacv -- . Valley p - OL5E 9.) Holland Rity, BrokerOwnir. VA Nothing Down - _z____ - -' by At Sonsoin 023 ~ His Bought .HE BORN LOSER - Houses for Sale Si?Ot'dO - ¶ Herald _ - - I ----- The I - - . -, -- - _____ PREPARI NG FOR BIG MOV E SOUTH ASTERN PETROLEUM Ma ntenance Inc. we er Bishop Sheely of Jacksonville Beach attaches brackets to a 40 foot high storage tank on Sanford lakefront so a crane can move it to nearbv Lake Monroe for floating to Port of Sanford Ne'. osuiers of fornict A "tank farm" property gave five tanks with 3W,ow gallon capacity to the port authority for relocation just west of interstate Four at the port te. (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent Jr.) �-.f-.'-?r' '-- 2A---Thz2 Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1973 •__-__ _iiA l - I -1 Cass elberry . " M fll,~_ I'~, .6 - ~, - ,~4N, ~ - '_ _- I % : ,0 .d ~r 0 _~', _; .-I * t ---) i —U * ølè A - 1: Will 'Rock. ; -0 - .L' College - - . ik -- - ..v.__ -- : - - a WAsIllN(;')oN (AP) Fifteen Republican senators have lectured President Nixon on ways to cleanse his adminis. tration of the Watergate scandals. Their advice ranged from universal pleas for complete disclosure to suggestions, which Nixon rejected, that he resign or submit himself voluntarily to the impeachment — Drainage 0 r. .r - •-. . ' ________ ? department fr the library. r MUSIcdctOrHh1l}jjnkIc has J I . ______ .. . . 4 1 I' invited several other musictA groups to entertain, Including -. I ___________ Florida College .. f --- - '-a. Jacksonv il le; Daytona Reach •11 ... . -. I Junior College; Valencia Junior r. _____________. and ll Jun College, high j , school stage bands may be 1. r. invited, . ,' -'tI. The college chorus will ( perform at 6 p.m. "The Glas Menagerie," by Tennessee Williams, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited THE SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE JAll/ROCK ENSEMBLE to attend. . -. .• - . -. ___ . .. .• in ont of ' - Plan OK 'd .4 • Junior . CASSELflEflRy.....Qg1j an interim plan for drainage on the Land 0' ekes property in Cas.selberry subject to the plan being approved b City approved . ' , an agreement on Atty. Ken McIntosh, after City Engineer Cal Conklin told council Monday night it was implowtible to devise a long-term plan as they did not know what the long-term land use and flood water flow in the area would be David Meadows, owner of Land 0' Lakes, told council the interim plan was designed to cope with the heaviest floods.-the kind that only occurs once In every 10 to 25 years. lie said the plan solves the Land o• Lakes drainage problems and does not create any problems down stream. In addition he said he was prepared to participate equitable basis on all future drainage plans in the Land 0' Lakes area which would be part of the city's master drainage plan. lie said he would provide indemnity against any • ______ - -. Co I tiL UU t L .)SLLIfl Conklin told council the city has a master dralrage, plan but all the dethishave not yet been worked out. fle said they had plaits for the Land O'lakes area when the property was zoned nza's, t,ut ilivy need a new plan now the land use has . _____ . - -- . • • - .,_- 1P" ____ also. _______ --' ka. k . - - ________ - C ou nci IA o ts p -. Po I c i_ .. , will be ii, Land U esep.An was placed on the agenda . ... - .-.• - _ I . Lj' t r ''- - s cs . N not re - I ,. . steps to annex property at News Briefs — . _. rlmicramo aan every time I have company, I enfor.ement Frrnt conduct a cubdi; , t:m tudy icading to u pollee ricorti trees AL1M.1Ui'E .SPRINGS — be planted to floe the I'll use the te with other ci City council Monday night center," Myers said, the subdivision as record system. adopted policy giving city soon as a tree planting Fees for civic rganiiation Baxter .said the Lased civic organizations free tise of the cdv will micliing now on order, is auditoriuiii were set provide 25 per cent matching received: , •'e of mt Ung rooms at the new $50 and the policy notes no fundi, part of it In clerical civic center, dedicated Sunday, fee will be levied for city Swofford said the city will assistance, over the vocal objections of sponsored events. charge a fee of $15 to $25 for Price-Waterhouse Councilman Don Myers replanting large trees on Mayor Lawrence Swofford prepare the fundingwill P• private . indicated the first city spon- plications. Myers, Insisting the city is sored functions at the center Payment of $19,298 25 was An ordinance banning the giving away use the $250000 will be Seminole Junior College approved to Glace and Rad- parking of commercial vehicles structure, criticized as well the classes for senior citizens. cliffe, city consulting in residential areas was passed continuation ofa300er(jve per In other business, Comp. for work o on first reading aI!er a public cent of gram receipts fee to troller Denver Baxter the West hearing at which no one ob. commercial enterprises authorized to file by Thursday Altamonte area. Jeeted, Skylab Launch Now Friday to . {t CA Ill-' (ANAVF.RAL, ". F! will at heme, civic sys - With thc Skh'u 3 locket cleared for t.akecff, the ccitdown continues for the launching of three astronauts Friday on a recird 85(Lay space journey. Skylab Program Director William C. Schneider gave the go-ahead Tuesday night after a day-long review of the potential hazard from cracks found In the Saturn lB rocket. "a' ____ I - ' m merger ty streets in . . -- - - - -- - - - at lk~- - property of - - _________________ j. .:. 4 19 ________________ __________ "We have conducted a review of the Saturn lB and the results show the vehicle has an adequate margin for safe flight," Schneider told newsmen. "We know of nothing that will keep us from going Friday." He directed the control center to begin the countdown, aiming for liftoff at 9:01 a.m. EST. The launching had been postponed twice in the last week because of the cracks. engineers, Bids Opened ,--- was water extension to renting Three bids 50 KW generator, Low bidder was $4,816 from Boyn ton and Associates, Inc. Tampa Araments bid $5i36 and Wind's a nbid. Bids were referred to the englr.eer and utility department for the eciiicaflons to be checked and a to be made to counicil. Two bids were opened c hydraulic excavating equipmeni Great Southern Equipment Company bid panel ' -. -. .- .. _ an unexpected tions. were opened on a I w w _ - Sol dar ty i city Lots Deleted From Sewer Plan '1 . i ;.r J,- ---. - Utility Denial Claimed - - - SJC MUSIC DIRECTOR B11 Hinkle (Herald Photo by Elda Action Is Sought — Nichols) Student Evaluotiolns To Be pt ecord construction - g w NEW ORLEANS (AP) Attorneys for a group of migrant farmers claim Defray Beach, Fla. is denying sewer and water to a proposed low-rent housing development In order to preserve qj all white area. Attorney Bob Graddy told the SIn U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Tuesday that even if the city could prove It did not deny the services on racial grounds, the denial still aedbouing patterns. perpetuated s al SPRINGS been served by gravity lines West side of Lake Florida. Nineteen lots the city'snorth and their elimina tion ill not Swofford said the city's acGreat Southern bid 110.000 an the a di of 'the city's side were removed from the effect adversely the program Lion is subject to approval by dra planned sewer LAKE MARY he said. Acting tie U.S. Department of Housing Mayor Council deferred action on the bids until they receive a program Monday night by Donald Jackson as1ud Development of the vacant and Urgan Development(HUD) city report from the mayor's office. council Mond4*y to accept a Mayor Lawrence Swofford land within the area cited will and approval is expected later Bids were opened on dmmp trucks for the Utility because tA the property owners' not be CALNO osal wen t. Joe Creamons was the low bidder at $3 refusal to give easements for said. Feed for connection to th R nominations for menibtrship on e A pre-construction conunit, with the trade-In onevehicle. 00w bidders er sewer line installations, the Fast system at a 1a Central Florida lime will be ference with HUD officials Will Johnny BOIIOn Ford, $6,228 per unit less $1,Zi0 for trade-In; "There Is not time to go r ouncl JEAN PAON Regi ona l Pl a n n in g $250 r wilt rat n ,nb he r available." said board chair. than the also be he ld later this week, he • !Iefnt2elman Ford, $4,32 per unit including trad4 .ln; and and condemn the present $150 and owners will Herald ld Staf Writer ns of submitting the name man Mrs. W. I%CXLiOfl said, Luke Potter Dodge k 346 per unit with a $700 trade-in. easements," Swofford said, have pay the cost of the lines direcliv to the county cornBoard member Vernon • lie The north side sewer Chairman of Seminole Junior ec Bids were referred to the city manager and niayor' insisting the city can no longer in the future, Swofford said, mission, College's Teacher Evaluation said If a teacher .uuwu is financed with a $915,000 offices for checking before council takes action, wait for the property owners to basis of a st fired Jackson said accepting the Committee Burt H. Perin:hkf ° udent Bids were opened on baseball field lighting at SumTracts excluded were Lots 22- federal loan and $413,000 CALNO proposal would show said he expected SJC in- evaluation, and then protest the merset Park. Thompson Electric bid $9,981 with poles, $8,287 voluntary donate the land 25Terrace Frost'sApartments addition inarea, the lot federal grant. con- solidarity within the CALNO or- structors would be tftaan. timing in court, a copy of the A tract bid Approved for the project will without poles. Clark- Electric tAd 17,100 without All the properties deleted cn Bids ganizatlon. evaluation wn.M pth!y be the west aide of Lake expire next Tuesday '-' nointed with . were referred to the dtv mnar frem the program oiJ iiie resignation 'of Victor College Board of Trustees valuableevidence, and should Aiaioe and lots 51-64 on the accepted by the deadline. thekIng befcre council 'kes action. Miller, Winter Springs council. TueLy night to Include be available to the ad. Clty to -rcpsenUrg the cities of teacher evaluation procedures ministration at all times. bid for $17,000 for payment due on the new fire truck. The " first .student evaluations Seminole County on the an annual evaluation of all monev was not a budget item. He recommended council k I regional council has made a the new procedures will instructors, including those under include Li the bid money due H hydraulic excavation i l vacancy both the county comwith tenure, apd to keep coples be started within the next tIl machinery and utility department backhoes. Council put the mission and CALNO Weeks. to t bid on next week's agenda. he evaluations on file by the NOVEMBER 13, 197.1 fill. Shirley A. Letterio, Deltona co llege adminIstration, In other action College Bobbie Forrest ADM1SSIONs Anges H. Lengel, Deltona The evaluation committee President Dr. Earl Weklon George L Roundtree Sanford: • George E. Llcn, Deltona has been working for the past Is recommended the board apJohn Kenneth Dekie " Carrie L, Peake i ng Contract Betty Jane Moran, Geneva Claude M. Whitten months on an evaluation prove buying over a period of Louise Williams Niles Held, Orange City procedure report, Perinchief fIve years the computer Bernard Guy Thornton Clyde T. Ellison said It was the feeling of the equipment the college has been Clara N. Bryant, Oviedo Joe S. Smith Ela A. Elbell I Iuu majority of Instructors that leasing (or the past three years. David I. Rice A hrisline Westerfield Bfh student evaluation of tenured He sa id this action would cause Irene M. Evans and girl Bernice I)avis lh .-ic- Lwitv Schuol Mr. and Mrs. David (BarII tructor should be conducted fllorithly payments Lillian Books and boy by Mary F. Gibson Board will hold a regular Middle only once every three years, $136 and free maintenance on bara) Ritchey a girl, Orange n T Margit Awzustlr,e, DeBary Mary E. Russell City icn th is'1i WOUi(i be conp.m. in a. &uth uie Elementary C. aUUUWiUiU(IC1IiCVaIWJijQJ LJVLRfl(1 Betty Anne Cotton, the county courthouse, should be returned to tiarifleaflon of Name In. tinued. The board tabled the WINTER Gertrude Lelsenring, Deltona SPRINGS—A structo Altamonte Springs School Supt. William "Bud" rs th co wi out mntttcr until a report could be Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona pies being 9. Approval for Repeal of recommendation will be Pcrl C. West, DrEary DISCHARGES kept by the Layer said he will recommend Local Legislation made on whether the equip. administration John C. Carter, Geneva received by city council Sylvester Loehr, Deflary Sanford: a contract for data processing ment will still serve the pur. 10. In Lieu of Transportation faculty sentiment Raymond C. ulting Hays, Geneva co ns engineer t ry Mary F. Gulick, Ben Steele in Seminole County Schools at Hequest Richard stronger on the of poses of the college in five dispositi on Smith, Lake Mary Madaus at 7:30 tonight on Frederick Docke, DeBary JaneE. Pruden the meeting. years' if. J.R. the evaluations then on time, when it will be YMCA CarryL.Adams,Longwood llattLlWay s request for Funding ,_—____ will also be discussion Agreement mission to clean up lake Inper. frequency of evaluation of eight years old. on the construct.ion of a building the tenured faculty" said Perin. The board approved bidding ranchlands area, 12, Field Trips—Longwood, for trainable mentally retarded Forest City & English Estates liattaway also has been chief. He said faulty inemnhers on a motor honie-tpe vehicle to ep and an auto-body shop IV. OLD BUSINESS asking the city to annex 70 felt it should be their privilege be used to desseminate in. r*i' M4y Sok tnt or Seminole mntno1e High a to retain the only copies of their formation about the college, ,1ig1. C iwI" V NEW BUSINESS Lw Lost ton La acres of land, ir. i p Kraft Co . Layer said evaluations and it should be register suudents off-campus, KaA vi. IMS FOR AI0N A It CI $4') i,' iii, A code if ordinances $1, !I'. lI i, ir it , Alc" "1 will rnd For counselling. prerogative 111i 111i 0'. the board ii', ii, rwepnredbytheMunkipalcetheir Iii A. BUDGET & FINANCE— fl' that the state probe of 1i M . ea us I ti ons were They approved the ap. (.orp. and is made a Proposed ' 4dAtt ' 21h available to 'asseloerry Elementary School Bus. & to the the administration pointinent Retired Senior plementng law, up for con- it Fina oc i 2? R r iI ces -dl begin Thursday," Layer Volunteer Program advisory sideration, is expected to get I. Fivanc;al Sta tement & Am TLT : 4. a W l'iie board approved a board of live members: Rev. cs 'UM BI the boards approval, W . Warrants tOf uttutI 1I3 33 fl mobil 0 I "'. of the William Pickett; Robert "" James tartee, the owner of narrative summary 2. Conference ltcm I M • JI,.' n' P'' AGENDA D-a'hii- Mr student evaluations 3 41 Ai being five acres tract will appear made William ii 3. Sewle High School W,v "It by instructors' Mrs. Ned Julian Sr.; and Mrs. rwin CM immediate owl Ind , , seeking approval to Mike Butler. subdivide 114 7111 It') 141- 14h 74,- his tract into two parcels and supervisors before the original B. "Ur 31k,w 31%. r I Mot Invocation and fledge ot (;atchel,PERSONNEL-Stewart c*ft Pw ---_-__ ~ - ( Naluations are returned to 1" EMIR asking for building pert Director of Personnelcl, Allegiance The only other items Instructional and Non11 ROLL CALl. NEW YORK (AP) Stock P ro, G. All board members agreed a , 1944 agem, are routine reports ' 2 lnstrijrtianil 1tr omrnen(!a vu re hI Ii r fod ro HI tnil p t''I IH\ il\I;1:'f's tiu, th ori'lfljI cvdlu,Il$,lI (rIoli tbt. %ii i1JI1 1UUS . , . lt.lIIl1t'ti ffwm j•_I analysts said Tuesday's late 1114 114 Ill-, itEPtJlcI—wii)iamji P. Layer 4t-r should be kept by the ad U.. C. BIDS—Roger Harris, o' it is ministratun If we ever need Winter Springs Elemen. E)ireclor of Purchacin '. l44i US. rally had spilled over Into early 14 Yr'_AGENDA—Call :" trading titry—j'ermnjssion to Bid to order; to cheek back on an evaluation . Pledge to Flag; Roll Call; n I. Installation of . Reg P Casselberry InvestigatIon E01 ALI h I I Approval of Minutes of October we should be sure a COPY Is 4,' 2. Ceiling Installation for f-.ir IN ' the Dow Jones average of 30 54ICII Lin Data Processing Eastlroojc w ti'. 30, 1973; Health & Recreation industrials was up nearly a $ flcco,ndatjon_lst Reading FLI P.. IReport, Commissioner John PurchaseOrder fl' 37' poiht and advancing issues I Ily Ruilting for 1MH Ford JIM Booth, Zoning and Industrial i), PUPIl. PERSONNEt sollil R WA 04 461* 174 rnoderatclyleddeclirrson the '4?rth Stucntc or t I liflr a Utport, (O1!iliiiSSiOfler 'Ito> 1. Ir n Br uk I) fet Th 4 u p r tr K I t hangt ii of Polan Atii &r%zees d & Bridge Rtport 25, 1uhuiert 77:1 7; 771k t 4Ø; 4 I Maternity Lee—Non sioner Cliff Jordan, Volume leader on the Big Tt.h Offering you a compfef line Vocational Technical ('ertifted Personnel 57I Also, Police & Fire Report, T4 04 3T11 i,, ?its Board in early 4 trading Was Seminole high I'l.tilthng, l sions of service with diligence-, UAAC Ind Cornmnlssjoner Victor Miller; Is" t, Carolina Power ': r: r & I ii'ht o ff jr r . i i ., I- in tote & I ltttiui ltiprl, ' I 1',VF \ThRY ThA' U at 2l1 lollowed b, Al I, up ti Un L aw .11. ' Commissioner Vicki Raker, i at 49 IU A added '. at .711i uss I I w. r IRiES INVITED Ma>oi Report, Md)or Brown, 1' I N UFTES-4-k--tober 10. 12 & 24 gained 34 at 30; and Vornado *4"Will 7. Approval of Mr Con- l97. Xh )911, .Wt Inc. fell '-a at 5. P10- SOx 86, CAsselberry, Fla. xt1,. Cp - r e. ' to court I tead r P In such situations, he said, the rules of equal apply and the C1&g is compelled to show that there was no alternative but to deny the services. "We maintain the area is one into which the city wishes to prevent the intrusion of any minority housing," said Cruddy, representing the United Farm Workers of Florida Housing Project, Inc. protection I . - to proj request to National Ll muer for Council took no action on the, county zoning board's recommendations for the Sterling Park and .tSonS property as no representatives from the properties attended the meeting. They were re'cheduled for next week's work session. , Coundiladoedanintentoa,uxBig[jdy$pag store and lounge on SR 436, took on Lakeview Drive to provide additional parking for Club Juana Public hearings on the annexations of both properties were scheduled for Dec. 27 7.30 Bids were opened on an 85 KW generator. A bid of 18,986 was received from Boynton and Associates, Inc. anda no-bid from DeWind Machinery Co. 3 __,_....._ — . 1. ;_' ~, I - , and _~..I-~_'il __ - ~~ y • council accept Mcadows' interim plan area SECRETARY OF STATE henry Kissinger is adept at many things, including fielding questions at press conferences. . 0 In two hours of free-wheeling Tuesday night, the President promised to make lull disclosure of all facts bearing on the Watergate conS troversy and other scandals that have beselged his administration. Sen. Howard Ii. Raker Jr., of Tennessee, vice chairman of the Senate Watergate cornniiittt'e, said Nixon did spond his that the President meet with the in m' private but on-the-record question-and-answer session. Other senators said Nixon's responses were frank, candid a:,. Baker said: "I've never witnessed a more frank presidential conversation." Following the session the .1%l • 'i& $),.,.4,l.... .,..4 AIU 1ut. Nixon £114.,.L isiI to a party for Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, HUtah. It was the President's second surprise outing in less than a week and at the party he played a chorus of "Happy Birthday" on the piano for the 7S-year-old Bennett. Party guests included eight of the senators who had meli earlier with Nixon. All Republican senators have been invited to meet with Nixon to offer advice and to ask quesconversation ' Determine Needs recommended process. --_____________ -- He Brevard Cocoa. Area on an . ege; t iR man osp ta on Small Car Interest Rising Tht nation's car buyers, used to riding in the roomy lop of liiury, are tJiuwing increased interest In small car's which Sip gasoline Instead of guzzling it. A survey of auto deaJersby The Associated Press shows that the rise In gasoline prices and the possibility of rationing has brought a surge of inquiries about small cars and their economy. "This gasoline thing has got people scared to death," says Danny Papernoster, a salesman at Dick Clifton Motors Inc., in Columbus, Ohio, a Flat and American Motors Dealer. I, otes want of - Process Engineer ' ABo d ar ge d n To Report a O has been building for a year, Dealers say the with the result that the supply of small cars Isn't keeping pace with the demand and that delivery waits are two months or more in many Instances. In the week since President Nixon's energy crisis message, interest in small cars has peaked. situation 4 to (frep from Noon 'rw vo .- R e. ,W ------ -. lik. -. -w ~ ~ i- , ' announce to ,,. . -- ;-•r-• ' ...=,t-. - , - St k P Higher , , : ' : - Market Rally Pfli : — ,,, a . ! _~__ ;f. i;.. ••. - -- - . ____ :: ,. :: ma. . " _ • ' w. J)r : ' ' - 'I' "I '• • -1 Roa Funeral S p ly Co : : ' s ,, '', i, Carte-e, NQUIR ES 32701 - 4 l'BESII)EN'F'S PAL Charles - 'lkbe" Hebozo public statement acknowledged a $100,000 campaign contribution from Howard Hughes in 1970 but said he did not inform the [,resident personally about the money until after the elect ions. in a rare Serving... I-- . HOSPITALITY, WARM it Candidate Qualifies For Council Vacancy The qualifying period for the ('A S SE 1,13 E u n v .Jo h n gasoli ne station split 13 month terni opened Sa lmon operator who also serves as a Monday and will close next member of the police reserves, Tuesday. The victor in this race is the lone candidate to have will presumably take office qualified so far for the special immediately after the clectiom,. election Dec. 410 fill the city council seat vacated by 'I' ll,' ,iti1ittil I lij,ilil Itichard Wirz' death. -- , a Thej election will be listed the Casselberry separated ballot. Also to be filled is the mayor's office with candidates Bill Crier, incumbeni and harry Sambrook. Two coundl:nen will be selected from a field of four including Edith Duerr tI), David Smothers, John Yamnitz and John Ztieco on ii 49 ., — -. raç - The lack of diesel oil BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) threatens to force a shutdown of oil well drilling rigs. "how ridiculous can you get? 'groaned Gov. Edwin W. Edwards when he learned that many drilling rigs In Gulf Coast states were pinched by diesel allocations. Fritz Spencer, Louisiana's energy coordinator, said he approved 16 emergency orders Tuesday totaling 120,000 gallons of diesel fuel for drilling rigs In the state. He said he had 14 applications pending "We've got to find It for them," he said. "We have to cover the drilling industry, if nothing else." orts . ----------. Oil Crisis Threatens Rigs ' ' _ - Da il y and CICePI Saturday Put0il h ed . b, The Sanford Herald. 300 French Ave, 5an'ord. r, 3277$ N - 'P(OOd CIS Posta ge Pad " Sanford. Floi'da 3277$ ¶ubtcr.pt' C a rrier Rait by A, VV4 SSc Year $28 i GREETINGS, AND A v/IDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: 1( 'I(OI1tP1 ( ()/(. flEA HUGHES 834 9212 Sa nford SANDRA RAWLINS 8)4 92)2 Ca ssel ber r, SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 Ailamon,j Sprinis SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 648 5867 Deltona ai;- -_ t'-_'' = ;-._:= --,.-----------, -- ----- . - - - _?__flt_ ,__C._- -----—.'---,—._—__- - - -- -- - The Sanford Herald Senators Lectu re President Seminole Junior College will be rocking with music on Nov. 16 at a musical festival beginning - I - Wednesday, Novo 14,1973-3A �__ 4A—The Sanford '~1 Mood — ------•-- Herald ------- __________ - - h- -- - -- ---------- — - -------- - - - 1 - __ - - 14, 1973 Wednesday, Nov. i Florida News Briefs Events By JAMES CARY Copley News Service The action and criminal allegations involving top White Israeli Middle East war, and a narrowly averted House and other administration figures that has grown out of the Watergate affair. The resignation of 'lice President Spiro T. Agnew in the wake of a federal grand jury investigation into cha rges he was guilty of kickback, extortion and other crimes while first a county executive in, and governor of, Maryland. President Nixon's decision to courts a summary of recorded White House conversations believed to contain evidence related to the Watergate case—a complete rciii'ci'sal of pIiioU stands. The uproar that followed including firing by the President of special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox and the resignations of Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson and Deputy Atty. Gen. William Ruckeishaus, Subsequent moves in Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against the President Nixon financed the purchase of his homes on Key Biscayne, Fla., and at San U.S.-Soviet confrontation there over indications Moscow might introduce Soviet forces. Kissinger Nation Add still more spreading ramifications of Wa tergate, involving a mysterious $100,000 political contribution reportedly given to President Nixon's good friend, Charles G. (Bebe Rebozo by billionaire Howard Hughes and allegations the money was kept unused in a safe deposit box for three years. Add another report that Rebozo knowingly or unknowingly cashed $91,500 in stolen stock that had been used to secure a loan, .Link this to continuing interest in how The nomination of House Republican leader Gerald Ford, R.Mich., to become vice president, a move bringing into operation for the first time the new 25th Amendment to th e Constitution. The apparent decision in Congress to delay on Ford's nomination until it ca n be determined whether the President will be impeached. The decision on that could be months away, leaving the vice presidency vacant. Add to this the ou(break of ' a new Arab- WASH INGTON_There has never been another period in American history like it. Consider the cascading, disastrous sequence of recent events: A constitutional crisis of unprecedented dimensioris centered on the presidency and vice presidency. The amazing complex of issues, side issues offer Grip Clemente, Calif. Works Again • Caulfield s lestimony ..., Turbulent 9f it Nixon, Kraft Taps ~~_,J __~~' 5 Policemen Suspended by Jack Anderson MIAMI (AP) — Five Miami police officers have been relieved from duty pending further investigation into a young woman's charges that they abducted her from a downtown tavern and raped her. The 18-year-old woman, who admitted she had been a prostitute for five of the six months she's been in Miami, passed a lie detector test earlier this week and spent nearly four hours Tuesday with state attorneys, authorities said. "What she says happened, happened," said polygraph examiner Warren Holmes. The woman said that two officers threw her into a pickup truck and were later joined by three other men, police said. She told officers that all five were out of uniform. Police refused to Identify the five officers pending Formal charges. Cti Former would need (more technical WASHINGTON to im. White Ilcuse undercoverman information) in order John Caulfield has told pie mtflh the wiretap. Caulfield got this informa Senate investigators about wiretapping Presilion for Ragan from a friend his role Nixon's brother. Donald, of Caulfield's in the Secret dent and columnist Joseph Kraft. Service. "Caulfield again went to These sensitive telephone the Ehrjichman and said that a taps were ordered by installer card would President's right-hand man, phone Johi' Ehrlichman, who ap' be necessary case someone in pare tly didn't trust the FBI were caught while tamper with the telephone line. to d the tapping "because it Ehrlichman instructed was a to go to John DaCaulfield . .— The Secret Service not y es, then on the White house Reiv'a rcls only tapped Donald Nixon's to get this card. Davies TOKYO (AP) — The Nationalists continue would not mean an end to trade a sumphone, according the card to Caulfield gave This is one of the major steps invoke the long years of Amen , and other exchanges between mary of Caulfield's closedfrom opening statements whopa, ' svil it on to Ragan. the chinese rcard as a prelunboth sides, some important an friemthjp and support for the two Other nations that have dior, t 't i muny. but Nfl' \b4ut a wetk or ten days development in Climese-Aireni- mary to an exchange oF am- (Jtmiang. But privately they see Liken the same route have ductud "Personal sur following the initial request can relations can be expected bassadOrs. The other, more tin- the handwriting on the wail, markedly increased their trade veillance" of him. from Ehrlichman. Caulfield from U.S. Secretary of State portant one is for the United Their newspapers are pre. with Taiwan. Since Japan broke "Caulfield was to monitor was again called by EhrlichHenry A. Kissinger's visit t o States to break diplomatic rela. paring the public for a ";... 'ccl the final relations with the Nationalist this pioject to determine if it man who s (ions with President Chiang break, Peking. government last year, some had any merit," states the wiretap because (the late A rupture in the formal des 400,000 Japanese have visited summary. "Caulfield did not F1 chief J. Edgar) Hoover Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei Kai-shek's Nationalist governbetween Washington and Taipei Taiwan. lna toast at the banquet he gave ment on Taiwan. listen to any of the tapes would take care of it. stw'fj)! night said Kissinger resulting from the sur- Caulfield called Ragan to 11 " wasinPeking(orthesjthe ,.'' veillance, but merely kept call off the tap, and Raan -I' ! A.W "to vs ith S on _____ ______ abreast of the information told him 'It's done. - ----. ACVLij the normalization of Sino__________ _____ Put in 'Burn Bag' that was being reported by r . ______ . American relations and issues Caulfield testified that he the Secret Service. _7- -- . . ofcommoninterest," later obtained the telephone 'Nothing of Value' tape from Ragan and _______ ____ Kissinger in reply noted his "This wiretap was placed "clttro&J it hr placing it in last visit in February 1972, when Donald Nixon was out one of the burn bags without .#TT' President Nixon and Prein California, and Caulfield ever telling Ehrlichman . __________________________________________ j. niler Chou En-lal agreed to set recalls receiving telephone about this tape." up liaison offices In Peking and calls from Secret Service Footnote My associate Washington. He added: "We contacts who would report George Clifford reached i: ' are determined to do much that nothing was happening Donald Nixon who refused to more and to complete the proc, "Alter three weeks, Caulfield comment on the story. "But I ess that we started two years ___________ reported to Ehrlichman that will say this," he said, "you ago as rapidly as possible." there was nothing of value fellows will have a day of corn i n g from t he s u r - reckoning. There have been a That "much more" could in%'eillance, and he recom- lot of stories written. I have a cludeanannouncement that th, !/ mended that it should be can- whole drawer full of them. two governments have resolved i' celed. Th e surveillance was The stories about me by Jack of Chinese finanallegedly terminated follow- Anderson and many others cia assets frozen in the United ing Caulfield's recommenda- are 95 per cent untrue and States and claims for American Ø lion." false." property taken over by the As the "action officer with' Ragan's attorney, Philip Communists and that they have in the White House on Nixon Herrick, said Ragan couldn t ;_ agreed to establish reciprocal family problems," Ehrlich- comment because he is talktradeJflLsslOflS,Th13W0U]d give man also "gave Caulfield the ing to the Senate Watergate the growing U.S.-China track a assignment of tracking Committee about the Kraft shotfnthear,ButjtwoukJ, 06 _____ Donald Nixon Jr., when he got tap. The White House said put the two countries much into some trouble in the Sier- Davies is now in Hawaii, but I closer to diplomatic recognira Madre. California," repeatedcallst,j-jawa faillion, the goal Kissinger ob____ Caulfield sent a private eye, ed to locate him. Ehrlichman, / ____ viously referred to. Anthony Ulasewicz, to approached through his at California "to investigate the torney, had no comment Withdrawal of some or all of I situation and report it back to Kraft was unavailable in the the 9,000 U.S. troops on Taiwan L Ehrlichmaa," Middle East when we went to could be another by-product of 11% --The Joseph Kraft tap was press. ordered in June 1969. Washington Whirl' One of States has promised to pull 3,,...- "Ehrlichman requested that the Smithsonian Institution's 000 out, and the communique Caulfield arrange the tap most fascinating historical 10fl and Cbou signed in 1972 i6A within the next 24 hours, ' items probably will never be said all of them would be st a t es the sum mary. put on exhibit at the famous moved when the situation warA little light would help! 'Ehrlichman explained that museum. It'c the list of contributions to the Nixon camhe could not use the because It was a 'sieve,' and paign from the Smithsonian therefore it was necessary for Associates' National Board. 27 members on the board, Caulfield to do this tap. 16 coughed up more than Contacted Ragan $34O,000 ... 'Fh prestigious aci " After i i looking at the counting firm of Coopers and Is No Georgetown neighborhood Lybrand did the auditing to where Kraft lived, Caulfield back up President Nixon's heading down a doubtful path when COPLEY NEWS cope with mass unemployment, went back to Ehrlichman to Dublic statements about his it proposes a sort of civilian "GI As the task force noted, explain the serious difficul. an Clemente land deal. Now With our colleges and universities Bill," as a corollary to that policy, number of available Jobs for young tics inherent in placing a we've learned the firm got a already turning out more graduates The proposal is for the federal Americans is likely to increase $242,000 contract from the wiretap In that neighthan the job market can absorb, government to pay high school Justice Department to during the 1970s. Technolc.gy is borhood. Ehrlichman again more than half of all young develop graduates for performing various an accounting tending to create more Jobs than it emphasized that the tip had system (or its Law EnforceAmericans are still opting for a "community service" Jobs. The idea eliminates. The jobs to be filled are to be done and so instructed ment Assistance Adminiscollege education. This dilemma, wouid be to give them some work in private industry, however, not in Caulfield, trat ion,.,. The Washington according to a new study by a experience and the time to decide community service categories. "Caulfield told Ehrlich. Post's rapier-penned columwhether four years of college is governiTent task force, can t man that he would contact nist Maxine Cheshire has route they really want to follow for a blamed on Washington's policy of The number of young Americans Jack Ragan, his contact from signed up to do a book mr career. promoting the growth of colleges as entering college can be controlled n the 1968 campaign. Ragan $150,000 to be called tenan end in itself. However, a federal program a number of ways, including and Caulfield went to the tatively "VIP." One of her properly The (ask force of educators which in effect would pay young designed entrance neighborhood together to unprinted episodes involves a people to stay out of college, at least reported to the Department of examinations. Washington can help survey the preposed tap, and busty Playboy centerfold model who dated Secretary of for a while, Is a lame solution, all too Health, Education and Welfare that those who are diverted from college Ragan told Caulfield that he State Henry Kissinger. typical of the government's ten. what is needed now Is not more or by encouraging vocational training bigger colleges but a type of dency to try to solve a problem by and expanding present work-study throwing money at it. The proposal education after high school that programs. This promises much leads more directly to Jobs. That smacks of the m.akework programs more than some kind of young people's WPA. makes sense, but the task force is instituted under the New Deal to ing U S Si n o "rallcs I-bid the Tax Rebate Vote staff, to to p. 41 ___ ,.' _____ - ______ ____________________________ - Other Thoughts if 'i, _______ How seriously the nation considers the cor..servation of resources may very well judged by the action Congress takes on legislation whose purpose is the creation of federal policies that will promote recycling of salvageable materials, A move toward the proper climate is contamed in a bill which has been introduced by Sen. Frank E. Moss, D-Utah. Among other steps to _______ ____ ,- ,,.. ,, ____ ______ f -- ___________ ________ ., ______ _____ _____ - _17•• ______ - _____ ____ _____ ________________ _________ I , " _____ __________ N __________ ' -' ____ ____ ' - -- % " ___ straight ____ ___ 300N. 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Noparl of any material. ne-s or adertiing of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner *ithoul written permission of the pub(ther of The Herald Any ndi',.duaI or firm responsible for suc h reproduction vii, iU be cons idered 's infringing on The Heralds copyright and v, ill beheld l,able foi' damage under the law 4 - ' Educational Challenge C v l an Trie Herald is a member of the Associated Press whih , entitled exclusively totheufor reproduction ofall the local r.e,s pr.nted in Th's neçpper - - '.:. .. Bruce Biossat _____________________________ - Herald Area Correspondents I ,3'I4 & Lon Black Community Facing up to oil realities of 1973 '.'". • H ;-? 54 16 ''. VANCOUVER, B.C. (NEA) (Last of Thre Related Columns) '.:-. ..- .) "Hi-- rn!i'.-_= jt-.h '• t __ , .7=--m T1_;:=vf - - ____ - M •. -:-,'' Bear Lake - Forest City Grace Spinks 831 8062 Lake Monroe 372 2611 ' .___._____7_..-____.. 9 -. -•. ti I, Deftoni. De8ary Enterprise F .rneIt Edwards 8363 Chuluofa Liza Geneva Oviedo SIima Liz 'am 5705 - Oteen Mrs Ctarenc ,,, -' Alfamonfe Springs Elda Nichols Winter Sprtnqi Nancy Booth 37? 67)S Caseiberry - Fern Park fariqk'wood, ( Estates Gic1etrW. Eatbroek 5 ?9? -- Here in British Columbia you're hundreds of miles from Athabasca sands and the frontier of hope for continental oil security in the 1980s. You're back where t hm' talk is of current fuel hirtagu:. and how to meet them today and in the uhter mediate years. B. C.rids le smi of its own conventional crude oil and part olAitwrta's t) pipeline to refineries in Washington state just to the south. t tiu e air here is filled with fears of spills from tanker3thatmayinafewycarshed(orthoscnear ywaterside facilities, bearing loads from the now-certain Alaska pipeline which will tap the great North Slope with its rich new discoveries. The U.S. Paufic Northwest expects to need that Alaskan outwt, since Canada is s'en a5 keeping more of its cunven t:urial production for itself. Shipments to the U.S. already have been cut back 175,300 barrels a day. Steep new export taxes have been announced (to the outrage of freespirited Albertans, and a new pipeline is to be built carrying western Canadian oil beyond it. current eastern terminus a' Toronto all the way 1.' Montreal — lessening dependence on Venezuelan imports in the earn provinces. So Vancouver s spectacular port is cold w a ter in the face of the dreamer fresh from the Aihabasca future. U's a place for totting up the realities of 1973. Let's 1iok at where the world's proven conventional reserves are, and where there-might he mre to be drawn out before falling back to "second line" synthetic crude from such stores as Alberta's oil sands and Colorado's shales, The experts put the known conventional reserves at almost 670 billion barrels. Middle Eastern and African lands hold 462 billion barrels, or around 70 per cent of the total. "Africa" in oil terms includes productive Libya. Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria. But, as everybody knows, the world's presently largest known oil pool lies n the Persian Gulf Arab countries and nearby fran Their total is some 356 billion barrels, and Saudi Arabia holds 138 billions of that reserve. With their staggering new price boosts and their war-inspircd cutbacks and their embargo of shipments to America (joined by Libya), these lands are teaching the West the rrilous meaning of dwndency upon this Immense reserve. hey supply Western Europe with 80 per cent of its energy. West Europe and Japan tO9t h'-r have been I a 1-: jug 69 per Lent of all Middle Eastern and African oil, and the United States had been counting on getting more and more Ws take was closer to 10 per cent of its consumption than to the an' flounced 6 per Burdened with soaring demand from more cars, more power plants, more pull on supplies from antipollution devices, America can't find quick set& Not Pst Canada(10 billion barrels in conventional reserves), but Venezuela (13,7 billion) and Indonesia (10 billion) have racked up price hikes. Ths'v, with the Middle East, are the chief U.S. foreign suppileN, and lately we've been importing 35 per cent of our needs. Known U.S. reserves. including 10 hilion barrels in Alaska. total less than 40 billion Vet we have our optimists Some iy Alaska's North SIoj),. may hold another 190 billion 90 •mt dio ered Prudhoe Hay, 100 in westerly miaal reserves (Area No. 4). And there are liberal estimates that U.S. continental shelves off California, the Gulf of Mexico states and the Atlantic seaboard may contain 190 billion more. But none of this is "at hand" to carry us through to day's crunch toward the more distant but perhaps safer dreams stirred UI) by Athabasca, Sen. Edward Gurney Suite 5107, Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 Sen. Lawton Chiles Suite 2106 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 Rep. William Chappell Suite 1124, Longworth House Office Building '111'siiuigton D. C., 20315 'I Rep. William Gunter Suite 423, Cannon House Office Building Washington, D. C. 20515 - I- .- ::" - _L_ -- - - -- -- --- ____ Wednesday, Nov. 14,1973-5A Rep. Louis Frey Suite 214, Cannon House Office Building Washington, D. C. 20515 Seminole County I ';" Legislative Delegation Itt'l), Eugene Mooney, chail in an 2115 Cree Trail, Casselberry or House Office Building, Tallahassee, Florida ' k ~, Rep. Vince I"eehtel ,Jr, P.O. Box 1426 Lecsburg, Fla, Or House Office Building Tallahassee, Fla, cent). 'I.," -- % WA cm%6i;~ "Psst! Macslot, you wan: buy some heating oil?" 0 Universiti es Offer Civil Rights Info TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) states were also rejected. in complying with ,the Civil effort on the part of state 01(1The plan called For increased State University officials University officials estimate flights Act. daIs" but that it did not contain recruiting of minority group have promised immediate ac- 870 million in federal funds to Holmes said the rejected plan sufficient detail on how the members but did not say how (ion to provide Information de- Florida universities Is at stake showed "an obvious good faith goals set out would be achieved, this would be done. It gave no manded by the U.S. Civil Rights basis for projected increases In Office In rejecting Florida's minority enrollments and did desegregation plans. not show how facilities would be "We will respond to their deimproved at predominantly tailed questions and provide black Florida A&M University, whateser additional informaTALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) the legislation now pending If it was determined Askew IlolaTics said. (ion they want," vice chancellor — A co-chairman of the Florida there will solve "Vow' plan must be specific the problems needed more power, MacKay Philip Ashler said Tuesday. Energy Committee says he'll we're been worried about," and Firestone were to ask the both as to objectives and proc. "My general impression wait until Congress acts on said State Rep. Kenneth MacK- governor to call a special esses and each action in the Is,, they are giving us "A" for President Nixon's recoin- ay, D-Ocala. sion of the legislature to consid- plan must be set forth in dc. effort on what we are doing but nwndations for energy con' tail," be said. MacKay and State Sen. cv their recommendatIons, they need additional informa- servation before deciding George Firestone, D-Miami, Regents corporate secretary (ion," Ashler said. whether to ask for a special were authorized by the Florida Meanwhile, officials said two Hendrix Chandler said that belegislative session, panel earlier this month to see state universities are planning cause Holmes letter rejecting The letter Civil Rights "I think our consensus now is if Gov. Reubin Askew needed to install computer systems an earlier plan arrived May 19 director Peter Holmes de- we should stay as closely additional power to lower speed which automatically cut off and the new plan had to be in by iminded a new plan within 90 coordinated as we can with limits and allocate fuel on an electrical devices when power June 11, there was little time to days. The plans of eight other Congress and see to what extent emergency basis, furnish the details now sought. consumption goes up. Sen. Lori Wilson, 1755 Pelican Drive Merritt Island, Fla. or Senate Office Building Tallahassee, Florida Sen. John W. Vogt 110 Mutiny Lane Merritt Island, Fla. or Senate Office Building Tallahassee, Fla, Watch Your - FAT- GO Lose ugly FAT-GO diet plan. Nothing unuUonal Just steady weight loss for those that r•alIy want to lose. A full 12 day supply only 12-50. 'Tbo price of two cups of cot!... Ask Fairway Pi.ua Drugs FAT-GO reducing plan and start losing weight this wp.k. Money back In full If not compist.. ly satisfied with weight loss from lbo vary first package. ,. DON'T DELAY eat FAT-GO today. from Saving Energy Is Costly TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla, (AP) — Goy. Reubin Askew was the only state Cabinet official to teasel via commercial airliner to it hearing In Naples, but his cnergy saving efforts cost the taxpayers more money than if he had uet i state plane. Askew, three aides and two security guards took a cornmericial aircraft to Naples for the Tuesday hearing on the proposed Big Cypress Zwainp purchase. Journa l' Asks Gurney To Resign DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AU) — The Daytona Beach News-Journal today demanded that Sen. Edward Gurney, RFla., resign from the Senate Watergate Committee. The News-Journal said Its editorial In today's editions was prompted by Gurney's lone vote Tuesday against a resolution for President Nixon to meet with the Watergate Committee. The newspaper said another major reason for its demand was the fact that Gurney was under investigation by the Justice Department sind possibly the Senate Select Committee on Standards and Conduct for an allegedly secret political fund. According to sources, Gurney cast the only vote against the resolution by Sen. Lowe I P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., to formnally request the meeting and ask the President to makc available all tape recordings and documents relevant to the panel's investigation. "This is the logical approach by the committee," the News. Journal said. "It has heard from a number of witnesses who have implica ted the President in the Watergate coverup. Abduction, Fire Tale Made Up' Grut Gift Id.. for I ! ~ 2 1~ 11 - corrr ___ Automatic Home Coffee Brewer 995 $3 - '1 N-i' k;;t;- -.' -'I' . ,'. , . .-.., -, . _t_..__~___&" 1 ', - - : 4 . ilr'~ 1) 1'~~ *-' t..kli , . , , m 9corge 133 Cut ha. S stua - Dsr. id A& _'ltii CD __ . 9 _~_~ A 15e4 ~Ao ,J ~ ,~ 0/ --tc~IIIIIIIIIIII~ 41 -0 ~ - . "\ Till'. FLORIDA'EA'T. Stole Cop'ml ?5i ToiIohoia,Fkj 32304 Phone 934-188-5491 0 oi 04 If 1 1 1 ,1 1 I 1 ,1 1 ~ IIIIIIIIII11- A0 Iel ~~ ii~:?41 6e_ ooMe--ol,;t/14E.1 4eeX404.J L4,z.,,.i o 0 VIA IF L40.e,40d4l) ar - / ,ea J 00 -1 ,L' .4vell .,---t~ 9 .,.,• ., 1 4 / • •/ , ,., . ' / 'I, I-, - / / ' I, -. I / 1 / I, ,, - 1 , / / "All this business about abduction and racial incidents was all fabrication," said Broward County Sheriff Edward J. Stack on Tuesday. "The couple isn't married, they were evicted from their apartment, both are unemployed, they have no visible means of support." "The only thing she told the truth about was that she drove the victim to the hospital." . - -,- 4 0~1 Il 4f Bryan Kempler. 33, was beaten and kicked in the head, bound with electrical cord, doused with a inflammable liquid and set afire, police said. Officers Tuesday arrested Johnny I kra Id, 31, of Fort I auderdale, on charges of aggravated assault. Herald told police that he was drunk and be and Kempler argued about ti'e quality of repair work the victim had done on two television sets, Stack said. 10 - -- . 4 1 d - / . 0' 4 I , 4C 1 ~1 d# z1( A0 11111 / ~& A4 VA_- ~~.-Oe ' 446."001 it L,' I Ma'r'? Ii Ci* Metrrtisi,FIa 32957 Phone 305 452 tOR FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AU) - A black woman who told police a gang of black attackers abducted her and her white husband and set him afire made up the story, authorities "lie admits he got angry at Kempler, beat him up and tied him with electrical wire," Stack said. "We don't know who Set the victim on fire, but we are sure there were sevi'al other people In the apartment. ,.His girlfriend apparently stood by and watched it all happen," tie said. 321 3e43 2575 Orlando Or "-""'-- - 4Z ~p Only $2.50 at Fairway Plaza Drugs PP, Horn. or Offlc• MR Four other cabinet officials start using commercial air- Fort Myers on commercial airused state planes to make the liners whenever possible. craft and then took state cars to trip. Three executive pool air. He had planned to use the Naples, said Harling. craft nude the trip but Mkew' twin turboprop Gulfstream Askew left 'hind Atty. Gen. 12-passenger Gulistream plane which state aircraft bu- Robert Shevin and Comptroller stayed in Tallahassee. reau chief Max West said would Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson, who "No doubt there Is more cx- have consumed 400 gallons of had planned to travel with the !w'nse, but it b al.'j crergy sav- Jet fuel for tbe ruun" ;rip, governor on his plane, but had ing," said Maurice Harling, 'IV three other suite planes to arrange For another state Askew's assistant press secre- that made the trip burn an esti- plane instead. tary. "The governor wants to do mated total of 450 gallons of Added expenses were incurred his part in energy saving." fuel, West said. by auto transportation from Askew said at a news conferThe governor changed his Fort Myers to Naples and overence last week he was going to mind, traveled a day early to night lodging. excess weig ht with the sonsible NEW H ouse Con siders E say. II BERf$'('S IIORLO ____________________________ I'!f Know Your Congressmen of Anser w tI Bill' - 0! ~ , - :.;...#. .• Ill MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Elderly ladies knitted silently as they surveyed the scorched remains of a recreation center which provided day care, educational and recreational activitics for more than 1(K) senior citizens. The center was gutted Tuesday by fire which police said was set deliberately by burglars who splashed inflammable liquids on the Interior walls to feed the blaze, "What can I say, where can I go," said Harry A. Shugar, 72. 'Some people cried. I felt like crying because it was a place to ga and something to do," Anna Sarbosky, 81, said she took arithmetic lessons at the center. "I live to come here, It's not good for old people to be alone," she said. "I sit and talk with other ladies," .- DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY COUr4r Editor ____ '- Comptroller J RICHARDS Sports Editor I,, ii ________ ____ -WALTER A. ClE LOW, Editor an - - a ___ . 83)9993 SANFORD, FLA 3777 day. McAlister said no major "roadblocks" had developed In the talks but the "going Is slow and careful." "u TELEPHONE MIAMI (AP) - Federal mediator WUllam McA1ii'er says he's still hoping for an early settlement of the 14-day walkout of electrical workers at Florida Power and Ught Co, Company officials and negotiators for the 4,500 members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers today were set to discuss Issues for the sixth _____ _______ __________ Th r !~anfvrh ferath - FPL Strike Goes -. ____ proposal would put recycled materials on an eq uable basis with virgin materials insofar as taxes and freight rates are concerned. 372 2611 TA U.ArIAs.sEr;, Fla. (Al' ) house Republican leader Jim Tillman says GOP legislators are offering Florida citizens a chance to vote themselves a tax rebate. Tillman of Sarasota said Tuesday he was sure they would not turn down the proposals on tax and spending limits the way Calif Grnla rejected Gov. Ronald Reagan's tax rebate plan, "It is an indisputable fact that the people of Florida are a great deal more conservative than the citizens of California and I feel tax relief is something that all of Florida's citizens desire," he said in d statement. Reagan's plan, which would have used the state surplus to temporarily cut Income taxes, was rejected at th2 polls last week. - encourage resource recovery, Sen.Moss' -. The Sanford Herald Of Weariness resident. .:i ----,,------- w jr-riruimr .1 ,~ ---.------ . - I- / ill' 0 a&W-i j, �7t; Ir-w . ff.w WON * -----._,...-s_....,. - - - I - — - — —_ - -.. - - —' -'------ C - ~ - 11 - - I)# 4 f.,' "N' I .- - -, __ -.-- -_ -' - ________________ ~~_-;1,1 - .i .,..' — iI - 4. - In Arintual Harvest Revival Services will be held Sunday through 1 hanksgi ing Da) at the St John Missionary Baptist Church, C) press and 10th Sfreet Dr E James Odom, of 25th Street Baptist Church, Indianapolis, md, Ill be the evangelist for the week Music for the services will be under the direction of Edward G Mayo, of Daytona Beach Rev . R I Williams is pastor. i . r -f ,-. . -- JL't - -- - 4 I -t I -_3 f ______ r- ' Ji ' - - , L . ~ W,.-~ I - _ - _ _______________ v - I . fS ç \,,,4 -1 ~ I; - 4: -0.0 N'.4 5- j._,fi~o_;6dWob. L _ _ '_, _, 11 .1 *IIIINJ 1LrONAIIA 0. 1 -r - -- W, Or ~~ owm Exchange - - ' ____ I - -=- _____ __- - - 1~~-4__ ___4 W.,... I - I'-- ____ of Jacksonville. Rev. Robinson grew up in Trinity United served as master of ceremonies. 1~7~_- ___= -yq--.--- _. - _~_ _ -,- . . - - 1 f . - - _____________ 11rin ` - T"M , I'- __ - ____ r~ ______________ ___ ___ _---- ItL~_ ______________ . - . i~ LQ~ F — W_ E_ =W----- ~ _______ IR - A I - - -____ .-= -1. ~~~_"_. F - - ` ,,1T Z=~=I_'= ~_ -It'_7-' : .- - - ,-- I . I .. ..., . ___ T:-:--- - " - - --- ~_. T. __ - _ _ . ____________ - - - -- — # -;-.--.,--_7 .. . -~ ~ , ., _;-4LZ~' A_ -, — _W _:7 _0; ,._ 2., __ 4=4 - _. .- I- - -: .- A - - -.-- . ; I __ __ - --- . I__--~~- ___ __ --------. __ - -__ A - .- .__ jç - — - I ______________________________________ - ~- -__ Mr __ ______ _-____ ~-~-~__- - ,,, - ~ —— - S .. . 1; V 1~_ __ - _ - _~.__ _*2 7i - %Ml__~ nm - - _91 _. AEffilbil -i rw ~ - jill __ . _.___17RI-111111111r~ ~-__- 4 _____________ - - = ______ In -=--= - - - . 1971 by the above entilltd Court, In -5- ____ - ~ -- - - ---------- - wffl~ --- - ~ -- __._~~ __ - ~ __ =-~ ~ __ M= __ ___ - . thf(MI as recorded In Plat Book 13 I I I'RINITY ANNIVERSARY GUESTS ___ . . 0 to r) Rev. Little. Rev. Johnson, Rev. Grah;am, Ilev. Robinson, Rev. Mack, pastor, and Bishop Cooper. ~ __________ - - - _____ __________ ________ - - ~_4~~--t~',417?t'- - -- - - ~ . .;N,;~.~~i W. , 1 _~ ~~ _________ . - OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS A2zil~l X.;~"! 44,~-~#.-.'4 ho - 110- ___ 0_ - , N, - __ ",:.~.- Pt'"v'1i ell BranCh Road. two miln *a I fXsblic heeringloconsider. J - I .- A, .. INC Women's Day were (I to r) Mrs. V. Sims, pastor of the day; Mrs. M. Wilson, guest speaker for the morning and Airs. P. McGil), chairman. - t - __ V, ~ - _1_ZI~V_ - N - ti'- C I . ._-__ - AM~~c- R-W for a County Maintained road along the east S1419 thtrtd; and the N 1 4 o$t:SE' 4. ALShEi A ion rmy r ells RWfOVaCovnfyMalnva,ned roo Will Soon Start Ringinq --- - I - ____ __ -. - ___~~__ -__ ._ . : _____ - ~_ - ~_ ~_ —.___ ___~__ ~~ - _ --T - - - ~ ~ - - __ --______ --=~~-_---_- -----------------, __ -~~ _~_~ ~- __ - _- ,:__,______ -= __ ___ - - __ _ , 1.---___ ___ - - _ii,-~_ ff_ -_ - ____ . t' ?' !i i th it .- ~X___ __ ~__ idva," he said, i "-w i-- -; I.;, ; ---, ;# 1 , , I . j_- I k i-PtLA Qzurcji on Women 5 flei-aItJ Photo b% V ', ASSETS - - - A Pr Datto at Orianclo, Orange County, Florida this 171h day of Octobor, Publith Oct. 74, 31. Nov. 7, 14, 1973 d UNITED 'll-,- .Uvatim Army kettles. whith now aid more than two million people in the United Clhristm3s, Marted in 1891 with Burns said, . y "has made om ketti-e in San Francisco. A !g;zrs.- Ife sl-tid ttkit ccit. t111.0ittow" "iould IA: ~,.fl!--Jw from 1k' kedrt ,rd they bnr,g , lOfl'flQ ord,'ances of the City Altamonj Springs. Florida, to wit Ordinance No 72$ 73 an a amtnded and svpplernentW Tht Prewnt janing cimmcalion at taid proporty Is R AA Ritsidontlai. Single Family District, as Ihal clattilicalion is mscribm In the None None 1,I0S00 3,430O mitch Italq)lne.sui to the U4)or and -5--- - --.5- --- - - - stiluttorriz ' *_ -- in- ;, 4 - .. -I , --1"I --- *A. .1 I I. groom is f plumber's helper nd the bridc is emploed in an (-- .. _________ `_ -, I . \,. \ - . ~ t '' orasoQift*ani'raspon1bt, ns Judge Exp ains I f-Fr!, rr,r.'fr-~.; Sernonole Ci)uniy, FW*-:4# ay. Sid Vittlen. jr.. 1AITCHE!-1. ,vthut H eeckw.th lPi 12th Pu blic day of A . .-- --------------* - - -. ___S ' - - -. 8, '. ' - I— j ! 11 . I. -, 1 ' ,ow t, i s.-, ' S '% I1 11p " e" I \ p, ,, 11)1.' \ 'i ;'i' ' "' ' ' p A to ,%, have -A .. ,W~l i . * -: " - / ) ' der; back row, from left, Beverly Freeman, Vera B Jack Ruth Johnson Emik Greeii. and ,Jaiie CJiI-i. ,,t0p11e1-. Club ast ' S presidents were recently honored at a lun fl-0111. roW, Edna Duggins, Marcelta Hansen, Iluda Fisher, and ClIC011. S110WI1 fl'oll, left, (Photo by I - - -_ — "The G'lass Menm~14.117(i *- ' - You Don't Have To e A BlIL ?CeE With '1 Playe s Open ,'~eason 'A -, ewl' ". Seminole Junior College's F lomida Sesson Be sure to mark Nov.16, 17 Nay 11 1913 of beauty and use to everyone, from one to orie hundred years ,lln'$ flP 4 & CENTRAL HEATING 5- . . . 1: ~)/* 1 Th eMerry, owround g NANETTE a 40 SUNTOGS JACK TAR - - Children's Cloth ng i AGES INFANTS THRU 2595 S. Sanford 4 -- Ave. DICK AND ELIZABETH MOWER \1. - --- __ - — - - - - -5- ~ IL 0.1- I i! , III )if A * , '/ , .. I. I / I I . 1 - - ! . ,; ~ t -1 1~ 4~,~ * - 1. snakes away; use Sprite soda to .V'41. , ~ I - __ __ -1-0110-7 . Y-~-- V : -- - __ "J'\j knacks. pottery and jade Jewelr will fill )our C)CS with d H ht - '_ PX U. - - .- _______ ;' - * i - -- __ - GREGORY LUMBER erent patterns 35 Elmore, ,Mrs. Fred Harris Sr., Mrs J C Lavender, ,Mrs. ___________________________ - S r -it ~~ -.7, -. 1T_ I . : = P - 1 - i 1 t,% - k, -_ 'a - ~ 7kv Tell us you, story. We with us and enjoy ;I (Im o! "fun A ___ rea i)cllAltY'tOMA'. S( I UB • I welcome )OUF news' MARIE KENYON - - r 4 . 1 ,7 Wi'h a Full Line of Lumber, white gloss) studio photo at • • es least five da s before iesured publication date. Requests hr women affair, lormembersand famil Floor TUe H ! - - - - — visitmvare her favorite tile activities during 9 9 — 0 f , CASSEAlliElim , - - lelephoft# 322-0500 R 0 F MORE it _ 11'' '" / / Ii 0 ' dancing and (lining out and Is I i Stiturddy, No% 17, a16 30 p in , for the annual Thanksgiving IANKAMUICARD / /_ '' / fil I .1 \ I I I/ , 1. , Casselbet delighted with the variety of 'k, II THANKSGIVIN(,DNNF.R . Xi .I I !_ -1 C.; gifts for Stinhind children will Florida's attr a ctions. Travel ex ploring and Wilsoii -, fichelberger Mortuar / 1~ / d Budget Prices, Too. I - speaker at the Nov. 16 meeting of DeBary Woman's Club. . / - - Forms aaIlable at The DEBARY--Mrs, E. Ross White elephant, tx,made at least a %%evk in professional auctioneer will be Harris, first vice pres dent of present to auction off the ar- I advance. the Florida Federation of ON ii M i ib the secre County Industrial Authority with offices in the Seminole County Courthouse. She recently moved to Florida from New York State and has inade her new hotne in f We're a complete paneling center matching mouldings, S ng str ps, 0 . % ! __.~ any othLers can bLe or dIere dI, Everything you need to DO IT YOURSELF Deadline - .- .T-~,A~ (- - dif in stoc Ik . Society . 4" I,WI(W, -:'L "t.;%oct X 1.11, - i VVX t 0 Oc >0 C , , kiV .. I . I - \131 LINCOLN'S A \\OHI'lI\ (REATION' ... I I to I- ) Mrs. Williams, Judge Volie A . Williams, Mrs. Jack l3tirney (Herald photo by Cecelia Farmer) shopping" your wis tS - at , ',7 - . - " _____ f ____ care of by our experienced and com. _11 .- ~ A for the bazaar to be held - .--- :£ 4 - come and break bread" When you come to us for aSSistance in making funeral arrangements, you can be sure that every detail will be taken 102 10, I - jL.<50,-, . Nnv. liq sm! !7. I L.-I--- z I 1.- W to I p.m. for a very nomina a 0 - SERVING YOU />\ , I towers to preserse them . ~i I .1 f, % ~ _ / ___ You may even have your lunch here, while shopping. The girls will be serving a most delicious turkey luncheon with C&~rjw 0 0 / I 1: , / it 0 , .~ I — DEV 15 ,, Electric - good les. Christmas tree or- Sarah 0 Whte Cashier II )(j - - Intormition turnishtc! by PubI,h -- U L2k II () \ .. ', . - '? - : 1 ' - t 'S A11' .' $ C - '- ,, '1 / ' - 4 . ",-'' .-- I - "5- good restaurants within - 't• * 14M.-la I- y Attorney for Pialnt,1 tt PvbI th No. .I Pub!'sh; Oct- 31, kov. 1, ii, 21, let) IIIJ Pubfish Nov 14, IT11 ' tiC. -al - 4!! ._ NF-WEE-RGER November, A 0 191] Uniten 518teS Mlflhof S Phyllis J p- ro,3t;j 14-ddlc 1) Strict 00 Florida C V Clerk jç 1.4 - I a ' , tt're (It olhct pIft(C% wsrn this I . I v frh l 0111(111 DATED fap WALL MR AND MRS RANDY O'DELL ...... L ...... .. . may be ContinuM from action s PrIOr tO fhp date of Hearing ,II, ' - :~, S _ ,. f. , . ' - I A -.4;., I f ~0 ,.,/' .•• 1 - 111, I 17 . 1% Out of town guests came from the Seminole Players, will open preparing THE PLUMBING G LASS or his first -*must." HEATING INC ShPlb)1lle, Hush',ltIe Char the season ith Tennessee production at SJC he had to \lF"A(,F.IUE isa must for all 1007 Sanford Ave. 322- 6562 lottesville and Richmond, Ind.; Williams' classic. THE GI" walk around the campus mose inturested in quality . MENAGERIE, to be presented recruiting students for parts. drama. Ohio and Florida. - __ on the SJC campus on Nov.16, i1oe%er, this year when he ___________________________________________ ___ 17., ,Ind 18, with curtain tim, ! at held auditions for only four 7:30 each eening parts in THE GLASS ..-. % , the S.m'note C,wty CC,rthot44 Sanford Flortdi ,01 -f / . . . 0 . . knitted undivided Profits ................ Pevtries . . ,.- . COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF One of hit duly aulhef 11fd deputies, c rculation in the CVy of Allarrionit. ftl tfll Me p(mitfly til vate I n Jpfing% ano serninote county, %r(hon 34 71110 The W !-, eq ft-,e Sorninole, NE 1, lying nerth and east 01 Coynly, Florida, Florido,onces weft for at itast tour 0"cribwa*.- Lotil, Bloc* D, pE.RN 41 Offiectilivir wreks prior 10 Ih Goidenrod Fioad. Further cincritoed as X0 so acres PARK ESTATES, as recardtd In dAI0 01 1110 Putlic 1`1486119. tht dat : local,tel a, ml eastern IPW of Lake Plat 11109k 5- P0,94111 10 13, Public Of the Iirit publication to IS# daft of "Oviell Lvf*"n R#d Rug L&ko R"d ROCOlds Of $41MInOlf County, the 1411 pWicaflon, both d&fes in an the narth and Howell Branct, Ftorlda, IfU the Well 40.12 IM Clusive. shdll not bo lqss than Road on tht Uwth thtrft4 of Pwic outcry to the twenty "hi 00 days in addition. Th;i wuWic h"ring will be I)eIj m h' h"I "-d best biddirr for cath at notice &hati be posted in the area I( Gfl DecemD' II 1?73 all oo pm . To Bazaar 114 17100 FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION COURT No. 13-114 Od Civ - Iim# Interested parties and citil" n ITEO STATtSOFAMERIt oPosed peopit in prisons nd . . - . ( . Move flo it. Ix! %itirtu-1 a t,-; clillon at M I 1 -, 1;, lussed 1- to ff-e kettIts or matled n ky trheck ,The* gifts are .. , ... I .~ V direction of Roger Jarand came out for the audition Seminole Junior College's staff fht cast for THE GLASS drama and speech instructor. MENAGERIE includes Carol Mr. Jdrands productions have Lasiter as Amanda, Bill Lub, won richly deserved critical as Tom, Bud Rawls as ffie Worn n s acclaim in the past Gentleman Caller and Debbie BUS STOP, which was one of Wiley as [A Judge Volie Willimm was perfection3 and back-sliding ,Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mrs Carol and Bill are graduates every now and then, we still H. M. Pearce and Mrs. Fred Mr. Jarand's productions, last guest speaker at the November hold the title of the Greatest McCollum were introduced and year, was rated by critics as of Lyman High School and Bud general business luncheon welcomed as new members and one of the best college and Debbie graduated from Country' in the world." meeting of Sanford Woman's In v ie He reminded the audience Mrs. E. A. Monfortcn as a re- productions of the Central Seminole High in Sanford. Club. that God alone can save usfrom stated member. He chose as his topic A our selfishness and short. Worthy Creation and stated Mrs. Volie William arid Mrs. htedness. One hundred and th th fp* e u an were welcomed as U one years ago, Abraham words from a quotation by G C coIn started binding the Abraham Lincoln who said, "It By FANNIrn.. EDWARDS Mrs. Robert Karns gave a nation's wounds. We are still at report of the Junior Woman's Ifemid Correspondent is difficult to make any man it today and if America is, nilserable who views him.elf a at Putnam. Mrs. V. M. IAGNOLIA CIRCLE Club activities. Members were last nation tosurvlve,wewlllbe DELTONA — .Just ar worthy creation of the Almighty Smith, Mrs. T. J. Taylor, Mrs. reminded of the club's annual at .t to the very end. reminder to all loyal rs' God who made him." fl Magnolia Circle met s. Yary The Public Affairs Depart. benefit, dessert bridge party, The speaker said, "why and supporters of Ow Deltona for the Thompson. Sanford Garden Club Nov. 21 starting at I p.m. with Woman s Club who are looking should we be miserable when ment of the club was in charge all departments participating '' 8 meeting at 9 30 am fhe December meeting will of the program and Mrs Walter Door rues will be awarded for some extra special we comprise old) 7 per cent of Mrs Carl T1&lis, president be held at Mrs V M Smiths 's and hostess, served doughnuts, home in Geneva. and a the speaktr. produce 40 per cent of thc someone in your life pecan rolls arid coffee ---w orld's goods and services and Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. William Foster is in The meeting opened with the IN Come to the gigantic extra consume 50 per cert? charge of postem and public Lord's Prayer and reports were "Maybe we should spend less special Bazaar, Friday and Mrs. Charles Kauffman, Mrs. relations. All card players are given by conunittee chairmen. I S. J. Davis, Mrs. William invited to attend and play Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17, at the time complaining and conMrs. Robert Brisson, horDeltona Woman's Club House centrate on preserving mu Southward, Mrs. J&mes Lash bridge, conasta or the game a! ficulture chairman, reported on .I and Mrs. F.~bert .NlnrrL-. an N.-..-=ndv Rnalevard from system. Despite our Im10 a.m. to 5 p.m., each day. periwinkle, oleander and I. 1% \ carism. These poisonous plants = Here you will be i.ble to : ~ all have five petal trumpct0 RZM,7~-~ ~ - 1_ __ - --.--.. . 1% choose that certain gift for ~__ I I . 1 1 ~i _M:: - - ~ there will be more than a doze A few helpful hints on Ilortables of beautiful \ \\ ticulture for November are -L. ' plant bulbs and fertilize with bonerneal, grow Gloxinia, \\\ Mrs Kit Withers and her riartissm, hyacinths in pots committee of dozens Of _ = addinu snunum moss and at members of the club been \ to soil, fertilize ornamentals busilyengaged In making items & Thir Public Hear Ing will be hild in 1hr City Hall, Altamonte spring%, STArEs DISTRICT Florida. on thip 11th day fl . . 5 to 7 pm and For traveling, Mrs. O'Dell uhose a red pants suit and the rose corsage from her %edding bouquet. The couple left for a wedding trip to Mamoth Cave, Ky. ard the surrounding Their new residence will be 212 -_ 5 - ~ 1571 by 'h e above ø'i't'ted Cc.r4 it to- . 0 I r ,:. :;, : ;, Ak- .. - ' I.37$ 2613400 50" W 1110 00 of along the said S*uIh dmioned United states marshal, or Herald, a newspap#f ol gLqwd, uld ha%.c bern no Christmas tIinne for a t u&tr4d ixsw it jil for some of our neigh- peopit lienotonk managetito SPEAKER - the honor attendant, I{ita's was )eUow satin and the Mayer to a Summary Final Owe* of a V1.%erfut =7 ________ - the forgotten. When we say this communit in the past," IA. t - ~__ - A . - -- __49aim ~_- z , . __ . _ ___ `4 , 11r,V ,. bcheduled . to ~,Lat - 1 ANu%- tinber __: -0 -3, liccording to 11 James E. A= -. ~ .-7 Army cerps ~_ 1__~~ik offl(VT - igi.,~, iL ~~_-__~~- ______ Bells - will Ix-gin ringing on the t- ~ - I _.- .I _.,--t ____-_-~ ~i- -,, ~ I_.%-r ~ -_.-,. -__ z- _.-~-_ --.- - 7- =----1~-__4__ - .___. . -— - - __ ~____-____ ___- Richard _.I!k N _ __.~_ . "11, 9 * # I .;,.: c hroeder cut and served the %-cdding (ake. 7. 11 -- 14 11 W t~ -r!! \rrTi ( hrjtm )'ttli dri' t -=r - B CHURCH - - hat cprta.n W I AvenufromIpt North R Wlineof Ot',,fLlabilities 8ElNat SWCOflUO! ______ , 'It Public ReCords of Semi" County, Said hearing , - -. -'---. STATEMENTOF CONDITION ' W - 1. - ' - - tionery, exotic vases, knick- PRESBYTERIAN - - Oulthil District to ta;d property as Stchon 77 21 30 The NE 14 LESS ANDIEXCEPTIhe R Woors county Maintained road along the east sw# TAKING part in program at New hit. Calvary Baptist Church . the - It,* 0y Covncii ot ment pursuant to iho requirements ol Florida Statutel, Chapter 300.06, (CorWstf Sea,; &68tnI8intd road on the north Side , , __; - 1157.31111 12 Flnt National Bark of Atlanta. Ga, State Rankof Apog*& , FI, FLORIDA N01IC@ of Public Hiparing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to the corporate IIMIIS of tht City of Allarnont# Sofft%. FWWa; and Ihof tot; NEW MT. CALVARY WOMEN'S DAY I ALTAMONTE SpnINGS, 1110 Ofv*10Prntn1 of Regional Irn N,%^140. 0"Ierpri't Are a% 1011owq, ' __W - a _.!~i.,A 1 7Z - t1 , ~r. RRY waist and a white ~icture hat and carried a single long sternmed blue carnation. Bridemnaids were the Misses Rita Trenkamp, Audrey O'Dell, and Debbie and Jane Maver, sisters of the bride Their w for Sorninole County, Florida, publicatton of this notict. the tic Section 7771 30 The S",f thesE and the HE ' of the SE '. LESS AND EXCEPT the R Wiora County - --,-- ; '. . . ,~ . , "V S; - ,.e,L~ , R *' 111 _I _Or.~ ,k_` - ---;^ -* 71 k __ . 1 ~_ - I-, I ,.~,.1 I,- vl~J ,A_5 1 — _____ PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENT$ AItamont. SPrings. Florid a, ti.t 5 City Council will hold a punlic ~Or oV IP:_-?~4,1~,r--it- A_~ Ev 94 t ,- 7 ' - 1011" I the Mar), Jane Schroeder (.imlb Ruth .Slaver, presided at the I bride's book table and Angie ,Slaver was charge of the gift "... Nancy Wenning, wore a formal A line t 750100000 coun ond Z~L~ 0 "_ W__ . . A .4- _- .---,', I --~~ :,P4.y -~_V--T----_ ~, -I - - , Clubwomell 00000 Notice _L~~ . - 1 - MW . I Hubtrt W. William% o _________ AMMAN________ Publish: Nov. 14. 21. 2S, Dlc. 5, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS f The I %. itrvi WilIIamD, L colder annexation of the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN following described propfly lying State&MunlcipalOuga$ is hereby çlven that the Aulitant united States A"ornity undirsigned, pursuant to tho and being in serninott County, other bonds & Securitits .,_..._....... ............. o w Att rney or 1* ntiff Loans I. Dis ts F cttious Name Statute ChapterFlorid Lots I thru il lflcluilv, of Block Other Assets PublIsh Oct 31 Nov 7,11 31 1?73 $4509 Florida Statute will register DEU-21S withlheClerkoftheCircultco,jr?In H, Tract 6$. Sanlande spr ings, _________ - By M V Mart:, President Middle Dtrkt of Florida = - • served from - ,!!,cn,Dr, Nlrr, * go Edw'nW Fly Preldant SarahO Wh i te. Cashier I is a follows TOMORROW. -.55 - KENDELL W WHERRY - — I -------. IN. ! I of I'D L 8 ELECTRIC" of no West Dated 102473 ___ - . Op,ned for Suslnns,Noy,mt,,,i.ii WillisrnPi. Mcrris DEU 213 MITCHELL A. HEWBEGER _ - ________ INEEM_ _- Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a formal length gown of chiffon 4mnd chantilly lace. The A-line chiffon skirt terminated in chalkl m~eep -Ind the lace boWce featured long contour 11 sleeves. Her long veil with Spanish lace edging formed a train. She carried a cascading bouquet of blue and white carnation!, and yellowroses, with a center corsage and 'trailing ivy. C Legal Dated of Winter Park, Orang# mid fictitwus name in &cc I rec4uIrements of Soction 645.ft Florida Statutes, S- Richard Carl Schulti S: Robert Harotd Schults Seminole County. Florida at pubuc CK)tcry to I ht hightst and best b;d(*r Icr caih at 12:00 wcloa noon Tunday, Ditcernber 11, I973 at the . E--- !~~2~zzi~ -1 L ~___ _~~-__ ~- _-.---_-_ __:--tj - .- . the undersigned, dosirIng to tMag# LINKA! StrW, Longwood. SernInolt UNIT TWO, according to ~~_ - ~ - a Mi =_ -~ - That the party interested - REOISTER FICTITIOUS NAME WHOM IT MAY CON Sorninals Cftnty. Flor4a. doscribod i __ on r Pa NBMW S NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that - - - --- Ar . cters'9nedUmledSlatesMarIhaI or CERN one of his c1uiy:uthoriziddeputis, I - __-___-_~___ Z~_X ____ _________ - wr , -.j r r to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ___________ . Sorren October = ____ - n ________ f z~~ _____ __ It - ------- _ Legal Notice DEV 93 to a Summary Fnal Decree of Or*C fee t*idi -*- ______________ -= a, ,%W n - - in SeMIA01e COunly, Florida undof th# Mornbor A.I.A -Memb*r F.O.I.C. Name SISIVI011 Ut ITED STATES DIaTRICT 110010 us name of SunShint "Fictitious ChaPter $610 Florida Statute wiiI capital 'p end that COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 1.1. reg er with IP.e Clerk of the Circuit register SbId name with the C lerk FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — (Par value $10 r th Court, in and for Serninoit Covnty. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, COURT NO 71-164 Orl Civ Surpivs . . .. ....................".., the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Florida In acCofdance wlin the Ftorida, upon receipt of proof of tic. Undividtd Profit% . . - . I -1 :s n::!ice, the 'ous Name .Plublicaf,on of ti, Plaintiff, -v. AIR CONDITIONING filiovi n.ime. to-wit. BRITCHES & REFRIGERATION INC a SPltutM, To Wit; Sec t io SOUTH OF FLORIDA under w$lch FFICUS& DIRECTORS Florida Statutei 1957 Florida corporation et at Di S Phil 6(enneman danl(s). -NOTICE OF SALE C!"0141S C. Carleton M D,Chdirmanolthtfterd Cenlor, Highway 43#, in the City of Notice is hef*by given that pursuant Publish: Nov. 14. 21, 21. Dec, 5, 1911 ~_. ~__ ~1.