10 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/74f1d00705cac031f56fa308ed5c0ad9.pdf d74ec4206ac76a1bfae46a193df5069c PDF Text Text 68-The Sanford Herald Monday. - - a A IF 14P I- An a WCflT me . Oct. 1. 1973 ML W I Am I AU L;oiu . . N THE BORN 41 41 _______ HousesforSale BALL REALTY _____ m - 0 o° 1 RURAL HOME on large lot on CHOICE older 3 bdtm,, CS, large paved road. 2 Bedroom, bath, Shaded it, nice neighborhood, kitchen, dining, living room and 122.500. Terms den, Very nke. Reasonable terms. fruit Ill N. Part, Sanford 3225991, Nights, 323.1167 A _____ bath. w-w. privacy yard. $22,300 Easy terms. ____ Ste and trees 43 100*200' Ptaltoi's bedroom on corner. 11-7 baths. fireplace, large rooms, Wage, only $13,500. Owner will finance, with $3,375 or more down. - Want to Sell Something? A small Investment In a Classified Ad will being resultS. IT NEEDS some work but It'S a 1 bedroom. 2 bath with climate control for only $20,2001 First time advertised, s. hurry. IF you have $4630 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, let us show you this 3 bedroom, 2 bath h o me, Asjme mortga ge of ap proximately at pt. Monthly payments only Five Star Special control, partly carpeted with commercial shag. 134.900. If you ha.e a arce family this San Lents lots 210' x 1.30' In cludes lake privileges. Sales price 116.500, with 79 t. LAKE MARY 1 15 Call 14t2'flCY 322.2420 Anytime Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 63P a rk Dr. Loch Kingsberry ON LAKE Homes o j uJtm, i natn 23u Days 322 7212 One acre with two houses facing Airport Blvd. 1)3,004 Down, Terms. 32 1706. It " •.i . "W4 i 'V'. many 830-5500 Over 1fl3's on sale, reduCed up to $1700. 1-2-3 bedrocrns, all lenwths and decors. Buy today Place Homes Norm, Hwy. 17-92 at I& S(ip , and save. We Succeebr' Income and Investment SW French Ave. . xn_s 114 7141, 51 __________ _ IN ZAYU PLAZA 6 11 911111 PARK 13*4fl3 BRAND NAME $28 OCTOBER SPEC1ALI Assoc. Roberts & MOBILE HOMES 500Frh Ave. (1743) Saord. 323-5200. Gilman 830.5500 Realtors Lon?wood Inc. CENTER - Motel or business complex, Hwy. Il. 92. Four acres on two highways. Self all ot' part. Seminole college area Ai%Q t.. hcme icr saic 2932, 3 A Real Estate Wanted Listings Wanted Lifestyle's, Cailbart r ,s'.l. Om'sdp'Ta Bi,tli Lnt'ig Qurn and i' to!h Ill mo Coil 322 C44. for Sam. -. '-" _ -UNCLAIMED ,- IN LAYCI Puj;li.,heij tvrr WILSOWMAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade j11-315 E. First St., 322-5632 JR The For Sale titttiav Jfrrah-I Seigler Oil Healer, good CondItmnn. Call 337 1719. BOYS AND GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week eu SUNDAY u,vRY ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSEL BERRY - Desk Spool twin beds complete Misc. 323 6091 - Moving out of state-mutt sell houSehold furniture. 322 1463 between 1.12 & 1-5:30 only. SAVE Old NEW FURNITURE 9 Living room sets (S piece) 111; 6 love$eats $19; I) sofas $66 to $Ul; misc, cha4, reclinirs, etc. 21 bedroom seit $93 each, 0 bedroom sets (Modern . Provincial) with beOiing $179; nare.e brand box sprIngS & mattresSes $41 per lets odd chests & night stands available. Iflptçt at United Freight Sales, Warehouse Otltt, 35$0 S. Orange Ave., (,,rtausdo Ph. 859 8291 Hrs Mc.n Fri 95o9. Sat 9 t o S. PemodelIflg.-¼ hp. ho iav, 165; Plane, ro mOfQr, $10; double bed complete, $10; Shelves, etc. Must 3235." PANK FP4MOl WASHER, parts, ervl(t-, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0691. New and Used, freezen, Washers . Refrigerator, Jnd Air Condticners. GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Ott ancia Dtivr 323 3434 [COt4OiTIOO CALL 322m261 .