~_ 0 - . qt -_ I . .JJL In Double R ing Rites Vows The church as decorated 0 with basket arrangements of white gladioli, blue and yellow carnations and greenery. The much anticipat ed $ S arc itects Gutmann, Dragash million Seminole County bond and Mau, who have not comissue to finance a new jail, a pleted their feasibility study of south count) courthouse annex, the Sanford count) cour an agricultural center and a thouses' Iloor expansion rvamped Sanford jail first 1,roJt t according to c ballyhooed for a February 111issiuner Jolui Kimbrough. public referendum, may not be to ready before April, corn"Let's hold the hot iron rough urged his "Culprits" In the dra= are colleagues Tuesby night, * from Sanford Grammar School . - Legal Notice CLASS v ISI FS CLINIC 1. - — S Stalled Until April '74 Sanford Mayor Lee Moore City NItinager Warren .- Ordered an ordinance inance IuLs beer, authorized by city Kr,owles said the ,'developers drawn annexing the Auto Train (multi-family, office and in- zon.ing tit Wd for restricted co;nml.ssioners to sign a con main" project will start within terminal propert) nest of stititionil zones industrial tract with low bidder Central 10 da) -Condemned 18 substandard Florida Water System Inc. for have been put in escrow by the lots on the south side of Wylly a 5.5 acre tract north of Country st ructures at various locations a $221,598 sewer force main on group of developer. and will be Avenue, west of the airport Club Road and west of Country the city's south side that will completed within 90 working where a septic tank company Club Circle and property at the in the city and gave owners 90 lfl wtiicsi to bring eventually link 7 000 new days will relocate from the lakefront corner of Palmetto Avenue and dwelling units to the - Ordered an amendment 28th Street. ty The demolish them sewage treatment plant C' contract bid b Central drawn to change the zoning Fl Lane Monroe by the "Big Inch" Florida Water Systems Inc ordinance to allow — Set a Dec 17 public hearing The 5 5 acres Is the building cexpires Dec. S. interceptor maln now undsor ditionat uses colleges, site of a new 47.000 square toot on Condev Corporation's anM d' public hearing construction by the city. s at %ocationalschools,highschools wholesale distribution facility nezation request for 10 acres egular meeting and public buildings in MR-1 for Continental Central Florida wes'. of Airport Boulevard arid The new main, being funded b a group of developers, will commissioners (multi family zones and Foods The commission put on south of Jewett Lane. --ect to the "Big Inch" north of West 25th Street near the Notice railroad and run south to __________________ _________________________ Airport Boulevard, east to U.S. THE STATE SANK OF FOREST CITY NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS li.92 and south. Hwy. 434(p.O. Bøu3Iil) Foqeit Ci?yFIorid 32751 NAME STATUTE NOTICE ISh,rb __ ___________ . - n & :m -- ZZ~ I I - ~ L — - -- o & ; .991k q . ADVAI - - ____________ I MM A ,-:.;~--=J. - ng - -- - _____ I - . - - . * .— 4:_W~~ 1. - - — -----' - - J - ~--i_---___ . I —r- • -- Swkz - _;_ - .i,"Im" =~, ____ _ _ - - I S -. -'---- ' h i; illit). United ,ItAlic"dist cliurch'i ~Ist AJ1111%,ersity was observed last Sunday with the theme: "Christ Is Made The Sure Foundation," Guests for th service was the Rev. S. S. s T_r -5-- Miss Barbara Slaver, each wore white picture hats and Philip Maver, brothers or corsage. The groom's mother daughter of Sir, and Mrs. Louis and carried tringle long stem. the bride and Dennis Noah, wore a brown knit dress with bl ue (arntions. The brides mother those a brown find tan long vest, became the bride I H y Denni5 O'Dell, brother of the blue knit A-line dress with mati-hing accessories and a O'Dell son of Mr. and Mrs. vas best man and mndtching accessories .ind blue nd , eIlo carnation trI ' O'Dell 205 Sb groomsmen were Jun , John yellow and blue carnation corsage Longw o d, Fla Oct l30ht , 1973 at \lrs Josephine Slaver and 2 30 p in in St. 'John's Catholic ______ Mrs. Gregory Schroeder, Church grandmothers of the bride wore Officiatin I blue and yellow carnation th 'I double ring ceremon) was r. a? 43 .cors.iges to complement their Ambrose Schneider Organist -i- = ensembles and soloist was Mrs Judy U) 'I he reception site WLIS Kink I iI _____ — - 1 Anticipated Bond Issue -' Moriah P Baptist Church Choir No One gave Mrs Gloria Williams, thetr pianist an appreciation prograrn for loyal and dedicated ser%1ces to the ctrches she serses and to the community in wluch shro,lives. Chuirs and gruup!. honoring Mrs. Williams were the Sanford Community Chorus, New Bethel Choir No. Two, the Sanford ord Male Chorus, -1 RUMMAGE SALE ITEMS R aWAR __ ' Pia . IN . =a.- I The second grade students from Sanford Grammar School and Mrs W A Fields, teacher, went on a field trip to the Seminome County Health Clinic. This activity culminated a unit of study on Community Health Problems During the course of study, Mrs B Woods, the school nurse, who works out of the clinic. spoke to the children about what services the clinic offers and how to help prevent certain health problems. Ile children *ere amted at the many ~,ervicel and departments as they visited all parts of the clinic. Us Club Holds Sale n va t ed Mt 4; "% Services Cl lfl ic Visited The Just Us Club invites you to a rummage and bake sale, to be held Friday and Saturday beginning at8 30 am and continuing throughout the day untfl all items aie sold. The sale will be held at the Old Cue Recreation Center on East First Street The sale Is to raise funds to help complete the Good Samaritan Home Donations of items for sale as well as baked goods will be very much appreciated. Mrs. Mary Smith is president. '" . __ ~ 'a -. -'5-- 11 h untin g expeditio when the shooting occurred at Griffin's home on 'lliesday to a charge of man. Michelle Drive in Casselberry, police .said. shooting death of casselberry flit state attorney's office Lit) Councilman !tahard Wu-z. has twice arnmended the Trial was set for Dec. 3. a charge against (,rilfin After Win, 34, dIed No% 4 frcm wound he suffered Oct 16 Wirt the shooting Griffin was picked in his second term on the up by police and ,charged with asauit. The charge city council when the incident a ggra was later changed to attempted occurred, Wirt, Griffin and Arthur murder, but Tuesday it was changed to manslaughter. Rainier were preparing to goon red by Rev. Robinson, as he spoke from St. Luke 15:2 on "This Man." The Rev. A. J. Mack and the Trinity Family wish to thank all of their many friends for helping to make this anniversary a success Miss Katie Robinson was chairman - ____________ - - i ,:_~,, David Lee Griffin. 31, pleaded Revival ___ -. I _- Beg'i' ns ~ . - — I 3 0 ~ .- __ - . - S~_ ~-_ - - ____ RWERW iL Miss Barbara Mayer, Randy 0' Dell % Trial Set For Dec. *Wj I . ,k!s~ _ . - 7 - -.. . ~__, --r- - __ _ffin Manslaughter St . John Baptist Church 777i I I. . I _! .~__ _ ______ _XL m - fcolg Wednesday, Nov. 1 4, 1973 6A-The Sanford Herald i -.- J1 1 -- 7 - S - ________ - — tvr-q " S / )RLC3 ' L&W / i I f - - A I " i t \\\\\\\\ __ II 1, -~-, ,/\ i ~k I �2 __ - __ _ ___ - ~__ *LIZ'__=_..~.~I ~ - - ~ ~ a- ~ _____, .21 8A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 1 4, 1973 - -.----_. .._I Odom And Forte Lead Scoring 'S .% t.••i Herald Sports LdItor _t____ _. , __•,•_ in ......4. fl_L__. . •t_rl•I ---- t • a 'a • -- flI_ Win 109-62 t,•_ t I S Cra ford _____ 1-- st_ 12- -. l.a ii rv 'rn. .. w - L I ~ - MI= W - .1 al~ A I- d0lill", - • • 110K 10K_____ 'W G* ., ____________ IN • - . It,',.'. 1. _1 - -- • . ______ . . ,10 • - A I __________ - - • - -:• - _________________________ . ___________ - ' ___________ ___________ - f aP L p s ' 11 . in T TI, e Fu ture Lonirs .o By __ --- 1. Dan Gwncjr!,n om . 11 11 i ~_Vm~~ 0mr- . " * ~"` f '! IV - " zm~ = LA ~- ~ ---, I—, ~_ . M , 4-- ---'' = ____ - ..---. __ It s really too much for a loyal follower of college football to take. But It really is some accomplishment. What I am talking about is the success that the University of Pittsburgh has had in just one season under their new head coach Johnny Majors. Anyone knowing anything about northeastern college competition knows that Pitt has been the doormat for many a year. The last time Pitt had a season worth talking about was when Mike Ditka was with them. That is a long time ago. Since then, ten seasons, the Panthers have had one losing year after another. Last year they went a horrid 1.10 and were blown out numerous times. The year before they were 34 defeating B1athc*k Prep, Oshkosh U. and Stinking Desert for their three wins. Really — they were bad. - Things have changed however. Majors has the squad now with a5-3-1 mark an if they beat Army (who has lost to everybody) they will wind up with their first winning team In a decade. Some I ciks have even suggested that they be awarded the Lam bert Trophy for the rags to riches story. Iowa State Wind Change And what about Majors? The ex-Tennessee footballer is from a family that eats, sleeps and drinks the sport. The grid is in his blood. At Iowa State he took the cyclones from the murky depths of consistency — consistent loslzg that Is — and put them in two bowl games in three years. Not bad. Right now bowl officials are talking about the Panthers. Last week they lost to the Irish of Notre Dame — who are wibeatn and fifth ranked in the Nation-by the score of 31. 10. Losing by three M's won't win too many awards — but the Panthers played a very respectable game and the final wai, a Lad on the misleading side. Yardage, first downs, passing and all the other indica tors were evenly or almost evenly matched with the fighting Irish. However football games are won by the team that gets the most points but you at least must admit that the Panthers have come one heckuva long way In the Last season. - - Fiesta Bowl Right now the Panthers are picked as the leading contenders for the Fiesta Bowl, In Phoenix Aria. They were dumped off the A Bhiebonnet and Uberty Bowl lists after that loss to Notre Dame. But, the Fiesta people are really interested in Pitt and kill extend a bid to them If they whip Army Saturday, ac. cording to Fiesta Bowl director John Reid. Majtz5 snd his team has ux4icated that they would be more than pleased to travel to Arizona Dec. 21. The Panthers post season match. The two teams square off against each other to decide the championship of the WAC who plays the role of the host team In the contest annually held on the Arizona State campus. fieldersasdTuesda) after being pionship chosen the Most Valuable Pla yer. "I've never batted 300 or hit - :- ., I — ~_,__,__ -- - --, __ - I:. ,. - • - a' , 1wr - • - - -- . - - • - • , a .=~ it -R, __ - — j' 1, Z1____ - - I - - - _ - :Z~ 3-Mall t ~_ -Mffr_1_ - ----.No __~ - 1 1W -1 VR— ~- off ” Id 11 - i _____ g__ ~ - -r_- • -Itg~ OA.~ -_- 1_ M,-, - •• - -.- 4 .• . Aji"~ - • - - - - . . .SJC •• : - The Knick3, capitalizing an Walt Frazier's 2D- -- . __ _ W - - •- . '41~_ - '- ' - -•'r aa • I . 0 Ite. I'SU 1~~_, - ----.a ,~ f: - - ------- - !~ V. in t,~~= - All " 7 WZ .Tlr.~ - z - - - . 4m~ - %Zl~ I Z .; _____ - threc ________ __ - __ - ~, : -1 I - - ~, - $-7; Mary Henderson 2 ma and r rpShlrlbush ey picked tip the 5-lo. lbe 3-10 fell for Dot Billion. sc r d o - e 1,aundromat, ~_ . , - - tW: - - AN - I ric st - _____ __ __ car -- no A prize money. - %% it v. " jai Alai Result Ilauicnda Village and Ann's FlOr;St Split the F loirida C wyo y - - -_- - - Points -2. ormn,J Sharps 167-419 and Donna ,,• _ ___ - 'Y,.. j::-- - T: - - - -=- __ - M~ __ mit . _ _ th for the losers. - • - ports S __ __ - -- - - ___ • • - -• -•- - T .'. r i i i rt;.'-.-- tt'l iiiJ - • -. RONNIE GREEN As I , NW IIM1IIAM, England Jimitit, ('Jnr,(ir 01 hle1le1k' uimwn( by defeating hirhtatn' Gerald Haunt-k 6-1, w lJIi;'r iitiiil , it'F - () - R - ___________ ,,; -iIIe, tiIe TE I loi! iii t;ol.F' Ttle'(I rt,~ Dight action at Bill Pleming Gym. The Seminole Junior PINEIIURSI', N.C. - (;ibby (- lIege ftatdrrs opened the season with a crunching l(-12 will over Flagler. (,tlbert assumed a f,ve'sluit lead wi th ii total of 280 going U a 1 ___ • " • I U ¶ - - -- - U a rite Tire Su pply Phone 322.9607 u- 11i1D 1 : 0,i-AVA M 7 m, - 1)Aue Dow b tu. strwin Ui. ,, 1,1111P - Tift (1), 00111ift 01- ft- (0) fit" , oMTN:o t.$ il-il so 111 As : -ewpoilp-Lus avalik"filiq I) tlill-* *It?, a,i-T.m1 4) 1•• AU* J 4 .' • -j -- ______ p, -ir.cI. U-I) $14 I' F ' .- - . • I --- - . !~~ _~_ 48 - .1 . --- ____ I . am—Mid - 'Thel8irwa)sarcnttooba but the greens are awfully fast anti crusty. They're in danger of losing grass on some of them. The putts are awfully hard to 1~r - .1--- - (age Classic 1972, his rookie year in which he won $20,000. 1k s pit picked up $6 000 this se -_ - ft ~ i-i - _- - 1311 I I __ - - - i_i _ _ - in .- - - - -• - - - - = - - - - --- - Nd - • l - • = - 11 - 11 ny T'homas-Memphis Open, w, - ii J liv , i v r-' rr", v r - : '-w- — -- Me McCullough and Mi ller 0 S C Wheel Alignment & High Speed Balance of Two Front Tires 49% . Pinehurst Country Club. his hIM 6ho 1 third Ifl tT O.4)sliiW .. Menne and Jerry Heard. Anoth- 0=4 I • onnie Green Into llw fifth round o, (ho 15m, % 2501 S. French Ave, N) Oferald 11hoto By J Richards) p.,s,. . f Manager Of Wheel Alignment A rake ! FORTY-FORTY SHOT i . L1111 3 .fl ('-7) NN S _______________________________________ - - 6.11 I - toy" DOW#% 1W 11 $A to I to I'm 6 "" ~ tiT' 4 'J" 4 T~Ii 0. 0001,11M Spec Is ' a 'i ' - Jt Li: in Brief _____ _,~_~ L" I 111"VAre . IIIS ml IN i - - N I 1 U,.. ThtN Novi& L"I n,i• pefflKla _____ fIT I • Southbound? There are indications however, that the ex-Vol may not want to coach the prop. He has been mentioned wanting to get back in the SEC as a coach. There have been opportunities for instance in 1970 when Bill Battle took over from Doug Dickey who moved you-know-where. If the VeTs had wanted him they probably could have utten him. flat Battle aizezidy there and, judging by Hattlets track record (32)4 in three years) the ridge ruiners didn't flarjr- -m istake. At an rate -- the now Pittsburg coat'h Johnny Majors th b;uk 1 tr-: 'ij h-ij ;irj ha: richly deserves thc bowl bid that will probably come his ray. And the man is çrobably someole worth watching In the (.aching ranks because he has been successful at two different schools and in a yeai or so probably write his own tieej. .1t t1.11 , it 24 :':'o:':':':':':':':':':':-:::;:::.:':':-:':':':':':':. • S - US Bankers Able Rent All 11 i 34$ 4V P.rfsda to three wins over Bults Tt,xaco. Margie Buck. __ - - L.,.i; 20 70 20 30 19', 4lrol)n Strict '204-l2 kd Muriru ii rbour - _MW ' r.ia plily, iti*. 1.st I, _____ ::----j - - __ Miller, who acts as host in al- U ia Jars t Standifer's 138-356 was high for Ann", Rtlalit ver;;ni awrnQ ing Florist. flufl ____________ - tr*ayPla:aLaundromat M-P--- -_ -. __ . Wins.. - =mn - T_ T .verybody is going to have : STANDINGS 1i; - I years on the pro tour. half million dollars in total some good golf the rest of the I - foriner PGA champion Al Gei. Golf Tournament. a 144-hole just hope I've got mine ~t of F -r --, that offers a record one- the way and can go on and play I . Il 1, 11 11 , , ... tal compiled through the first - - ~ 322-1771 to a - ___ ____ PINECPEST SHOPPING CENTER 17-92 at 27th St. Miller shared the lead with Miller had a 2,86 total, twoAllen Miller Is a free-swinging curr ent p.ce-setter Gibby Gil- over-par, going into the last 72 fourth place going into today's Painting when they won three points from the Souther,g Loaners. ______________________ A II Osteen, and Brenda %'ilk -- ~ I 1 34201 00 NOV* PINEHURST, N.C. (All) - Johnny Miller - was six Brenda Wilkins was high for Whitaker Paving .r L AN e - will repre.wnt the league in the 'Queen of the 17 - - - - __- son's 29 points, defeated IndIana 127 109 despite a prize professional golf ever has the fourth round. Peg Paley fired a M318 to lead Florida Bankers and Shirley Rodchush's 166,IU led FI) . -lep over Able Rent-All and Caster BoaLs wk the split the points 2.2. to lead the Generation Gap bowling __ ~~ i „ for - - -___ - ~ "3 U bachelor fond of birds, birdies bert at the end of 54 holes in this holes of this tournament that and the bubbly' who's in position eight-round, two.week tour- ends Saturday. Gilh.rt had the the he to make a run nament, but stumbled 76 In lead at 280, the only sub-par to- J Patey Leads Flor*lda Convoy 14. - TH RSO mFR1,wSAT, 15m"1647 ' - general -a few years back, "it past tj~ rN - .. hits one of seven buckets (Herald Photo - L C D I 3 -U Sears of Sanford .• - 34 s Johnny Ov i edo (S 4) Ocoee (2(6) ewSmiivrna42 Father Lopez 0 popkEI (171) 39-point performance by George McGinnis. GOING UP FOR TWO Forte By Richards) schedule. Penn State 56-3. Mississi ppi teat Louisiana State; Alaba ma on Thanksgiv- Kassimre ISa) SCORES The Denver Rockets, paced by Mph Simp. point first half and seven Seattle turnovers In , - 1 11021!) 3 7 0 176 159 7 2 0 144 13* 2 - • - ' seven shutouts and the number one ranking in both offense and defense throughout all of Central Florida. They are a 1-9 record. Julius I ring scored 27 points John pounded Cleveland 128-115 In the American Basketball Association, ew Williamson had 25 and the Nets ran 12 York blasted Memph is 108-92 and Den ver straight points In the fourth quarter to down the Tams 108-92. crvshed Indiana 127-109. ' The Cuda's are now M with (fisasterous - STANDINGS - - - ~ ~~=.!E_E_-,A. NO! -Z__ _-_._ - !~_- ____-__ __ 1 2 : - " 11 previms eight games while so far for the lion3'S and Friday'night in Winter Garden, running up an impressi ve 71 assured Head (oath Ralph w hi n are tested b Ocoee off t, .- members have added another amount of ballyhoo, so far he =# sinet Mav 1. 19173. Lsewhere in the NBA, Houston romped over possible loss of Clyde Lee.X rays of Lee's - . local fight fans with a great S Dandridge 17 a3 part of the Bucks"talanced at. Rick Harry scored 43 poLits, including 30 in the I second half, in the Warriors' IM115 victory over tack. the Cavaliers but So Francisco !. -I. . M0@111MMMEA 3 ' of . - __ %P -A F __ - __ _ L~_Z Philadelphia W-83; Phoenix beat Chicago 116damaged left kntv were to be taken today. 9 _____ ~__ ov - k- -gZZ-011L 108- Buffalo defeated Atlanta 121-114; New York T,'00 Wsqueezed by Seattle IWI02 and Golden State - - - ( ELUSIVE triumph I had more lay-ups than usual," said Lucius points in the second hall, enabling the Rockets to - ' ch. A popka 6 the Orange Belt Conference The only squad that has been Lakevic'A () voithout too much trouble. The able to put an)- score on the 'EKS _. GANIES clinching took place this past board against the Cuda's are THIS NE, weekend when the Barracuda's the surprising Kissimmee Oviedo finishes it season backed in" trouncing sixth Kowbo)s. Th is past week they ranked Double-A Father Lopez beat a sagging L1coce eleven by with the champs. New Smyrna 42-0, while second place the lopsid ed score of 47-6, for in Oviedo. Apopka goes up g4iinst the second ranked La keview w as held to t 6-si Lit their fifth straight impressiv 1~;,_--- humility. i~: -• 210 .. 1 :~:M~=~ - for the Southwest Conference ahead to Michigan. .Make it State: Ohio State, not Ohio U., thr.mpionship by defeating Ohio State 63-3. State's TCU. Miami Fl t Al ha "What a cockroach doesn't Hurricanes hiav some a eat or carry Royal said )v cause a I kinds, p about TCU and spoilers In damage if ~ 1- are his receivers we're going to play Kansas to pass on any Iowa at Ohio State: This one down." With Nebraska next ... prove Darrell Royal 's cock- Is 0-9 Only twice have the late field goals to beat the Boil o&,, Royal, of course, Hawkeyes kept th eir margin of ermakers (h" last two years. is the Texas coach whose team defeat under 16 points. Ohio The situ'ition orevalls .an clinch a sixth consecutive State 63-0 Oh, wait a minute and sod ' Mi hi 28-7 trip to the Cotton Bowl and a the the Buckeyes might be looking Ohio Univers ity Penn ___ ____ 4 k-_ ~-_ . -,*, -~ -:Z-.. ___ -~ a 1. __~ _~ -, ~-. A- Quarry. White possesses an Bowling Congress. openLig excellent left hand, with which April 4 at Stadium Bowl. -1 ei't -r 1,ih C.'r hoc!. wit," THE equa l effectiveness (,h(LLDAI.E, 't4t.s. (. The only, prclunmary on the a slate isa scheduled 5ix rounder The first woman to roil ,,Irish" between Mike Fitirna Fahning ef Buffalo, McKinney and Clint Walker i. .. McKinney was introduced to ___ Laki Brantle) 12 As expected in pre-season te4imtkitthe Oli( canbt proud Oviedo polls, New Smyrna Beach won to call Chanipion." Ocnee6 Kissimmee 47 far cr> from last bears "If I can keep from getting Injured or certain Cliarl Ic Scott fired in 38 poInts and led Phoenix players on the team, who can't get Injured stay to a 136108 victory over Chicago that snapped healthy, we won't have any prolonged losing the Bulls 12-game winning streak and halted the str a k s, Oscar Robertson, nO scored " Suns 10-game losing spin. points in Milwaukee's 108-100 victory over the Rockets 97, 7$eii 83 Portland Trail Blazers Tuesday night. Rudy Tomjanovich pumped in 27 points and a TheshoLshappenedtobefallingjnformea stingy Houston defense held Philadelphia to 36 - • L '__ L - - In Association games and are the owners of a 13- Atlanta -• - very close decision to Mik e cA tie Women's International OBC Title i game winning streak. K - ______ Brines 121, Hawks 114 Bob McAdoo grabbed a clubhigh 28 rebowids The Milwaukee Bucks don't sound like a club and poured in 31 points to help Buffalo snap a six- e • 13 Suns 116, Bulls 108 . If) ' Triple -A hlaines lit) 8-0 Oviedo turned up For their Kissimmee tries for it s sixth In shutting out the Green hionie Coming against the straight when they play host to Wave, the Barracuda's stopped luda'sh'rida) night with a 1712 tough St Cloud i44), and over the Lake Brdntle) Likeiew tries to nail down an offense that had scored at least two TA's in all of their Patriots. The win was the fifth seiofld place in the OBC that has lost just once in 16 Nal.ional Basketball game losing streak with a 121-114 victory over - - • 1i _________________________________________________ By FRED ROTHENBERG ~_744 Or f igniC = Stadium tonight. Associated Press Sports Writer . 1 Alabama 28-10. Karuas at Oklahonm: "Okla. - 11 '11~ S Bucks' Ske*in H*its _44MIM; - over No ____ I , •,. MIDDLEWEIGHT TONY LOTA Sports (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) _______________________ ',. _____ Toledo The season sissippi State Toe 're the F) un t Is 425-152-15 for .736. opponent.s for six of the'nation's co Texas Christian, the original 8.0 and -• - ! - 1 4 00 I Cudas , __ 4 _____ . - i2 10-ranked Iowa , looking head to cockroach, also gets a chance to No. 10 in the Big Ten. that is ,%late wh 0melt. :mlt npMpd "-. I , __________ ' Last week's forecasting Don Fambrough of Kansas. dainage to the national score, by the way, was 43 right, "Tlus will be a heart attack championship picture are Iowa. 18 wrong and one tie for a .705 game." says Oklahoma's Barry \liamiofFlorida, Kansas Pur percenta g e, including the exact Sv,itzir. "Quarterback David due, Ohio University arni' 1i '.ore of Marsh all s 1714 victo- .Jd)nes is outstandl% and so nif What is in store for Majors as far as the rest of his career goes' Many coaches have made the switch from college to pro and that is where the money Is. Prothro made the switch but ran into trouble and a new owner Ralston of Stanford had two straight Rose Bowl winners and he wound up at Denver and is reportedly building a winner there. Dan Devine having some lumps taken this year but last year he got the Packers Into the playoffs. The cx. MissourI coach took only wo years to build the losing Pack tc a pL oil cuakzider. The list Is kng but the point Is that the pros appear to be using the colleges not only as a farm system for their athletes but for their coaches as well. Majors could be verb possibly considered In the next year or two for one of those =- ~ %. , -- ~ - could be the breather of all time Oklahoma 45-14. sinm No. I-ranked Ohio State Is . I—- .. _~__, j~ % . • - Up And Coming =~_ "The Snake" will be making ) pounds ' 1~1~f~ l iv __- - •. '~ D ball *s cockroaches are coming cockroaches have this week- homa may have nø of th het cut in force this weekend. end' Read on. college teimns in tiistry,'sas top seven team. Tbe other one, t;~w ~" . I ______ ___ ____ ' NEW YORK (AP) - Quick, falb; into and messes up," Henry. the Flit! Collere foot. What kind of success will the 4 .- - -_ .4 - ,, Flight backwards throughout lighting for the World's Title in rest of the card. the affair. Since licata will the near future. e ______ - - Cockroaches On The Prowl " I hi. ;~~, ;_- ____ . The National League MVP would be asking A's owner contra ___ - i,F- '_ Meets Bruce Scott at --' limw • was about r5000 hinted h , - - - 10 --S --'-' be presented, preceding the :I ~ ; 1: lighter than DaniaI3, Scott rnay tds fourth Orlando appearance squared circle Ills unorthodox am not looking for an he takes on Bobby Lloyd the when change his tactics and bring moves p us lightning fast hands moral victories, I feel ha ve the fight to Licata. from Ft Lauderdale. IIOUSTO"i m one of the inoq punch, to 'o-val P nney 1w defeated highly rated Andy Huu.stOn %%ill be the site of the endall, Iton Wright, and lost a 1974 championship tournament b Apopki _______ y - will be named next Wednesday. Charles 0. Finley for about "I'd be feeling a little hollow double that figure next ) home runs In a season. I over this award if we hadn't "I expect to sign a one-year won two MVP awards won the title said Jackson He ct. ga orpla)ed on three world chain- missed the 1972 World Series year contract, but jt would have pionship teams. because of an Injury, to approach a half million The Baseball Writers AssociBaltimore Orioles pitcher dollars," he said • ________ our team owner," the slugging, A's beat the New York Mets for fourth. Jackson, wh(kse I _____ - ._ changing myself, the fans and and driving in six runs, as the baseman Sal Bando tied for 27-year-old Oakland A's out- a second straight world cham. - fx~j~------:i_____ ____ ~~l • As usual, amateur fights will twen faster feet as he was in full Hill Gore, ficata is expected to i --- , pro fight he defeated Shavers, cvnst.antly on the go while in the the ring, anti counterpunch. _________________ - • After scoring a KO in Handled by Liou Viscusi and knocking him down three times. Expecting to be outweighted showed very fast hands, but trained by the incomparable transplanted Missourian Is keep the fight in the middle of tome in almost --. - - I Instant Success - - .-- , v%ith Iliggs, Luis Vinales, and In that contest the Texan target is hard to hit," the It-is stated that lie will try to _ - - 1- - Jackson, winner of the 1973 writers voting In each Amen- Award winner, was second to American League Most Valti tan I1'1igui its honored Jack- Jackson in tto. MVP otin' able Player award,now is turn son for a season in which he with 172 points to Jackson 's mg his thoughts to his baseball batted 293, homers and perfect 336 score Kansas City future, drove in 117 runs, outfielder Amos Otis was th ird, There are a lot of things Earlier, he had been named Minnesota second baseman can do that I haven't done )et the Most Valuable Player in the Hod Carew, Detroit reliever Until I do them, I'm short World Series, after batting 310 John Huller and A's third heavyweight contender Terr An advocate of "a moving natural junior middleweight, -- _~. ~j5~ notkt his first start, he w iis stopped in less than two minutes by Cyril Clark. I)amals, and lost a decisi on,Alvin Phillips fifth straight Orlando victory. by around ten pounds, Perez, a --- - -' - - hit 32 As _____ - -- . _. M .--" _Z . over Al Cook, Charlie "I'Liby" Month" will be looking for his - . W&OW - rt=~_~_~__ ~- Victor Perez. INIagazine's "Prospect of the l(o.scoe Ik-11. [ I I. lus failed to live up to advanced the Orlando Sports Stadium, probably gain hiiui a contract eighth ranked Walter "Snake" Shuffle." last two efforts were a when a triple wind-up is with Mike Quarry's manager, White. I.kata, a Chinese-Italian, draw and a close decision over presented. (tie local promoter, ete licLa, also undefeated, is 'recently stopped Dennis fliggs a normally easy Nat Shavers. The bout with most local ,\shlock. :;lated to meet Bruce Scott of to win the Southern MidIn Walker, McKinney face, Interest is the clash between In recent months Ihe Beaumont Texas Scott ap- dlcwelght Championship The another possible "Cliirk" enTampa's undefeated John Seminole slugger has racked up peared here a couple of months only blemishes he has on his ding is he is really a legitimate Pinney, 1641, and Sanford's impressivet. Orlando decisions former record in 39 pro bouts are draws hea vyweight and has a strong go against Pinney, currently Ring F ullard, and highlytouted -- - 't + 4 — ~_~7' - I - -- OAKLAND (AP) - Reggie ation of America, with two Jim Palmer, the Cy Young Spotlight __ . de ac ...:. :_ .-IF.1, II . - n w L Sports • I " t . - L 7- - '______________ • liopular fighters to appear in maturity to deliver it. I might Scott is known as a -spoiler" in Cen t ra l Florida in recent sears the ring lie is a hard fi ghter to even knock hluui out Perez enters the fight with look good with, as lie shifts, from Two of Pinney's stablemates A "Super Card" of boxing will the knowledge that a win over w il l be featured in 10 rounders, a normal stance, to sou th paw be featured tonight at 8 p.m. at his out of the ring friend will second ranked Tony llc-ata arid swings while doing the "Ali P • ii • .R Herald Correspondent Ills - - . , Mt fl Ring Contract Perez Meets Pinney Tonig ht By LEE time to can five buc kets and seasons. Craig, 'Mr nation last season at the line liukoweCki Barry 072 2 inake , -rfect five-for-five Everything" for the first ye3r mth it phenomenal 9.1 per (Vnt Cravviord 0 2 2 2 Stibstituting frecl% Sterling For1 U. Seminole Junior College had ii Ic o rtunit' to watch night at the charity stripe while team from Flagler, hit on nine mark. I 3 opened its basketball campaign dominating the boards for the buckets for Bukowiecki, a free-lart. 18 markers from his -ing " 'w his relatively inexperienced in an accustomed manner charges J)OSt position, but was shut off na tural with a pamsIng flair, McCuflvm 3 3 3 13., ta ke solid command of Baiders. Tuesday night winning - - but the co Manley 2 0 0 4 of the second most showed he may soon throughout capable be ntest midway in the final out-cleaned Flagler on kill, in doing so, showed wrinkles period of challenging for more playing and never let •° the boards 51-32 and had never be fore associated wi th a time but still had a tendency to I. '.%t! ex t r e m e ly teams w ere DOtil s'is expected, Sophomore medium-successful 39-83 night Joe Ste rling team, powering to Rutherlord 2 2- 7 o ri fl e off-the-mark or too-quick tvld from the floor in the irst Gerald (ens paced From the floor. 4 12 er 9 a second hail surge to a 109-62 minutes of play, but the Raiders passes to unawares teammates, Willi m Cr effort markers, u win over I- lagler College and Ilse showed a great deal TotaI% 7 how-e ver, it was not the titik 13 3 tied in ct.in 'er clever shooting 6-5 Johnny, of poise leading the second-half outlet pass and racehorse style A tight first half game broke or res, ian W OFTM yp I' oret actua ll y out shot press that broke the game open offense that set fans buzzing In open with six minutes to go in k d17 the first fram, but rather Owens froin the floor, canning Freshmen Mike Williams and KeaVeney the half as Raider markers and pressing guard Sterlings inseven of eight tries around seemingly the Freeman Kennebrew, both out. MOici' 1S seemed inconsisten t haverly 4 a 2 It. bucket, while the Sophoinore consistent style of play of-state products, canned eight that offensiv Dea,ch fensive pa the team came up with 11 tallies looked ash it was bogging ' play play-making guard dumped in markers each, oo while cra (ems, to lead the SJC point parade five field goals and had an Sophomore Ed Whipper of owjison down in the early goin ~ 9. 11 tllOStOi them coming in the ,ate Lron.,d o o o 0. The opening contest became The Raiders changed both ei g ht -o f-10 night at the free Oviedo added nine points in the _Z~J --_ 1 even more lopsided in the offensive and defensive setups throw line. evenly Ikilanced ltaidcr attack. Total% 1111aU aMN is 11 is 62 i Flagler Surprising eerone but ilmost at every turno second halt with a tenacious IN U 11 2A 36-- 62' ve r, and Rutherford and McCullum The local cagers tr.c' to sii oi-io, pressing and trapping zone Sterling, who has said his while sometimes the young toin'i F r'ht,n i.e J Winter Haven Tuesday agains t . --, defense and a scrambling, free- SA)phontiores have taken up a lot St-millole, ('(Jllll t N (,;Ill.. ': -, .k Fouled 0~jt V,1,t,rn P ., -. . _ %%1111 . r, . ~ I lie tU Illb-St'Ll aS:1iglll I jell L~, I I)erfeLt their second game of the Technical Fouts Seminole 1. of , 18-7 team List year,6-5 seven-year head coarh Sterling depleted SJC'S GERALD ODOM thev Obviously flu,stered the nights at the charity stripe. season, 100AIS Tulen, ;4uiledge I ...Gets 18 points in Season opener ____________________________ 0 .~ -;-. I , -SAM.MVP W ner J kson S4 e The Sanford HraId Wednesdays Nov. 14,1973-9A •1 0 Raiders ODen With SflIttItflflL - _..__ _._.__... 1a -• an Hopes For 0 fl.. __._._ • L t:____.,It,, 0;X (;)L )w1ilio Lvil (11J. . I Billy Casper and hiomero Blancas were in a group at 290. South African Gary Player, the nold Palmer w well back at 295 Australian Bruce Crampton failed to burvive the Mbole cut. lie Joined aosentees Jack Nickbins, Lee Trevino, Toni Weiskopf and Johnny Miller oil the - ______ - ______________ I I I . ' --an ' " - --.-- -- ____________ - a I �- .'i.; r'rr - - - ------------- -- - - --.. -a--- - -_- --- A utt..zford Hcrid __________________ cnesdy, Nv. i4 1973 ' 1 5' 1 Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay Pro Football Not ) INFoRMATIoN In Memoriam -- WE wish to thank our friccds an neighborstorthemanynr,,t te Help Wanted 10 18Male Help Wanted - The Jolly !re!n Giant Bought His Valley Thru A Want Ad Apartments Rent Furnished ____________________________ Church cus!odian wanted. Ative rctiredmalefo mainlenanceand Part time halp wanted I - it is pla ' ed toda ith old da s for defense It asn t a ide proliferating field goals, "Nobody can tell me." con- open game then." - references 3720027. The Lonner Your Ad Runs e ess ..Os,S rer Line Per Day. ctear.donstarsaprtment heavy emphasis on running, tinued Fran, "the home run 19 • BEST - 4 closr PORD P1 / / BO'I • IF Well carpet, drapes, stove, VALUE. shopping and Schools Low down payment, Only 527.500 to $7 ______ _______ _______ •' ________________________________ _____________________________ Houses for Sale - U Houses for Sale - Female Help Wanted - ome Call collect. 904 l'iS'7)63 ,- Oct. 21 and I bedroom cottage. No alcoholic btverlOfl, no PttS- i bedrooms, 1 baths like Large lot. Sate price 122 L. 67-A TELEVISION SETSI7SUP MILLERS - --' ,,, 12 teams then in (lie National - I uiiili dl I t 1'Ui tlir V. L.9 ,nnro. 37') 56O tu'fnr I UI 51 an i IiU in am , ') I - _______ - rit io-èkper 55 i- r. 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Fast, dependable. ec000mical Call Victor-365 3743 _______ ' Sd,rf,i) 09 4pp edditiovijl i# 'I ."'"" SO-Autos for Sate , , - h.lZ'' Trailers If J for information, call Joan Carter, Asoc "siiifOfl I itt r,Ji( - 1960 Dodge See alter 4 p.m 404 Sari Marcus Ave., Sanford 16 1970 Maverick Grabber, 750 engine 1179$ o' best offer. 323 1241 Auto Rep'alrs Pa rts. Accessories - - - - 1968 VW Fastback -- 17 Volt Auto Batteriessl) 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 SanfordAvenu, 327 809S 1972 Chevelie Malibu 40. Iower i...I..,. ).L . ,." ,,,v, i _u,Y Su mileage. Call 322 15)0. Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted Rink cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795-6)91 aftytimi. ...... BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMEIITS SmailjobsWantod 377 1331. "Lake Mary" '- ---- LDWIi TVICI - '''" PiooksGarden&LawnService I .indScaping, Mowing, Edging. Tr.rnrnng Free E4t Reaso .a.bi.Jtter $333 41V Lawn CleanUp, and Light Hauling, Tremblay, Q32771. Lsn9d Miscellaneous For Sale ,., ,,'.int to , sell sornelhng? M inveStment in a Classified Ad will Pwirig results Waa_per Hanging ____________________________ PAUL SLATER ProfessIonaIwaltpaHanger LIcrnSc'..j Re'li(1i-r.ti,l (o.i'tmi'r. II Free Estim.ilr ,, Clearing - Reiltors - 52 __________________________ ____________ - Hodges 5. Qriftis Land Clearing Excavating I Grading. Ph. 323 1797 or 372 6743, day or nile. •n' _________________________________ - Well Drilling DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3 . and larger, pumos, sprmnkleri Water conditioners, 372.15)0 ,, - WELL.S DRILLEDPUMPS SPRINKLERSYSTEMS All typesandsizes Wcrcpa.randservice STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 207 W,7nd St. 3714432 Insulated cover for any Short bed pick up truck. 17$ Ph 372 1553. SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED In Shipment, $ new 1973 zigzag sewing machines, nationally advertised brand with full factory guarantee $4995 cash or terms. lntpectandtest at United Freight Sales, 3550 5. Orange Ave. Orlando,Mon, Fri.9to9, Sat.? to PECONDtTIOopi.t,.cii-,,,,s Wathers and Dryers WARRANTY Free Delivery. WI4ITESIDE APPLIANCES, 1141 ________ ____________ * Sanford Auction * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiqe-, TVs, Miscetlaneous, New and used furniture and appltances Plus SPecial sales (watch acts) AuctloneerIng Service. COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, Sell, onstgn. appraise, or Special sales out of nytpiing of value. hwy. 17 92 (behind Win the-stir Mobile Homes fl3'O SanforiL Ft 'ADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOS'. W.-'.lern Wear, Save al the Old Corral Welter n Shop. 11 92, I mile ' al Deflary, Appliances ______ _________ Washers, Dryers, Ranges. Retrig 53995 up. Repair all makes. M'r Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave 1237937. The biggest little worker you ever saw LLLLtIL Lii.1tLL LL(ittLLL L. ft(jtj Hwy. 436 & 17-92 Fern Park 323-1299 NOW!! TWO BIG, LOTS TO SERVE YOU WE NEED USED CARSI Now is your opportunity trade for a new Dodge or Chrysler Lease Car, to Lease Cars with Chrysler Extended Warranty 73 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4 Dr., hard top, power steering, power brakes, R&H, AC, No. U262 '73 DODGE POLARA '72 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT R&H, 4 speed, factory air, very sharp '71 DODGE DEMON 225, 6 cyl., 3 speed, floor shift, R&H "performance plus economy", Many to (hone Irom Dk's Appliance Sales I Sryie, 76175 Santoqd,3fl765a -1 NMOPE WASHER ,,rt' set vicv. used fllilch,n MOONEY APPlIANCES, 373 (Wil '68 9 Pre Chrlstmat Sale on flo*r model Whirlpool Appliances, Come in, see them. Big Savinçs. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Set-v 3096 Orlando Dr. 3235-04 _________________________ - * * * * * * * 67 HERB'S IV NOW OPEN FULL TIME Hrs I S (J Toes Sat Alsosomeev-pnings 111)5 Santo'dAve 373 1734 ., CORVAIR 3 speed, floor shift, radio, you must see this one 3288 $ 1 788 $ 1 388 $ INTERNATIONAL 17 TON P-UP TRUCK detachable camper top 588 988 PEUGEOT STATION WAGON 4 sp., R, air, good tires Double Sharp No. T858A 1Q88 DODGE CORONET 2 dr, HT, V.8, auto, PS, R, AC, 39,000 actual miles 1O88 TVRadioStereo 53 * 2988 9 passenger wgn., V.8, PS, PDB, R&H, AC, Roof Rack, No. 1)295 Many other lease cars available at same low price Freezers - * * * * * * atlassda (It''i Qut yourablir.garaecw oasemen'' - OPEN SUN 1-5 NewCarLot 1801W.lstSt. SANFORD 322-0614 M ID • LA. Orlando 644.3912 - '13 Laguna. Fully loaded, 9000 ml Must sell. 1300, take over. Call 37) 4051 between 6:307:30. WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Pug Puppies. AKC Reg Stud Service Available ________________________ MAf TI. AND FLEA MART l9 4lHwy I! ?2.Open Sat ISun 9 1357970 TJ1t tan, also rca. sire 7 lbs. wo' med. shots. $45. Animal Haven Grooming 5. Boarding Kennels 372 575?. console, 130 373 6559. 830-5500 so Cleaners KIRBY VACUUMCLEANER 'v authorized sates & service in Sanford Ooen9S.Mnn Fri.SAI W.flth Si. Ph 3230130. FREE HomeDemonstration ____________________ Land COGBURN FENCE CO PH 530 5341 • - '• •' &' '." Vacuum - SERVICESUNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372 Dft 77-Junk Cars Removed tables, coffee tables I lamps. All items like new, Please call 64-5 0373 _____________________ Lelaclassiliedadhelpyou.:iean 0511 your attic, garage or basernentl Concrete Accetsories 7$-Motorcycles 5. year. $200; Magnavox stereo New Shingles tacked on by square wilfi air, or by hand Licensed insured. 373 5)33 -- (,sl iasn buCrS lot a small in Place a 16 cosl veitmenl cIil,', iii it br rrult% CONCRETE PATIOS Auto RepaIrs GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ______________________________ _________________________________ Custom made screen rooms, car. ports. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM - FABRiCATION. 3234475 JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, kilitdevler. 105 Closed Thursday Sunday. 337-7921. - . '_ _________________ _____________________ CUSTOMERS GO? !Pr , repairs, roofs painted, free honest BULLDOZER WORK 'IearinC lots our Specialty. 373 1731 tec_3pm. -'- Sanford, Florida , for Rent Pets pnd Supplies ______________________ _____________________ iI?ran11jn .A_rins .L\partrnents 'M Pontiac Bonneville 20 HI, A-I Cond A C. Power Steering, Brakes, Radio, Etc.. New WSW Tire-s. I Owner. 5695.00 Call 322. 32$) weekend etter 5:30 On week. days. Rent Blue Lustr( Electric Carpet Snampocer for only 1) per day. CARROLLS FURNITURE _____ Planning a garage sale? Don't SANFORD Private party must sell house lull of Iagd to advertise it ifl the beautiful furniture, Spanish classified adsl Excellent Investment Mediterranean bedroom suite, __________________________________________ . d.n.ng room suite. Fla. room & Zoned for professional offices. Close den furniture. Spanish Pkmbklg to downtown Sanford and Lake __________________________ Moflro. Remodeled inside arid Mediterranvan living room suite, work, etc. Cell Jerry. 349 5295 Free Estimaie, ___________________________ _____________________________________ 'O'i Equipment ______ - -_____ Home repaIr. itnprovenient, pei,itlnç. No lob too larg or too small Ph 373-3609. ______________________________________________________ (formerly Harrietl's Beauty Nook) 19 E Pine, 5742. Tratters 1 PAINTING Ph 372 5333 . -_--_ 72_.-Auct;:n .. Machinery and Tools ___________________ 1. ,. T 70-Swap and Trade 7 I-Antiques __________________________ lmprovemoits - -_ Attic lnsulationj .1 VU Largecomner lot, near old NAS. 75' x 723'. Reduced for ruick cash sale. Dog training in your home. All _________________ Tom Bryant, RI. 4. Jonesboro, Breed Dog Training Academy. Ark 7744)) _________________________ Call for free evaluation 131.7170. _____________________________ ___________________________ BecVoom suite, double bed, corn ____________________________ 16 Income and plete, dresser with mirror, night GrniflQ --- PtOt,15OfllIwthlOYC 5 am. 6 p.m. Animal Have, stand; platform rocker. 664 8019 Investment Property after S. GroomingandBoarding.372.3152. DRYWALL-SPRAYING ______________________________ u;.4: I' : 7 '"" ) O OIl , ffl in the far scst, UCLA and Icrecast Southr-n Califor.iia starm Alabama 37 Miami (f'Ia i i ing up fur thur Pac C tut clash next week, sili come Air I-orcr 19 ArIzona 18 through unsciithed The Pitt. g, Army 14 roug., dflu reau) c1ans will BOIJV (.rren 37 o lb 30 polish off Oregon State 44 24. Brown ts kaff kalt - and the Tro janc still euIcore Vastung - __________ o7-Lsvestoc¼ and Poultry - -.- ___________________ ______ _____________________ . r'tmph _i - conventional tractors. Mileage at 'C and 4-Sc loaded, llc impty Weekly settlements, uHier benefits, Apply BuildIng le). Sanford AirPort or pne (3Q5i 22? IC.zo br appOintment, _________________________ 62-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools 64-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets and Supplies Lb-Horses - - Homor pition, built In buttonhole maker with designs. Pay $35 SO or payments of 17 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. ________________ FirSt St.. Doivntown. - ______________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ __________________________________ Miami (FJa.), can't help but be looking forand Mississippi State respec37. Kansas ZR tively. The high-scoring ward to their showdown Oklahoma Penn.St. . Ohio U. itt slated forT'onthedayafter Crimson Tide had best pay Thanksgiving but barring an Yale 35. PrInceton 8 atteiittcrn to what's going on unexpected upheaval they MichIgan 24, Purdue 17 or they could be sw-prised by should both prevail. We con- Texas A&M 26, Rice 7 the Uurricanes. We predict fidently predict Oklahoms 37, an Alabama victo 37-20. Kas 28, and N&'bracka 36, U32 17 LSI' 'hrniit ht'e' n v'ctr iT iiiyt;is I It) "fl't L()Ul 11UC3lS l tIme 01 it turning back the At priming for their title si.ana 14(N) BtJIIdc,I'c 'lfl' ''d' 1) SU1)l'r Sa!rirdv StanfcrI 3, Ur.ion Is Ii Boston (.oI 24. 12 ',&tlIrolht Ii ned and outgunned Iowa, the Tefls Longhorns engage Predlction3a,. for games seeibigwins1orTexFech _______________________ -- lieGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive. ___________________________ ________________________ fl1u(Ir):Il.1/)(ff:I1'1lI.% ',iirul IIl"(It ct (H)! - (:!i,!,Iiis,,c,p .I1i: - i)rupes I'fllUIP Polio or Flu/eon',' AdI _______________________ Pet Care ______________________ - I ASSUME PAYMENTS Getting ready to move? Sell excess items quickly wih a Classified On deluxe Necchi zig zag 3 needle PHONE 322 9064 __________________________ ________________________________ Have your heater serviCed 10 winter. Call Geneva 141g. 1. Air Svice.323_5434. Household Goods -_ ".ILSON MAIER FURNITURE bu'v' sell trade 311 315E First St. 322 5622 _______________ _____ _______________________ - AIR APPLIANCE REPAIR 51 LAKEFRONT HOMESITES LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES 15.000 115,000. 5301000 - condition, 1850 caSh. Call 373 1429 before$prn 1962 Chevy II Wagon, rur.s 0 K.. needs clutch and inspection, $130 323 'SM 17 DOG HOUSES New, large 1. small 2023 Adams Ave 3225431 or 337-7237. ji, _______________________ INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING OILHEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 373.5,54 Ph. 372 5504 ________________________ - IS I redflr C -' 0ker P ______________ Painting ... .__ir_r&' REALTY CO. Reg Brokers Sanford, Fia. __________________________ Days 322 5)71 ___________________ PdlGPits3n 5124.37271St Acreage.LotsardLawns Irepestimtr_cJi173$04 _ ars at? __I balance 10 'veers. 5. TRIMMING yi.'t work or other irsall lobs? ___________ ______ ____________________________ Hire a super salesman a classified ad. to sell your dint ncectt' Ge-f cash buyers for a smat' ri -I-'_ ______________ vestment. Place a, 1Gw cost classified ad for results, Heating _________________________ - ' '6$ Dodge Coronet, loaded, excellent Atltnlion Hunters & Fishers Camper Special. 1x26', 5100 Can be seen at Club Diamond, Deflary - Dachshunds, AiC m,niature, black fiction. .c.cialIst. Mowing by request only. Free estimate. 373. FOREST CITY-HORSE __________________ c .i72-4522 SEARS in Sanford 3721771, - Radio Stro 53-Garage swefingservice,on line computer. M.L.. vour-reattors Work $Rford - . - Tenn. 32, MississIppi 10 _______________________ ___________________ __________________________ ____________________________ : ____ 51 'GUsho 53-TV Co. NEEDJ Top NOrCP4 ROUTE SALESMEN FOR THE SAN. FORD AREA. Mer:handlse ____ - For - Food For personal interview, see Charles Hutton, Wednesday or Thursday, Nov. 11 or IS at The Holiday Inn, San'ord. fl3-1910, .t Boola' Down sauth, Alabama ad Large AAA 55-foals & Marine Equipment eye-catching attraclrins, two I,. .i__ •i_ 'I'l_ Unnnle ROUTE SALES SO-Miscellaneous Idaho St. 26, Idaho 20 MIam, (0) 20, CIncinnati 14 to Penn State by a 4i6 count, and to he Old Blue BoolaoverPrinceton,35-3 - _______________________ prise School, 21) MaIn St, En fri-pvc ______ . Dayton 24. Marshall 7 Ij iiiipvt (dill vy lUop ____________________ __________________ ______________________ ____________________ IS-Resort Property c. -. - Rutgers 28, Holy Cross 14 aflefl5llIflgeIfl ________________________ _____________________________ _______________________ orlandoorPh.1076lcollect. ____________________ i1-ejI Estate Wanted IllInois 42, Minnesota 21 Missouri IL Iowa St. 14 Nbrika 38, Karssas St. Is ISV 21, Miss. St. JO (N) Sever& needed - national corn pany, excellent tringebenef its and 13--Lots and Acrage Pacfflc 33. HawaiI 3(N) rolling alon toward a er tam Ros.l bid sull entertain ----- ______________ - ..... _--:.' - ______ I r7T.._-__ - - St. 14, Georgia iz A.uburu of this glorious land of ours there are thrilling football matches in store for sou this t r_ =:e :1adse .xIt- d pigAln treat on tap -kall kalE' t'(nn stjtt _____________________ _________________________ ___________________ - 46-income And Investment Property 20 (N) down and across the breadth -______________________ -- ' - ___________________ ____ ___________________ _______________________ - Kentuct:y Ii, FlorIda 10 San Diego St. 35. Fresno pp Egad frierds, from east to sest north n couth up and _____________________ state - - --- - ea ., 1973 Heavy Duty Chevy 81a:er, 4 wheel drive. I speed, 5,000 miles Call 6641554. - TRUCK CAMPERS -- Sears 2'.', cult. Elcctrtc CcrTct ?,'icr, $.& Phone 322 1530 65 .JJ Campers -. Pip 110cr 720. 300ft. of It" hose.) rooting staple guns. Make offer. 3Th 1333. 4 ______________________________ ______________________________ "ri fronton French (ye Corn -riot .. - ens. To buy and Sell gold or s'lvi'r con'acl us first We also buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W 1st 3'?) 4337 - Dearborn gas space heater, with 830.5500 master bedroom beautiful family __________________ - ______ - 1964 Dodge Dart. automatic, radio, Mater, excellent tire-i. Just 5350. SHELLEY USED CARS. 701 French Ase . 2232960 -_ pIeces 15000 flU Gibson A C MOSStE C B Arr- - Stamps.Colns - Bicycles Commercial compressor, 2 c'yi., 2 . 69 KACTUS KORRAL, 715$ Sanford Ave. Next to HorSe 8. Rider Cactus, pottery & specIal pIanIst Avt.OrIanOMOflFrI.9,t INVESTORS -_____________________________ Travel Trailers New Lumber For Sale Ree,onable 63 :- g ,tre Owner is asking 29 S00 - - Help Wanted ri 372 5752 372 843.1 3?-6u nest Proper'y controls for z zag. buttttole. blind stitch, fancy patterns, monograming and much more. ih cash or terms United Lots and Acreage - - - - 3 .PJNEBREEZE FARMS. 6:sort Property _______ = eartwrby representative n your spate time - _4 63_72 0 come $2) air Fully equipPed kitchen corn- Lots APARTMENTS 1505W 25th St. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, carpeting drapis Pool Kitchen eqi.s ppeØ 3 childrenacce$tedCall322 a ibiFt nag.Iurbsg processing plan' Furnished year. tnen lull time. Prefer mature woman. Call 5301)00. 'SSVWCOIIVERTIBLE Nothing down. takeover Cttei'. m any' en"- Brand New slide in truck campers All sizes arid models. 10 speeds, $ from 1795. New World Travel, SPeeds, and standard bikes now Hwy. 17 n, Longwood. 534 9124. available at Firestoae Store. Call 322 0741. Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pick-up. Phone 321-5200. New 10 speed bike '6$ Scamper Camper. 7 burner Phone 373-7456, stove, ice box, sInk, sleeps 6. saoo Call 322 6494. 61 '67 Chevy. Power brakes. Best offer Phone 3'2 $910, - 4.4.1 ii76, W..,15.. ,-.irx /s 62 LawnandGarden n. URIENIAL wuc,s _________________________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 'Ratc,dlshwasher disposal MOBILE HOME SHOE PASSES are batrs AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL.. WP. Also om: available. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange Mot.le Home Bank Repossess.ons Jim RItu utit Hllnt Uii 'dU 3 be&oom, 1' or two baths all Pri 566 5691 alter rt ige to, sate 12500 per acre COI'TV Pool Phones - time Secretaries, Typists, Mobile Homes 4? VA"Nothing Down f-or the be-st buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehIcles. see; DON BALES SarttordI,iot:rCcr...r,i.y SOS S French Ave .372 - Used Cox Ba-at Trailer, for 1? 70' ho-at, new I?" wheels end springs. 19$ 323.62. 2-In - - CASH 3fl 4)37 1ir used furn'ture. appliatLi' In.jI'., tic. llu I or 111)1 IC,7, L.rry's Mart 215 Sanford Av cyd::, "We Don't Stop - Cath buyer (or used articles, fur niture, etc. HWY ANTIQUES 122 6972. Fmsinmant Lovely 3 bdrbaih. FHA. avai!aWeoo ____________________________ t.iarage-Kummage Sales loc3tion AvlcbIeat 1)5.500, with I W( lit t:ii Autos for Sale 196) Jeep Station Wagon. excellent condiliofl. Good tires 7725151 - - 80 JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale A,Gri,,.,.,o.,rs......,. brand new 197) stereo console andcomponents. 5Omt'hiveilt ii5treck and Gecrarci turn tab$ei rices start as low as 199.95 10 "Ston Urn fP . NE . LEFT Feed i v-aaio-rereo UNITED FREIGHT SALES hat jut D.vrs Jfl 7s17 ttemcndous buy on this lovely 7 Ledroom with Florida room and Th.'antrto"Whatlodowilhu, con old Car" Sell it with a Classified • Ad lakefont property fenced yard big Lake Mary. 3727903 Trucks nd Trailers original miles Good condition Phone37300)1 _______________________________ landIS Call 323 7641 alter 6 - MIscellaneous 50 - - -- - __________________________ CITY - LIFT YOUR CHIN OFF -_______________________ usT SUCCEED and ac that II provide years 01 steady ' 2 Bedroom mobile home available 19 __________ Horses rlorwsuuerueu. i(riionaoie rate-S _____ ______________________ U Motorcycles 1970 Ford Dump Truck Equity and Assume Payments 66 ii, 18 DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER Self contaried Nothing down. take over Call dealer 373 6730 Two Male Walker Deer Hounds Best Offer 313 0)45 after 5pm 7047, KULP D EALTY _______________________ PetsandSupplies --- PoodleL Terrsers, Spends. matter i LAKE MARY. 3 bedrooni, block, eS.carPet,owfler.3n 1)09 -_ \ A la0r, 3 new 3 bedroom 7 bath h Many extras. Good locitin Iper : cent interest 529.000 3nnv. VflT V4,&6 65 Req. Wormed. All shots. 372 6067. Rolling I4iIl -Fairways front and back. 31 H. 7' PCt. 149,900. Stock me - berhip, golf c,t lflClud(.(j $31 - by Art Soniom -- c7TT" edroom, 1 bath, vt'aII CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR $31 527? ç THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale ., .nvcstmt'nt 75 pt lifl6flCiflg Farm Fresh RCbbit, any quantity, RP for weekend relief, day shift. government inspected. 79c a PIeaant working conditions, Rated For Consecutive A check of statistics re' - State Rd 431, LOngwc'od, 53) 5353 Good Thing s to Eat - Sales Fxcelknt lob opportunity IS GROWING FAST lot. Now suddenly every- offense. The New York fans Houses for Sale : ALEDWITHA DRINKING then fringe Excellent btnefit%. 7 bedroom. SALESMAN WANTED to work SAN FRANCISCO - tNEA shurt. safe passes and accent ball is the only interesting • PROBLEM cpield. 1)70 mo 5)00 deposit Ph. Demonstrator and gas furnithed Seminole County. Guaranteed - Who says rofessionalloot. on lfnse thin ( tb II I Prts AtcOhoIicAnonymous 3"?";ncomean 2bne.We Pode Winter Parke ball is duIrBortng? Repeti"Wtm said the long bomb is what°s duller than ai tive. Unimaginative' HOMES and APTS for rent. From Pflonii23 1557 neccsszrv, argued ran, • to complete pass? 1797. Sanford. Maitlad. Call baa $019 for ap mo Call 123766). HOME .'.''ePO flo 17)) exciting football?" "Listen, Green Bay beat Orlando 831-9993 pountment. -Dishwashers and Experienced IP1TALS - brok.r -9 to9 Sanford. Flord. The questions were pealed the Dallas Cowboys in 1965 c pin peqson to Sanfc'rci ccln off rhetorically by rrancis ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Willp:ys meone Think about it a second. A with a minus-lO yards pass AUFORD. New 2 arid 3 bedroom Ask for Want Ads rree. 641 2027 for "We Care Asbury Tarkenton, the quar- couple of decades ago. critics ing and nobody complained tnPou$ci WeSt 25th St. at Holly . 7657 -- --------Hotline" Adults or Teens ___________________________ terback of the Minnesota 'ik- - espedallv college coaches then about dull football. They 1 thlU S times ---------40c a line Ae Rent starts at 5725 3fl 5641 - -3OcaIine Men wanted for shift work in wire 7OS90 ings, who has been elated by - were deriding pro football were legends, those teams. 6thru25tlmes I3uslnessOpportunities - - 23Ci lIne 6 company. W will train on the lob, - - --- - - --_______ Child Care his team's success but in- is basketball in shoulder The New York Giants won 25 times - - 3 Bedroom,) Bath -_ __ rexperiencerequired. Part time SFLF SERVICE COIN OPERATED (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) censed by critIcism of the pads because teams were three games in 1958 without One VearLease S)lSmo - . He was ready for an impas Th2 Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1973-1 JA UsedCarLot 17.92 & Lake Mary Blvd. 323.4270 �_ "T1'¼ O man A- —r— •-:-i--. •" '-- — ' Si SI-44iM.4L41. --• ..4 -• __ _j_-_ _- -.L -- - - ---'--- 12A—TheSanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 14,1973 Egypt, Israel St*111 Swapp*ing Threats MV AOOA Z : •' By Aln C3'e UEA Food Editoor r st =. r -. Mushroom Ham Waffles 7: In Mideast POW And Road Dispute I he to na tions ' negotiators in Tel fel M Political sources in Both Israeli and U N forces ll uHF tSSO( IATF I) PRLSS Israeli parliament that not one 1 gypt s '1enn-official Israelis apparently at the cease-lire hre, MaJ. Gun, said the riv of Israel and L.t 11'.1. Eg)pt and Israel swapped gram of food will be allowed paper said Israel is risking a were maintaining checkpoints on the Cairo-Suez highway were going to retain this control highway •,,,l.,t. n •hiir ,1crk,lI O wn It •hn In,rn ,f C..," ricn,tint1nn ni th rpinc. by war 1E%.0 I.Ub J ii. II 'JII* t1 JU'.& uii LTUI IJ.e4IJ "' Al IIIIII 1flItI&) U ' over contiol of the road to Suez and the Egyptian army on the and the Egyptian 3rd Army and opposite bank of the canal if the the exchange of prisoners of Egyptians do not agree to arrangements for the POW war. Premier Golda Meir told the exchange, ing to give the U.N. peacekeeping force control of the highway into Suez until the POW issue is settled to Israel's satisfaction, where It crosses the cease-fire until they were sure they would pt, were to meet again to-. line 60 miles cast of Cairo. But get back the 350 Israelis the U Was assumed control of Israeli Forces were checking all Egyptians are estimated to the road and the POW exchange traffic and deciding what ye- have captured in the October ould be the chief topics. war. hides could pass, . •: ... ... - sliced or one (3-ounce) can mushroom stems and pi.kes, drained Mushroom ham waffles ¼ cup butter or margarine make a tasty meal for the family for breakfast, lunch, dinner or late evening snack. ¼ cup all-purpose flour This is a quickie dish. if YOU remember to keep some of 1 teaspoon salt the basic ingredients on hand 2 cups milk MUSHROOM HAM WAFFLES '/ pound fresh mushrooms, WAFFLES TOPPED WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 11am added makes fine meal 1 On. (10-ounce) package frozen waffles 1 pound cooked ham, sliced 1 1% c0OKING is FUN ham slices and warm sauce. Garnish with chopped parsley. Makes 6 servings. 1OdlC3 6 tablespoons butter or margarue, incited 1 mIledliulil on ion, finch grate(l pulp and Ju!ct- - Saute mushrooms in butter in large saucepan. Stir in flour and salt. Gradually add milk; cook stlrrin constantly until thickened. Keep warm. Prepare waffles in toaster or oven according to package directions. For each serving top two waffle sections with Won'sci3y l'Wi. 1 4,I'i/,i—at.' r;r,.:U ,,t - ,4 t rJ- ] •.'-'t '.i.e 'a',. S. (((4I 5t' *, Salt and white pepper to taste Cook noodles according to package directions; drain. In a iixint bowl beat eggs slightly: stir in ncdles, butter, 0011, salt and peprr. Turn Cookies into awell-buttered shallow 2. FAMIIX DNNEII Noodle Pudding M&at Loaf SaIi.d Bowl 1t&'coli Fruit 1a quart baking dish. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until By grating the onion instead set a. d top Is slightiy brown — of sauteeing it you sa e a step. 35 to 'so minutes. Makes 6 8 o un c e , medium-wide ser1flgS. NOODLE PUDDING . MONDAY MENU by aileen Pear salad + Chelsea ham casserole Bran muffins TU ESDAY MENU by aileen Codfish cakes Spaghetti - . . I fAkI UUS #fOLl too it - ••• li-d orangr' - H01r ACHAILI Coto - -,- t- -- - ." . - jt~ 61 Rua . — *; - rum" W ... 'Ahi.. .A, .- • • fir WEDNESDAY /I R - ------..-- • I !7 MENU •,, I— by aileen Apple juice cocktail +Mushroom ham waffles A. SPECTACULAR SCENE Broccoli THURSDAY HEIDELBERG, GERMANY, citizens en joy a fireworks display along the River Neckar. MENU by aileen Grapefruit Hearf% corn choder World News Briefs Biuebrri muffins FRIDAY MENU by aileen Stesed chicken Homemade egg noodles Kissinger In Japan Whipped potatoes +New England plate cake U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. TOKYO lAPs Kissinger arrived in Japan from China today for meetings with Japanese leaders more Interested in what he can tell them about their Middle East oil than about their big neighbor on the Asian mainland. A joint communique covering Kissinger's (our days of talks in Peking with Premier Chou Enlai was to be issued later today, ft was expected to call for stronger cultural and other ties between the United States and China, Foreign Minister Masayoshi OhLa met Kissinger at the Tokyo airport and told newsmen the Middle East conflict arid the resulting oil shortages would be at the top of the R',vrh for t he American secretary's two-day visit. - Vegetables Help Man jo Live By Gaynor Maddox Almost everyone understands that without protein we could not live, But ask most p'ople what (,I sup' ply protein and their answer at ma i;ciy citt bc that is the only source. This is inaccurate. We could eliminate meat ompletely, plus fish and " poultry, from our diet and still get our recommended daily protein allowance from all the other protein foods we eat regularly. These valuable sources of protein are dairy products, beans, nuts, grains and vegetables. Despite this truth, a nutritionist points out, "Even today vegetarians and those Vesco Charge Outlined If financier Robert L. NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) Vesco is extradited to the United States, he will not face charges of obstructing justice and depriving mutual fund investors of $224 million, a U.S. government lawyer says. 1 he only charge on which the fugitive entrepreneur can be tried is a fraud and embezzlement indictment handed down by a federal grand jury in New York. U.S. attorney Paul J. Crurran said Tuesday. That same assurance was given to a Bahamian Maids. trate Court hearing is e&tradltion request by the U.S. Justice Deuartment. Vesco, 38, was arrested in Nassau iut week under charges that he embezzled $50, 000 from one of his companies, International Ccntrnls Corp., of Fairfield, New ,1erev - Princess Anne Wed To Calvary Captain l.ONDON 4AP) Princess Anne, the only (1;Iuhter of Queen Elizabeth II, married a commoner cavalry captain today in a televised spectacle that - gave Britons a brief respite from economic crisis and threats of an oil shortage. • Anne, 21. became the bride Of Capt. Mark Phillips. 25-year-old son of a wealthy food company executive. The queen did not give tier, a new son-in-law a title, at his request, and her t'xperirn'nting with non4 agricultural, economic and political factors unique in this country. Throu g hout history the staff of tile in many countries has been pre ,,• Queen's Dragoon Guards, lined the route down the flag-draped Mail and past St James's Park the government offices in Whitehall and the Houses of -- daughter became The Prin. tc,c Anne. lrs. Mark PhilAnne still 15 fourth in line for ferent kinds of commonly three eaten vegetables, 24 kinds of beans and lentils, 20 Ifruib, 12 nuts and 9 grains-" the throne, but with I healthy brothers she's not likely ever to occupy it. F'iftecrm hundred guests jam:iied into Westminster Abbey for the ceremony, and more than 500 million persons around - dominatety carbohydrate foods such as bread, rice or yarns, with animal protein only supplementary.. Americans have turned a man's traditional diet upside down. Meat is central here and carbohydrate foods have become supr lements." acMoore cording to 'rances I Lappe, a nutritionist vitally interested in vegetarianism and author of "Diet for a Small Planet." Her recent comments on protein appear in CHEMISTRY, a magazine for students and teachers Some say all vegetable diets are monotonous and she replies "That statement is the result of limited exposure and lack of imagination, There are basically five different kinds of meat. But there are at least 40 to 50 dif- her father, Prince Philip, in a ila.s coach. Troops of the Cold.stream Guards, the Irish Guards, the Gurkha Rifles, the Royal Air Force, Navy and Marines, and from PILIIIpS' regiment, the - meat-centered diets are considered misfits Vet, in tact, the American diet is an nddity, the result of Lai Meat is a perfect or complete protein- As a role, vegetables, grains and beans lack one or more amino acids needed to make a complete protein. Combining two or more vegetables or grains can help make up needed the world were expected to turic in to the five telecasts. British '-hikhi!dren were i!iVen i aUhed the rmallatmlydrne the queen with Prince Charles, her eldest son, and Anne with - - - ,intulil acid for •i tinre complete protein diet. For exama plant protein land which is deficient in two kc'v - R amino acids can be eaten with another which contains .F. an excess of those amino acids. There are three main combinations which yield high-quality protein by Calls* New in ihe Call 831-6310 c-,jrrn by 2. ches Too small for an ad IC De noticed or etfective You're rndriq this one! for a nmatchingarrnfloacids orerl? worm welcome strengths and we a knesse s grains and legumes I peas. beans, peanuts, lentils). milk . products and grains legumes and 't','d s 5 of lnwc r and '.eariie, for example-1 "When we consider the to your. . wide variety of items in ('acli group and their various forms, the possibilities for "New Castle" good eating are endless." sh e adds I-- ------ �- --- - -- - -- -------------- - 2B— The Sanford Herald neeSuuu Tartlets Liven Holiday Meals .4 MP young 2 vow &at comes in I to . Apt . - .. 01 11p(,ij - -- P —1- & -. W ()l"FER HOLIDAY TARTLETS During Thanksgiving meals K. . C - / 5 AV~ E ( COLGATE —.-.-----,.. No specific produck are I II use ru tni for the most nItur.Il fJ Iv in UIt'I1 The uvnu. using At nc-. conference lunchp'il except margarine Jflll Iliun arc dcs1ignc to kecptii u,n New York we were oils in piare of (at. The eco11iflt I.) 'crvc;i1the1foIIoin nomics ol food is considered. lvtcr l. tunat- urkey Modification of traditional In other words. it expresses with water CnCslflUis. cranoer- diets is mild and modsi the associations rec-ommen ry chutneytor heel manicottli. r;itatouille. dat ions but with gaiety and spinach. avoc'aThe book contains 500 first door.ine practical guidelines. toss. Southern class recipes , all tested by the riIs&tJ, biscuits. retr'erator associations nutritionists. In This so °csted breakfast pireapIi' cake. Actually. '."t' practical terms th e book puk groves the [olnt: fresh stfound the food delicious and m hasis on fish and poultr -. crries wheat germ pinCiAci all the recipes come from the aJleanbeefallwith a mininew cookbook. mum of cholesterol. %p ok ht he , the use of fish. hgt - can Ikart Assn Medicinal" No, All good eating. Very good eating. Ii includes nutri tional sanity. purpo;clv de signed to rut iiown Ofl (Ofl. suniplurn of dk'tarv t-holesteri. suspected ol being a VonIii I)utOr to I k4IrtdisistJ(,. -ease '- TU 1% man-siving co(Abook. one - 15 Mini Pads ______________ AND UP p --: it More people like white meat BEEF PEO IL - .. ti-••---. iPlWP,Y - SAVE 4c MAID MANDARIN Pineapple 88c CHAMPAGNE TH .3 CANS $100 J Mus rooms . . . . 4 I ' n SAVE 10 THIIP TH*iFY I 0 STUFFED S ' . . Fruit Cakes Cake Mixes . . - 20c $ . . . . 43 c .. WI GALA JLIMI . . . Towels . . .. . • • . . UNCLE , in Stul-N-Such . • 59c 3': 1°° 3 49c a - -- .• a (Oct, 10C ir k • . $19 24oi • CHARLES ANTELL • i a . - BREAD SHAMPOO , : - G OL D MED east Br - D RULL) 11-01. FLOUR 39c _ 5 6 8c 1I JOHNSON'S I I WITH THIS COUPON - - SACRAMENTO INV - 46.oj, VALID AT YOUR WNi;E THRU NOW 21 — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 ump;n _V1 NE~ Ot-i aaaa 2o;. 49c THIt?rY MAID CLAN (III Cocktai( TS AVE 4 - THRIFTY . . . . $100 2 D CUT SWEET ;i Potatoes . cGOOD Sa(tiries . . . . SAVE I CRACEUr 39c CRACKIN' ?IEUCHS Io 45c VAP4111.A Extract , 3 •a . . 2;1 . . . • 49c THRIRTY MAID .......... W_ 39c Chicken FRESH FROZEN Pt Rice.... . ... • • 900 Syrup . . a a • • • • . I,4,;t Whole Hams ' 2 of 81c Oft MONTE Catsup . . . . . . 3 : 89c I4-o:. .. 'B 9 LII, . . . . . Pork Sausage . . •rfx Fish Fillets . . Broiling Foil . • • WD BRAND USDA CH O 9° . . . SUPERPIAND !J IJ TOP VALUE STAMPS 140. $119 Cream Cheese 2 CIACKIN GOOD s cltscirn Dinner Rolls . 85cTenderloins OSCAR 39c . . jT!/ TOP VALUE STAMPS t 0 11. ay p Franks . TOP VALUE STAMPS I: UVftO. I . . a •• • Ill. - GOOD THRU NOT 21 •••••. Both Tissue Air Freshener GOOD THOU NOV 21 Fruit Coke GOOD THRU NOV, 21 GrJOD THOU NOV 21 • • , Parker House Rolls 2Pk MRS SMITH Pie Shells . • • • • a lOotK co 39c 1 BIRDS LYE g 'I 49c Margarine EACH PINT a • 9 I Corn-on - The-Lob 1 [1 LJ R aisi ;°. K ~AN' C lopping . SW.tNSON ITURKEY I'. ci )(C$IC(IN 7o) OR SALISBURY . a 2 • TS 79' 33C Turkey Roast THRU _ . a •... 32*1 49c 1 , Z4pPIOU PEANUT Clusters cnssp pc" PIG. 2 a KS $ • a a • a • GREEN GIANT 59C Egg Roll . • sees* TOP VALUE STAMPS coou THRU NOV ''! ' (ANt) 99c Avocadoes . A°1S loot 9 00 49c • • 3 FOR s1oo 2 s ,Al 49C Celery ••••a U S No I YELLOW (3 (B BAG 69) a • 3 49c s • CNE 46-a, M(ATR Pecan Pie fA(tC'P(vft. : Coconut Cake C000 TP4PUP4OV'I - wu~ TO IL WRAPPED Mints : 49c CHOCOLATE CRfMf Drops io-.. K. NEW CROP SHELLED Le Sueur Peas 2 AOc TF JUMBO 39c Onions • • • J 4 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST, ,l 49c HEADS . . . . $1?? I' - Cleaner 65 1'.% () 9 , - A P I (, , ,, . 19 DEPEND 0 BOWL TOP VALUE STAMPS 8 PXG Pure Ground Beef Cabbage . . . a .2 9°° Pecans . . . IIE xruv!tTfl ri?/%T TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS 'Tn- 0 HARVEST FRESH 00 FLORIDA BIRDS LYE SPEARS CHUN KING MEAT & SHRIMP OR CHICKEN •J.:_I. 6'o: . . . a . • Sweet Rolls B Entree . . . . . . . 2 63C Potatoes . . a • 5 $]) Sliced Yams . . 2 100 Broccoli AA04TON DANISH CHEESE C Hf i r, APPLE OR BLUEBERRY f JtNNIFO No 6 Topping GOOD THRU NOV 71 C Killill - OLD TA SH1QFj OATMEAl. Cookies 14 o ?KQ, w ns Bridge Mix POLY BAG REGULAR F PINCH FRY 63' Chicken . 49c ONE 7 GOOD 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 11L81 R15 (QTRS 11001 WIP x. 9 . . -I LB TOP VALUE STAMPS Cured Ham CHOCOLATE 10 - 39c UACH S 00 24 99 $139 ;i 1'' K& MUSHROOMS Biscuits . . . a • • mA I TOP VALUE STAMPS Dinner POLE BEANS BORDEN'S BIG TEN $269 PURINA (FOR CATS) SEA NIP, AlA SEA OR DAIRY UORTCP,1 -. SAC. Sour Cream . . . ONE HAIF Liquid Gold -1I A COMPLETE VARIETY OF HOLIDAY NUTS & FRUIT CAKE FRESH, IREAISIONI DIPS 91 98 SIZE flMY FRESH Sour Cream ROLL . • , , LB. Beautiful Mums. W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE HIF WHOLE CUT I WRAPPED TREE * TOP - VALUE STAMPS ROLL 43c 5919 tJAlIr MATERIAL TOMATOES 'i FRtI-I WHILE TIflY LAST , Strip Steaks 10 :r.TTT it 2041. COPEtApID 2 PUMNA HIG 4PRQTE itz CHOCOLATE Bibb Lettuce . . 2 REYNOLDS BANQUET FIlED (O $L.ACI3UIPI 0 CUs Scinijcfies Pecan Buns . . . . FRESH P011 SHANK HALF OR . , ")flc '' $127 Meal TY 23c PKG 33c I Chow Mein I WE . INDs't, ESCAROLE, ROMAINE GREEN ONONS QAD-SIIES OR41 6 SAVR $ DIXIE DARLING RAISIN CINNAMON, FRUIT OR ,ç, SIZE I S _Iu•\ Io TOMATO JUICE -.-- SAVE 21c Chips. . . . . • • BLADES -.-- - I DEEP SOUTH FlESH CUCUMBER BONDED - BAG CHIC KEN OR BEEF . .' POTATOES $1O0 SAVE lOc ZAPATA 43-41 MORTON MPNCL MEAT OR I 3 SIZE • 11iliT, I Oi j Cranberries DIXIE DARLIN BROWN N' SERVE FLAKY OR A AOc '' Taco Shells wi__ - ?IAii&u I IV III Taco Kit $289 $1 19 U.S. No. I REGULAR VENT-VU A A 3 Ground Beef . . . Drum fi ks ________________________________ SAVE )7c b 39 $2 Le ___..,. OCEAN SPRAY 00 24 g. LOAVg5 SIZE • 9 ANS $189 '. Lettuce . . . . a a • • LARGE LB - -. • 5 C701 w.D BLAND . P1141BREEZE RA 919 14B. ROLL - , -GRADE *A - I ..•, a jtr PlARV5T FRESH - Niblets SI ................ UAN0 USDA CH BEEF NEW YORK 79c DIXIE DARLING SANDWICH" 3 - GREEN GIANT Str pStZs . . a _10`11 Stu -.-FRESH.— 20c ''3 Delmonicos . . a a a g . SIZE SAVE - If. 16 ci CANS W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP STEAKS BONELESS ' •---------- of 11A. ' ISausage 4 a Li .•,, - 11C ;*..$. 0 i . . I W. U II SUNNYLAND PORK BlEAFAST I . ftI\ WHO11 KERNEL CORN Pimento Cheese • a ta 89C IN. I. PERSPIRANT Beans - 111191$ •. i- i 78C PAWOPM ___• — . £ tT--;' PA, TURK'" . . . £d.Is (1.14 , 4 .:.: $.#. 'a. j_.Is C. • CUT GPUN ' . BREW • oil MONTIF ':; ._• 32 SIZE couro •l,Iucsj,ISp:., 98' I I . , . . A11 Meat Franks . . 208 89C SWIFT PIEMIU HOSTESS LEAN ROUND $ 99 CAN Canne Ham a *ous —\ —' RAND '. DIAL ANTI- I . • S • LB PKG WINPI.DIXJE STORES INC. COPYRIGHT 193 J 99c 2 ('' Opt WINN DIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT . 1973 1 WEIKI WACHEE Reserved I S moked Picnics . . • • • Sl Napkins . . . . . . Quantity Rights Reserved _____ iK; 88C Quantity Rights 948 1411 Filling - CuT ôOts Sliced Bacon . . a • I4; ARROW ASOITED s1°° 3 $1 00 ;ui W 0 BAND WHOLE PORK SHOULDER - oconut., . . • Pineapple Juice . 3 LAM $1° CORAL BAY ANGEL FLAKE THRIFTY MAID RETTY ClOCKER 4 FESTIVAL ID j" . 11's25-59c C Saia Olives . . . • TABLETS --: - HIC ORY SW PT A PR 59c J°A'I CC:'r mmu Round Stea k . . . . . JI ANI Nib ets Corn . . $199 $100 :s Manz. Ofiies . • • • BUFFERIN always Grade "A" - GIUN rum"IN Pit PRICES GOOD THRU WED., NOV. 21 C 1111H IORK ROAIT - 53 REEF PEO? always your best buy. COLD DUCK OR THRIFTYID (STEMS AND PIICES) WILKINSON Filling COMSTOCK D AVE 3C THFTY MAID I . . . . . .' BOSTONBUTT $100 Oranges . . . . . . 3 ' 1 1* SIZE COMSTOCK MIN I MEAT PIE I 11 I I I 21 MARASCHINO Cherries . . . . . . 3 TABLETS . . . extra moistness, extra flavor. Get W-D Broad Breasted Turkeys Government Inspected. ORY VI ST A CAN d I 111 . 43c 16*, I i • — LB. that's why more people buy W-D Broad Breasted Turkeys. Especially developed to give more white meat. Get extra white meat. PRICES GOOD THRU WED., NOV. 21 SELTZER e Pears kI ----'-- ALKA= 99C SIZE- — — U W UkK STAY FREE AVE RKEY 4 BABY - -. tt, '-'V milk coffee or d W-D MOAD BREASTED UAjT E 1kir, L SAVE t 9 hise low-fat or collage ernfh4sI P f rc- SAVE I - A Y f 9c SAVE w W-D BRAND YOUNG BROAD BREASTED UeS.D.A. GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN TOOTHPASTE ------ t r ig ht, it puts By Gaynor Maddox Ui In the ('atlflg eat. Also, leave small children at home when grocery chrun' If 1 the , e man - inthe e ramify does the tue shopping senu a list with him. Men who do not shop regularly for food for a family tend to buy impulse items and can spend double or triple the allotted amount. . T: Go Soft On Your Heart Wh1*1e Eati"n We// offerings. You lose money when buying food on "flg-'jJe" th rrIli, dr%trt'F a t the family ''"Y I IJR an d won't By AlI.EEN cLMIu: - HowTo One of 'the best ways to control how much money you spend when shopping for food is to go to a supermarket with a prepared list. Stick to this list. If there are spcals, make a note of them Go home and decide whether they fit into your family's meal schedule for the coming week If they do, then buy the money-saving ffigh14. - 41 - - - - - WNP&Save BE PREPARED vojvto 11 JEAN KOCh'S CHEESE BALI. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Ne Yorker, trans. A Associated Press Foid Editor all-over blue and white calico tmgreased muffin - pan cups each pastry shell. d from Kentucky, pottern that cups, (each 2' by l'i Inches). Chill f3iike in a prettr;ded 375-dc- PI a n t e An in expensive way to cutera1es and bowls-, it is available 10 minutes. Spoon 1 tablespoon gt oven until lightly browned tkought this recipe from her lain during the Thanksgiving In supermarkets and variety jam into each pastry shell. 20 to 25 minutes. iool S mm- tY)fP' sta te. ,Avekend, either In th e after- stores and Is one of the best 8 ounces cream cheese utes cm wire turks, th en noon or evening, Is to ask ltx)kin pa pe r-ervce designs pound cheddar cheese, On wax paper or ,.n a small rmve turtlet.s by inserting a fr iends to come for coffee and Liwl sift together the flour, nletlwm fine t2 , table knife between pastry and cake. For Un 'cake" we sug cream of tartar and lt. cups; pun and lifting enough IL) be a hapgest Holiday TarUet.s 2 tablespoons commercial IIOLU)AYTARTI.ETS eggs, putting whites abk to remove with fingers. eparate py combination of pastry, Jam sour cream Tartlet pastry, recipe follows inSmedium bowl of electric (lo) completely on racks. Store and sponge cake. These tartlets I tLTj1OOIl paprika 1 cup plus 2 tabk;poons mixer and yolks in small bowl. in a tightly cowered tin box. have a lot to recommend them. 2 teaspoons Worcestershire Makes 18. Beat egg whites until soft peaks strawb'rr or raptxrry lhey're mad with everyday 51111CC form; gradually beat in si,ar jmn 400 recipes are given In "Cecingredients. They're ideal fin. to 1 4 t.-spoon tul)a.o and continue beating until stiff fly Br9wnstone's Associated I:!rd cup I about; eoarsrl get--food so no forks are 1-3rd cup sifted rake flour peaks form. Without washing Press Cookbook" available by teaspoon cream of tartar needed. They're attractive and eppcci parsley beater, beat yolks until thick siuIing $4.95 check or money 1-16th teaspoon salt satisfying. 2 eggs N16i tuj.tItcr Al tte Ifl. awl Ivory color; I'e.t in vanil. order m'Ide payable to "The To make life easy, you may 1-3rd cup sugar la; fold into t;,g Motes. Gradu• Av'catcd l'res"i to this grril'rts "x'ct the 14srk1; want to use paper cups and 1, teaspoon vanilla ally silt flour mixture cver cg Iw);Ip(r in Care of AP frEIII IU' i hail. (hill. fi'!u plates for such a party. There Prepare pastry; with your mixture, folding It in a. you do (UOKBOOK, Ho,: Gi, Teaneck, serving, roil in parsk}, patting are many designs 10 ChOOe jqLrofl it Into eighteen I- so spoon a l'.e'apirg tablespoon N.J.0766. It down. from; one of the newest is an inch balls. Press evenly into of the Litter o v cr th _4 - ' LIII Wednesday. Nov. 14, 1973 ___; - - __ - -_—,- ----.-.---------.-.-- - 45 c �________ - -- - - •;j --•-----...N.. - ___an -a-*-s*. - . __ - -.- nafleq a . _,J(•_ - — ._-. — . -- .. - fl-. •_ ... —. - U I — - — ----'---.'----- -• -- __L.—'--. _ Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1973 413—The Sanford Herald A Ham Has Many garnishes may also be put on the ham. For canned hams, the glaze is applied before proceasing and the honey This ThanksiyjnK if you're th inking of ham for variety's sake or economys sake, then you need to get the one xu ited for and size, Choosing a ham can be complicated because of the variety of names used to taste (OUANTITY Names For Many added weight due to abaorp tion of the curing solution. Cook to 160 degrees F. in. (cmii temver,tur* glaze flavor tends to permeate the ham. IMITATION IIAM—I1aITI with more than 10 per cent way to prepare a Golden Roasted Turkey for that special day. . Thaw the turkey by leav- ing the bird in the original wrap and place under cold running water; allow 2 to 6 hours (or thawing. It also can be thawed by putting the bird on a tray or shallow pan in the refrigerator one tothree clays before cooking. The thawed or fresh ready.to. days. However, it is impor- cook turkey can be kept in the refrigerator at 38 degrees Fahrenheit for one to two (ant to remove the original wrap and to wrap the turkey - very loosely In heavy duty -, RIGHTS RESERVED) A S of monosodium glutamate on BOTH STORES OPEN • THURS*, NOV. 22nd ult, If stuffing is being used, (ill neck and fasten r.eck skin to back with a skewer, or trim excess skin and close opening by tying. Fill the body cavity loosely. Baking time can be saved by not stuffing the bird. Stuffing can be baked separ- I A T H N KSGIVING V ;*-t' - —,.. GS ill il 'Il l lili 111 "MAXWELL HOUSE"r - 1110111 'l SOUTH'S -; )AV1NGS CENTER 7 PRICES DFSSF!!T TOPPJ? COOL WHIP - - LB CAN ITEMS A - c'ont,rnrngi WEEK I ALL WEEK LONG! *THURS. NOV. 15 THRU- Vm A P PKG .OF L AL Aft " I ( alk" at inch thick. COOKED HAM— usually seen on packages of thinly sliced. bonel fullycooked ham a.at has been cured but not smoked. Good for sandwiches. "KRAFR1EAM A A - FLOUR . * a r%*Ift "BAKER'S" ANGEL FLAKE 'BAKER'S"NGEL a.!J I ___ on the date in which it was produced. Cook to an interrial temperature of 160 97 - 1x c - •a • • •••• , — -- DIGESTIBLE! -) I SHORTEN NG DRE O7 SSIC 2IVU,vpKG - - STUFF & SUCH J - 60Z 3 LB CAN 49 a ac PKG. - - - VERY kkft - •- - '' I "MC K EN ') \ QT. JAR C el : a 200Z. _ ,, 1 - • • C ,-,, 'CAN' • . •. . . . CAN A Ov 2I E" of inufth eurngsolutr w Cook to an intrtnal t*mperature of 160 ere*. HICKORY-SMOKED HAM—A cured ham which has been smoked by hanging over burning hickory chips in the smokehouse, May not be • •. C 44C • VEGALUMIX _w JL - _ • NO 303 CANS "BL,I UE -- • SLICED (OR) !"DOLE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE `~"m) A "Tv HAIR SPRAY ------------ sear ONELB! 00 REG MENTHOL (or) LEMON-LIME WHY PAY 89c GILLETTE C SHAVE CREAM ..__ ___... 6!LP . LB TOOTHPASTE W-SODA A mw LB. BTLS. C 58 C MICRIN "PLUS' -60Z. 680 COUGH FORMULA — ,, 1WMuiMK WHY PAY $1.59 3 01, OR MORE 3C * BONELESS $' 09 POT ROAST LB. "are pleased L E MON. Y WESTERN BEE F LA. GRADE WHOLE 64 F I RY E RS to accept U.S.D.AS ______ STAW VEEK * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE il "PILLSB URY" ASST REFRIGERATED a 'r r 1sOz g\,I • ''''''PK G.' 59C - - SUNDAY KING SIZE! - B. _AI IL 1 6 7 ries from sugar I don't think th'ri, would he anything to worry about if e sugar percentage rose to as much as 25 per cent, particularly if the rest of the American diet ineluded sufficient amounts of meat, fruits and vegetables. eggs, dairy products and cereals. The Increase in sugar consumption alone would be harmful. But with a normally balanced diet, I see nothing to worry about. "Carbohydrates are the major source of energy For 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. the vast majority of the i'.iirkl's population both be- 8:00 A.M..9:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M.-1:00P M.. 1 :OOP M. caii'.' of the relative ahun- tt.inct of carbohydrate-rich foods rice, wht';jt, corn and * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE LBO Carbohydrates supplies two-thirds' of the starch and onethiri of the sugar in our diet. Or about 45 per cent of the nutrients our bodies need. Today we are getting around 10 to 20 per cent of our cab- To make clear his statment about our p')sibk ii' crease in use of sugars as th'.cheapest form of car• bohydrates, Dr. Stare quote from "I ing Nutrition: r itt t- 0 1111T ) a n (1 Dr aret - It o.' outstanding role of carbohydrate in the diet is to provide energy for the body to yield energy for body movements, functioniq of the brain, utilization of food, and an of body tenllwra I tires. SANFORD DETERGENT "Sugar is much less costly than wheat, corn, rice, barley and oats. All of these are reI atively scarce right now — particularly wheat which we sold to the Rosnns so they can enjoy lots of bread. Dr. Stare continues. "Sugar is not a perfect food. It offes's nothing but caories which are a source of energy. This energy is needed by everybody. Sugar is the cheapest . form of cal Ties we have. vat, the dental OPEN.7'DAYS A I For people of average means and for the poor, prices of ¶oods may force us In get some of our energy food from sugar because sugar is the cheapest form of carbohydrate, the source ol energy for the body," states Fredrick J. Stare. MI) chairman of Harvard's Department of Nutrition. Dentists will be up in arms .lt)OUt (h increased use of sugar. But IF through education we can get children to brush their teeth. O( to take a drink of water, after each piece of candy or cake they profession need worry less. Dental caries will not Increase dii" ii) the us(, of sugar * PALM RIVER 12 0Z, WIENERS PKG. 'IC couos *BUDGET LB. BACON SLICED 32 OZ. 3 WHY PAY 85c 3LBS 100% PURE GROUND BEEF LB. 14 FRESHENED flC - - WHY PAY $1.13 ---------6OZ. 35 FRI 8 SAT r'7 - - ___ ON --------1— o .- z—.— ROAS "SHURRE5H"RErRIGERATED I DEODORANT WHY PAY 86c C .MONTHURS / 38 40Z. c "BAN" ROLL- CUBE STEAK PORK BUTTS LB. U 66C SONNET,, " QUAVERS MAR GAR I 1. $) Th C i I WHY PAY ANTI PERSPIRANT- Q Lo. *BEEF LIVER C " CMF. - 01 PKGS. PINK LIQUID DETERGENT...A. - t) I CAN 4PRKOGLL. S. 700 CT. 00, - Vol h FACIAL - WHY PAY $1.59 FOR MENS HAIR *SEMINNELESS MORE * SHORT RIBS OF BEEF C "SCOTTIES" SCOTTIES" WHITE (or) ASS'T COLORS DUTY ALUM I NUM FOILI REYNOL u e unies nikory wood has bn used, Cook to 160 degreei F. int,ernal temperAture. c A PKG. i' BATHROOM TISSUE--.- - HEAVY • -- 3 LBS. OR BEEF STEW $ 'CHARMIN" ) $ TALIS" TI MOUTHWASH ALL MEAT ___ I "ROYAL" ASS'T'D FLAVORS AT LB. ISU90 TISSUES*.. ALL VEGETABLE - . 9 h 411 $1 28 * STYLE YOUR CHOICE "LARSON" J • I'4 FINE, GRANULATEDI BAG ( LB From Harvard University comes a somewhat startling prediction. T-BONE OR TEXAS RIB ROAST We Americans may have to depend more on carbohydrates and less on our beloved proteins for nourishment. Some nutritionists go SO far as to state that such a shift might not be bad for us. FLORIDA . n CORN NO. 303 CAN - "FRENCH'S" GROUND HEAVY WESTERN BEEF — 78c LARGE SIZ E DRY CONTROL SUGAR • PEG CORN 120Z. CAN OZ. CAN LB. I Steadily rising prices for food and shortages of some Items, soon may force many of us to make bg changes in ur eating habits. "SWEET" CALIFORNIA EMPEROR PIES "FLO-CAN ."t. # ,G REE " N GIANT "It"'" - 0NE CAN .37c - FRENCH'S PUMPKIN PIE _ £ By Gaynor Maddux CRANBERRIES--------- RED GRAS_____ _ Shortage Of Protein Aids Sugar 14c 1 iø. "VITALIS' - ) EARS "TASTY" FLORIDA C 200Z 48c , "LESUEUR" WHITE SHOE POULTRY 9 ~ SEAcmONIfOrm 7 LARGE "OCE AN SPRAY" FRESHI "PEAK Mur *MITCH ( — ' I LB. - • UP o, PIES - - P —._- n.oz. HOUSE OF RAEFORD TURKEYS 5 LBS. "LIBBY'S" PUMPKIN P1 E MIX rIMM AP*fiM \ LB SWEET CORN------- O_L.L___ s.,.'A,•%,_'q,_ . CHASES OF %?,I#, OR MORC, EXCLUDING UGAPETTES J , I; "FRENCH'S" GROUND . — ._._... "FRESH" FLORIDA YELLOW HENS YOUNG SMALL LIBBV'S" CANNED - — — SWEET POTATOES----- U TURKEYS , EARLY PEAS 3 C 10 OZ. RELISHES ~ 4: ~j 3 -1~- H no -___ S A GE • '_' -- - MINCE MEAT PIES... . . . .67CANS -_ HAM S'I'EAKØ—Aother name for center cut ham slices. HAM WATER ADDEDHam with uuto1O per ce .• . . FRESH PET-RITZ FROZEN -' JARS25 "KRAFT" KITCHEN-TESTED! - LB .. - .1 NO. 300 CANS - "VLASIC" ASS'T'D. JAR ,, #1 J!Th G A PUMPKIN PIES--... NO. 303 $ 100 CANS QT9 ISE -' 1021, MAYONNAISE AYONw - ". LIMIT ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF u.S.'. o MOP!._XCLUDINO_CI3ARETTES. ___ — "__ -. - - 1I "BLUE PLATE" hind leg of pork which has not been cured or smoked. Because it has not been cunA. a cooked "fresh ham" will look and taI more like a pork rout than what most people traditionally think of as ham. Cook to an internal temperature of 170 degrees F. ADIJ —TbiA label is generally found on canned hams to which gelatin has beenecto help hold the boned ham together during shipping, storing and slici ng. atini added in dry form just before the can Is vuum iealed and cooked, It is meant to thicken juices dnwn from meat to All the afr space. Since canned hams are fully cooked, serve cold or beat to an interntl temperature or I4O degrees F. HAM ROLL—A boneless. sklnleaa ham shaped into roll. ftale rolls &"rage 7-10 pounds in weight and are Also sold as halves, quirtrrs or slices. Cook to an tnuTrul temperature of ICO degree STEAK "PET. RIT!" FROZEN S C( - degr"s the $138 SIRLOIN __ - - \ "BAKING SIZE" GA. RED - '...... C - - - BEN'S" C __ __ _d LB. - _ 7_- I'rYV I lug. Cook to 160 decrees F. internaltemperaturc. CURED HAM the hind leg of pork has been injected with a curing brine solution.odThey am the type you'll m often find at the meat counter and may i labeled simply 18LBS. & UP ••'_•_p• 'k lko-. 15C LB. - JMUL CRANO cBERRY SAUCE NO. •....CAN 27 "" 'PILLSBURY" ASS'T'D.FROSTIMG MIXES rRAMR;DDV POLYAG CRISCO 8 LARGE STALK! TURKEYS $128 i , -1 4 VV NO. 300 CANS FLAK; - produced in the courtuy. -style Imm," for exmpe.indicaesitwasproduced outside tha state. May • IT"S CAKE MIXES COUNTRY-STYLE HAM the same qualities u country ham but is not I C 14 Oz. COCONUT _____ "PILLSBURY" ASSORTED --?O"ftbft "SHURFINE" STRAINED P 6 May E ROUND STEAK ' ( TOMS SPRAY"Whole (or) Jellied BAG and a r 1f C CELERY ' A7 ')t C COCONUT that W been duced by using ew smoking and Thnie are g FULL CUT ( (. PLAIN (or) SELF-RISING p • COUNTRY HAM—A ham ' HOUSE OF RAEFORD "HEAVY WESTERN BEEF" "BIRDS- EYE" FROZEN ) 'GOLD MEDAL" - ' C ,l0oZ. PKG. - 48 S . . _I " "FRESH -CRISP" BABY OZ. P à' , LIMAS PKG * WED N O V10 "I' v• "LIPTON" FLO-THRU !' C __ BROCCOLI SPEARS - II' -1 907 . - "BDS-EVE" FROZEN LIMIT; ONE PLEASE. WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7.5* CR MORE. EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. - I "BIRDS-EYE" FROZEN ALL GRINDS DISCOUNTDAYS A atc!y in a foil-lined casserole or foil package during the last hour while the turkey is roasting. Baste stu ffing with drippings once. Fold wings by brnging th1-..IntIps onto tht back. Push (fruitiCki drumsticks under band of skin at tail, if present, or tie them to tail with soft string. This will hold the legs down and keep the stuffing, if the bird is stuffed, in place without lacing. Line a shallow routing pan with foil to avoid messy clean-up. Place trussed bird or. ; rack in Ilir (.lined 4 pan. Brush all over with melted butter. Roast at 325 degrees Fahrenheit. — CO FFEE " '' aluminum (oil. When ready to cook, rinse the bird in cold running water and pat the inside dry; leave the outsjt' of bird moist. Use teaspoon monsodium glutamate per pound of turkey, Sprinkle halt of this quantity skin and in hod) cavity and use remaining half for stuffing and gravy. Sprinkle with " PORT ION—Often used to describe a butt end. CALLA (or calUe)—A ahould,er cut or Pork which has been cured and smoked in the same manner as ham. Cook to 170 degrees F. jg. (emil temperature. CENTER CUT HAM SLICES—Oval shaped ham alicer. cut from the center of the ham and unill, round bone. Sometimes called ham steaks. Broil In oven or pan for 1314 minute. it slices are thick: for 18.20 minutes if (,IAZVD HAM i cur Iti-nwkd tir canned him to which aglaze o. honey sugar, an spices ac been applied. For cured-andokeda,theg1a-i applied after smoking, Fruit on Thanksgiving Day. Some will venture to other rt dishes or poultry; but for those who don't, here is the . BU11 160 canned. WA - tmperature of F, cut least 250 degrees during pro. ceasing. It can be stored on a shelf without re(raeration Come the Martians or the little men in tJI'O vehicles or Just the regular kinfolks, turkey will still be the main dish SEA SONED BUTT HALF—The upper, meatier half of the whole ham. No slim removed. Cook to 160 degrees F. in. 4 which caw it is fully cook Otherwise. It should cooked to an internal tei nhrature of 1711a F. PICNIC—A front shoulder of pork which has been cured In the same manner as in ham. It may be internal temperature of at NONPERISHABLE HAM —A term applied to a small canned ham (1 4 3 pounds) which hij been rooked to an Turkey Still Traditional Thanksgiving Dish Occasion s for your shopping convenience-.- unscrambling the puzzle. Cooking temperatures apply to hams that must be cooked before eating. If the ham is labeled "fully cooked," disregard the temperatures. BUTT END—The upper, meatier half of the x hole ham from which several slices have been removed for separate ale. Sometimes called but( portion. Cook to 160 degrees F. internal tem. 00king. Wet!n'."y, Nov. 14,19a5ES The Snfc'rc! Herald 8:OOA.M..9: P.M. MON-SAT CHANGE 01' HOURS SUNDAY tigar, for eanipk'i and be. cause of the lower price of these iterils in comparison :th either fats of protein 8:00 A.M..7 :00 P.M. - II- �___________ -t=- -L!-r' •-- neavv HeraIts dav,111 Nov. Chicken sa l a d uheese, - tuna give pie lots of oomph pie prize takes the crate until mixture begins to Add pscoidch1ck.norothinto chicken. cranberry-orange re- set. Spoon into pie cru enter ~CUp mayonnaise Men and women who lish, celery, onion and olives. frigerate until firm. Makes national cooking contests of. 1 cup plain yogurt Stir until well mixed. Acing- one 9-inch 1 teaspoon fines herbs or ten come up with some un talTagon usual food combinations. Some entries suggest new 2% cups diced cooked 4 BACIIELOR LIVING' ES TAKES CHICKEN ways to stretch the family chicken ATTRACTS YOUNG DUDES TO BRAZIL food dollar while titillating the 3A cup cranberry-orange FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — At 1110 DE JANEIRO (All) p~late. One such recipe was a relish the George C, Marsh3l] High winner in a cranberry recipe I/s cup chopped celery Sergio Mendes will open a chain School here, a course called contest and Is a different Use I tablespoon minced onion of eight fried chicken of diced cooked chicken that restaurants here and in Sao 'horn c0florfliCS or ¼ cu tJt d ts more servings mileagepstuffed slicedoilves pimiento Paolo, optional has atfreol m the bird. This Is a The projection Is for 300 sueh "bachelor living," it baked pie crust 9-Inch chilled Chicken Salad Pie. tracted 120 students. restaurants. Serve with a hot green vegeta- Sprinkle gelatin over chick, They are instructed in cook* Mendes, who heads the musible such as fresh green beans en broth in a sm'all saucepan ng, sewing care of clothes. cal group BrasH '77, already I and baked apples. Heat over low heat until gela: laundry, P~'essing and "as has a music publishing firm, a much money management as GOURMET CHICKEN tin Is dissolved, stirring conrecord label and recording stuSALAD PIE sLantly, Combine mayonnaise, they can dio in his native Brazil. yogur and herbs Slwly sti 2 envelopes unflavored 1½ -- A meatless main dish seems to be the order of the day In many household. One that has plenty of protein oomph to it is a cheesy Tuna Pie. This is a stretch dish that goes a long way when served with a hearty green salad an d fresh fruit or a baked fruit dessert- - -- - ir A -_-#.- -- -. - r -_'1 - -- j . -- Cheesy Tuna Pie I can 0 1 ounces) condone. ad Cheddar choose soup 4 eggs, oil Illy beaten 1 /4 cup m Irk 2 tablespoons instant mincad onion 1/4 teaspoon hot pepper --__------ Cheesy tuna pie stars as a main dish for a meatless day. sauce 2 cans (about 7 ounces Sach)tuna,well-drsln.d and flaked 9inCh baked pie shell Prices Effective Nov. 15-22. 1973 In bowl, combine soup, eggs, milk. onion and hot pepsauce. Stir in tuna. Pour rntro pie shell, Bake at 350 4 SAVE 10'. WHOLE SPEARS r Whopper AsparaguS -- 7_06 54M I—M - 14, rJ _Ix - Ok~_. f_ ig-!~ FRO 4, __%, A-k AW J, vir - - 100 in. 39 7 9' 1 411111 #~ FRYER PAAAR PER ayonnaise 39' 2 GEORGIA RED SWEET 11 WE P =_ - Fahnuva'a Will Be f'lesed y Thanksgiving Day i ,0lol- . 1~ TS 17 lbs. & Up. SMOKED t- HAM Young Turkeys lb ~)IANN~ KRAFT R b 4 $138 AFTER SCHOOL TREAT Milk Apple Wedges Honey Cinnamon Toast _14# $ • Ham Slices 1 CHOPPED SIRLOIN ___ AS can, it's Sliced brea Cinnamon Toast the bread and griad one side oi each slice with honsy; Sprinkle lighfly wit:n cinnam0n. Broil unUI honey bubbles. 1 1 1 1 1w~, 1b. SUGARCURED ii, ___ OTATOE "Ms. Roast ;O*ILUI I Le dimly- Add re gredients and mix we until slightly thickened; stir lightly. Turn into 6 half-cup molds or custard cups; chiIJ until firm. Unmold and garnish, with salad greems and shced cucumber. shaker-type jar SHANK HALF RUMP ROWU 9~6 ienvelope unflavored gelatin 1i cup co water Pit cups very hot tomato juice Inced onion 1.3rd cup finely chopped HONEY CINNAMON TOAST it the cinnamon Is In a C 15 BONELESS J C 49 LYKES SUG AR $ ens WiihSa Cucumber Beverage Apple Pandowdy oI.IVE TOMATO EGG AND % ives 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped L 4 to Ij teaspoon salt Spnnkle the gelatin over the cold water and allow to soflAn about 5 minutes; add to to- 114 So SEMORAN BLVD i 48 i C 39 Green Beans Sylvia Quart Sliced Bacon LIMIT ONE WITH $7 60 OR MORE ORDER 1b. SAVE 7'. CAMPBELL KING SIZE GOLDEN RIPE __ - V 8 Co c Li , - 46 ox. kta II 45c SAVE 18'.VIVA ANANAS / - lb. - Chocolate Pinwheels MOGEN DA 16 oz. C WITH 59 BIRDSEYE . SAVE 101. MORTON Danish Swt. Rolls OCEAN ft e Parkerhouse Rolls V .', $ 39 blons lb pkg. - Alt . S Ay*JL&ILI AT - - SAVE .0', 1 BLUE BONNET Pole Beans ib b 29' — Margarine 3 ALL ___ 6 Ublespo= butter or BAKERY FAIRWAY MAAXET$ GOODIES FROM OUR OWN OVENS 39 is - UMPKIN PIES. ' - - % QUANTITY Onions • / 3 5 ,43 T.G . LEE DELUXE ICE ' I r MOHAWK FULLY COOKED TIN. 3 429 1b $ CANNED HAM Decorated Thaiiksgiving Cakes s rch"! Decorated Thanksgiving Cup Cakes fltisiIlpiflsi) FAIRWAY MARKETS E CR AM ii SAVE lO aim CAOCJA A Gallon ' h *_-- PIE RUST MIX SAVE 15 A PMTVTIMINIPTUNL Cooked Shrimp 1 99 3 b.'14 APMACMICOLASTA?OARO C Oysters 11108 $ Try Our Delicious Cranberry Relish ICNAVIJIAL $ Rock Shrlrflpslbbos4 PACifICKINO can Oysters Msittts offloitXMI111% 11-7171 £IlI1;1 COUPON 611 lb 5 9' fmi ww oww 1 1b 59C 1111111 111198 Wkh C- uomatus BI Plusept.ceyourord.rearly ' 69 - Ih2POT1D Swiss Choose -A ib 79 oturJousrAiilWAY C PT 59 Baked8eans fee 55' BAKED TURKEYS 01 HAMS FOR THANKSGIVING _ ' Boded Ham Hard Salami Al Is wlvm IN#,cov, Vut.nw. 429 . - AT OFFER EXPIRES 11-22-73 lot ll I 1 I Pleasa Call Your Order Early 2/25' Assorted Dinner Rolls 10 Inch FAMILY PIES. SPECIAL ORDERS DELICATESSEN SEAFOOD _________________ 1LwL1I1s!i1L _ _________________ ____________ k $ 10 9 Inch MINCE PIES LOLFLOJDA A 9C '- 6-12 oz. Cans RIGHTS RESERVED 29 Navel Oranges 6 - - Fully Cooked Turkeys —Heat III Eat, Turkey Breasts, Turkey Hindquarters, Fruited Hams, Ducks, Capons, Geese, Roasting Chickens, Game Hens Canned Hams (all sires) -- avy Broccoll Beverage 11alfway Bars HALFWAY BARS A recipe from the brought up to date. Squash ki teaspoon baking powder - C Bill, $999 -- - catchup; add the beans and bacon and reheat briefly. Makes 4 small servings. to aerate before measuring Thanksgiving Holiday Specials! ,ij Cream Cheese Special Steaks Lb. 108w Sib bu - 7Qc SAVE 8' BREAKSTONE akP atties STR I P,DELMONICO C Mince Pie St e 4 ten vegetable. lpackage(9ounces)cu green beans 2 slices bacon i smaii onion, minced 3 tablespoons) 2tablespoonscatchuP ookthebeansaccordingtO package directions and drain. Cook the bacon until crisp; drain and crumble. To the ba con fat add onion an s otwa t unWonion j5browned Chicken zoos 59 MRS SMITH CHOPPED SIRLOIN I MRS. SMITH'S Pumpkin Pie 88' - 9 8' Pork Steak r 39 $39 L_ lb j,4, ~ 39" 49 5 lb. box FULLY COOKED 111 -' 5th SAVE 110% MORTON i I. I IC French Beans ALMONDS low-39 C '-u vv 20-4oz Steaks Chuck Steak MOHAWK CANNED HAM and Crime Rinses Holiday Specials BIRDSEYE ONION. SALISBURY. CHUCK WAGON. PIPPIF R 41 Swiss Steaks Frozen and Dairy NABISCO 79 Whole or Butt Half STEAKS K.C.Steaks Helene Curtis RI - SAVE 50' 'c —'w IbL SAVE26' 0C 16 - ns 3 Pk9s. Jumbo GREEN BEANS SYLVIA A savory way to vary a fro- BONELESS CHUCK ROAST _______ • -- I Beverage Fruit Compote 0 U.S.D.A. CHOICE -_----- - A 1?)1 LIC(Poitt 80 PIT 1112 LARF0115 U S D A CHOICE MAYONNAISE _ - 10 to 17 lbs iuuuiII — - S Pak I / 98 89 \I4 Pw BAGS ib. JIr 11b. TURKEY GRAPES I ' C KRAFT BROWN IN BAG RED EMPEROR 14 41 2 1011 45 a - & I Ii.ti Eg C Breast or Log Quarters C - I CAGLE'S FRESH GRADE A GEORGIA C REYNOLDS UrIC TURKEYS CHOPPWHAM $UUMtMU5AGI LUNCHEON MEAT 75c Spaghetti Sauces Macaroni and Cheese C Partv Pak PLUS DEPOSIT I 37 Ob RATH VAR I ETY 13%04 2% By CECILY BROWNSTONE AssoclatedPrel- .5 F00d Editor Roo 7 9c Bologna *ITMOUT -- 1973 RATH PORK Sausage Twas f m occoiiunodaUon - OOKIkG IS u HOUSE OF RAEFORD//... YOU NG g z iV The Same Fine Turkeys You OR 7-UP inmay -Should I die. the whole on k to n / • ,-.. Qflc Cut Yams Squash "But when OU begin, go tIu-ough it them was no ewsping U)eA1 wIo rnWts of y. You "went through it," but next tUne yu were apt ill" LtftCuU began Did you sometimes develop an 21figgerated de-a of your own importance Somebody "o Marshmallows I-- - 1, - Layer Cake Mixes SAVE 91. KRAFT MINIATURE mottm. "Many a tirtin ribbon has a cotton back." Did you irisiA on going ahead with some foolish project and ftn tire of it before you mk~~M ______ 59c P4 3 9' SAVE 8'. JACK 0 LANTERN CELERY evcr - 4W . Topped with delicious sauce SAVE 10'RAGU Older people, too, were fond of procrbs and many a profound sermon was cwtaimd in a few short worctq. Did some friend prove false Pf°'fl8 lum out to be a delusion" - HOMEMADE ICE CREAM Aft Stove-Top Mixed Nuts PASCAL 04 ____________ C 300 Sauce rr%s SAVE 10 PLANTER'S FAirway Closed Thanksaivinq Day school. but fools will leam in no 717 '44-1 .. Enjoyed Last Thanksgiving! Tea Bags "Sin has many tools, but a he is the handle which fits Ihem all" ", 69 - SAVE 20', TETLEY olliers? Then exmise selfrestraint." Arid then there were those t-.%o wtdch you couldn't escape -_~ . C 1601N BERMUDA. KISSIMMEE. S471 50. ORAAK11 AVE 114 so SIMORAN BLVD. W P necessity of restraint by - 1 300 SAVE 10'. STUFFING "I it U VAITLM13 - I)VIlikVIN SIAN 0: Teachers made a point of explaining Uwse pirovubs to their pupils and so the meaning and phdosophy behind them became a part of everyday life - Cr3rko in V FAIMAW AW - US 50 11RA11111 AVII seldom - ME R~ L Ala IMILI SpelA. were an especially rich field and even in the first books you found such old familiar friends as "Ibste makes waste," "A ditch in time saves nine," "Where Uwe's a wW Uiere's a way' " "A rotting stone gaUxts - - 4 32 Bottles C SAVE 7', FAME Once upon a tune educators belleved that lLheIr first duty to children was to start them on the road to right from the very beginning of school fife. One of their favorite melthods was the use of proverbs, for they were so short that even small children could remember thern. and the educators believed that "as the twig is bent so grows the As the books became more advancvd so did the proverb& You were told "Don 44 wunt ymir ctdcken3 before they are hatched" and reminded that "One today Is worth two tomorrows "And you found out tt He who nseth late must trotallday"and Ifyouwillnot hear Reason she wlll rap your knucklm" nwire was a moral Wm to some of Um, for morals w considered an finportint part of every child's educaUon in those days. For instance, in one grammar could be found "Like a postage stamp, a man's value on his ability tosUck to a thing 'W he gets dwre" and "Would you escape 7. A 4' Proverbs - I - pie 1/2 cup heavy cream, minutes. Freeze until mushy flavors Layer the ice (rim until soft eaep w hies t B t whipped and sauce, top with flavored, n m. Gradually beat weetened whip ed cream 3/4 cup chocolate syrup remaining 2 tablespoons dash or with a c erry for a Parfaits may look compli- and to sugar, beatinguntil stiff cated but th,-y are simple to To make ice cream com- peaks form. Fold into cust,ard prepare while being good to OLD-FASHIONED VANILLA in top part of double mixt kre along with whipped look at and great to cat Im- AND CHOCOLATE PAR. bine boiler milk with egg yolks: cream. Reiurn to freezer tray press family or friends with a FAITS freezer until firm. To as mix well. Stir in lf3 cup of the selection of parfaits mad': 1 cup milk hiparfaits, alternately sugar and salt. Cook over hot, ahead of Lime and keot in 1he place scoops of vanilla ice 2 eggs, separated not boilin water until mixfreezer for the right occasion. cup plus 2 tab Is$- ture thic ens and coats a cream and chocolate syru in 1/3 Secrets to an old-fashioned Poona sugar, divided metal spoon. Remove from parfait glasses, Top wN a flavored parfait are a homeheat. Stir in vanilla extract. dab of whipped cream and a 1/8 tenspoon salt made sauce and a top-quality if 1 tablespoon pure Pour into ice cube tray with- maraschino 6cherry, ice cream made with pure inportions. coo l Io desired. Makes out dividers. Let vanilla extract gredients that give pure - - Sirn By AlIt tn Claire NEA Food Editor - 6 over browning.) - -- 1#111 ?111rtr0 GL -- - 4 - ('If necessary during baking, ver edges of eli J HELEN Perfect i. GRADEA til knife inserted in center comes out clean.$ Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Garnish with tomato and parsley if desired Makes 6 serving& And Their Early Role -- PRICES Tomato wedges Parsley _________________ - . U:, Parfait Is golatin By Aileen Claite C, - / margarinn 4 cup grantsiated sugar 14 cup firmly packed light brown sugar egg, separated ti teaspoon van& -up semi-sweet chocolate pieces on wax paper thoroughly rfir together the flour, baung po der and baking soda. In a me-, dim mixing bowl cream butter, granulated s"ar and "4 cup of the brown sugar: add ep yolk and vandia; beat to, ~blend. Add flour mixture; blend. 'rurn into a buttered inch square cate pan and Pat down firmly and evenly. , Sprinkle evenly with chocolate and press slightly into dough In a small mixing bowl beat egg white until it hold soft peaks; gradually beat In rkmaLnig ' cu brown sugar until very stiff; spread over chocolate S\[)F 'AI't - Sydne, is a ye Its supposed to be the fish -nic. but ever, the Itsh market is closed under the regula tions. ' - �___ - - , ft - - - - -- - - . - - - - - - - - - I - .- --- -- F _____________ -- - ç1T*y - - - ______ ____ __ __________ __ _ , 4 I __ - Tj0 gnagh41.5 _'_ i 1 -a_-;:;~,Y4.__.r7 I __ --L:m;,Z' - 1- , ,f:-- --_, OF THE WEEK By (Rerun) "Brian's Song" This is George W. Crane, Ph.0, M.D. the sad story of cancer at the 1111da says European men differ prime of his career. James front American males in being Caun is superb as Brian, and buttocks-oriented regarding Billy Dee Williams costars as %omen. Americans (she Gale &ayers. I .. I 1. oriented. wants to know why' Scrapbook this diagnosIs She ____ __ 27, was in my recent public .1 "Dr. Crane,"she mid, III sent up that question about the different attitudes of American men vs. European males regarding girls. . "For I find that American men are more brrutier.ted "The Europeans f more buttuCks.Oriented regarding women. do you explain such diU( nCe3. __ - .- _V;Pf~ ____Fz_ .i~_ -- - _ . . , : -, -, __ - _____ . __ --- . -- 1 I 1;' ' ~ V __ _2 - r--,f, - --!_-t, _ _7t tlwr_,- I -- - - -WW~ z . - - * - . I 1 - r WMM~91,,,. ____ ~ --,--. - -: _.. _00 ____-_i~ 71_~_ _ _'__F4I - _Oi__ - - - __ - __ __----_, . i. _=____. __-- -__ %z___z W_ __ __ _,-_= __M _-__ - ! _ _-__ __ __ kau - -- - . : _______________ -: --t - - _____________________ - ;: helps explain the greater snuW allure of the unfamiliar part of the female anatomy. Al nudists can attest, the lly nude female body Is not nearly as erotically stimulating s1hrr4ilI. tAr pa rtia ly clad figure For cloth:s excite the them via that I 11' -11 - , II 11 __ - 7 , - - - more that, measuirements. - __ I _1101 - ~!M 1 - ____ _____ th :?___ _4.-W -I.z ___ - ,, 1_:%1%.-_,Iv _~ I es . ~# .n - __r 'jol inore of her bust h dden - __ ft"M - --i t4, tj d -, -.~~ 'ej'le7_-t,Z,2 , r - ___y ~f~I, ,47:7* '~' J -I -- Z~ - frs Two -- aberrant sexual sets, such -- 0 t~_ -_- t4 I I - -!a7-* _, 'j_~__ - __-_ - - . _-_- _ T__,z_v "~_-i ___ ___%f. . HYL LI ss r JL me JUflUUUi rur \. Ppf~ - - __1___ _- ___ -_____-_______ - __ _-, - = =-_ -_- z_ 41 ___ - __ i __ - ______ ______ e. --_ I _ - s.,"il ar fritirrif P% 0 i . '- I" ____ __ -. Y _____ I _____ NX AS VW -I . . - -___ ____ -_ la~-A- - _E~11~ - ~_- --------- ___ - __ _____ -_ - Fr _zk__ -- i MN -m_- -1z Z_------=---__ Qmff_ - . -, '. 1.4 - - - 7 _-_ - I - ! - ' I ..I 4 / P - . I 1dVM._":It 'M --, NNzl ~ 95 *- - - . 1. --n--n- - - - -- --- - - - - ______ - - fr' i Complete dinner - 12 - - 15 43 SlalaysIan liquor 23.%Iejsured durt,on 29ltabitalplant - , ~ I -1 = -- 'I .63 Value and hot biscuits, % 4 1i SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Usc your finest talents to further your career and nuke big headway right now. Take no chances now with one who opposes you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec.,21) Use new ideas you have and you c3n advance more quickly. Listcn to W ' Vwzk&)o~f6rtbegoo&im ,of 6 expected by those to whom you have made promises, so follow through in a most conwientious manner QUARIUS (Ian 21 to Feb 19) Engage ~n policy matter of Importance with assouates and make your relations more meanin ful Listen carefully to what is discussed. GOOD ALL DAY PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 2o) Make your home more CCOITIC a happier perst I 771T -7 7- ----- Rmoe, Open Daily 11 a.m. tilg p.m, Fri.&Sat.tiljop.m. 1809 French ye. ( i-wa 792) P - - 4. L_ L't 4 'r 'i" i - - - - - I LECTURE WIL, NOT BE BROADCAST TODAY 1 t_ I d cr - ____ - I ;ORWT HIS 'LASSES AGAIN! ___~ TEC)1P4ICAL DIFPtCULTiES! t W ONDER WHAT THEY COULD - READ THE .I i D i OT " CARDS.' - - - Of 400vir 7W sth i 2 I ~ lv~)F !LLf- 26 30 2 21 - -' Y0L)9 GENSMOfirrY IS 1. ! - IF YOUR CHILD one of those lovcrs of adulation, s the education along theatrical lines or whatever else will help your progeny please the public. There could be real fame in this hart Start saving your life is largely U to YOU' Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast ior 'ou sign for December Is now ready. For your copy send yo'ir bizth'date and $3 to Carroll Righter Forecast (n3me ofnewspapei),P.O. j (ittf 'H)O Box -) l u4 -' by He,mdohl & StoffsI ______________________ _________________________ I HAV5 AN URCWN'T & WHA-TtA IMA ? 1 BUGS BUNNY NDMI-IIN". Ooc7WRED - _T] 1 . --•) Ik - - 51 56 . - - -. . i~,~ I .1 , I i --- -_ ~ - I - . by Crooks So Lawrence j 1 15 - - -_ MEMOMY-1 51.15PECT IT'LL 7URW our, DEEP-DOWN. 514IF65TILL CARRYIN I ""' GEORGE E65ERT V r: HE'5 NICE! ) MI r 1 OF ViNA*5 At 1jr1_,;j'A11 No-iron clothes 1, 4 U are ironing pain - I " , . 4r I ildill %j - - -. - . 01, - ( I / -, .- ) B POLLY CRAMER . ~, . _l 'VI -1 AtZ -- (V -I I- / - - r- - Jp'77 - k 1 / I ~_- 49 -' , I - , _ [I'CON1-AJN\CtJR I 'A -1 ' ____ ~_ , - - T14OUGHT W9 COL YA A O,MILK YFT! I - -& ui/Al - _________________________ 32 39 1 41 0 - f. 'I . ___________________ 55 . I., - ______________ - - __ 1/ - 22 21 - . 0 I 11 I -40 -r . -- A - 7 - 10 36 . ; C~;;*Am C_ PROFESSOR GREENS TELEViSiON ,' _ sw"tsop 47 Tumult 48 Stude treri 50Abratia:nc nephew 13 24 "T DUE TO TEC14NICAL DIFFICULTIES, r'T" r" r'- - y A I PICARD? - - ( - - ______________________ by Bob Thoves - Polly 's Problem FRANK AND ERNEST I have a set of glassware with DEAR POLL? gold bands around the tops or each piece but the gold is wearin oil the water glasses. They are used more than the sherberts and ice cream dishes. Is it possible I to have new gold put on? - RUTH G. __ -I --- - rULI(IC Missing Persons Dept. (ill I Peeve Is with those manufac My y garments from permanent-press fabrics and then use cotton lace or other such trimming which necessitates heating the iron for pressing a little bit oftrlm.Ihavehadthesamethinghappenwithazipperand it is most annoying For years I have been spilling gree and drippings from ott the excess bacon and hamburgers, etc. Asitried to Sim le I am emoarrassed fat. Finally I discovered to think it took me so lonE toyishoink N it - an inexpensive meat baster draws off this fat with no muss or d no fuss. MARVA. AI&OUT You ACAIN In DEAR POLL L - L_. ,. o0 - VERY QUIE JT EVERY O OFTEt4IHBARA TINY 6t4EEZE. u.o.vwic (CHEARTHEIM i 11~ __- T)RJiGE5,4RE C,ONKA WVE TO 6 EAST TA8653 T Q J 10 4 2 4942 4107 I ~Vl , . 1 DEAR GIRLS method many many times even though there are SObflC whowouldputthlsunderthehesdingoraf101d wives' tale Do test anything first -POLLY , .1 -N a* ss - _/ 0 - 4 -y ___ - HOLD' 1 ThOG CUESS WORLD woi..E THE - - =_ - ~ 401" -.-,.-.-•..'-/ - hQ fAFIBLCY ... X HAS PUT YOU oN ,,... twice before it faded. In the laundering process mother did BONELLE the salt conk ever so often NORTH hI08 THIS WILL a , - 14 Ii f - DEAR POLLY and Norma who wants to make fabrics I am not sure this will apply to many of our lade-oroof fabrics but some cotton print back in the '20s. One piece caught my Nn- repeat NOBODY AV D - - _ I - _____ _ 4.'AL A I/H - ,n'w-l•.... Chic BLONDIE _, :~_ . fly in their ntment. Trezel een nr h~,arts. open I Jais returned h South took th-s wrong view in spades and wound up one trick short. North was i;. six diamonds I .- lr_L' YQU LC TOTHE DAGWOOD: I JUST CIIECgEO I UNDP, TillS IS MY MY HOPOSCOPE ' DAY FOR SWOPPING ----' Q!" _A - 'l . ( $ '' ,- T1E' DOLLAf SIGN - - "---- £ I !i.t Ii .I rt-.~\.~~,---~-,,J, t , - - -, v,,z, , %31- would wheel in without a finesse as would six clubs, It .' 1 j I . I I - III ,-,-~-/ ' 1~ i I ! - - I,. . L_ . V97 I + KQJ3 th opened one club. South bid a Neither vulrerable snade; North two clijbs~ South West North East South three diamonds. North four Double 14 Pass 14 a ades, South four notrump IN.T. IN.T. Pass PASS or th five diamonds and South six spades. The same 6 +queen liearts was kd,the I'as Pass Pass 64 same unfortunate play in Pass .,;pades and the same result, -Q11 opening lead so all the Mchic got was a _j I stand-ofr. (.NEWSPAPER V4TMPR= A10 I By Oswald & James Jacoby 4A I 1 _- __ -. _. - - P - & __ wirving trom . - - 9 -,-;O- is /I- a ,• Z O'- ".' - .''-..-- '. W J j , __. \ . I czeative nature but make sure carefully. Show gratitude to loyal friends. TAURUS (Apr. 20w May 20) You now understand the situation at home vory well and can do something constructive xbout it. Buying new appliances will be appiecisted. 21 to June 11) Engage in tmpertant policy GEMINI matters with assuiates Actual dct&ils can be handled later on. Contact business expert for advice side of your nature and forget about pinching pennies. Make Take health treatments VIRGO (A ug. 1.2 to Sept. 22) Contacting bigwip ho . give you bickin,& you. need is wise. Do samething helpful for those in trouble Show that you have wisdom 2) 1)iuss your plans with LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct experts Keep the converution tight if you go out socially. Mc long range plans (or the future tornght I" , (S rnr '4!? . DINNERS __ H t'' e \P-^ -- *? . _______ - I I ~ fromth. Carroll RIiter Institute where the monetary side of life is concerned is wise. NIect with trusted advisers and pin their good Ideas 71 __ _,_ ~x- FULL COURSE -7 It % 11~_ * _ 0 7. cIIf4 '- *ti.i4 r'r.* a _____________________ I var I 27 very cold 4 Bite upon repeatedly 5Assmant 6sultanic decrees l Fiber knots - _-1 i - P chI Fiji::i> z - f , ., - , - MR-p- I Manhattan or Martini .' Differnim Between Men and -- 32 Per%iiin 34 7oroastrian sacred books 35 Cheekbone 36L)iminuIveot Ssmeon - I " WIN AT BRIDGE ARIES (Star. 21 to Apr. 19) You have -?xceUent ideas o Psychic bid nets stand-off you handle credit affairs _____________________ -'f rg- - - 1 • / - 6 I -11 .i...../' Id / JENERAL TENDLNCIES There are many changes you would like to make now concerning a new project. It is wise If you make a point to carefully study every delad tj avoid m2king any mistakes. You can easily makc progre%sive gains. - - A 45 Menu changed Daily Women," enclosing a long ______________________ ' II'JI'.F'.J'./JJ " -. Sour Cream And ChiveS - - M--- - \ / - - 19 Alleviates n allowed it to soak in a strong salt water soluiion for about three days. It was then washed and made into a dress A classmate who e for tI 4 LI . To Order And Served With $ FORECA91' FOR TUMDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1973 - 111 - 0 -_ 911~ rI SOMETHIN'FOW _11ti ----6~~ ~ - ~ - A. BUSINESSMEN'S , F _________________________________________ -- - - - __ _ -- TO i3zLaskyDr..BeveriyuIns.CaLwnzforAbbyb booklet, 'how 60 Wilt. LCI*U1 for All OCCIIIOOI" - LUNCHEON . g - - .M~'~,-r DEAR ABBY M) husband says he thmks I dont like being married. I asked him why, and he said: "Becatise of the comments you make to single people, like, 'You're missing anything.' or, You don't know when you're well off.'" I know this sounds like a reflection on my marriage, but I m not speaking of mine I'm referring to the majority of marriages I read about in your column, and also to the statistics, As a single person, I had no debts and was able to sate a large sum of money. Since I've been married. I haven't saved a dollar and we always are In debt. How can I convince my husband that I am satisfied with my mArriage? I explained to him that I was not referring to our marriage, but only to marriages in generR'G MOUTH al (O\FIDE\TI%l _ , " DAILY al ft up 44 441011 They usually deal with the onaa would call and offer her serv!ces as a "friend," and then ask for ir-.-v She lat*e; said It was against the law to do that kind of JUST WONVERING work for free, 15 it? S 11 Thank you for making me an honorary senior citizen of the city of San I)Iego, Cal. Its a first for me. I hadn't considered myself ready for it, but If you take 'em at age 50. I qualified five yesirs ago! VF-_- :! ___~ !7____)j \ ).rT 97 1) . ' 4 I T),WILL OOP . 7 , STAR71ED ~IM F OKAY _V Indian 40 Intelligence 2S Jacob's son - DEAR ! 'ould like to get (he opirn or .nme hairdresvr My mother pa'.sed avay, and ( hcurs later I got a phone call from a hairdresser saying sbç had heard the sad news, and wanted to come to the funeral home to fix my mother's hair. She said she thought * DEAR BIG .NIOVTII: You will have a tough time consincing him-and also me ___ - I 'Jegtahle, Garden Green Salad, Rolls And Butter any men, durin derive the babies Ary bom via the rectum. So they oubcorwiously focus HU1312 IX)WN Trngur IT" i T•" clI Iiikd out ou tb not mean, bursting at the seams Tell her too that carrying around all that excess weight Is unhealthy, and you'd be heartbroken rre she to drop dead of high blood prristire or heart trouble. becLuse then you'd be forced to replace her w-ith a younger. slimmer, 1 ~ as _. - IS -- Aged To Perfection, Bros led ~ 91;~zl _=ef- , r W. - ~ A Wedn" -i ,. WEEK'S THIS 0 A& For Two -.- - - -6 t slog ZZMEM WHILE I HUNT UP * II FEW VITTLE5 MVWLF! market 27 Female saint 2 Of the ear DEAR JUST: it it 6. it's news to me. Hairdressers? ) OU'4II4G ROOMS slog IF YOU CAN FIND - : EVERY THURSDAY EVERY i ' lb Chopped Sirloin ½ lb Western Steak VEAL PARMESAN OR choice Two Vegetables cttol of -r v ChIcken"n DurnplIns Hot Bread & Butter Hot Bread & Butter Vegetables Hof Bread & Butter ALL DRINKS A Baked Idah" -.- - Y. Now% Srad, lac. DEAR ABBY: Sly wife and I have been married for : # :§ 4 P. M. to 7 P. M. DA I LY . - R !2 Italian c 1ty 24,%Ialt brews r,tv;ni I HAPPY HOUR % eft . ---- II IIWY. 17-92, North in FERN PARK , TIE tA,NMrN1 NIGHTLY .n th• LAMPLIGHILk LOuut -- '\ Ranch Cut Sirloin The recent rash of Danish and Si4edM pornographic movies W - W _--_ w_, __ CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE slog JOIfl vS t - DON'T MISS %3 ________________- - P AIlik UIC HIS DAIIft MR %ten they have small breasts, they often seek uplift bras or "fallies." : - But do they also empl. faistes' or uplift prnsthc'2L aid% to ealuge their fanny, -Tj " _ __ . ! i, i -4--i-I ; -:- I All msigr gr*dsl Wdl 5UVINCPLETI .. - 1-- I sexual fetish that symbolizes her romantic cbarm. - Tjj6V8fLN = ?, -, RIDE WE HAD, I -' her. I thanked her. and told her I appreciated her ' generos ment ion d I After (lie funcral, this hairdresser called the funeral home and demanded $15 Of course I saw to It that she got on A. n - - .,.-- - ,hi . of -, , " _t:4R' Aigail Van Buren ~ ., "r' L . .J 19-l'. ~ &L~', , fol -i-TN_j EM 56 Walk na,vater do Pdot-rdcnNa1ontnterpdsei 1 fanny. 'k~_ 'j I _ -, _. 1;WA-a ".V. LTr I % owr4BILewl By- 0 , -, Jd WW on WWI ••_ . %I boybecomesmoreconsciousof the definite enlargement of girl's bmast. He doesni note a similar _____________ ______ , 322 7502 h. '- '- .11M L crc (3) Al pubeny. the American . ff M J" -,"- .4.,- -_*T-. 6 iuc.v .- Search For Tomorrow to your pleasure enjoy our 1 '/ oz. £ Drin Ic S for And the typical bathing female has her fanny exposed moret1nherbrajjtth loses Its exotic appeeI. -- t EVERY FRIDAY 1, $8 1 most! .- . - ___ - Sound -- i -- , (6) Ift ___________________ -1. I By C 111) of C11'(SlIo i A,,O. r ME AE GMI~!~7~ ~ ,-;~w, 5 U~RE !1 How! 34 CONNECTION" SUPIP ., intri ues mericnn males _________________ ~ I I 1111 Wa[ZAIN AWMAW4 k"Wilti) It[ RWOURR JEW iiixfff 700 tO. 10 I LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDING - - . i U16 caft% ftm I 0 I LI;~ 4; _____________________ 01I .. Plaza Theatre S,rv,dli )3AM MI 10PM -. - - - - . - e 'I:1` 2. - re . . OH t 9 DAME-111 THIATRE I $149 UT, - - - - - - News : ____ 1h 11 I - j LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN 0"rii L. - fillcd )1Eis % ' /1 11ILM111. - fe . - ._- ' ___ - ____ - Easame Street (44) Lucy Show 6.30 (2) Nevs e Of Steak (44) Variet '. I ki - ,' -- (13) Sound Off VVUIP -- hip * I )i . AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm ._ - - _ ~,. f 1mm ir ' T I 0) Brady Bunch (44) Not For (44) ! I ~i w '1 I5indlepart 16 Phable t~ T- ! I 1200 (6) Movie 1:00 (1) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie News 1. I , \L~~~~ Choice her - ____ - - \ - ( (I 3) Peter Gunn r $ 'T i '-" ) v-.- (44) Trouble With rawford C Princess Anne,s Wedding (9) Jack Paar "Famil iarit y (2) Amcan adyei-tj.j I _&-_Z~________ M_ IN_ W . ___ ~!Ml Today JOHN WIN tT9 . . five years, I've always told her that I prefer well-filled out girls to skinny ones. My wife' is really overweight but knowing that I like a well-padded body has given her an excuse to get sloppy fat. She is 5 feet 2, eighs about 170 pounds. and is still gaming. Ire hinted that she should start reducing, but to no avl ,il. flow can I get it across to her that I would like her to lost, about 40 puundsl Alit FORCE HUSBAND .. ST*m'. () Truth Consequences (13) Local Programming (24) Electric Company Duke i: (2) AnoXier Wdd (6) The Price is Right , St Sr ar ts 6 3:00 (13 Women's News (24) MlsteRoger's Neighborhood Night Ie 10:30 (2) (6) The 510000 Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery I i -30 U; Tij, A.,i$,I A I".. l _____ Ir tota •' - w! wcsternol the Wants f, I" L f- I. ! 7 - I I G. :s!LaTgzLs fuaniet.1amsIj (V) Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (21 The Doctors (6) The Edge Of (6) What's My Line? * ews tern _. (24) Don are Morf reticent about publicly baring their breast "tit WIMI Uivy nur3c umtr babies. So the female bretst is a more Mysterious (wid thus exciting) S" fetish to American males. : Q - -, - THE Tic viditil, Ut I I - ___ (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bullwlnkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mary Grffln Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 03) Young And RStiess (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three on A Match (6) As The Woid Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (9) Movie 9:30 (A) Concentration 10-00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) Kolack bab ". , , ___=_- __ _,_ - (9) One Life To Live I I ~phe re 0F rolic I luac's elder 45 Village in Ohio 51 r Lubricant 12 Follower 57. Geoictcal 13 Frigage for time Ivillon% T' sPry1ces -_7- I not u rs till at sea iii s ' .. 6 1A It 1 ~Mxz 211140.15,141WTAL1311114 .$ 5 A, YEAH! HUNGRY. ARR NtXJ ? k y a by Day@ Graue ALLEY OOP 37 % heel spindle Abel ~: V E kA]Wl N ' 4 Brother of W ft'r~ . 71 : ipiat *01 I ACROSS I Book of the I - - -, .- WERN IN Biblical .^#- Wednesday, Nov. i4, i il* The Sanford Herald Answer to Previous Puirle 10.- I - -1 :.. WAIMM Where Game 9 00 (2) Phil Donahue (24) Rtdick 900 (6) Cannon (44) Movie That's also one reason why such men like to "pinch" a - - I &101111 Peyton Place 1:00 (2) 1 Love Lucy (0 News (9) AN My Children (6) (6) Sonny & Cher (93 Double Feature Movies (24) Bill Moyers Journal Europe, thereby reducing theIr romartic allure But the female buttocks (fannyli are more mysterious to the European In being covered --=-: =M:_ 7; 7 7 _~- - - : -,__ -.7 ___, -,.-I--:,-- The Price Is Right (6) Andy Griffith (1) Circus (1) I - N4.0 R N I N 3 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6'ls (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer 700 (2) Semester oday CBS Morning News (1) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (2) Luropean males have seen mother nurse their babies in rblic so the men are ar with exposed and ugging breasts. rying babies and smelly - - EVENING (6) Hogans Heroes () Lucy Show (13) News in (44) Ofl D RED 4 I - SMA a VW I ROBERT -_ I-- - r 1! I WAY - _____ ---.- THURSDAY AND , PLA ZA THEA TRE Sanford (9) Split Second (13) Who. What, WEDNESDAY 7:00 (2) NBC NeYA 1T1i,iIi]%j .- -- 11_1 eviiSi _;F . r 1to I • Tel BREAST V. 51. FANNIES - .. - -1 • _ ,V __. movie double bill stars Jarnes W _1 _'1j%j!t-,L1 irild [F thA ft , ____ .._-___ (Dr. Kiley on "Nfarcm Brolin ff,"fill! .T Welby, MD"). lie plays a man IIIATI STARTS tODAY put into a precarious position 61" Tullit AT when he'L mugged and left Will-* I" n R1., L.Jznmm unconscious in a store regains Pmnsciousness only to find he's BARBRA I. 7 I been locked in the le -_ - I IF, 4 PM j 84:30 PBC B111 SlOYER,S &30-10 NBC ELVIS: AIAJt1A was writter. by actor Gardner JOURNAL "The Oregon FROM HAWAII (Renw) ThIe McKay, who once sta~~ in his Attitude" There appears to be a popularity of Elvis Pre3ley own TV series, "Adventures in logical purtsuit of growth showed Its continuing strength paradise." demands In Oregon so as to in this special. 9:30-11 ABC WEDNESDAY precluile the possibility of 8:30.9..30 pBC 1101-LYWOOD MOVIE OF THE WEEK overgrowth, in industry as well TELEVISION THEATRE wi population. "Trapped" I MOVIE W .111 I )! _"" P T*VV Time .e.,u Ver.s. I ne A. r. e .,sr-r'l A I I/ - - ~ ; - ________ AM - I .+ " I ei 1 _______ - "111111111111 his one spade overcall. _DEDICATED 1Pi riEc'iC DEEDS' ENERAL Pass 4# x,W / , __/, , ) I "." 4 r 4 ':::-) ___.-.v_ / , I . rt) - 1 . 11 j4 oF YCU IN A MINUTE, Pass his hea but South bid two notrurrp F rom that point on North and South climbed to six spades on fairly reasonable bidding fhere was onl One moods your par\ner has jumped to three diamonds after your one dtam'nd opening Whatdoyuudo now' Answer Tomorrow rV ~q ~ ~~'_~~ ~"i, C~~ .1171) I FIRST.- YOU CM WATCH Fij4i5H YCUR K!175 W FOEND-- THE LITTLF 1 • -' - - . _ V I \ - i " . IA __ .' - I 1. * J. ii _ - UHU k. - - _ - . -: A ~_ rj; . ____-.' - - _91"Nze..A~ SOwlickWfRE.- A IWOr! THE Hr ,Q0 N*1\1 ~40 .. MIN! I "/, .. ,I F) , : i w -1 Lee Falk arid Sy Bary -SI _____ Az , I . -0 moads iUmf 0"d - k, what do you do row' had 'lected to double a am t_~ ~I !') ~.~ THE PHANTOM_-______ _________ I'LL 1AKE CARE . FOUNTAJN '.~,~Itl ,T 'M IV:. IIL It "' 7 _71 I. . AVE A i4C-. OF- A LOT A%olzo PLzRole WITHOUT TRE 6iR,z .. ~_ I .,ciJ i I ' . Jais of France are one of the great partnerships. Unlike most expert pairs they do use n14 ps,chics. This hand was playThe bidding has bee North East Sosth West in a 1958 match between 1# England and France. Pam 34 2# Pass Jais who sat East decided were called for after Trezel Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY - ________ ____ .--- �slow JIITU WW f I' if -. .I. !,. 1~11` 0 Ii! w * 11 i 1. I ' I i ,% -1 / • i . • G7 s_If,.. , ',, I . '..AI • L.L i i 'i ' PrqMIw Bologna - __ rin9 ,,. - - ./ . Ii... - ',VL - /' j - -SUSPECTS ON WAY TO COURT to explode, were found in arson and the attempted the bomb at the department's investigation, declined to say if Cousineau's front yard on Nov. bombing. firing range and said at th e the arrests resulted from a tip 6 by his 16-year-old (laughter. "We have no information, at time massive damage would from a person interested in An Orlando plumber and a Couslneau has offered a thistimethatlinksthearsonto havebeendonetothehoesjn collecting the reward. teenager, charged wi th arson in $12,500 reward for information the bombing," Sheriff's the neighborhood If it had gone con. "The investigation connection withaSept. 19 blaze leading to th e arrest of the detective Robert Kunkier said, off. tinuing," Kunkler said, that destroyed a fleet of persons r esponsible for the Sheriff's detectives explodedKunkier, who headed the declining to comment further. Hcins.......... Hanes (left) and Brundon (Herald Photoby Mark Weintz $ . i" ,hv: ., -.1 t - WT I : •.*. ____ - -- ,., - ___________________ - •-.- - ••- _______ I — ByMARKWEINTZ Herald Staff Writer Designs, had aieir arraignment set Wednesday (or Fnday. After the court appearance Benjamin fIanes 38, of 49 S. Hastings St. posted $8,000bond Arthur Brundon, 17, of 45 .. ,.•, Viva. Ir.ad $uw,.. V,..t p - t(d p125 rson u s ec s phy. 85 Wieners........ Lykes tN , 65c $109 . . . . . '• I..--- b., or - - - ___ Asserted hiltid IP.pp.,,aI. Ova... Hold S.IsiJ Country FEASTING, k.I'V We dnesd ay He .. --- I.m...t Sw,., Cv..h I.b.i -. . .... ê•.: phg , . I I/ - -- -i# t ph'b $119 ColdCuts . 1 rI..d P.'h i..t Sliced 1-oh. iri,'a f sit. t's Swift. ROAST - I --- r-' l ,N), • 11 1 -------,-- ' f Swi I 1" Bag Sausage . ...•....• • ' l\I ( T OAST I1 4/t'-. . . J. , ,.. I, Noth'stlevertiol , it / %:— . fw- 0 Ill. 99t Sliced Bacon 1-ML *,I Satrh•, P':t, ____ I!! :I ' T Publix —J _____ - I ill TastyCapons WL - - .4,: -- _ __ i., ejj. - . — - — _- . -- - ----- -- - wilatrA 0 It — U 1Ot3—fte,ari1oro-ieratcj I - ;L-1- --1T 11111M - — county jail in lieu of the $8,000 Copeland's laity Breakfast -- ,j • -. --1v1W-d.. &%V-1 I -A 4 .. T 8. ) . : , . I" i). - 14 - - f "' ; - 15-0 ,- .- "t- I1. Gtoom Gloat Clean Style '' LeSuour Peas SAVI 29' _______________________ iml ____________ _j - ••••• r- &;s U Cocktail let. Of label, 10#1sojeal u I. ] j:' °'-j .. , - O,,. -!~ L G....s .3,3 ...... •. 29 ... . ..... .. Ti€ito Ketdiu1i • E.,.h,. J.,.d . ii... 416#1 0,1*6 huftle Selwtion: Whitt., A & gaw~ Q sp" I "'' " Turke" Ba - -- ,.•a r • ' ____ •••• Orange Juice a 4' 6 ou ~jr oIis a a a a yellow ---- -----"--.-: -.-. - - ---- . I -. -- - .--- -=, OWN — I 1..d., -- 1141N . - TastyTomatoes .. Per - , -± ' :- _________ . = W16-te a, _____________________ I - 7!Io,i;,~~--- % ~,%.. ,•_ - *- .0 0 - Swiss ... . i.,, pice Donuts 59c "" Ill. '' 69' lA. - .- - u S P*,-. 5.41. I, to" to 59 I lb Boneless Pork Roast •• '• t" 496 Heavenly Hash JWGreenSt mps . . .,•, • ' 59' it %V1 I L: 53ev . ur.C' 'n.cen fi . S DA I pi -- , ( II - 1 - ---- 66Wj~ Half A Half 1-.L -- -. '/ - _1 9 $w,lt - • 1 _____ 1. rOier) t 3 .... '1 4,. — - - -- - __1 _ ,T 1 . r jilis 4Q .- - Framliom . confront the male individual. .' - , S •S S : ,t',?,,. : I $129 . . . . . . . . . W,th It'snotthemoney,Tony Comstock Pumpkin '" t,uIvr,d V,.,.hl. P II.nl . . . . • • 1 Like his Stdfld More than one way to soRe a problem...hke the gent in lort Worth, Texas Who Was con Linually "bugged" by a freight - L__. _________________ k - --_____________ r 'Hwy. 17-91 arv6 Airport Blvd., Sanford Hwy. 17-92, C&Sselberry mc -) , rk * ___ - ----- ft U -• -f V r""` Deivi-resh --- _ I 11 i: ,, . - - • - I - ru 7X =- - a-- M • -- — r -A Quest For Senate Job -,aid during a Washington, D.C. was scheduled to appear in press conference he will not run CountyCourtat2p In today for IV a rrest came after a week-long investigation by U.S. Gurney's current kickback Bureau of Customs, Drug Enwandal problems force h to foreement Administration, US. Postal Inspectors and the Frey also said he will not nin Sciokrllfs %1 against Democratic Go The cocaine was discovered Heubin Mkew and if Gurney hidden In the candies by decides to run again, will seek custom agents in Ntimni who to retain his house seat and pa ckage on a routine flht for GOP leadershi Pr" in ope check, Parker said the next Congress, "They stuck a metal prolv in tic ca tes and s conference called to "put an removed it it was full of coke," end to rumors" he would opp(K-e lie added. After a field test revealed primary, Frey said he had nferrI with1OO 'key" GO1 that the white powder leaders before announcing his Park Republican's seat shouh Saying it would be a -brriich . = . ) I *. " - - - -- -4 -'~ 2 - 4 - - - — - -----. - I - .- -., what -- --z - --- - - ---- - - - ortight not conunent on it in any event." John Gardner told The ledges not to run against him. =--- -- - BURNS WITH GE I'ER (Herald hoto by Mark Weintz) - - --- -- I will address 'nie Associated Press ,Ntanaging -a-Z- Editors Convention hich opens here Friday, the White house says ____ 'Me President will present his views on . issues facing the nation when he attends the • ay, officials announced . -JPVA,Nkto . . More than 340 American and Canadian newspapermen and their families were cx- ~ ,a ;x,cted to atten(l the fi%-e- ay event at Disney -1%_1 — Ilie impact o W aterga t e on the press and nat *on and recent advances in newspaper tectinolog were to narc we poti,u on ii convention program. . '-, .1 1, - TRM-i —%!--Z-'v 11w ice chairman of the Senate atcrgatc committee, Sen hloard H Baker, Rlenn, PHFSlP Ni \IXO tonight from upper to Blough R B) FANEFDWAflDS I Ierald Correspondent 11 i i O\ A -A In D ssocwtion -- going to get a breakdown of Illough also said he plans a their taxes by Volusin County speciali trip to Chi ago on business and Council now that the taxing district has been adopted. We lair skies co%ered most of directors of Deltona Civic abduction and murder of his are going to get a (log or. the nation today although rain A&S(K .i,iti011 haSbeen called for daughter in the Indiana Dunes dinance, since we complained and snow pelted s4flne Mid- 7: p.m. today todeeideoii a in 1966 about the dog situation In the western areas. course of action in the wake of a lie feels that "every project third area of Deltona,,- he Index Bridge Calendar Cla ssified Dr' or a comnien rtainment I lospital notes would neither confirm nor den rumors he wo&d oppose Gurney, but did indicate he had no Interest ir opposing kew, s noe pre e a " era level office." 88 6A .9-1113 Crossword puzzle .... 113 i I ineeting of the board of to learn of new leads on the leadership was thinking, Frey told reporters to ask the men Temperatures before dawn resignation by association undertaken this year has been stated themselves, and did not deny ranged from 17 at Brice, Utah, president Ilarolil E. Blough. cleared up." "Dieltona is get"In short," said Blough, -11 rumors. to 76 at Kev West, 11)e meeting will be held at ting a swimming Pool arliti feel we have accomplished - of the vice pre~idvnt tennis courts that I have Illcxe in the fl%.e 111(,r Gurney's office tkKL-i)' told The Herald the senator been in cinimIttee mneetinus all morning, 1145 no beefl informed of of Fre) s statement, an - r ,.. --- _______ - ----,---- - President To Address Editors from Seminole Cou,nty jail late resign . au Frey 'Ends' could lead to a request he low 6os. there was no law against I - - - Seminole County detectives contacted me and we began was sitting right next to those "Most of the time the dealers and federal agents jolnedforces watching anti waiting. When the expensive candles," Parker sell cocaine which is only fivei -:-Wedrp-sday evening for the package arrived at the said. per cent pure. 77hat means t1iis "biggest ever" local narcotics I.ongwood post office we Parker said the investigation pound of coke would be ~--ken bust which netted an estimated removed a sample and sent it In Is continuing and there may be irnn 0nd uld 1 'tf% .M0.000 worth of pure cocaine for testing," Parker said. . more arrests. and resulted in the arrest of a If M was heroin it would "This LA by far the buest "As soon as the package was - 11 AA Longwood secretary, Sheriff's drug bust that has ever oc. have been worth t;ouv mat tv"ed in Seminole County," amount, Parker -%-m! LL)8 e cocaine was sent via Th Parker said, adding that it Li 'It was an ezutuen ... GOP fighter Parker recafled mail, wrapped irLside candies, w hard to detennine the doUar bined effort . . . ever)tlurit, from Bogota Colombia, Semi"When we entered the house value of the cocaine because clicked and Judge Harold nole Sheriff's Sgt. Pay Parker the candies were on ale coffee dealers dillite it with milk, Johnson, who signed the said. table in the living room and the %ugar or talcum powder in warrant, gave us outstanding lulie Christine Daniel. 26. of coke was still inside, but a knife " order to raim profits. (wperbtion, Parker said. 3Ou3 McClintock St., is in Seminole Couty jail charged . with Importing and possessing a controlled substance. otconfidence to it t here on the tracks, remocd _____________ • L- --o - Capitol 11111 Insiders predict i , - -- 1. . n today and partly cloud) friday. present problems, which Mild with highs in the low ft. I .,.. - • (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) response had been to Gurncj's , ~- , - ESTIMATED $320,000 WORTH OF COCAINE ...!inucanwesnwassnippeclin • keys and locked it. He checked all of the local -• . -..-4 -- the • Frey sidestepped questions \'Lsterda)'s high V. low this on what the leadership's morning 49, Generally lair ' • Assorted "'a"ad!....... • --'a - - jj'S11GreeriStampsi J 1 •- P I,oth - - - ,, • ---9 - -- -6 - • you Well, he felt that two could play the same kind of a game. - i 0 JWGreenStamps i U.: ____ In the eyes of this youngster, he can determine the value of N.tiI., Chuolsip Morsali 79 -iIr 11 . - ~~A~11, 11 wrong" '.' - . . • MIN difference between right and " 1 I - ,f - ____ Ididitbecauselcan tell the Pi.Ml. : 89 .. - . can look into the mirrorandsay tF?A • • • . a . a a t Ground Beef Plus ;i / , , lonflots a — - r l. ! ,, was amply rewarded by his !I Iltur 11-oz. tesi g V- 1 -W - - R- ! _ 99C I* IM - ••. ' F d Itted h had the II money, but insisted that it fell from the woman's purse... It was a sizeable amount of pi. Tk.Ak .a Or O,.,n K.ill.r Fears I P - ,.•I_4,_ -,, . ••••• • • • f hor t RbS - ,-- — I going through the woman's PUFS WGreenSfamps i.a,.a. ..- # W 000 "M 39C Fit CRLJT MIX .ts , -- 6-0, p,.,.m Imperial Roast 5w,i A-"- - ,._. v Blue C11et-se ...... ; 4 , - . P,,itwm B Ka,~ __________ - - .. 111--Z-.--- atip" ""aft,%.".,$#*@Vtod f#*"## -- ,. - - - -_________________________ cident, could be executed. Geter's release order specified that Burns turn him over to a Polk County couple investigated and money, and young Mister Cook I -- Sour Cream ........... -- --f - - - - -- --- - - ---- - 59' V Cook reported it to Ute store English Cut Roast 1 - _______ Pillsbury's Cookies - i murder, Geter, who was 13 at the time of the in- man standing behind a woman in line a t the check-clut counter who was a -••----• twill's Premium leoxoolto$ ~4 19-7-- --_--- ---- - - igsw;n I' 1 rcent Driner Rolts Cream - , — .. .. - Sept. 24 arraignment. If convicted of first degree im a ------ --,-.--. 5,I•• P. iow = ~ I r r-r _______________________ - - -- - -- =~- ---=---- -_-_-- - -- -- ---- - SAVO ".01,464ollosoia, 1p,064 ~ z _______ ., r- , i SWIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV T - BEEF SALE INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN 1-411 6 - =n=----- -- - I - Lti.n.4 14 -- •1 lie oter%ed 11~ w 1111 01 0 - Owr Own grand, 0411flaus 'I I , - P What makes this story so more pleasant Is Mr Cook can't be more than 10 much GreenStamps - . \ '' I 7,' - - - .,,, 36-cf. siss 1 11 ' -- J silflh lb - cha1:er pleaded innocent to the charges at We Iate D tip &m J Weiner, manager of the Sanford , I U •••• (U ' . . =-- -- - - - - - --.t~ --2- - -- , - .-, , .I --_ - ---zi6 - _-_ --— . -I - - = 0 '• A. STAMPS! I - -- •• attempt. Cieter was at first held as a juvenile in the case, but State Atty. Abbott Herring decided to try him as an a ult on irst degree mur er an e OflY C LO Add the name of Tony Cook to the growing list of recipients of oir GOOD CITIZEN'S AWARD. - F-I"` Witielusii crienb*lry ";gght of co+ B) John A Spolaki • 0 1 35' r - -- 4 - ll-&Vqd-fte- to 1.11 Tasty Cosrsalwtood or ax .1,.,.. IUUS ___________________ - + t -- - `i 9#1 ACCEPT I -s r - — i - -- I *J , D. kI.,. WS i$ s-- QUICK FROZEN. (VISC., USDA GRADE A '7' '' _____________________________ 4 :11 E ;e T fi A Loaf . it ILI , j , GOVERNIN ENT-INS PIC TED. SHIPPED. ____ - _ei_• I Pi 0 If agd~ .M ---- 11rock's Assio"od cliocelates . Sole Au Gratin ......... ipli s 99- - ; -'1 It J- IA I lr_n . - I I - JWGreenStamps ,--"*-*--(-%0*' I. I •.. FW2Q , 6 SELF BASTING FLAVOR PERFECT OR _____ _______ -aft 1% R",ca WLAM Hone Burns, who earlier Wednesday gained d (Atfl tinuance of the trial from Nov. 26 to Dec. 10 in Titusvi ll e, whisked the slight, 88-pound voungter from the Seminole County jail cell where he has been confined since the Sept. 5 fight with Oglesby near Sanford Middle School. The trial was moved from Sanford because of publicity in the case. )glesby died in Florida Hospital after the ' fight I 11 Cooked Squash ........ plis. 23' fl.... 12-01.1 Individual Cod Fillets ,',• TOHA. .i-minuwe Minute -opcorn ______________ 1 • • -- — - ---- - $n,i.ss iii 4 ,.. 29' p !. l - . Sausage Stuffing.. •i.• Z.,, ii...r,J Cri sp ________ Swill S Pre• a &.boot# posit 69K ugar ___________________ - -- & I 1%. , .. - ... Green Onions .......... 1.. -- - .--'.- • ' 6 I •,.,, ,•,,, 1.4---si4 " JWGreenStamps - . - - t. . -... I. 0 Bi .... , dir irniiii Ii A 1. — - _____ TZ - . -- ...... c 23 - - I .-nr herald Staff Writer L fi 4 5••L It • 1 Citing "w hich not L to1lerated,"t Circuit Court Judge Dominick tssil ncuueSuay authorized the release o the 14year-old black youth to the "custodial care" of a Polk County couple, pending eseter's Dec. 10 first degree murder trial in the death of WHIiarn Oglesb year-old Sanford schoolmate _ After consultations with &-iff i,-,fll with the flu, Seminole Circuit Court Judge Tom Waddell Jr. signed the release order Wednesday afternoon which released " II AA.,,*oo#,oleo Blueberr Ft.,l. 1t4? d. Yellow Squash ... - 6Attorne%1 , , -k - , . , 0- ur er - - s Me t logo Orvoom p . rp $229 : 0 ,7 r-6- Fed • -' TRA Strawberry Halves . . . . . . 'Pe` b10. - 39c 94411110111,1110- Forosoo Gormea, I" It.Oa. SweetCorn.......... is #$ egg Seedless Grapefruit .. 5 b'e'9519" - To . 0 : FREEZE DRIEG COFFEE -^ ---- - 41' -ade"N!"111111blit, -1, platswout Vessels V.S. no. 1 flowme WWI* of 11114111 tell* --- . 41 1. too jin'MA-P Freed I BONuS PACK - .. 11 ,-:t ~4 &'x:'4.L _ __________ ttuce U.S. levitty, hisideve Too . - g Le . I 14;1~t 1"k?V11 M N111"? 111 n 99€ coolital. Wulf* .. '• ______ F If- I W.it#ra - "I. C .11 l!) _-' C (,,*p 59 Karo Syrup C ----- -;;'i l'... _.'. .ki. crab A rtes low COUP famthetioest stand a- - C -, 65 .*-1---- : : I.ah V.. $,ii.4 39' l_0 IMMM- V., Dry Ban Deodorants a a It ,,,, 49c Suspec : 6-6. b" 39' I 4 UNBLEACHED OR . .. Z . .—. - — I- - of two incidents to terrify Air Designs owner , 0 1t cuto lwau. Six sUcks of dynamite, wired -- Price 10 Cents I I cupation a ~ hebelon • i", fill 011110111 mm 34c : fAY# 4t. Iter"do 13-lails ii.ii.4• £'LFZ I -010=1 3 ., :" 13-48. I 66th Year, No. 74 I.-., PILLSBURY FLOUR 0 0 0 F - .TW - — —. 69 • County Court Judge Clarence j j•''.It.d twirre Creme 1110o wler of falls-Mold Borden's Eggnog . . * too 896 ) . - arr Marshmallows ...........25 ' 79C .. - F; - --- N - AX4 I - 1i I . .V-' - r _ I. Buttercup, Hubbaird and ,. Turban. --- - - - - 5 .• . 14101"dor Treat. 1. 11 Acorn. Butttfnui. Sugar Lb ., ~%w " irraigned Monday. .-- lb i~ Evercane 2 '' _____ . 8911 ---- - .rz-.Imzim~ f 6 6emal pe~- . if Meat nit Brandy ... " Iner1 63c 0 29c Breakfit Club it t 1r - Brcwn n' Bag ........ '.29' ....... ' Silt IUP.HIy $199 Wine 5th SAVIS.W.,a, 904400's fast? Mince Meat ..... 0000 10 * 6 534 . t8l Mixed Nuts , ••• Green Deans - low 299 - p.m. Friday. Wor Orono@ 04w** 1. minary per Fill ts Manischovitz Cream - p Bw I a Red Or Harvard Beets . 0 41 a lot 49" I ~ pbo Sitirfe," hso#, laity ortlea H..sd , . can $Avg 64. Gres"wead • _ - 113-01. $149 Pilot Tomato Juice d Jd kitI be, $Avg It, Libby*s Ij -, , Oscar Mayor Franks Italian Sausage,It I- . linatlier's S."s #&lead \• he- -- " I--,, --- _-w Groos 0401 W it. • - • A # 9 I . -4 71,1111. +" V 1), • - ,- 'I— ,... . 8B 6A '0d1et) 6-78 SPOrL'; .............. 8*11A State SA .. ..1. - I 8B I Mrs FiorenceW Rumphatt worked for—the will be in- been in office than the Shorecrest Dr The bird in stalled •n De1tona (.olf and ori ition has In the fie sears duths officers distriet (ountry (hub Our citize ns are of existtnce" directors and chairmen of — standingcommittees lis House Hearing On Ford Opens On Protest Note resignation effective Nov. 10 in a letter received b~ telephone interkw Hlou 'h told WASH IN GTON The Herald reasons !n back of llouse hearings on the c, on- proper" for the I ft c Schedultil to enter S(niino,'e vice president opened toda% dent who may be removed f -%1el11('fi;'l Il"5PitJI NOV. 28, 'Alth a protest front a member off- . Bloughstated, "I have many oftheJudlciar) Committee that outside commitnieriLs, I have it should act first on resolutions Conyers interrupted the pro. been negledm and because of calling for the unpeachment of ceedings to make his brief coin A ve up 111%, . active participation in the est en I Mon. 11 ep. John Con%er,s Jr- D- ien us ore 0 e ivered h1f; ownirt,,1 statement. -- - - L - � 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, November 14, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/22837610ec288b47f65afac9c8e8ce71.pdf 711fdb35843d0fc00b42d7073bc1cf8b PDF Text Text RA; _______ ____________________ - :, r(~7~ — - '- __'_-, ? ___- '.. .- - '- __4 - ,- - - - -. - — ______________ ______________ *%~,~ 711-d Forest City. Fto.'iaa T ha T11,C unDr nr n11D vnMMIIAIITY i* .... - I Pastor ' It !I1Ii SbbaihSthooi ---------V:33a,m. WocthlpS*rvces . .11:00-13:00 Noon AIcc onWWOS iloit FM ! ~k .. - eew . .~ 0 06 0 ii Church wenesdy Night Lyman ii Xrkwood I 1%1~ . .I ft I I fl II ATI ft . %' ,4 RA11URE UUR V I t" KS Eat? ,__14. ()) Pr ,,rr 33p 7 .. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ave.,Sanford III 1.9:.Ma.m. 700pm r tu MIN H TS U t Ci-il If's%.on,. Sal rIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH lteO Sanford -Ave. Rev.W R, Bennett iui a id 'I ! 6 11Yt1IRISNELSON IkraldStaUWnter ISp$ t SECOND I -' r 73 p m IIIIHII sun " Church WTRR . " Insurance company, tni' -s- iii be H itliW utility can with a few gallons 14 " -. - - M niStcr MnsIer 9a m Lle r -lipill 1 .; DING I 7:30p-m. school jçVborshiP Pilgrim Youth 9:4S&.m 11 00 am. I 1 7:30P.M. llopm. sternCin . . THE PEOPLES BAPTISt CHURCH 1201W let S? 1 ------- - 700p.m. 00pm PINECREST idii,~Z__ I . oop ret t3PAirp.wI Blvd I afford almost iva Minister 9,/Sam, 1, 00cm - 700p.m. 0 - - worship Service Evening Service ed * ,-- I - 7 30P.M. - -.7.OOp m 11 OQa 6 OOp . Bible Cla,.ts m _________ CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 iCip sn Bble fi'udp Indep,nGentMt$ienIrY ChaririN Sunday - ()it!* Study Morning Worst-p Evening SAM vice 8705 a M *000. P1 11 OOa m 400pm, - .-.t-•. - . ,::•.:.:_'--..•--, 4 ____ _- El Rev.JayT.Co1m,&I0 . - - Pastor , ... 1:300.m. A,Wninig WorSh-P Suoday, School ________ ..-:-:•,••,'-:-• ____ ' .._ .. . .': - .. -- -- - -am.= :ij=l - -ri - - -: --. ' .--t.--.-- - . .... - - ,,, -...-..- -- 1,w.Jp,,..__.pIi.._ ,!lIi,__ ___ ___ - . 11111111"k __ ,_,,pP#' -.- - - - . _______________________ - - - - . ... . - .. .------' .-..- - -. - I Z. - - -. . •. .:-- - I ,. ..... '-- - 1. 16 J k#t A' r -r --- - - ' . - I flt ö ISP P1 - W.i Prayer _______________ ' JlMLAH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Sta ff f\_, PFdP "cç" r ..-. Wednesdoy Isaiah Tues.day Isaiah Monday Isaiat. KiyStNK. Friday Ezeklef Thursdoy Ezekiel ~mlg 1 .l COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MotningWonhip 0:306 11am. Evening Worship 1 OOp rn Wed Bible Study & Prayer Sery .. 7: 30 p rn. IF'rsl Wtdntiday Fellow I-" ,~.Vi ., , GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford —.--- SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes — SEW1OLE (UPJTV TIM & rll- ---------------=-- A - & U,taI. Roadi UMYF 6 OOp Me'I Prayer Breakfast m Rev Darw n She' Sunday School m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old R out* "at Past& Mwning Worship 730pm E1ennQW0np to pay more taxes, these craftv fellcws (to perpetuate then)selves in office) just go cut and borrow the money to pay for all "y P0W - 1to S#Osilt chwu" 05-CM W Ct3woL I Ill ir c'- I'13 S PIi A.P - - (J"tj forly 11004, Fjnj awiv chwo of C*20elf ftffW# &W,U Cpwoclv. PoUni .4, SWWqs ãit4t 14 FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF — -- ---- Ct& M.erl I Vi Be ."' AM C 11 Pi I (1 , . . tstt C (Pi. iP t' C" .. '-'i, .s P' *n cairn 'Wd11U Avvnv ilOvtc%s CPt..i B.a'w WOCIr Un,10d A044hod'if tliviirclh. Xfiporl Stire C? ur! o 0 UA- a) Paoli *r0iryin - 5 (.gd Of .4W S! M&, T'j A f6k [_ Ctqo. Ch S1 Rl 0-wt" oi Galt M-400ft. rr,I2rjVt,# 'oft" A Cbwlft of Inut (Witt of Latter VOY Ot * 7W p,, Rd 34A14,I)II Park C"=-' m-' A. of , , 413 Ottem Rd FM,rp Ia -, - - ' * '4 F" # Bwfl CNO(h Oil , , -- the Lovinis Coo& AA-za..liv Ptsçgf r Riot taut, $ It *vt sot. wn i,t, !et&r ii you're marking s'our tiendar for places to be this month. here's hoping that you have the 15th circicd. There should be a big Pnd at tb always ar0wd o,,ceman S B11 pp scheduled for the Sanford Civic Ci'nter iti cians I ra w • I r'i I - I C er Writ LAKE MARY - Political alignment was virtually completed Saturday when defeated candidate for group four council seat, Terry' Morris, endorsed Liou Blankemship who ' will face Ursula West Dec. 18 in a runoff race. Wednesday, defeated candidate for mayor Charles Smith endorsed Mrs. Margie Hess who edged Acting Mayor Don Jackson 221-196, but did not receive a plurality. Blankenshlpgarnered l88 votes to Mrs. West's 142, while Morris received 108 votes. The fourth candidate, Frank Bailey. who had 34 votes was unavailable for comment and hasnotcomeoutlnfavorofeithercandldate. A county building inspector and retired Navy man, Blankenship said he expects the runoff vote count to reach or possibly exceed the record-&etting turnout In the city's first election, 514 votes, ";; s suil flavewt been decided," he said. t the mayor's rce than the council runoff between myself and Mrs. West, and I expect about te muTie turnout of voters." Mrs. West, who ran on a platform of having no ties with organizations or business that could possibly benefit from the city's zoning attitude or business contracts, was not i iilable at press t ur e 1'; i s.ilnhlli ut on the endorseme mit Mankenship. who said stilieral issues on his platform matched those of Morris was elated the endorsement £'" a-', sli-fttd 411-4-Ke ("Ch, 14-1 #,, fatt Awit, - f;-t I' . - - -- It"S' - - cgct-rtre k.tit .. .