-I AND 88 .. - Hwy. 436 & 17.92 ~ B: APPOINTMENTS _______ -- Freight Damaged WMher Crud Retrsgerato,s Dick's Appliance5.les& rvice,t7 5 Ffr.'h Aye-, S'.MforD. j27 1634. Fern . SINESS The Seminole County Commission this morning in. sructed Chairman Sidney Vlhlen Jr. to contact the city of Longwood to determine Its official position on correcting Winsor Manor drainage problems and alerted Assistant County Atty. Howard Ma.r.ee to prepare for legal action against the city If necessary. County Engineer Bill Bush told the board that the Winsor Manor subdivision is blocking the natural flow of drainage walers from South Island Lake, He added the subdivision is also casting water on to upstream properties, He suggested again, as be had in work session., last week with city consulting engineer Bill Palm, that Longwood in. vestigate an alternative drainage route with ultimate outfall In Fairy Lake. - ERV.1 -_ ; .. _- S _____ _~ mgmft - B&DAIRCONDITIONINU AND HEATING SERVICE med. Shots W. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 322 5757, - 327-4431 $309203 CofltniCtOr's&individuals Custom hOuse plans, plot & room ,,,dchtions. 090, Horses ______________ - Allmakesservice Hone for Sale ,,_eh. 530.8736 FulltuseGEAppIiars-ces TV't, iionø e-U''fltnt lope Pair. M AM recor de rs Ph 323 7570. SanIordlIIt(lricCoflrpart.( 2521 lark Drive'. 3?? 1562 Wanted Ic Buy B S FURNITURE Si, ANTIQUES Top Dollar Paid. Auctions every Friday Nile. 7:30 pm A A A FURNITURE IS, AUCTION, 190N.t792,LongwOOd 1317030 G1QSS-M J'OFS mann~ iiiiii SENKARlxGL __________________________ Hogan inSuIticrr, HITATIPaCi I, cITIONING. 2609 rr et Ca Gr ooming- Prof I - pm Cemks silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN ACSó 1 5 7P.M. C -- 6350, - 972 32' Cwsturian. Sleeps a Pay ruity of $500 and tat'.. over. Calf 5/4211), - a ,,-.. 1 ...".,. 95 Per Cent Failed To Break Even' ,. . , ___ è -- SICK JOYCE WELL oRlLetPIG - 711E NIXON ADMINISTRATION has decided :." heating oil. (Page 2A) 1: : . ' TIlE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS could take affect soon on some aspects of the case in-' volving Vice President Agnew. (Page 2A) -., - HOME IMPQOVEMEUTS Small ic - /;antri 3 22 1331. "La1 Mar y" XiA=------- ___ __ ' SUPPLY .,. '. - . J . DI A 4 a~_, ' - p,,. ': ' DONALD It. SEGRETTI pleads guilty and agrees to cooperate with prosecutors. (Page 2A) I11 X lj AUSTRIA'S chancellor appears likely to '3 ' reject Premier Golda Meir's plea that he let theSchoenautransitcampforSovjetJewsy open. (Page 8A) AcvTI7v a - a .w at.ii CuL'pADu I (115 8 about i)IIUIIZ WIKS Will) : Curbside Garbage Pickup Is 'Smooth ' I3 8011 LIA)'t'L) herald Staff Writer Ackley said at least 30 exemp- other than that of the animal's impound ed to get their pets from curbside pickup owner, back, If the animal is ,.*. ha*ve been granted elderly and Nlaximunj leash length for unlicensed an additional Saofotd officiaLs saul today handicapped , customers, dogs Will be eight feet. the changeover to curbside • penalty of $5 will be imposJ " ust want to istozuiers who (eel they are fl proposed law required city Lit garbage pickup for nearly half referendum is Scheduled for Animals not claimed by return to a normal life With five new babies, eligible for exemption should licenses According and rabies In- Owners within six working days of the city 's 