•-. 1. - S. STORING GAS ________ GREG DRUINUNIOND viol ates GARY KAISER (Or-.4tty t- ci-. 0 . Gets ' Poor ' Loan put on the list," an SBA spokesThe Aug. 20 about getting a WASHINGTON iAPm Small Business Administration Defense Department contract titan said. Brown, who was the top tAack has certifled two firm.s owned in for food services at FL Lewis, part by a former White House Wash., the EBA said Friday. official at the White House during Nixon's first term, left aide as eigible for government The SBA rejected that contracts earmarked for pusal Sept. 1, said Assistant the White House in February. Soon afterwards,'an SBA ml -socially and economically MM Administrator Randall POrity busies' tilterpnse speWoods, because "we mt,ec disadvantaged," uchsnccesahetiadon ctalist who had been detailed to L1ibt Jwn, fc1rrt $36,000-a-year special assistant performing under the original Brown at the White House also quit Vovt'rnmptif sPe'VtC!. He is dent Ni-!n, OWfl! 11 !ub- contract." reported by an SBA source to be 4anWil art of each of the Abwt thret weeks ago, the working for Brown's Cof1suffim' (inns Atlanta regional office of the service Brown's Cade.S.-, rvi tvs Inc. of SBA approved Brown's second Attempts to reach Brown f,.: Santa Ana, Calif. received an firm, B&C Associates, as betn comment were unsuccessful $863,651 contract July 31 From elig.ble for the noncompetitie 'g'he SBA is authorized by the Defense Department, with bid contracts. The contracts are Congress to act as Loatractor the SBA as the middle-agency negotiated by the SBA frolin the for the rest ofhet govtrmnli: . nt negotiator. The job is operation rest of the government for the and to funnel federal dollars to of the mess halls at El Toro c'sadvantaged and minorities, high-potential but struggling Marine Base in California. "Taere are no contracts disadvantaged and minority Brown made what the SBA awarded to the firm yet but firms which cannot compete In called "an informal inquiry" they have been accepted and the marketplace. - Li.... * --- - I QUOTE OF THE. WEEK by Willi am 11, Uppold Jr., executive vice president oi (l Florida A3sociation of Realtors-' lhere's a big dii AI$C - I If -- ez 1 - _~ - '___ r - ' e- A- '_-1- ,- -,G#. ~.*" - I .4. ,` - '. #.. fr w For Says President ~ ,._-r,,.,t. 1 I .it Not Liability To GOP ~,w -_ flz A - . 4 .. . ". ' - / x . , ' I . -, I 'IV _" 4f , -, !~T . qkp r, ' .. I . r lr - f __ . _- - _.- _W__ I . V. • 1, ______ ______ . - - -i L I E~ ~T -~_ A 11 I A,.- 4'-- PARADE RAINED ' 0UI DISAPPOINTMENT IS obvious in Brenda on ( . ) she ' d -, of %vould-be Casselk,rry Christmas Parade •1-. wa tchers 1 led Satu rday for d parade to be put off until later. Below, left to right, Danny Stazen, Mark Schrenk, Tammy Houston and John Gregory, dash for cover as skies kept draining. . ' (11c'r11d Photos by ai— ce 4 ; - . 1 ~ ~ - "• \lrs Vitst, whose husband is on the board of adjustment, said fie would quit that t" If 3he were elected and she wolj!d dam-cl by which thty oug'it to (owe that n uch to the country tl'at has given me a new - -- - -- - ftl _,F~-~Z ~" "- __ - e'- - 0 --- ________________ - --. think tliePresident tsapolltical Ii 1bilit to in indid ito I fl i F i I I I l 11 \ 1 \ I \u out," Ole vwv president uud, . . . Ford backs him In his first lull day as slee ___________________________ 'he did assure me he 14111 be iver."i hour presiding over the Senate I met for 45 minutes at the 'a . ex bridge Classified ads . . ... ' -- 4 I, is tt'e sntnimnum tantiard by wWh imn must live, while iF - - '" . '-.' . . __ — . _____ f_,P14 Vice White lluue tith President dential duties, 1k also re -civcd WASHINGTON (APi word that the President would -rit Gerald It. Ford re-is the idea that President description (if some vice presi. present "some new program" to Congress and reiteration that Nixon's Watergate troubles Nixon won't resign hase made hima political ha : bility to fellow Repubhcam. ;_- `~_ - dent about that so he would ~.~Ford furnily defended the know what to say when fie apPreident at a news conference pears Sunday on a television Fridav less than 24 hours after he to~k .e nation's . he President has no Ince president. tention whatsoever of resign. ing," Ford reported. £ have Many Republican lawmakers - : .' beard It before and j, as reithave privately expressed fears Nixon's low rating in publie personally do not think he opinion polls may rub off on tow- d resign," the vice presi: them. llowevcr. Ford said "If I dent added, noUg also that he ._.... the had the opportunity to ..x ..numsoever "a !! !±i:r. 0 * m maor i-.., .' CXCt)/IIUII tY of Impeaching Nixon. ou a o have him. He aid be expects Nixon to release this month details of his Earlier, talking with news fimms and of his handling of men during a picture-taking the International Telephone & session outside the Senate Telegraph Corp. and milk fund cham!xer, Ford said "I don't , Krn Ritnin .- certain extent we have some of the same Ideas," Ile said. Morris, who Is chairman of the board of directors of the city's chamber of commerce and a salesman in a real estate firm headed by defeated council candidate Larry Dale. based his platform on an orderly, sjstentic d?% tlopment of the city, and said lie was opI)owd to ''rampant develop tiient. Mankenship said adequate fire and police protection, road and park maintenance and controlled growth are the - V% - ..-. fri Prive lwt%4 cvn liw and cthics. £4flta(I4 7114 KPISCOPAL t.Ss..v.Irrl ' Ave 1, V m4-4' "So you see, Virginia, we"...only gets what we pays for and the fun continues until the Wee hours of Sinday a M I evnOrtPindn CPUPSI* 51 j"tvs Ch'ys,o.,, C'*C*l if*v U . ~f (# ,i,h * )`?nd S I Cr4c' CATMOtIC C'e4o hfI 1 . ii.l . . ,- --P ~ Z over OfIt"il coyanwUlly Aft*etlisl ch-orn. W "O"Oviiiis Rd, ewssfy 6'' c*uucw oc oo C,&o1,t ~I _t;o ------ 0 f f to ' . r,rtt Rd. All*lr4wft SX,"" 7 r 4-0 - 0 Hera Id Sta Makes you sit back and wonder,..how can the pimply'faced boy who wasn't nearly good enough to marry your daughter turn out to be the father of the cutest, smartest grandchild in the world? (&i1etwil F irst paws Cftffrh of cmisl, W. '/ , Alifii-woolp" (p$ ,ç,Q4 Bça.i' tIM 1 It i' L*C CrivirtI101 0witf.60I)POmIllwitmDr pa,JI 5.0*4$ CMCA $13 PWIAII$ 0 Mfj'n'j',r 5' eqS RI All D 0 , _W ,_~. " ~_ iN - ~ . s4orAil %_d swat Vlxwth. AH F,40-0%- et#c Spmçt 0acsJ C.bt.ts O4dI*ncJo Rd a, 64t516' Avi called deficit Financing or spending beyond tax Income is ow ng s sole basic cause of "inflation," defined as "tlx- decrease In value of money, It Lisa ruined the dollar and increased taxes to 0 - U-!f-L-a AwW1 64vd 4 Br'e. Led, Rd ?-J P -. '' P - I Pe R4 FH.IPII I WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes I F'"t P.'itstr0trillin Churthx Clak Aw# & )rd St First Pf"terlan CtluliCh Of MORY, I HWJ&nd F',1-10 - - ) AAew4h L~ariChurck Galdirri Days Dr L"*w 1192. Catwbeffy METPIODICT . . ' SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff Soritorl: ClOvistian CNort". 117 W kirpixt Blvd Ntirlift.side Chrisl;*n Chwch, FWi" "&won Or . Madi" (.'jii' ----- • . 710pm "we Ramist cl--wol, forte City c&wR%uniAty Centirr. F&nI (14 4 -- - Il 00cm 700pm possayTERIAN ¶ONGflL@ATIOIAL, - . Willimt.uldri"t Lwt"r&n Church cit ProviorrKit, Deflona y.rn04cli4'c,'mn 'SlOPerA-. f tt-, : . - ' THE LAKII MONROE CHAPEL Oranift Blvd., Lake Moor" Pastor : rwo • Pastor CISc rn CHNISTIAW I rrv I~ Other Churches Sunday School Morning Worship , 111.00:,m. irilM= Youth Service, - - , - 6; 30 in, DTOY_-. , e ' s') -t - - - ,,,, - - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Corner Country Club HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverlyirtd Staff EA rIIUPrU -. R . _ ': — '• ' - . . , - ...s:oop m. ""&~AA.jjWWjCtNle(A.MSt LH.ckwjAvv 4 5,i.t-s I . :A A •:30&lla SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes — ., 7:30p.m. - - - Emeritus Pastor Worship SEATTLE AP Reginald the Plumber will fix your pipes, If you qualify. Applicants are judged on the basis of a written request. Call Reginald and you'll hear a taped message: School's 46th Annual Captain of Coach Claude problem, please write down the nature of the job and why woodiufra defensive unit, it. 0ij of the myriad letters to Schaal Most Valuable Football you need a plumber in 50 words or less and address It to 1IS selected unanimously by the editor we receive h at Player Trophy. me. If It's an emergency, please write 'rush' o'i the fact of ski. Iu1..ges A I'. I., The oldes es.t co nsecu .1 ... Wu'.. nine 1 itcitiC tive1 ly The Herald, Its with particular W envelope. All letters will he judged for neatness and watched the Tribe since school delight th1 I include m this 14w a1ed mus? valuable trop orgfuality. Thank you." in the country, eight sears startc1 colwnn T1kfl by c c Reginald Anderson says. "1 str1ed that taped mrsigr 'J I 'FS.S pJ r0 ek ..i.0 ,ameu famed ..e.anan LIC eminoles, c suffered Moseley of Glendale, on my business phone about three weeks ago to curb Trophy, has been given to 42 through a 2.7 campaign this California. *nd few th. tim nf It 5(!Son, were noted for their "The American people POW ~T,________ ______ defensive play all season. have tbe habit of expecting ~~~~__ ______ 4LT%~ -i'411i.'!-. 4-4 , i0q~ lie is the second consecutive , ag" government giveaway , ~ defensive player to receive the , # __. I ~ I Y_ progirtuns and handouts for 3I -- r - - __ - Z~_=19.4;: --- _M_ coveted trophy. Dickie t)eas, a Social Security, Health, •, ..LeIiA,. c middle linebacker last season, =' i ~e Ed u c a lion , W e I ía r e, 1.. % .- ~ r . . #,' .. received the trophy for 1972. %7, *,N Environment, etc.. etc. These : . , ., ~ - -1 I I 40~ ., .X. ,0 %,4 sa me fellow Arnericant, - - __ '"r - -- - ~~. -~; "Pringle, of Midway. I however, are putting up a /.,. Pv Aw l'he trophy is awarded to 'I terrible howl because their doone player the team could not ~_ -";O.n A — __5 __T_ taxes are getting higher and 1 rbase done without" during the ' ..j higher Everything is costing .. / 2"11, . . seascin. more ana more-4sn't it. flow l_l__ -4 . W~_~~ g 9 I T -_ fiwiwtwr_M 0 t :W k` k1f k ~ r ~n 7T,e judges so commended .. p come. til 't?t't' 1)1'?' s( r : a mu ti1 1 Jun Stelfens, Johnny Rogers Well, boys and girls, the % , . .SIIS defensive end and Herb Sutton for their play. •,., politicians know lids and since ~Ailil liiii The Management and Employes L. D, PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERYCITY PRINTING CO., INC. p" ens's' I., 4 i -AX CHURCH . STENSTROMIREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - SAPTIST c. e,-4tn.c 1. L .- - -9 45o.rn - - ChoirPractice Pastor O*Stttn P.'c.rnng Plumber Picks Jobs Seminole HiVhiI.'ridders since it was initiated In 1928 by former Herald sports scribe Schaal Mickey Pringle, a quiet but Pringle is only the fifth player effective junior defensive end, to have been gI'en the award ' PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DIEKLES' GULF SERVICE I Dekiea and Employes ------.- PU B LIX MARKETS and Employes - fluid andlanternfuel commonly - ' Fin WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WILSON EICHELBFRGER h"NI C,#,*v8r1AA-,ssWWyBW,jt.IWVV Irlksl Ar'Noo Upfiv -- / 11 008.m r.dai THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance KENTUCKY FRI ED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim& Emplayes 17--fill As,"w"tftr of CjQa Youth Group Wednr.day: 7 hornal C Saturday Zechariah X~ 7_ - up fly J ftl( HARE)S Ikriiid Sports Editor - 419 Park Ave - E.4(/ 1 ' ., -- 1 456^. Church School - - . METHODIST CHURCH I to .i tO Wil bur Ave Lake Mary Mender Rev A F Stevens Sunday; orm FOOD FAIR STORES,INC. and Employes '\. - -. Church Sct~onl W,irminig Worship Nursery CMidbsrry - Pastor Ptv William Pickett Rev. Kenneth Miller, A4110. Pastor W ed Prayer & Praise J C PENNEYCOMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITEDSTATEBANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff - / J_. 7 I I i.K - II t5 $ - - TIPstered in the home. of us, city dwellers and farmers Another thing In watch for is alike, requires that before we the storage can itself, even if - - '"'"' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Av 6 3rd Rev V'rgi I Bryant ad Rpy Ktfw'tdhW Moult Ministers ?.WnlflOWofthiD ------I:30*.m. - 9:unice 1. Wilson and Staff - kv I The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible 111111111111111-- - 6: 30 0 '" Voopm, 9 i rt'co%mf'rl(Ifl _____________________ 11.000,m BteCIass.nWe" ' tanks. v'0 - - - 0 OOi m esbIeClass MsgWol'shp 9~ -I . 1ASS.M. . 'ThIs is Reginald the Ilumber. Il you have a plumbing Tucker Drive Sunlandfi,ta?es Rev.GarylI/Ier Pastor 9 15* rn S(I00 ii 00. m MoenirigWorship MYF2&ISun 700pm 7:110 p rr (e Worship 11.3 Sun 7 )Op m Ub'e .,'%.dt Wed :--- - -- Nip o~wiiiolllilili~ Sunday John 1~ I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Him"Way 46'vest , ConQuerorS Mdi-Q CHRIST UNITED - - an sort of building And while the law does not -toring, using or handling affect home ng fuel, or irore than 10 gallons of gas approved Fuel tanks. outside any building. except, of :1 does cover highly explosive Prlce 20 Cents beati FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF I.ONOW000 )41 Or*flt Street Pastc,r Ry L R..th6u.nt 10; 00 m. Sunday School 1100am Moenng Worship Sunda GRACE UNITkD METHODIST CHURCH Onra Rd at Woodlawn Ave Pastor Rev C) Ro s Ueniow Ch,.ch School ------------945a.rn. II Oa m Morning Worsn1 630pm MYF ---t ---- rt 66th Year, No 94 Ai iBi- "': 4- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MoensnmjWurshp CIt,chlrarnig - Yet our house Is not In good order. Pollution, war, hatred, misery mar this worlid. It shouldn't If we would let the Church help us transform Christ a example be like this-and it wouldn't Into human action. tt y SChWI Bitle Study FV&fV4PIij#tC Service wed Prayer 4 9 004 M .10.004m. FIRST UNITED .11.00`1111.11`11. *rd Pr4',er 1, -- ' 114p.rin. v.ffl &%urning Worship ,, - It's a long way from Kitty Hawk to "Jumbo jets." Although we can fly farther, faster today. one fact remains: sooner or later, we must return to terra firma, for earttw--not sky---4a our home. AVENUE VAPTiST CHURCH U36 rairawft A". 1 -- December 1903-tbe law of gravity was questioned when the heavler-than-air machino left ground. Man was no longer chained to the earth m . Wed. Evening erice Wednesday Sundae ScI"ool -i---.. .,.- Newap-0, 10. 00 8, M . _*-_ -. - Bible5tvdy - Sunda ' '."'' - ___________________ Assembly WcrSls.P Evening Worship CC% . ngwor1co the Altamonte Springs Church School Worship - - ' ~4'a Pr'isngle W'i*ns Former N ixon AiOde - --"Ifethildist to - &&fill I .A, - i SSesStofl of the lay 1, at which 04 Palm Spir" Dr. MrgWor%hJp ...... .. 1100a.m. _. = _~ - ____ — serv that, I 13 Cx tank) in any home, WIW the power of SIX apartment or dwellin lace' piouc sticks of dynamite-commonly )?$ Crystal Lake Dr. I Lutheran Church In Amer lc&) . .-.-- - ., ' non- approved plastic con- tiiour C, r cl LAKE MARY CHURCH of ti. na:arene Nurseryl GOOD SHEPPERD UNITED - ___ -.- uralornament. .-i..,Ioru A fI4OtCY 9-AS a rn PALMETTO - . - __ --- . - enanta expire PasTCr , F11--,--- .It ;L~__~ - -f - - . - __ -.. - er, .t Brady 01' Chri st ('I,"ri'Ii ' " .i ..... .. Service = and K P icrartrn _ 9 ISa ',' *0.50cm. Provdd for a Pf,IP 11 r - --- -- - Airport Blvd E 4trilno War sh lP __ - - - - - and in the deas PI'S oop n 7 W BAPTIST Wed Evening Prayer - _' - -_ to SANFORD CHRSIN Service ---------- 730p.M. Prayei-Meting csuacn Sunday School - - - _ world by the e 11:008.m .JII I PSC VaPn 1030am 7 _ be entirely is to have the seven MOE'fling Worship -> _ building on lI cost about ihich hai been haacoatnearly tocoseratotal Sunday BaleStvd* - 'ill tenty- Sunda y School ,,. _____ Pador -.• ____ ; .;. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE _ '_ IFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH wed ----.----. 4 , -ner,_6 ill~~ds P,'.zrnin.g '-ece ------- 11:00am. Even.nSe1'v,co - ......... 7:0p.m, leO, S. Sanford Ave. Wednesday Service -----710p.m. Dr.HlitdHafV*5 - -- ---- Minister OW Truthi for a New Day ISa m School RktardW Jactwt lunday. Mcrn)nqW,&Ip - eet higher than Morning Worship ____ THE REDEEMER ew building. sve enlarged," th the acquisi- 10:00a.m 10.008 m TO EARTH URN ____ the world and esterly*ide of block between JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH S-nday School RE - DRIES IN THE 240* S Perk A v enue, Pastor red l. pcaI if r lli~oop rn 7:00P rn . Sur NYPS . Sun EvrWorship ,Ned Praytr Family St.fvict and storage facility, for example, . . tit . XPECTED - - j - . 10~008,m. *:. I & .1- I Community Center Rev A.C. Gf"n r Sur,d6y Schwl good - ''" - - '. 60* S Park Ave, •lllS.IbIUlI%i your home gets--remember, you are talking about the life of yourself, your family, and your neighbors - - 67pm CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. IAIh St. & Oak Ave. . ''.4.9:301111i lla-m Sun Mats. Rcv. Robert Lay 12:30 p, m I 9 43 a fr. 5unclay School 1:300 m. Morning Wortihip - - 11;00am. DailyMass - - Rev r . I he Rev. Leroy D, S*Pff R evor ---- "-'-S., Law - \u-(lrvn(' CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunset Ur. near Button Rd. CasselboffT I Fr. Jarrits Martinet Aul. Pat or Fr Martin KiSler The - ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - Against I.S One last thing-Kaiser is . coverage in case of a fire. you rimy be eligible for a per. tainers. But one or two clearly going to be checking on sales of stamped exceptions, the plastic dangerous and possibly illegal Do%n there In the small print toil, free of charge 1 of your home fire insurance If kaiser Finds your equip- cans are both Illegal and home heating devices In the policy, Drummond warns, you ain or need to be less than the dan'erous, Kaiser warns. future too, so no matter how Ji_ . Not only d -les gasoline eat slw)rl the ga3 gets, or how neld - OV4 probably will find words to the law allows, you won't get the effect that J youviolate the l.'ermnIt-and you'd better not 1.. . an-M! 0 law, and your house burns cheat. .~~ R - R down-you won't get paid. V.'lik!) 1)ri,ws ll~ lmck it I v.c tire talmiig .ibt,ut the lies liw, - IV. , According to the county fire mention your neighbors-this ~. I .- -,- -__protection ordinance, you will - , __ I _4i r- __. be violating the law if you at- Isn t simply a matter of saving T %,. a few bucks or some in_" i - -_ " i . .I Ft tv ; rivenience on weekends." ~ the following: -storing, han- Lv . Kaiser said before anyone - -1 4~ I .1 _47-Z dling or using more titan one . - ~ 1. - ._ gets uppity about "only one i . I Just East nf Intel'still? 4S m R Burke Johnor 11:D06-mi.Xe,thHtitChttSOfl 6 OOp m Moqnin.J Worship I risking losing your insurance - ( , ~~ FIRST BP1IST CHURCH Lik.Msnsoe FtC Div'J Rich Pasln Fire Chief Gary Kaiser, whose permit for Job it to storing any thing more than one t dlon it home, because the law, e YOU will ,list) have incurred storage limitswe call Kaiser's Obviously, any glass con- away thy unsafe plastic, thus tamer can be broken, and thus leading to fire hazards, but file wrath of CoILssIoner OIII.e nm for in Inspection Greg Drummond, who not only If Kaiser or his designated is a Foolish way to store fuel. almost any gas container ill point out that gas hoarding Inspector Find that Insurance. But many people think thy beomes a hazard if left in tJ'e Is creating part of the shortage approved storage tanks are in are being safe buying plastic sunlight or a hot place So just utili ty cans, problem, and Is therefore un place, or that you have built shaped like keeping the can in the garage Additionally, you will have caught the attention of County SpOrigs Drive 5.nI6ndo .. I L..... 9:0im.m. Planning n beating the gas shortage by filling up the ole 3 LAADAUIAN CHURCH gnu )IEEFI SondaySCbOol Morning WorshiP EvanCIitiC Serv EDITION t w and stuffing it in the garage for a rainy day" Well, better hire yourself a hiwyer, and (heck w ith 730pm. v (,w Stonng FueI At H o - - E eni ngWOflhP wed. PrCYCr MC't i pits ........Pastor ST. AUC.USTIUE . : . - — t I 7, 62 V,M SundaySC111001 -- - so In. 10108 m r-&MilyNlQhf (Wed) -1:30p.n.. Sun. MA13 I ?1op - ---- ;,00pm - v ig il Man Sa Pastor Vothiiiiii-st Morning Worship ErthLeaOue Ch ur c1 h Of . I AASAI. Pastor rr P Nonthern i j OF GOD CHURCH Cot. 27th and Elm Rev. E Dan Cox ........Ptor Wed. Prayer Se - Nur%ery&KIerUr?e. Service & _________ FIRST ASSEMBLY . ~ ..- --- — --.--- You Need , A Per mit 436) . -. r Catholic Wed Prayer Service Nursery Otin - - 6.._ _ ___ - Sunday School 7 30o P1 I .II - - 0. Sun('aySChOO' -------- 4Sam. -. 11.00 a m ...,. second Sired Wednesday SUfld6Y '.w £ . H OF CHRIST FIRST CH SCIENTIST . V" ,, Chri-sti(in -Scietice -X~ .ls'ns b!v 0/ (,1,il Evening Worftop ______ 1 ~ g 00 a m Op .- -- - - atin Avenue. Altamonte - . % Evan elistic 936 m - .. X bie5tudy Saturday Seeley 7 - C.*fVjfe% At ThA .A. utnt South 01 SR 'T""' Paitor C , Ora - n'll e Service - -- orgarisled,Ivi,e 11, l9:,'.LVl~o v,vcA - .... CHURCH Corn r 7th&Elm It . Springs. .41 ADVENTIST CHURCH Prer ,.. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THF SEVENTH-DAY Sabbath School worsnp service - - - . 11(11111'.4 7~oop m, Ronald M -- - - Noon Prayer Meeting - Friday, Dec. 7. 1973 THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH - - j; - ¶ SANLANDO UNITED flroac.Iarr , Saturday Services - . ____________ I . -Th Siintord Herald 6 ~. --' becoming partly cloudy and colder tonigat and Sunday. Pighs mostly low to mid 6( Crossword puzzle Dear Abby .. - - Dr. Crane will bt, no fair charge3 of in'&tement 611 44€ 1 611 ....5B SB I . , \ tonight IUIU iUs Northerly }kroscupe probsbiht decreasing to 20 per Sports 511 F f r ~t "" '— I jT~rjIT, j -A I _____ io-u SHOPPING DAYS �-. - 2A--- 1 he - - Sanford _- - --- -- - -. - .-_-_ - Herald -- - . -_ Sunday, Dec. Rus sians rms Accelerate T' YT '--, 7'-- - Gas Ration Power To House &i — W rie s the government to spend he hopes man clod to said expected Soviet mfmcantl) between 1974 and 197. he report on Smiet military spending was issued as 13 their semi-annual two-day rneet4 Friday. Fram did not partiC1'pate and TcelwW has no defense minister. ATIANTA, Ga. (AP) - New York Gov. Nelson Ro,~kefeflrr has refused to reveal his peisonal political phm bit says the Republican party remains arong Rockefeller, here to adcfr-essameeting of 1,-)O Southern Republicans, told newsmen that Watergate was "a tragedy of individuab, not o the predicted a Republican would sd President Nixon muie White IomzeJ1owever,he refused y published reports that he would resign before Qwtstmas to de vote all his time to a deite the Watergate scandal. - Bush when he told them he saw Nixon three times this week "and I did not see a man wiw intends to resign." that trend. they expect the Soviets; to foWw a spending pat tern that first puts heai-y ern. I developmen~ and Um (m instaIIuv new weapons system,—, Right now, according to t IOeT1S, soviet rearci anci &velopment and missile tes!. ing is at an all-time high. They say the next stage will be heavy wndIng on weapons procurement between 1r,4 and p g IA] PfTTSBURGII, Pa. (AP) The United Mine Workers t- !-'t "_.t '1 I F'CC P-i .T1 t) suqmW autonomy in locals where corrupt 'on is swpected.The controversial measure wasapjroved man *1lW174 distrICt'by4listhct vote, the First since the utw began cm y.Autcmotny was& key Lwx- in UMW President Arnold MiUer's reform Campaign. 1att.s OpX)Siflg the move said they were fearful the consti tution committee was trying to return them to the days when former UMW President W.A."Tony" Boyle used the autonomy provisions to his own men to rt the locals. ' whatpointuithefligh•thatthe .1 ,4 during this time of bereavement -, C~orden Meyer and Staff Talk& For u* exwrts the say, a bout even th3OblUl(m rubles a year-4m b0lian to M billion at the official Soviet exchange icwuu rate but far mcore on the undfi~ cial inarkeL With aU factors mnsidered. the Soviet defe.-lse outlay mm about 9w same as that of thee United States, the exiterLs say. - A For Your Holiday Shopping LOSANGELF-S(APj -Friendsve prcdfictvqi dviat the sixth husband of acbvs3 Elizabeth Taylor wil.1 be a Duich- M Os rn, anc4lmv ed car saienan, Henry Wynberg of Angeles. Miss Taylor and Wynberg have been constant companions since last July, and he has been with throughout her recteraUon om abdominal surgery at UCLA Medical Center. Wynbcrg, 40, began squiring flue 41-year-old Miss Taylor after her separation from her fifth husband, ctor Ictiard Burto A U Sillowd own Out Of Gas WASHINGTON ( &P) — A her sWted in blockaded higtmup i -? : - It lb - ' ' consfilixtion. Notify " Seminol • j 4 __________ - contemplated actions 'ii'cii fuel by some retailers and iow. ered speed "Supreme" Tree Stand Here / ,, , . ' Cagnina ' -- Acquitted TITUSVIII.E. Fla. (AP) Sam Cagnu '%a. accused by the state of being an unstwcessful Wred killer in a Central Florida gambling dis;putc, has been acquitted of consp4-aq and at. We wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Irvin 1. Pryor and the Pryor family at this mosf difficult time. 4 1. LNIM will be missed by his many friends and C, 3"na wa_% 1r-_UL1d mm"m by r &eva.rtt county Court jury Fiiday bet state pi -ut'i-s s,im.I they will I associates. , a the man accused of lUring CagftiLr. )1.-rtari - 8 Blair Agency Boyd - Cagnim was charged in the attempted mtwder of Clyde Iee. The jury deliberated 90 mitutes beore refurniing its in- r-M Karns insuilom Agency 4 The M K'bbin come tax evasion thargm, is sdieduled to stand trial here af ter the first of the year in orncc 1cm with the Lee ri Wallace Insurance . LA Pilot Club s combinti (1iristnias part) and meeting, 7 1) 111. Sanfurd Civic Centcr; ltmum-Anchap Club. AJ 10 V MdweeMlddl"SctiOolVfA . 7,30 p.m. Guest peaker, School Superintendelit W. P. Layer`74-75 School Zoning" - Powell s InsurDEe Agency Afternoons, Now Till Christmas t:Cf1siil Airmnmrar Stcicty kffeekraenzhen, 2 pm at clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, (asselbcirry. Card games follow social hur. -- --- I I VA - - 88 I)'J- 88 r krnl D1,tuemasnA i c Set C 0 PicnIC C j 88 88 r"3, Fff A Doll Carriage Glass A" 1. Or wilt Ornaments N P: Reg. 4.49 ) A Betty 1-i?11rf1f1i1Doll 1 BeaketballGaine 1 C010,5 Solla 0: of I eq. 8.99 Angel Oma men -' • 99 '- ) 77 I. A — 4 F -. Controlied Players Shoot, Block and Pass anyhe ''e Cent - /7' - 88 R eg 16 77 - ' 81 ' 24 . 91tW 99 Coce 01 styles Floral Basket . , GARLAND 'k Blender M 3 Roll Jumbo Combination i8 P3oer Wrap /- ' Rat For Ea Stora. Kodak Mode M'22 . - .s e Camera Movi Machine ' i - iL-' ran - r Dru iii Lar g e Bo nn et Fits 0e1' Si:eRoers 4 Heat SeU - Compact - 'Drop-in Set : 'P - briosure £':!.:se,..::.! .•n'':' . 1 88 '" Set . - me - ' '0shabie a.rid Diyj, -, Cnio;ce of Aitractiie 8 .' 0 r, 1, "o; r i; 88 24" x 60" Smooth. Stain Res4tant Finishl Fold% - '— . - - rVu r 88 3 Oz. Aerosol Wrap Elect ic Stop-N-Go Touch Control 5-Cup Glass Contdiner. Removable Cutting BL-85A Assembly R% Fof Ease of C 26.99 -64~ 11 F1, Delux rinsel Reg.1.3899C SpraySnow I . ' Vd '4 A 20 Base 10' Sn ire xY 2 , m, Cymbals, Tambourine, -:, 99 ' the Southeat First Neoml 8" Of M11"a-i -.66006" !F ' SANTA'S cit I - - G E Record _spccth. - 3 i Jfld - Rig. Si 799 / .,Deacon's Bench - Paddcd , Siorip under 0 ff it SUPERBANKER 24 -Hour unma C e er Fingertip r1 C oce 0ic 0, OrS l ener - Phillips 00 Your 'Handy Co(d storage 01 L Qu:d A`~- d Geritol PARE OUR L0% DISCOUNT PREar"IRGN `Rl"Sl Tablets W I - ristmas .; Milk Of Magnesia Choki BMW$ 10wind Ribbon -. Chocolates - • r 1-, .: ELL Candy Nine Santa or Canes Mixed Nuts Snowman AlUdW -i :. 91 -. — Fru Checking for your family Imsiness 4 5 Steam Vents Heal Selector Dial • 'W hieh Sabirday Banking 9 to I Steam At Dry War* Iron Can 88 of Toys to b gi.a away Dictihr 24th No ebligatioo, Nothifig to I 3 Speed Deluxe sinipic control nkill Zy/ A AFTER SHAVE Va~llc- 32 Player D firel 12 U' 4 itifyhy tkrl lit 24tk. 'FLE LIU OLD SPICF i 17.77 ij.? (;5c.t-. -', It Southeast Colton I irsi N ational Bank of Mailland usi nni, tizi, 044 TUN is,sq- pr I t' 199 Pack - W 3QAYSO'LV I '- 17 Boi - Solid hocolat - N W- 0 4 30A VS ONLY 3OASO%LY ' I 88 - -. - Social Dept. Sin(ord Wornain's Club meets a, .I p.m. for Ifternoon of bridge arid Each With Moving Action drd - Tr Skid Toni Russ; Insurance ... Toy Assortment Kopter C - '.- PLUS Pre-School Pull Marine RNI Milit3ly Reahstrc i try. - I . clubhouse, 381 Oriaoge Lane, Casselberry, 8 ~.m. Public Invited. Crumley - fAonteith Int, F3L%-kbt:&n,.-sMing ;A ryr4t federdl prison term in 11 .. . % d6 1299 - 14, " . German American Society weekly mixed card - - .:~'l i3attcr, Opera!d Reg. , i Barbie Doll -. Wind Up - - - ' - ' Accessories Chopper Cycle ç Skating oartv grinn-4 Enterprise Elernen'tary to benent school,6:30-8:30 p.m., Melodec Skating Rink Sanford. All area school children invited Irvin 1. Pryor was a fine man and he I Tiger Tank ,- 'Sturdy, Self-centering Stand 'Fire Resistant. 'Color Coded Branches For Easy Auembly. -. DEC 10 en Health Association of SeminoleCounty,730pm, I Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Rd., Altamonte Springs. jj* Speaker Seminole County Volunteer Coordinator for Youth Programs, Inc. Marilyn Gordon. Public hivited. 88 Drum - Pine A "., ' - Sturdy 'A Poundin Wooden Construct i on Board ' Sturdy cotch *Abo 1 '1 ,' - ' -. S ' property. - t - Clothes . ' . at Ninth Street and French Avenue, $84,O4 to Oak, LIFE UNLIMITED, 96 talented Young people from Central FWda who sing and dance. Marts 7:30 - • - r .- 00 Commission Will Hold Hearings I & Plush Toys - I. flood ptone area, even though adjarent residents. The city approved the zoning in SpIL - of a Petition from adjacent property owners and a plealfroin the county for delay until an independent firm could stWy On engineering plan. i 9 Drink -• r • pm - 97 - Dec.— All Souls Social Hall , 9th at B 3 DAYS ONL V Reg 3 11 mIssoners has taken the leac' 1n controlling flood prone areas, butSeminole's cities regulations do Theenergycria1swi1lhaveafantasticin pa ct not apply in the cities. on Florida — a reel — Sen. Lorl Wilson told The most need shown for this type Seminole Legislative delegation members legblation was seen in Longwood when the city Thursday night, reporting her recent trip to council there granted zoning to permit Washington and meeting there with the Florida development 0 office park d Calendar \ C u d dl y B' Cat, or Mouse ¼ action - ranging from dianIssals and vjspensIon3 to reprimitrids - stemmed from Interna, HUD inii'stigatrcns of 4)O cases ordered by HUE) Secretary James Lynn lM spring. - 1:. I Will i iii VS ONL V . . Sty ling Comb Set 199 2 Foot Scotch Pine -' x. Seminole - Sandwiches !S 9 meo - - Fechtel taid the beard of county com- condemned for substandard conditions. Employes Disciplined Set 3 DAYS ONL r ' -. . F,re Resistant Sturdy Construction Coded Branches icr Easy Assembl~ TO 0 Bumby and Stimpson on the 'Big Inch" sewer interceptor construction and IS.881 to Clark A hearing will be held to consider adoption on Die!z and Aimocilites Inc. on a regional sewer secofid readimig of ordinances rezoning tr general treatment study. The statements have been miumrciAl property at the southwest corner of approved by both City Manager Warren Knowles French Avenue and 20th Street for a Pizza Hut and City Engineer Mack Lazenby. restaurant and closing, vacating and abandoning CMMIWOnm wil.1 consider adopting a the easterly and westierly 11 feet of Myrtle resolution suPPurting a remt tax at the request Aveaue north of FWton Street. of ft FWda L4Ugue of Cities. CommlsSirners will consider requests for Also to be considered is a moping rN .ue-it time extensions on five buisdings that have been froin Newburgh Development Corporation Meanwhile, Teamsters union President Frank Fitzsinrncns WASHINGTON (AP) -- Fiftyfive employes arranged to meet today with I of are Prezdent Nixon to discuss the being disciplined for hregular housing subsidy aptruckers grievances about fieSplicatlons filed shortly before the suI,.iy programs wer e limitations, price gouging on frozet' Jan. 5. A HUD spokenan said the dlsclpl!nary Ice Cream ____ ... appwed to have accepted Llie gov Skin Bracer Bracer Fragrances Lima i Scotch Pine Avenue and Seventh SUWL GIA NGHIA. South Web= (AP) The South Viet. namese mffitwy command sent 40D Infantrymerl to reinfare troops that recapttiired the disWd town of lGen Doc in the central highWuh. Fleld adiceirs mid pockets of North Vkftimesie utre sW holding out in the town and caUed the siftAtion "very dangerous." Kien Duc, 90 mfles nortbeast of Saigon on sUategic Highway 14, fell to a North Vietname-se tank assault Tuesday. _____ 4 e -. merejaizoni at the Vietnam Fighting '' . - The delegation voted unanimously to notify state agencies requesting that Seminole County Mooney said if the assistance with funding for __.__,1,_. ' - Avenue and 25th street and restricted com. COmP8nY on the new lAw Enforcement Center -- 6 PA Prlcesj,~od Through Tuesday. December I Sanford city commissioners will hold four Also on the agenda is a request from UI publi c hearings Monday at their 7 p.m. meeting Champ Food Stores for a bee:and w1n package at city hall—thzee of them on rezonirga sale, approval at 19 French Avenue in a Commissioners will consider requests f r a restricted co Commissioners are expected to approve change to general commercial o on federal rgmq promised con. Po -iice an-n-ted seven truck drimrs near Lamar. Pa., early today after they stopped theiir tractor-trailers on Interstate J. Police said the traffic flow was ftAwWed only briefly. And in Mo. about 700 di lVM thircatened tu block the Ohio Turr#kt near To!edo early today. further pollution. congressiorml delegation. "I am quite concerned and following closely what happens in the energy crisis," she sidd, notIng statistics Indicate Florida will be 11110ttied ft:el based on 1972 uses. Sen. Wilson said with the growth impact seen Ste-dam, W)mbtTg came to the United Rates at 19 aM Wecame a wed-cc salesman in Im Angeles. He prospered and gradiiated to the auto wtmlesale Uminess. Mennen I'l/? 01 1*0 12 01 n 's ONL y +iiii. a L;:c. (iLIR O,SCOUT PR/CE OUR OICOU'T PRICE L IAI/T I recent fr has slowed to low gear after a cessions. 0 I Days zap Republic abandon its claim to sovereignty over i CUR (.)ISCOU.'1'TPRIC( ________ crisis present fiscal year. C risis . SRJNNNGDALE, England (AP) - 11ridsh aM Irish leaders codirmed their negoWWons toward Unidng Britidl-cwtirolled Northern and the Irish Republic in a I'm'of 1111M Prixw Kinister Edward Heath, one of the participants, hnd hoped to have a pleted by Friday night but there was no word of settlement One of the tothest Issues was a demand by F lm — fojec!." British, Irish Negotiations Truckers ' rgy The ultimate would be, he said, action to keep the river in its natural and wild sta te, preventing • _____________________________________________________________ .: g e - condgyrowouidcontin. Taylor Companion __j— Or)' Rout 12 Exposure action was taken as a result of recent the study can be obtained from the two counties The contracts cigned b Department of Trar.. arvi local expertise used to cenduct the study, sPortation offictrs and those of the Otlando pethaPs the state en 0 Natural Expressway Authority on the [ntr.county Resources can give approval. In conjunction with this study, the large County Commission Chairman Sid Vitilen, tracts of property 911 '1 U ru n t Julin ticludi,m ' the ate con ract out the ge or the west bank of the Wekiva, both north and consent of Seminole County was a "slap in the ,, south of Black Water River, the Bads trac face." of the Wekiva and borderingthe Somemonthsagotheauthorftycnj the Bradshawnr property eting at the Seminole courthouse with county negotiated for purchaw. arid city officials assured no action would be With assistance from taken on contracts or planning without input pollution control officer m Seminole. is attempting to set up meetings with state of. ficials the first of the wet.k. Flood Prone 'We hope to talk with them Monda y 'i they will cooperate with us and to determine if Ugislation is being prepared for submission we have found a solution to th-, lag. If su, we will to the full loc3l legislative delegation to halt go to Tallahassee and lay out a game plan,- development in flood prone areas, Rep. Vince Mooney said, adding "we are not abandoning the Fechtel announced. r appoint During that period Mosccrw is expected to install new intercontinental ballistic mis;%des 2nd otherwise. build up its forces to the hnitits set at the Strategic Arms Urnitation CIO . ____ She said as well as heating problems to be up the river's de*nation as a scenic and wild suffered with having sufficient heating fuel for body of water. Florida residents, the state's budget will be Mooney said the state,s attempts to have the "walloped" by decreases In gas an( i sales tax river designated and PIACed Under ihe federal revenues and the economy will suffer since the act have become bogged down in Taflahassee. tourist Industry is one of the two most important He said the designation wedid allow federal. industries in Ow sta te. state Joint participation in nin and Rep. Gene Mooney, delegation chairman controlling the river in its natural state through said currently the state has Slw milli on in excess restrictsons on use by zoning or agreements to revenues, but the ne could mean loss PoteCt the river ban)u Of$O million tn revenues before the end of the the river. Mooney said the Weldva Is one of the top three of seven rivers to be studied by the to Mrs. Irving Pryor and family g)ro failed- The gyros are used ue to function and that the flight for control and stability of Sky- would continue for its Pla1l11 lab. 84 days. The astronau ts ale in The station cannot be con- iheir 22nd day in space. 4. allocation system will actually mean fl1Ot1)' in studies of the first two. One of the orbiting space lab. trolling the pusitlon of the &~-ton ratiry $ three gyros tvis al ace But Hutchinson -d that ready ceased functioning and thew back -up s)stems could Flight Director Neil flutchinsm keep the vehicle aloft for onI said Friday t hat a maurrium of about three roscope were W, it would weeks. He said even then exnican the mission would have to runi nt i' r quirt i d vering the spacecraft cow'd several weeks. have to be curtailed. He said it would depend on He was hopeful the trouble- United Mine Workers ! our sincere sympathy alternate methods for con- lose on isams clow to home. : • rr, -. throughout tile state, the contemplated maintai : cause for concern, but not gyroscope be, cause fiietv are Republicans." He said Soithern Republicans will win or lon ,, m upward trend In So%let spending, avera" out to about 3 per cent a yritr. Within i '.' meeting stood to applaud GOP Nauonalaiajx-rn.anGeorge r. . •• • said. Ui ng SPACE CENIt'R uson ttOuw uy one gyro alone. iiAP) ssion Control k ee in Ca iam R. Pogue and ng gyrowope on Skylab 3. One Edward G. Gibson would not be official calls the situation "a endangered by the failure of the .•..I . winter tilts. The - _____________________________________________________ Gyros cope IS . winter and a 50 some system " and . a 41) per cent cut in fuel oil a'.-ailabmllty If the state has a State Rep Gene Thursday night normal per cent cut if a hard appealed to Seminole Done) and e counties to 1972 winter was the mildest flecesa ovide funding if neces sary complete Florida has experienced since 1940, she ecological studies of the Weld a River to speed burr :oal) reach the House flo" next clean air efforts to conserve ure to the I lowse, where an cri. gram until the government's gency energy bill would reach week. fuel and would create a Federal vironmental subcommi!tee will energy efforts are reorganized the floor on Wednesday. The Senate already has passed leg. 7be House Commerce Com- Fjwgy Administration. meet Morxby to ?orisider it. on it long-tPrin besis. nuttee on Friday approved the Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-11)e highest priority on a islation containing many of the Sleanwhile, the Senate at).. emerpency biH which Chair- proved unanimously a bifl call. Wash., sporwr of the bill, said short-time basis should include provisions cf the House bil!. Rockefeller Refuses .- L-• ;.';rrd H''.:! BY DONNA FTM ,i Stiff Writer i1l B . . Herald Legfor house passage by ASHINGTON (APt Harley 0 Staggers, D-W ing on dUCttl) under boilers and get Lsiitjofl to gi ve Preskient N&IOB V a.. said "affects every person $20 billion t'iward iwilting the Febrary. 4 a free hand in ordering gasoline p the land." United States sell-sufficient in sets up an Inter- rid of iollutants," Jackson said. me In the Hou5e Chairman StI — i step he says is a agency group which Jackson iegi.sation, requesiNi by energy by 19b5. pro. gers said he hoped the emeris expected to the President, aLco would slow last resort The 2-0 vote sends the meas said is designed to run all -out 1P-''• Se m ino le Lec — weaponry spending could upusde Moscow's &Pwnal sig- I - '/- 9,W73 N ews BRUSSFUS iAP) - North Atlantic Treaty Organization experts are predictiN a surge in Soviet spending on new weapons . -- World A They - •f --'--- - ii - - 3OAYS2',L' ?O,IYS(1%L r ,L4r c J �-- The Sanford_Herald Sur1diy, Dee. 9, 973 The Sanford Hcr&d As Other Aides Leave , .1 ' " % A:_ Al-1_~__ &9=M-. Oil --I*.'%'.tl' New Veep May Garner Nixon Power _ Scandals a " ' -~1; Sunday, Dec. 9, 1973-5A News Briefs - WASHINGTON (AP With some of President Nixon's top staffcrs talking quitting, Vice President Gerald R. Foid may emerge as one of Nixon's principal lieutenants. Emphasis must be placed on the "may" because, historically, vice presidents never wield the influence sometimes expected of them. Similarly, presidents often make quickly-forgotten prurnises of large assignments for their vice presidents. Nixon has not publicly discussed any specific plans he may have for Ford but circumstance alone could propel the new vice president into a role of genuine importance. For example, Melvin R. Laird has said he will resign soon as a presidential counselor because Ford, with 25 years of House service behind him, can :eadily replace him as Nixon's unofficial ambassador to the Democratic controlled Congress. Bryce N. Harlow, another counselor recruited for his knowledge of Capitol Hill and his easy tiu i ii ii Cuiii's iiicinL'r,, has said he Will resign soon. Fort], who enjoyed broad popularity as House Republican leader, would seem the ideal candidate to fill the void that the departure of Laird and Harlow would create in Nixon's staff. By coincidence, Ford joins Nixon's official family at a time when a rash of public bickering suggests that slacked tensions are rising to the surface. Public backbiting has been rare in the Nixon administration but the past ten days have produced a variety of examples: -Chares S. Rhyne, private attorney for Rose - about . M nry u' . ,.' - '. _.. }r.4 .)t1i*L . £ t..... - -i .LZ2& CIUU J - 4 central figure in the tape gap controversy, said his client "is unhappy" with the White House lawyers who represented her during earlier court appearances and that "she disagrees with what they did for her" -Ziegler last week aimed an apparent rebuke at White House special counsel J. Fred Buzhardt and said Nixon's legal staff is overworked and has made "same mistakes." TELEPHONE 322 7611 300N FRENCHAIE., 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 ,'JALTER A. GtE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVtDA.BRYANT Mjrqng Edito' WIN)FREDF.GIELOW Comptroller .1 RICHARDS Sports Edito: DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cour4r Ed lo. ROYGREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Scxey Editor CHARLES HAYS MrchanicalSupt. cate 'i. b t'r.i )eala' Ptcs' reporting hlghwa) condi. WASHINGTON Ions and1exchang ing mlor leveled with his fellow Amer- mation. his underground network has beef, buzzing icans about the fuel crisis. lie lately iIh talk of a nationhalf measures, has adopted pre-Christmas shut. wide. put out misinformation and made Pollyana-like prom- down, as a protest over fuel .ses. Here are resulting scan- policies. Some want to keep their dais that have already trucks off the highways for a eveloped: 11 I _ * g d Ford HMPoli ti ca l - W mtrak Keeps Run WASHINGTON (AP) Amtrak says it will not drop Passenger service to Orlando and Winter Park on ft icago-Floricia train, the Floridian. The annotInflt was ma d e ay b off icialst the nau0nal p assenger service In Washirigton. Amtrak had been Considering re-routing the Floridian heavily booked because of the fuel shortage through Cla to St. Petersburg and bypassing Orlando-Winter Park. But omcjnj. said the Floridian Ill now be splitting Itself in Jacksonville, running one section througil through Ocala Into St, tersuurg. - . - i . P MIAMI (AP) Federal lawyers say they've accepted an offer bySen. Ed Gurney, RFla., and have Invited him to testify before a grand jury probing $300,000 in unreported funds collected In Gurney's behalf, The Miami Herald says. "According to the senator, he is anxious to appear and tell his story," Asst. U.S. Atty. Bruce Wagner is quoted in today's edition of the Herald. "Well, we're glad to give him the opportunity," Wagner said Gurney's appearance would be voluntary and that the senator had not been stthpenaed. No date for the t'stiIinTI)' sa; ;ct. Gurney could not be reached for comment. But th e Herald quoted Wagner assaymgthata Gurney aide told him, senator will be happy to appear. The senator would like to appear." During a news conference Thursday, Gurney had dedared, "1 with the grand JOt')' would request my appearance. I'm perfectly willing to tell cverything I know." The grand jury is investigating a claim by IITy Williams that he raised money for Gurney by pressuring builders seeking Federal Housing Authority contracts, The Herald had previously reported that Williams agreed - Save t our Pre-Ch ristmas ^_ 0 I . I - -1 RALPH HAYS Ccmp Room Fcyman BILL VINCENT, jR., Chief P,lographtc RAYSTEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Week $11 206 Months Home Deli very 10Mor,th $78 101 Year o- uman . , - - - UN\NELCOIv1 E GUESTS ' ' HOW LONG "41% I._ 4 j j #LL'7' V J1 ' • 4ff' . 1. ' '. ' ' - , ,. • Drum Ring Broken .. •' I I ' \\ ,.),4g. - . / , ___irr -- -- f - 'f$? - ",, .,_ I (/Ir'' '- . '.. . 44 I I Phonograph By Mail In Florida Same As Home Delivery All Other Mail $2 YOMonrn 6 Monthq S16 20 I? mos S71 US P.. pr..de trot ,iP scrpt.cn be Paid in adsane Entered at, cpçid tIas matter August 27. 1908 ai thi Post Office of Sanford. Florida 37771 ir,.3l No part of any mteral. news c.z adrrt'sng of this edition of ihe Sanford Herald may be reproduced In any manner wit hout p.r".on of Ire publisher of The Herald (f44.i'i •#%l &..41, V4'4rM4 , rtt%n 0,411 tr orsdered s infringi ngon The Heralds copyright and U oe h.ddt,able for damage under the law it ,!,,'shed da.ty and Sundays ecep' Saturday wrillen . T' Herald is a memP*,of the Assoc i ated Press 4hich •s e'tled exclusively to Ih use for reproduction of all the I()a$ pisn*d •n th's r*wsp,per rte5 Herald Area Correspondents Longwood ' 2 -- ( & ' - p r .. . 1 t J ç' I.. A : L; _3 &/. ' Toy Clearance - .... .... '7 '' - - - - ' , e Editor ne A Sanford Parents F or a' A LESOur JEWItifts 'Job Loss - Saucey k Sport Shirts S S S ': t •_ r Sport Shirts -'-- -.- 44 ,.. _ ..- Dresses & Pant Suits Ph 8 8 . and , - - - - - -- Wind Breakers uon IJK tey 66 - - Readinn writina and Water ate 88 D .. 88 * I( ,I,(jIj AP!\PTMEt'ITS FOR RftT 'J 13d1/'2 - I.Ull Slacks Nancy 322 t-71 -) 8 Shirts ; Elegant gift wi'ap at ' - r ' - extta chaig. ii dr - - - - -.- _ -. '-'I- -===_ -4 -' S -- S - •' - w 1, :_ - ., -- -_s;,',.'__ _ .:: ;\;;; _ 38 Uniforms 6/6 Vision? r' Wtnter Springs iiberry . FrP Tariglewucd. E. E,xtates Goldnrod - F.astbrook r' -.------- 99 . , - Sport Belts or ' A. " prinç 1_"-a1_--. 43.3 ?7 ............................ - Mrs (?iterv:t'Snydcr - A 'tncnr Doll UI Wax on the highway - Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Home Fuel Costs .. p - / $i\ f ,, Gtpr,a Ov'c-Slav sa Lz Chfuofa L;za Baker 88 811 , Lake Monroe 3772611 Oeeary Enterprise c! Fr;;. 4a 8_16 I Punch Bowl Set Hedge Trimmer ---,,'9' - I Gr,ice Spin 83) 8067 1 -7 , ', ,.. Bear Lake. Forest City 4ae Uniforms Black Cernmunity i t-4i Patio Set - , , I 44 Window Panels Scissors ,. 1. , CHRIS NELSON uine EJior 40 Tailored 90 Pairs Electric this close- dent misled the natios when ing thhl a 48-hour shut own,1 /: Becomes into office at a time Rayon & Polyester At the same time, Witn the past month, ConU. L. Approved probably December ,i life he claimed heavy duty when a combination of gress for the flrst time this year ness could complicate his Now White 81" length .idespread trucks and highway buses 14, would he dramatic I to 12.99 H Democratic majorities and overrode a Nixon veto, on the enormously if the GOP restive. miles enough. -• _________ are more efficient ii I growing GOP res tiveness amid bill limiting presidential ness Increases into w e rest Scandal 0. rt per hour and should be per-ii TALLAHA H, S SEE , F l a. (AP) The Rev. Lane Page of W atergate are spe lling !ncreas. powers to commit U.S. armed demands for Nixon's impeach. I. tted. therefore.trave 6 Only 20 Solid State Stereo nesville has been appointed to the Florida Human & fashioned of, by wid for ment or resignation. ing trouble for the President. forces to overseas war. tm _ 1 t. • r an cars. Relations Commission by Gov. Reubin Askew. Most of d t 1Ii h It' not the truck b Friday. The governor also reap. tht policymaking bodies. is more . Y of Ocala to the Career Service . ...,i Cummins Engine such as the American ,. (fj 'ç'•:-. 'r'm1ssIon end Judge Gerald Maper if WestPalm t", I i i in it 'it \'fionil '' I ' }' (. imp I. i to (hi. Judu lid (Aum.i1 .Putokurn 1.oLnui and (hi r i,IU9It $ ii ,' manulditurer,has found that \ 1' i,-. Solid '.. K oil and0 Department" its engines will operate more Interior '\ Dr. Arthur Pearl Miami Lealand I A)vering, Titusville, Now Orig. 3995 .,,,.,V Sam Gertrier, North Miami, John Flanigan, West Palm 1 NG ? ri, 4f. - Y, , , , industry people. I 1~ ~y .1. teletype, in . ,%n interoffice %% Beach and Hortense Gray, Jacksonville, were appointed Now Interior Secretary basic mistrust among veteran J*" SEN. EDGURNEY 8 Only to tie advisory council on community me(bcal facilities. 20 Only Electric lawmakers, Rogers bosses, states A Willing to talk % ')' )' the corporate had been there before him and that a speed reduction from 250 oil executives to help i to plead guilt)- to two feloi i 57.>, would be there afterhe had left. 60 In 55 mph will bring a handle fuel allocation. The Ii .. ' itzi 1 stemming from the fu fl (1seven per cent fuel savings crash program to squeeze oil its the months following his " ---.from shale is also directed by raising In return for inunui ity but that a further reduction I9 inauguration, Angew spent ?i (7 1 " :. t I5 PCs. -G&d M1A?,1i (AP)-Pol.ice say a $3 rnlllion-a-rionth from an old hand from the oil in nar further prosecution. to5OmphvouIdpuchtt'efucl a lot of Woe in the Ser.ate, tl ••4••••_4 . / 1-5th HP Motor . cotics ring has been broken up with the arrests of eight dustry, Reid Stone. a former Base, 12 Cups savings to 10 per cent. Presiding over its deliveratlons Now people In four Florida cities. CornAtlantic4lichfield Oil by the I . This is substantiated i orig. 1499 and seeking to influence votes orig. $20 Now THRIFT SHOP I The Friday arresthcame after alo.fnonth Investigation pany executive. f, Transportation Depart', IV "Sod HoSloiltal. for the President's proposals. . -that was aided with court-approved electronic stirNot surprisingiy. Interior ment's private estimates. That backfired, At least ....... , . . I 1 iyi,. veillance, police said. They said the ring was bringing up Cio?Nq has granted terms that will ' IToys Which chow the highway 240 Men's Knit 120 Men's Knit veteran GOP conservative, [orir . Appharxits In 100 th fWtmds of i'o'sslne permit the nul tu'rnin }'1nidn ønrh into dtadnaoght' could save mer Sen. Len B. of IdaI % Vil Uvilcil Instrvtits month 47000baricisoffuel:da) by a bonanza Iromihalcoil The % ho, told the vice president . u '_i ' slo ing from 55 to 50 mph oil companies wi ll dig out the Vo l dP,cUpD,iin.s i- would vote against an mca.i' Call Dyne, IrsI,iits "own \' The eight were charged with various counts of conWe cited the department s shale, then crush and heat it Short Sleeve, Assorted Solid Colors 88 tire on which Anew tried to A A narcot1c, li ll po sPiracy to se ce said 1i ,,,,. own I1gures to Deputy Assis attempt to extract oil in an Seven names were i Assorted Colors lobby him Short Sleeve " I released James Dowling, 40, and Verllne Duw1ln.g,3 ,of Now (ant Secretary Irwin Halpern Irtersor has estimated that . 'c .''''?' ft _In time Agnes stayed away e., Sizes 14.2-17 Naml;Harry Brown Jr., 29, and Willie Belton, _.. I . I L, - ",.!. . Sizes, S-M-L who, ochoing the President. the shale in Colorado, Utah - P i Now frium the Capitol, speikling his Tampa, Mack C Harvey, 24, of St Petersburg, and Earl had testified o Capitol lull and Wyoming eventually orig. 3.99 orig. 5.98 time in his downtown office, J Flelda,4O,andlMrerizoReddlck,32,ofJacksonville. that the big trucks and buses could yield up to 600 billion I ;' ' i,-' making speeches around the .'. .. - ,__-- -~ ~-_ I ~ I operate more efficiently" at barrels of oil '1f l--f country and traveling the globe 55p. The oil companies will pay , . . .... Ladies . ..-.' Gentlemeni -. as a presidential emissary. .~. ,.l "",~5 . 7(.:.-ii. .--_~. ' \%' Halpern admitted our the government an average .... r ,._ ST ItI) He appeared at the Senate .J.- ..-~.'...,.- . figures sere right and his ro)alty of about 17 cents per j' -ciiil for occalonal ose otes TAMPA, Fla (AP) Home heating-oil dealers in t, stimorl', apparentl y was barn] This can easily be 1 j, I , -' ¶,,.,., --."% Just once in 4t years, on an Tampa say a cost hike federal officials had said wouldn't . THANK YOU--._ . ! wrong. But he pointed out, recouped from the 15 per cent ,~ ,411. ., [. Alaska pipe'ine bill last July, go 111(1) effect until next month ls e her airead) • quite accurately that fuel depletion allowance which Fisher Price Circus Train .., orig. 9.7 Now 7.88 ' did he cast a decistc Senate J.H. Wllli&ms,one Of the lsirgest oil deztlersnHillsboro. ..conomy depends upon the will 'et the oil companies I_ ,, ,i. . vote ugh County, said Friday that Union Oil Co raised his _.- - ___-_VERY MUCH Fisher Price Camper ..................orig. 6.99 "? 'i . 1iriables Terrain transmls about 45 cents per barrel The Now 4.88 4=_ . -_I.. _ _1 . -' ..4 Ford, by contrast, has sild he price by two cents per gallon last Saturday. ~, 1. ---;- ,on axle ratios driving ing tech companies still also be allow . ., Fisher Price Houseboat ................orig. 6.49 .... Now . 4.88 - I li .., ,. t ezpectshisprirneresponslbthty ( I niuis and mechanical ad ed todeduct the rent from the Arid Philip Pickering of Southeastern Fuels, Inc., said as President Nixon's new vice * TRUST I SHALL ENDEAVOR TO MERIT YOUR -, -. -, )ustmvnts can affect gas annual royalty they will pay Superstar Sky Show Plane ..............orig. 12.99 .,,. Now 7.88 his Shell supplier hiked prices on kerosene by tour cents president to be In dealing with mileage j$'L'' ' the government for leasing Superstar Race Car ...... .. ..orig. 12.99 •... Now 7.88 4. Per gallon, 'ehiglestwe have ever hadtn the h13t .yof The decision to let the big the shaleland. Congress. ,-.. JULIAN -, L#-k-STENSTRthe petroleum Industry." _.... diesel rigs travel 55 mph, said Under the terms adopted -1.1 M :"f Vertibird .............................. orig. 10.99 ... Now 6.88 -. . Dli1CT3 will be allowed to pass th e hikes on to . Halpern, took into account by the Interior Department. j CITY COMMISSIONER- - -O Command Control Football Game ......orig. 10.99 ,... Now 7.88 custczners. the 'economii impact." the bidding for leases will i 1 10 Th POUTICAL APV PAID IPOR BY J6LIA14 STEW TROM :r paid by the :trt t 5U cc.-.0%; an acre, . Talking Football .......................orig. 9.88.... Now 788 mile, so a slowdown in miles although the land was being Winnebago ............................orig. 16.99 .... Now 10.88 traveled per day reduces sold commercially the * * Message To their profits. 'We simply 1960s for $4,500 an acre. The id l s G. I. Joe Talking Commander ..........orig. 6.99 ..,. Now 4.88 sought the right baance, ti' cost of reclaiming the land. this area to start finding out what to the point of bending n.'w window I Edit r Herald: said. after it has been strip-mined Big Jim ................................orig. 3.99 .... Now 2.44 your clAldren are doing when they saeens and cracking wii*w panes, Scandal .'*#'o. 2: Sources will also be borne largely b y* My husband and I are In otir early are away from home. We report igus Cie mess on the house we are Shirley Temple Doll •.•..• ............. orig. 11.99,... Now 7.88 I close to tile oil industry tell us the public. thirties. We have tived in the Saneverything to the Sherlff'sI)ept. and trying to paint. some suppliers are holding fordatcaforoverl0years.Wewcre orig. 15.99 .... Now 8.88 it is on record there. Sooner CC later, The original mailbox here was • Stone told us these terms back fuel until prices go up. both brought up to respect the rights thesekidswlll getcaug3lt and will be blown off Its post right after we Then they will be able to sell are necessary to give the oil and poperty A others . Lontin in a lot of trouble. To the teenagers came here. My husband replaced It Z the same fuel for higher prof- companies "an adequate trying to bring up t±iId t responsible, I ask you to S F I with a nice one on a brick pillar, Y°4' 180 Men's Its. Other profiteers are return" on their investment. 90 Men's UP same. Se are hard-working W TALLAHASSEE, Fla., (AP) Selves what good you are doing and lie will have nothing to say, Within a few days It had a hole diverting oil intended for the people and miixl our own - Energy crisis layoffs added If it will be worth it when you get thi"t1ugh it and not long alter was United States to foreign ports he added, about who gets the 524 persons to Florida unemwe nave For te past 2' caught Surely there must be bent in on orc side. The hag where prices already art tsil shale leases. a Long Sleeve, ployment rolls this week, a lived cut on the Old Orlando High____ something constructive these kids higher :1 ripped off and had to tie replaced. . -7 , . Scandal No. 4: The Presi' Istate official says. way No. 427. Our property, mostly In Assorted Patterns, could be doing at borne, rather than This suppressing and Now, we've just found the whole Assorted Colors, dent told the Seafarers Union grose, joins the back of Sunlazxl like this to do to siphoning looking for things of' America's Uuing with the box bent up and the Sizes, 118 And L'ornpetitlon for scarce a Sizes 30-38 4 development. We are remodeling an scarce fuel, say our sources, that the oil crunch shouldn't take up their time. I urge parenL . . .. brick pillar knocked apart. I am I W NOW Now jobs could get tougher, said orig. 6.98 year. Inst much longer than a old house which will be a Credit to has been encouraged b' i and kids to take time NOW to stop orig. to is wondering what will be next. I ask John Wesley White. state emthe area when we firWi. We have President's pricing and He also promised the nation and THINK. myself what Is in the minds and ployment security director. that his 'Project indepenpriorities policies, been the target oi malicious Sincerely, hearts of these kids to make them White jf-jjfj. said the first of a dence could bring Hardest hit have been th e mischief an'J vandalism from Mrs. DiAne Graham commit these acts? We certainly -_ II 150 Boys' weekly series of special energy , clency in energy by 1980 130 Girls' indeptndent trucker3, who $ teenagers since coming here We Sanford, Florida don't bother them. What are L'ie tell us (hey don't mind driv. W FAhtor, Herald: give swAH amounts of fruit for This is quite difterent from __ parents daing when all 0iis I.s going I, __ --rWir._"=1A ~r~ ~ ~_ = M ____ ~ - __- ____ - Z' - . ing slower so much as taking Elementary The Casselberry what his energy experts ha%e eating to those who have the couron? the realm of a 10 per cent in . 011 fuel in drthrles. Most been telling him privately. School is completing its vision tey to ask, but have rcprinanded Assorted Prints & i..; -•---_ --.-_ crease In unemployment as a Our policies since World War •'-. truck stops will no longer fill •:.•. We are not "down" on all many who stealllWe see them, and scrbening this week under he Plaids, Penn Prest result of the energy crisis" ____________ 'l1"p - i-2'" U their tanks This means II they tell us have made us teenagers and think it's a shame for know that it is teenagers, but don't direction of Mr. Henry Ellis-county Length Dresses r t'. . -so dependent upon foreign oil ci... the truckers must stop for know who they ire because they rin a few to make it look bad onothers i vision consultant NOW Florida Ctflt , the 191-0 1 had a 28 cer Orig. $6 to $12 1! co'fl ' fuel more often which plays am writing this letter to urge all In retaliation our house has been 1flCt..Z5yInUCfl orig. to 3.50 ,,idvtw with their schedules. bombarded with fruitseveral times, Sartford ard pail;#_-it~ ily a hey say sadly that Presi- I ~f . The jump will probably leave '!*- -A. C. M. !'=-v- St. ___ _Truckers keep in . entNixon still hasn't come 80 Women's Nylon -i_ that figure sli Id] above 3 r A16111101150 Women's White wii th one another } radi o. to grips with the oil crisis. w -cent, cellent device to intere .tufrntc in the udv of gnvprn. about eipFres,ing I '1 had not expected It to b.. tnent, power and history. They _____________________________________ their own opinions a bout the scandal. this much," White said, who i. Catherine Barrett, past president of the National Educa' pointed out that the first report r lion Assn., touched on the heart of the problem may not be entireiy accurate. Assorted Colors Dress and While we should present all pointsof'.iew, we cannot be I -He said it did not necessarily Sizes S-M-L impartial in the end. Failure to choose a course is to choose Pent Suit Styles -. lndlcste a sharp rise In unemone. Not to teach about this issue, and the democratic prin. Now Now orig. 3.99 orig. toSlO ployinent. ciples behind it, is, quite bluntly1 to fail to leach and that is . Reports next week will be exa betrayal of professional trust.' act, he said. 14 100 Women's 80 Women's White Watergate may have the impact of another Sputnik in the "You can'tsay that this isthe u!assroorn. pattern because this is the first ._. _,.L._and Just as the launching of the first space satellite started a The transition to the metric system is reportedly almost resses , week we collected data," White Complete in the field of optometry. The only remaining nonrevolution in the teaching of science and mai1iernaics. !,I les, said. 'There may have been t tilt ,4tfrgl1 n i - r t ipil i's i r n . d di,, t ' t i't. i it tiit', I4 tlhlllR.i WI hi l tI familiar Snellen chart. some significant occurrences Dress and values and the workings of the American system of governmerit. Because "2020 has such a deeply imbedded popular thus week that won't happen I ,, Pant Suit Styles connotation as a rt of visual etnndard of reference, how' It could also become the most controversial subject in the again." Now ever, it's expected that it will take a while before that term schools since sex education. orig. to $14 -;' F The ur-employinent Increase In both cases, strong emotions and opinions are involved, is abandoned. Even optometrists haven't yet decided apparently resulted largely whthet the' new standard shiild he 6/6 - the appraxtma. nd inbothcascs, manypeocleareconvincedthat if every. . . from layrfis b Eastern Airri ti'ii in tiis'ter, )Ut I taktng ahout ei ,uhject t ) hut -- or ,rnw other niitnhsr 45 Jr Women Tailored -lii 40 Women Large Size Thus for the time being, politicians and other decision' , quietly go away. of lines, Thunderbird Boat Co. No PETS makers can continue to make spectacles Watergate Isn't going to go away, however. "There may themselves, ' - . Miami and Coble Boat Co. of HO CHILDREN while those who second-guess them can continue to claim hine been a roverup in the government, but (hete car, be no Sanford, he said. . . -perfect 23/a) hindsight. coverup in the classroom" OUT Siff OF OUR 81ST It's probable that some pilots With these words, Rep. Margaret Heckler, It-Mass., MIENOS ,4R1 Pers 4W and other skilled employes laid kicked off a recent conference of educators in scarCMILOQfN, Assorted Colors Assorted Styles l 8 1;8 off by Eastern have not yet borough, Me, on the subject: "The FAucalional Implicatiori of Waterg;te." Along with causing a boom in small-car sales, the energy and Colors Size 32-38 submitted unemployment 1 Now crisis is good news For the makers of all kinds of gadget-s . Now "There is a critis of confidence in government," Rep. claims, White said. -. orig.S11 orig.toS8 L ' and pirmos deigned to increase gas mileage lice kir told more than 130 New England teachers. "It is He said 405 of the new unern f: ' "or example. the manufacturer of a new fr'ctwri-reduc;rnporlant for educators to face the questions of Wateigate, suI1 1 lO)men' claims were ing coating for airplanes is now hoping to sill the product to help senew faith in our eounlr a, , miRed by Florida residents. But how does v teacher present the facts about Waterto vr owners. The stiff is applied like a wax and, claims Anoiher 119 came from out of gate when so many Arnericasi dispute what the fjri' the maker, has the potential to increase the cruising spowi .:.... -t t - ~ - ; ~. - I of VC- 3 from 1W) mp hi t 190 roes a t'aclwr tearti the kcrsns of Water,-_.- I ls - - a ~ are" I1t staters lending weight to pre- _ 14-- __ .. __ no '- i'' i r'n 'ii , 't ''fli- tr' LIJIt 55 1ti'i fl'U 1 lot ol niotorists like tull- lowi - ''J9 it -o" rLtc hile na viously stated fears that Flori,-, - - -I • -_ii. with the move to impose a nationwide speed hint of so of indoctrinating his qr her students in a certain pint of Si; dc.rier,*er,t hays t bay. da will be become a haven foi view - or nct3rring possible reprisal ,rom nutragei m ph tie drag reducing benefits of the wax on 'he high A'i'r, 1'e' Jobibs northerners looking for way will Iuu'ly he minimal. parents7 a place to stay warm while out The educators could only agree that Watergate is an cxirt-plj FVu-'iiili ' a( work. WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President Gerald R. Ford has ft background and tempera. merit totecomc a ar more sig. I' riulCani infl uence in Congress L%an Spiro T. Agmw. Relaxed and informal, ti* year-old veieran o a quartercentury of House service isona fr ' ti ith ti ir figuies on Capitol hill Iii 1)001 parties Letters FRANK VOLTOLINE, Genera) Manayr A A •. Than an piro Agnew '.' X h r #anforbferalb 11 -1 by Jack Anderson • ' , kM a White House where, apart from the President, much of the political wisdom has resided wi th the departing Laird and Harlow. He could find himself a fresh and stabilizing influence on a staff whose physical and emotional resources have been sorely taxed by the continuing parade of Watergate-related de-velopments. -John A. Love resigned abruptly Moday after being demoted as Nixon's energy poli cy chief and, when asked if he felt he had been badly treated, replied: "Welt, it was a little clumsy anvway.It wasn't the way lwould have done it." ii given the opportuniti, Ford can be expected to bring solid if umpectacular political savvy to Grand Jury To Receive Gurney Info Florida .--- .1_i. Off �- - I I I 6A - - ll~ Ili Ii I Memorial , ~ (jt2@ 1 I . f 0 . _1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111111110 wwowwom". - L -_ -_ __ - -, i . 0L_ * W, - - _.__ - __7 — 7xii _ - I M - ,e_ 2~~: ItIrT -I L-1 a. qm-; . __ , glow ow 1 014 -_ ,i '44- I ..I . ml . L I ______________ I I - I- I . - - SINGING BOYS F~ . ___ - I i the American Cancer Society II- =_ 1_==_ r__1%__11=_ _ 1. elected the following new i - S ___ iffim— -1:9911119111"I - . - - 1c: __.._-t~ J A ___ r ecording rs. Harry Kwiatkowski, corresponding secretary, Mrs. ____ ___ - __ 1111111~ . -- 1I —, - - 1. =__ _ I .- 3 I I / ~ t; would cost $100 to $200 ( it set in GriiuIse DIaronds. Oikii i.s not shown. All Sales FinaL-No iItj IhOW,i 1*I coMpanbo,'. Western Auto Store - , 00 FLASHI MEN'S 301 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD /// KING $5.71 - 4 ? I ( VI (A I I r) I I I I I I I I t__1;1 F_! I - -,- :7 - mis. .. -A - __ - L. • - -- --_ A-WW it. y 77 -- • imam \- b WX I 12- 4011,-0- -.--~_rA \ - N m i ,,Lr]V - A -_ - -- - - - i I - - SUNDAY - DECEMBER 9 ONLY -: I (Photo by Elda Nichols I I sc Honorary Club I 1 J I ff - atSarifodMjdJeS'p to nonorthosestudentswhoezcej 111 0t'ip and utizenship __ i., L,c,en 8M win n-c a mijcr problem of the home The parcrts must maintian control of thez chfldren if the home is to be a happy I*me and if the children m goirtg to be successful Ill school and in their future fives. ChUdren always resist control outwardly because it restricts their persxial choice . Along with Its honoring titic, SMS Arista is a scIooi service organization to fouIate and ,peirtlead various projects and they are constantly bombarded by the so called InFreedom" of ot deinc'cracv these are facts which dlvidwlFre are gc),I involvirig school and Urn- MhnynethsoonLroIhaveleentrjedbyparefltsbu(aJj munity. Among themare f4 thern have one t1ting in common and it Is that fear plays the Onlinfant role. All of Lis have heard gro%-p people talking I when closely "amine-d were rot tN-) g,ypld parents believe that their sons and daughters are good the P ' III tiC 11r.1 if p t 1ii'1 ru" 'J 'ir then ctldren will do good. DEI.TONA-Mrs Rnc (t.sdi electcd prt1dent üî De1lota Camera Club at the I. annual election meeting recently at the Ceflter, will be installed Dec. It at 6:30 i.m. at University Inn, I DOWNTOWN 1 Other officers elected Miss Genvive Richardson, my iv .Y.f- __ I4 to treat their ip', parents hub' or Ii fo1 V Tkmfk6 th th1' e voL.i new c Y 'JI 0f LakeMor', ' for the pi'lviledge of serving L )I "r i Si on y,,L,r Sons and ____ I . RiI 588 BONNE - 4 Pc SOLID STATE 3 SPEED BSR "29 TURN rABLE, 2 STEREO SPEAKERS FULL SIZE TINTED DUST COVER - - . - -- Downtown "Everyone," reasons Johnson "needs opportunities -- -' V*',v ASSOTID St'LIS .0, 4 , i r. r to be alone, Arid everyone needs opportunities to cluster into I' "• , ik Ulu I" GIVE! PANTS SK I f BOWS 88 18r 2 ALARM ——— —— I 19 - r i~4 18 LIE' ------- 4 1 PAK OF 12 O W111D ——- 'REC, 159' 12 CLACK .:WI ' 5LIG4T 2 <t" 3 " - 25 MILLIMETER ; I R . ORNAMENTS S c 1 3 49 . 77 ' llllll - - n1l :' % ,:::"'' 29 I - 89C FAN FORCED TPOvZCUTOU 4 .I41 1 - P4 77 %i--i I4 32 IN LIGHTED SANTA on 14 29 - I ' _4036-a-_4< 41~4 -- 166 1. 3 0. 1995 - 'p PAK Of I I """ .5cI1c.Iti? GIFT BOXES. 9 ____________________ '. %vlI ' ;, % BABY POWDER y,re 4 A " 99 i 15 1 1 -I - - - - _.___ __ If fj.f io!!C~~fn T. r gg •••... 14 INCH I'LlIORESCENT REG 2295 JOHNSON -- nlA, V IF . MG1,D(D PLASTIC - PIG 6 99 u __.I* INSTANT HEAT tG t29 249 ' I LVI' ii bUFFERIN ARTHRITIS 99 RIM 0" ANTI PERSPIRANI a'ri HEATER I RE(; R99 10 99 U 't$S 'OuCOMtI?I I,'S*' M SHAMPOO - - hillED ' "a \ = YUCCA (JEW METALLIC GARLAND *7 I I 111P T79 to Wr ;IIII Elsv 11 . SATT!ACTrd OeSGs I 402 33[ atiflrat' C 1 REG DOUBLE I I R EEl LL )r± V*JIC7I, flhIeTi $i• .I •. 5395 - 1. ," .. 'II WI L I RFG 3 49.7 It ' TABLE 88 KEY . 5 799 I 4 104 .' . 88 ) CHROME 6(AIRS - PROCTOR 4 REG. 25 LIGHT CHRISTMAS SET , WISTCLOX-40 HR. CONSTANT GREAT TO 14 SWEATERS J;- .1 ' 4PLAI , t" 699 PERSONNA •£ t!f9it, t ,,.:~. r, 2 ois POLYESTER -_ . r *~Jgjj' £JC . 1) RIVAL MEAT SLICER t.-04 to support feeling (,irls fonu t1-eir own link group and deehp group slang and talk atoutwhatlt'sllketot,eagirl, their bodily changes, all thoe things. This Is not going to be boys accomplishedif there sitting there with them" J(hnSOfl has Iluk regard for parents who wiuld push their SUPPORT UflCI: PANTY •IUUI. 44 I?**OfZ ~, - i - boys for their own ego IJ 2' I .) 0 MEN'S \ LONG SLEEVE A 88 ,. Is— 1.10421cy IDEAL GIFT/ic,,, SHIRT ASSORTMENTI " : .11 0 48C IX-&*",~11 * CHs,?NAs / f i L. 1 N"RIG sc ~ — - 1; 1 LARGE PAPER or FOJL 9 I1L- ., _______ '- - -A .... REG. 29 95 V, t, U" "-,,-& I-,.. rta F S vt. LI , ' -' MIXER MG 1 gg .. I') - 6 Il c )J :~ ""-1 I A - - - 99 r" I 1~1 1. _. 'i_)'. I WIT BAG OF GOODIES i into competiflon with S anford ¶7A'I -' BENRUS DIJ I TEN.O.SIX LOTION A ___ I - III , _%.& I ED 19 ------ '-'AIDJ-I . SANTA CLAUSE PINT Mr a - REG 2988 -'! -it 4N:ud WYCK ' __ , SHAVER 1 tile same "The value of to~.11 ethf,r Is to I ili - 44c ~. rii ill rups (ilJrn of th Little League age (8to 12) need opportunities to be with other childrenwhoaregoingthrough I STEREO SYSTEM --- will mab p Co g -~ :_, ; *A with dignity rxI respect. .. ' 3 . 26N,~ __________ ' ONE QU ARt - LIMIT i he's a trim, youthful. Foot ba ll League teams, and Is on Die board )f Die newly cn• - $ - ____ i i. MILK BATH ititute. -..-- __ - JW L SILKEN DELIGHT fie 88 - PIC PEG 16 i HAND OUTSTANDl'G BEFORE YOU b': 00 145Q VALUE c°"' 3 ' I DEVELOP I was a I"und thirdstring quarterback at the University of Minnesota till medical studies intervened; WATER . SCHICK I ICTUR FOR l 0 .. NOW IN SPRAY FORMI ° ;j' I ~ .A appearing.n m of 150 pounds who stays fit through jogging 0 and other exercise. lie provides psychological I 7, ____ ---:* a Iiv1OaSRlILA 1995 — _#VW5CPI attachments. Choice of 2 setiongs, anis for drI on* lot styling, I I '. 2 oz. SPRAY COLOGNE as a child ps}chiatrist but as one tho h4s been involved in athleticsh many years. now ; jFV Jo -_ ~_/ or J. "Wolo 1 6' SCOI nlaker.Childrnlkewpleasctbeirparents;somakeyow*runents positive so that growth canncc1r and ht , J?.rn) - lilhtLndtuduthatIsrltIt All parents hare experienced in thIr youth someone ieiRn ('Will that they haa an uglY nose, or their kS ugly, orthat freckles were funny looking, and even if the cunents were dwie JkIngIy, the child believed them - I i tII If parents contir=Uy express that Johnny I ust cannot do math then Johrmy won't be able to do math. If parents continuay.express to Johnny I thjjt he is a little L-Mble I' u U comits with 5 separate STRATION " M USK - REG SUPER MAX I FREE DrJohnsonspeaksnolonl) It is the hoP of the school Instal ling officer. that tq working Lu. Ou,cj ' At the lost 'ting Mi , st ;tudents -WLE 'urther Pullen showed color slides _d "1-ir hc' rizi1,',s 3s t -hCY tier trip ftough Ariz ; prepaIe Ni :-F-"! L t2 less than boys' Uttle League or inferior to. I would love to see mothers and fathers go to the games and become interested and strongly auppart the little Installation Edwin Pullen, program director. Al Miller of Deltona will oday.)arent$5houldthjnkmofeiflterm5of what their beliefs are and what the beliefs of their children are Parents SUG1R 3 '* 1699 1799 DRYER oi,. ""' ' . TREE ,'%A- — (umlT 31 — Sherertz, treasurei, and Mrs about how they were whipped with ahJcki switch . beat with a leather strap if U*y did These le seem - 0CC4UTIA1G ' I !or a Student Tutodal Program %ice president; Mrs. Edw:irds, secretary; and United Nation's Day. - I- PE COCONUT BRITTLE CHRISTMAS ORAL HYGIENE APPLIANCE SOPHIE MAE — __ __ - 99 !TOMLIN v • DOUGLAS FIR -- RECORDER REG. ,; - 4888 ;__ - U /2 - CASSETTE a')sTop ._,__1 -_ .1 - ~ 1. 1 -4_4 I. 11 . . ,~? .. / POT II FOR THE HOLID A YSI leaue tar 5'iri.s us, aomn io start next year. It will not be 3' COOK fwlo 199 R11 L.E , I- 1 29 i . .. -let's Zing to have By DON T. 1 ?iU BAR _.qSMT,1 SOAP CHEST RiAt , 1: Anew student Arista BYFANNETFEEDWARDS -s g.i,;trø.. LLOYDS 4 Ii I . -r I .609 11 CAMERA OLD SPICE keeping It sMarate. d estroy the major value of something that is so weWestabLihed-like Girl Scouts, pfire Girls oy - Todd Rachel , secretary. _-_ - I POLAROID 420 1 i 99 REG 2 .. 6 tullp I A!:% I I 41/1 QUART L- Is . . %;:ii BLENDER OR GOLD . sic' . I and - -------_______________ ____- Mamtazring ccmtroi c *0W - WI U HOLD E D O AND 02 88 99 '' I IN the value of eiperiences like *,-,, ,,, , - r .. Itfl:;, 1 . AVOCADO 11995 1. 2 pIECE SET GREAT GIFT Something for girls. I think girls have mL%sed out long enough on E~m 1 TRACK TAPE PLAYER ON CART TOASTED STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS vice president; Pi'incipal Dick Prater; Control LAY AWAY ' vVEEK40 SET R EG. == 0 99 8 3388 l & FABE11GE __ SPRING Lake Elementary School student officers are, from left, Shannon Hickman, treasurer; Jenn~ Logan. president; Mrs. PancaWe,th rk ___ ,,,;~ TA dutteredbythose*angehttle f - Child ...-: for examIe, is Die ' Johnson , 14 PHONOGRAPH AND , .'r,11, I - C 1. -- 0--am 11 —___ t_,= -A . Lt. 'L I% BOXED means " says -- I AM/FM STEREO RIG . pV . LAPI I I REG. 19 MOOR 0431 . STUDDID I'ViT ONE flunvicum ftt g* should EED BLEIVI)E_k 1 SPEED 8LF14DER PLUS X LLOYD'S NI-lili WADII Fp\ REG 11.49 became a director of the 0 .4 SP - -to, I'l ill 1~ X -F _____ 20" BICYCLE " __ 1 __ b4 -4- , - ___ aorsoRGRLsDELuxf - j IiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIi - .0.~ *II - - %rl ~~ P.-f ~!III 48 FOR YOUR 4 -_ ----- - ~ An;t - , -, It HAMILTOJV 9EACH AFTER SHAVE LOTION truth as to whcthcr such ac beneficial to young IF41 jr- . S. .-Yi .) A .I HAIKARATE 4 OZ . H41WILT01i gE4CH " -. j 7 I there are girls who ::in run faster ftn boys, or halt a ball harder than boys, and therefore are entitled to compete with boys. The Point Im some validit), )et it begs the larger - i -.^ 00.4u. i - Scouts. The argument Is offered that ? Z ~ ______________ people. I -- ________II I . I ~ r, :-. 1, __________ nt It Is a question to consider because NOW (National Organization of Women) has nd tri not only recommends coed baseball for children but proposes to Integrate such traditional youth activities as the Campfire GIrls Boy Scouts and Girl _ C " 0 CASSELBERRY '_~t. "_ - ,~ _ , N 1433 Semora I Blvd. II!_ - matter, at any level when the 1 41% .r %:~ 4-1 - -1 acthity is a collision sport? I . r. .. SANFORD: 9SO State St., Sanford Plaza' I - - I 0 17-92 Y. _i--4%I " ) V. I Socialites, Mcvit $ 71 ---- -_,-,I1 Stars, wear these ond keep Their , :enu,-ne * Dicnnonds in S a f # It y . --_ - Vculls, Compare, w ]f ycle can ,I CASH ON tell th-. difference! ; rhis is youl opr olfunitv to own a fantastic Creation that SALES EyEryonE ifl thE FQfl at - FckEr -14"r,10I_K)X*1 N .. 7-.r, Ill't %:;-Asb . -,,,r, ,`....I ~'# V Ir II '__ .I.., - _V1 -"#-rP'';. - - -- I_II" "'I1.ZW - "'?"I - 7., . 'I I lb 1/ / portunity take the form of Size ' I 1 , I R E7L;' tS: KLING, FLASHING WITH RAINBOW FIRE! __ L I Silver or 10-Kt. (;old Filled 3utifuI and Attroctie w neber recommend demands equal ol~ _r I I . I for -I 1, 11 OR F MORE FURNITURE rkeugpub'nc ,is __ __ --M ---,- that confused (re,iture of the DECEMBER 10 p.m. Only! tu1 -Toys reflect the attitude of the adult world," he explained. 'Ve no longer are in a military confrontation, and ally is antimar. ne way children imitate and dramatize adult concerns and activiL,es Is illustrated in the current popularity of toys having to do with ecology, the environment, outdoor recreation, creativity and self-expression through ar ts and crafts." The antiwar-toy movement includes the world's leading thEP€'S A Gift I (its is am era of Women's Wberation, coed dormitories, unisex and other social change I HKS th a . I_ - _W LADIES' Sterling A WalterJohnson,vjcepijent Mrs. Wtlflam Reynolds, I f) - . __ 5 a.m. to - (D I Z I.,,,,,,, .1 cc I Bring this certificate and $5.7 l and receive a _________ l icers ON U 1 1 ' Persons ? I just not popular Ru toy manufacturer, Mattel's. They are definite in their opinion 'JI Games that there is now not sufficient demand. In California, a state law went Into effect July 1, IW2, prohibiting the manufacture and sale of toys related to violence, such as bombs, grenades and torture instruments, It was the first such iaw in the United States. 3 - al. ____ _I __ -1 -- I, II I I War , J.C. Penney y depar tment aistant agreed that war toys were still sellipg well, but expidined it by the fact that not so many of the were being made. "So those that are available go fairly quickly," he exp.alned. 'd J Campfire Ii I I I 0 DECEMBER 10 I M I .1. . __ A 301 W. FIRST IT. iii I /'/h . 10 I 1 I I I Byron Swanson; Norm Kiogstad, sc,hool musie IV 41 i.itt.iii,ll,,iifili:i,i;lllit%triff-ristil,ipat.11-,% ,if.. As *Ad II- the scholarship. V rim o Electrically Timed 0 Unbreakable Crystal ,6 Yellow Gold Finish De—Esca late Peace is an elusive th i ng , even on U toy front Some toy makers have responded to th e call for disarmament and stopped making weapons of . Otheri see no reason for calling a truce. neir miniature military hardware comes ever inore sophisticated In a toy store where whole battlegrounds were displayed in big boxes, the manager admitted, "Most of this stuff was . made before Vietnam ended, but there's still a big detnand for it. I guess a lot of kids still get fired up by v movies" . . 1 I I With I I r) This I 6 comn :3 I a I For style, Beauty and Appearance a ius i'Inr br ought suc h h ig h \ecr I,rlv:r ba s_I I I I ,,I- !\m. %vij (.in oi-n a fior limcj~r(r will, 1,ro;oll Alto Available lighting w that the ladies can I = light tbe tree from 6 to 8 p.m. I p- ec s 1 88 M akers Copley News Service V coinmuni- Cancer Unit $ Alto - Ilearing of the pilot, t,he Cliamber agreed to eliminate y o .- T 0 I calenbf I , teacher; and singers, Kcvin Farnier and Mark Hartwell. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Precision SANFORD I Z tmder direction of Byron Swanson, gave concerts at morning session Forest City Elementary School, and afternoon session of Sabal Point Elementary. From left, Director / the : 0 Brand New 9 Dust Resistant 0 Shock Resistant a Anti-Magnetic al Easy to Read Dial 0 Small Second Hand 0 All Was F;nol I I I I 0 ' I I Made WATCHES LIFETIME UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING payment for one of the PRESENT CONCERTS THE Singing B(kys of Orlando Concert Choir, , I tfl I I i r 3 4 1 Guarantee 1 1 I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 R10 I Matching L ponsion Bond. I , Compare with any Wrist Watch I Selling of $29.95 Full 2-Yea r I-- ur . . 7 .W. b V 0 mailed to area residents by the I BPW asking for one dollar a. ______ _____________________________ . hl ir hip needy student tv HOURS I A Mail Order D U lkl, % I or IF ____ _____ \ ___ i - I I - .- . I I I I Z I 0 Ars I -- _ --.- Ad I shortage recommendations I day lighting for Uiis season. How. ~qT s ..-t.a of the tree. III wished to I _j -- f *.t — -- 4 . .I I D s2w . - I ___________________________ JAZ~~_ ___ ; I' DEBARY — TI trit spirlit of Christmas was evidenced this week when the Chamber of Cominerce came to the rescue of the BsLiess and of sional Women's Club It all started when members began preparations for die erection of the eighth annual Memorial Christmas Tree on Chambe, of Commerce 0 _,~~ - TO DECEMBER 10 3 PI - V - ._-n._ -, al I? Sorry d . Tree Lit d,,Dcc_9,'?'2-7/ TlieSanlordHer&d '° 1 n By 11. A. NAPA ;_4 P , -- -___ ___ r . .;if — MTw ___________ .-- Mr I - ;:' ',' 2 or I ' ' - - I OL - *-:31t- - STII?I4GS - '.,-?- -z- , 5.0M. 4x ~ . - I;. .7,.4 1.1 I 11!6 . - kids?" . 1i -----.. - - . _____~--_-__ . ~4tt __,~- - = - _ - - __ - Its- I ~_ - - t~-_-_-_- ~- — - ~v _-_~ 4--- = __ . - . - - -- zi~a v -1.r. -- . •- e- - ! ' .- - :. ; -. . ' -- ----- - .' �= 19MM s ' ' . - , 0 -7 -m INORNMROMIN - A M t_ __ kZV:_4r~-~ L:.. 11 N. 8A— The Sanford Herald - Sunday, Dec. 9, 1973 -in. - ._ - .. --- - .— L1 ...-,--.-v .cc . .-. -- Nobel Inspi - - -- -.. - . . 91 P- I'M III . . ---- . ---- - . -S. - l . ________ - I ! ~ --- - - _- ....-.= I :- . - .is declined to accept the prize This is the story of the Nobel prizes, prizes In peace, physics, honoring their attempts to for it has been calculated that chemistry, physiology or reduce conflict and suffering on since 1496 B C there have been medicine, and literature. The earth. only Z30 years of peace-years COPLEY NEWS SERVICE The lonely bachelor who prizes were to go to those who 11v peace prize has been in which one nation Was not not most benefit man" in their awarded 66 times in Its nearly fighting another. Nobel bequeathed about $9 HENRY KI,SSINGER . United States : -- i- - - - seeking to Uft the ceiling to 25 - - -- -- - r -. ~~ LE DUC TIIO ... North milllonlnthetrustwhlchs.tu p ' ., i 11 Balconies Of WHIT E COLORS it $ , 911 i r AR - - Acci v 4 n Anywnere to , 1 CVPLEY NEWS SERVICE i Lilxiut $12l,OCJ soared in value. NAVY njo lace -up The airlt MY SURPLUS - Ave. -d __ a l 000i ,A - - 1 , ; I -F f' r,:.k." — kI I ; - .P. . accident this year? hvhably you're not. : expect It would happen to them place to be on the lookout is in medicines, mushrooms and your car. ei!hf-r. shellfish you might gulp down. The National Safety Council says 56,600 people died in auto as well as other common 'accidents In 197L Tfult is almost 0 tutu of the total count for all tyl*s of accidents. Another 1,600 died from poi.son gam and vapors. Most Don't closm around on your cony or of these were caused by poor friend's fifth-floor bal ventilation in houses and you may fall to your death like i . 1 1 I l t.j I. • 0 1 I I I I I - I 17,'too people did last year. I ;. : . '. I I I I , I I i iZ I ! ; I I t .t 7. I I I I I 5, II Z I I .. I t I , I I' I ( - ' (1 I -1 . ,z . . . __~ -. - - :- - - - t- s' 4Z--14W__"""_1M~_ MUI t-#- PCC cV L L 1 you get lIess bLicycIle, AVAILABLE IN ..Our policy is to beat in range plan to aid post.World flation and keep the peize War 11 Europe, the awards money going up," iVays Haron were valued at W,840 each. Stig Ramel, a 46-year-old The five prizes awarded this Swedish nobelman and 1 0 % • I I I I I . . I . . - . n. • 4 eP 11 ! (* - 1 & 4 : 10 I I ---- - t -. - —. ~____--. ____ , A ~_~_%__ . - 5 - - .- -ii ~.7~-., :. -i ;; Cou% iII ert t 't t' P'' -- _ _--m— N-TAN~ _ - 1(0 - %V in 11-0. ;_ . 4 A/% A ):,-I I lf~ ',~_--.I I not aqI b~#d_ ~ _N . i .4 * r., 0_ -- TO BE HELD ____________ 1. - -- I -~,~~______ -. -_ ~-I-~_ _______ ~ - _C__ 1 .Am I Look For These Items -in Our Store- , cc 0 ,5,0,Aj*00J,V,V% f 06 F I-Se I'~ WAYNE DOG FOOD * RIDING TAC & SUPPLIES FRLJEN & SECURITY FEEDS 'IV r I I rt--__ -_ __ I : h* TON' us" i ;aIl ' & BUCKLES -- - - - - - _. - I I r_ %k ut J any J)' fW LA ur f O em Vtp t4o 9 Uf cbbse - I I - - - F*dq,& ri utiltoi require 1 -4,1 1LDA RI 61500' - Ill -~_ -; - - - - A ~. @P - IN& ~_l . ~_ ~ - = '~11 RT 46 WEST JUST 4- MILES WEST OF I' EXIT - "Ni _. a U_; __ ~ __ - 4W .1i J W1 A 4 Oii; - I _____________________ - , T ~ 4 I --- --- - . .. ml - . - . 1. . I I ... 1. 11,~'f , ~ . - d . . * F* . - N ," - .- __7 I N-2 --- - . - - 1% 1 - - MOORE I 1 - - - . ~~ P B - .11 '.. I AN 11 _. ; . B 1 4 -- .1%1R4r i . .. . %- I Ae e I DEC, 9th - 10 . Ki - - __ — ,_.I..." - —$_d ___ . . A.M. to 9 PeMo sf KANANGA promises reporter __ --------x - -- - -. _ ____ Ir' ._ j. oil $5,000 f t~ . #4" 1 'N I .. F - V t= __J — gwq - 1dU:II0 --" . = 1-- . - ____ -c - to II I11111 ___Z_ ___ --- E . ~~_ Oviado • Longwood • Winter Pork • Orange virtually penniless t~Ii~~Ii possessions , . . . ..I lire swept viien AY LOW Middough, alter haring of days had high hopes ELsah Maybe, If the folks In Elsah appeared to be a rum go became instead the fulfillment is Sometimes Americans are Y httle about smog, thre energy England for a trip she had LfiSiS or how much gas they'll dreamed of most of her '26 have for their cars a month or a years. Then a Mief stole her purse. with her belongings and year from now. In effect, Elsah was saved money, at a San Pedro, Calif., or both out of so many had saved her money ' Ruth Moffett found out she ,",kin1l, OUr British wheeler lads to knock that notion all the Yet today Elsab, virtually way to Trafalgar Square. Lncha.lgedlromacentUr) ego, MargareChlcklsUritishar4d is a town where people worry cnmetotheLtnitedStatesfrom burgeoning American cities. plannedtovizitflisneyiandan'i famed Southe,'n lives of its some 300 other inhabitants we uncluttered by California spots while the ship %0 ' 9' DISCOUNT A_ REWARD - __- -.! - I ( 4 IG I- DISCOUNT 6 \ No Fish Story LOST WEEK Or NuV. ~S Carrier Furnace. Smpll White Shaggy Poodle, Vcr/ shy . Of PERFUMES __ -, - DRUGS -- -- LIGHTERS i ELECTRIC RAZORS CANDY gor SANFORD INC )OOMspIeAve. - RECORDERS WATCHES I AIR Please return STOR R"ADIOS CAIMURAS TAPE PINECREST 322-2903 PRIC EVERY V ~) DON'T GET CAUGHT COLD WITH YOUR FURNACE DOWN! install a dependable -- OW , v of the drearn that Margaret had so long ago. li:is f rivi)dsall over tile nation -andsodidthevalley.Therewas cousins a rum go-thatis, the friends she never could see no accc&i route Inland, so the short end of the stick and all cv€riif they vNtetlhur, be.ius railroad replaced the stern- that. Then along come snie Ruth is blind. (If -;: made tungles or monatrusitles an Australian cruise ship, ____ • _____ I- -;--! .. - II Margaret's plight, decided her dream should coire true after all. Ile invited her to his horne 'ft .co!dst grow in cangei much since the 19th any and with his rile, Wanda, took direction, Hosmer Century. explains, lararetouton the towna nd to n Elsah was a little riverside "The town viliage in the late IM, hedged economic 1wak in 1861, fro'm in by a narrow vailey and high which,it has been declining ever For ,Margaret Chick, the L-1 Uf N. Die towlLspeople of 010se silll~vbitter tmte was gune. What lLi(i 1'h~, Muffs restricted growth, accU.S01 ~_:~_ Szznford 407 ; Charles flosmer, . clock back on America.-you professor at nearby Principla engulfed her home near Campo, e at ho lives in Elsah, to Harbor Division poli , lamps, College w San Calif. know, kerosene r-calls the town was founded in Pedro, and things IRgan to bicycles, potbellied stoves. happen for her. Sgt. Bruce Rut this never came to pass, 973~ 7 ~. SE people predict the dwellers today smould become a bocm river are as . . town, with a big and prosperous be, what this country rmeds i A port. more declining towns. • . Ill., are happy, and their town booming port town that never on the Mississippi River hasn't happened. I . ,_ tlIV,-- I;,--. - 44_1%1~' -1 _ modt of the problems besetting was in port. The tWef ended A few weeks ago INEss Mofso many American city those dreams and left Margaret fett, 71, lost most of her about that? 1,he folks in Efsah. Semple. lie envisioned the SaAmIQ Cerfitkat --MT 'k ;I-I __ as many insist, "It seems ap- Few Energy Worries Sell, what wOuld ____________________ ,I IF . substantaI in-ar*it pinsity for - - , ' J ~ *V PH. 322687Q - IV`-- - - - - - ,a __ zz~ - - -. - -- C __-T_____: By FRANK MACOMBER So - = - - I pretty confusing. Butwhen youwadethroughall the rhetoricand look atthefacfs,. - the fact Is ihat a $5,000 savings certificate at First Federal of Sem1hole is the safest, surest, most profitable Investment around, So If you have $5,000 or more to Invest and can let It work for you for a rulnimum of lo months, cornt. to First Federal of Seminole nd raise your earnings ba whopping 6.75 pct. When held to maturity, the effective rate becomes 6.98 oct. ,ke()%S,%ef t'jeLes M !I%i ~i 'i - - ,----I --' We know. The numbers game everyone's playing with interest rates gets to be W1311co Sales Corp. mr-I e: .".t F "In"I ERA !;;_ - _______ . 4 co,utit* 4 4vuUable illwaysj A. 1,15 - SPI, lo-_-. , ~, ____________ 3 .1, 11 ~ . - L. A - S11171110 'I'MA llsc-~~ SHIAL17 , MIL t - • ft 67iefbii i -,t % , , , . -T _# hm a guaranteed n . - I .. # , N -'a 7NA - -_ _. .4. -__ 7 , I -- = '. __ People Have t ~ ". - -- ' _k . A !' - LOMA LELTS % A4LI1 _; - .wow~o & SPORTS CLOTHES * WRANGLER BOOTS * 10 - of - - " - In /so/oted 11finois River Village ~_ - C WRANGLER WESTERN -. i e( WESTERN WEAR Al I los t .."%1 V 141 ,Al ' - - %I ~; --- ~ _: _i_-,_4 zimL~'___ * a -44 I _71:!:_ ____ ___._ --- .--- . ~___ ', _,-I . . __ s~,~.. . __________---.-__ __ _ . -. I - ~ _.-___________-~__ _ -;Z#M- . _~7 = -I — --____ I ~ -_ ~_ __ . dE -;~- — : - - I A*I .e __ ~ -.,- - __ I ..q_- - - ____ % _____________ I __ I -.I -------__ ~__~~ - - --- . elf 011 1. - .,v r4 - are often able to defeat certain advantages from the freeways, attending church, involvement proposed freeways-and ojtcts before they get off the therefore are not as favorable in civic activities, fire remind those affected that drawing boards.-but most of toward them, protection, shopping and there are many benefits, in those who 1ke freeways remain Dr. Peterson said one of the reduced ability to visit friends, spite of the 'attled neres - - ____ 1 j. *I 0 * it where they five and don't phut recta* show they have been parr!il tl'~_-, minnicy im been His results, surprisingly. to move. rernmrk.nbly al;bie in their expended needlessly and, in revealed that most people ".—,,Cvii. U1,4- ,-cacUun was homes anyway." some cases, to the detriment of different when Only 10 per cent of the an entire community." Dr. within six blocks of major residents of the eentral ci ty residents participa ting in the Peterson said. freeways enjoy it where they were questioned. It appears stud) Ile suggested highway offive. many people who live within the whelmingly negative about the ficials try harder to determine " Ilmse who dishke freeways utban centers have fewer direct thoroughfares. Difficulties in the benefits of buliding r &- ' . - ! - - 10 il L... _________________________ - -, 111 I 111I I . ih. I. wby. - ijr ... ___________ _________ V,ed I 0 1 61135 - - I out ow Jus, r`,-~ 1 ' I! "e lo - - -::. ________ S3" i ? 1 i 9 01 101% r)a#%JN)a~. I - _________ -1 f : _~. -.4 . people dislike freeways-and those questioned said they like move farther away, but their _. __ - - ____ ________ systems - - - Dr. Evan T. Peterson, eluding sn,dolngical ones," he liked it wheve the lived," he congestion and more difficult said. reported. "The people who live housekeeping as a rr--%ult of Brigham You"ng University, Do freeways make good next to elevated-fill freeways additional traffic. a survey for the neighLors? said they have the most Dr. Peterson said If motorists ghway iepartnient Yes, according to Dr. dissatisfaction. Many of these and residents are not satisfied to determine just how many Peterson. About two-thirds of people said they would like to wi th existing freeway -' -.% 11 Jr! - -- COPLEY NEWS SERVICE - silent," Dr. Petemcin explained, surprising aspects oi his study were the major complaints. PROVO, Utah-In spila of He said American cities au was the iUsfactIon people Some of the respondents said what many people think about still having serious public apparently have lii the location they liked th e Incresea freeways, a researcher has reactions to freeways and, "It's of their residences when they business activity which acdiscovered that some people becomingabiwdantlyclearthat live within carthot of major companled the freeways, but actually enjoy living next to thcddgnofa freeway system freeways in the suburbs weren't anxious for the them. has many ramifications, in"More than half said they resulting noise, traffic ' I. - -- % 11 - -- IN Some People Like Highway Homes VJ - V1 - a wa - - --- Freeway Living -- - - SIGN IS NO JOKE - -1 1JLtL-.,,. . . 1. - - !( I . a I I I I 11 11 PI- a r"TI.M1 01116#9- 1. - '-•.'e- - In Our Now Homel 11~ It I - f~jI 1P i I A - .] . _71~ ( - ' .?, - ii-O f . , W. ,_A~ 0 %*.. .4few. M - = p - . I goorge stuart 9 :- :- IN- .' - "ved. f Excuse The Clutter & Come On I 4' - We' ve I _k* •17 ________ - I, k 0 .~iI -, ~, .1 . - . .. - - ysq 14 w*i mchs* tar Sup en smg Ioadsd cssun intently rstracl. bass piptsg Io± t* iCOr stop .1 and A" it — kASt.p ECOtI any ãlCtIofl iu want. Nics pft. too. Cbos 01 CO(L FU - ~,_~ ilL - I . I li 3 Speed, 5 Speed, 10 Speed and Coas'er Brake. With or Without ` Racing Bars. - J _____ ____ ; I % - -. . i 11 gas* wd do Kik-S" Wcam k 0 --- -. __. - r mouth, sweeping the sim"I ted animal right Into its crushing teeth. Neither ci .coI nor alligators chew their food, they swallow it whole," he points out to Sports, Chopper lv!? F ench - I.ater, I stop to talk to Rosa again where he is standing outside a water-filled pool - an algae-covered tank some four feet wide and 20 feet long Inside the ta nk that Is three - per Course,, Sprite, Grand Sports FI"xl*t sho and literally fight, tug and hull them out onto the sand "Visitors are watching from behind a three-loot cement and mesh wire wa ll at this point All very safe, for the onlooker" he says wi th a knowing smile "The alligator is now stretched out to his full 10- or 12-foot length snarling and hissing, staring straight ahead I take a stick to simulate another animal and approach the creature's midsection "Quick as a flash, his tad snaps around to meet its -. I I armm . - Sul 4" I . - Record Grand Prix, Grand Pdx, year by the Nobel Foundation jrid"nt of the obtI Fowi are wor th more than $600,000, dalton. "We have a long-term 3 p arwhoc wked oath rJter There were 17,000 who fitted ttlra something in their , Into that catch-all category last mouthis that t t •$..... £s.z year. - - ,.1 4 ,-1,,' less than a Raleigh inflation. However, there was no Nobel award for peace in wonthepeaceprzeforfijsiong. tahing rnallt:r bites. C you may be a number in the "ruffocation-ingested object" This, it says, includes people category at the Safety Council. struck by failing objects, I Lii -. 0 --~&- -&ffM1dZM1M=Z3MMM%~A Vik-Step Stool for Christmas Decorating -- ffi)t . climb the Foundation believes just about compensates for 19n. of State George C. Marshall 1If.f - ir1' Sunday, Dec. 9, 1973-9A . VVIUBRATIO i I ! i - - their call, they will slowly approach his beaded knee ready to gran the food right out of his hand These are not trained creatures for th e fact 1s, th ey can ne%erbedomesUcated Asflosse'-plainsit "Each has 2,000 pounds of splitsecond pressure in his jaw. They can go without food for six months, water for six weeks and hold '.helr breath under water for more th an two hours But when they're on the move for food, watch out O N1 a bicycle for People, mosly Iii you might start with the by mortgages. But 20 per cent is invested in Sweden careless flick of an ash Just recreationalareasorathome, secured yea rs ago, after the till and 10 rcent abroad Inmight do you in. Fire3 kWed accidentally shot 2,400 people ground to in. cluding some American swim, last year. 6,800 people last year. flation, the Foundation won under Foundation rules. But if you gulp down dinner like a The Safety Council 1um all staned polecat, you might other accident deaths For 1972 consider Slowing down MA into a olumn labeled "all other I. .. - 'ff1 L.a -- show. "To demonstrate the rapidity with which thc.y strike, I wade into the pool, capture one or two of thein by their tails - W iI1t TflESPASSE . , followed instructioru carefully, Market value of the Founinvesting mostly in gilt-edged clations's holdings now Is securities, bonds and loans pegged at 37 million About 90 Watch that cigarette. If lung Wow off George's head. cancer doesn 't get YOU1 b* I : Are you going to be Don't clown around In your off your Wyatt Earp quick diew the highest aggregate so far. policy of Investment and try to Nobel's will decreed that the stick to it. I get a lot of advice fhend's swimming pool, elther. when George comes over to see original funds shIould be in. became people look upon tis as Safety Council statistics show your new antique pistoll Watch vested in I 'safe" secu.-ities. Arid a worthy cause.,' 7,600 people drowned hA year. out. If the gun goes off when you I I I 1 each. .-- - it 1; 1 F2 9 1 The 1973 prizes are up more than 6 per cent over last year, a chemistry and physics were About 3,700 people died frem worth about $122( poi soned food and bad medicine i is when .- gatorstobe snapping and hissing with hunger is one .1 the most fascinating hypnotic sights in the world." As he Imitates ;!! 10 '.. .--!. ,:. - Yo u can buy .- __ most vi cious 141 - 0 When you're slowing up your Kissinger still receives half in various types of accidents in lookout for accidents, In hopes eating habits you can be more al though Tho has rejected Are you expecting to have an 1972 and they probably didn't you can avoid one, the best careful about the drugs, Nobel award 7 1; : If you are going to be on the But I 174,00C people were L,Bed h4i',e dtid1d .t• found anywhere. They are mighty unhappy to have been taken from their native habitat and used for purposes of th e these eight to 13-loot 'gators slither up from the water, jaws as a result of a wound inflicted by one of the beasts," he says. Ross has an uncanny rapport with these strong, swif t and dangerous creatures And several times a day, visitors can i N Place his prizes. Ile funds have been Swe(hsh government approval so well-nunaged over ihe years to invest more liberally and that cash awxda ha,,c tOfl •4si.Aaroa,yarg(f()p steadily. This year, Kissinger fund 4i common stock. and Le Due Tho, his North Since then the fund has Vietnamsc counterpart, wen- pros pe r ed and (ht pri7es tmv - .. feet deep, out waterfled h1dewa and eaves to feed on raw chicken. 'Make no mista ke about it," he says sternly. "Se'Ing - . Beware 'L : .c- Carnivorous watch hi m has personally captured from the south coast of the Island It is the Caribbean's first and only hide farm, also a wildlife refuge It Is inter esti ng that Ross, who 13 25 years old, has been working with tkse creatures since he was 8 years f age " was brought up with them through my father lie also taught me how to work with and handle them He died, by the way, LATEX PAINT Some thought this might be the year of 11~e Most Rev. fielder Vietnam -.-., - ou Need the HandY C°'LEY NEWS SERVICE reads "TRESPASSERS Will, BE EATEN." And it's no joke. Inside the 50-acre tropical farm, young Rom has gathered over 1,000 wild alligators and crocodiles whic hhe !i% I f__ I, nominated, among them President Nixon and President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia. . -. - Reptile Pound The sign at the entrance gate to Ross Kananga'c reptile compound Just outside Montego Bay, ' - From - - The Sanford Herald am ica n FA LMOUTH, Jamaica three ears N_ 1 =4J0W0 7 the turn of the century. Forty. f_ 77Ai _. I - __ 11ff__ - - 0 .. t:. He has been nominees for the last SOC per cent aurottu The selection of Kissinger and 'rho for the Nobel Peace awrrd surprised some and brought predictions that it would be one of the most controersial choices since the awards were Instituted alter - - ON nato, &cbbishoP of Olinda iscd b a Runel who Is w is and Recife, a noted Brazilian board of trustees, 1! . - _- M In aith - .1 I W . than three years before they 1896, leaving the bulk of his Kissinger this year, have won Kellogg to keep the global .. . _74~ _-__1 . -- forged an agreement, bat ' fortum in trust to establish five cash prizes and gold medals peace were tall orders, indeed, - , ; . .1 three-quarter century history. IUfirst prizes w(Te awarded President Woodrow Wilson In 1901. In that year Ule peace won it Ln 1919 for his fuU,e e' was a cynic whr, held a satirical view of mankhld. But he also F And '4obel Peace Prize for his role exuded bene olence and a prize was shared b, a Swiss, forts to help establish tue In nego tia ti ng a Vietnam cease- belief L the future of mankind Jean H Dunant, and Frederic League of Nations In 1929 U.S fire agreeincnt, the final step to Swedish chemist and Passy a Frenchman The first Secret1ry of state Frank B freedom for more than 500 engineer Alfred Bernhard American to win It was Kellogg was the winner for his American war prisoners. North Nobel, credited with Inventing President Theodore Roosevelt, role in leading an international Vietnam's chief negotiator, Le dynamite and other even more In 1906 Since then 15 other effort to outlaw war the Due, 'rho, who met with powerful high cxploalves, died Americans, including Ke11oi Briand Peace Pact Kissinger off and on for more in San P.emo, Italy, Dec 10, Secretary of State Henry A The efforts of Wilson and _______ = enevolence Editor's Note U.S. Secretary founded the Nobel Peace Pt-lie fields. - of State Henry A. Kissinger ba been named to recelve the 1973 I - . B Exudes rize P -. —t--J. ______ * -_.~____..7_;~ , --J ,~ . - . rationa Peace I, PhOr*3fl.1321 HWY 17.92 - SHOPPING CENTER AT 27th ST SANFORD V(i "D'N '7 C IG ARETT ,ryyre 1' A # 1g ES , I IJl4...OS 4 PF,,,CRtpTION Next to A&P " " �_; L- 41'.-t- - - ___________ -1_ - -.--- _. - --._.-- - ___ -- I- ,.*._ iz --- Cis - - ---- I -•' --- - I 0- U I! I 1J1 I II U U U I . —I JU ! U 1 I ii -, -,.ii - - i- S --- J%1~4~& 0 -4 - ,_ -. , . --'----- F ' - • - -. -_.. I ~ i . - - Ti Tle Dreams Gallop Over c atio n e% UU I Page 10A Sports I -_____ aN Spot!ight By Dart Gilmartin f -, - - . 4. - .Seaninolo Mailchup? .. There have been several people of late calling me inquiring about the lack of in county compeUgon.* Cne game that Is mentioned as a good possible pairing is a Seminole High and Lake Brantley fight. The Tribe already plays Oviedo and Lyman and the Patriot eleven remains the only major school th at does not compete thereby causing a slight gap. For the past two )ears the Seminoles have been In the Big Fight and open dates were hard to come b) The next time around however will see the Sanford ba3ed school with a rash of empty Nda rights Why then Ion they schedule a county opponent-saving travelanddrawinga bigger crowd UIVU Lv~_'J r_-.=r1X=. ,-!L. , — - _; U1II V yUUU - swipe " WIU - - . - - - .. __ : - POW L Irlun Wr e-st i ri I V — I - -. _____ o - ~. 0 - - & [% ~ 1 \ i-'-- _ - _____ -PRE"p- - - t - - - - N * __ - . - - ___ - - _ _-' _ _____________ when I came hcre,"said the Patriutmentor, "And well Just —u_ ____ the south end of the County as being responsible f everyone — you only ch.ange the itwis to be cc*ked. U there - _ ---fl _ r - - - deviluped some pressure from the northern end of the - N - -7- =- There is a strong posslbilit that Rrant1e c'oulo be rou-AnAIyer. &.*.' auoing a senior class to the nunber of students attending the school akng wi th Iermngcould ve rypb1ypco%cIdeenough material for the Pats mentor to 1i'xI himself in the top claw in Prep football. What happens, for instance, if the Patriots _____ ie - - — — S=_______FM_~ - - - i5engals , around --- - NOC - '- u.. '"" : -- -- ''• - '. LrJda> stçe i4't rouni of the tnvatwnni i]-'4f Ci.asu - ___ t - !tt'te mnre , 1' -- - 11 ' GLENN 11111 ... Co-ca lain .. - per cent itf ihe-ir - tE'. jump uU - a - ' - --. final :inut- ai' 'hfeaLrI ('luriui c;- wits their eighth straight vic- his carver-high with 41 poinbi s -c-: a. è on e I. C. Elsiewhere in ttw NBA, Bo!;- teammate Sam Lacey hall 21. ten beat Atlanta w Tom Van rsdale and Larry York downc4 - Buffalo 113-108, ., ,I Jotws got '20 points apiece for Pho'r4i hipped Capital 11492 anti St. tItle surprised Los Angeles 115-311 C0 e e Cage - - J I - DA% ID COLOMB Stet' Bowl First Pound or-On St AS, Ckrnten 0?? P?, Duriuesne 55 Lions' lnv,tatsonai Firtt Round cI' 91, Amrrr.;n V 90 Crn'rnl i. ,'--t tt 'f.,) e Mountaineer Classic vms? Round '. 0 A ! #1 t '.' . 0-Q()fl St H. Scion Hall PI R a ndolph Macsn Invitational Fir s t Round t~, -i %swyo St 63. Virginia Union 60 Rnndotph Macon 91. Elizabeth 7 Cowboy Classic First Round ,, -_ __________ - - - ft I i ' -..-. FK ______ Creighton Classic rirst Round - .t'w)rn' fl. 5$n St SY f- t t-iq Wun 51, Ar For(c Vanderbilt Invitational Furs? Round -sr'-I.--rlIP F? P4rtrils 'i O.i tIc4ii Classic O,rsl Round I rrsrn St a le 104. Portland St 71 ~'iaV nQIon R 1. Seattle 74 Rivcrm.-n Invitational First Round P,5 St LOtHS lOt, lii Tech 13 S Ill Edwnrdsv,lte $9, Wit - r - - - -__- '"s % 1 - - 90 Carthage -i.oparaiso ill, St Olal 'i Show-Me Classic Fir s t Round ri '.no so, Kent St Al Y.." if orll 02, CorrwU 45 I i --E.. __ - - j - -_-=-------- 42 ok -_ - i----_ - - '.'—_ --J - '~ mi~ .. J 1 E - - - ' - - _______ 1 -- - St 6.1 Crusider Classic 4') ' Boise 76, McMurrV 66 Fir s t Round X1_; M_ A _&~-T _.%M - ___ T.~, Im.;_-~ _N~ -- - T 44ntl,fl Simmons .11 ________ ~ --- _,I~~_ % Hw.itd Pa-ne fl. '_ - ________________________________ - - - - 1' - h a- '. ?4MthweSteIn. Wit thr ?,t tnn 7(1 --- 79 Or. Marlin -.-t /" --- -I , 71 -_______ - - .- I -- -.-___ EAST T1:_ alMa I Coast T - - Da z _. - ___.-~_ -..-_. - I .~__.- __ - , I -A - -. - __ ---__ ___ - --- - I- - .- 4 .I _____2_ — "u M. Columbia II Gjatd 73, Pu V Maritime si N Y 71. 3 1 Lawrrmn. 76 '. '.'.-rw IS. Vermont Tech IS SOUTH UPIC AsP'- Al. 51 fli'f - - - '- -= rbl;gcr uOUuiCS in the role of minole high u rut1irg tett rn I L ta alumnus graduated from Inc school in iw2 and came back this year in lIlt (OU cs' t n. VIfltOfl l - - I or I Ill' - flt)#.ifd . 102 (Ic I' ' Vermont 42 16. J-$tkl,Oflv,Iie c, W F?ovida IS I ,,,,-ti,,.;L, It the capacity of professional trainer which finds him asslsung"atl the (I lc'ra Id Photo liv 1)a ii C llrnartjn) W.'tiI; - THE TRAINER COACHES Too L. -,., scrj THWE ST WcsIean It. 11tv%i,1 $3 ' N* A Coli" , p .. 72 "no. '. .f rw,ni •l. CurilintI. , - &I1•Pd4IJWIjPtl ,,,,.,, FROM * *VV' 40 i ~~ithaiiything iii tile Ivii affair key man in tile deal for tile thcm pitcht-rs. would," mid O'Come H. These deals also were made In addition to the swapping Cardinal,s. Segui a veteran reliever, ap. Friday as the ciub owners and Friday, the two major leagues Curtis had a 13-13 record for peared in 65 games with the general managers went down convened in their final session the Red Sox last year. par'. of Cardinals and posted a 7.6 and discussed the energy crisis. McGl. then, who missed swinging: - 5 ) ilLi it$$ CO'."'roa atl"11"W', . C#As i wo to 20 lAchis $ 11* so Ix JCPenney Commissioner Bowie Kuhn 1973 because of a knee Newcombe Defaults \1' - Sanford Plaza T k lei uomeo I All I e BIG MAN' ~l . J IL \ U -'• L TALL MAN! SHORT MANI Spsr1cii ...... 34 n S&s-km .....I1 tt i -S!t .. . . I l i Ahofirts stumerwo ut For 'Triumph I games without a goal watil Fri By JOHN NELSON Associated Press Sports Writer day, and it was the goal that Coach Alex Delvecchio of the gave California Its 4-3 victory Detroit Red Wings has seen over Pittsburgh. Leach took a things go wrong so often this pass from Joey Johnston mmml season that, by now, even the scored on a 40-footer at 4:49 of humblest of triumphs means a the third period. Flames 2, Canucks 0 lot. Atlanta's Dan flourchard got Ine bway That t riumph cay Ws third shutout of the season in if I-I tie Friday night with the blanking Vancouver 2-0. lieuSt. Louis Blues of the National chard stopped 33 shots as the I1ckey League. Detroit's only Canucks saw their winless goal was scored by 24-year-old streak extended to 13 games. Pierre Jarry, who Joined t The victory lifted Atlanta to club Nov. 28 in a trade for Tim within two points of first-place Ecclestone, Philadelphia in the NH!.. West. Vancouver goalie Gary Smith "1 thought Pierre might be the right guy to play with (Guy) stepped 31 Atlanta shots. Jets 7, bros 4 Charron and i Garnet Bailey," Winnipeg exploded for live l)elvecchio said. "It turned 'jt the second period to the goals in 1w was at the ri g ht spot at 7-4. Garth1hz. defeat Toronto right muoimwnt. ''lie scored it big goI for us, into scored the first secondIt uitu.uut a I it,'' .uil I hi- Frame goal, and ( 'hrs ltirdeleau added anot he r goal less s'ect'hitt than a minute later. Fran Huck, Dune Rousseau and Mill Black F.slewhere .i the NIH., the California Golden Seals beat also scored in the period. Bobby hull, Winnipeg's playthe Pittsburgh Penguins 4.3, er-ciutch, ';ail ti' S5tr. p!eascd atul tic \tlant.i F'lanws edged of the with the performance the Vancouver Canucks 2-0. dub, especially the seldornly In the World Hockey Winnipeg Jets tieused fourth line which scoted alma. the goals. tented the Toronto Torus 74, two "That's really great when the and the Minnesota Fighting Saints bell( the Vancouver guys can conic oil the bench after sitting there for a couple Iflazea's 3-1. "It's 11,o4 XI mr me too,'' saRI ft games and play so well, plus harry, ' , twe.uus' I'm getting to scoring two goals while not givplay more over here. I knew ing U[) any," hull said. Saints 3, Blazers 1 Guy and I would do well togethGeorge Morrison broke a li er because we're on the same with Vancouver a man short ltn' in :1 cutI1H'f It':lgur In tie ?s1ttrit'eai. I thought mu>- shot to spark Minnesota to a 3-1 sit:tory over the Blazers. Mornmight go wide, but it titt the post son's goal camp onmz power play and went in." after exchanges ot passes wit's S4'als 4, I'engelns 3 \like Walton 12 Itt'ggie I cacti hail gone MEN'S WEAR 112 S. Oronge BA06sorn ORLAWl, RA 32605 Wheel of Savings for Christmas St. Louis Blues TOURNAMENTS Basketball Classic F,pf Round s-,', r,rq,. LI Prsp,'t? 17 VI, GCO?'OO Whl"Th ?iincly City ,, - '- Only the New York Mets, San importance,,, said St 'Louis , , ,. ,, "~ -. al ran- General Manager Bing Fxvi M90 :1 1ne, Cleveland would help its -_ alled to come up pointing out that Curtis was tile Red Wings Tie Scores I_ -' ___ "A hftivuntlp. .' k '7, San Antonio lict ii t rdlct as announced to beating (onnUrs his doubles East-West officials tiL'o an 136 u.'tu%ir 91, Utah 121, San the stunned crosd partner at Wimbledon "I have nounced Friday that defensive ,t' 113. Torn Okker was winner over played in V tournamen ts. I lineman James "Bubba" John Newcombe In the semi- have won seven. Newcombe has Miolluait of Kentucky and finals of the Grand Prix Mas- not played in half as many linebacker Waymnond Bryant of te tennis tournament, 36, 7.5, tournamen ts as I ha ve played . Tennessee State will be among 3-5, default, and the man who "But I must admit. Whoever Smith's teammates on the East gets to challenge two-time win- wins our match Saturday, he squad. aauket. in tht. lithest Di i slon Cleveland plaed without ___ - rn- ' '.t latum mUlf vlaI• L ing leg bit it crwnbled under months. in the Shrine East-West ~'ootYork I 38, ' nplus Caro- hum Officials rushed onto the 'I think I deserve to be No ball Game here Dec 29 irk 115 Virginia 110, Indiana cour t ,jrd moments filter the of I,' NasLis said alter easily Bulls 96, ('a%aVeri; 91 Jerr) Sloan scored 19 point as n,uizo ktpt U1 \lil - IF t fy -- Neweninbe got up on the all- game during the last few back, has beer, selected to pta> Knrtsa' (.itOntab.i defeated )'hlladeTj'ila f~--_!~_-f- M ____ - Shorts win against 2 lossem Walker e wound up with 32 points and - vot - ------ , Randy Smith netted for Bit[, Kings 113. " Jimmy Walker scor-d V, in the final period to give by 2' games And they have points given up fewer points than any. ~; - - - ii s .a,erc Ill limb harc-elnni S I I Spencer lia),AtA and Milt Little Tom Okker of The almost indisputably deSports Williams leda lateSeattle rush Netherlands walked over to the termined the unofficial world that gave tile Sonics their first umpire's sthnd where John ranking for the 197 13 season. win evet on ea fakers' home O'Brien was In thechairand the The outstanding contenders court ses was or onor were astase, the and Williams, teamed for 19 of serving as net t.vrd judge. controversial Romanian who Seattle s final 23 points. hay. Okker kicked a chair, beat Jimmy Connors of Belle. Wood wound up with 29 points "Ilow much longer Is this go. Ville, Ill., in Friday night's SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — and %sl1t4imc had 22 Jerry ing to last," he said "Lets get semifinals 6-3, 75, and "4ei" Ball) Smith the iimcerait> ot West im 20? ftr. on with it." ;f Los Angeles. combe, thehottest player in the Richmond'.3 23S-pound running , 4_ ~ii 0 0 court, masuging his paining duplication of the Ndme event in --- _ _ - suite 63-59 'llie vidory olso broke a Oregon beat 8'acramento str a of 2! '$ratght ho ri sir. Stall- 6153 while Wash n i. j.r.,-,I,_ -' ' i i -i 4 I i ' I Long Beach iol satta a 11 In Itt.' M-! B41 tijurna- outstan'bng on (lh4i5e, getting 18 steals, while rush when substitutt qiard tniexit an Pittsburgh, Pitt i YCI due to rsey. - - The $I 0')O event, than a half. Thompscin still 7-25 abile to get 1!) ,thul, n wjr I)ie I) Ituss here equ'illed , - B) ANDY llI'I'rIA In the only othtr gamime in 1ta, the sccond Ios.s [or San Associated Press Spor ts Writer solving top-ranked teams, 12th. Francisco which lost to Stan- i— 'When they hit their tempo, ranked Long Reach State beat lord last Monday. Long Beach they're aw fully hard to stop li'h r ticti Sin Franw'o 65-14 is ness 2-1. ___ That s an understatement. A lop rankcd UCLA hosts In other games West Virgmna better 4.ar1 %snuld he th, u Snutnerr Mttho?itSt tonight deft alt ul C,ililornla 7671 in the I t t 'u rth (.'rulw du.n I Moumit uIiI(.c( Cl a ssic . whik That's the way Venixrni has- have to have any more op. Oregon State moved Into ('se ketbali coach Peter Salzberg position to divert its attention other slot in the tourney's finals describeml the fl..$2 pounding his away f ro m a showdown wi th by beatingSetonh1allRJ,1 team absorbed at t he hands of UClA in St Loum Dcc 15 Holland scored points to ead th' North Carolina Stair Friday 'The only thing now we don't Big I Ight "ilerence favorite Uhd - J in stretches, State really got thinking about U( LA," saId 93-57 In the first round of the W. f:,ri,' 1iil4tsr'11cur,tmued \tr'nun i1m uotlpi (rt'i,ti,n (lisut 11W) ere dLJIJ1utL1> overtitcs..uach Our minds will be Vanderbilt, ssith Terry Ccg pnwermnr on UCLA and exams this plan Mtttng five his first six 00101It ss-uWt that the Wolfpack week' Geld gal alterapLt, defeated was trying to pour I I on. Thz il=g Beach State pined re. NebraAa 82-M in the Van. played cruised to a 116-86 triumph It (it niany clubs call. The Ilucks have played 2 this season and won 23 of thenn. They lead tile Midwest Dhision , past week In the wrestling camp has found basically the same thing that has been going on for months. Scott along with Fran¼ __________ -11, wax W try ag#in to64y u, tht soggy. 54_i,a~ -e illa~, ip - rr tj' jJ-, C' 1us fr pt.ascrs ssir - to mit % I - ,I - -. tht losers tot) and it as no contest and also pulk don 21 "T'hey just had a terrible rebounds for ,New York. The start, ** eXplalned Milwaukee Knicks rallied from tlight point,, ev Oscar Robertson, and b uk in the final period txhint' they can't "atcti ti team like LBUSSC1ItrL and Vu.ult F raiier, ours." who finished with 24 points. 4 -Ir The - _____ , .-.a*, . flu John n r Ilic 1Li't ii ltornni i totll Ix 'o I Newcombe, calling upon every (lay for the Masters $15,ODO firet Nax-tase was assuming "at ounce of his fading strength, prize. Suns 111, Bullets 92 Newcombe would be his final Charlie Scott poured in a sea- leaped high in the air for an 'Me best thremut-of-five-set opponent. IV strapping Aimie son-high 40 points and Phoenix overhead smash which put him final was scheduled at I p.m. with the Fu Manchu mustache [SI' in the 4,400 capacity H)nes and cannonball senice had played a strong defensive a point away from 1cory. "Then I fell this pain Ili the Auditorium in the heart of added the U.S. Open to his eargarne. The Suns tiroke it opert in the third quarter, outgunning back of m right leg,' tht. six Boston It was to be televised by tier Australian Open title and, Capital from the floor _S2 per foot Australian said. "it was Rughes network. playing brilliantly. had led his cent to 31 per cent. Dick Van- like somp-bexly stabbed me with The dramatic ending of the country's Davis Cup team to a Okker Nt"combe match was 5-0 sweep over the United States Arsdale hIpp.d in ) pe lnt.s for a knife Newonibe dropped to the moore than just a piiiion to one a eek ai,o in Cleveland. Phoenix gnies ( uens 4ind John one at a firm looking towards s Metro opener against _____________ Rardme r 'Lntfl cit, rained out affrr most of the freld had completed nine .--s . ~ .... rerd and 2.79 era. Hughes quired pitcher Ken Wright and announced that he would ap- ation, had a 1-2 record for the 5P('flt Most Of last season with Tu.'sa of the American Ou lei er Am ine a rom t e point a national coordinator to I Sox. Garman spent most of Association Kansas CU) Royals for relief work with the member clubs in the seasan In the minors. itcher Lindy Mcl)Jniel. an attempt it) conserve energy. Manager IW Schoendienst of f j. f llavlicck finished with 24 poiriLs 'I'hC Ilucks camp out smoking apiece while Lou iluthon netted again-st Portland, rolled up a 29. 31 for Allatita, 1 4 first-quarter lead and Knicks 113, Braves 108 --T I. _.. -The New York Yankees ac- I...) Pbiladelptila 113-102, Chicago dumped CleelanuI 96-91, i ...z•.. 'IIi-1I. flflVVIV5U UI - ST '1- TFRcBIjRG I441' Paul 4 .utwirth, a tar-uk) Atlantan who &w'sn't ______________ -________ ---- By the time the last trade made, a total of 55 players Will ------.- ______ SEMINOLE HIGH basketball action finds everybody trying to lock h:111 'Jim ( -i In "Olite ~dwlg v,ith Hanciv Brown 154) for Setninole try to come up with the ball for the Sanford club. The iminole (Jut) flow possesses a 3-1 won-lost ledger for the season. d4i' night tht) cliiicd hs :.I -: these Brantley-Lyman matches canbeixpec$edthisThursda Like neat couches though, Seott prefers to lake the meets iY State Rolls, 97-42 wtvind-ranked tearn used W venge for a defeat by the Dons dprbilt Invitational tourney and II irid f}a'id Th'nnpsoti in I t r u'q s Nationa l folle. will ii' t Ten-u su 'ti,ta 4iI' ,f their lt'iitmn. ccorers ,.iate MMttic A&sodatium tour- s it Ii beat Middle Tentw-wt- It U __________ --- ' _________ . (' cities 116, Ilaks 112 team captain Lenny Wilkents The Milwaukee Buck.i havc Dave Cowens Y.vred I I points and it showed as the Cavaliers tile best record in the National in the final qu,irter to give Bosturned thc ball over 30 times. B,asKet6all Ass--wiation and Fri. ton its 15th victory in the last 16 Austin Carr netted 18 points for I ii te [ ~ i ~_- - Intense personal . • w- . B,1llF. %SSO1IAIFM 1'ltF.S, - eliminate the loser, night. Both clubs are comring off big We Just tvive to play hardKansas City played at Oak- games. The Benigals turned In OSC foo tball and make no land and Minnesota was at their best performance cf the inlztakes, Sa)3 Cincinnati Full- Green Bay today. y last week. handing the back Charles Boobme (lark. '..leveland has beaten Cin:in- Minnesota Vikings a 77-0 loss. It We're going down there to natiin six out of seven regular- was the Vikes' first shutout In win. We beat them once already season meetings, including i 17. 16" game'; lzhrl ne Pro-Am Rained Out ..i , _.L.t-_a1.IL D U C tc S I be just like the rest and there will be mM'e at stake games, Washington is at t)al- of them," says Cincinnati been working with the younger than usual. las, Chicago visits Detroit, Neu Coach Paul Brown. "All of the talent (01 illS first annual moI' inexperienced malmnen saying that two )ears ago he Both the Bengals and the England plays at Buffali. thr games except one have gone tournam,ent. Sanford Seminole teaching them a basic un. dropped his first match and Browns entertain playoff hopes New York Jets travel to Phila. right down to the wire and th and the Patriots will be vieing derstsnding of the wrestling then followed with 12 tra1ght and there are just two more delphia, Atlanta ticists St. Louis, majority have been d,erided by for the crown but like all !he sport. wins. pmes left in the regular season Baltimore welcomes Miami, no more than three (Jr For the seasoned veterans its Whatever the outcome of the four other teanis they have their to do something about it. The San Francisco is at New Or. points.work cut out for them. been mostly conditioning but various battles wrestling has two are tiedwith Pittsburgh for lears nnd Denver visits San From the Metro Conference Scott points out tth!y have to fouixl a spot in high school "Both teamg Will go with the f irst place in the American Diego. best j'ayers we can put on the hiihop Moore, Boone, Colonial, keep looking over their athletics proving it can be just Conference Central Division Los Angeles entertains the field to win," adds Cleveland Evans and Winter Park will shoulder beca use the younger as exciting as any "major" and a loss could Just about New York G iants Monday coach Nick Skorich. participate. Big Eight schools grapplers are learning the spcl't. - 0 - - ______ - . ~ e - the setback the head and Glenn Hill Exciting action can also be counted on in the David Co1omh.Vnon Preat !1 matchandthejin'tm> Brinker. - Football League rivah ir Sunday Houston. lit other Sunday game won't sltwlIion would provide three ball games for each team in the hV 1 111- u r" -! Jun' r ' r c3J,ng LothequaLt> otailtt,tmrathletic prram - Hound has confidence in Miller - -. this By HOWARD SMITH season," counters io triumph earlier this year in Aso1akd Press Sports Writer Cleveland tight end Milt Mann. Cleveland. Cincinnati and Cleveland Pittsburgh, coming off three "It's a great rivalry L')d FtW their red-hot National straight k'sses, will entertain there's no reason to believe this -. - - - 8th Stra ighti IA!' W in Florida Air. ---- Renew R ivalry whedule all Triple-A whwb for next year wW they wind up in the Foar-A category? . Des ... co-captain .. - 1 , -1 ..0A _ I. . Florida srivads participating -.. ,- T - - -- -.. -_. ossibly the only disapIntMent was when four-year grappler Gary Miller was pinned In the K-cond period. - -, rivabies such as Craig DavL-1 - - . - At any rate Juci the expenses and gate consId.red which man) believe Ii be riltis the satisi-it lion of the Ian _________ _______ i __.W. gmat interest will 1v cenletrd - 3-Way -- - - 4 1-- BOBBIWCADO 54I _____ - C anges In Class Ificatfon'? - - j,, -_ --wi 4 w. n-1,..A..*-i.-i..---4 ,.-s -.- St. Louis Cardinals and Boston outfielder Felipe Alou to the off. with the Cardinals Milwaukee Brewers. Red Sex. But while Kuhn was talking Dick O'Connell, t)'e Boston The explosive trading ac- about energy, the owners were general manager, admitted The Cardinals received pitch. ere John Curtis, Lynn tivity Friday, announced while exerting theirs to make deals. that the Red Sox were on the McClothen and Mike Garman - the bran was literally clearing IU big ow. of the day, of verge of completing a deal for in exchange for pitchers Reggie out of town, finished a short course was the Cardinal tied Cleveland's Gaylord Pe"r Cleveland nn'l Diego Segul and period during 4vhleh 21 of the c'ix deal before making the trade with r . Tohn Nitch Brinker Jim hIoarth, arxl Joe Szilagyl ---.- ~ A: -- ..;. . - I. _ - ________ 4 a In those contests the (;reyhuund 3taff was very __ - __-- ___ _ --nF- I ~_ - - - CDunty — would there be a Seminole-Brantley contest? - -_____ i d. strayed Lakeview with th 1. Head wrestling mentor Bill Scott has gone 10 extra pe.in.s trying to accumulate the toest of brings with him from his former home in Cincinnati, Ohio at Harrison High School (Herald Photo by Dan Gilmartia) Acttall)r that pressure cooker works the same f - O-$ I _______ cafeteria. Beathard is introducing the school to the sport which he bare' rnuumun, ft the Four.' clacification Tbe> could fea si bl> go back to being Three-A in a year of two al though it is not probable. Ovirdo and Lake Bnwtle> figure to grow in the next year and if not Oviedo, then &'antLt has a belier than average hirct- In tjp.4 '?-cnceIse 'ri tit' 'nur A rankings d. ' id ,.1J h the county with four Rig schools providing the growth r2te of the past three years in this i es remains somewherenear -- - - - decide who are the best unt grapplera On Thursday the ''__1_ positions to his team in a practice session in the. Seminole High Actually the clifference In site between the four L-ig schools in the County is minimal with the exception of Lyman. Seminole Only has &) people tn the school above the - . - into full gear. 7"hese next two weeks will SEMINOLE HIGH wrestling coach Roger Bethard (I) demonstrates have to live with it." The Brantley coach nx-nfloned ptess= from the folks Squads Not Th at For Apart - -- these programs has already ____ Brantley is getting Its program COACH DEMC44STRATES POSITIONS Brantlev and the Hounds are in the Foa-A ca tegory. 7~al is something that was prefty much agreed on -- . _,,, - Sanford. la addition Lake - .- _ --~ -A -P-4=0 :~ ____ - —i-W _.—- .---_____ __ 5M.M ____ - ___~ ~ ___ -~_ ________________ ,, .. ~ 0 - - - ajor (re)houndson thm.t.s will 7 . __ Looking further into the situation we find Lyman playing - - - 0. _ *weightlifting session he&ded by IloU4uan and a running course __ . MIS - , . 1i ~~i, _--, . -_',_--~%-:____. ..nujor" as the roundWIl spo.-t. This year marks the start of stling prograrrL Joining the veteran _____________ __ '_-ni,_ but at I.Vnian and other arei hi,h schools wrestlirg sjust ; 4 ~~ I F I o we r a — T h e and work our plans to use ing rotation for the ir4 sea. Flowers.-The factor at the winter baseball 13111 Philadelphia Phillies pur- scheduled thghb rather than son-"Fob Gibson, John Curtis meetings Often called 75 per cent of the chased mlief pftcher Eddie charters," sa d Kuhn. "This is Alan Foster, Sonny Sierbert game, pitching took more t han Watt from the Baltimore the most extensive use of petro- and I ynu McGlothen" 50 per cent of the play in a wild, Orioles. leum for baseball and we an "Cleveland was grat for us' -The Phillies sold infielder ticipate possible savings in this said Schoendienst "but we record-setting week of 24 drab between major league teams. Cesar Tovar to the Texas area." nee&d a left-hander bad]' I The trend started last Mon. Rangers. Kuhn, however, wasn't think we've got him -Texas sent infielder- defLiltive about other areas diy on opening day and continLike St. Louis the Red So ued right through th e last out on catcher Bill Sudakis to the where baseball could save pitching staff will ha ve a new Friday, when seven deals were Yankees for a player to be energy. He said that there was look for 1974. Another one of completed-including a six- named later or cash, plenty of time for decisions, their new starters Rick Wise - -. include Daytona Mainland and DCLIIOd Adding extra ta lent to ready tocliallenge the veterans fri. any day. the competition should The [found conditionin dependents Leesburg and Being a "minor" sport during " - _av~~___ ~__~ ,. - - - -=----_ . t. - z - 4 ____ . ___ -:~__ ~ `7 fly JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent -i. - _ 1%. ~ .'_ -_ #k- .- `_ ~ _ Z- -, , ---;—I I ~~ __r~.-~_,r~'T:r -,. , — FEW .: _ - . , Const 'O dered -. - - - - ~_4~~_"~~ - Probably the crowd would amount to somewhat the came size as the crowd Seminole played before in Gaines';ille Few refs, principals. teachers, coaches, parents and hardly anyone else (i got the ieeling in Gainesville of witncssrng a dress rehearsal for a play and the c1'owd would show the (3 - - - ~-!~~_--Ty I 40 X-M _1 7 .__J ____ - ____ I I ~ - , , I 1. Dominat s - .-_---._..----------.----------------------_- - - C ___________ In Duty's way of looking at the po&vNe game, Seminole Is a Four-A 3chool and would have an unfair advantage over the Pats Duty sees his role at Brantley as one providing the School with it state championship team and his playoff chances would be hirt by tangling with the larger schools "We lose playing a Four-A schcol even when we win," said Duty, "Because they give us the same points fnr beat a Three- A team and the loss hurts just s much the local interest involved. Alter all, how many people want to travel to Ft Myes to we Cypress Lake and Lake Brantley . - ' y -_ 4~__ __ ~ i :. __~_, - - TM ?A- V71 ..-rn-4.-s....r,l ~ L- - - rV1a60A& . - I- - - 50~~T -_ e . &5~_ x . -- . ~-- ---1- - __-__..-_, I I - __. fef, _. - --I- . C2;-,;..-,JrXk I ._ , , - -Ti, -Ttie Pittsburgh Piralm sent in this realm. "ItWoUtt --_ 0--- - 0:1 ~_ ji,;_~l _ the dominating factor in base- pitcher Bob Joh.wn to the "We have asked the clubs to hard now" to figure out who Edgewater started the third - " - ~ -: 0 11 . T :.. . I _.i - ---.- , __. r~_ _____ matches would r:vvide the gate because of the proximity and .An-, -.4...t. . - bdllh, dalb, I ~_ I- - _____ -_- teams in our class." - t- ' L This ian;e, jut like the emninolt'-0'.icdo and all the "thcr it; county fights are naturals for the gate. High school catha1l should support itself as much as possible. The less you travel and the mare peclple you draw -the better off you are with your program. In a place where you hear p the expenm of traveling incurred for other Iterra -which were mentioned by Seminole arid others when they dropped out of the Big Eight Conference -it werns as I! priority one would be tutting dmi (ill the expeAses and improving the gate at the games played. Virtually all the cross county -r ''-"- - .... Game Is A Natural .--.4 '-'--,-r'.. ____ . second score tcdus It didn't take the Spartans Matthews I Briggs from malthews). Bacon $3 yard run HH the first period clock as quarter with all the momentum long to get C%CO In three (KIrow%kI Pin) '-ld ll vwood took th lead fI.y after dri%inu close to the mmnutes Bacon took off around would not 1%. 114 Spartan goal but one ,f right l.nd and out ran his op tiIcd) There wai 27 secontLs left on _____ Duty. "And as long as we are, we will continue to schedLile -------- -.---- ~.- - .. - Vuc ar e a Thrcc-A school," said head rmd cea-cit b -- ..-----.-'-*-..,---.-.- - . - - _________________________ 11he people nut at S#%ninole we in favc.r of the game be i rip 2 h I - 9 1 Edgewater Coney 1.I - 1 '..: -. fi~ _70~_ ___ . __ - _______ êS Bo th squa ds played out Hollywood was successful o co unted for the two extra points yard run their first conversion attempt remaining 10:02 without a score when Briggs caught a Ma thews (row5ks run). — Goldin 1 yard run (run as Kurowakl pounded up fl sending the teams to the pass in the right corner of the failed' dressing room at halftime 14-0. end zone. middle, E— Briggs 31 yard pass from ... _J8RL-&-13H2 I - .. wo as ts 131 irequeni lflLerCVplIUU Jiclu vu ''c Hollywood bunch put the m&ched 90 yards in live plays, came as the result of a fumble, any score. It started when Willie (,tvdonstartetlthern out right it wasn't until midway cnntcst 'flit of reach in the with an eight yard pickup Affington fumbled into tile through the period that the fourd, startm when Gordon followed by Kurowaki's three arms of Gerry Richardson. Eagles started it, move again, went over from the two. yard gain. Gordon then picked With the ball back In their They went 53 yards in right HERALD SCOROARO up ten more. On first down possession Early tried the line plays to close the gap to -8 Hollywood Hills1, Bacon rambled for six and the for two and on the next play The six points came on a it I came when Coney fumbled back to Hollywood. crucial fourth and ten from the Itunj 72 scooted for 56 yards and the The score came on a four 31 when Mathews found Don passrs 30-14 4 score. yard scam pe r by Golden. The Briggs open n°ar the end zone 301 LOS? Fun Feeling the importance of the try for two fell short when from w here he waltzed In for Punts 5 37.6 a Penaltin 45 20 game the two squa ds went for Kurowaki was stopped at the ,he score. Hull FUll I - ; WV UIIIEII for 393 yards was Viven Coney tk) ran for 96. ORLANDO-The reign of The Eagles top rusher, Eric Edgewater came to an abrupt Early was held to a disapend Friday night when pointing seven yards In eight Hollywood hills stopped the tries. Even though the Spartans Eagles 28-8 in their quest for the had aLmost 400 yards the field state title. made ball handling difficult It was the ground game thus resulting In four fumbles. versus the aeriiii attack on the Edgewater fumbled once but it rain soaked field that saw ten was a costly fumble. turnovers in 48 minutes of Eagle signalcaller Kenny action, Mathews took to the skies 30 The Spartan's attack was times with 34 resulting In centered on the ground as completions. More importantly quarterback John Kurowskt he threw four interceptions. went to the air only three times. Hollywood Hills failed to gain a Carl Golden was the leading yiud through the air. rushers accounting for 114 The Spartans opened the yards while close behind was scoring late in the first qwir. teammate Bilk Bacon with 1fli ter Thv rtnrt,.ri thiir tint'.. , V Sunday. December 9, 1973 It - f Herald Correspondent a . ~~ ____ - lip iI 1 s woo d r+ I i Y II 0 -, - ~ - - - I I - -:. .1~ H . - - -- - 0 C t - 'V I A _. U - 0 Partans .. . :q ------ - . ~; -- . • Ll0Vh iTUI M0 ' 0 i r - IkL JN Ii • ~ - - ( \*4-41 --A -I I, / - CASH ONLY Trade - Buy Sell L. y a wa V The Sports Shop �i ;' -. ' L =- - - W - - __r__-._ - -• i _____ ___ Lr. Point Shot Buck _.-_. :i'-•- -- -- - - -.' / .- . : 'fec - '1 - . - 4 . . 1 14C_ - •.' Forest lit/is, N. Y., Lc20 Jame, ('ni hm Frinlilin Ho .rlt as hi runnunr mate -4;. 1 , 1). t.tk itru Ile . liii ph-, lion. The Heilublican,ee will counter with Warren If.irding and ('.d ('xthdge in wtuit I)mmie t. client est. At Fore,t )fill-today. an tnteni'e rnnte't will takI on the lcnm courfu William Jchnton. the defending Fort-%t Hills and United Slates Champion will jilav William Tld ,Johnfi,n be-at Tilden cnnvirwinlv last year in the finalt of this same tourn.trnent. A few rek* $o, .Inhn'ton beat Tihfrn again in the tinahi of the London Lavsn Ti'nni Cham. pionship". c.ine-e that tournament Tilden beat defending %otld cI.ampion G. L. Palte-riGn to capture the Wimbledon title. Tilden *x game i Improving and many feel that he can -.ti Joh n~ io tods.y. The inner an claim 'rld dornininct' I tt flhil Tilden and .Juhnton both hne a vatiriv of Photo with Tut tle-n holding an edge in power and ,Johnton the edge . . . At 3:30 pm. this tremendous match begins and then' . i re, 10.000 f;itt, or hand to wat-h it. Titdeni ground stroket .iry use-rjxering as he win' the first set. 6-I. Johnston comm back to take the second 54't by the same score. In iPie third set Tilden starting to take command. His backhand has greatly improved from hut year and his serf- 1 eannl. He wins tin. sit 7-5. John;trn battles back to take the fourth, 7.5. Finally Hill establishes his superiority in th en; the great(st match" in button has ended and One Bill Tilde-n has achuesed a level of supreme ezcellence in tennis He is no the number one player in the world ___- All you to do f- is g ot j ii : rre,, from the bank to supply fish suppers and Wayne Foy of Longwood picked up (our bass Saturday. Bill Hawkins and son rxe binding some nice bass almost daily plug casting the flats with late afternoon the best bet. Frien'Js of Bob King at Martna Isle Camp will be glad to learn that he is out of the hospital and is recuperating at home (torn his recent heart attack. A. Rnh put $t , the dtnr let him out on good behavior. cnp is open with Bob's wife, Shirley and daughter camp pinch-hitting until he is able to return to his regular duties. On King's last fishing trip before entering the hospital, he guided a party to a catch of 120 speckled perch on Lake Dexter. A bass of seven and onequarter pounds was landed at Marina Isle this week on a live shiner and the angler reported three more good sized ones hooked but unfortunately -'• .':;. uui 01 mns cmp . -* amp Seminole visitors are getting enough panfish right C — r-: 47 .. i?. in - - _ 00"' I L r.- other distinguished member threatened to put on sale 500 of the National Football tickets behind stadium posts League, Houston coach Sid (not previou1y sold) in order Gilman, was accused of mis- to Justify a no sell-out claim conduct. The league cen- (and thus gain a blackout). sured him for contributing to The players generally were the delinquency of his pep- not thrilled, either, by the pill-taking ayers when he methods of the owners, who was San iego Charger continue to put In artificial Sports ___________ - C a Irz . = ------ - 1. ______ J - ==A -r F - _____ il (,0I.F Pa W _ __ = - ME 11 ______ - 5, 44# ), .04 . - 4' - .. - ____ I _ -_- IL\\L14 i 1.1,. ----- CA • /Aç. F I -- _ ____ - - i ____ ~4 ig_c# ZiPi _ - - vl and captain of the Wolverines, they won only one game and / -' i- -_ Pw , pre ous two seasons, when they were undefeated. Chuck . S 111111— Amtrican center But in a speech at the Pro Football Hall of ~ _____ JFame in 196,. Congressman ford revealed that lie as Er:-:-' •Y '- % offered lro contracts t both the Dc roil Lions and Green Limz~ ________ - Bay i'acers , in 1935 - a' $200 a game. lie opted fo r Yak- law iR~ -______________________ - --: Y school " Q. I' m interested In Howard (osell lie has remarkable ________ • recallo(informgtlon - but so cocky. Can you tell me -- -— ____ -.- -_ -_ --_ _________________ anything about Cosell's war record? I sort of he was a 4I F or worst. - R.J. OklahomaCity. Okla. Howard recalls vividly that he enlisted in the Army right -after Pearl Harbor as a buck private and within two and a ________________ . hall years after going to officers candidate cchool in the -_-_-_-_ _____ Transporlation Corps, was amaJor.Hew.as it, cagof ._•••_ ._ -_ I._ ;J;5 •_ I _ ___ manpower at the New York Port of Embarkation in World __ ____ ______ ______ -. - - - ---------------- ---------- ------ -- - ---------- --------.War If but flyer went overseac -AC L Q. Can you explain the origin of the tie-ye-land pro toot6-POINT RACK U NBELIEVABLE ball team 's nickname? What method was used to select it BLUE WO1tM V OkLKS and in what year? — Robert If. Kelley. Sacnmento. calif. ... Buck killed in Georgia During World War II, when the All-America Confere ce For Tom Gordy . . . Herald Photo by Bob OrreH) was formed, the late Arthur (Mickey) McBride chose Paul ______ Brown, then in the Navy, to be the coach of a new Ckvelaid team. In 1945, a newsiiaper contest was held to choose a nam, !. An entry suggesting "'Pantheis- wai the winner. But it was di-scovered there had bt-en an old semi-pro team called the Cleveland Panthers. So the new coach vetoed the name. In the contest, the second mofi pipuIar name had been TALI.AJJASSEE -- The white and weed growth and to prevent Odom said, 'The Commission lOCfltCd in the Myahka State "Browns after the head man William S. Thompson of amur or grass carp will have any possibility of the fish IS responsible for the fresh Park near Srasota to year Euclid. O•. got a $1,000 bond for suggesting t, and they were more room in which to prove escaping or being removed to water aquatic life in Florida round fishing from the bank. thereafter the Cleveland I) 0 II ii I w 'aring a ffl itself and at the same time other waters, and while we hope the white The lake was first opened in My Q. son played football In college br Don Corycil, now allow fishery biologists an Prior to the Clear Lake study amur Is capable of handling late summer under limited and of the St. Louls, -ardinals, and he tells me that Is the opportunity to study both the the research program has been some oil the tremendous aquatic controlled coaditions after originator of the "I' formation. Will you confirm or deny advantages and disadvantages limited to plastic tanks of man vegetation proglemns we feel it being closed for almost a this? - Don hedges. San Leandro, Calif. ,.. of the weed eating fish in a Impoundments and lakes At is necessary to have a complete quarter of a century. Mojon denied. Tom Nugent devlwd the modcr-n "I 1949 natural mrrounding. the present time powwwAon or study end all pos3ible answers The Commistilicri delayed a t VMI, and it was soon copied successfully at so çie Dame According to action taken by release of the white amur is before (he program advances action on fl request to establish by t1he late Frank Leahy, ut met, ffjrijje~ the tfic quarterback atW three backs — unlike ill(- three cur- the Ganx. and Fresh Wattr prohibited in Florida escept I" frorn the area of re.warch study a Wrd sanctuary at Port St. rentiv in vogue But, get this, Bob Zuppke of Illinois who Fish CommLmion at a meeting the rerch study program. to one of vegetation Contoi." I IJCIC In St. Luck County for s I ' u - \i 1 1 14 .J, L. \t Ut I all,iIij±.i fflu ting ILf Uit t ,ilwitiun itid studynu fl,t Loll iu.1uru il.so ard attack in 1(sl4 experimental grass carp study to accelerate an aquatic the Commission also approved, the proposed sanctuary area, UI have a baseball signed by Babe Ruth which I receised will be expanded by The wildlife board reviewed stocking vegetation control program on the purchase of a tract of land personally from him In 1929. Could you estimate its worth the amur in Clear Lake a 147 and De er Point approved a program for the Lake in Bay County adjacent to the J. W. Corbett Aa ron surpasses Ruth lhorneruns.wimny tod v. If IlankA acre lake, heavily infested with and baseball lessen in valu~Lake Wales in Polk County. Wildlife Management Arra in conservation of energy and , ' aquatic vegetation, Clear Lake fintli waters were svggested Palm Beach County for public' i esot.rces. the program Is ' F ¶ 1 1 I Ill I a I' f ( pt 1 Ptl! fl' 1 141 4 \ r Ii I U I ( hi t arp t 1 t).Al sliuijd uc 2,uu: My authority for this statement is San of L)sde City, areas but were rejected by be made by the Florida Power energy conservation with the Frinz'jsc1reclaurabi-ur Hill Munro, whos on record as offerTtc' commission n lion ("iriiJfli,Irjli due 14) the anti i.ttIt (on1ptrl ii e:• least fricitl!c curtailment of U1L s1U00 (II NO 15 WhII'B its 'trtICk by Itank Aaron stipulated thatthe program will recreationalusesuiLake change for power line right of essential projects or prograuLs Wales tmro d1a 'b continue s to liea biological a nd study e wz Deer way easement across a portion of wildlife ronservaflan. th tcr fiowage of plastic case. Mys. Mr. Niederbeerger. the value of . to determine if the weed eating Point Lake. Both waters have of (lie wildliti area. your ball will not decrease btcue "Ruth is one of In final action the Cornmortals and no one will repIac him," Now find someone who fish is capable of controlling vegetation probrns but were Ite Commission also voted to mission established the dats 'ollects baseballs. vegetation and the effect of the not considered by the Corn- open tower Myakka lake andlocationofthenext meetingamin and its habits ui the mission as the beet possitik I I eedoica! balance of a natural tudy arca vi '-rn 4 - .- 62 - _____ - * Tom Okker .' -- ___ ___ -- :' ___ - .,: THE NFL AND NIXON -, "I tennis tournament . . . - -: P it Stop _____ The racing season is coming to a close at all the area tracks as the cold weather Is creeping In on us. This week at Barbervllle iind Jacksonville the season came to an end as each track had their Late Model thampionship. At &rberville 25 cars lined up for the 50 tap feature with Bobby Johnson and . Carl Tyler holding the poles. As the cars thundered down the track banging Into each other as they were maneuvering it h-, was Tyler taking the lead with Will Cagle In second. During the fIrst 30 laps it was Tyler pulling out to a quarter lap lead I as second pace was a battle between Johnson, Cagle, Gardner, Chip and Curtis Crider and Larry Flynn. A real battle went on between tether and son as the Criders ' ran door to door Ford against Chevy seasoned pro against rookie with the old man prevailing. The elder Crider _______________________________ , Weed Eating Fish Test Scheduled Call or Drop By And Ask - _- -_ , 4 I5 - ft5'3 fl i;rlt s5 Ms*sy Qmd,rs. WtIt5 tI Tbe VII, 5-ti$n OIdt,TRt that he 16fu51 VF11 tj *lPNSI SiPt êØ tf'11t'19 WUt5*J - INSURANCE - A - , s ge _____ ____ ____ 3233866 EN A'. 1 I I P RADIAL TIRES - - HOW'D LAKER THAT! by Alan Mover __________ --_________________ was also tionoreciastiie points ctiamptonfor the 1973 sea. After a restart on the 31st lap due to a spin out by Rod EuJenfield, Cagle found the groove he had heen looking for and started making up ground on Tyler. By the 40th lap be I had passed Tyler and was on his way to th t checkered flag. 1l R3sh (Tyler's teammate) also overtook Tyler to ta ke second place. Tyler finished third with Ray Gardner taking foorth. Paul Crown took fif th and Curtis Cider came in sixth . The heats were won by Bobby Johnson and Carl Tyler. The hobby class heats were won by Joe Faircioth and Lewis Green, In th e feature Joe once again took th e checkers a.s[AnberghlowardandCecflLewiswererightonhlsbumper for second rind third. Sanfords Chris Dellarco lost another transmission. Rick Graham was still out with a blown motor and Hearid Sargent also was out with motor trouble. Cur t lson finished fourth in his heat and was In the top 15 in the feat'ire. At Jacksonville the season ended with a benefit race (or the Beaches Area Boys Club. A pair of 50-tappers were run with Rance Phillips winning the first race as be beat out Wayne Shugart and Jack Nolan, Tiny Lund finished fourth. Sports car great Peter Gregg in his first test of the Southern dirt tracks finished 14th. In the second race of the day Wayne Snugart came (toni the back of th e pack to win ov er Tommy Higgins and Phillips. At Ocala Leon Gault won the first heat in his Lake Mary based Anglia and then took a st'ond in the feature, Don = Hatchr won the mini-stock feature. Norman Turner another the lake Mar)' stars, had the misfortune of wrecking his second straipht car Into a total loss. Grad' Pickle, Garvin"hlardln and David Swagart aLso mace the trip to Ocala. Cecil icwIs won inc tioroy reature over Lindberg Howard. Paul Crown took the late model feature with J.D. Lewis finishing second. The races at Ocala are run an Sunrlp', Afternoon startinu at 2'110 y [he revolunhiona,-y tire distance and freeway driving - ___ - GUARANTEED _______ _____________ F*f4g,Mila; ALL SIZES AVAILABLE ____________ J _ M cROBERTS TIRES Sanford . 322-0651 - /) 8FC4I!F - - ,r - / 7/ j CAW~ I -. - di'6' A - - ' - .1 Z1510 ' - - • 64/L - 5f'afm,y4,f3' W146 4q,qfp )f ; - ''&'5, a''7XF 9 A#fIlro -- , I - - --:-. -4' '- - -- ' -'-.i clRa, /1101 Mlii 4 49-/zr "i 1CM1 ANI .. 4114 - i-i AU 44t*Z -" -- JOHN DICKEY INC. 405 W. First - (( Car designed for long U IN - BRIDGESTONE 0 I to 24 U _I, Th e New STEEL ( - • Panther attack with 13.2 ppg. "The nost five games could Greg Love is next with 13, be the toughest five game followed by Winston Davis at stretch on our schedule" , 12.2, and Mike Ricketts with 9.5. Arnold said. I About lake. The decision to expand the According to Commission siLtC amur reoe,errli progrdm U Chirman lkiwanl C1m of followed a morning of — ur;pp,, ti- r'.-rt1ot th2t dun':tze'i go OPUN AT 93 . 12 - 00 SOZII to the project both the vantagt.s and u will maintain a careful ste-dy poiMedarge,shouldth,efjsh U LOWMONTHLY BLAIR AGENCY and cIoe srveil&'c In record e a1Ioed to PAYM TS.• , . spread t Un!1iP5 lfl both water qu;ihtv e ij.nr'i. a.t' - , John Dicke y Look for one aging NFL quaru'; back who s sUpposed to be. through to seek re)uvenaiiun ml and when (lie new Wand League gets oft the ground. - - is By Carl Vanzura fr Cage Squad ,.,, • ¶ Parti ng shot: A 'quarterback' sneak? . A BSU ds the University of Alabama at points, followed by Greg Love Huntsville 6745. In defeating and Doug Branson with 12 Belhaven and Mor,tevallo, points, and Jon Boydstun and 'Saithern captured the Mon- Tone)' Hunter wIth 9. Coac'i tevallo Tipoff Tournament title, Arnold said of the Tennessee' the first team besides the host Wesleyan game, "Our victo:. squad tot.ake the crown lnthe was they type of team effi-:t tournament's four year history. defensively and rebound in: Defense has been the key in that we strive for. We feel that each of the four victories, as the with tough defense ano good Panthers are limited their rebounding that we will score to less thcn 53 points enough to win." per game. "Team defense had 'Southern ran into an been our major emphasis since aggressive hot shooting began Coach Arnold University of Alabama at . - has been Huntsville said. "Our team team No. 28, but held willing to work in practice on on for a 67-53 victory. "We defense, sometimes at the thought wc were going to break expense of offense, and we're the game open a couple of Lines beginning to find out how im. but UAH never qit and got portant it to winning." very tough late in the second Offensively, the 'Southern half," Arnold said. "They are a attack has been very balanced well coached team and will be with four players averaging tough to beat at home." over nine points per game and The Panthers conc!ude their the team registering almost 65 pre-Chrtstinas schedule with a points per game. Sanford & SJC game in Mobile against South star Larry Kearse is pacing the Alabama. - - downed Ilk Nastase of Honuinla, 6-3, 6-4 and won the .. _= men's first prize of 17,200 in the Dewar Cup tournament, while Virginia Wade of Britain topped American Julie Heldman 6-2, 36, and 7-5 to take the women's singles title in an internatlon4 __________ ________ _____ '. ' ea - - - - fir Call Fcstsre 111s4kst. p L l — '~ . k M . _____ - -'-- - '-. -- r -' - * - - .2? There ' -e shoppers by the öre a JOn For gifts for their loved ones And finding only frustration Home, weary from shopping And feeling distressed They suddenly remember That Want Ads do it best They'll find toys for the children . ___________ — r 1. ! ThNNIS ________ ______ '- /A it' •. Etwood Johns, Flint. Mich. When the ice President designate was a senior in i934 ________ pound test line u,,' I Q. Can you tril me something about Gerald Ford as a foottall player at Michigan? I understand he was a center. - r-- s . ... On 25 - t ' it" _____ - —-=- - Lj . - Charles fired a seven-un. _______ der-par total of '106 to take the $30,0tX) City of Auckland Golf ___ Tournament by one stroke ovr ____ Walter (;odfrey. -- The man likely to go first in the pro football draft isn't on many All-American rosters because huge defensive tackle Ed Jones plays at little known Ten nessee State. The likely o. 2 choice is also from the same school terrific linebacker Wayman Bryant. y. PINEHURST, S.C. — Millk llarber turned back rookie Ben Crenshaw with a two-over-par total of 570 and won the $100,000 top prize in the World Open. -,. ' . ~__ k -- __ - ! BIRMINGHAM— Birmin- The rest of the scoring shows coach. (This is t e same man turf and t is $ood for gham-Southern's basketball Tony McWeay at 6 ppg, Toney who, it was reported, refused everybody ~nvolve Mean- te 1 jumped out to four Hunter at 4.2., Doug Branson to allow a visiting team to while, the players suffer skin straightwins in what former with 3.7, Skip Urling at 4, borrow his kicking tee be- scrapes, heat prostration and and cause they might mind out the creepy feeling that they Lyman Cage Mentor head Butch Williams with 2 ppg. In that this tee was bigger than shouldn't spit on the field Coach Murray Arnold called his their victory over Tennessee the rules allowed.) cause it is so much like their best start ever at 'Southern. Wesleyan, 'Southern played one The Panthers have recorded of their finest games to date. victories over Belhaven College The Panthers dominated every ____ 57-55, the University of Mon. phases of the game in their tevallo 60.55, Tennessee impressive 75-45 triumph. sa Shorties I - - 1 Cs getting close to Christmas _And all through the streets The People are bustling in Search of holiday trat ____ Larry Kearse - __ 11 - . The lar-;t channel hris reported many a day was landed b) L. Wren of Daytona near the Rocks betwee 1 Marineland and St. Augustine. Wren's big one was 47 Inche • long with a girth of 28 Inches. The monster was estimated at over 80 pounds and the angler really had his hands full Playing him on 25 pound test line, according to Wayne Brady at the "Fishing hole" Bait and Tackle Shop. Wayne also tiadword ofaspartish mackerel taken from th Main Stree t Pier. Thousands of bluefish taken on plugs was the word from Merle Keller, operator of the pier, and any spot on the pier seemed to be its good as the next. The blues have been hitting Practically all day long and late afternoons big whiting art taking peeled dead shrimp along with Some pompano. Sheepshead up to seven pounds have also been Landed this week. Inlet harbor reports no (xats out since Sunday due to the bad weather but Saturday and Sunday passengers on the snapper boats had a ball. Inc "nov WhIte 2" had a total of 150 red snapper, 1 grouper, and five nnberJacks Saturday and on Sunday, 50 snapper, six of the big jacks, plus plenty of trlggerflth and black '- e-a bass — LETS GO FISHING! ç -- ____ - Nixcri NEW YORK - (NE/i) More recently, the Pitts- living room carpet. "Come over and meet my ifg. President Nixon, in Georgia bt'rgh Steelers accused the The idea o water and friend Dick Nixon." recently on what apparently Oak and Raiders of devious house brings us back to the ; is the start of a Comeb ack "What else should I know at- tactics. For example, such an President, a long-time foot- about tempt from him?' Nixon said his Waterhouse ingenuous fellow as Mean Joe ball fan. A telling anecdote of urgently:' troubles, said (possibly josh Greene was appalled to dis- how all k this fit.,; tnuthar WRS ' 'Guard," sdjd Kahn. "rimybe I siiuuid nave a cover vaseline on Raider written by Roger h'ahn, in his "Football Dodgers. 1946. ta k with Norm Van Brocklin linemen, the easier for him to recently published book. . Good blocker." and (hid out how tie did it.' slip off of them. "how the cattier Was" : Kahn said Nixon's head The President was refer' dded to this horror- was Kahn and a friend, Vie 'erketj riced in a nod, and Nixon ring to Coach Van Brockhin's the intimation by a Steeler Obeck, a one-time pro foot- p I'm really leadership in taking the center that the ball he was ball player, had spotted pleased to "Vic, shake your hand Atlanta Falcons from a about to snap for an at- Richard Nixon at a table in and we were just wondering record of 03 to 6-3 at that tempted field goal was defi- Toots Shore s in Manhattan in here why forthe city doesn't do ItN time. But the way things have ate - The Raid ers had snuck the mid-1960s, when Richard more NYU sports. They been going generally in the a dead bird into the earn" its' iye;n ....... nit 4sf flit" w uui,c,I a new ha3Ket• • • .-'..uIas "JitJuui League charged. "... Nixon waved from a MN and the ,,,,..L.... ..-. I arna" Watlnthouci 7:,, "a i., use cue rresi - rs,rfler, writef .--' "i'!'. ' -1c . the ri- iaeat ssould not want dent, has Obeck beamed, said Kahn. also had problems was waving at everybody to know. Not that Van with "I remem ber you with the the courts lately. There then." Kahn admits to being a old Brook I n football Brocklin used perfidious were se veral suits some little tipsy and introduced Dodgers." sikl ' Njxon 0 - methods but who can be sure still pending - that involved himself to Richard Nixon, ! of .1 nvthtn, anymore'! "le;Ill)"' said Obeck'' pIuvcr, who C1I.IFICd coaclit's and (lown . For, at about the moment and trainers with devious aceyes brightening. "Nixon greenly," President Nixon was puffing tivities, like forcing them to said Kahn. smiled "Several lawyers "'cs sir," said Nixon, up the Falcon feathers, there play when hurt b, giving in '"you were a great blocker. his party glared. was more troublesome smoke them pain-killers. he most ' I never forget the way you "1 wonder if you'd say rising from his favorite spectacular case was that of hello to an admirer of yours, blocked for Ace Parker." reservation: one of the Wash ex-Charger Houston Ridge, who is athletic director at Kahn writes: "Obeck's ington Redskins, a certain who coll ected $300,000 in a NYU?" said Kahn. bright eyes glazed. Ace George Burman, was saying court settlement. 01 course, Nixon said Parker laed in the 1930s. that a good portion of his Perhaps the most bally- "through the green smile." Obeck b or ed for a passer r teammateswas taking illegal hooted NFL-governmental "Hey Vie,' called Kahn. named Glenn I)ohhs" , pe pills, -i conflict occurred over local eorge Allen, heretofore television blackouts of home Nixon's favorite football games. Congress passed a bill ~vl`~ coach, was reportedly stun- this fall which pe rmits home ned by this charge. Possibly, teams with sellouts to have he was joshing. t was Allen, their games viewed locally. after all w who became' The c tlt)5 (ought it, thus in.--,-,i , notorious for maneuvering cur-ring the cross-eyed wrath " draft lists, injury lists and or- of fans who could not get a " dering lake center snaps (as ticket to a home game (unless ' I-,. I—$ e.._..... &,u ...s u. ssaa oequcalneu one?. I'hhludelt;e added pep pills to his list? phia owner Leonard lose 3. Earlier In t e season, an. was so disturbed that he L. stood ._- _________ 0 -i--,.- -. -'.t. TI- 6.--:-- hac.a - FISIIINGREPO}(r A nd NFL Sunday, Dec. 9,1973-13A Paragons Of Virtue? fis h :J Wi6uii, disk jockeys from radio staUo WHOO. Orlando, found specks biting good at Hiley's Camp and brought in 29 while David llilev and roger l3ahan iii anothur boat took 17, Average catches on Lake Jessup are running 20 to 23 per boat while some of the "old-timers" are getting even better strings. The fish are all good size about three4ourths of a pound each. Fred Sweet at the "Fishing Hole" Bait and Tackle Shop tells of plenty of big specks being caught by Deacon Coleman in the main channel of Lake Monroe in front of Holiday Inn. Other anglers are beginning to find them at Mullet Lake. Trollers are having good luck Grassy Point in the lake with the yellow Bee tle-Spin lure replacing the white as th e top lure. Many are being taken on the yellow and black 'Pot. Gut" jig also. In addition to the many fine catches of speckled perch taken around the bridge piling 3everal good bass have bccn caught by anglers working the atcrs near Osteen Bridge Fish Camp this week. Torn Gordy scored with a seven and one-bait pounder and one of four pounds Tuesday, both on the b!u? b:tic hKc '€ii y .uwikd (L* a six and one. t'nlf plus a three pounder with live shiners for bait. Another nice one o over five pounds fell to Skip Forsgate on a plastic worm. FRESH WATFR ask . t ..i With uOiL. . Don Smith at Use Seminole Sporting Goods Store listed a beautiful catch of sea bass for L. C. Smith, Paul Graham, and Jim Brown. The trio landed 26 of the bronze battlers using "Trout-fouls tipped ith shrimp while fishing near Port, Canaveral. The largest one weighed in at 28 pounds, the entire string averaged 14 pounds per fish. Two days of trout fishing in Mosquito Lagoon nroduc catches of 61 and 52 respectively for 'floppy" I1opkin .8 Jimmy Williams with the TT-23 Mirrolure plug doing the Job, according to word from the Plaza Sports Shop. Thesamepairtben tried surf fishing and came up with hl,,,, and one channel Dac Wells and wife landed a total of over 180 blues in a couple of days of s ur f fishing near th e old coast guard station on the weekend. Blues iwe hitting well on spoons with the "Crocodile" and the "Limper" both taking their share as well as mullet bait. We understand th at a road has been opened for Some two miles past the coast guard station but Is only passable for b • - ----------- -u f"r wi !r!ve •..•. short wheel Is so small that other cars might not he able to make t. Ore - V%0411 U -. narkini' nrr IU sw-f. The new tr ail Is near the Lagoon where th e old dock Ir Hsiy t! . -- - I - - ' 11 . 7 . I J,, .zirne of the lucky huriki b being withheld until u. pui issue oi beer xrtaznen of America hits the ,iews stands. The cover of the magazine will feature this 62 j -ia tuk. On the local scene, Gene Holcomb downed a spike buck on private lands east of Sanford, and Joe Lazare got a hog and a deer in the Ocala area. Merritt Island duck hunters are having a problem with the steel shot which is required by the management. The hard pefletts are ruining gun barrels and many people are putting away their expensive weapons In favor of cheap singlebarrels for their duck shootlr.g. Even with the steel-shot handicap, the area is thawing plenty of hunters as clucks are there by the hundreds, Locally, teal and black ducks are in good supply along with some mallards. On the Wekiva River George Cheney reported several doe deer seen this week but only one small buck. Squirrel hunters are finding a fe but ducks have not been seen in any great numbers. -.-- A - .• - : ,- The Saul d Herald Georg i a, -,~_n_t7-1 i'-_' Th e 1 SALTWATER SCENE The national "big deer" contest, apznsored by the magazine Deer Sportsmen of America, will und&ubltedly be on by the tremendous trophy taken recently in Monroe ( ' unty.Ga.Thedeerfjelddressedat7pountha, , JcarriJ rack containing 62 points which sets a new sthe record for Georgia. Many people who have seen the antlers at Dick Dove's Taxidermy Shop find the stature of this animal unbelievable; the total weight being estimated at better than 340 pounds. Hunters in the party tboug'it they were going to have to cook and eat the big iellow in the woods as it seemed almost an impossibility to carry him o'. When they finally succeeded in bringing him In, he was t'camlned by blolcgists 01 the state. They classified Ili,,, as non-typical white tailed deer, about three and one-half-years. old. Even though 62 points of over one inch can be counted on the rack, several more had been broken off due to his many battles with other bucks in protecting his territory. The party reported an even bigger deer sighted on this trip and rumor has It that they are In the process of outfitting a safari to penetrate the Jungles of Central Georgia in hones of - çe ______________________________ ___________________ çi1flfl POTSHOTS - - -_.i.4 ----s 62 2 • .- . - ' ..-- ' -- - - -- �_ --:' I . -- . - _ - - - r 2 L - ______ ___ *- - "Qd ~~~~ 0 ~ __ 27- ~ #'~~---ji~:-:. T - . -.-+._,W~ . :-r--.#A ----- r - ----- .. -- - ••_ I ia - - = W" --.__.V .-. I ; L "L;: --- --- - 14A - The Santord Herald -- A !_I _.a.---- 11 .'--- 0 .: . 3_. . . s.-. ___J --,.___• .. _.. ... ___ - ---.- - -. 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P,* , , IAf I t ~.9 r1 I Z i.. ,.,,P`?" 0 1; -V at -H1:00iii,110, 11 Ieq styling with or without cu11 o ton H l 1.-s - A Aft ___________ - . ____ r. - ______ I4a ', __ - . __ -- - . _'ti ' i$ v - - T 1 - -' - .., a '7' ,4 - _____ --' f' -.#-. . - M .- - 5 - - obertson - -- t [Li teS I - - i •....:... .. iftia_:!i~ ~_ ~__ ~~ de e Assorted solids in sizes 30-42 arries G. E. - 5 Reg. 15 Sale 12" $ .-: ::: :-;•,-.-:-: ..... ... . I biteasted in assorted patterns ... . :- .-; . .....---:.-., - '' flog. 47.95. Tcxhurized polyester ,'.ith lO1Jfdf'f oale P *0 LA\'J1l ..t. - 11 4. Bec ( mii4 die Reg. $11. Pull-or, pants of polye5lor with flare loo ~lyliflq lq black, navy. white. parchment. red, t!t:t. a .1- 3 heather t'r..' average 8-20, tall 10-2U I ,\ " c , -. Mrs. Linda Brewer, of Green, selections and accompanied father, the bride chose a formal Miss Cynthia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curt is soloist, Robert Rella, of length princess style gown of Atlanta, Ga. served her sister white velvet with jewel neckline as matron of honor. She wore a fl J. Green, 129 Aldean Drive, Gainesville. I' t...4/ A £I. V -. S -t II ._-e .' uno S Sanford and Gregory Edward i.nurcn occoratiuns mezuovu disti Ions be1l-shi1.ed r0glait £OTmaI .cngt1 go.1 Holton, son of Mr. and Mrs. two altar arrangements of sleeves. Tiny velvet buttons blue velvet, styled similar to Andrew S. Blount, 36 Needles while d1sies, yellow mums, trimmed the back of the gown the bride a and carried a bouquet of blue cornflowers, DrIve, Orlando, were united in pink carnations and blue which extended into a train, om ri Her veil of silk Illusion was plink carnations, white daisies, Holy Mat.imony, Nov. 21, 173 babies breath in white vases, Of ow mums and Ivy with royal ll palm and se cured by a headpiece of white ye at 9 p.m. in the First Baptist flanked by potted Church, Sanford. Officiating three branched brass can- fur and she carr1d a cascading blue ribbon streamers. Bridesmaid and matron were I 1, #x i.44-4cIergy-nuar at the doth!e-ring 'a'lahrz. Family pew were tm!tIet nf whitt' mums, yellow i and red roses with Miss Denise Blount, Orlando, 1, with white satin ribbon daisies, pink the marked ci t te j candlelight ceremony was ' E '- -' ' • I '-1- '-aAl.If" .'.ø" - ' 1 Yair jv . .zr r UII& J.S/ t, 'r j Mrs. Marvin Milam, organist, each window was adorned wi th pendant that has been worn by Rhorda Green, Tampa, sisterMlsss Linda Ann Yoings, those of the honor attentant ctv.n generations of brides In in-law of the bride Their gowns presented an appropriate two candles daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred and fkwers were Identical to Given in marriage by her her family. Robert A. Tuttle Sr. ser5-ed program of nuptial mus i ca l ~ those of the hrior attend4iut, Y.uns, 912 Uvar Iike i(ouI, iti son as best man arid usherBest man was Robert Rella, .$ Apopka and Robert Allen Tuttle groomsmen were the groom's Gainesville and usher. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert two brothers, Jack and Gary Miss 1 Allen Tuttle Sr., 1929 Ham. Tu t tle. groorusmen were Vance R D.C. • Blount, Orlando, brother of the merlin Ave., Orlando, were The br ide's mother cI-iose a groom and J. S. Carson united in Holy Matromony, green velvet dress with matJamieson, Gainesville. Nov. 8, 1973 at 7:30 p.m. in the cIting accessories and corsage W i The bride's mother chose a Altamonte Community Chapel. of yell3w roses, The groom's I i . fl r-length gown of blue oo Officiating clergyman at the mother wore an orange crepe 0-ndleli gh d ployester crepe with matching candlelight, double ring and chiffon dress with gold jacket and a corsage of yellow ceremony was the Rev. Wayne braid trim and a white orchid Miss Susan Marie Brooks mums The grooms's mother became the bride of Donald E Smith assisted by the Rev corsage =-____________ wore floor length gown of pink Clayton Robertson, Nov 17, Clarence Gruesbec, uncle of Grandmothers Mrs Ellen polyester wi th lace bodice and the bride from Glendale, Calif. Van Camp and Mrs A D. 1973 at 2 p.m. at the Pinecrest =- corsage of pink mums w Baptist Church, Sanford -. Mrs Betty Tucker, organist Tuttle, OsC white carnation bride's The rilaterodi Officiating clergyman at the presented an appropriate corsages to complement their Ii 0 Solid COk)tS . 01s - I 11.41, _ .W Sale 3395 Reg. 39.95. Single breasted turizI.?d polyester blazer Notch collar, center vent in handsome of women's pants. __ f :-: - _. 11~_, __ Save 15% on select group 1k.. 4 I 3 Ceremony Cynthia Green Pa ge lB I W I . 935 it ........ We&69 0ek Sale Reg. S14. Misses lull length rob' of nylon tricot Fiishion colors -. men's pant tops. 1120 11 on Save ..:.: Women 's Save 15% on women's Ladies' robe sale. ,:I.-00.V."..Pe. -.-,. :-;-X.-~0 :*;;.,%~:%:::.,:::::.:.*.,.,."., .....'.: * *-, "..~.. " . . " . I. 0 I j. S - .. J : .1 Sunday, Dec. 9, 1973 - 11 . __ IF V - - e .. - /---- ~ .j,._. - -•(- - -_ - - A -0 ~ T * ~~ _---___- . /~_ .. .-,---' - . d a 9 C_ _:,_ _ ~_ - - - ________ - t____. ____ T ;' . - - •. . . i_ juts___ - ,' #: I .; - ~ :_ ., % - --S Iniony was the Rev. Kenneth -y . Holt. Mrs. Holt, organist, - : presented appropriate nuptial selections for the Ceremony. . The bride is the daugNer - .,I ~A__ . .. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Brooks _Barbara Dr., and % _.~ -n 6 the son of Mr. and groo. 1.1k 1 _ Mrs. J. C. Robertson, Route 3, I all of Sanford. "4' -Church decorations included length gown of candlelight punch bowl. Miss Sherry Calvert was in charge of the basket arrangements of white bridal satin featuring a high book. The reception was gladioli and lavender, yellow neckline and long sleeves. Her bride's co-ordinated by Mrs. DIflall and white daisy mums with I Cathedral length veil of nylon lliams. white satin bows, flanked by tulle was attached to a head. Wi The couple left for a wedding potted palms on either side. A' piece of matching satin and seed pearls. She carried a trip at Walt Disney World and Stratgllt kneeling bench and Colonial bouquet of yellow and their new residence is in WhIte' aisle carpet : bronze muma, red roses, baby's Altamonte Springs. The bride and family pews marked by breath and greenery with long teaches Home Economics at white satin ribbon bows. Given in marriage by her AX ____ satin ribbons streamers. Mllwee Middle School a nd tihe F Matron of honor, Mrs. Brenda groom teaches Physical father, the bride wore a formal Parker, sister of the bride, was Education and is Assistant length gown of white silk ; attired in a fornal length gown Coach at Seminole Junior organza featuring a high rise easy A-line with VenLse lace of gold crepe with brown velvet College. guests included effects and bib front. Matching vest and gold braid trim. She Oit-of carried Colonial bouquet of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tuttle, of lace t.rinuned the cuffs of the Grand Rapids, Mich.; Miss full Bishop sleeves and tiigi' mixed Fall flowers, Bri desmaid and matron were Audrey Cardy and Charles collar and edged the full Miss Laren Tuttle and Mrs. McClintic, Takoma Park, Md. hemline fl ounce. The waistline - - Cindy Tompkins. Their gowns and the Rev. Clarence Was tCIrC1Cd by a satin sash --chable Chapel train with de ta and flowers were iden tical to Gruesbeck, Glendale, Calif. ___ Edged inVenlselace. Completing her ensemble, • -. -_-- ________________________ MRS. DONALD CLAYTON Miss Brooks wore a triple tier -v ... Nee Susan Marie Brooks. finger finger tip veil of imported silk 1-1 ------- -- illusion falling from a Venise companied soloist, Mrs. Alice The reception site was Sandy Ann Nethon. The chapel was decorated Cove Apartments, which was with floral with arrangements of yellow decorated and bronte mums and greenery arrangements and decor in the of bronze and gold. * , in tall white wrought iron fall colors Mrs. Pam Coble cut and containers and three can• saved the wedding cake and : delabra with white tapers. Given in marriage by her Mrs. Darlene Cabral and Mrs. father, the bride wore a formal Gail Longi) presided at the - : \e ______ . . ____ - MW I . . -- -- -- -. - -- .- ta - . No. uui pav ,7 ~, nen's sleepwear. ~,*. friwplt_~ ifi - fm t .. --.,AW ,- ; .. V .~ _IT Z 4? ; 4 . ,~ I : ~ I .. - *. !, . ..~ ._~ a .~ I % j I I , \ '. VijLg I ~. - N~_ '- _. &,I _ : ~ - ft ) A I Sale Req. 3 for 52. FI \ rnmii . 1 3 150 r i e s. - -_ )88 1881 48x84 . c263 a 1Q 88 I r' - - i _j k - V ,.-,~ 1 - , *1 424' •Royon and acetate Sale ,-e~'!~,~ -~;Im~,~;4;~j . 1;..J`_-_ - . ia ':' I Reg. $15. Executive attache case with fab,ic lined ntcr't deep pocket file Recessed push but ~YY'wt,q. . ... / ' A I . 6I. 4- - Sale 3 87 Req. 4.50. Fancy diaper sets. 11 ii-51•r cotton trimmed with lace Available in assorted sohw. chvc.s m prints, SILOS 1. 1 I~-F - \ >12> ~ T/ II S 1' ~~ P. _ - , -.- ..-*--- 5)- - / -- _ _..-_ '1 - , we _____ ____ . I L....j - ~I - - '.-- ' . -- - - - _________________ - '- ----- . - VW . '. ; ______ - _____ Bnk _________ 11 _ - - ______________________ - . - I 5 , - '-'--r I -- 5- - ______ - - -- , - hI - - - - ,,,,,, IUIfj -_. - 1 - . T-_-_ TE - I -_ -' -_ - -y - - - -- - - . - th 5 y MRS. ROBERTALLENTUTT1EJR. - - - - - - It - -., cesrles eeLindaAnnYoUflgS . - - - - - -- - r b -' - - '- .5 H (h _. - I _______._ I (.1 S .0 Sale 338 Sale 340 i In patent leather with leather lining and , Req. S4. infant creepers. Of poiyI. c)Il' Willi ';lt.r. 5 . I culr-. Si's e t. i 4 print r. 3 Ernbri- ,rr. - .s bl,-ww of polyest-r"collon - 4-6*. reg $4 Sale 3.40 ______________ - Reg. J.9, y !an1 sleeper. i i i n retarØ1lr/ i , nu'dir t', i(_ - " ~ fT k' I Assrij, z.- ,/, q /i /.. , I / _. ,)` ~ , /. , ' ; ) " `" ,f , w#1! ,~, j , - 1 IL2 - ... i: -----.5 - -U ': - Sanford Civic Center, the director, Burt Perinchk1. paused backstage with two of the outstanding soloists , his wife, Hazel, right, and Evelyn Ilawel. The concert, presented by Seminole Mutual Concert Association, was the first endea vor of the newly formed chorus and ted wit - l Merry Christmas from Penney' 4,4 ,101 " JCPenney _1i 'til // /,~/~ . S !,~,~ ,'~ I Plaza Penney's Open 10 a.m. 9:30 p.m, Open Sunday 1:3OW'/ft Charge it at Sanford flj; -rj$[----. 1111 11111111011111111011011iTW1.N-nii ..r-W'"9'iwm--rW ' - . . .--. _,//o/1nhi f-/ / I - . !.. .5 ____ 5-. - - =__ - -S - - ., lkh,_ , .5 'erutnole Comniunit Chorus began tiandeis - , /H / ______ __ - 1LE .4a Sale 1680 Req. 21.00. Mers slip-on Leather orria- .-w __________-________ EIill]I Reg. 4.69. Infants layhion sleeper 6 , ",t,)fljin' 1i',' (l''l ..... .s r'1)r1,ti . 'rf ~ , ' v • I ; i-leg. $5 Long sleeve shirt. Lit po;1uS ?m'n Cottonse firm an acr rt' - -_- sj y l #! j r 425 &Z . - - ed a I ---- ___ - I A, - - • - - Reg. Si GIrls thtrtL In polyes!er/cotlur F3.'gfl colors Szs 7 - 4 Same sty1'. szc. 4-fi u' 2 59 Sale 2.20 ale - '- ; .5 . Sale 398 S - I!± / :-'\ -- I * - II . Iw ,,\ I - ___ " 0 0 - -- - . .1 '6 1." .l lfla k %~ ; :. - - Mys I I - . _______ II-, - q ~ - , .1 1k. - .. _ I .4;. . --.-.~ 7 oZ. _9 " , i l > . IS :; 4 / e ~ --F .o 4 1 't.I W,.L. I I " . I t r i *I .& 7 %, ' -, _" 0 . 1 9 '.-e'- % I 1 0 % .. L t)~ t . *. i4 l -'7ir i ,f J ;d1,.I S , 18 ' f •.t-f 0n ~ - 2 -_ b - 'r, ~,~ . & . .; .. -1 . I d A ~ - - . ~_ _,.* olI ,i o._ r -I . y= O i = ~ _ 7 . I~-4 4~ ~ - ,.~ ~ . ~ ---7' -. _ ~ I~ . I 1lli F - - - -I. I N _ 7 ~ -. .-n --_- ~ -_ ~ ~ -= = ~i [_" i I . I .~. _ _ - ~I& . I l ~ Ii k ~4 ~ - t; .4 1", -4 - . . !.- 1 )00 ii..T- '°" - _____________ .01~ with black patent accessories The reception site was and the white carnIation corsage : . Fellowship hail of th' Church. from her wedding bouquet. white Bible a gift from The couple left for a wed The bride's table was oer1aid room's moer Mrs Bob Strelt matron of with a white Lace cloth, over din trip to Washington, DC honor , wore a formal length la vender wi th white miniature and their new residence will Lx ' own ' f Id lace, Colonial bells, and white sattn bows on Ruute3, Sanford. The groom ls stylc with lavender velvet sash the skirt. The three tiered employed by R and E Tire Cb. wedding cake, topped with a and the bride is a clerk-typist at miniature bride and groom was ( 5) mumsw la v ender erc.a n Out-of-town guests rnclult 1 surrounded by lavender, yellow streamers Best man was Randy Nobles and white daisy mum and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wilson two. Mt. Vernon, Ind., Mr. and Mr. andservliwasusherswereBob greenery and flanked by Raymond Robertson, Myrtle double crystal candlesticks aiRl?' LJd.flflt! Beach, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Dell wi th lavender tapers. MISS Beth Whitten Fruit punch was served from Wade, Lake Wales, Fin.; Mr. the groom, was flo r g ir l. acrystal punch bowi along with and Mrs. Arvel Miles, was attir the rake, nuts and mints, Lakeland;Mr.andMrs.George repliC3OI he honor attendant's li ps, Suminerfield, Mr.and carried a basket of Lavender net rice bags tied Phil gown Bert S ylvester, Miami flower petals Chris Wliitten with white satin ribbon were Mrs Springs, Mr and Mrs Gars placed on a sther tray nephewf mW 0 Mrs. James Givens cu and Brooks and family, Tampa; served the cake and purin Mr. and Mrs. Tim Whitten, The bride's mother and Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Thelton bI k it fi or len lb were Mrs. Tim Whitten Carla Brooks. MISS Tonya Mishoe, Winter Haven and Mr. wi m atching c. Miss . Bo nton, and carnation cor- (,ivcnswaslnchatgcoftherlce Winter Park. sage.Thegroomsmotherwore ______________________ ' ,~ infants ' sleepwear. ____________ orsage of white carnations and corsage --- . - 1~-_ _~. Save on ou Save on diaper sets. - Lakeland, wore a floor length AIRS G GORY EDWARD HOLTON blue knit gown. The groom's Nee Cynthia Green grandmothers, Mrs. D. C. Smith, Leesburg, wore a floor Margare t Horn cut and served Miami, Fla. length gown of blue polyester the cake and pouring were Mrs and Mrs. J. A. Blount, A. C. Doudney and Mrs. James REIIFA&SAL DINNER Fruitland Park; chose a floor Lee, of Lakeland. Mrs. length gown of navy blue knit. Robertson Anderson, DeLand Following Ow rehearsal for All three grandmothers wore and Mrs. Lou Pasetti, Ruskin the Green-Hoiton wedding, the white mum corsages. pr esided at the bride's book groom's paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Following the ceremony, the table, overlaid with a white Andrew S. Blount, entertained reception was held at the linen cloth A siher bud '.ase members of the wedding party Sanford Garden Club building. held a single yellow rose. and family members with a The bride's table was overlaid Tracey Brewer, Atlanta, rehearsal dinner at the with a white nylon lace cloth, niece of the bride, attired In a Cavalier Motor Inn, SarJord. over ye llow and deci'.irated With blue velvet dress similar to the Arrangemerts of blue carthe attendant's bouquets. attendant' gowns, was in nations, yellow daisies, baby's Highlighting the table was a charge of distributing the rice breath, greenery and candIes three tiered wedding cake iced bags. graced the tables and the host in white, adorned with blue, For her going-away-outfit, and hostess presented the pink and yellow roses an4 Mrs. Holton, chose a yellow and bride-elect with an orchid topped with a small white silk polyester knit pant. corsage. arrangement of live flowers SIIJL. The couple left for a Others attending along with identical to the bridesmaids' wedding trip to Atlanta and the bridal couple were her bouquets. their newrzfrlence will be 1738 narents. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis The punch table was covered Mercy Dr ive, Or lando. The Green, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. with a cloth identical to the one bride is a special education Brewer, Altanta, Ga.; Mr. and on the bride's table and the teacher at Lockhart Jr. High Mrs. Curtis Green Jr., Tampa; floral arrangement was School and the groom is em. Miss Denise Blount, Vance composed of flowe rs similar to played at Montgomery Wards Blount,, and Mr. and Mn. t he others in a live branched in or lando. Wesley Blount a ll of Orlando. silver candelabra. Fruit punch Out-of-town guests came Royston, Keith Also was served from a cry stal bowl from MemphL4,Tenn.;Athrlta, Altamonte Springs arid from and all silver appointmen ts Ga.; Tampa. Gainesville, Lake Gainesvilie, Robeta B-ella, were used. Wales, Ruskin, Leesburg, Carson Jamieson, Mrs. Robert trs. Robert Carlson and Mrs. DeLand, Fruitland Park and Martin and Carol Hale. For trael1ng, Mrs Robert a floor length dress of pearl beige knit with matching son chose an apricot cokr I 11 - I .. . , is $ Reg. -1 ' S... - •Penr Prest ~_~ - _______ - 5.00.100 pct. Kodet pohester broadcloth. Penn-Prest fcr no-Iron care. Long sleeves, long legs. Sizes S-M.L.XL •...- - I. ROBERTSON . •Thermal foam backing '. , ._- __ -_-_;.-.-_---- - - ,)- (!\ A4 - . I I . .. ______ __= (other sizes ava ilable) I Sale P0 d .0%. It stockings In beautiful fashion shades a n d proportioned lengths - I J,_t r 11111011111 tj - 1!ri cir 1 _ less stretch nylon SLtfldltoOh \ d f-.I IM&A lk for I/ _.1 k ,_,. II . 0 ". lliI , M! If t,I 1. :I N N; / I ON ;4. 6* ~ llm_ . . -.-. -11 . . * 1 141. , I 1I ~_ . .___-II? _11t ~ ---I- -_ __ S Sale 3 br $3 ! tFit.-Lok og. 1.29 each. Elexxtra' Top pntiriose. Flexxtra' All Nud e Opaque panhihuse. or Flex ztra" All Sheer pantihose fl /, I I ~ "=' Insulated Penn Prest Pantihose sale uui -.. . _i - - h ' 4Y ~_ - - .) ' • ,. ;1Il I - 1 /111111._ _____ ,L)(,S . ALL MiOAR[)! An exciting ocean voyage sets the pace for exceptional entertainment in "Anything Goes," currently playing at Central 1' lorida Civic Theatre. Filled with drama, comedy, suspense and the iuulou rnuic of Cole Porter , the musical etraingania will continue Store Phone 3231310 -- -- -rr... - / ,/ .- ___._- -- - ~ __ ~ ~_ . ,~'.'r- - . ~j .~ -- - - V- -_ - . -_ - - __ - ~ _. -:_ - - - - - .- -_~ - -_ - ___ - --_ __ - - '- - ____ , ~_ - - - - -114 - -- - - -- �I .. !.__. - 2B_Thpc,n I U..-i4 r%4 - , -r %of I ? I. i1; : I Sunday, De coo N ancy 41 :; 7; I s - W~i __________ a, All About Dorothy Ltdirs , tt-M- .1.N from Z- Orlando's twenty-first wedding anniversary. Congratulati3ns and _. r-_ _________ I W E ro - - 'CawlilLCkaliek' . " J - I 4 - _____ - wishes to all. - - - + The ixt meeting of the North Orlando Garden Club will be Or held on December 13, at the Jane West, 171 homeofMrs., Hayes Drive Sanford. Cohostess for the meeting M. Joe Bush. Therewillbeashortbuslnes meeting followed by the club's annual Christmas Part). ____ ! ____ lizu. z •_______________ ;i Js .1 + - i, - - +-. -L_ :. -- ______________________ . ________ __ & ._.__i ii. wlKTr. cpRI\Gc.1I' : ?iovetnberT. there W+S a anaiaate s nm neiu Highlands Club House. it was ret the uua1 tYpe olpre- I I i — ''i_i * - __________________ - -L.1 - ui. ---- •. . - 1 0 - . . 4 ! ,. uiv ,., ,.,., &a.i us sivai. av nvwvu. There hai been. very little response in this area. Anyone meet the incumbents In a social interested in joining the parade atmosphere and to exchange u • , ,,t can con , 1r.u 14un1er a1 .ides F meeting Again, the only stipulation , (+I I d' 0:1 the'loat is dw size dtle to the of Wow running for dfice in the width of our city streets, Christmas Parsde route will Ia U be along SR 434 from Wade co ff ees and the like but toa llyf gathering where Street to Cortex Get there earl) ra and get a good view. The we all ciL eigm their views. Let's hope 16. next election that we will have Sunday, Dec. som€ place in the city where a ralb can be held There a desperate need for it Cub Scout Pack 196's regularly scheduled monthly meeting held on Nov. 21 at 7J P.M. at the First Baptist Church Mrs Goldia B k'in Activity Building in Longwood our -it Mrs. st e Hacienda was a resounding success. The president of th evening was "Genius Night" %illage Women's, Club and one and the annual Cake Auction of the founders of that washeld.TheAuionisusedas a means of raising funds to She has been on an extended recharier the Pack. vaca ti(Mto p North. She First the "Genius Night." spent UUL. iIu) fl*ting Each boy in the Pack is given a restsves and mends In Cof- piece of wood and asked to f Kan, ',, " make something with it. The 4.,1Ciu, Mo., %enita i's iye dijfereni aJJ, 4U134, Ol!UhI. categories. First place witiners She ttcnded club meetln2s in the fi ve categories were: did some sightseeing, and spent Most Useful , Jody Kuhn...Most rw%--d bit of time just ratching Ingenious, Jeff Zelley...Best r W orkmans h ip Brian GribMrs. Burge tod me she had a indelightful time but is very glad tnn...Most Artistic, Joel W r borne.. .Most Scient if ic, Charles to be back home. I know he many friends are glad to bave B =lawards given out were for Bobcat aI Wolf Badges and silver and gold arrows for ++ .' I, . I I ~I , -.. ; :.+. is _____ - m il 11) were IrLcthIMi Six new Weblos 10 W1COtfle two Robert Ford deserves special Very nict people to our cityrecognition for receiving his iiw are Lunme and Tht-tr.a Wolf &vlge and one geld and Friend. two sil ver arrows. Robert not Thel'ziend.smo*1here just ordydidhlsWolfachievements, twomonthsagobutalreadyare but 3O electives That isagood qui te nctivily involved in local deal o work for this young events. Mr. Friend, with a large mart T.J.Slade became a new assirA 1n has wife, has been WebtO and received Your ac very active in Cub Scout Pack tivity badges. Congrat ulations 196. , He is the assistant Cmblr. Larry Neafus a :natir ;m! on t!i' Pack, ,. pr.t-.iil autioneer from' the Con nuttee He dISo officiated Triple A Auction donated at the 1as Pack Meeting In time to.aflsciate 'and received place of Cubmaster Irwin ravesfromtteaucIiericeforthe Ilunter -whowasunable (oatdJoh hedid There was tend due topriorcoatmitments. S22iiiadefromit Asbus;astheFrjendsare mafle ttol0 are they found time to entertain Would like - t . - U I 0 (1, ru '[VJ 1 . - - + - ty Sotie I j,r e T/ I 0 ./ mean ab.'u t ttfm i1OJ!I) aboUt *iII4i - +ti ;i I _____ ____ - ____ - f a 1; -041W lour r ,e r -it eddtn' dabit - o The : rai' uiti -e. s.üri ic c- j i.j- pbitn f dayS tIt'(OtP pub1*iitinn ua'c people at case dip" I I - F! with her qi And Tiflab,, to quie a Good Bye And God B1es 547 HAND MIXER + * - G. E. REG. 8.88 + STEAM IRON 547 PROCTOR SILEX R EG. 8.88 TOASTER 47 5 QUANTITIES LIMITED• SOME ITEMS -6-- Convenient Ways To Buy - - . * - + I + _________ __________ __________________ ____ - __________ . .+ - Wow . . ; - •. 0tand n',7ffhA&h - . - . - r '* A Week! .1 Wea&rN F.b&s 1 u a _______________ M.ATERCHARGE STORE 'IOURS' 9T05'30 EACH DAY _____________ DouPknit Full Bolts 60" Wide Easy Care Machine Was'i __________ - Mr. and Mrs Earl Samuel Hoffman of Largo, are ann3tmclng the engagementandapprea.hingmarriageof their daughter, Miss Barbara Jean Hoffman, to Wesley Peter Kulpa, son of Stanley Kulpa, of Sanfcrd, and the late Mrs. Kulpa. Born In Moorestown, N. J., the bride-elect was graduated from P.K. Yonge Lab School. Gainesville, in 1965, and she attended University of Florida, e was graduated from New York School of Interior Desigu, New York City, and isemployed as decorator consultant at Kuip Decorators. 11cr fiance, who was born In Pinewald, N.J., is a 1966 graduate of Seminole }41I School. He received a degree iii Real Estate from the College of Business, University of a Florida, owner-operator of Kulp Realt y and Kuip Decorators. Thwethiingwiiibeaneventoii)ec.u,aizp.m.,atflrst Uritet Me th od ist Church, Sanford ____________________________________________________ Tumble Tweed Polyester & Cotton Blend Machine Wash Permanent Press 60" Wide - - • ' Corduroy fr - - .. - 4 ' T 1 T ' I * ' i :J1 1W ________ Ideal For Decorating Shirts & Pants Req. 2,79 a am - 1 - - - - " , + $229 YARD +. a *ASSORTED COTTONS & BLENDS 45" WIDE - + + Prints uargains a1ore - ,. _____ ++ ---- j ,,, ' * YARD IS" Wide very _____ - YARD __________ -______________________________ .- phone 323.2810 " A IM E IiYPD 104 E. FIRST ST.' ___ - + ., - - - - -'s- + 50 c_and 9Oc S - I YARD - r ' , - rr.h' VP I 7j! ii! V -: / Iff - - - _______ , ' i. - - - .+. * '' - - I * - V ' + ___ d _______ ____ II I - - - 1 g -' - 1 . - ' -. In I f1 =i - ' A for' ho i a -- - ' + - -- ++ - ____ - - (.fl. ' _____ - _. It.- .L I __ ~- All - ,, 3 '~o - - - \1 4 I L r products of Dorothy's many lovely hobbles. Beautiful ~ A i, IL!. I+\ I/Il., 1 . 11111.) I- W-ft 4 ____ - + '-. -. I ________ * . - I ++— --- - - _-_= ' - , - - I ---- --------=_- colored beads, shaped into flowers with birds or butterflier, perched upon them can be °'' "n ki ditung room jjj sunroom tables. She sews all her own clothes. Shedoesbeaufl(ulnee'ilepolnt TTI . - - j - --= - - work Onthewalloftierliing room Is a most perfect r'" ___ ,," y THEY'RE NEVER too young to appreciate good music while getting in the mood for a Merry Christmas. Dr. and Mrs. Gonzalo 1-luaman and family arrived early for Seminole e I . it / / IIe'aiit (;ol(I & Silver /1 1 ' I I ' I '1 J lipp )t)(' r :111(1 Lv ('liii I SIll '' ers S Mutual Concert Association's presentation of "Messiah." Obviously carried away with it all are children (Ito r) Kevin, Susanna, Alicia and ir / I SlrkIlug 1 1 Ihisr. r' I"oi 'I'lne h Mark. ieraia stall Photo) i(flhI1tI" tilt'(t(I ' —0 SIAMESE 'I WINS OUT DO DIOR Charlotte Weidig (11 and Beverly Stuhrenberg ham it up h. E L'. di d I 1Ui r * 'Il H V1liii i'll fi 1 - till .., '.iiL,LJJ FANNE7117E EDWARDS Herald farrJndfut DEl e Club of fveltona canied out ii ,-,st unique skit. St3t (irci t the regular +irman 1 0 I Iii ITh "t')CTi T", btte Wey$g fe'tured "'i' _X W - - . . . Dress _____ ______ ,, at -- . REG. 8.88 SUNBEAM - ____ To Marry Dec. 22 oil." uat ____ 11cr ML -____ _________ , wiw1i aimirenknow, Deadline I Mrs, Smith does Bil of the things most neighbors do such ar taysitttng at the tast moment, supplying tranZ f+ r cessomethangI haven't heard mentioned yet. She helps -sn' neighbor's children do that 1'1rnres'rn' tt7' r phgv,l wtir, knomi as 'new Math." Any of you that have grade -: ----- ___ +. ':' "()Jj fftufi,~ 7) I ho a. Mrs. ysf(tsreiigedfronithofi Friend was telling me that 11'Y to aha. But, since beauty hadlookedforsomeumeui the the eye of the beholder and the Central F1'jrkt area before beholders were proud and cheering Winter Springs u loving parents, all cakes were uuir home. just gorgeous' From what l have been told, theFrwndswalibeagreatasset tocsurclt) at the home of Sur and Pcte Petersen ksgiving, It was Than Pete's birthday and very r r s fr:H if CHOICE OF 3 COLORS - GOOD!'Ef(,ffl3OROFTj1F - 547 COFEEMAKER ( alone. Mothers can orily help by from Louisville, Ky., Skip and Patti Smith, over the putting the cakes in and out of + ___ ----- ' I . r LI ..0.f , . I . • ___ - - . - i t let ou know next week which one will be present Ilunteraisoasked metostress - MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE . ___ re REG.8.88 AUTOMATIC - -• - ...Engaged Highlands drifted but general public was not n' I was told that the evening wasplannedasameetingofthe candidates to get th the - - -+--:. 1rir Huntpr rn ; + - 1.tiI 6P.M. - _ , .1itntprtilsc me $•',..., __ . that there will be in addition Cu those I have mentiumed in a . prt- vu.s tlt::nn, frw " ruUp c* &640A~w c no ersean A V.111) OWUL I— IJCK Irorn . JIL~ offad, therewerenopeople. 1edilinhinr the Onlylhec4indidates andafew and,wemayhaveabandthis BARBARAJEANHOFFMAN oltheincumbentswereprescnt. year. There are two bUIdS • . _____ . ___ * - - SUNDAY 12973 .- ___ % Just received some last tninut items on the Christmas . - -._________ ____ B)• NANCY Herald Correspondent ALL Th THAT 4ZGLITTERS IS AT MERLE NORMAN THIS HOLIDAY SEASON Our P't'ple Make I 'i Number One m.wflI S ...- - ______ ____ FZALES SUNDAY SPECIALS - SARA AND MARION The morning of elec'ion day, finrncnt. ROBERTS AND DR. LUIS JULIAN 5TENSTROM phoned December 8 Is the wedding By FANNETIE EL)WMIDS AND DR. (MRS. MARIA to invite me to a victory date for Cdr. James Leo IleraliWorrespondent PEREZ. They have been there celebration that night, tven (Duffy) Hutton and Eileen DELTONA—A quiet, charevery night with their off. though I'm a woman with out a Elizabeth Davany... and you rnrngpersonality,witha yen for + springs, and up-to-the elbows city and was not qualified to gucssJ it . . she's a Navy collecting shells, describes in hard work backstage. vote. nurse 2 Dor othy Luhrs So to parents and enfa Never mind the "razzing" I The couple exchanged their She enjo making her own +, • 3 tertalners . . . bouquets! gave Julian, who was actually "I do's" at the chapel of the clothes, arranging attractive Cast in one of the leads was my first "boss" here at The Naval Hospital, San Diego. centerpieces of flowers she a beautiful and talented young Sanford Haven . . . oops, Just in case any of their creates of brightly colored 7 ./ entertainer, MARITA ORB, Herald. Sanford filends want to send . fa . beads.Shealsolovestogoto + 4,1F whom I met when she arrived I couldn't attend the fete.., happy, ha ppy's, the newlyweds L rties and dances. R here about two years ago from but after all, I ØJ had are at home at 766 Ocean Surf J "There's never a dull Hollywood, Calif., as a congratulated him on winning Drive, Del Mar Beach Club, iiontLnitowith all the By DORIS WIlLIAMS choreographer for Disney the election several weeks ago. Solana Beach, Calif., 92075, Society Editor peppy, wonderful dubs here. World. And if you want more poop, Thoro5 a frosted wonderland of color for your face, your No one can ever say that there Marita has been In show biz J Wi th sparkling champag ne GERT DINGFELDER can tell . Is nothing todo,"[)orothysald. lips, your eyes and fingertips In glimmering, shimmering Rave on, deane! i . since she was five-years-old bubbles dancing in The Forest you all about it. Sle and hubby, John, whose iridescent shades for the woman in a sparkling holiday .+. Pardon me, but don't mind i I and Is superb. She attended a this weekend, delightful dance -romantic mee ti ng aboard an mood. The radiant glow of the season's spirit is yours to I do! School Speaking of POW's, on a of Dance Arts recital music and divine chow , , -, put on Noov at our , .lerlo Norman Cosmetic Studio ocean liner, couid easily be A sure cure for th e "blabs" and we feel she is one of "US" Champagne Ball revelers are recent morn while savoring written Into a best seller novel, is going to a luxurious threatre on the cultural scene in Sanprobably "000hing" and late, late breakfast during the are exceptionally active In all where the red carpet is literally ford, I since she Is one of our "aaahing" at this very luncheon hour, who should clubs In Deltorsa rolied out, and out, a1id out. l3allt Guild of Sanford- moment, enter the eatery but another . ..!::: . The appearance of two of our Seminole . spor.sors. lmcau ff Up in Bristol, Va., PAT AND Navy pilot, CDR. GERALD .-. — marriage, Dorothy nevee little da rlings In "Anything The talented and personable m LARGEN, are probably COFFEE, his wile, BEA, along PH. 223-2631 thotwh! of ;I s,~cond romance. ortv _.. 11 Goes" u'd and clued uc into R_ - - 110 Park Ave. rftrriier was still I Downtown Sanford over dug their own Chtu:' in with VERA MAT! ii:ns an 1 attcriding the play which a party we attended at the home r another fashion to the Intr nf others. cruise to we West Indies in . continues next weex at central of 19 DR. TOM AND PAT their life, SUSAN iGEN, The Coffee's were in town March of 1964, fate planned a Florida Civic Theatre, th T1 h e long- LARGEN.. .° It Is like home who Is dancing in "Nutcracker after attending an Orlando newchapterintier life. time dream of theatre love rs week for usto mingle backstage Suite," as a professional wedding. On their second day out at who finally saw their vision +j-________ with the cast, Including others ballerina with Bristol Civic Bea made her home in sea sliewa.cint uce'JtoJobd . ______ ;come to reality, we have seen in area producBallet company. Sanford where the couple lived 11 . Ah, so! Cinderella here felt so tions. hen her husband got his in. G46 Hey, Uncle Tom! W w here's that this gentleman had asked rich among all the BP's and So, if you need a lif t.. . go, go, that plane we were gonna vitation to the conflict in Nam 1 0> =-= him to Introduce them tnotables In the audience and .---_..• W iiyuung L1005 wnere rw was a guest around charter? cflarter + U ILII%11J ,cRI1llI4uI, ' I" + then again backstage $ after the -" is A REMINDER Th By the by, Susan has several seven years... as Prisoner of l('(Iflhl f(f/( 4. itshow. Pure delight! so p1lant, and before another 1XW..ZWJM-_ __ o o- elegant theatre Is designed for local sponsors who are cheering War. i day passed, fie proposed . The cast, many of them very All-Central Florida to utilize e _-~ I . They are both from California her on to enduring fame and I Doro thy -aid. -_ Iirisi,iu,.s professional, was positively and not r estricted to activities am (ii AL and ret ur ned to Walnut Creek, ______________ happy to report that . fantastic, "I guess It was love at first of the "Big Orange." i_ the near Berkley, where Gerald is AND I are happily among !7_t~'_~ !I111( (111(1 (if ter Adding their own touch of sight for we were with each . working on his Master's Degree group... and are uust proud of iroftssIonallsm were SARA More pludits! othtr frmn that moment on," at University of California, V our prize accomplishment, -___ - .— .,- Z1..'I~~ LEE ROBERTS and LUIS tjjj PERINCHIEF did a . ~ she mid. -while serving Uncle, also. i'EREZ. Both are 14 years old marvelous Job of directing John 'ranted the minister who _________ Bea Is still visiting in Sanford loil tif, 4K short and already have sung and Seminole County Chorus in ; q-~f I was on board to marry them 5L1Ji _IT _'.i Okay, girls, you can remove and according to all reports, the danced their way to the legit Handel's "Messiah," -~ the name of that handsome family is fit as a fiddle. before they docked at New York Ifl j 'sfl('t', theatre. 4 Just for the record, the eligible sailor boy, DUFFY _. on their return, but Dorothy -_ of kiiit. iiid Onstage, both talented dedicated master of music js off HUTTON, from the bachelor hint! Hint! thought that was rushing it too ~ V .,- 0 youngsters E : Nobody caked me, but just in appeared much to Michigan State University to list. much. So she invited him to her older. . . and quite seasoned, FRANK CLONTZ case DR. complete defe e dissertation ns The Navy pilot, who made home to meet her daughter, '10 to Sara Lee was 4~~ one of five BURNELL ,.. AND VERNON for the degree of Doctor of history as a Prisoner of War Carol -. __T angels who followed their Philosophy In the Department (Vietnam), was among the first want to know what to tell San ta On Holloween, In 1964, they leader, "Reno," a sexy night of Music, Colorful prisoners released and stopped to bring their wives, JEAN and ' 4—.Iwere married in Chicago, -club entertainer, IV on This step Is the final off in Sanford to say "Hi" and VERRICE for Christmas + knit tatii & where Dorothy and her I engagement tours,. Including requirement for the coveted "Bye" to many Sanford friends here goes! John lived in the high seas, where she degree and fulfills eight years whom he made local social Jean Clontz appears a bit S'arf Nt 50-YEAR-OLD GRANDFATHER CLOCK N ew 0 was a refired .. . warbled her high C's. 'j about a neck scar, sensitive of work for the maestro, history with while stationed Dorothy Luhrs stands beside Grandfather Clock which she brought insurance adjuster. Young Lids was perfect as hI)VN çI, with who will earn this honor In aboard Sanford Naval Air resulting from surgery. A ,1 from Germany. The unique timepiece plays Westminister chimes. sailor who managed to help March, 1974. "1 actually was born in Long choker of diamonds would Station. . ' I I' Ik I I f I A 4' e A iLioroLIIy s arrdngemen accen1ing iiie co is iasision Os ucaLcu keep the crew and nassengers Island, N.Y. to Jacob and Sarah Congrats, Burt! ordered to San cover the scar and am sure that Duffy was f weeds, pussy WIllOWS, cattails and silver dollars. L',t'r popular in hot water on the long ocean Hate. At Diego for the usual routine Jean wouldn't be offended. voyage, (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) About Venice . . . she mother had died, my fa ther and hospitalization required of Knit 'hi'iwI Behind-the-scene InvolveJust love optimists and POW's acquired a new beauty spot I moved to Chicago, where i School at Northwestern. Upon myself and my daughter and took another trip to the West t and fell in love while j ' and (:apcs meat Is nothing new to parents, posi graduation, ve ti thin kers! I nfrom surgery a 12-carat attended high school and North was advanced to seqd her through school," Indies on the thoroughly enjoying his co same ship ! tV#J .. dIamond would properly western Uni'eraIty," Dorothy the accounting department at Dorothy cofltinued. they had met, visiting other i in nil, fld%'t -' Wyler Soup Co. in ChIcago. I said. enhance her little Jewel Since John had a beautiful ports. They traveled to the -1 1 "After my first marriage i even worked as a model for home in Brooklyn, N.Y., they Carribbean, to Key West and Just trying to help, fl.lahs' while and lMl' ii 1 ' j .Tti; wenttnworkdiiringthedayand several years at Adiers Suit sisu winiv (iSV iip tu 1uiiià up ' -' ! / iJ1,4b17 ; support were spent in travel. First, they and down the east and west Now that I have st...ceedcd in continued myCostAccountingCo.InChicagoto I (1 Plea'1ititl j --_____________ In( ' / 4 getting myself In plen?y of hot coasts and Central Florida. V . froili ') 1. I WULE UILVU WIUI i -4 Ik 1 J 16Ii r I They traveled to Europe to bubbles. Shalimar bubbles, I ",.. see the house in which his I 1 42 wedding bells and Christmas -I parents and he had li ved as a r belles ... just betterstart boy In Bremerhaven, Germany. I 2 - ! choking on that famed pipe.. ,f \ + They bought a ccc and for four a peaceful, healthy',-La . months, traveled ~ I through Germany, Sweden, '-J Austria, France, Italy and 41 . -: .F .,_ 1 Swi tzerl and an -4 ;_It ..v Liethtensteln / Z iII. " _Ji: , 1/ (kClded that the most desirable, ~i~r % ct ,i 3 tht most beautiful place in I-!(1'( fl '1U\ \\ \\\ which to retire was Deltcna. So, 'f,'"= '" "j1J'\'à," ' % , 7 t~_, - ~Z_ A" ,~~n , ~~# W_ I 0 e ~, -( , . -r . , 2 ~--%~A %;II I ___ in June of 1970, Uwy purchaseti V '' -? thelr.cpocioushomeinDeltona ; an moved F•' . /'' ~-I I 4 .1 % They Immediately enrolled OPEN FRI. NITES the dult Education classes and I , 4 signed up icr Arts and Crafts, S. , iJ Drivers' Education program; rz .-'/ , Bridge :!orticulture and 228 E. FIRST ST. V. / iT . -B-allroou5 Dancing. . ~~ __ -They joined the Civic PH, 322-3524 , w4 u.- 1 ._ Association, the Empire State Club, the Firemen's A 2 FunandTravelCiubandshe, . -. theDeltenaWoman'sCjub. -_i-- - - + .1 -. : ..: Her World Sparks With Creati vi ty I sunday, Dec.?, 1913-3 U The Sanford Herald .,6, .: .: ewsnotes - r . - .-' 9 . - traT - L)LaE,.. Flying Trapeze," "Lady Fatima and Her Snakes," m" others - , incl lid.ing the ev er-lovin' Takir in ft's r 'id er1 alit faire were Charlotte Weydig and 1kerly suit TLn tand (r* fn here on, 1r-s. flt w )-Ji as the r1tg master, ~ LADY FATIMA IN ACTION .. Betty Koni,smark, the charmer a 1" 6 the m. They spend a great deal of their time enjoyr.g their clubs, atteidiug Cli;trk Eclivards PhoU Irt1e5 and dances given by them. They are es tremely interested in the miny 1 '111 T) • • plan ts they have grown since 1 IL&T't"l I V% W1 1 V Y I - t 1 a arriving here. F VY II .L lII_ii IL111) In their sun roam you will . even find a Christmas cectus brought iere from Brooklyn. It announcing all numbers); Herb Carter -is Homerna(le pit,,, , - f)fl rtjf(t " 11,ridn't bloomed for )ears, but - a weight lifter; and }Iubsch, Larry Durr and Ruth Lucille 1err, Betty Ma(;ee, was served foll'issg the enter- as soon as it was brought here SITlarjlk, a, the (umblers; Sal Margarq Hubsch and Kay thininent, in the warm sunshine of Florida Venuli as the Anderson as o its lbe dub 13 WILwing z it has bloomed at Christmas Rh-H) l'onfgsmark a Lady At the piano, iccompan)In' Christmas 'lar.t-" part) at the tim" F atirna, the ak ehriner di ippcarmng in lit ,i I, 1 ,u, I a 1li Mid I frcl that w have AL--.,, Madeline &toedt dance was Gratv U Brien cie (elk Carl o, Jn uloomeil again here fl the fat lady; flooiby The skit was nugt uci 19. Fur darwe reservations call Florida, in Gud'3 wonderful of th. Ellen Canton 74M366, arid fpr sunshine and ever growing as Jugglers: Hugh Lynch as the applause the cast received be cruise, call Sid Simon G8- greenm and flowers," says man on the flying trapere; Ted during the performance, 625. Dorethy. . . - ._ - 11 - kz_ .W~ - ~,I ' - SLEEP WEAR "l . . 0 . '. a A-W IM".1 . .. ...,'Ii, t N 'k . OPEN FRIDAY NITES I I IVA_,_~,'. ~ / 11 ill', Sweet dream things for your sleepy time gals. Lovely short gowns, willowy longs . ... baby dolls! -- I ."gIt's'frii Holiday Caflans - Robes Lingerie Mndye's Sbpper '' '\Li&, . Lounge Wear . The Ultimate i Y '-c '4' in Evening Wear— if I N. I , -'- ' A man wants to stand out and be noticed during the festive holiday season. He wants a little dash and distinction in the clothes he wears. It's not too late to shop for the outstandinq fashions you're looking for. At Capp's you'll find the world's most famous brands ... brands that are known and appreciated wherever you go. Stop in now. Selections are at their peak. You'll be glad you did, Men' . s t 7 ' k4-r" - - g () 4% SHOE STORE 238E.FIRSTST. - 322-0204 i I - I - Kfrty Sec'6 Ulapp'z IlitiulaIr I' , A Where Everything Is a little more personal Ph. 323-5070 1917S. French Mt'. .Sanford BAN KAMER ICARD Dial 322-6511 Sanford MASTER CHARGE 205W.First �E1tL z! __,,__ ~ ______________________ i4 177"',_____ ___________ ENW._ 413—TheSanfordHerald Sunday, Dec.9, 1973 That Are Sure uge U "PETITE!" To Please.. -. Tracey Knowles And Fiance Honoted I By W)A N!CHOL Herald Correspondent ________ f-RA114V A bridal honoring 2 1,~,:_ -- ___,~~_--r-,1 t, ,_71%*t W . c Reynoldsierehoatesses for the affair. Special guest was Charlotte M. Knowies, mother 01 t198 Only *d decanter, gracefully ____ _________ A gIft of cookwae was -- - ----i-- -- ---=---- -- Knowles, Tracey .y - -''4. - , -, WIDTHS I !_ -_,;.~ = -- I _. I s A I Ave-, "do- D . . 94- ________ Ronald L. Iinda*y, 1!, Kansas City, Kan., Shelia A. Call, 30, Memphis L \ . ; i , . - I I - • - % .-_ _____ i . S - i' - . itf! __ __ I i r - ;a I ., J 0 i I - ! -- _ __ -- - _ i ------= rl -: - -- - - - - _ - __ __ f -1 - - _177- _ _. _ __I Z __.. ________1 - -.- - oil I I - . . .-I.- - 1 1; - _. -. --- - - , . __ - __ t - - __ - The S irU - - -r , - _Ir 4 1 - ~ I . W Ii C ; -4a - 110 , " .. - I V _Z w - -5 Beffi —,i - O S i - I)(/,/I , . . -4# y . lppar'nq in Th Sanford Herald arc Ita IICIbi 1 i 8 10 reprint 5' .11 = - 4' ..._ pA V ___1 I ' % '11-~ rival shop across the st they at least when it-came time for them to F, ary! "Why be guilty of wantonly "Well. with 00 students buming scores of those brand required to buy $12.50 textbooks new books. whose prices for his own course, think, now nowadays run from $5 to $15 much businm I'd lose! "So. although I resented this 4 ft courseS. WANTED: llaRSF sE!"iSI. - * a !, ' - for examination - r 1 1 J I • - VJ - - - _4_13__tE - I - _ - - EdM To DL) CUM lGreat Gift Ide s Y 1 riginals Lamps - Nite Lights - s lates The rf Christmas i 1% :1, m- - _ _ I '' Be Mitt You Permanently— - -& the incinerator. - - I . - ______ _ _-_ _-_ vtnr= 111 - i — CASE Y-5QD: Gordon J., aged 1 42, is th. engineer at a large 4• Is C09130 idated school. 4 "Dr. Crane," he beW, - - I ro $ have 2 men that help clean up the building at night "And one of them asked my bookstore and demand that the advice about a large pile of manager bu) these books from . brand new school books that he the professor was supposed to burn. "Dr. Crane," one such "The public schoole ap manager griped to me, 'take a patently coax or browbeat look at this stack of assorted publishers into sending them new texts on my counter free samples of all their ne I as forced io pay a .. textbooks that might prove North w estern University suitable for classroom adoption. faculty member over . Mfor , make their choices. they "Otherwise, he would black. discard all those dozens of other tinii m bookstore ann thus . -?;A, ~ - 16 . ________ -4 _ si ~ I I - _=- rl_ -_I A _, - __-- cz_ - __. - - --- I - - 3woomiess--, %-. _ ' 00-01"Mmol - ____1 - M __ fE- ,1.. 7- inunity endeavor every Saturday morning. ' M To Cut It Shoe m Ii fl I\( I l( 1 ____ __ - W! - 'I(J\ -W NQMM-uiglxmm - - - ir - - - ( Gordon is furious at the tick of "borsesense" on the part of his large consolidated stood But note the Ire of the bookstore manager here In Chicago who Ii , _________ . ML.M _______ ___________ ____ ____________ - I - - , - _____ , aa purchase all the examination copies of other textbooks that ds this professor orders. its science e as $5 those or , dizicarded. Instead of being and hall a dozen other fields, returned! possibly ttsC1rt of tile free sample :hich his own 1 is now gone. though a classesIt generation ago the manufac- "Dr. Crane. plea.w expose . tur-ers u breakfast cereals and this racketeering on many would college campuses for other even toothpaste twk store managerb are in the distribute free samples. it Merrywgowround i * *' 2S95S* ANZA lun' Ave, just consider the drain on book im' lyMM3 CINDERELLA DICK AND LIG -- # 4 has reached racketeering for a tI a proportions at the cnl'-ege level. their p ii 4 _ MOWER I And thu s hs hi1i;tg order an examination cops of a no get by ith their though prGfesSorS $10 or $15 textbook e en It doesn't remotely fit into their racketeering Ir " I '" P .' •••. DECIDE l BU)" 3U .. -. by Lorry Lewis (4(IL '• ' -1 IS DRIVING THEM CRAZS, %W TOi(FN WHITE 1— ,- „ -------- .. P - ;-t __ ill I : - , - ,4 ,. - . -- -:-±. 1) - -. - ... r' . . -. BUGSBUNNY - __________________ 11 SEEMS A LITTLE "100 Bl' V% OHON OH! SALE (:). '' - ______ _. . .- - I :!h i i k", . -, I _"'( .. i-i (c" LOOK AT TWAT...FITS LIKE IT tM5 MADE i FER VA. 1 AtW W~4AT HAVE VA GaT T1 SAY7 -' ,.- L ~' ('s t ) ' v r Z I\ ' - f , - ' , - - -1 1 I . 4 ..e,F, -LZ_ a —,, / /'/(l' -= by Crooks & Lawrence — .. TRurm j1MEJ1..1 STEP ON rT:wITH Luck xPcric tE-..5o I con ,_ Ir- 5HU'LL-86 PLEAS-ED OR-wF CAN PUT THE 5NIATCH O'J HER .)UT A5 5HE5 HEY. HERE .. C,tE LErINÔ WORK: I _. MR.EoERr, WFRE WAITN FOR YiPM OLR6ELv E5' 1 ' . I I -. - ________ __J p 11 1 . I 11 . i1 vJ't / - S1 is - , CAPTAIN EASY iou iwo riii is tEu. WAVEol.... V0015 TH15 OJRE TAKipJ TilE CA$ET - 1J , 11---- ' - t 11-9 &_J_ VCVRE PINCHINCp MI BACICi ' ._ — LTVEI I - - _.. ' / / J( - G %. HOROSCOFE j FRANK AND ERNEST from the Carroll Righter Institute 1. ~_ I /~ 'ie GENERAL TENDENCIES: ~Istters from the by Bob Thavet OH@URLI~M@91 &(07@ "de for the dily. Show you arc wlRing to be up-to-&te in your thinkint and in your activities, Put a unique touch to wivatvcz ea;cnis send aptitudes you have. ARIES (Nfiur 21 to Apr. 19) You me able to contact thost who have the information vou necd. A condition at home will t.' Vft -_ / ACTUALLY, AaL 16 0280 ' " ' WAY HE PPIVF-S., I ~ ~A . - NO ACCIDE,PIT - ' -- .'—..i W / by Dick CavoHi NTHROP C;~;X ------- - — WIIJTIIDAD I IWI WHAX A LW I KAD I I'M eLIRE GLAD I WA6 50QN 131 LL5! E51 LL5! ALL I EVVZ 6E-E I D&V.1 I I I I 11 wint to lead yoij in the A long direction, VIRGO (Au& 22 to Sept. 22)1 md new appliances that dl make your work lighter and more profitAble. Take up a new hobby thitt wdl really interest you, LIBRA (Sept. 2) to Oct. 22) Studying new outlets and new data an prove Interesting and profitable in the future Contact an expert for the data you need SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Find the right way to gain the f,nor of regulaz assocIates and mike your joint alliance more profitable Be thoughtful to others. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to De 21) Begin the new week properly by inching accord with a dmsgninted associate Show o workers that )OU are cooperativ CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to ian 20) Using a different tactic where your regular job is concerned can make it yield better results. You ciin now solve old problem. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You can become inspired I (,'- F - ! ) Is I-M 7-7.j - . r7 \.._> . -- - , '-I --'. BLONDIE _ L7 ' - f f- II e ____ _________________________ _______________________ _____________ AT OUR BOOK CLUB ME'rsNG 7COAY WE DISCUSSED -t PLAT05 PW!LOSOPHY _. --- HAVE AVY 1--l' I -1 . \ No - 'lB - _________________________ !!' Young THAT NEVER ( STOPPED US j - I4OWCAJ 'OU DISCUSS A BOCK Sv~ WAVEN*T 1> READ. j I K ", - \P, I ). 11 be ~ I Ailiap% _; " _~ "I I -i I I , BEETLE am - 1111111111 t. - _1 Z~cl) _~~,~_ I PICNIC ) - , _. / #A IP take advantage of you Be more resolute PISCES (Ftb. 10 to Sfar. 20) Stake yotir home more one of those imaginative people who needs right training in order to make the inost of fine qualities. Send to schools -where old standard ideas are combinfid with the new. Teach to complete wh&tevcr his been started. 1I and religious training should begin early in life. "The Sims impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is iiC) up o . Carroll Righter's Individual January is now riI For your copy send your birthdate 3nd S I to Carroll Rteiter Forecast (name of newspaper), P 0- Box Hollywood,Calif. . 7. . situation from a new position and see where you can cut expenses Contact business expert for advice GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) If ou use a n ew systeri ,ou .an now get the resu lts you need You can make progress b> joining a new group that fascinates you. MOON C1IILDRL (June 22 to Jul) 2)) You can get ahead faster if you adopt a more modem thinking mood. 1,111 ake new friends who are clever and have true vision. LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Make imprmements to your - lk" ,." I i-.-' - - I I NAXA;t~ , IF. . A -I BAILEY Mort Walker" .r'4 - DOMI" (FORE! )/ .,~ ____ A , I - V IZE C- ! I I,- - , \ g To4A.IOSHF-'S'tOC)OFCNRIViFio,igZI7 ~'*J FOR HIM! AT V LIKE YW TO EAVI T' &57P - VVII T" WORL-, J'A,l r"t &B..rT / .t A I " il . .. yI It I 4. --- ) I i - . r-1 I D ) • .- / ,4 '_\ W__ 1W=1 - - . I .. .. . . ~ THE PHANTOM /'k--_ I REPEAT... THIS 15 A ~~l bt ,", -: k~ %v *. ,.1. I Lee Falk and Sy Barry 9 I. _. ---, j". ~ ~ '--V N26t. 11 --- — ______ N '/ e.1tP h i, L....... ' OQ5 I t M40 DkKS INTERPERE . --,. J _=_ ~E~ ::_ _:F~Zz~~ YOU ARE 1kT5FAd5W.1 ,, - . -, I P __iq = 1 / L1 I I I J_ 2 - ,~T , -.- j, -I 11\ 1,10 - L ' I I , K ii - j I ..'. -_ - ,-1; i I!, i,; : CCVESrV,6%i"'r07P4E ,1 J !I . of - - ~ I THIS G THEL,N -, E I I- 7 _______ L5 Oil s4EX- I into sending examinall ion copies examination and, imtead, mail # f a un grade reading book or them only on a h7pa fide order 1 , speller or other classroom text, basis, with option of return in 14 SHIRM DO.14'T LOOK . r I — . publishers stop this costly .r I "bjw kmail" of book publishers to prosecute a college profew . $10 book, lest he blackball ,,; CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . : I MANY OTHERS - the inside. He %ill make her inuch happier than a IiI man of physical perfrrtlon. INSIDE L IMPORTANT 0 . _______ I ,Z 4-- - / FRANK FRISCIA and Marie Ernest demonst:rate the waltz (a hesitation and corte') to their studnts of the Adult Educat'on Classes at !- MSWA~__ - ,=--,-.----=-.------------- Ji It I - _____________ ______ _.1 ____ ___ Fit i4-5i _j __________ - - F A? j . RAbaw"M -, -_ - __ - _. jtz K_ Z_ ;1- - f dlllt~ _•' them in their relations with individual students. To pre 0. vent such abuses Des Moines, Iowa and Jefferson . afeguardsi. Ore on, Delaware, New Mexico and \e Hampshire ha ve ako t aken ii t1ps to reserve the privaq ofsehool records, So have California and New York. But according to his. Divoky. some school authorities have done their daintidest to avoid complying The New York Cityschool board said that most of the data in the records are not part of the official record and therefore, not to be ,.. s to In California, school s • ain refuse to let the parents see the record even though tue la permits IL A few schools, like (lie one our children go to, allow the parents to inspect all the records. The school demands a subpoena before showing the records to anybody else B ut at far too mans schools the itcord maktrs anti record-keepers are doing nothing more than compiling permanentdossiersoyouandyourchildren. m defin=itian, he is far from whole because he lacks the qualities that make a real man. (Kindness, maturity, tenderness, sobriety, Integrity.) Ills character is rotten, and ds setfishness is not to be believed. I'm not complaining. I married him for Wtet or worse. 0 --- ii the school guidance counselor or psychologist believes )ourteefl agedaughteris 'actingout'rathertliansulfering om normal adolescent problems, she may wind upwitha rmanent record labeling tier "disturbed". These are just some of the problems of keeping massive cumulative files on school children, according to Diane Divoky, Nriting in the September issue of Learning MagaZIflC What's wron.i with keeping records on school kids' . Well, accordin to Ms Divok1y, two things: the record proably contains a lot of on (lie parents as well as the c h i l dren; and that record is open to just about anyone who Wants to See tind Ms. Divoky others have discovere d that a government or police agent has only to walk into a school and ask to s'e a child's records and he gets them. And thanks to a nationwide trend towards computerizing everything, the agent won't even have to leave his office — all he'll have to do is1 P l over this nation. from kinderg arten through ht'h :chotih, teaciitrs, gL1idInl.-e csuu clirs. yclilgit-. anti administrators are becoming, in e police agents. The Russell Sage Foundation, in two seperate studies on the use and mistise of school records, reported the followin 1 : school records often contained information about .ti parents and children. Parents didn't know what information was in the records or how the information was to be u.sed. Parents were forbidden to go through the records and challenge misinformation. Just about anybody (except the child's parents) who wanted access to (lie information in the school records could get it. And to top it all off. th- foundation discovered that DEAR ABBY: "Heartbroken Parents" % my husband es a "wtx)Ie man" lie is good looking, beauti _ - - IF -- A1.9w F's. -_ - - __ : Orlando Foriye hu, - ~ ____~M 7:-= t ( I_ .-- OF -A1I ____ - 1IIIII~ 4 , . a , - (") old child acts a little obstreperous in kin- FORECAST FOR MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1973 - --: J” 1'!U)I I •.il 04 -,.- .; I I Dr. I Ak. V T _` R 1 74 z t_ _ -I--- - - : by pro(efisors who "steel" new 1 - - r - ________ 1 114 DEAR STUMPED: She Is wrong. A woman "her age" Is uM Immune to cancer. Your mother Is probably avoiding the doctor because she's afraid of bad news Streu your love and concern for her without communicating YOW fears. (P. 8. If any doctors out Wre know of a better solution, I'll be glad to print it. And you may remain snotsymonil gifts for :tocking stuffers -you'll bi pleaW with the 1 _______ - - - - ,' -t,„ N_ W W : - - , 1. _- IM 1.h L - W ,; --- - . / - - I. • I have nightmares about her having cancer, but she $3Y5 a woman her age doesn't have to worry about that Abby, how can we get her a doctor? She reads you Can 'ou help? " IIAMPS '- - DEAR ABBY: Please help me. My mother, who Is In her middle sixties, has been ailing for rive years, but she absolutely refuses to go to a doctor. She has not had a checkup in 20 years. Just the mention of it infuriates her. Altho tho rest of her is normal, her abdomen has be come greatly enlarged, leading us to fear she could have a suspect she does this because of the pain killing properties .fl! ( Fires reenstofit fireplace In many styles and finishes / Xw 7f~ - g Gnv' Ave., Winier '- . ., It AW__ 111W - ' # I - - ., - i .. Thi brasi rocer can pn ur'i ion From t~-o c'on DEAR DAU(,HTER I'll tell ber, but I Cant guarantee a cure. -" - - I I W ___ - 11 \ NO -- ~ - . here You Always Find Quality At Its Finest" - - - - .- - t - -T '--- - I C. - . I I I F Albert M. Ziffer & Susan B. L Bishop & Blanche A WI custody ch Janie L. Broyles & Jerry A. Gilds P. Hudson & Haroki Leroy -.. . Perhaps your princess has been yearning for a co temporary chair' See ,,_,, roc . our brass with bautIfuI leather look upholstery or dress U) ,na, ,,— W I-77 __ 1. 1 .---.-- --.Zzff_ .__Zn . , 0 . 6 '. ' I. Will YOU plea.w tell her to practicing and pharmamlogy withosit a Ucense? nanks. THE DOCTORS DAUGHTER , siyiruui ... , .'- . 1 ____ I . one cm me. - - I- Willie Mae Brown & Elijah. Wf. 2 ch. James Thomas Clark & Maria A. Daniel\Carl FilJones & Deborah Burrows WI 2 ch. WI 2 , ,eil Taylor & Ben Ivory ____ _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ -1 - - - Largo. Ray G Edgar 31 4600 Old Winter Garden Rd., Jacqueline M,A. Dubean 31 2509 Raelui 324 E FIRSTST I For your favorite man check our charcoal gas or electric Barb Que or present your prince with a patio set. Choose from a wide selection of styles In wrought Iron or alurrinum with deep cushions or vinyl straps. Org., Merry Lee Beeler vs. John D. Div. Diriah L. Brumley & Robert 6 1 . Wf I ch. , ell - - ,.' . - -,W. -- Shirleywuw, Box 711 Belle Glade, Linda CL White, ir-'t "...-I-°-H ( PH i , LADIES __ x pert ecorne advice to her friends, and worse yet, she has a pill or ointment for everything. When I tell her that inc cuuid cause more harm than g® by giving her friends pills and salves, she says: 'Relax, you need a tranquilizer” (be she tries to force ill Jerry W. Lord Sr. & Gerim. Pauhne M. Nordstrom & Gustav WI name to Miagglo r Fairlane Cir., Cynthia A. 4— V Alwa V b Academy Dr., Mae E. StarUng, John Albert Chalkley & Aiz_fM7 111" ) - IVA-1 111`;~~ V 'tcut •,., - (Photo by EldaNichols', . ._ - I Knowles, Dr. Timothy Jame3 Frl3on, 42, 153 Bethune Cir, Corrie L Jack3m, 26, (same address). - 1* * s . Lee - # uUSz - - m John A. Chalkey Jr., 43, Box Pasadena, Or). Linda G. Lk. Mary, Shirley A. Cook. Nichols. 21, IW4 W. NUre Damie 144 II (51 1JI 1"1 37, 1084 Henr) Batch Drive, Di', Altamonte Springs Donald K. Yost, 25, Box 691; Orlando. Marvin Green, 18, 137 Scott Janet L. Walsh. 27 11010 Dr ,Va J Pringle, 17, 137 Scott Wazhington Ave .idard S ssol 1111ofls woociwaru, is, •' a.ongwood. James W. Harrison 11 JVIW $W.p WVUi4 p; 0 I it/I 'ri'i i Monroe '4-5 Maitland, Arm M. Baber, 16, Winter 1 L. Johnsin, 26,, Rt. 2 Box 412, S& . Mai tland. Doyle Lewis, 26, 129 Country Gregcry Lte Rapert & Janis Jerry A. Hancock, 31, $47 N. Club Cie., Debra A. Jcshn, 19, Lynn. Wf. child. Ryan, Apopka, Linda C Cofl 603 Ivanjoe Way, Cassilberry David Lee Davidson & net, 20, Rt 28nx471C,Apopka Roy I Frison 2is 123 Charlotte A Fmddie L Florence, 20, 117 __ ____ NurthSL,AS,Annctte Wilson, 19 Il7LeonnrdSt,Altamonte - - - - Court House Recordings - £ '-t , I - ~~ - :. 'rJ' \ - _-. - , _,_ -_11I .-I ; 40 - , ~J: / __ -- -. - res u''•" 139 d 7 ~ DEAR ABBY My mother has becu running to doctors all her life. tier complaints run from chronic stomach trouble migraine headaches high blood pressure back IOUbIC, to a variety c skin trouble [5jgi psoriasis, and you name it.) To make a long story short, my mother has become a Free Gilt Wrap Lay-Away Sanford Ph. 322-7121 2015. Elm Ace Hardware Bldg.) (In The -114illll BRIDAL DINNER PARTY ... (Ito r) Mrs. Don Reynolds, Mrs. Charlotte J. Sullivan, and Mrs. William P. Layer. Marriaore ____ -~ BURGUNDY PATE NT - - - S Z I - --- I- Ify Jars " dd ster G416 ci - Give Him Comfort __ a spring In - tlgg -1 - -R-1 = -ZMN H :% - I Daughter Says Mom ____ T rows Heirlooms Tomorrows 1 LOWE'S Ptjl ,_ -. , —, / i O.a jr' rv1s Joanne and I Painted _______ - anv.'. '' f 1; Ginger IMY LOOiJNG T/ I DUNNLI BE— '—('GOSH, TO<O! I - teacher an FBI spy? 'iI '~1 UA41 1:J $ ~ _* I Italian Hc'nd ____________ ______ ____ : the hostesses I'lie wedding will :be an event of Dec. 22, at St. 4 Margaret Mary Catholic ; ! Onw&, in Winter Park. I 0 P. 0. BOX 123 Invited guests were Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman, Mr. OSTEEN FLA I ______________ 1. ruit Cooking Doors. suit t.cco smvis ot any of the umpt"Unt *does founi In kitchens. bothtoo—fl, AUTWWM 41M IiCk- : _______________________ ' The menu consisted of, smoked turkey, ham, f • S8ldu, iC5C'.i Shnu, casserole, baked andbutter,redvelvetcake and coffee and tea. th#Plid. , ,crri. uw f. -- _ VIELLJ'IL RAX AN SFE IF I cN ROUND ) COME ON P NN " DIN NY! ___ child's .0,4 , N 45PI. 4 t'MthNGJ DINNY! COP' THE1 c THE BEA&H' I s your h' I d'S l)eon. 'L - _______ _________________________ - • .. " t ______ wnii a beautiful in all-gold, giving a festive air to the happy oC- . ;1 , ~ _____ - ______ faih• she air aroOu. I ___ c . : . - ____ h An exquisite garden of roses in a designer decanter to brighter your decor and freshen your air. i 000P%4 `i I ~J!it,-11 ~. = - ----1, ,__._ - _____ Sunday, Dec. 9,1973-59 Days Grout ____ ____ Family Lib gill 2 ( The Sanford Herald ;f , 1 --,- ______________ ___ 11 - , . - Arbor home of Mr. and Mrs. ___ I - ________ 1 10 Mill et • Dr. and Mrs Art Olson and Mrs Lucille Sinclair MrL W illiam Daugherty, Mr. Mrs. Robert Rotlibeeg, Mr. and Eul Weldon, Mr. and Mrs lien and Mrs. Lirr Olscn, Dr. anJ Mrs. Peter Finn, Dr. and Mrs. Ho1and, Mr. irnl Mrs. Char1c 1 ~11 is I - ________________________ Iii!IIIIW ____ ili 'f ° \ ) ') 1,fi. PrAb. 1! I . - . �Ct t.• Pt3. tY.-.- --'t. - L - - I_-__ •*-.- ...M.... • •*'.-'--.----.-- - - - - - ___ ......_ - ~~ 613 -- The Snfcrd Hiria _____ _ .1 -.". ___.. ..3 1 to&wrl~ _iA_;=-' i_F=V~, .=~--i f~ _ I . - - ,_ - - . . . IA - . -1 -Wr : / - I I _____ ~ k! 8 lkr~ * r 4 - r ______ ______— - '. _~~ ___ ___ F . W~j, I_ I It . -114 ____ . i _____ , ;L__ 1(,. - __ _-1-1 - - ~ z _. 11 4 1__~~ ~ _... -.I.:-- - - - .. ~ ., , ______ . : _Ow llll .____ __I ~_ &~ ~_~: -. A - i&E&a~E~ - .. I l. y Bever - p IV ., - - ~ - _t -.,,,,, Sul,- - I ____* ________ -, - ____ W, ~ I # 0 I-.- - - ~1_ - -` , I 0~ _4:1_ - ------ - 1. -- -,~_ 1. - - _______ ; ---.. _- ;Z~~- __Itll iif - Of With Assot-tinent - - -. - - - tterns - _____ -_ - - - . iL_-_1 ; 1 _______ . - pictures for the past three sears," said Beerly SOlfl friends in Maryland got me I 'i gs, '~Iko __________________ 00~ -- - - - -J ains ver Last G • oruening • uecoralsnq Residential constcUon in 4l ,1 uUrlflgi-• ,iOut con. tinued at peak le vels, up six per cent o' er the same month In Sunday, December age ' manufacturing, educational, systems 1972 while other building not rel.igious, administrative and designed for shelter dropped six inWober otaled9 bill ion, a the loeM reading 173 10 per cent gain over the year. Mcst of the difference in ago total in spite of another October was due to a single drop In housing, Dodge said project, and a highly topical one Total nonresidential con For the 10 month period struction in Florida for the October's gain in newly. at that," said George A. ending Oct. 31, all phases of mon th was $1 million with started construction pushed the Christie, vice president and recreational. per cent, according to the F W The highest rate of climb was constniction were up over the residential activity at $510 seasonally-adjusted Dodge chief economist for Dodge . Dodge Division of Mraw Hill seen in non-building con mparable 1972 period by Zi to million and nonbuilding at 49 Index to 191 (1-1oo), up "October's construction con. Information Systems Co struction including streets, 41 per cent Highest rate of million from Sptem,er's The tract data included one of the 182 Dodge Is an aut.hority on the bridges, dams, river and h growt was seen again in non. Contracts for new conof 2o6 was reached biggest electric power in. b ilding, up 41 per cent while struction throughoijt the nation in Augu. t, while May stallations yet to be reported-a ________________________________________________________________________ construction AP Beverly is an attractive and energetic woman whose house is bulging with articles all hand harbor developments, sewage $700 million. twin-reactor - earanc P - nucear generating station being built at Midland, %lichigim, This facility, rated at 1.3 million kilowatts, won't be ' -_____ . - tletlerIng poer until I'&) however," he said. _______ He/ s Se// I - 16 t 9 - - 'energy crisis' will be to spring loose a riumber (of prnjectq like . 0 r,l!l tir and birth ddn, y produc Dodge reports and atLr Suppi), iflLs1k and risithntial builng dimbed 26 I) II l . L)uuuIngs not designed for space facilities, airports, per cent and nonresidenti4il Zi shelter include commercial, utilities and communication per cent. • She also imbeds There is a tremendous ~ ear sRe c~~ ~0 rd S 0 , L'l Among her other hobbies, she . " Re& Es1of denied myse . It L" festyles electrical energy so Umt I won't feel gul'ty when I turn on the flooight.lhavecutbackonall dl 45~:_* ___________ t State—Wide Cons ruction Showg in one floodiight to show up t decorations at night Bes crly Is quick to explain i have been carefully onsening t ____ them. People see them and they - - med with sparhi) tinsel and* glitter. Beverly intends to use ~ - I - __ ~ 0 - " i 0 Art for I - ri -a 1!Cifirloati) - - - . _ r 4P__0;k I - 1b i . . BILL GORDON, director of Adult and Con- director of Alumni Affairs at Rollins College trnuing Education at Seminole Junior College, Winter Park Left to right, George Thomas, est of honor at a farewell luncheon held by the faculty Tuesday at th e SJC Enrichment Center. lie is leaving to accept the post of interpretor for the deaf; Midge Microff, R. T. Mrs. Gordon. I (Herald Photo by Ann Rtley I - are espe for the hard Always experiff-enthig with 0- . . . .0 ___ is 11cr original jewelry designs - "After attaching a backing to the picture, I sew around each det.ail in the picture that W to be stuffed Cton Li worked into eact, tiny pait of the design, sometimes by using a toothpick. After mounting the pic- Milwee, assistant to the president; and Mr. and emento. .. "It has to be just right," said ' - . Z W. .1 tore on plywood, I put a special bebri I her ide sell you a drink cf water if you were dying of thirst or couldn't sell YouDiifepreserverffyouweredrowg. lfoudecidetol1st)owhe,pti(l&lyif)ou(!ait I Help Ch ld F s i ' orm , - Code Of Behavior - -- i;- - __ _________ his contract. He will also see that if he takes a diamond russe at trick two he will be able to lose it wi th complete safety. West will be on lead and won't be able to hurt him _________ Seminole Coordinator Youth Program Inc. at this time, it will plant ideas in their children's minds, ideas would not have. Thisisnotso, however. Id A parent begins cornmtnicaUng wi th his child about are already there, and from the time he Is walking sometimes strangly distorted at and talking, but today we will that l4yIJij arid distortions of ltiittn'trealln'thatEswasin facility even better than they The wekiing was performed the hospital for surgery. She is had anticipated. by the Rev. leo King of the sos1yandddn't want anyof her ___ First United Methodist Church friends to worry, so she told us of Sanford. thatahe ws only going tohave Well, the big night with our The bride wore a becoming some tests made. (Lear Burt Perinchief turned out two-piece suit in a delicate - b Anyhow, she is back home to be a success and we were so sh.ade of off-white and a corsage now and doing real well, I am delighted to sft such a large of red rows. ha-ippy to relxTt. hni-nediately following the turn-out. We did work so hard i but it was fun too) and it was wedding a reception was held I .4I f- ____ truly heart-warming to see a for the family and friends. The full house, Wing cake centradi tional Did you know that Lucile I to settle back and tered the bride's table and a Norton is back home after try to catch up with the girls at profusion of evergreens. Inurns - _____L. . -. ~ Construction Outlook issued recently '• I N, 1 ç a ,' ,. - - .-', ,~ =. , , !- _* 4 , -_11. -- - ; v - ..i - - - utilities, 1 f- - _______ - But, let's assume you've listed your home at the right prire. The big question now is to make the sale. And that's what this piece is all about. When you list Your home with a real estate broker and you price It right, your very next step is to do all you can to let your home "zmik"a welcome to the folks who come with the i rpm. ontracts, which declined r ml~ ~-, 2 ~_ AM- ,_-_ - -.pr-- - _.- VF-A: -~ ---_: .___ - - , . --_ -X - __ -. ._ - .._. zI -::!:r .,W__ __ .- -~__ - =OF _I " I -------I - - .1 ! I . - I-,- T Tr~ r" " -0-0041 1- ~ .• ____ -- - - ___ I- ____ - -iZ__ Iq 5 0- £ -- per cent below the year .-- L - . ey. T:;-. -!i- - - - - - - the number of dwelling units started in Octobe r was down by 24 per (('nt. _______ - ------------- flated building co3ts. The latest month's residen tial . - .- , - to furthtr in the latest month, continued to reflect tight _____ ,.---- amounted over the same month in aim. ()ctober's residential building , ____ ____ for value cClha __ _________ ql5t - - cot struction contract sewer and water facilities, and other public ork as well as electric iW ATIV- - an October, misisting of high, - ff~ .. - - - -- ~irx -_ - - -.-.-, IT .- - . - 4 L" r $ ::_ - anticipated unusually large volume of `1 energy-related projects in. d cluding, of course, the multi. billion dollar trans-Alaska pipeline,' Christie noted. The total of all nonbuilding W ___ of help from you And, with a litUc effort on your part it Is altogether possible iii a better price than comparable homes. O( COtWSe.oneOfthtkCy5to5e11iflgy(m,fl.he is op itright when you put it on the market s!desman to look at it. AnYtieasalesper3onbringshLi cu .1 J - _____ __ ----. ; - _____ , - - Put even the bird who can sell anybody anything might have difficulty in selling your home fir yoa without a little bit - I If witli several real estate brekers Or Put Your home in - k ... . likely to be shown by both types of sales Deople. If South stops to Count his winnem the C of ARCH, he will see that he needs two diamonds and four clubs for -tv. 4. . . I -I . I And, of course, there are those salesmen who cotlildn't to I e ' taken care to hold on to both his hearts. .- drowning," I surcessftlly and West will clear the suit wi th a third lead. At this point South will see that he net-6- a diamond finesse to brin g home the bacon. He will lose it and go one down, provided West has — J .A- - I -1 Ir ~ .,--, _ r -, TJ~c 4 --I I Ig~, I - M_ L- - _?~~. I IP/ !~ ~_ salesman is, "He could sell you a drink of water if you were and decorative 4 - , (.e of our favorite expressions about a real good ncr iIeas; 11d different (FJda Nichols Photo) - We're sure you've heard the expression, 11c's a natural born salesman!" i - - s uspended for Y ears inpi1zuiin1 , A 1-4 I - Home Your — ... Beveriv -_ w -7ri-7~ w ~=;-~-m ----~ ~-i;:-~~.---"—~,-.~ft "~ - go 01 fiGish on the.entire front, so that Recently. Beverly has been , have the jig saw. dust n.,%.v easily be wiped figuring out ways to Herald Correspondent As it was her first experien, away. wlththesaw,sheWaMUsureof One pIct deplcta a lone and yet cone rye energy Mr& James B (Be%erly) but the outcome, S he the . ii j1- Deciung to mane , C Adams is an artist She has flwafl lB a ii regaa , jig turned out decerations er) t and a many beautiful pictures of stuffing, the effect is very got some hand painted and trim. well work flowers, anu'ials, scenes, and realistic Many of Beerly $ saw Oflu WCfl - I..; - r Nest By ELI)A NICHOLS giving a three-demensional -- Ie rig " nal Instead, they are printed pie_tZi lures on cloth, that are stuffed, . - h ts bells and and offices and schools, and a studio, she traced tem The dtff nce In Bcicrl's a1)5 much admired ctum is that they were not __________________________ ______ painted by hand with a brush ITh _______ -. - Feat ers Adams m-en cartoon cbaracters, In her pictures are hanging in homes - k • ; -- - ______ __. - ft- N W 0 --00- , -_ r _: iv_ - Sunday, Dc 9. 973 - - home You can be fairly well assured that first, his customers having some =gery up in the Central Flo6da Chorale as and Tetrapanix was used By tJZ MATHMIXX pay special attention to that fact abound at the beginnings of with a heart play. Gainesville? art wanting to purchase a home; secondly, he has checked HOMES INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED Julie Bishop sets out to teach us throughout the appointed Herald Correspondent r__ := -, l site. South will clear the clubs Per iOd of Lime just before puberty. first to determine if they are qualified to purchase nuire and moze new songs Mr. Donnelly is a refired a home In Ii . It is hard for many of us to next a~nd wind up with his puberty. RAVENSBROOK subdivision located off . your price range; and,flnally, at least the salesman believes Each home is custom designed and there is 100getting us pre pared for ow- first attorney and Mrs. Donnelly Is Recent guests at the of contract and one or two overThis is an easy time to reach admit that our child is growing Markham Road retains a rural atmosphere wi th 150 tricks, A far better result wrn de3pite his seeming L,v. up and may be experiencing the Mr. and Mrs, Johnie Sal)er ftt his customers woWd be Interested in seeirg your ft. space left between houses. engagement of this s,vson. the Media Specialist at Sanford large shaded lots and an abundance of residence. than down one. Middle School. Schnaterly Gee, music Li fun! y were Alter a wedding Charles and Jewel Scott of what stirrings difference at times to what you early Jim avi sany The salesman has left little to the imagination. WWAPER T'UE ' — - trip throuh the Carribean they may be saying. He is eager to soon be strong sexual urgings. of Ypsilanti, Mich. Scott 13 have been down from Chicano By Otw ild £ iiM.E iMnw 4*4J 4ne J will be at Ixffne in Geneva. , a gatiter facts about any subject In Order to nelP the Y"Oungster to Presideut Oi tne local "M %isiting with Sally's parents, — the buyers' imagination? Unfortunately. too many people do Motor Company of Ypsilanti t he Larry Roots. m y sex, specifically accept and deal with and especia ll these it Beginners are taught to try th is very Mina. 'i' bIdd1fl has b feelings, it is better for us to and stopped over to visit with tiw' children wi th them and WIll about Its seamier sidle, to develop the suit with the I had a very pleasant surprise greatest potential when play- Wtii Even though he may (g accept the trd th wi th good hs bro ther-in-law and family De leaving Sunday for home. First Impression Important North Fast a few days ago when I received By FRANK J. JASA in the area. They brought ing notrump contracts. pj openly acknowledge this grace. i• IT " . 11 a note informing me that County Agricultural I This is a mighty good gen- I,aw Your first move is to take a goW look at Me exterior of 1 34 Paw 3# particular Interee. to you, he At Ods time, a father who hals their daughter Sandi and her _ . Charles E. Baker Jr. will be Agent your home. After all, the first impression a potential buyer eral principle, but it is far Pan 3N.T. Pau 0 most probably has shared it be~n ftough Uxw dMinges friend with Lhcm. Off I Important to take ad• Pass graduated from Ernor gets is '\ when the 46 Pass ' salesman drives his buyers into Mr. Salyer has been One your question .nt to heard wi th his friends. himself, vantage of the H in the code University, Dec. 21, with a You. South, ho1d driveway or parks his car in front of your home. You'd that them with his son. But thT seriously LU recently at frequently Li th "how ll th wi Soon, he will be reaching I Mullet Lake after recent word ARCH and ask yourself, 4K J 65 A 61 2 +K 10 446 __ ..................................... .... ........... _____ tomers of its 32 member holding company __________________________________ ergy crisis affect agricWture and either ors age when he needi to draw a no Vwnd C"r ort Myers and will be tilixier "Paw can I make this consurgery at tl~e Winter ark What do you ________________ do now? _____________________________ chairman of the board of First Florida Banks and four banks. have the tract?" when you plan your members of the executive James H. White, 47, an and our food iupply?" There is A Bid six dianmads. Y.jir curtain between himself and his parent may feel comfortable in this visit with his lster and het' Hospital and doing nicety, I am Atlanta, Ga. prospects say,"We don't even want to see this one, just drive rlorida State Bank at Sanford pending locations in the Central Frank pla *. Smathers 't partaff signed off *ncr *I thr" parents Jr., committee. The regions are: executive vice president of the emotionall Y . talking with the boy. A motherl family. happy to tell you. has been elected executive At the present time, Charles -4 _: on." Fl or ida area, vice Oh, yes, it lfSou(fiwinstheheag- Jea happens pr ident all the time, es and . chief executi ve notrump. He is now buwlg Therefore, pro-puberty is a usually feds more at ease In SOUTHEAST: (Six UFFB holding company. His 13 banks, outcome will depend on a ,11 president and is working with Dr. William in dummy and if he doesn't wiffingum to playa slam. Bid 3. regional ~ So what can You do? Simple. Trim your lawn neatly, J 10_ I'll . hieNulty's region covers the officer of Florida's four largest banks, two pending locations). including Okeechobee ha% n r o! fa valuable time to see that he discussing ferninine changes re stop to count to nine he will Brown, M.D. in Winttr Prk as have it edged, cultivate the TODAY'S QUESTION rapidly growing area around bank : -flower beds, pick up a r.alding company, said Largest in ll refuse, e s th ta te in terms becom.s informed about what wi daughter. of po totaling $361,873,tXx. little doubt, however, ft de sits her th lead a club at trick to 1n;ead of rbidding three Orlando, Sanford and "Our systeir Jtrry and Donna Rocky and . will &agriculture and food produ Many partnts worry about ipplen physically and thdt EaM will hop up with tnt! clubs your partner has rebid two be employed in Florida alter his - "V Melbourne. His pression for banks t he account buyers but it also management is a tells th em th at move to th eir you' re he megion daughter, Sundie, from t extends ce ace and lead a seccnd heart. nutrump Whit do you do now from ssing and Geneva Homemakers will be markeun r, he Is Informed to the point how and when to open up ( Key West swelled to more than Lion, pro kind of homeowner who probably takes good care of the V'N for $209.2 million in deposits further enhance our corn- to Veto Beach and will be $3%,297,000 th th South will fi nesse his jack UnFt. Wayne, Ind., were here meeting at the Geneva Cornwill be affected to some degree. where he will not be bewildered subject. It need nat be a Anmei' Mondsy wi e addition of HIS paren ts are Mr. and Mrs. which will grow th rough the petitiveness and provide a lull headed by J. Stephen V interior of his home, too, or surprised by the changes "My son, the tune tias come to while Jerry's mom, Esther munity IbU for a covered Hudson, the Peoples Bank of North Fort Shorta ges of fuel and tranaffiliation of the DeLand State range of financial services to 37. Baker Sr., Now let's go inside. If the bu yers see faded woodw or k Smi th, was a pa tient at Win ter luncheon on Dec. 12, at 10 a.m. Charles occurring, tell you some ti±g Myers, the Southslde Bank of 5P0rthtb0 facilities were ra ther I Rank as well as through three present and future customers in and wails their desire to buy your house is immediately ______ _________ ______ Park Memorial. It becomes a good time to kw" hostesses are Mama Pearl houseparents at the Lutheran AnativcofFjondaandacuve St. Petersburg, and the First common this past season. Haven, InSavta. Mr. and Mrs. new banks for which c'-.argers Florida and throughout diminished. Some homeowners stand there and try to tell the Ars*e, Pfeu particularly In grain and fresh openly share your attitudes - __________________________________________________ Yarborough, Frances GOodwin, A I in South Florida civic affairs, State Bank of Baker are and daughter, Leese w pendin g. buyers l how il e th house would look If it world. were painted, but at's th fruit and vegetable areas. Stuff Sports about sex as you discuss tie Dorothy Miniett.a, Ma bel Butler charter also is pending at 4,' combine the Hudson u president be flying up to Atlanta for the not McNulty is 37 years old. half as ef fective as sh owing Our goal was ft him how ni to ce it looks by 11] changes and their relation to and Mirg Kelly. Greater Miami Chamber of Davenport. Since agriculture is the most graduation ezercLse. ' redecorating those faded walls and the woodwork yourself. management expertise ACBiis reproducuon. At First Florida at Sanford c1s1 and Commerce. : I He tins a es se ntial industry, priority in This will bring a much be tter offer on your home than by ' II.E. It Is norm to soon to let a 1Davis was named depth of the mem be r banks and baclq'i ec,d of marketing and NORTHEAST: i five UFFB fuel allocation will be given fur leaving it to his imagination. youngster know that while presi de nt by the board of the holding company ink' a domestic banking and was ba nks, one pend ing locationj. opera tion of mobile 4 Los A!k1 and fixed Give your home a thorough cleaning and there's no doubt direct"s and T.E. Tucker was structure that could most ef- sen or viec president of UFFB James B. Lumpkins, 53, who is farm and ranch equipment Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin irck'seM *Wkarn but that it'll be more appealing to the buyers. You see, a joy and pleasure, it can also named cha'rmnan of the bank's fectively serve the high growth until today when he was elected vice c hairman of United First essential to the planting, from Chuluota and Pearl Hii's this for a siuprl.ie' i2Heii' 4O1bkx,d sparkling, clean, n'at \.' home markets in which the various always attracts buyers. . : 3 opcf31tr polo ;, bring pain and misery when it is Yarborough enjoyed a get-to- .Mrs. Lorraine Whiting of a -w executive committee. J execatiVe vice president. Florida Banks 1will direct this growth. or harve-sting of crops banks it i'rua1 dtw.Li are strategically i Vr-n sir. r entered into selfishly, that Is, developing area that Cfl- and livestock. Farmers are gether wi th Mrs. Ka erine th Geneva and Mr. John J. Don. Repairs I5(Mlal ib' 52Prierrn1ur Wi The $15 billion United First positioned. It will also assist in United First Florida Banks without a feeling of respon. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. John nelly of Washington, D.C. 16 R"m have $579,935,000 deposi ts In cOrn asses both Jacksonville enco uraged to take all possible - Florida Banks inaugurated the integrating the strengths _is I .I ~%,,,illl. r o rutf new Ian$ I b?_w W I I sibility for the partnerl or for the and Gainesville. Because of steps to use ava Bennett. Also, there are a few minor but Important repairs you LItanged mr-riage vows An 01 I1ucL'ns reMion. ilable fuel as i I r4r.;* I I$(;k%% pimli 4 \rjlRr regionnI nianagement system banks acquired in ure. ,t.s act itself. should make before your house is shown the first time. ! They rode over to Aldersgate November 30,1973, at the tome II f4 qta :_ __ , li , I'rrn-v'n , $.r a certain alliances and rommon efficiently as possible. Growers are truly for the state-wide holding 1 , 1# 111w c4her new regions are .1 J SOUTHWEST.- (Thirteen interests, the Ormond Beach tituso 1-runptU Much of what you say now Tighten loose knobs, for example. Adjust sticking doors and to observe the new retirement of the bride's sister, Mrs. Betty 21 Pi,ethat are unable to obtain company to provide also headed by you thful senior UFFLI banks, four pending First National Ba °''' ''-' eimrn1 rj windows, fix warped ca binet drawers, and remove stains will be remembered In center and reported finding the Schlusemneyer. nk will be adequate fuel for their farm McNULTY ELECTEL) 2Trnpw.a1pivt ; J managerial ac , co un bility and of fice rs whose combined ages locatiors). This region includes included in this ta years ahead As a youngster from carpets. Get rid of any flaws you )'now of that will ii tkm 't.tm' II 1taIinpi*region where And regional manager ZiRe-,4rt _______________ ___________________________ .4, rations should contact their maximum responsiveness to average 43 years. All are Tampa, St. Petersburg 17 A,,ijl'n %tij'ti 42 begins . his detract from the home and reduce the buyer's desire to Jcs of and deposits total $171,440,000, Dim \ i local ASCS office, or in the case l()nrubamznci 43Ka'eo.lI ipirt i beha vior, he will at least have purchase. ________________________________________ of diesel fuel, contact r,iictwr 'ii 21 peruA 2T-rn'iirft 23\t1r,'Fjl the ai'un.lklnu ,glLrI nn whl.-h • I vni,'v. a,-,f n "ilhh 41 ii.Imn. M,'C." ,.Ir.* nil *k1 , 2-i A.-its b' U, ounty Ag ri cultural Agent. The Decor Law them. Items you want to keep,tow them away in a box and get rid appritatw.. 2, l'us.h.. ASCr has been assigned USDA l IV'3I 41 ~~ . $ ('hrt raiik-' I Many parents ha ve of the rest of the junk. Make all closeLs appear as roomy as used 4;t'nfu1dsth, kidt I _. t drifnis Sceed responsibility to provide fuel Only at AERO can you buy Beautiful Custom sits torn -possible. facts and attitudes about sex supply information to farmers ,Mrwt4br,u j1h nlId1 *Rtl,t, . Tailored Draperies at Factory.Direct Prices Siui'' wI ththeir chCd renwith ease A well-decorated and orderly kitchen adds, perhaps, one and to help them verify fuel / '-i-'- -, and Get In-Home Decorator Service—Free. BARBARA HARTUN; OicIo..& S.._.. of the I!reatest anneals for the lady of the house to t.in. ,1 now but still 1 rmte,ri.e 'it mold This nrint multi itt .icøii -- buy your Is now irrn+inr IJCU.3. pJwit.uuI about -i V Copley NesScr%jce having some difficulty at this place. And noth ing can detract from a home more than a. ill on a pair of accent chaL and 41 p 1. • honi does one con ta ct for RyI.OUISELGII.L Put the base of the tree in The fertilizer shortage was Q. Help I goofed I have a because matching draperies. If you such services' age of the greater messy kitchen and a sink full of (lirty dishes. ' F * . ,I 1__~Exlen%loo Home 0.6W. twater. 'I'lliere are incxpviL%i%e '. qic partially flity nursing honne carL neilil and twautiful home but I relieved when price i_ , had another single chair you i2 Lwaplexity of it all, and the fs, Now, let's go into the bedrmlsis. First, always be sure the YW%A%k LoA%&.. Economics Agent A. There are some designers ceilings were removed on metal stands on the market chose the wrong carpet. 'ne were redoing you could select provided since 1964. feeUngs that entff more ob. ~ closets are orderly. Arrange them to permit the buyeri to see who do t1lus and you should be materials which hold the tree upright and furniture is in golds, orange — 16 15 1% a gold or brown for t1at. You used in the viot1y into these explanations. as much of the close t space as possible. Make them appear Flame Proof Your Christmas haven cup at the bottom to hold and browns and looks blab to find one who will work manufacture of fertilizers. could use orange and gold for alik ample. Be sure the beds are made and try to let in as much Tree—is your Christmas tree wnter. .. We offer individual ctire 20j 19 WiTH With the white and celery accents in pillows, mftTor and On an hourly basis. In many Since Itiere will still be all It - -;-* youngsters are older, and can light as possible. Th bedrooms are one of e e most outth -,* ~ -4 .I,%- . ,safe' Is it flameproof? in green an intimate, shag carpeting. picture frames and plant con- ci ties YOU will find in the tele.. inadequate supply of sorn.' GIFT C IVI W G.' understand sex In an adult +"' ' MLndjn' fi'nt'jrms ci any home so be certain they're neat. II don't have such a ('athiMlral ceilings an' wi th fIIe book a hting for the ffttu want to be sure It's both taiirs If you want ed eve Ii ka i I fertilizers and the prices Ime &n,c, dt S4q bi:t:i,c Farmers __________ •• •- -•- -- ..- .. -- - _..__.____.___ For Florida Bank Chain McNulty Ta . ______ ________ _____ Priority ed For ice ____ _____ ________ - " I _______ __________________________________ _____________________________________________ ____ _____ __ ___ ____________ ___________ ______ ' ______ Make Minor __________ ______________ S 2n1 ' I - ... ________________ on a Budqet .. i_._ .%,. Christmas ____________________________ I JiT. -- Siiiiiio1 IA)(1 ( - -....- __ _•----•, 4ha. Be A Holida y Haza rd " - P Lfl - Gim YNA How A I'4 71 __ i and embarrassing. ft-. pirent; tt!l Itar th;m if — $ 40{ :1 LJ -— r - - _J --- L A? vO Phone 2-331S_.._ Oi(frtt!CL s).hP.I h7OMoI __ 32 - - Ito \ -L: I fli1EEElT1 Li means 1 column by 2 in ifTj!; jOt art 60 be ,noticed or .11ech't? Y ou're rdirg th13 ,xiet Salesman cr^ Modern and snrinim - 1. - Graham, 7 48 - IJttk (j$ YOUR warm, colorfu!, ruphiru _______________________ For l ,iformatjon Call or Write Donald Owner-Administrator - 1411 44 4271 4! — Color Can Correct Error r Seminole Lodge is located in the heart of Sanford's MedicJ facilities, _- — _ r - - W - --- ward - -. '"- ! - —1— Don't Let Your Tree - Seminole Lodge Nursing and Convalescent Resiaence io Ray Avenue, Sanford, rla. 32771 Ph. 322-655 74',: : 1 iiLiI 2tO 4cci SOIYec, iva, 1. S\WtO-%t C44,+ _ iju aiiuwaau tutu you ....e. aov* UI4L we xmuuv Ca ;PuqJaavu vv done ll you can to make the salesman's Job as easy as possible to show the prdperty, what are you supposed to do while the house Is being shown? Friends, you 've heard the expression that three's a crowd, It's trve in this Situation, too, unless the $alesman &%ksyoufor assis ta nce Never butt in. If you do ',lthout being asked, the people being shown the house will feel like they are intrudirg and will hurry their inspection. FInally, a word to the wise, let your broker or Realtor zlicuv' pr i ce, terms, financing, possession and other major irts with the custorner. Ixt him do the negotiating. It RnvWv can bring about h favorable ewclusion, he con do It better than anyone else, If you'll help your sakman at the beginning it'll mean dollars for you in the end. , interested in sonic suggestions. Toflnnwnrf ........... .-',. irtrn J-'•. rn- .•", I'".' OWICCS of borax, 4 ounces of boric acid, and one gallon of water. Add I teaspoon of low can filled with wet sand. The white. What new decor In %ttef goes into the tree and furniture would help or wh at --- "-'r . hel ps keep it green longer. could I do to salvage what I Be sure to locate your tree have? I am contemplat!ij an - away from any source of heat off-white couch and splashing wood chest in n .--.- i bright green tH IA? -- - . U(1C WflCfl you only want some advice and professional counseling about interiors and yet do not such as fuel heaters and hot air colorful pillows and wall dc- want to purchase anything cor as well as accent chairs ducts. through a decorat'r, which What color shall I splash and lo be en told is how th ey One other suggestion: Don't what cokr for draperies? imiake their profit' We have a keep your tree up too long. A B.T. Problem di vi der which week is long enough. Never would like to change but do A. Instead of doing a solid keep it up over 10 nays. There know tnat %%ould look bet. off-w hi te couch, how about a should be a National Get-Ri d-ofbright green and white for the t(T. Mso- I would likv sonle Always t,tart with a fresh, Your-Christmas Tree Ob- couch in either a small stnpe advice on remodelling our suds-ing detergent, which aids the penetrating quality of solution. .pray the tree. Saturate It. Let it dry. Decorate, There will be no change in color or text ure of the tree n green tftv, we on which the needles are not shedding. Make a fresh cut on the bottom of the tree, sawing off about an inch. servance for safety's sake. "Take your tree down when it gets dry, so it won't be a fire hazard." or a diamond pattern? Then kitchen so dw- t it wou~j b,,. use a bold print of the same bright green and white with shades of orange, brown and 1flCWt' Cfficieflt I would be glad to ay on an hourly bustS just to have someonc' give me Designers or the American insUtuteo1lntenoriners isotnetimes in the yellow pages under interior decorat. ing or interior designing farmers will need t ta ke a second look at .•.. -uteir Ieruuzatio, practices bons Is based on experience Lions academic stud' of principles. Ask the organizaLions for the names of design. ers willing to work on an how-. 13, fee. Medium and large (itles also often have kitchen more obvious ones. Any clIsruptiuia in the harvesting, transportation and marketing Process could have a severe effect on food production. If trucks and tail trunsiivrtaticn Is design specialists. Call a large remodeling company in not adequate, the tood cannot ~et to the nuirket. If there is a your city and ask if any i.rofessional kitchen planners are available. Many also work on an hourly basis, too. shortage of pack:ng cartons, the produce will never leave the field. There are numerous other examples that could be cited - ' . Agricultural producers may be more adversely affected by �: - r _l - -- c-.-- ,-r fl'.-. -'-- W'-i' 'T.--'1'1-. r: 2C- The Sanford - j-r-y -- - .L14 -i :-'- Herald Sunday. Dec. 7 - 7 9. ?v v_ - .r._ _rrr -7,— arc -- ___________________________________ -- ?I _V., less Wattage Sparkle this Yule with :\ I - ,- -- - .---.- Al i" is sewing machine on i I i ________ of _______ I - ______ among - _____ tiny tree, first in one wattage. y, ______________ a - ' ________ . 1 _______ _______________________ _______ ______________________ not route ___________ at -: you get to r as ; rec- sig around er, were, ________ -- ly as get . ' . UV' go. entranceway ! you of from 1 : from at put in - RIC i I I i - .-.• ____ . - ... - -,•: ... ,..-- - : _______________ 1 _____ IO t "t, WR FI qw_ 1',- ig&k&d — _________ __— age, in newer ' %, . I - ; ;:: . - - .-- - . - , - tr ..< ,<-.......________ __________ ! us AT 0 CANT fI U me ___________ I I -I %-.so _______ _______ __ __ i co or i~ _____ I . - .1 i I— •. 1 .60 0 ray d" ______ $ . to go i H 01" i'2O _ i FI - 6 - o z'.': a' U . -- S. L an d Editor: Has the Veterans Administration changed its procedure for veterans to obtain Certificates of Eligibility which enable qualified veterans to get a VA mortgage? —RBM Dear RBM: We checked with the Veterans Administration and have been Infonznt-d that effective September 1, 1973, any ve temn discharged on or after that date automatically receh-es his Certificate of Eligibility to purchase a home with a VA guaranteed mortgage, The new procedure, it is believed, will reduce the time required to qualify veterans for such a benefit. But, the VA also points out that any veteran discharged before Sept. 1, 1173, wIll still have to apply for the eligibility certificate. Thank you for calling this to our attention, to In. guaranteed new I few creative properties. ne, a an increasing entire ____ of to or I ,&11411L' J mo firms are ever now occupying One interest of Japanes fast of off before _________ am ____ way • I : my first there Lang's the living room and foyer; the foyer has a COVERED FORCH large, walk-in closet for guests and family coats. The living roorr Is at Two steps down takes one into the front, with a dramatic bow view of the which is 20 feet long, plus the A two-way fireplace serves terrace through the dinette's how the living and recreation rooms. Serving food from the well laid-out snacks in the recreation di n ing dinette a to room. Laundry and sewing rooms also are close by. The bedrooms in an unusual arrangement, the two smaller ones using a bath also designed by Herman H. convenient to daytime areas. Plan HABOTY York, 90-04 161st St., Jamaica, N.Y. 11432, with 2,110 square feet. Aiyone wanting to know the price of the blueprint can write to York, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. frames having room, are move a are was , - S - I WE I —a. ir a 551616 nnvT -: 4 ~_Zrtw $L u - -' - - P5 i I - - -' b 11 Lake'rontHo.ns sn,sco Wo,.id you 4ck it thd btavt.tvI tf.ni it rvni has a brs-tk I j I trepl&Ct trIal w*'k$ 72111 ft. fm.ty 105471. 3 b.edrocmi, 7 batM C& .: : !',. r;-' rd . Take one more lock at ffie p*dvre, ot you are no doubt look °i at the c$?ifl4iI 3 bedroom, 3 bath on m st t ha t you wifi •v*t 545 ,,., We t . 1% mow. btf*rt 4Ctirisimss. -.L- — t -_ ,.. :' r -r', OVIFOO T! tiatcr High & Dry Oversized Wooded Loll Central t-k..l A !Wall to Will Carpeting 2 Cat Garaq. On Side Close To Schools, Shoowr.n CiurciS, FlU City Water, Police, Fire P-010,010" 95 Pd. Financing Available VA. FHA. or Cowentionai I ---- It 1111111111111110- (ItiL I bsroom, family, C114-29. 11v'h9 room, fat-In knCfiUI. 7 rAr t-qcrt rt !11 wr!I I i i ,½: 4 t'- t-n;e ir't'd f RIMER BAKALLA. INC REALTOR - j FERN PARK, HWY. I1-n-am ---I - H e rne £ v- - n:rfvfi. 1rc-m 1, 0 1 1 run I bedroom with *fliit added to origi.tzt home. Family r,o,. earkn kstchtfl. large W0(kroom in? tor raQe Sc. if you want to work Wt 1 I — 836 t 800 Tpilf ' " to, 1, tr' Ott fe 9 Mi-qt3* 04 45 1$rca4*a,3 ,A o4 - " I abcs *-o aM 'vr i* 05 P4 Lake Je-iw$ Dr ire to 13 iS r;4a.ti-e-i ._ -#-'' - - -. IN am Sliding (itau Doors 2, 3 & 4 6.drooii Horn., Dishwasher, Rang. 2 Ti. BathS Central Hut & Air OispMal Laundry AreaWall To Wall Carph, PRICES START AT 11 23,900 THE NEXT 8 tØ CONDOMINIUMS their 3 7/ 4 o /o Interest -, 5 % Down NO CLOSING COSTS I Bedroom I Bath 2 Bedroom 2 Baths 17,900 $ 23f 900 W N Hours " ,,)INTRE PK - 644.0810 4895 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. ON 859.6070 - , - . __ , , i 25,900 $ 1 floors. INCLUDING LOTI FHA-VA CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE áà Prune To Maintain Plant Health By DAVID DeVOLL rub and weaken limb bounds, ExtenSion Agent and remove weak, damaged or Plants are also pruned to Pruning of ornamental plants crowded Always develop or maintain a desired Is an art best karned by ex- remember that maintenance of size or form, to shape the plant perience. One way to learn the plant health is the fundamental and to produce more dense fundamentals is to study the reason for pruning. growth. mistakes of others. The second most important General thinning and Everyone has seen the once- reason to prune is to balance corrective pruning can be done a-year pruner who, armed with the amount of top growth on the any time of year. Heavier saw, shears and axe, attacks plant with the be done on the garden and cuts all hedges system at the time of trandeciduous plants during the and shrubs back to the ground. splanting. dormant season. For late After clean-up, the tooLs are put A third reason to prune is to flowering and fruiting plants, away until the following year. remove old stems and branches winter or early spring is Then them sir. the timid tu uiagu new vigorous bwlaoie. A good rule of thumb pruners who fearful to growth. This con he done ligt-'tly to follow on flowering trees and remove even a single leaf from every year and is a good shrubs is to prune soon after the a plant. This hands-off policy is "leggy" or growing out-of- flowers have (allen, ifter, results In over-grown, ________________________________ leggy plants. Next comes the "shearer." This one barbers his shrubs into domes, cones, spheres, rectangles, squares, etc,, etc. A few plants wi ll survive under thlstreatment., but many are severely Injured. The purpose of pruning is to 1827 No. Orlando Ave., Fern Park, Fla. (1 remove unwanted growth to benefit the plant parts t ha t remain and to Improve the appearance of the plants. The most Important reason for pruning to maintain plant hea'sth. Prune to remove dead, weak or damaged wood and disease and insect infested wood. Remove dead or diseased wood whenever it appears. This cne of the best ways to stop the spread of disease to the rest .4. iL.. _I__. -- igh o ing UI I1IC 11A5II 01 nL'lgnLXwlng ,f. plants. Remove branches % hich lk Eva -~ amount of root pruning DIRECTIONS Take I 4 to the Deltona Exit, go east on Ottlary Doyle Rd 1 5 miles to Providence Blvd .turn let?, go 1 miles to Elkham Turn left )blocks to the model homes may Qr M M RRonDA ___ 0S I II 831-4039 — -- 628-2162 111C. HUI I ltb ontem ml, so. of Jai Alai 789-2999J po on Hwy. 17 & 92) • (305) 834-2788 CAL* r Leather Highb3c Lounge Chair and Ottoman. only S32 Furnish your home in genuine leathersofa ~~ and 2 chai rs for only $ 'i ne - _ pUcv4u1v W iuiww ii b , - r 695L , colors) '• ' ,.r - - - z. - uiv pIWIL !/ , I —U I S F1 4I il )i i _~ E ,\V.EEDERS4.. GU1DE4: H . .0 i, i 1-- ot -_ ,.XI e,-.I I i~i~~l~,li!lia;~/L"ditttt4iL,.tk, fIr*.il2 , ,11.id"ti,lk. - little care and are quite pest ngold arborvitae. By EARL. ARONSON free. You'll have to prune only P e n d u 1 o u s, or weeping AP Newsfeatures If pruning back evergreen occasionaliy, such as when branches: weeping white pine 1 Pram. ii..,,t .hpi,ho iI..i nrc,,,, .-,,P -- ----- o- -" --' rg,n.'.h*. ofoyalem,.n.,.,.nih.,.4n. nw1 f"tcw,nln. t,-- -----------------r , ------ '* - tip C.,p,,....i C.,,,.. i - ''' r"' - - W .$- - flat creeping juni - comes a i.' urazil Cc'oempo. Americas Latg'st lri,portrr of Fine t either Furnture, you gel an entire room of luxurious varieties • o - sin,r furniture for iei than youd expect to pay for the 'fa atone' The sumptuous II Inch Leather Lounge i and Two Match'nrl L"atrir lOunge Chars %iO,Sn .itJvC are yours for only SAO And- for a limited time cw%ly you can also get the COO* Table frame plus Two Matching End Table frames ( 5179 value) only $15.50 IPlate gtass or marbietops also aiiiable,) Each seating iiee Cra'ted of perfoc.11y matched butter soft leather, (Lishloned br extra comfort with rich 1 00 pct urethane fo,im over kiln dried har'*ood frames. Brings a .'ilth of ift-roratcir elegance tci ',z'ur L'vnU Poori .irIy Roo m, Orn, Of(ce, tic' l'iecc's also avaliCle rnlv'du.ilty Sofa 5355 Char 5195 i _r,_1 1~'i ve main - ,,. - BRAZ I L of - -- - ..,._;:a'*- -4..----- m. )_' - - 1 S' - ..'r' The Suave, SoOh,tt,cated ConlInentip Lock - T) ','i!" kl-9 'I r- Cr'', 5' .4 • S.:Ia 5a,, .Zv. Wott.ch Ct$$H Table WON I0"'*'*4c,Iafl TopS - i'''-lt" ,, SI". 131 ow learner ler,t,ri Ip mail. Se.d check e musey order. task Amenca'd lad Matf,r Char* accepted Please IMPede actovn$ owmWr a.d atp.ratan 6.stt . ' - MAIL. ORDERS lN.';iDI save .- 4,,. - u to - - -, - -- Ili r' akeMIL 7 Matching Leather Lounge Chairs. ISIS All L,att'.i' ,jtnt1 q S1iAva,ii, In ChoceOl - Honey. Av0Cio. Bxonz,. CPwnai. P,ia,i OF *s"r'. Trrrl Cotta, Cot$' A' A,-i"* lSl.,Pt Ar1. t--y'O ` -*'.-'',, P. of ,. r"7 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 14-2 BATHS • 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR • WALL-TOWALL CARPETING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • LAUNDRY ROOM CONVENIENT SNACK BAR e QUALITY WORKMANSHIP stems. ostrate 1 THE JUAN CABRILLO another Is - Mn T'i/"WJ5JC A / fabric of the upholstery and window blinds and the solid-toned wailcovering are carefully designed to coordinate with the bright colors and bold pattern of this cushioned vinyl floor. A wide assoi't,znent of coordinating and matching fabrics and wailcoverings are available to simplify decorating with the full line of boldly-sty l ed Fancy Free Is I\ - I Airport Blvd., Sanford THE STRIPED Important INCLUDES LOTI JtiIit.) S •, ' -- - 'V -. -' • - L...L. 0' t' rn, j . - L ; - \—'- Is summer. DIRSCTIOIli Take 1-4 to the D.ltonaUeBaey Exit- P'octtd 3t miles on Oettona Blvd., past the thoinc plili to Normandy Road Turn left I mile 19 Saxon Blvd Turn l,tI 300 yardS it this inter section tH01 I'r-d, t Se'ni M the Cit tiert Moldelt WrICO' a BETTER TODAY! ;~~ -_ -- -- - • ---'-' ADULT CONDOMINIUMS . -, - I cia Hemlock. bounds in your landscape be- orous growth. Prostrate: You won't even have to weed difficult chore, turn to much around the trees if you per, dwarf Japgarden juniper dwarfs, Canada There are, according to ('or- apply stone chips or Shredded and Cole's Pr ' nell University researchers, bark at, mulch, or a ground hemlock. , 'I", Horizontal, spreading or aslj m;c than 600 types of dwarf or cover iuch as periwinkle or 111k~ m c-ending branching: iiroadmoor r'r-. slow-growing conifers that may carpet bugle. ;~__,_ ..• ,l !iit be used effectively in a number I "The dwarf plants, when in- savin juniper, prostrate or1% of y grow only three are as. he T Ss -&..-', I-,-,.~. terpinnted with spring-flower- way spruce, dwarf Servian ,_ ,8~,- 1~ ,) .. ~~ to (our feet tall at maturity. ., ,.,. 1-~ I imig hulbs or alpine plants, re- spruce and umbrella arborvitae. , ~~^ , , I- 71 The small ha in scale wi th the flowers A6 I__ -'.\ Irregular sha pes and branch15 g been used extensively in Eu- providing a contrasting, coloring: blue Spanish fir, drooping rope for some time and are just Full background for the flowers I I i7 r little Norway spruce and clubmoss no tt'oii,itig known to the at a time when there is ..T1 ,, said re• Hirioki falsecypress gardener in tins country. In the color eLsewhere,' MUflSOI Is engaged in a proj- Northeast, for example, about searcher 11.11-hard If. Munson. ( ect to identify about lO c'm..'UU types are produced cornThe) come in a number of monly available types. - ITlercially, 'A(ening i v L r k ety of shapes, elliptic, ovate, obvnte, I foliage colors and growth t r i a n g I a r and Irregular. Crops Crossing L-hablts, are diIf you aren't going habits also Branching I OrdinarIy, balsam fir will verse — vertical, spreading and seed, don't be concerned about grow up to 80 feet tall, yet one somewhat horizontal, piend. "crossing" between crops. Singer Total Comfort Conditioning does six dwrf torn; w i ll range from ulot's, drooping or prostrate While closely related vege. things for the "climate" of your three to 10 feet tall, and it will i tying on the soil , and irregu. tables will cross-pollinate, the house, it warms it all in the winter. It cools It take them about 20 years to lar. afickd. seed, not the fruit, 'io', in the Cleans and filters the reach 10 feet, Thus you can safely plaist red Consider these: air. Deodorizes it. Puts moisture into warm, The tiny trees fit nicely Into 8 tj yellow ones, Narrow upright types include tomatoes close dry winter air. cucumbers, rock tarden or shrub or per- Andely, Atlantic White cedar, melons Cflflui! border They may be skyrocket Juniper, pyramidal mix them up GET THE FACTS! CALL 322 6390 combined nicely with traditionOne exception, we are adiite pine and upright Douglas SANFORD HEATING & Al plants for founilation land- fir vised, is sweet corn. Pollen scaping aral used is small corn or Rounded shape: dva!( black from popcorn, sweet co AIR CONDITIONING closed inner courts. spruce, Vilmorin Cryptomerla, field corn ill influence the col' 2609 S. The dwarf specimens require pygmy Austrian pine and Rhel- or, shape and flavor of kernels. Sanford mwwv~ Sanford Ave. :i s- 0 it - Owtr has m0v- nv-i hill 11 9VOY ~~ SAT & SUN 1.6 BRAND NEW 3 & 4 BEDROOM QUALITY HOMES N *,d mote in Char,n,hg. ut'&- - - __ ': - w /j rfl 4.viI I*' ,, 411 ,-1I I ,~/ " .1_4~j ~rb - hU1 from Good yesteraa,y _ • - is F11 cc'.'.,' 7'Ruc ri, L11 _; L -M _ j - );V~I`P'_ _*__ rr__~~_f r 1: - horni e.ii .- vcrr ___ _--!!N-j ..-- . ~_~___ - - *1- -.-_k~... --.: _ _1117 ___ . -i--* * R - Li i -Ral ' ______- - - . 1i WE MARKET HOMES are are sy, ___________________________________________________________ . questions wiil .dow. e , port on we I '•' /A1jLit'(1,(-. I'EA T44AT WILL KEEP YOU ON A FIRM FOOTING PU RIN6 YOUR WORST UPS a for window. recreation IS AN are In - . 1_s 8a%dlewood Vil1a Genuine Leather Furniture . . . of a I -.' N a iY "-- raz il .' - SUCK UNCARPETEP Ft.00Rc. IT WILL f KQEP 1H LEGS FROM MARRING YOUR FLOORS, 1 4 factor for fire, air ') \ /, ; HEEL NAILED ON EACH FOOT OF A HOUSEI4Ot.p STEPLADPER PR$VENT IT FROM SLIPPING ON SHOE of In that - are - en :__ _ of U.S. Government printing Of- iIliD pppç - -- is . prop- pp Sunday, Dec. 9, 1913-3C AN ATTRACTIVE FLOOR city B • __-' .1 -1 R ,A - 1&~ I Dear WEM: You're almost correct. Lets put It this way. Of allthe incised evaluation within the City of Sanford over oae.haff of it is non-taxable. This Includes such tax exempt properties as churches, schools, hail, county courthouse and the many, many other city, county, state and federally owned properties within the corporate limits of Sanford. Choice Investments J apanese • ,- . i I —WEM promot - ______ - -I) • --,.., -4 It out? from .9'. €5 -' property In Sanford was non-taxable. I don't see how this is possible. Would you check too is e I was told the Other day that over one-half of a es'. was ILA - Editor: move . ',_ far w a room LITINQ IR of on During cold weather, heat (riin a warm house passes through th e wal ls ta th e outside. The amount of heat lost in this way can be greatly reduced by proper insulation. The attic is a good place to start, especially iii !drr h'jtiics where Lh original insulation may have been insufficient, or where there may have been no in. sulatlon at all. Adding insulation to an attic is relatively inexpensive and well worth the effort. Mrs. Plowman recommends a minimum thickness of four inches. --- into a j l? ~ ' , _ç 7 do) .1 The Sanford Herald preventing in. customer a or a ___ - '. - of me, .., Insulation Cuts On Heat Loss amounts - .4 • ' any- , i some- ',. reit. over a basement, ' About 27 percent of all energy used in this country goes toward maintaining homes In a I i A comfortable condition, (II Homeowners can save substantial .41. heating bills by cutting down heat loss and filtration of cold air into the house. Proper insulation, plus tightness of the house, will make a big difference, Mrs. Faye Plowman, housing specialist, with the Florida Cooperativc Extension Service, renting a property to one of a cent -- - - -- -. -- rented FOR CU U we - -it Editor We lt,e in Virgi n ia and we own a house in Seminole County. We recently listed the Florida home with a real estate broker for rent. One of his salesmen the home. The broker charged one ha!f the first month's rent as a lee for renting the property. Our question is this: Is normal charge for services such as this In Florida? this the —Mrs. ARA Dean Mrs. ARA: yes, Ills. In Florida the typical commission rate for broker's customers Is 50 perthe first month's And, beli e ve there's more to renting a home these days than just showing a house and handing him the keys when he lays his money on the line. Ucunfly rental agreements mti't hr prepared, the real e "ii t&' ,It opIt aslst the new te:uiEs In getting water, power, gas and telephone service, often he will have to help coordinate moving into the home, arrange for any repairs which may be necessary and accomplish several other chores. Sometimes, depending upon the condition of the home, a broker and a salesman can actually lose money handling the rental of a property, •--*- bra ____ ___ L _____ tive '•--$: 1 0111) By How- • . your ________ _______ : i _____ by .- - I. i . - _IfAiu - • I or , ;ng —____ , -(E1it or's Note: Do you have a question pertaining to real estate taxes, planning, zoning anything else that would affect your Lifestyle? If so, direct your Inquiry to Editor, Lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Be sure to sign name. Upon publication InItial, will hi used. Your letters are welcomed). cedurcs. ' Box By JULIAN STENSTRO1 you is constructed j' - - I .I *;If ! '-'' . ..J I l~ I,! . 1-- ! 3 f.1 .' vi • I 1: -. L--... -. -, _t can or — -o - Question Q. What being done with By JAM} M. WOODARD acre ranch In Hidden Valley, Calif., to Hde,jhi Kubozono, LargeoIdchurChesthatCa0t Copley News Service continue operations president of Nobel Soft Drink afford Japan is exerting an creasmgly strong impact in Co. of Tokyo. The propert), in expensive downtown locathe U.S. real estate market, which includes a heliport, tions? A. Some are simply selling Buyers, in both countries, three-hole golf course, tenais courts, corrals and oth investor-developers, who er to arereachingaroundthe world goodies, sold fin' close to $I,5 demolish the building either to to make rhat they consider Inroom make slower speeds to higher speeds, be choice international real million, ANDY LANG example of a An land put. come property, or convert to so you can regulate them to estate jnvestirents. PilesAP Newsfeatures O by a Japanese investor chase ffice ur~Ls or condomirjurns. suit the prolc-ct. . siouds in the field are learn. Q. - We have a blacktop owners have A driveway that needs patching new techniques from their would be 23 beautiful acres in , — I'ii getting a room Big Sun, Calif. This scenic downtown capitalized on the I have some in a few places. know all about far-away fellow Investors. conditioner and property, previously that their church. They compound patching cement owned location of Japanese buyers are pri. cooting capacity and what kind Novak, by Kim was purfi was left over from a job In a ctruc:Ad U.S. rst demolish the to get because I have a chart manly interested in Sam Narita, noted tune Then up goes previous house. Can I use it to fi that enables me to make a business and investment chast'ct Tokyo advertising executive. modern building, patch the blacktop? attrac An choice of the right size. A. — Save the cement mom. complement to the number of major Japanese Both of these properties were e,er, I would II e to get one pound for patching concrete, it Inc., downtown area. All except the bigeer than recommended be- businessfinns are purchasing sold through Previews, Intertlonal real estate W% ground floor Is comprised leasing properties here caite of the possibility that condoinunum office suites, ecablLth businss operations marketing organization. year or twe and In a Q. — Can you tell In addition to common wtuch are sub6equently sold. air conditioner and improve their competi. mi ht need the I and thing about the merits business and Invest- The ground floor provides in a rger room. Is there tive position in the lucrative types demerits of sprayed polyair getting an ment .eoperties, Japanese beautiful new quarters for the . thing wrong with U.S. marketplace. urethane foam as a roofing extra capacbuyers are particularly inter. church. It's convenient for atwith conditioner For example, Suztkl Mor terial' ested in farms, ranches and tenders, and chuch is again Corp., leading marketer A. — It would take far more tty? the — Entirely aside from A. nese in a heal th y financial condia time motorcycles and snowmo- resort properties. Japa this subject space added use of eaergy in - biles,recentlypurchasedalo- tourists In the United States tion. than I have available. A sly whenallofusaretrylngtore cation in the Irvine Industrial re . ' been sPending of the pros Q. Was the recent Home and air CMTIed duce usage, before during re [And Buying Show at?,i ison urethane roofing Irvine, Calif. it's than Complex large for tIOflT that's cent months. By owning their Square Garden In New York a out by the National Bureau of more expensive the 13th Japanese firm to acwill prove area Standards and is available for U.S. resorts they can rea location in this cornown and might not be satisfactory. quire the Su. 75 cents prepald At least 15 Japanx-se COUP some it's on, it will use more plex. Moderately. The perintendent of Documents, key the electricity than one of the expected 5,000 attcmiers en size. Another possibility is space in New York's great creasing - l8,C() attended. He exWashington D.C. 20402 buyers in U.S. proper ti es reEmpire State Building, too it will cool the pected to sell 200 exhibit When Japanese business suits from the devaluation the and shut itself booths -sold 100. But plans starting a home — I Q. room is sufficiently dehumidi- operations gear up in the the U.S. dollar which pegs the $1 are already under fc* a United States, it follows that yen at approximately fjo C e ShoW next year, and fled. portable electric drill will switch from th key executives will move here today. iite -tool other than purchase to ti ratio of just a year possibly be other similar 360 (For either of Andy with the business. They the regular hand tools. i shows In other parts of the steady flow, ago. puzzled by the terms single- booklets, "Paint Your House coming and Out" OR "Home sometimes purchasing highIn a later colwnn, we'll icspeed drills and variable-speed Although personal replies Roofing Guide," send 30 cents value homes the current value of their persondrills. Can you tu .-e tu diE. re imposclbk, and a long, stamped, self-ad- al residence. Japanese real estate. and e- a fece' Invited. readers dressed envelope to Know-How, A. —Single-speed drills An outstanding example lated trends. And how Copley Write: J.M. Woodard, 'ii, N.Y. 477, Huntingi P.O. Box at a certain number of revoluwould be the learning from Japanese real News Scr ice, in care of this recent sale of en. 11743.) bans per minute. Most are over estate p"ofessionals tertainer Dean Martin's newspaper. 1,000 r.p.m. if they 1i-Lnch sizes stareover 2,000 r. p.m. . If they are e4nch dri lls. Generally , the single-speed drills handle nearly all jobs around the house. But for tougher drill— for instance, making -, - ,\\ \\~~ ,,, ~---I - ."C large holes — slower speeds : pig" qre necessary. rt.e variable , 11~ - )q &~, ,I I speed drills can be operated at ' I i ii _7 _ . * - g ____ - — -- -•, - _--- . ' of ' ---.--i ----.4--"- _________ Mr. _____ WOOD FLOOR ___ __ _____ A squeaky floor is annoyin _ NSUTION but Us one annoyance that be iemedied without too much trouble. Squeak.s occur In older homes as floor boards become loose with homes as they b cc o m e loose d U C to shrinkage, warping or poor workmanship. FLOORING 5IM LOOSE BOARD Wag Understanding how a floor INGLE D1EO IN GWE will help 5UBFLOORIN G _________ understand the repair proThe floor consists of ; '/ two parts — a sub-floor of ________________ I/ wide boards that are nailed -, '..-L__ to the joits and, on top of this, a inished floor ma e of -narrow strips of hardwood. Joists are wood beams that , suport the floor. / SURF SQUEAKS -Re narrow floorboards fit together with a tongue-and- BETWEEN Joisrs NAIL TREATM11T groove construction. This Gfr allows them to fit tightly 2Y4 BETWEEN JOISTS IF YOU together. Nails are driven in AND SHIM WH SIN& FLOOR FROM BELOW at an angle along the tongue finish with a nail set and till The finished floor is in. the originaL nails. hole with wood putty. the stalled at right angles to the It's likelier though that you Use a Where a floor is open on. Joints. The sub-floor, if it con- will have to add nails. sists of wide boards rather three-inch finishing nail and derr.eath, as is the ground work than sheets of plywood, is drive it through the floor and floor nailed diagonally across the Into the joists. Tap tile floor the cure from below. Have joists. with your fist or a mallet to someone walk on the floor When there aren't enough find the joists. A oIid rather while you look for the !OOk Mat ii.til or the nails bcoie than a hollow sound indicates botuds Iruin loose the flooring will move a joist. Once you have found them. Then drive thin wedges and ueak. A board becomes one, measure to locate the between flooring and the loose and the obvious remedy others. They are generally 16 foists. This will tighten the Is to make it tight aplri. inches apart, measured from loor. Finished flooring pu!ls loose the center of one to the center You CBin also cut pieces of 2 x 4's 50 that they (it snugly from sub-flooring, or sub- oftheother. flooring pulls loose from While you can nail into the between the joists. Drive sub-floor without bothering nails through the joists and sts rn there may be a Mation of the problemt, with the joists it will not be as into the new braces. You can also brace the If the squea ing is slight good a repair Use a drill bit you mi ht be able to slarn tile slightly thinner than the nails floor by placing lengths of 2 x 2 x 6's against the Unf loor tack to where it to drill pilot holes to avoid 45 belongs. Use a block of wood spl,ttit tile wood with the derside of the floor and (to protect the floor) and a nails. nyc the nails at an pushed up tightly agairnt the hammer and pound the angle so they form a V as they oists. Then nail the strips to horrds wherever they go through the wood. Drive the joists squeak Often this will reset the nail most of the was', then iu iu: - one i , r- _.----' Real Estate S two inches. ide a pink one By VIViAN BROWN side of it, if you have the -3--i• AUS l Nesfcatures Writer shear3. if not e it isn't _ 111" a time of bright Christmas : sary. Double thread your sewthe ranches. Yet thouanda lights, but we should be preing needle or loosen the tension By ANDY LANG _______ of of persons continue to demand pared for alternatives in the and your AP Nevisfeatures two-stories or bi-levels or split- face brownoui.s. I the denim, aslng shirr For example, we might put _____ levels bet'ausc they are better enough to give it a slight rip-. There isn't much doubt that, more emphasis on draping the suited to their needs. the various types of Pled wave. ___ good compromise for fainihouse with greene, candle. A the two-story You could make a houses available, . which pro. modest-sizt. light and minilights, lies who want a inches or taller. Cleamatter of seven the ranks house but expect additional vi de a lovely effect using little ncr's cardboard from a man's economy. - -IA spokesnn for residents later on is the sa p0,. shirt can make a flexible base ii you have, let ,....,. I This Noma, the Lighting people, adhouse. a half-story and for a small tree. Turn it Into a 000 to spend for a house, you string of o mmtype of house has everything VISCS that cone-slupe and seal it with can get more habitable spec initially required on the ground ilights will take only 24 watts. glue. (A ready-made plastic for that amount than you can in tage may but has an exIf they blink, that wat floor, level foam cone could be used.) a split-level, a bi-level or a cut in half.) can be finbe that attic pansion it's alYou might get a fair idea of ranch. That's because ished by the owners when nec____ how much denim Is needed by ways a little less expensive to Some designers will take the es.cary. build vertically than horizontalwinding tape measure around are constkred a greenery, candles, little lights _____ Basements the tree every two inches until ly, assuming that similar-price Christmas. Interior de__________ necessity by many familes, the top. seam the materials are used. ne Leif Pedersen plans to only for their potential This, though, is not the only strips of shirred denim togeth. use lots of garlands of everreational or livable areas, but the consideration in the selection of start twirling it greens t decorate his walls becau.e they are suqi spacious we'd all be tree at the base, gluing the end a house. If it storage pations of huuse Yet and ilings. lie will abo put living in to-story houses, of the fabric that will lie next thousands of families. espeical' great emphasis on candles this whereas the truth is that ranch to the tree on the underside, year, using tall wooden candeIn the warm-climate residences, with all the rooms you pressing it to the base along will without labra In varying heights to Lions, on one floor, are the best sellT R I LLING TREE— star each new row up the tree, create a handsome grouping of them. One advantage of ers. big candles on the floor. I In a Four little birds amidst Some people might prefer to level, sometimes called a high child-oriented home one ' Some per-sons prefet bedmight tiny white lights provide coat the tree carefully with rar.h, is that th? basemoM r.rns ui ths. t-ncJ floor; t' Vu e d' m an t glue before strtin, no hurricam' himps. ircfer t ' cheerr I.i :iu, :Lu i;,b a: ii :: to Uk' and uressuij- LhC permit lull windows, making Pedersen suggests a view of r table. tag; some want each room to gke aa tley the space more habitable than the tree from the be a separate entity; some like After turning in the raw branches are strung with the a regular basement, to provide instant joy If it is whit. 'niniIights. Pedersen's seam at the top, paste two gold the open-plan concept, which In any case, the message is possib. lie also uses tall, slim window has enough depth to stars together with apin in becrGoseb visual spaciousness and select a house that fits red candles in candlesticks and add a handsome, large carvid tween and stic clear: on and on. ie top. !our needs rather than a type wall sconces. Builders want to construct have a lot of denim If goose between the branches that has been recommended to houses that sell. Since ranch and the window. The goose Is you could make a bigger tree, you by a family with a differ- In his shuttered living area, houses have been outselling all Ideas placed on a pedestal to raise it using a big cone. Lots he uses garlands of evergreens ett life style. others, more ranches are being the basic l ve height of the window could evo above' the -draped vertically down the idea — edge the denim with red box. built. And because mere ranIf you're a do-it-yourselfer, shutters of the wall. In a winches are being built, more perChriatmas is a good excuse rickrack braid, paste a few seyou'll want a copy of Andy dow between shutters he place. ,% sons are buying them. But encrys-. quins to it, trim with gold for using all the glistening Lang's handbook, Practical whit-painted branches in a this cycle tirely aside tal and shining silver you may cliristrtms tie cord or littIc va. Home Repairs," available by window box. but they could be process. the persons who deal to riety store figures. crystal old or new have. Use little pa'.s across the win, scading $1 to this newspaper in custcm-built houses archiOne new lies In Little hold candles and bowls of lust. dow from wall to wall. me 13-ox 5. Teanck, NJ c'firm the pcpularity rous tree ornaments. Shine this year is one that is home to your silver Revere bowl for a a quartet of chirping birds, Christmas punch or to hold a Four little while birth with (Cd feathered wings o mass of holy. amidst 20 mingleams and yellow sing Place anything that ~r_ . ANS`7' or sparkles In front of mirrors Lature twinkling lights. The singing bird tree with its crushwhich will reflect the light, In a teen-age room or up- proof, flame resistant branches might have was designed by Noma for stairs hallway A . ,% ff 1#4 tree made from a after-Yuletide use as well. The a Christmas aftpair recycled blue jeans. Cut chirping begins when a button - _______________ the garment into strips about is pressed. :;' - - - one way to silence your floor How More than V_ I _ - 1973 ._- _1 ____._ __ _". ___ ______ .1 -.-- A : - - - Here' s . I~ -. r CONTEMPO to next to 1827 No. Orla ndoAve, -Fern Park, Fla. — (1 f. 1A CIF'P/ or 1I SO i, J,i Atalon 17 & 92) Phnp (3Cs) auy ir'i i,'i . Tht Luxurious Elegance of Liithor And Maint.c Cl inc.?, LW?., 504k SO'S C"ac S .'tI 's':s s'" ''.i , ' - - -. • - --------- I. ' .• ------------------ ''' • . CALØERT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 119 121 g,WY 41A ALT JPG5 Jj]3 610 N. SAXON BLVD. 904-789.3400 -- vi 4t g1d - I -'--- — DNO 11LAND FT LAUDSIDALE, FLA ATLANTA, G A ROITOW NEW LONDON HARTFORD A*CA H Ner?rs 94*4 Oakland Lake Mall 3)l "ent Weld is t 311 Wbr'tsttr Wsa4'?ttritat, EShelO VA ii fade M.I• WI III Ivcks'aa.d tRot 10 C" "" Hill ard a, Oakland Pk Btsd 5-41w Le-eda. CInr,,ig co" $ati. Mss (141 n; so, Is 55 47 54 f353) 71 14 is tell) CSSolls — 1303, 44107$ i303)7,t5, , - PIIILADELPHIA *A JfNktNTOwp * tLw VU5 WI lN0T,)I 0 C IU WgI 71 Ill 044 York It4 3 w ar, $t 5453 1,5 5 NW C-"e,ry Nalz k (1141 1464413 Iffli S21. 1 0" (04-fl .is,so .4 . �- -.-.----- Sanford Herald Sunday, Dec. 9, i3 '....-.n, -•----; -- - --.- -, - --•:--- - -, ....... * - _ December -Is______ Near, Get Christmas Cash By Selling Here ______ TheSanfordHerald - ______ _____ ______ ______ ______ _____ __ 4 ______ _______ ______ - - - -- --------- ----------------- I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ARE YO!J TROUBLED? Call Toll co ANY DEBTS INCURRED -Male-Female Help Wanted ________ Personals _______________________ 9GoodThlngstoEat ___________________________ ________________________ Personals 30 Hcuses for Sale __________________ ______________________ Unfurnished ______ ______ _ _______ 1 _______ ______ Chihuahua, - ______ lixul (tiiid tee in m home. S Small groups of children. Call 3335344. _______ _____ _____ ______ .I. u'. % , . S'.'r x ''."' - uu.u' _______ IJ _____ _____ _ ______ ____ Ph. 323-01.iO C-lETS EXTRAORDIIIAIRE-. _____________________ Some great gift ideas In Vuleildi II.. Inside heap wanted Gift Guide It will soly. yourglft S700perhoor giving problem. 373-7100 TangerInes, uangetos and Sat 4ti( orkers apciy in :n sumas, $3 by. you puck 37)1671 ,,, American Wood Products.. l27 I lie CharlesSI.LongwOod,Eli. Oranges & Tangelos -AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, oo Herald GrapefruIt future, good pay, experienced, ALP license. Anderson Em ployment, 130-0144. ____________________________________________________ - - ____ t-i'It CC'IIPITY ROAD DEPARTMENT _____________________________ Sariloril _____________________ _______________________ THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE OPEN iegRECTI0N1S°1 i ooklng for a sharp girl who likes to Our lob involves visitors, typing correspon(j, greeting' U5 wpm), Experienced lelcoat man Top pay, ioQd frir.ge benef Its. Contact Pe'lonnel Dept., Sporti,craft, Inc. _______________________________ Fla. meet people. - required). - We offer very pleasant working j employee benefits. If you're interested in . I _____ (or _____ call r','rr'y " 736-1700 for an evening '' ap pointment) -_ * - Hr. ALTAMONTE AREA PRJIIRCWII 5w fADbffl&yiaii.,i 'WR'WEIfl WflrYII4IIIJfl Pc 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLad, Fla ,32720 4 , ' MAIL ROOM OPENING THE SANFORD HERALD Afternoon hours from I p.m. F;ve days, all day Saturday. W.11 cufli4der 16 year old high student or college stuoent with no p m. or Sali.arJay classes. Valid Driyqr' Licetne Conf.c,-f the Circutatiøn Op' THE SANFORD HERALD u SIR/ICE COiN OPERATED 'lK AR WASH available Sanoi'd and SurroundIng area. Very low inveStment. 75 PCI. financing An invt%?mrnl for thCtIi who MUST SUCCEED and on. that *ilI pro-,,ade ye-itt Of steady 'n come Call collect, 904 72S'lle,3 - * 4I Service station attendant needed, Apply in person, Sanford Sunoco, ±-s&SR44 _. SECRETARY I9Fumal,HelpWanfed 'p Feel your present has limited potefltial for advancement, Have 1-3 years of secretarial 4i experience including shorthand skills. a - * _____ - g I ] * Are ready to make the jump to I ix' iairviiging POSJIIOn Warn a growfr)g .4. lt. person, Sanford Pdursh'sg ond (r4iee-t Ceruter, 7Q _Mlm.4t, Ave.. Sanford. iJ' tr -. Locust, turn left to 11th St. rfg on valet,cia Court North Model OpCfl 1-6 pm daily. On site phone 3737010 cen.ha,wwcarpet,GE kitchen, may extras. Adults. Depoilt. ' __________________________ Small two bedroom hOuse, finced hackard.AvailabIeinrwowee.s, Relief io& Knowledge of diets preterre, no' necessary. Apply LakevIew Uu's.rsg Center, 9t9 E. 2nd Sf, S4nto.rd 7' . ,,. compny. (PIP 15TM45 131t.t .AIPIGLE sn DOES THE MONEY you (in mase in your spare time as an AVC'4 p('sartl$t4ve CIII 844 Then you may fIll thts interesting opening in 'r cur Percnnl Departsr1ont, We offer fji complete benefits coverage, icciuding fully holidays, and vacations. and very pleasant working conditions, paid insurance, Jr,g1 Øilt's, Jingle Bills IF 4i Apply in person, or caD (904) 736-1700, for evenng IntervIew appointment. 4 P3' is P4qrelI Show yOU fl5e wayt 771 iOELi TI PAP * BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 B.1wiwk , - !--r'i, FL (tu:' IF - '" Pr 6'7k113 c:tcf DeLnd-'prt) (An Equal po-tmty Ernployr) *+*-+ J r - . ....... - . - . ., ix IIJ(W(1DTIJ DCAITV In. UI1t9VflIEl 1LflLII i)W First 5t, 373 604) 3730517 . 2 bedroom hàuse, ) bedroom",'. ?l)3St1fl5AyI.,$175fjf$t,Ii5t t'.beforeIa,m.,aft.rsp.m.in 1NO QUALIFYING -CITY EXCLUSIVE _________________________ KULPREALTV . . 'rt.w.xv'..r I .-.., - - lilt * 1st SI REALTOR . i..UXtIfl Tratlitionat Irnmediate possession, assum, low inlerest mortgage, low down pa.ment. 3 bedroom, large corner lot, carpeted, fully •uippec, kitchen, garage. I year old 121,200 - */ ' "b. ' I: ' Ic r ?' -- - ' I I --_. "!_._. Restaurant and Lounge. Seatung 1capjcity, 750 S COP. L.quur lllcense, commercla! rental , sini s n same ,. ,,. ng. ncome 1$300 per month on rental units All piesently rented. Price, $112,000 'PreSent mortgage, $33 down payment Owner will hold second mortgage on remaining balance Will consider lake on rerfront SO I __________ t ___________ SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH STITCHES (8) ather ti5ed bland has all the latt Life n0 bobbin bufl?m button holes, blind hem and decorative disign $ 50 each Easy ifl I Welcomes \ - -.. . ,. '- ' IOU. ____ Al ' New sweater cat Wool Skurl dresses S 1$ Silver leWdly dc IN1SI"ies after 7 p.m. 665 6104 _____ 1tii ee Ughting Sidewalks & City Waler & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM II ,, ' yuwu HELP WANTED ADS . I ,. 2000 Brunswick Lane : 32/20 , - coNs'rpljc'r,ON k-c. 711 W. 25th Santord, Fla. I _--__-iii_- ._--' _ - - XDeITS Keo1v En Srv Yniil -- w - ________ Aclnlatjong _____ _Rautyae - ,j -, ',, ...'_..hu1.,.1.1siipruuuuurtsivsttuu. Buy T Hi i: sT for Dad. DINGO ROOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES. 201 E. First, Ntw Poliniod SX 70. 5119 3$ Low nt price in town Lay away. Medco Pancrest Shopping Center, 1 Gifts lDg DAD will Like Great Gifts! Jack Tar Boys ClotheS 07 from Merry Go Round, S Sanford Aw 37) 80*7 .. _______ Gift3 for HOME I fts_ Franklin Mint & other unusual gift items & COins, of course Tom's Coins, 174 E. Morse Ave., Winter Park, 411 1331 ALL out of ideas? Vis.It E'THFLL'S ANTIQUES. I mile west of I I art old Slate Rd. 46 at "76" stalion, Paola, 373 5171 Gifts of Dittlnction, DIamonds. Witches. Silver Chuna, Crystal Kacter's Sanford. 372 2363. Give Holler Skates for Chris.tmaslarge selection of skate ac SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK _______ SPECIAL DISCOUNT Oil .511 Saddles stock, The Equestrian, 57 w Broadway, Oviedo. 3656141. ft earr VIt' :s 0 F Compactor In Stock Sanfd Electric 257? Park, 322 1567 i1% - Make Mon's li,e easier, let a Kirbt one Kirby Vacuum fefle-7 w 27th St Sanford 373 $130 ed Queen Washers & Dryers 70 sets of Cornell dinnerware. 11993 special, Black & Otckcr power tools Stanley hand tools. and electric heaters Greq, Lumber_6th&Maple_327OSuJ pie-cc. L ..-.- Appni. l: eooc Dog Track Poid 535 2174 WESTERN WEAR-BOOT5 Bills, moccasins, billfolds, saddle equipment Save 't the Old Corral '.'estern Shop, 11-97, 1 mIle S at Delary, 664405$. I RINGERS' Those are the' '3reht gull ideas you'll lind in thc yule-tide Gift Guide section In the te _______________ Want Ads _W_Broadway Great stocking stvfferi-Watct*s Make your holiday portraits more memorable With unique frames from Senkarik, 210 Magnolia .ut.rlJ on.quc giftS r.ssy with wood art kits. from Village Craftsman. 107 S. Park, 173 5730 -='_ HomeImprovements Arlets&Convent.onal Agiftlhat it SEW right-a Futura Se*ng Machine from Kingdon's, downtown Samord, 3236661. Gifts B0Ut)f Or,. P.0, Boa "4 A, 'la.ido. Fla 32804. 24) ___ , wHl KiDil Like I .istnt GIlt. Coaster) Sor tO speed t;.Lydlr'i from Fixil Shop, 904 lr"flCh (Hwy 17971 377 47S1. _____ They'll sQueal with lay if they receive sportswear 0 7 from HuttOflS I BowS. 241.) Hiawatha AyC jv Seasons Greetings from Art Grin dlet Wheel Ranch Special '73 Novo VI, auto, air, radio, heat _____________________ C,ve fiShioible clothes from Outer t.u,nutt. Sanford Plaza. Gift Certificates are gus.! perfect. _______________________ U S and Foreign CoinS U S Currency; Fine Jewelry; Bottles SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109 West t 3t ____________________ FOR THE GOLFER iN YOUR FAMILY., Tog line of Golf Clubs. balls, ba3%, sportswear, MAYFAtR COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP, Ph 377 751 Central heat & air means cmfrt fcr itt year ro,'nd Sanford Heat & AIr. 373 6390 Decorating for the Holidays? Come to PHIL DEERE FURNITURE a roomful or lust ttsat cectai.'s accent item, We have the furwst brands, at the most reasonable V-In b. f'..,..4 wull also be pleasantly Surprised our large selection very unusual and very (rique gaff items Come in and browse PHIL DEERE FURNITURE W Flrs St tHwy £6) Just lmi.eastof Ii, 3230730 :._HOME] FRlGIDARE, KITCHEN AID. MAYTAG, FEDDERS. All malor apptince5 fleit in quality mOde prsdabilly HOME ArpLlANcL CLPITER, 1700W 15? St 377 358.3 _______ P.c Sound of muSiC will abound in your home from lIst stereo you purch5 at FIRESTONE, downtown Sanford 3270744 ' JACKSON S CERAMICS. suppli kiln dealer 105 Closed Thurtdiy & Sunday 337 76',1 Boardng-Proletslonal "tiltS IØv $ an, 6 on'. Anmil Ha-.ren flo.srd.r'.q 322 5757 ______________________ BUDDY'S Small Jobs Wanted )72flkkMarp" ¶51 edadhe1 YOU clean ut 9__bafflL Painting-interior I exterior, repairs, roots painted, free honest experienced estimates 3730194 VVanf Ads CaliRay Cleaners KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER authorized sa'es & $K',icC ufl Sanford. Open 9 5. Mon En,, Sat. 91. 107W. 37th Si, Ph 17331)0 _FREFHom,0emonstrat,o Only Phone: 322-261 1 CONCR ETE PATIOS 5313069 Carpentry, Remodelin, Additó, Custom Work Free Estimate. 373 _________________ 0099 Custom made screen roon'', ports Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINU?,i FABRICATION, 3234473, COGBURN FENCE Co PH 5305143 Land ______________ Doors ___________________________ WallpaperHangin' PAUL SLATER Prof es.siori.al Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial ____!!Etui, iPh3226173 Welding SAVE GAS and time and wIts thi Yu'efide Gift Guide a;'p.'ftn,ag ctaFy '0 ht' Classt t i SeU,n ___________________________ __________________ ______ _____________ _______ ______ ((w"f .iff,'t :-'ta't'n 'enouhP! '.1 $ilittS 't,' :are c,.u' ,liem tfcjm Aiini,ii Have', 3) ___ ______ ' We repl.5Ce old doorS Arty ?y, any ','c' S 5, t....'i LJPI Er.', r;'r Inc 1)048.42 ',' - Well 3 -'' •"- -_ Shrub,.. trlmmedl si'iaPed Fower Engraving _____________________ beds cleaned & edged t per leclion Specialist Moving by request ort;y Fr estimate. 32) PIlL [P41,14 tYING 511 RVICE ','-'al, Pl,stl.is, .fr.'c'lry. Trophi,'s 614 Beth Or Sanford, 372 8555 __________ ___ _________ 373 4412 __ Windows _____________________ rrpa( 013 'dow's, an,' type, S'v fuel Free screen. SUN Enterprus.'t Inc $10 45.47 _________________________________________________________________________________________ Tiii[b ( _ ' Cavalier Motor Inn 1200 Hwy 17 92. Sanfotd S'ts 373 5680 ' 707 W 2nd St , ______ DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING and larger, pumps, Spnnk'e-t-s - ',' j'tf - (cli I Cr'ers, 322 .&5U - .. 44"5f,,irdr____ n & l.5tirt Sery,CC I Mowing. Edging For Bu 1ders. tub conlractors Trumrn,ng Complcte House Plans arid Shop 9 PC4? Reussena.bi.arteq1-323 *217 Drawings Fast, dependable ______________________________ "(Orb."nlCil Call VuctOr-365 374.) Lawn Clean Up, and Light HaulIng, Tremblay,323-2771 Dnilfing 'AELLSDRILLEDPUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typetandtir', "' repair and serv-c, STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY O LawnService Drfting It,'. iJ;t,G ,'.[ R,icj Servuce, Build Up r'ioii 373 9726 CIeiring Hodges & C.ritfis Land Clearing Excavating & Gnad.ng Ph 37)t79 c' )j 171) - i, __________________________________________ --_-- I : -- Vacuum ______________________________ U- Custom Painting Reasonable Bring Results ''' E AR.5)STROPIG Tree & Lakefront Serv,ce, Cci Mos.ng. Transplant nO & Removal of trees Lakefront Cleanino. No lob too large or too smifl.Call3734619anetam. - HOME IMPROVEMENTS - ______ TreeService Custom Home ______ Gifts forthej . Ceramic,s Select your new furniture fnom Cu?,n, rnq' cejb'rett. bars, 5 .'2ILSON MAIER for the b'' ,antues or repl.5e that Old ChriStmaS ever. Save on national We build cuStom homes, or e*ia ro,Jrl?er teP. 3?) tirands Liberal trade im Free bedrooms. batlsroo,,s, playrooms deluvery Convenuenl terms We SUN Enterprises, Inc 1)0 4142 giveTVStamps,3)1E lstSt.3fl. ____ ) -_ _____________ ___ Larry s New & Used Mart 215 S Sanford Ave., 'n. 4154 aSking for a friIfldly Ad-visor. _______________________ ADCOCp Roofing&Stseet Metal Gutters&D',wnSpou,s IOQ French Ave .377 issi :lt'anins-g tots our Specialty. 373 1731 after 3 p m -- Christmas wrealhs, attractive doopiecet & other unique ac. at Collins Florist, Fairway Plaza. 323-1204 Concrete I.---.'Select a gift from cur complete SERVICES UNLIMITED Whirlpool home appliance center. HANC'YMAN Geneva Heating & Air Cond. REASONABLE PRICES CALL 327 Sirv., 3094 Orla,"sdo Dr., 3735131. - Iram Knight s st.o, the DISCRIMINATION i EMPLOYMENT ACT. e;R 09Cr ['.' P;hut covered hy Lun the Wagn' JJ Mom comfort and beauty 'at M re nfor'nilion may he 3231 cve for th_ ft for _ Make her Christmas merry with a ro'ind or heartsfl.pe locket Gwatney Jewelers., 201 Park Ayt _________________________ Dreis lhcm up for Christmas in pair f Poll Parrot Shoes Knighl's $hos, 20S E. First JEWELS and lots. of sparkling ideas are found in the Yuletide Gift Guide in the iC4l a prefe, ence Pfoyers ii ______________________ Jordan MI-nIh, 4.13 and fiei-ea) NEWSPAPER does not knowIngly accept 0 Homes By BRUNSWICK CORPORATION - uirtiiury -. i,Iftg for _________________ - _____ I •Beautiful Large Wooded L,ts i s'P r _ ______ ' - '' .-_- ._LL... iL 4 -- ________ -.---_- Miscellaneous For Sale -- ' II I L1 -________ 14O -- We ant located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road a little wt of DeLand Ha. - ___________________--, . * Excellent starting wages, regular in. creases, and compietely paid health and life DeLand, ' rLALtI A Yuletide Gilt Guide d. call th Classified Adyertisjr'u cDepartment, 377 2611 or 5)1 9993 ( g ' - WORKERS '' - , - insurance, are part rf the hnefit oTfer':d to production workers at brunswick Corporot Ion, If you're a st"ong worker, In. ferested in permanent employment, and able to work any shift, then apply at Brunswick for a lob with a future. - 'r HALL REALTY ;r.32 - ' __ 1 - :- o.. r- ov,nc,a, _., . J3iti - __ _,_ • WOULD YOU BELIEVE? 4, ACRES ioneo for itt induStrial On'y 17)000 - - r ::i •! -,_ PRODUCTION LL1LL _____ (abI37274e _ =' biggest little worker _____ --u" I !3 622? ii,', t ___________________ ___________ " ' '7C'LTD Ford Station wagon Loaded. $1130 Ph. 3721411 ext. 67*3, Ask for Torn I __________ . from -_ - Home'-323)$g --_-_ I Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pick up. Phone 323 5700. - r Mppuances LOCMEOOHSM1F0ROAVrrIUE CLIFF JORDAN '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA Pfothiruq II ft travel trailer. çj stove, '?'ñ, t.ike over Call Cre'j rCfriierafor an.i t,'.,'q' Ph l-' "'cr 323 62k) I 4311, ____ _____ '- years SANPUHLJ, 1- LU1PA '73 FORD GRAPI 'ORINC. Nothing down, take over. Call Cfedt manage, Ph, 333 67)0 . A financIng plan is available to new home buyers at Sanora. Mortgage terms are limited to a maxlmur.s of 2.5 with this plan. ?"rest rate Is I pci. on a 90 pci. loan or 7's,. pci. on an So SOUTHOFAIRPORTCLVo. 196.3 Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmlsson, good Ire-s. rado, heater Only 1495 SHELLEY AUTO SALES. 701 French Ave. 323 2'960. '73 Foed Grits Tori Sport. Fully loaded Small down or wetaf have you & take over. 372.6316 Travel Trailers ________ - rchiteciural ft uY TODAYJ MOVE IN TOMORROWJ Autos for Sale -------- 1' erra .n, - 2 Door '47 hardtop CT Dodge Dart, good ConditIon. 373 3611. -_,-_ e BulId.et'.eveloper - I A Fully.soddtd lots, well.tandscaped, high & dry. Extra large Inlde tiiity area, centrally heatei & alt' con. ditloned. Colonial, Spanish, Medi. r . - --'-----.. ____ ------'--'---- . by 3, Braile'y s.szzsam B EST BUY-LOW PRICE LOflO_____ __________________ 3&4bedrooms,2battn. Doullsr garage, central heat & air, wallto.watl carpets throughout, G.E. rango 8. selt.cleaninq oven, dishwasher, dispossi. - U. E Half Afvhan pups, male and female, Ph 373 7723 IMMAGE SALE: Fri. 7th hrough 14th. Old and New ountry Club Heights 100 Exeter ye, LQQwuod. 323 7491, ______________________ "Sanford's Sale's Leader" Your Multiple Llttinj Agency Local and Nat lasal MIS REALTORS 7345 Park Dr lrivacy 19/? Ambassador Brougl'iman, 4 dr. sedan, automatic, air, power steeri,,g I brakes. $7500 373 4904 after 5, 1961 Cutlass, automatic, air, 56.000 ml Good condition. 373636.4 Campers FREE, playful puppies, males & females. Call 322-7190 (not home CVPtp' other day 1 - •Uil -..-,.. REAL BARGAIN, 1973 F-100 Ford Puck up, 8' bed, 30? engne, automatic transmisSion. radio. Mater, Ioi' mule-age Call 372-1173 or 311 5171 after 6 80 EvrryFrd7 3Opm Buy, Sello, (cnslgn Call 6)8 7020 AAA "UCTIOtj I't,v'? 17 ?j. t.angwod, Flo. priwae Call 322-2420 Anytime P ,. l. -. .i. OWfl.1tOUtCS 525 -- 11 ___- I -'- ___ bedroom 37.3-S77i $79 Si. AUCTION Free Puppies Half German Shepherd 322 9701 at ter 1pm. irport Sale Sat, 1. Sunday. las.sware, brlc-a bric, clothes, 7 Palm Place, 373 0319. Auction 'I NEW BOARDING K EPINELS WITH GROOMING FACILITIES. West Hwy 46. Ph. Roland Dunn, owner, 3.77 4057 rp,)fl Sale- Sat, & Sun, 10 to S 4ew loys, clothes, books, misc )ff Airport Blvd. at 290? ,Sacjnolia. Ph, 37) 692 lIE. SALE. SALE-Trash. Treasures, 4. Junk. H•ve to see to ')eIie'vc. Thursday lhrougn u1Iurd ay ,8 to5 9 17E.75thSt. ,, SUNLAHD ESTATES - 5011 OF A GUNI Only $19,900 for this 3 near South entrance. '(as carport, heat, aIr, and terrazzo floors. Existing mortgage assumable and owner will consider second REALTY 65PeandSuppes - we CLEAN)hed'oorn, ISi bitt;, carpet, centra' beat.air, drapes, closed ga:age, fncad 531.540 HALL -- Park Avenue with large eat ifl kitchfn, formal dining room, and OaS floc.rs that know you'll like. 131.300. Also has fireplace, .37233351 LCP'4 ARBOR--SpacIous 3 bedroom, 7 bath, split plan, family room, equipped kitchen, side bySOC refrigerator freezer, two car cja.'age, benutiful'y landscaped, 'wood privacy fence. A mutt to tie. 542,502. --- ,,si. ui-b I., il i, C.' "- SEWING MACHINE - FIRST - l you ever saw _____________________ _________________________________ -_________________________ ZIG-ZAG or , ___________________________ ________________________ Dell to IJIW?? • Garage. Rummage Sales DECORATORS Sanford - ____ . U abealeble I bedroom, With features you want, carpet, air, geraue, large lot, 2 abocks to shopping, lake and schools, Priced for Quick sale at $71,33. ' '69 Volkswagen Good Condition, 599$ Ph. 37? 7617 _______ homesite _______________________ Yu gotta LaketrOnt. tool beat, Secluded lodition. 1)75M00. Hat et?ng, u'IJ , ________________________ - 1960CH1IY PICKUP $375 PH. 3771910 , , ""' I U Trucksand Trailers 19 *uitin witn tree's r, IivieOG-walk to shopping. From 134.100 FHA, VA, Conventional. I block east of Oviedo High School and not'h ci LIke Jestup Dr Geo Willmer Assoc. Inc REALTOR. $316900 AI,ISTINDEVELOPMENTCORP. WEST SIDE- Bc.oTs: SADDLES AND ROOMI Yes, sir. It's a 2 -' -- An Equal Opportunity Employer - rehAe U? UI? _________________________ --T ,' Loch Arbor-$33,000. Beautifully 04CC wnn br. CD home. 1'S, balM, central heat-aIr, hard s large paneled dining room, Florida room. Call owner Assoc 372 54.1') Realty Id flurimeS f Attamonte 5prscgj etsd Apojiki Atpfy9 th1jt 7, Monday Fr i3 Wr&cp rg LCop 1', Mobile Homes _ ____________________________ BOx 519 care of Tb, Sanford Herald. P.O. 10* 1151. 4..anf'tJ. Eta, 32771. _____________________________ Oependabl.matur.svorn,an. Live in poSition References. Pb. 3730411 I am. 1)0 pm Eves 8. wOern*s 3723511 _____________________ . lob • Roberts & :ALT0R I * 'p + Newly renovated, Class A rating, Color 'TV, Courtesy car p;'s. up .rv1ce. Family unIts, at ficlencles, over nIt, low weekly rat.s.m310 75415 r:ck' O.'.nc'r sa eii !':.iy't p- ice, 121,000 Largeotder borne In great area. Large rooms, forrr.al dining room, wood burnIng firiplace. 3 *d.00ms plus famIly room, Smell cottag, for mof Mr or rent on rear of Rn. To call George Willis Asioc. l '64 Firebird. Auto. AC PS Im maculate condition. Excellent running condition. 3321342 after I 0 - ---------- --------------- Sanford Motor Company 505 S French Avt. 337 1352 '70 Yamaha, 350CC 5265 377 699) _______ ________ ROIl Awiy Bed Btoo. romplete. Bed, flighlstafld. dresser - - - 1ch,jr t,'L.J,'rn DON BALES - See the latest in new and used travel I All makes Sewing STEREO COMPONENT SETS 66 Horses trailers and Campers from New '6.6 FALCON WAGON.NCthirtg mach,ni repair $9995 ea 3 only. In handme Cuch, 7 chairt, dinette set, corn Iorld Travel, I-lw,, walnuIIlniShwjthrtafamo4 cleaned, oiled 7 97, down, take over. call Credit IRPORT SALE, Clothes, dihcs, t7i'tsterecj Appaloosa gelding, I pIet bedroom Suite. Ph. 3729211 98 Longwood 831 9124 _____, SPeed automabc turfltible, I & adjusted _______________________ aby items, Some furniture. Mi manager 373 6730 ear old, flCitjfI blanket, 1350. speaker audio system, AM FM kin. I Mon. 2303 Living & Dinng room carpets, wift Elm Ave, LakeMary,3230391. ra(Jo. S frack tap, player. Cash or pads, DuPont 301, gold sCu'ptured, 16 Auto Repairs lerms. United Freight Sales, 3550 like new, 373 749. S Orange Aye, Ortndo Mon _____________________ Parts-Ac c es sor ie Boats&Mirjne ______ - 55 61 Livestock And dushAasher, exiras. 15.000 or best 9 to 9, Sit 9 to S Equipment Poultry --" otter. Must ill. 12 Volt Auto Batleries$lI 95 2 Appliances _________________________ -. ________________________ New Necchi sewing machine, REEL'S BODY SHOP 1972 Deluxe SkylIne. 17 Purebred New Zealand white rabbit cabinetstyte,new3pi,,gog, 1109 Sanford Avenue 44'7 RECONCITIOPIED Refriger*tor, Fishing Boat herd. SO does, 6 bucks, all or part. be'droom,,at, elecfric, central s.t. 372 0067 _____ WaShers and )ryers heat Lair. 3726313 or 373 1745, 327 87)7 WARRANTY. ____ TI R ES Free CSellverw, Six Barbici Dolls, Clothes, three Specials WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 64.4 l0'xSO' mob 715 e ImmedIately II black 5i6 95 phil t - P.75 x cases. 11: Games- Skunk. ESP. 7541 F1'.!!'am rbc'r. wth wrilS. 67.A Feed May ConSider trade for fraeI 14. black $15 95 .1u5 Ia,. G73 x Ii. Life, Parchesi, Hollywooø 511950 igh Side 13', 1195 ira irauler. ASk for 'Tucker at trailer raised wtilt letters, $7,95 plus Squ,.re, Concentration, Twister, JIM DANDY FEEDS HIl5 frcm 1213. Galvanized 1185 Whrfpl borne appllance center37. rark Ave. Trailer Par.. tax; Lu x IS Firestone white all1.4, 50 ChIldren's records, 55; 75 Buy durt from boxcar at wholesale dishwaShers., C mpactor, Prfres Trailers, 1)79, Degendabie $4$$ 5 Th walls, 53.93 plus ti*. eargains on Children's Golden Books, $6: HOURS: start at $189.95. Get Mom hets for Pp P,'otors. $391 prices Jolly Charlie guarantees in Doubl. wide 3 tdroørnt, 2 bath Pirello Steel Belted Radial trr' Portan,e doll house and furniture. Christmas row. lO*rtt prices an FIa. deluxe. may extras Reduced for Financing RO[t5Op.j MARINE Lolsof good usedllres$3 and up $5 Ph. 37254)5 G04'iuly'5, E. 16 past BeardalI at aaIabIe Geneva Healing & ,'dr jick i,ale, 11793. Over 30. 17 2927 Hwy. 17 92 SANFORD TIRE SERVICE RR tracks, Ccndltioning Sirv. 3096 Orlando SUN. wides from lU'S. Place Homes SOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE OUT 3225961 (Formerly Humphrey's Tires) Dr . First bldg. Soutn of Airport Nu,rth, 1792 at Lake KatPwn SCIS .4ith Solid hardwood Irami, 12 • 420 S. French, Sanford (lIu,cj on 17 93. 323 513.a Estates, 2 ml. North of Hwy. 4361961 Bass Boat, 16' fiberg'ass, 33 tip complete sets juSt 199.30 cash or - _________________________ 68 Ph, 322 0577 Wanted to Buy $317770 WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Eyinrude, all aluminum trailer. terms, Firtt come, firit seevedcn Washers, ranges, refrig. 1.39 93 up Silection of fabrics. vinyls or Excellent Condition. Also repairs, Myers Priced to sell, WantedOld fi.rniture, lamps, Appliance, I USED HOME SALEt colors. UflitCd Freht Sales, 3550 3311606 71 Junk Cars Removed 210 Sanford Ave. 323 29)? mitc. pri"te party. Ph. 322-9193. One, two, and three bedroom used LAiVLLL EULt1!LL t S Orange Ave - Ortancjo now going i reduced Ab,andone, unwanted junk cars Cash buyer for used articles, furFreezers Hwy. 436 & 17-92 Fern Park price w,th low payments. hauled a-way. Your cost, 110. 58 niture, etc HWY 44 ANTIQUES, Bicycles * Maitland Flea Mart * Orlando, 2154194 Miny to'(hoose from, Dick's Ap anytime. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3?? 6972. 300 French Ave pliance Sales & Service, 28)7 S 3801 Orlando Dr 191% Hwy IF 92 Open cat & 5 .n 9 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED All tiCS and modcis, 10 SPeeds, -I 5 Top pricespaid, used, any COfldutiOn 644 1126. Winter Park SPANISH BEDROOM SETS. 3 KENMORE WASHER, parts, Speeds, and standard bikes now servIce, used machines 43 Lots and Acreage available at Fires!re brand new Spanitli 5tr 4. Cal - -. MOONEYAPPLIANCES, 3730497. 322 0244 ------------Mediterranean bedroom sets with CASH 3771137 LAKEFRONT HOMESITES Ifllricat, Spanish detions, heavy fL 'Or uSed furnituri', appIanie, LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES chest handles, and hand rubbed 3 59 TV'Radio.Sfero tools, etc Buy I or 1001 ulems. 11.000 113.000 3306000 Musical Merchandise - ------ - - firuith,lpie(cset includes dresser, Larrys Mart, 3)3 Sanford Ave. minor, chest and bed, $99 cash or TELEVISION SETS$7SUP Organ- GuIbrann JOLLY GOOD things for giving ore MILLERS •erms United Freight Sales, 3550 'ISOO Want to buy, diamond, 3 to I Carats, !%_ -I _ I, jII•' Ph641 4417, DeBary must be clean & clear, and curire " ' ____________ .... must be right. Tranctlon con Pool table, junior size, 110; Black & C E. Stereg rKord player, twin I fadential Private party. Write Equipment for Rent Decker Hedge Trimmer, used speakers Zenith 23" . A SUPER FIVE ACRE IDYLL and 1 64 g'ving lull details to Box 520, care ice, 175; Golden PintoMinI Bike, boOkdate Ph. 322 3078 I Re-ni Blue Lustre Electric WiLOE HOMESITE With watPr, ot The Sanford H.rxlil 9(5 _____________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 1 yr. old. 113.3220739 --_ an island. * 16S7, Sanforø, Fta, 37711. nampooer for only $1 o'er day vtniersce, You must see. 175.000. 54 CARROLL'S FURPIITIJOI Garaae.Rummano St dMd tI1.nr,n1I,I. ."' I A ----69 I 94 Stamps.Coins ----_ Girts2O"bicycl,,$iS __ II Saks UT T JOHN'S MARINA AREA-Him • --• &dry & wooseci 3)0* 640' near Phone 173555$ oS PetsaridS I' , .-les UPP Tobuyandsllgoldorslvec C'3.nS, GADAr ' Hwv' 41 & a7 Ah,s..! "" '- CAl L AsrConditioning contact us f.rsl We also buy bulk _______________________________ Itf'ISS C...1..3p..., Glass-Mirrors 112,000. ,, Love is a Pug for Christmas. See ww., j , 'I cOn% MIN" Sun I pm S pm. only. Art -'es. COIN ___________________________ riOUSC,,Q,u wOul urs now. Terms Available. 1 APPLE VALLEY Zoned Central Heat & SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Ar oak secretary, 7 dressers. Luji P' E 1 S _______ Conditionng LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Alma, lake Mary, 373 6799. agriculture Nice trees High & 2l0Magncla Ave Fr frep estimate, call Can Harris, (chime) mantle clock, Oak rocker. Commercial a ____________________________ _____________________________ residential ary I wooded, on 3 streets. 700 x 4672 at SEARS in Stnford. 322-1771. h6l tree,' Bnstwood chairs pluS ASSUME PAYMENTS Contracts now available 323 0519 _____________________________ ______________________________ 'lHh1!.tI1,1'h11tI CHR IS1'MAS 710'. A good Investment, *16.300. more, 12' Jo's boat P. oars, 2 or3727373_ ii____ I)!77; ALTAMONTE SPRINGS AREA-) On deluxe Ne.,chi zig zau 3 needle u.euilng 'ic 'rs&ai.,r * 45J,VIll5J bicycleS, tools to numerot.is. to 1111* l52.Altl potiton. buult in buttonhole EN'S MOWING SERVI'F maker bulldng site's near Lake Florida, mention; Old coin's of all kinds 3 ROOMS CARPET "GIVE A BUNDLE OF JOY ,, with designs Pap $31.30 or 6 Acrea e Lots and Lawns with nice pines Level land. 100* OIl. HEATER & WALL FURNACE plus misc, Items, Go west on 46,3 Golden Retriever Puppies, AKC, Fs.'llltneGEAppla.,nces Freeesturnat, call 323 k3'i pavrnentso$ $7 per montls. S., at '73'. 11300 each CLEANING CALL RALPH'S ________________________ MILESpa5tI 1, turn Iettonlake S;nfordElectrtccompany snots, papers, 17 weeks old, $175 n ord w rs HOME SERVICE, 32951 IPIITALLD HI-LOS Rd., turn 1st left again, its OWfl Phone Ron $913351, Monday e, flC. Steg Ii or CCII for apooeatm*t Painthi 3rd house on lefl. 3723333 Friday9 am to T bl t k PIA.Y.OPI & RICHARDS room?AClassfedAdwIlfndta __________________________ - Patii, '-----_- SAPJtC)Pfl CT. ?MTTII t 0er bdroom wOod frame hOiJw.Clcsain $C.SOC. Total price, Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave . I. .' ------ CD, 3 bedr. 2'i baths. family room, storage room, 2 car uarge, 16 afl3fled oung Citrus frees, 1-3rd acre shaded lot. 37) ,. 14iET. 0 I Show CAL': •'h .rn 2 iii, condIloners 125 ea. jumball machine for service KULP __________________________ 109w Itt St truck, 373-3618. 327-1515. -t3ROO(Fl7LD,71,p'ar wOoded lot, river rights, boa? ramp,) bdrm,, 44' 17'. Dealer, 3230330. -Mobile Horni Bank Reposseujons IS to rh00% fr.rn. 131-7373 Dealer '71____________ Canterbury, 12' x 6O',i'r . . ____- -SANFORD REALTY - ",NiOD AREA Rooms for Rent 4, 'i ir - 42 Raymond M. Ball, R.g. Rroker Esther Platt,Associafe SI' Welt Firit St. 373 5611 SAVE $3750 .----__ Country, S ______________ bedroom, 7 bath home. Car. piling, - range, dishwasher, disposal, central heatalr. Lot ISO , 160'. Ph. 671-440. _____________________ 3 bedroom. 1', or two baths. all ____ 79 Realty, 3)21301 ?6lOttiawathaAve,atIl.fl ____________________ 2bedroomaptartment PlochIlIrenorpeIs PhOne 3373875 __________________________ Pl' 3 K1NCSBFRRY - El Caplfan the best buy in Arnp'.ar, ','otor$, and jeep veh(lts Sri,' Boat in the way' Sell it fast and easy with a tow.cost classified ad! - _______ ______ _ Holiday Sales, 3530 5. Orange Ave., Orlando Mon.Frg. 9to9, Sat. 9to SUnday. I 5P.M. 3bedroom, 1' bath. odterms $10 Valencla Courl North, HOLLAND REALTY, 37) 7C2 /547 _______ - F I Payton SAN MO PARKS, 1 2 1 ti:droom TrailerS 1. Apts. 2 Adult parks, i Family parke. 3315 Hwy. 17-97, ¶,ai'ord, 333-1930; Day. Wk., Mo Fern Pirk A rarity in todays market. bedroom home, new carpeting throughout freshly painted intid and out. I year old roof with 10 'ear guarantee. Hurry on this MOSSIE C. BATEMAN onal Call Mary Tesiak. Allor BROKER 37.7443 SANFORD - - _______ APPLY: ROAD DEPARTMENT SveraI,dwj-naxit,, OFFICE. HWY 17.V7. SOLJT. *CilIttt fringe benefits and SANFORD. _____________________ wOrking condition's. All unIforms PHONE: 327W). FOR UEASE. deluxe 1 b'. apet. and euguipment fvrnip,. Apply in An EqualOpportunity Employmint ment, in residential Mayf,ur _____________________ person, 1001 ExecutIve Center Dr. section. Mature adultS only No "The City of Sanford Civil Service Otlandu or Ph. 194-376) collect. ______________ gets. Available Dec. IS. $150 mo. Boar'S is accepting appfitstions 332 1795. for immedlite employment for the *Construction * 33 Houses Rent Furnished Laborer I 1 9S.00Wk Laborer Ii $)02.00Wk oremen 2 bdroom house for rent, 3)3 Holly DooControlWorq St., $L3 per too. Ph. 671 440. UTIlITY CONTRACTOR-M.ant Repaitman $110.00wk Manhole, onouIt and cable. Mechanic 51?S.00Wk Experienced only. Paid vacation, Recreation Supniii 1)0I.00Wk 37 Business Property holidays, hospltdlization. Call FIreman $133.QO For Rent WINCO CONSTR OCT ION CORP. Police Pitrolman $133.00 Wk 5313453 All positions are fCr full time em. iAP1FORO. downtown, prestigous ployment with all City Civil office suite, elevacir, p4rking, and Construction laborers for new Service Rights and Benefits. ianitcraI service included, AA.A plas'ic concrete work. Op Interested personnel pleas, location Aviilable Immediately, ports.nity tar advancet-ient. contact the City Pcur%c,nnel Phone 3?) *770 0537 Director or ihe Sarford Clvii Service Off ic in the City Hall for TEXAS OIL COMPAPY needs further InformatIon on ap. 38 Wanted To Rent good man over 40 for short 'rits surrounding Sanford. C"sstact _________________________ 'I*.'ant to real unfurnlshedl or 2 cs'storners. We train. AIr mail TAX PREPARERS- Experienced bedroom home, man & wit, only. 8.0. Dickirion. Pres., SOuth In individual tax returns, Salary Geneva area. 349 5436. western Petroleum Corp., Ft plus bonus Sanford and Longwocd Worth, Tex. offices. Contact HIR Block Inc,, TREAT YOUR FEET to a treat by 134 N Blvd., DeLanO,, using the Yuletide GIlt Guide in F Ia., 37270. Constn,clion tiberi needed ;m734-1643) today's Classifitd Section. meLateIy. Apply. 102 O'Brien Rd. Fern Park, or call $34 2060. 24 Business Opportunities .a Houses for Sate _ -. 3726457; After 3,373.7111 Small Apartment. Clian I Reasonable. Ph 373)394 __________________ Efficiency. Water 8. Liqhts fur n&ShCd, Mature person preferred. Ph. 3730017 betwam 4-3. (Jnfurnished STATE RETIREMENT PLAN, PAID HOSPITALIZATION. EIGHT HOLIDAYS, VACATION AND SICK LEAVE. SECURITY GUARDS* Till We Succeed!" ____________________________ EQUIP. OPER I $2 4$ an 74)01. "We Don't Stop $14.900 FRQA 44W Rrstaurant Culpmcnt, flew & used, 51 Household Goods bOught Sold Equp 7321 Park Dr 322 2)18 ment,39lSP4,OranQefllossomir PEALTOR AItertloi.jr5 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Orlando, Ph, 793 4973, 32? 9714 373 3991 322 0448 buy sell trade 5INQp ZIG ZAG SEWING MAI 315 E. Firit St. 373 M7 EVEREST REALTY INC CHINES tl) never been used. -_______________________ Realtor, 1601 S ttn-y 1797 Dinette set for sale Thc5 machines have built in P.attanj 2t CO3 Tablel Lcheirs .ontrols for Zig Zag buttonholes, Good Condition. Ph 323 3159 bInd Itith, fancy patterns, etc _______________________________ & **AMC- JEEPS** For I4E' Jim Hunt Realty $191 mc. pci. yts. Geneva. Waterfront near 11kv Gilman Harney. CharmIng 3 bedr--rn 3 TAFFER REALTY bath home. Interesting extras. Trailer. Nice one bedroom. Good 830.5500 I100E. 25th St. Immediate ucdI4sancy. 3495111. location, For mature employ"l •flC 3226615 RNltør's TECH Lan000 adult, J)f 373.395, ----------FLA AREA OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 125 VA'-Nothing Down 3 Houses Rent OPEN HOUSE DAILY an Hr. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash holsuwt,fri."'gebenefitstornature S MAINTENANCE MEN I Individual In Sanford area. Regariless of experience, airmail 0. 1. Pate Pres.. '(cxii Refinery ALL POSITIONS ARE 40 HOUR conditions, 123. ICO assume mtg. $4000 down, 7 2 old. 3 bdrm., hOfl';ior put S pd. down on new mtg, Take your choIce. BALL REALTY REALTY lbedroomap.$165p,rmo. Utilities paid. Ph. 322.1139. 1 WELDER Needed. P'o experience necessary. $3.13 an Hr. Apply in peno Art Grindles Wheel Ranch, 4500 N. Hwy. 1192 2 EQUIP. OPER. II Sanford. 12 5. an Hr. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ : WINTER SPRINGS Pytdrr VU, COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, sell, contugn, appraise, or Special sat out of anything of value Hwy Il 92 (bh1nd Wui CheSter Mobile Homes.) 3737310 Sanford, Fla 373743$ Aufo for Sale 1972 Yahama 200 excellent con d?ion Call between 3 and S p m, if 372 4101 isk for Mai'y. - ME6O WIAL E.TATE REALTOR 668 1791. Deflary6M 46 --------- ---- ------- Motorcycles 18 - CORBETT Stop Urn !'' 4., by Art Sontom t- 1 '1 . WP Mlsc!!aneous For Sale * Sanford Auction * LOflQWOOd Area, 3 bedroom. 2 tath, AUCTION fattily,nOm, central hr mo .,eat, PUBLIC EVERY f"cd. carpil, I year new MNDAY NIGHT Antqs, TVs, Many extras New and ud n 7118 furniture and apotlances PS DeBARY, two bedroom, I'; bath, special sales (watch ads) unusual home, unfurn,hed large lamily room.7 UtWtics, etra Auctioneering ServIces :' Sunday, Dec. 9, 1973-ç -________ -- THE BORN LOSER __________________ -- - __ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE iberoom, 2baths.carpeling,cien, 19195. French famIly room, $29,500, Terms. 3734991 __________________________ Eve..Sunday,322.7371or3fl-14W. HOLLAND REALTY. 37% -_ . -. CASSELBERRY JOHNNY WALKER AVALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 116W. 2nd. St. so 'A & B CONTRACTORS CUSTOM BUILDER in 74HoL'rS'fvuCe Call3fll499 Realtor '.'ol,U P,EA) - Cailbart Real Etat Stemper Agency ---------------- .._ WELAKAAPARTMENTS III W. 1st. St. I MECHANIC 53 13 an Hr. SALESMEN I i' )'I,13 S.intord 13 BECROOMS. &DULTS oui' PARK AVENUE MOI3ILE PARK 2513 Park Drive, 3722561 ' iiIj .i;'l!Inl -- 4)Housesfor Sale NOW IS THE TIME to buy a pool. Andwe have them from 137.300 tO $6,000. Along*stnbiautiful 3 and i bedroom homeS for your greatest living comfort. Call now 1500 50 1), Reg. Broker, 2001 Park EdS. Bldg.3fl $170 ter I-Irs 3?) 5215-- 312 5)3.6 Ti',:' I'rtlrc-um duplex turniShid MECHANIC .'.Iibb,l .11 rnybomef3rwOrkung mother, 120 per wk. Meals in. chided. Call 323.1031. Fr'rgf , 9%8L.1iofPr, i4%Bei - FRONT END Furnished ______________________________ LCUTlvE DIPL(TOR. Ur Act,on Committee of Seminole UNUSUAL County, Sanford, Fla. Ex OPPORTUNITY perienced and degree In Social - --_____________ Percentage or IJIary, or corn Sciences preferred with 9 Good Things to Eat binati01benefj,:. E.*pfri, and psychology and Business Ad. - - hand tools necesa.ry. Call Jim minlstratioi background. Sen4 NAVEL ORANGES Holmes for Interview. $312393 resume to P.O. Box 111, Tangerises& Tangclos AMERICAN TIRE SERVICE, Atlamorde Springs, Fla. 33701, or Fern Park 337 733' 3731270 _____________ ______________________ ______________________ Oranges. Lemons. Grapefruit, WANTED-WELDERS' SEMINOLE Satsumas, Tangerines. Will ship. R. U Hutchison, 322.4031. & WELDERS HELPERS -______ - kitchen help $00 . Altamonte Ave. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLA. . . t.. Gifts. Sell Your "Don't Needs" 1Flere ________ Make Room For Santa's ______ ___________________ _________________________ C A. wHIDDONS.. BROKER I11N. Park, Sanford 372 91. Nights, 323 1167 !. cot, lot, $ Houses for Sale - ___ Kings. _______ _____ ---- Blair Agency __________ -- _______ _______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Houses for Sale 31 Tret Ripened Orange. $7.00 bu, -___________________ Moytlir, •xcluSive Frilhly pfc$ied gripitruit. $150 Maid wanted 1 day a we*, general --7 bd"oc, apartment, On or belore Free. Mi 7077 t 'c Care" -barn central heat I ;,ouswork. no ironing. Own ANYONE OTHER THAN bu Hone & Rlr. 2W Dec Ih Adu4t, nO pets. 7619 "Hotline" Adults Or YCCnS air. wall to wall carpet. reined transportation, San Sebastian C. C BLAIR BROKER MYSELF AS OF DEC. 7. 1913 Awe, aIftO'd Elm Ayt Pt'. 133 6956. porch, lOvely yard. 1 Heights. Attimonte Springs Ph, ______________________________ A .1. PENNINGTON ASSOC Gary Haward Trego FACEDWI itt A DRINKING _________________________ LaSt Day New field Llmas $3 bu. i073. $3U070. 37,3-7710 Horn, in 9370 T'uo b wall PROBLEM Cain Firms, Lke Monroe. I WILL P4OY BE RESPONSIBLE Catering truck drIvers needed. Call carpeting, drapes. central heat PerhapSAlcoholicsAnonymotj5 SANTA'SLITTLE HELPER? You'll LONOWOOD, 3 bedromI. 1 °° FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED 831 97)6 fo apPointment. air. Fully equipped kitchen Cn Help lot 75' * 1iO•. s11.Ot'V. Lot In find him everywhere in the flY At4YONE OTHER TP4AN O:an9eb-nJwal OLEELICIOUS *lIh dishwasher. Call Mrs Phone 173 iSv nford,13'x)S0'.$3.000Cish. 372 Yuletide Gull Guide with a large for Sanlords MrSELF AS OF DEC. 3. 1973. and pneapele, tangcrines. Weatherby32346S7 Write P.O. 6cx 1713 9591. variety of Chritma Shopping newest Call bet 5) RcbtC,Co4ijr mo whlt grapefruit, picked '0 Sanford, Flcrida ___________________________ suggestiOnS. Where? In the and7prn_373-1000. GENEVA GARDEN MONEY SAVERS order. RusseII Crumley, 373 0787. ClassifiedSctue'i _____________________________ APARTMENTS _________________ - Need girl for telephone sollciIng, S Lost and Found -'-' ___ 1503W. 25th St. ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. 2 bedrOom, plus efficlinCy, close to lull or part time . Apply KIrby I' Instructions bedrooms, 2 baths, Coflvinent to lawn, only $10,300 with lermS, or , Vacuum, 107W. 27th St., Sanford. BROKERS ________________________ $200 Peward. black I tan Dober. - __, -.-_, schools. shopping center. Shag _______________ I'55 for Cash. The Time Tested Firm PIANO LESSONS ______ man, male. P3 years. Lost East carpeting, drape 20 l2Week ChordCovrse 11I IIL.A u , diShwasher, Diy: 322 6123 NIghts: 372Sii Mle.Fe.nale Orlando, Nov. 16th, 12713*33. central ht'el& air. Sparkling clean _____________________________ _____________________________ 3 bedroom, 2 story SpaniSh style. 2 Harry Wester. 373 1379 Help Wanted pool. Move ;n today. Children MATTRESS $9 fireplaces, large Florida room. Last- Pintct area, malI male -_-_-w Ill x Ill' cor. lot, S. Sanford Ava, & accepted. 377 20w. & corner lot. Loads of extras, only reddiSh blonde part P1k. AfliWit'S 13th St. 2 frame houses In cx W.nto: Desk Clerk. Apply In 13 Travel Agencies 10* SPRINGS tonameot"ChQwChow."Call 373. 115,900 cellent condition that could be Nlceland2bedroomapts. person or call for appointment, 1511 ath- 1 p.m easily moved. Zoned C?. 700Magnolla Ave., Apt,) Dettoni Inn, 4$ 49) FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC I b1roarn Park RUiI3C. central hea' 3 if , 7' bath, uble garage, li -323 $5169a.m. . 9p.m Airline tickets. Cruise and Tours _________________________ Lost - Brown Male air, extra large storagi acre. .enced Test tectwlcian. General knowie(ige mlln from official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd. _________________________ _________________________ '.unland Estates, Wednesday. FRANKLIN ARMS bulding workShop, 124,95G. FIIA of transformer testing deslrahie. downtown Sanford, ca, c-h, many t4_331.3733. "_''_' Crooked right paw, name APARTMENTS DEK Industrlis Inc. $337777 terms. cutras, QualIfy for 1st. & owner "Snoopy". REWARD. 3379319 1170 FLORIDA AVENUE will take 2nd mortgage. 14 Camping.Resorts LOST Black & white femal, small - __________________ _________________ WHERE DO Red Lobster I and 7 bedrooms, carpeting and lbr.2bath.2story,very$gf1iiy Bug 4 bedroom Mayfair. Idea executive home. Only $12,000 dog in Casselberry area. Name, Dc" your camping and carioefng at ItNS OF AMERICA draDes, central heal and air, fully room, c h, c h. alt new appflancej, - Reward 13$ 43 Camp Seminole No alcnhollc uipped kitchen. Adlt only. Ph. Commercial property on 17 92 Well tncj. LorIVo, THE ____________________________ ____________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ beverages. 373 uro. 3236aO. Needs You Starting *t $12,500 _______ _______ -- Apartments Rent . ..-_sa..S.a.....- -, RLY i1fl ________ _________ ________ �: - L_ _ 6C— Ihe Sanford Herald ~ L y Transactions Land " ~ ; --J _. 1, t ;7..-4..f ~ .1I ~ _X. 4- AR$ fre I'm — P I ç ( QCD)DcKelgans to City B B. MacDonald & WE ofA1thmnnfrSprings,frnrnIE Maxine tn!rlanctDe Crpinc, Amt L)4.ed, Charles E Little John B McFadzen & &wfBettytoJakeLRolen& Marjorie to BeUIah J. Baird, wfAlma,S2.Sc.ofN7c.ofW6 wid &L)avldO.Balrd, her son, i QCDI Roger B Everett & wf '"'Ira to Roger B. Everett, It 43 Blk A, Summerset North, 3 1100. CarolynSN. Short&hb. Gary F. to James W. n & wf Carolyn LI 8 111k 13 Parkinson d $29,000. Rufus C Ellis & wi Gloria to Lawrence S Roberts & wi Lee IL,N 165' of S330'of See 35-20-29 etc $10,000 H A Rosa Censtr. to Donald I Michud & wf E1iz II 38 81k C N. On Tern Sec S Un I $28,300 Gerald M Smith Jr & wf Janet 1 l:.u!it, t .TLa 1)'i LI 14 thghnidge Addn Glen Arden HIS., $38,900 Fisher Bros., Inc. to Dr RA Fischer & wE Barbara, Its 2425 ................ •1 & b Silk A tsranuey tiai r..s Casselberry Gdns Inc. to Juan Byrd, sgl to Geo. F. (;ary L. Champion & wf Joy McCabe & Carl G. Tennille .Jr, to Gary A. Zlttrowcr & wf Linda John J Lilbenu & wf Dorothea U IL 111k A RepI. 111k 6, Pearl L., 1.1 13131k G Woodmere Park F., Lt 6 81k 1 Lake Ka thryn ["ark 5th Addn CB $2,500. 2nd rep,. $16,000. 1k Ills $ioo. wi Adel[ to Ed MIlbry Reiner C Crum & wE Bobbie Wm. Agorano3 & wf Geneva to Bobby E Taylor & wE Howard J11age&wfFo'F., James Wright & wf Geraldine, C. 1.1 33 Seminole lit 2 111k A Uavnria Ph Sec. It 4 111k B Washington Oaks, Kathr s 2 119,2M. Raceway 1st Addn CB $10,000. Loch Arbor, $32,000. Gary Meade, sgl etal to Mary 1)4w. Entr., Inc to Arthur G (QCD) Walter D Holmes, sgl Martineau & wf Ruby condom. to Rebecca I Holmes, sgl., Beg. Dodd, sgl, John C Dodd & wt lies, no. 43, Sheoah, Sec 2 15' S of NE car of W 115' of NE. Frances J., S' of U 61 111k 3 of NW'a of NW¼ See 154030 West Wildmere 141,300. $32,500. Cox-Stine & Co. to Erwin J. Chas. Funck III & wi Grace & etc $100. Donald Keller & wf Shirley to The Iluskey Co. to Triinble Korczynskl&wflle1irietta LtsS Raph W Schultheis Jr & wt Constr., Lt .5 131k , Sweet- & 6 l.ss N 5' of 5 81k G. Sanlando Spgs Tr. 30 P3,000. Nancy I., LI 18 111k B water Oaks, Sec 6 $13,900. Jack ii Standlier Jr & wf wf Leslie J Rosenbaum .& Knollwood 3rd Addn $74,000. Thomas Akrldge, sgl to Lola Anita to H. Allen Kellar, sgl., 1.1 Helen & Mildred Standifer, wid u..t...... t, 'U ifik A Suirt Mrinur til000 In Jack A Standifer & wE Janet. i. - DIJ Harmony Bel-Aire Homes Inc to Wilbur Beg. 450' N of SW con of It 49 Homes $12,300. J. Ahlert & 'vi Henrietta A. It Fla Land & Colon. Co Celery John I. Parker & f Va. to Gordon F. Baumann (Married) 478 Spring Oaks Un. III $35,500. Plantation etc $100. Edna Loggins, & hb Robt. to S 10.7' of 111! Blk S Northgate QCD, James Q Nelms & wf Carolyn to Carolyn 1) Nelms, Lt Roland Deloach, Its J415 md $40,000. 1st Addn Sylvan Lake $4,500. Pinecrest fits. Repi. $100. 3 John H. Schaefer Jr & wf James K. Pearson & wi IQ(:C Carolyn Nelms to Anita to Stanley T. Janotvski & Dorothy & Frances Kendrick to wE Beverl' J., It 33 Hlgltrldge James Q Nelms & Carolyn I)., S Scm. Lots 1234& 5111k 1 Addn Glen Arden Ills., $44,900. S acres of: N acres of W'2 of F. F., Qt'l)i ('i WW. !\'Mrro & SW' of NF.' • Se( 6-.21-') $100. 'her 6, Sanford, E.R. Traffords Arthur liuitbtik.cr & wi Ruth Map of Saul. $1J,6)). wi Anna to Geo. W.W. 1)eMareo Willard Chastain & wf to Stanley Whitlatch & wt Ind, Its 23 & 24 Blk 11 Sanlando Jeanette to Jessie June Foley, Sub, Beaut. Sanford Sec $1CK). Florida W 110' of 1.1 15 [Ilk C sgl., S 65' of It 16 Spencer hits., Geo. W.W. DeMarco, sgl to Slovak Viii. s.d $39,300. N.M. Smith Jr.,- to $15,500. wf ,,,,, ti,lir Ann -,., f ,lim, C Iuii1cn,rh-1,,, , OCD) _ Jessie J. Foley to Carl C. cil Girl Scouts Inc., land Citrus Coun o AS, I.ts 23 & 24 111k 11 San Dod.son & wE Eliz. S 65' of LI 16 Sub. Beaut., Sanford Sec., S' of SW'i of NEt4 of SEL. Sec IlLs, $17,200. Spencer 29-21-32 1100. 141,000. La -- ' . _____ ___ 4; 41 'V 4; 4; of \lr'r' Des Pinar Acres, SV500. Tommy I. Bell & wf Charlie to Robert L Taylor LI 8 [Ilk 2 City of Sanford to Robert I.. Cot-nehl Jr.. W'. of SW'. of Lincoln u.s., S. 2. $10,700. Leon N. Swain Jr. & wf. Betty SW'. Sec 16-20-32, $100 Robert Reloehe, inc. to tr, Ada B. Byrd, It 4 81k C. do I_ M ___ it 4; 4i ~ ow- * 4; I 41 : f. ... Sec X Unit C N"Borth Orl. Tm trus'z etc. to Martha G. Richard W. Duvall & wf. binmt. apt. UnIt 10! !1!'I. 11 Ikl!: Lu 11urrdt S Price & q---.r,.a.h to Nlai,-via W. Trolt & wl's H't'\ ,l 'PU IihrnTtrr Constr. ta .' c 'i f 1t4 [p1. Rolm r - ' U 2 111k A. S*etwter (Jks, $10. Parker Skes & wf . Carol to .Scr. 4, $&8,500. Feb J. Sykts & wf. Charlotte Mark bldns Inc. to Ceo. W. * 4; ri. & t;1r ii, 1 L:i i fl .\th -- UW--.ee to 4 (I t d' 1s.. S (hicdo Pro 1. I Ralph !,ED Spotts & WfZ Mamie 11 1.1 P Bk ( H'ddon Lake Un 'SecI eic Z3-l4l. . - _ r-i - A woetwater Oaks, Sec 3 i,000, I ' - ~ .~, is- " '. • ,•• : 0 1 . 5 /1 .. . ~_ sl ( S J1.. I 0, if -_ . I ~ 1~ : ; ~ i . q, k, I&M. -.( A ~ ( , IL , : , i~e I, f . ~ ~ , ~ " I , . i 0 ~ I - 'A.r ii I i~ ~ i/ ;,. I.-.. I L~ I-~I ` _ _ h, ~ ~ -. 1 ,. . -I .., . f f 'I ~ .,. : I: I . I - i , _~rI -I ? ~-k . . ~ ~ ~ f ~ f ~ i ~ -_— 7 " ,% r &4 1 4 A? 4 3 rI '1!. 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"wS -, -~ . ~ 4 .~ 10 17-92 HWY43I 9 .:, — I - - i 0 2 ' : uU .zz L. ic,1 a pets and your holiday relatives and friends are heartily welcomedi ... ~ '~ 4 _ 3 ~ . ~ i 'C ai IA Ii I ~T;_ _s_ 1 ,F - 7 A~ - ~ 4~ , iM I " f A L _ % , '- 'i ~_ ~ - z __ _I_ ~- — ), . :0 on g L. — p --; I. b R §i HWY MU _ i. - WJk . = ~- I - t i -1 -4 I I~ 4 ..~I 1 ~ o" CL Cr U 9. 0 4 I a e. with driveways, paved struts, underground utilities, water 8, sewer I , 9 4 lN . I ': 3. Orange City Dotlary iIsa rii'r u brAUUU3nUMC31 . J ~~ :; - A omeTrue*** YOU And, now you have a heautiful home to put on It for the holidaysi t4 4 - ~ l -IJ __ _t 1 0!i = A 4d! N ':L i;I,~- - 4 w~ o . ~ OWN YOURLOV & 1 k 11- W1 . IL I 19 - :~ , fl:iI!*I -. I Terra , - 4 . I 0..! - . I p - LZ . ~y l - ~ a g, y 7 0 .1 C A - -Z~' lo ,;n ~g ,3 CJ at C 1= V U P 11L:: 5', - -- t DC.. b .0 .35 ~ i IN 45 %, a 9M V .8 d 3 .5 e holidaysi ChristmasWish - '':1 -.-..1-..--tl- A 4 J -I -' _____________________________________________''-'f.. -----, - - t *_ ~ is to ,.cx 2ill I, .4 ~ Why not be In your own brand new home for the holidays? At Terra Alta we offer a package of all the hollaay dreams that you could ever wish for What could be better than celebrating Christmas in your own new hornet What a fantastic gift for youandyourfamllyiVlsltustodayafldbehOme - 'I ' . — ------ ' % d 4 ,., -1 .. t _I)g OO . ' I 1— ,iF. 4 .I -. 7. ,7 . A Irr ~ k" 1'4 ~ 1.1 I ,~ j - - -5 — . __ __ I - 1&~ -I .. --- : - _1 . iI ~ - I ,r V~ , . I ~ , I 7 _ , , f!~. _ ; ~ W A . _ ~ 4 -, ~. t ,- Z -ff I . il 14 1 0 = L rzt ~~- -_-_ -_ ~~ iv iV -_ f 11 '7I ~1k- . ~ * .'.,_ t ,%A-ZI _ 1 T~ ~j. L0 M'!! k . ,t 4 __ .. I 91 9. ; t" ;7. ,;, . ~ % - ~ I i ". t-7 + X - I It Rack'n -u& W!Rita V... IA 10 Blk II ' . -- f1 ; : fI .ç . 10 i ~f ,, -~ . $ I ! ~I 9 4 ~ I, ~ 1 I., - - It I - 4wo . , iiie hIuscy Co to Ttwmas I Oliff & wf Donna U I HIk A - ..40 t. - LijI'r i 1 ( . .- - . - - Wars ,,,.. f. U_ I*1 Ylayman Ills, ti f - I, Inc to Richard A ran ie; Un:! 13, Shcnah, Sec IM Pr~ -7 / 4 , 0, .;a. - InJ.i • ~f _ 7x_ 7 I ~i~ ~T.I_z mm - Irk",i ; ' L ~ ,011L " -%- Its 9 & 16 Lake Tony Water- f1k9 -V I hluuston Tex., par 1: that part of NWI Sec 361930 of desc. etc (3 parcels) $65,500 Shell Oil Co to LW Champ Food Stores Inc., th at part of SE'r. of NW'. of See 36-19-30 dccc, etc 3 parceki $60,000 Arthur 13 BelIoff & wi Gladys & Ruth Newberg, wid to Maria Shumaker (form. Goldsberry) Lt 16 Lake Tony Waterways $2,300 Maria Shnnmken & ht to & .' 1 ., .ri ii if. • •. i f i L , 1 4 )'~ '" / i _ ~ 7 - f :'•,,. - . ..~ #, -_. , - ; I . . - Jj . ~ tj AN ' A . !W7 1 1 1 -. lit I'll I ~ I i, -I I * I I 1, _~_,-~ , t i .i • . 129.200 I .i 4 - . SandratoCanlHRopenir&wf Barbara Us 2 & 3 [Ilk k (QCD Robert W Ivey, sgl to Jack Martin & wf Dale, 1.12 131k D HI Alta of Little Acres $5,000 c:1es D Treloar & wf Ruth to Josephine L.aBua 1126 131k 41 Iitona Lakes, Un. 11 Vol. Co. wo • )::it" -7 i., f ~ .. I li " - --- -- :" $1L500 Wilco Constr to John B Mitchell & wf Eliz 1134 Blk M North Orl Tern., Sec 4 Unit 1 Steven N. Van Ore & wf. Helen K. Elinhart to H. D. Mary toRaymondi. Forehand Daniels, It 1 81k B. Wilsons & wf. Ethel LI 23 131k C Ad&Ovledo,$1,500. Tanglewrood Sec 3 repl., $28,45M. It. D. Daniels sgi, & Clara M. Wilco Cvudr. to Robt. W. Green & hb. Henry to Dewey D. ithdenson & wf.11ono N.. LI ' (;anage & wf. Anna B., It 1 141k N North On. Tern., Sec 1 Blk ii Wilsocis Addn. Oviedo, USUL I, 120 000 ' Wilco Constr to Wm. C. Nays Jr. & wf. Sandra C., IA 30 111k Paul B. Markey & wf. Janet M. North Oil. Tern, Sec 4 Un. 1, S. to Lester D. Randall & wf. PuL P. IA 178 Spring Oaks, $v,000. %VL1,.n Crindr In Wm. S. U8perc'ent.&35.3)O. James A. Cotton & wf.lnez U) Nelms & wE. Brenda 113 Blk 1) North OrL Tea., See 4 Un. I, James A. lee & wE. A1ene,F.15 of W of 2081k E. Stewart s.d, $30,500, Harry F. Bryant Jr. & wf. 11.100. \rkene to ('Torn Roll & wt. I)onaldlt. Nell&wi, Deborah Hathel C. S 88 of K 150 O11110 to Fan F Showers & wf. Amended PI.-It !'S l8e1N200'oiU I tt ,~ - lie 11"r- i ) ;1I ~t - N. Amdel Inc to Acme Oil Co Inc., No d2sc. S0,000 Greater Constr Crp to Gary I,azar&wf Barbara, LL2I Elk Q The Woodlands, Sec 4143,3)0 Dennis W Friesner & Cheryn P to Thomas J P ' t wey acquc LI Cawle y r T • .S Jacqueline 25 BIk 4 North On See Addn $22,700 Citks Se— 0(1 ('o to Mobil Oil Corp From NW cor of NE' of NW~4 Sec 13-2.1-29 ran along N line etc $M,000 Jesse DRsa&wf Freda to Robert W lvt-y, sgI, IA 2 Blk D , ;1.j; i~J." ... if.,i 4 4'. ! ';f , i1 1, ,!" ii, " 4 : 11 . 11~1 . ,",~ ) " . C i. / IA Arihth to Ardith I Mendenhall, Ind.Lts5Blk24NorthOnllst Addn $100 14 1" '.. ~- .,~ ~; " - J I I IIIII - - -- --- " ..~-.a4I, .J;I1~:,Wt T ~ . ~_.;- ., . . f -. I..WUU7 LIUU WUWf VU UU.4 i I J\lAl'az&wfSarahto Felix S Valdes & wE Ada 1.1 13 Laurelw Carrigan & Roland inc. 10 Alvin C Cope & I Anne, U AA, 81k G. Seminole TeST., $2,800. QCDi Lynwood Willis & wf Wni. H. Stcmpe & wt Janet, to Lynwood Willis & f Mildred to Cologero flab & wf Sul-Dale Bldrs Inc to 1'tter j Jane , Robi. H. Still Jr.. & f Cannela, S 33.1' of U 2 Blk 12 Duggan & wf Mabel, Its 19 20 & Jane, Hampton J. Walker & TIer 9. A. C. Martin Addn Saaf. 21 111k 8 Crystal take Winter dc, $2 1,500. Stephanie. & Rich. J. Veenstra Homes $22,500 Harold Littlejohn & wt Thomas T Tuck Inc to Richard & wi Alyce K., Comm. at SE car of SW'. of SWi of Sec 28-21.30 Marlene to Amado Maijub & wf N Bryant & wf Candice P It 13 Juana, It 21 Blk E SunInd et.., $100. 81k C Lake Harney Acrettes E ,$2:,500. Jayde Builders Inc. to Gerald N Allison & wf Barl.Ls 14 15 & 16 111k 1) Tract 15, Franklin 1roce!1 & wE Erika, IA tiara to Heary I Monroe & wf 18 Oviedo Tern., $37,000. &ntai,do Springs. 143,000, Cecilia N 118Blk C Woodmere Elmer S. Lovie & Janet to Crank Constr. to Willie J. Park 2nd repl $14,700 Warren &wfCatherine,Lt3Blk Raymond Lucie Jr & wi Financial .Svc., Inv. etc to tO Tier F. E. R. TraIfOndS Map Carolyn, Lt Blk 2 RepI. Sh. 1 & Ivan V Loath & wi Christine, of Sanford, $20.)0. 2 No. Orl Townsite 4th Addn N'oiLt2, Tract 3, part of See 7 Win. N. bag to Quida B. Village of North Orlando, 8 & 17 Two 20-32 $3,900 Henke, LI e & Elt of vacated $23,900. Ivan Leach & wf Christine to alley, adj. on W. of U 8, G. C. Donald F. O'Connell & Mabel Win M Burnett & wf Jessie Gilmour to Steven N. Keeley Addn SanE., $20,000. From Nis cor of Sec 720.32 etc The hluskey Co. to Blessing- Guillemette & wi Gail, It 10 131k 11,3)0 Methven, Inc., It 21 81k C, 2 No. OnL 2nd Addn, $19,500. Essie I Ziegler to Rosa Mae Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, LanIe G. Holton & wf Elir. to Davis S 75' of Its 16 & 17 ForMs Robert C. Hefty& wf Ardyce 0., $13,00. addn no 3, Altamonte $4,000 The Huskey Co. etc. to U 45 Wooderesl Un. 1, 125,580, Jer,nie Johns Jr etal to In 8lesstng.Methven Inc., Li lb Richard J. Ward & wf Darrell Wm. McCollum Jr & wE Ingrid 81k A Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, to Arthur E. Smith Jr & wE N 1190 Ilrookhollow i1 $42,000 $15,900. Joyce C, LI 3 [Ilk H Carniae Edw C Steinbeck & wf Harriet The Greater Constr. Ccp to lull Un. 4, $33,000, to Stanley I Culler & wf Grace Clarence B. Kuiper & wf Bill R. Barker & wi Mary to Mi. L1s171819&W34'of20Blk Evelyn, Lt 3 131k 3, The David C. Geyer & wf Charlotte, D R L Betts Addn as $30,000 Woodlands, Sec. Four, $40,400. It 61 Palm Shadows, $47,000. Lawrence , E Hoover & wt Robert W. Howard & wfQCD) Scm. Co. to Sterling rd 0 Jackson & Ellyn to Lenard rthv to Harold H. Salter Jr Park hioa.cina Assn. Inc. Green Hobble 1. Lt 34 Forest Brook & wf Dixie, It 11 131k 13 Spring Belts In Sterling Park Un. I, $41,500 . E Carolyn Johnson to Joseph J. Leslie E McArthur & wf t f Mary J., Us 12 Ze1pht to Paul 8 McArthur & Nichols Jr. & wi Doris U 17 111k B Little & 26 131k 2, Sanlando Sub. Ikaut., Alt. See, $40,000. Wekiwa Est,, No. 1 $)00 Gee. F. McCabe, sgl to Joan James Adkins & Dennis W Byrd, It 11131k A rp1. 111k 6 O'Dell & lletta M. Adkms to Charles W. Burgess &,A'( Pearl Lk fits. $100. U 11 San Scm Knol1, $21,000. Madylin B Wright to Douglas IQCD Philip Holmberg & .f Arvey & wf Charlotte, Lt 122 Sharon to Lynwood G. Willis, Trailwood EM., Sec 1117,300. E12 etc., $130. Iotere, Inc. to Clearence B. YOdhamR'.1 l'iik McCaUIster&wfI)iana, ;'.,; LI ) & S 42' of 21 Blk 88 to lobi. I. Moore Sr. & wf RepI. Sanor Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Alta. Dolore LI 5 131k B sii Un. 11 & 2 monte L. Mills Tuttle & Edw. W. White to Dale S. Jones (''. ml) & H.A. 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FINS To PIN-up MI'50CKS TO T14E LINE TO 17K'4 ' IN NICE MATHER! T3R13P S999FOR V It h3r Bill owrilla WTH ReN_F'r THE HEM OP HoWl THATTf m~v~~. " 7 oN M1 VRE,5s THAN Kir, I M E la of mj _ 7 THERE ARE L3006Y PING 10 KEEP 04 WIG THEReS AoTHE i'\1176 Or- PIN \10U MI(-7HT - '- ! Q it c. NI A, In — 9 HVk/CANYOU HAT %rcv1Q6 FA7iN& 12J Iry --- f '5 1 ARE PING LIKE W I lb _ -ttKc vo 1, 1AW'k! JIPA NOCK 60(NC:c SPeAK J1 PL 't%QR rAU~T, MAI?al~i TO 0 1ffXXTH3E:L03p by Dick Cawalli THIS 16 7H E MODF—i— r jueo—T THE MECEDING INTERRUPTI ...IF TH16 HAD BEEN AN 0 AC7LIAL- EMERGENCY,.. I 74\ I \ 4''? C WOMEN ww YOU OOOCIVAT A WT OF UARN v1Iw rz C'All %ki "N iu TKN L(OL) SAW SOM5 F6AO-r(FLI L.. AND YOU HPTO.Ut(A ----- - W OxS OF _ If W WE eAT:A v S5140 VJRtCK CARDS'? CnN £ .ReW is F a (WHTTHEMATTER rt)Li / RE NOT WURtED, AkE 'rCJ? \ • . . 111 — TR6M 100 Ii IN U ? J — AND rr mNG ILL iur aw MEN PNP 57k5g *.F4E H}t-'. N ow wEQE H 'Tt4E WORLD IN Hp%cp MNRTAk ur ( kNCYW A I'M WORRIED. 'T '- '— £ i tLEvtt)IL)N ET) A t7 by Les Carroll 5I cuPs OF FLOU A NJ D A CHARMI;-,JG PRINCE I S S17TING UNDER 7HE OLD OAK — rH WAXERS JIJ5T EYENG TkEE — Fri 1• - - 3ELXSCXM3LA1S POP ç' NOW WH%i IN TAE WORLD WOULD tAARTPA~\ FUT "TAE FLOUR IN TRE UTILITY CUPBCARD / TL - OUR BOARDING HOUSE '.E2'CE CU ULE i _ f YOO — I' N THAT THEY RUN ANNNCr ON TEL-EV1610N L THE TIME. KISSED ' by Al Vermeer A REAL, - HOWEG-T-TO-GOL.UY' ME!! ' PS N'-r T H AT ANTAULOu, YOURE GOINS TO SIT UNDER TE OLD OA I rpow it- IL -D \ P Icf_ lJ EETTEP IT wv AA WH y 41 6RPTCAE5A CLPL !F GItosT!J L [Y(cK) L—:; UGLY j1 -- AWAY P Rom 2.1 ;7 r P J COME, PRINCE 01, k-i PN rl TER OF ' a 40 CHQISTI~Ik5 , Z ,7, fit ORNA : CLEAN J. 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I 1/ I -7 / .Ib .11 , obeys __ 4 .- Sympathetic. Thurs / '' 6 1 - irthdays most doubtful. Try to avoid legal traps. Be moderate and I,J AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You can nikc mistakes, Ihere are invgsi ha.Laras. Watch out you are not taken offguard, By the weekend. yov 11 1 have a safer viewpoint More secure, THE: a NO ACT'low, IS IN AM) NOT 7OFAR1C4'é1t'. WE C,O FM ON E KIND OF IUSTAB1L- IT>' i?JT'3 HO1WEP KIND LL ThiS CAR1E..S 9410 NE,XT WLE bEFO[ Q~,%CHING ITS AFF-X, Do,~Ilr,'M TO FORC:E-NArLJRF., 3#,EZZ COME - OeA&VI. 17r? Y - . I VIRGO °LJN 17, TO .24G!TrARJLJ MERCLJZY CA6 34 ,' ____________ ('. _____ _____ - ;_i ,-... O1//TECi1PCE7ES.-: C,U.JE TUE :CvIoukL • 9AS TO E E FA \ J I ~ i -. 9 I 4r.)41ThJ It /I / I A f I \ __ Iff 3Sc El t-' ' --- -. SkJS WEREDIFFKLJCT TOINFLUEUCC,W11:LE ThE /IIJT,4&LE S)G42 ___ I-v *rIVE QUIRK 4W 13 NEVER __ !H!T4TWETkEf/A#ffo %5 ofebook L'M1iU9 /6' C4PR/aRAi AT 8/RI/I GivcS 4 COERVA- 200/Ac S' SYMMETRICFIXED &,Hc. TUE C4R- Iv• ,,. , N - logy.ffudenf&' I juc "k' "TC) 27'AkIE' ER 7 TO II 4QL& _qATLJ2N 20 M I' .iAkiEr, I(LANIIc ... 'UI , A ______ I PISCES (Feb 19 March 20) To the best of our abilit avoid accepting illusions as reali!y. It your emotions dominate, you could take a header. - ) 10C ,i )d* n Jn Lhe -,-Iz __-_,bshct - .sl9 T,4R(0LIC-,9 (:4N- -= ed i ctio n COWENT' AND AkJXIETY IVWEI?E TPE12E IS MJD CITTARJSffl22flc21i(4,: 1. 1 "aralICLC More unstable if Nrn after Dec, 16. Adjustments ahead, ~~ WE& C)P bEC. 9/5 IS AULJJSETTLEDOE THERE CAN B DI' - SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Sund1 , good !o 50C?3I corrmul;IcatIorf: . I , ~ f/I _, , x , ----y . %_____ MS7A4PVAX3 Es )m , \nxm - *% SUNDIIEPfTJ 1111~ V . V I -1 , I I - q~ __ LI : :~ ;J _____________ - ~ ,ap.# fq . " I <_ .. .- I:LIV OU3EL - f) 6 .7- . _ _y I ~ __ __ = ~ .-' ~ __ -I I __ , I ( -- r F HSR/ i I - __ =i ~- AS I W4" IFUCA4TTRAiN THI'j CAT TO LEAVE THE L COME çi I - ____~,' ir~ )~ ?Ae WAY ___~ ]111 1 th U MI SI-fE WANTS ir_ ISA LITTLE R) - L t I /2 "" , ,__ ' iH t,917g6fi./C5 "OLJ'VE CRPEREG' n - 1W - , . - . I I 4 I ' 1 \ __ 7 - 0 / f- 1 i~"~11K f _____ ' MA)J- _ - —,TPE NOTE E5PECIALLY THE LOW 5ET, 15HIFTY r=YE5- AND um T rTtON. Tr :i L -. ___ ~~J _~~,*I ~1/ II 4 1I ~ __ .r - ~ __ _____ N ___ - ___ SA15EP ON INIPICATE-5 A DISTI"CT HA,5 ___ I MYGCPJPJIJ'.'G ' ..WHICHIA6 ALL ACE FEArLJRs>// m~e __~~ t __ ~1/ I I - _______________________ ' - , I - I N()UiRIE ___-(f-- - V lHits A . \*__~ 7 (__ . 1:1 ' 6PY ,5A50TE11R WHO L S~ ~J _- -____ L-, ; I - - I r~ . i I 1 -,--.,/ )) . -T _..~~ - - .I RI3HT..,LVE ETERMI.JEP IT - OF ALL COAARAWY GOSH' ISCAt)EVER , ________ILLTAKE A GROUCH TOCAY.' •J ' \PCARECF IT 1 " 1 ________ 7 - - 11 ~,;#*2 - I :1 J a . I Sul "),J - .74 ww :- 1 Ed by ~ I AAI--AN- VEKI-70NJALLY I I I - OUT - fCeT;77~i PLANT I _ 1 7 ~ I . -A A _ I ~3p - ______ -;CA;ZY -y 7 J ,_ I,,- 19: ~C.~ ____________ e-0 Wchrum MW ) - -%. . .- Ir -- I I . can find you at your best. You can handle practical matters in a pric',l- go— I( ~ --,,> - ) ) ~ I Vi& , i - _ - I- - -I ._! k1_2_N - It . -. , MiF= . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Avoid Irritability, luo much restlessness, and pu can make this week count. Wednesday through Friday, have confidwe 0in your plans, ideas. Your thinking is more sound .,, I C,4H BEMjvvr _____ * -dkvl -= A— ~ ( xw slo w1A(a14.4fAfERS a4' 04 -, I i Next weekerid favors communicating. - --- (y, estied, I - .- / ) I k l l~ - .i - - I1~1 I , (, .I __ / I Nor 7 Alt E PERSOJ'JALPROJECT t #iW ,it:.4 m N_ I - XIS 0,4,v BE,4,V &I AV-S'14,V III: ,f11,,,, ,, ' M ERE IS 041k'Gy ~IND _MF_ WILL rO DQ bCCAu!;[-: -INC I 0 ---- ,~ Zn - - _______ =..4" Ah --v iAmow s I - ' q - --ASSOC - . _CI . . . 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I cut the shape of an owl. about 12 Inches high, out of a rug remnant, sewed two buttons on for eyes and gluod a triangle of colored fell for the beak. I sitick a small fell pocket on iho lower front to hold a small paper and placed a pencil In tile two claws. A cord run .1 F irs P" ~- u rrlf~ e t",;% t; set hom a of a DEAR POLLY Hero's how i madeactitaholderformypenci, __ ___ i __________ ________ - IRI _____________ through holos made in each oar can make a hanger for this BLANCHE Once I had no DEAR POLLY fancy paper for glftwrap and could not get out to get any. I - , . resorted to The children bow. wore THAT MUST BE SHAR1 ANSWER THE DOOR...AND 6700D LU(;K.' ') B- -SEt -----__---f t YES Iffim OLI 4W51 BE SHARKJ I1A' GLAD YOU DIDN'T ARRIVE AN'~ 'EARLIER do' I MOM I 8207 / 18365 - JUST 3SO GOT MV AC) ON 1 0 .- 1 / t I A 4" #13 to a vearc si:a 4. 11, ardi. TWO SEPATIATE our bed. - MRS. M. P. j' '- 77j 4 çç ' 5622 DEAR POLLY Put Ohl 8189 q-.64 with rilOTO-GUIlor 1: 511cs 10 to 18 (bust 32, 40). Size 10, 321,~ bust: 2! ystds of 45-Incti. No, $365 make it easier and safer sit In front of a mirror with the child on your lap The child's attention is caught by seeing himself in the mfrror and you are saved alot of the Inside of your kitchen cupboard and find it very handy for a DEAR POLLY — I am only 13. but hrve a good Pointer for the owners of new puppies. If you do not 107 38-50 look nice whtn welting I DEAR POLLY — Ctittaig a chilcl` nails can pose a real problem. To rq i l green yarn Is uad,) / A DEAR POLLY So that our omergepcy flashlight Is always handy we hang it from a cup hooi. placed behind the headboar' 0 (Polly's no(e: Fhe big. tat yarn used for gilt wrapping looks great onews p aper k It's I Copy AW~~_ VMM rings. PAT Isy Lat An Entimblif applique in one color or in leftover scraps of many colors. No. 5622 has pattorn piece; full direc- Put some newspapers at one end and a little washable rug at the other, with some space left between that will be smooth and cool. If he seems to be too cool pick him up and place him on the rug. The sides of the tub cut off any drafts. 11 you like, a stuffed animal could be put In for him to We" A sleeveless 130111 M? a Illm-lina dress for the Ptrilct f"Somble ... so nice to wear whea going Into 10". NO, 8180 witti MIOTO-GUIDE Is In Sizes 38 to 5o 31il pardi of 60-inch S Pita o yard for Kxf IS# talli ,kh " 4".44jmi, Wftm "Orrobtf sirt to PAT rtitNs To ORDER 3*4 Iff/s, this "WIPOW), soxfus, m4lown SM40,Heir Yolk, N.Y. 10018 - o L 1 changed address labels. Now. It only takas two licks to completely address an envelopon. MPS. E. J. W. INS ports pages for a man and the funnios for chil. dren. This is Ini .xpensive, handy. uses old papers and Is FUN. — .44.. 171 011-P! ' squirming around. — LUCILLE odelightodthatlhavacontinuod to this n's page r ?is_gt0s 0 ___j POLLY My daughter lwho live lit different stalesex- Polly pays $1.00 ilot sytry idea umd. Send them to her,C/O :Sls ntwspopff. TO ORDER , fn16* r* ! edodd 6, " c '" number ead sise, to NEEDLEWORK (C/o this norwipaptr), Sox 4188, AM4;dtown Station, New Yafkl N.Y. 11:~l I • a EB and FLO I' FTS GI FTS ________ -- L--J FOR : -- HIM - L I ._'&4—J - _ HER __ ave Graue by OOP r_ (HE STQQD ABOUT 7 IAN' \ItJLJ'RE '\JLJST AS 7T?IEN WE\_ UH...YEPJ-J! "\ WELL , GUESS1 THIS HIGH HAD A SURE HE SURE ( MUST'VE ) HE PROBLY) IT RIALLY DOESN'T MATTER LONG BEAD AN' WAS GREENT! AS I'M ' JUST I LEFT BEBIG, YELLA EYES! STANDING MISSED FORE WE ONE WAY OR HEREJj7flMJGOTHERE.') TH'OTHER,.. ..6HP4SANYONEVrM AFRAID THAT'S GONNA BE JND FIGURED A WAY OUT OF TI-ItS / OF A PROBLEM, CANYON 'YET? 'YOUR HIGHNESS! 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JUSTIG.OEIBM' HTHAN T HE 8AD3 , ,c 011 - 4 00-1 At 4 SAC A 906 106 - of 010 MONE-OfAVVY IN 1H1, I 4 _ _ h I TH [ ? _______ _____________ AM) ycju W0? i ML A7I FUaMIIJIIL hihMt 0tHIta..1_' ii iittiU4. _ 1____i tithUS'u _ bJ ANA — N ____ PVT 1rNL -cM2 M AMW _-_-_ I 1 3 k _1a - ::i _ -_- _ 1:: ,JèT; ' .'.. -- • __ -- ;_.- ---'iii:_L w_ • 1. i--'_ - Lr(_- - _- - .1 - ____ ... -:________ - -- - • .. •T :t -T ;1 - _- . /2 _ 17 _ �w - - - I.-ffl .771- - - -. q . : SHORT_ RIBS - -.--1 ,%~., -R p- Ir " _~ OU, C) (C L/RS65...'\ QpiiNGTO i It I: III 11, Zokq . . r, ii r J _ I - -1.1.7- I— _ J 1 /Ove.., (15R. ____ _ If -'2c-, ____- 1 ___________ [' - ____ i - , ______ -, ' - . - 1 ___ ____ -%I-u i ~~ I - r - — i - ( 'k 1 I I -1 -- - - ,- - l,A / - ~ ,; 11.1 :4 1 j 3 0 Pr -- -- 1 v o7t — 4) - `I~, - , .- -.1 Qf ______________ - - -X, 1 f t- — 4, ?I --/ -~7 ~ '1~ - I . . . I " ---I.I I --- --- . . I --- - / - -- . I, - - - --A-1.-.. - - r - 1 -P First 111CIVe to clear taint - -- . Ii 9 , - 11.Z-V Geter Gets Probation r -' W -4 - I _ President, aiings from his $jj()Xj annual salary and the __________ . )) an(kmn, although he claimed San t 0 , 0 11 - , W.-- -., - : I ) . . . 1 4 . 11 0 / '-. . i I li PUiS1DF\ I NIXiA . - -1 .4 -- -- i - HEN ASLE '70 TLL M' LA t'1! 1 I INCH WITH -1W-- RE _______________ . k "I : 1i 7 -. .111 i. - -1 . . - I -.T 1 - • ,I - -~ 4EL - - N - / A__ _____ i — JN) \..W _ -- cde fpirtof hi Watergate scandal and other ,000 Corporate Donations ealed of a congressional committee vealing intimate details of per- auditing firm concluded profit from his 1969 sale of a allowance of $50000. on whether he owes up to $300,sonal finances, recently that he had made u New York City apartment. •)ther major disclosures made 0 ifl federal Income taxes and Nixon said he has enlisted the taxable profit. White house officials ac- by the President included: intertst Senate-House Committee on In. The Senate house Corn knowledged Nixon would be _fl President and Mrs Baring his federal tax returns ternal Rev enue Taxation to de mittee, chaired by Rep Wilbur liable for sizeab'e payments to Nixon, despIte their sizeable in. for his first four sears in the dde two tax questions that D. Mills, 1)-Ark, seerntd Un. California should state officials come, were able through White House — and more than could costhimheavily if it rules certain as to hw it would decide he should ha ve filed tax deductions for the vice 50 other documents — Nixon against m proceed in fact-finding and returns there presidential papers, busme WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep acknowledged that accountants —Did he act legally in claim- ruling on the questions Mills The papers released by Nixon expenses, interest and property [s Asptn says that officials of and lawyers disagree on the ing almost $500,000 in deduc. could not be rachtd for showed that his net worth In- taxes to reauce federal tax the nation's 100 largest defense propriety of his 1969-1972 feder- lions for donation of his vice comment on how the committee creas ed from $3W000 on Jan. 1, payments to $72682 for 1969, contractors gave more than $5.4 at tax payments They totaled presidential papers to the Na would proceed 1969, to $988,000 last May 31. $793 fot 1970, $878 for 1971 and million to President Nixon's retiOflalArchi%e3Somegirgee less than $80,000, on an income Nixon's massie release of The %arious accountings 4,298 for 1972. election campaign last year. of more than $1 million acted too late to take athanthge financial statements and made publicindicated that —The Nixons would have And the Wisconsin Democrat Nixon's Saturday disclosures 3f 'a donsillons law Congress &Lunien13 also disclosed he Nixon increased hii wealth owed no taxes a I id pl k were the first In a nroniLsed vrAded in mid-1969. . has paid iw state income taxes largely through real estate for a new "minimwn tax" Watergate committee to probe series he —Didhemakea taxable inCalifornia,oronywhereelse, transactions, the sale of prcMslonenactedaspart of the the possthility there may have any taint of wrongdoinif in III,- ital r.nin of $117,00,1 on III(- 19,10 gince becoming President, ( LL-- eraict e from his yearly expense ;, : 6~'N ____ ____ y $300 Owes controversial areas. His first Cal if., estate' Nixon's lax Clemente as his principal dented weekend disclosure of installment went farther than arcountant claimed at the time residence in order to avoid his financ's, awaits the verdict any president before him in re had no gain but a national payment of federal taxes on th ____ / ax j VrnAI'c P her He ident Nixon, after an unprece . .. (All) —Pris WASlllM.I I It _____ Wh et On 11 ___ ____ _____ ____ ______________ .-. Awaits -- I r IsI ixon N _ _______ ;2 - ______ 1. ;X"t 7I 1 -- 1 I ---- Ar, - I' -.-. . I _ It 1. ______ I _,-; - — :H I N: kk"'. 0 1 _ . I- I _ __ I * _ - ____ POI ___ ! - __ I _____ A -- r, , . -- sa a pattern to some gifts suggested that some of the V .I ,- - secret : -;- .--:i.,q -- - q-41 : ''z ' -, — - -4&- - ,, (hargesffltheSepl5death __ 01 ~ 1. "I 2 . I MWOMM" X* : TH19 wou,-oNr sfr FR 5" ,- A 13AD ,TOD IP IT' X -" / __________ / / - -: - 1411 r 0' ThIS CARWN, i -i --' 5URVEILLANC- (' L' 'rtXJR S'IPc7ING... .' f _____ — — ,el I —i--- ' J -----m . , ,qj, , - I, — - 14 ____ - - IJI' 1)1*tt 1 I-'I I - 66th Year, No 95 UXKEZ 4; ", -- 1 -- - --- I -. NZ .- - IYE5619 . I%i AR -T$\,J Boss!) I A -------.0 v ") -- --&,-%-: I - f ,F,^& ~ lOW' r%4,11~.e I vt--Cr %&I MC lsptfh-U~ ^11 , - - . i ..,,--, 4~ . 1-i - .9 'A& ~7d --- LtFE CAN - f5E 5EAUTIFU' WtH 15 TO LI GO -- ) n .-Prn - - Am. - "'~ E- - bo%,L -0. V 0 ----fl I :' ' i ,- \, - ) , c A1 :rrç / : ' '-,.---..- —\ I \ , ' .._ - 1. - - ,'•,. -- ,, ________ ,,f - '. h., __, /"1 - - q' p _i V' \:.- \ j - - . - .. I - -- Z (1 - , % - - - -- - -- - . - I I - it 0.- - = . . - I *. & 3K W t9 1 Kt2D&) YOU" .. I TI-41P'JK ,'------------ - -- - ALUJAY M'-i' F,fl- ER-. TLT) 10 5TP,A~kET-, >S.1 * 714^T I - 4 9 - risers, there was more than just r wt-~ ~-. I - J :1;,- I- ' fl ' v4riI -- I il I a --- -- Iit ~~ a 0 . -. - - pan ic a k — y - - • -' ____ I 0 4 I * , r-/, -!~--u 'kJ1-- vr—rP- t:~,,.ct, ,-] ,(#Ac :. - .' \ --- — __________ HE WAS RIGFIT*l I `-~--\f--- . !: J I - I . Akrl ;- . -- -- t . s • ________ - ~ ~;;~ L-~ 70 i -~) \ . ______ ~ . -1 - J - it ' - ______ -- .I And did you hear h,)w our Secretary of State Kissinger tnde Ins N \fl) kbut Bnseb yesterday by offering oil help to the Dutch' We don't he'goingtoo(ferwh:it little we base to others?? - - anyway _________ Telephone Franchise - I Imost !05 per cent of the country's kno 1 oil reserves? KAY WOIYF .. . Don shop on Sundays - - - ... On Lake Mary Agend a IL-- B J RICHARDS herald Staff Writer ill i N ni itirms rin ci 1kf MAlfl'— In the wake of municipal elections, m-- - - tonight's city council meeting at 7:30 at the volunteer fire dtpartmen's meeting room will be very tilef, city officials say Onit three items are on the agenda—the Southern Bell .. -- I - / // ___ __ gm-OE ____ I - -. vw- I- . i t /.2----1Pk 0 , - --A - - ' a . . 11 . __ - .-. P, I, \` L ' ' 12-11 --- - ft 1IJ , j - %I 10 - to the effect that so i can t put the blaiint onto hit party becau.st of the actions of a few' Eviden'ly they haven checked the latest voting I 4 - 0 -. -- -- -- - 0 - - - . - lied to be a timp I'd chiv:kle when I heard one of Republican stalwarts defending the ImIrly by saying something the - 4 M —.-. - — - - - 01 - - . -=.- ___ V . - zt=I I*-;6 I results. nor been listening to (('ont'd on page 2AI 0 If .:, I. . I - -- . - ~I -_ M1 FZ-WV 7- 7 ii £ ....• S" . :- ' :. --• 4 - t--- _S_0_t_ ;. +. _ _ •-. ==_ .•-.---.' S : :;-'.-.- .- •.-.;.: . 0, ,r'. -ø - - _'- =' -- ' (TPr - I __________________________ County W*111 Seek i _.'i:•. =' - ::-------- ---- - ----- - -. - - I . ~ _______ _____ ________ - = _______ ______ _______ - -( - HuTil I'L171S Hope shortage is real . ::-i'. • -- :' - A1:90 on the agenda in addition toroutmereportilsapprova)of tl x Heatherton Village plat be built on .Montgomery Road. - I . I IIyCHRLS NELSON a proposed amendment to the hIeraldStatI%r1ter arbor ordinance to allow the fire department. Cuuncil will consider first reading of the Southern Bell Pranchise ordinancv, but no figures on anticipated revenue have yet been released The one ner cent standard franchise rate will be ezplaiied by the Southern Bel representative tonight, acting Mayor Donald Jackson said. Council will also consider paying poll workers the Iktuiiltr4itytlectia Thecounty does not provide tuntis to pay the workers for city elections, Jackson said, and the councilwilthatoconsidertheaniounttobe b.'ven Also on the agenda is a presentation of specifications from the city's volunteer fire department for a water tank to go on a truck chassis it already has, Florida has been allocated $1.2 million for iid1 a nd 1water conservation by he administration, and a "very logging operations. DECEMBERII,-9:Ya.m. . . ,- - -le It Consideration of Funding Commissioner Mike Itatt,away today Said lie %%ill as). Tallahassee to earmark the flatta%ay, who earlier called Seminde's SM,000 application for the proposed Sylvan Lake I 1irh ont of U e Lt the S1t has ever received," said the state normally splits the federal grant money on a " basis. However, late last week the Ct)uflty received' word from -)r Secretary Rogers Charter-Consolidation j -. .-- b'k - :- - \. A. Rezone from A-I Agriculture to C-1 Retail Commercial, -I property approximately 1 4 mile swth of Sanford City limits or sn 4I. Newtgh Develop. mcnt Corp. i, Rezone from Al Agricolture to R IA Resen. tiat property 'i mile south Sanford City limits on SH 427 MIKE HATTAWA (Newburgh Development Very tlisapponted Corp.):C Rezone from A 1 for American Samoa. Florida's Agriculture toM-IA Very tight t tal allotment was number Industrial. propetty on west b -. - __.'_.;. SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ..'.-.- -_- Index Area deaths .Stu,dy throughout the 50 states and While flattawav said lie -Seminole Indu5trial Park. 220 territories still had hopes the county will feet south of O'Brien float east Hattaway, said TallaHassee receive its requested funds, UtSCLRR.(J.W. Hickman); 1). cun afford to hand ovet the tie may face compeUtion from Application for Ext,insions of federal ec ause the inuniupaitties within Liii w,tr & sewer service area state has its own iic it t'Otmt coitrul in (ertt[1e41e5 of tand pro,'ra. for recreation In tothiy 's work session, Public Convenience and and parks commissioners were scheduled 'Necessity issued to Consumer Ihe icuerat allocations to nMew Ow expanded animal Utilities and E. (Cont'd) ranged from a tcq) of $2,6 control ordinance. including a Application for Rate CWgemillion for California to $ trct ia control liiesure, and Maitland t ltihtics, money r (0Imb0r Drumrnori-1 disappointed' Seminole County - . - -i - .t I j ______ 1 ____ _ - _______ . - -.:. ---fE~j -;~.= ---I .7-7-;Wt4; listed ontheagenda for the council meeting is council policy witli respect to hiring and dismissal ofdtypersonnel. City Councilman Dan Don man told The Herald last week to make sure no wholesale di.smlssal of city personnel takes place the first of the year when a new adrnimstratton takes office and to put to rest --ystem will be initiated, he will spororthenewcltypoU(7. The policy to be approved will urn a authority regarding the hiring or firing of employes to the city coinxil. NLayor Lawrence Swofford has been in charge of peraonnel emplo)Tnent during his tenure of offIce to end Jan. I when new or Norman Flloyd Sr. Park Grant Funds - - .. Shortage not real . - ________ t 1 I 4 _______ - 'wss ! . 1 1 1 1 141 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 11 "'11 1 . . -- --- A - . --W' Iii qim 13 _________ I ("~ ~ 10 0 K v-- -- - ______ ,.- BeT Yr,C,lp_ __ --T---- 4 YOU — - - - ________________ -_________ - - but I still think this -s~ortage" Is contrived,.. For example, did you reahl7e -- i - — - T"EY A-%P,El' HE KXXXD - AY I -- -- - __ Y — ----- 6.a %O~ =-.L:-- '' - 4 kki - ' _______ . - -'.. Z - - - - - -.-.- = = A-&Z -. - - northern friends hear about it or else they won't want to come South arid sponge (1(1 u.s this winter.i I i IC-A !-k-J-4-t this morning. It was . . — ft.; . - "freeze" our windshields before we can get to work! I / . lt __ 4. - 1 f t _____ 11111--- ii: -- __\ ICC(JLD (T JUST MARVELOL/5 I I I - -- -' THAN TO A TOTAL ~ST~~ I KWVJ YOU I I --J . . - - -4 .~. . - -t."- . -1 --- . .. :'ill,-----_-- -.--11~ -1 .---L w Ili.- -----:-111~ Z --.- I I k~ - -4 :_- -- - ----.-- - -ALTAMONIE SPRINGSty :n - . . Ir .JI,,, : --- %ve. prices to $1 per gallon would We'd have to cut zrip.i to j Iferald Staff Writer Sumlay %ithout hardship or certainly cause her to 'conserve minimum. changing thtir Sunday driving gas by eliminating pleasure Several Sanford area habits andagreedit would take trips and condensing all n "I've t)ttfl iruIni'iith i whether ic shortage is residents interviced this a.sharpincreaseingaspricesto shopping trips into one. in fact real, she continued I morning said they had radically reduce their gas "I on I think the shortage is hope the shortage is real and conzmptikrn iia questioned 100 s,nIous, but I may ha e a not just someone trying to make it seriousness of the energy crisis rude awakening,' said Miss us believe ttere's a shortage I don't wait till Sunday to Belts. Youjustdont know." upmycor,andallgasst.atjons Caroline Holtzclaw said aren't closed anyway," said Ruth Pettis said the closing of closed gas stations on Sunday Igas stations on Sunday has dldnotaffectherdrhinghabits shopping onn Sunday and make caused her to schedule P. as she as and local trips though I wouldri t ping tnps tJay the ii. turconalngtripIthinktf hveinUcountr iOstn)ndshopping 9 - 1, wouldn't want to run out of gas 7 f, 3~~ they should all close, or what's when the stations are close.j on church," she said. "If all shops go and gas stations closed on the point?" a Sunday. However, I did u ys thin the nation S!" iiti .in inurv: in t; shopping last Sunday mainly J. would be in a better condition.' because I had to With ChL 50 close and the rain onShe said it gas , .J + t increased she would do less Saturday." driving. "There's just so much 41,., By John A. Spotski Mrs. Pettis said an increase iiwiwy, and it's got to go ) . * :-4101~ in the price of gas would around I suppose e all drive Son-of-a gun not only do re---_delinitelyaffecthcrrnileige "I mere than is absolutely the "freeze" our speed to 5.5 LO lgo%vie Sch3meider lboy — - 1'hi Ve11 1l t. 'A - Z=-_----=- .A 1 ~ 4i----- 0 • (Iferald Photo by Ann Riley) - - - - ' 1, ---- I - 4 , - - - - , -Q ci ' / 7 -tr., ;r,- 4 - uestion Coun l To Ensure City Jobs ___ , ,, - bottom photo, Salty tries to snuggle up to four-year-old Laura Barron, wearing a jacket over her bikini She is daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs Howard Barren of Longood The sea lion stars in the film, 'Salty" and is owned by director Riiou Browning and Joe Cowden and framed ' # , rivers . T. - ' I. I - re .* * - 0 e". [4m..." '/7' __ - iI 1,I h. i~~, Alp- 1-1 troriics and aircmft companies. The largest item on his list is 11.12900. which he said came from officials of the Gull Oil Co IT WAS not necessary ., to cut a hole in the ice as the pool was heated at Atlantis Swim School in Altamonte Springs Sunday as movie sr Salty the Sea Lion joined swim instructors in a water ballet (photo above) In TION i.- !~-,)4,-; -,--.-z,if - ~ e, -1 - Aspin said the largest contributions were made by od, elec- - EVEN SALTY SEA-LION IS SHIVERING story on Page IB . ..........I......I....I (1% - - - r he said. TTEN- , %, -X=- i . ki- 11 A v~r ~ . "' -- ltq u S ?at Off -- ----- -\ I---- YOU NEt)LE- P%A - 11 . -- . - - 4 - _____ ____ I t (osviB Th' -- - IN. 9:30 this morning. The negotiated plea came alter prosecutor Newman Brock and Bums agreed Geier needed supenislon, but t a jail tern (Complete Price 10 Cents UN - ' L - tamingabloatedmilltarybudg. it. Mpth said **%Vhen you get right down . it, many defense contracts are nothing more than political pa. - R;~~L":-. _ L- . I.__ ______ fellow Sanford Middle Monday, December io, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 "-,-J,- I _______ Geter's trLql In the death " -, -i. L %olicflljm . ~ AND GIVE KiE / IBM,.- _ l':te :n sentenced to 10-years probation by it f 5TOP l !J ' I J ?ii I 1 I ' VIli 't I i1 40"W 1q" — — C14% 11 at E7,.,.WE,q,14 E5u5y ) WE-TOIL-"P— . fAMNRGlN / Lj4\It4Ln.'T ........ l ... YA IrJIN.. ..! k\ e r rp ) QUICK! GRA5 V OTHEF, 1 .,R:I 0+01-1! HERS HE CO~AF-S! A~An TT CLUCK, L ft ~`i t o by — .. - . 0 = of a 12-year-old Sanford I 1B Comics ....... - - .. -513 C'rossworcipuzzle . ...7A Editontalcomment EntertaiamenI Hospital notes.... notices Sports — . A SB .813 .. .... ... 24B 7A - Weather Yester(tay's high 5~ low this mnccnmg 3 with light frost reported Scattered frost is cetf1(ted for the colder locations in the state. Fate and cool today and Tuesday with afternoon hi&,s ill 1k' l"w it md - � 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, December 09, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 09, 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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