5200 residential 1974. And mennwhil,L, tile ,.,. that won't be call Ackley at lit) Hall and noculations for both dogs and will be wltnices lfl the pre'ent Glenn picketing goes on refuse collection (tistoiners -is put to dealt ()ffi c4ills will PersOnallY Process caL%, license fev-swill be $3 going smoothl) per huniallely" on h even 1k applications : A '1+-'AC1lERS 'lobby. says the Florida Sch JItntnleFanJJames ldthat95 :%: annn.iil with tags issued for one working day, according In August city cottimissionffs We'll have a comprehensive .%. ne switch to curbside pickup ~ear starting in January. Board Association is using ta\payers'rnone decided to go frm'tlI backyard to doesn't effect customers who puretuised distributorships In Herald. Dog cdtehers,under diro 10 fight a provision of the state's constitutio fl. Animals picked up on bite " :-~ , curside pickup Oct. I wittlout h,ave alleyways behind their the pyramid sales business 1a of Police Chief 1kn But.'.i, will Complaints will be raising the $3.10 per month rate homes In older 5A) kept a sections of the impound (ailed to break even on their unlicensed and minimum of 15 days for ob. to wipe out an anticipated city. The) will continue t place roaming cats and dogs Owners sersation with their owners Instiii't AIIEAUOI uHF NF%%S A THE 1'UB IC Service Commission postpones :: deficit in the operation for tie g"arbage cans at alle)- side for will have to pay $3 per day paying the impoundment Fees train that will zip along at > new fiscal sear for to sseeks any iction on fuse pIckup $11 9 niillion in flowerer tii;it' ot t SW'!" nearl 300 tiiiles per hourtccistant !ts Man.ger S III) rate hike request 11iI1I1\ic(I(t JuLtan Sttri Page 3M tt1i tjiiit sa tfltUii 'is bung without httls is in5 strom reported I.hat unique. deseloped b) Japan s railwa y X. 1*1 aL t r n roaming clogs in SOnIC Sections A FORMER saiesm,m of the r : Weather for Dare O Be Great, , had scat tered ,ar gea cans sinesswhic w c h uzi5 (bun, speed train, is u& Oi u" :.:: continues on the stand in the federal mail business a *: Yesterday's high 90 low this ovt. r stmLs and lawsn. Com. dering, on the verge of principle of magnec repulsion. ::: fraud trial of Glen Thrner and associates, morning C . Partly cloud), missloners . pe pass ii strict bankruptcy. Both train and tracks are ~1i (Page through Wednesday. Chance of dog leash law in November to A group of citizens figured given a positive magnetic The State Supreme Court was stifi weIghin arguments X% combat Iffie problem. that they could not only save it, charge, causing the train to for a prehminary hearing in Lhe Samuel Geter rirst degree from upper 80s to low 90s. l.ow Cotiiiiiissioners have set a but make II h1ifl(IS011lP profit hover above the trn murder case this morning, according to the clerk of the court I : Tuesday lit night low to mid 70s I Public hearing on the proposed from it as well, than ride Ofl it. vi) about In Tallahassee, Ham probability 30 per cent animal control ordinance for 'lnkrtunatuly, according to such virtually noiseless flying : Area deaths ............. Geter's attorney, T. David Burns of Bartow, Monday through Wednesday. (ki. 22 at 7 p.m. at City Hall F4nterthiwncn( .........7A one of the very tumor dream Trains' will he in asked the court to order a Preliminary hearing for Geter, the Bridge--- - - - -- -GA Clear skies prevailed over when the ordinance is due Horoscope ............ 6A stockholders, he put up itrotlod operation. 1' 1d Sanford youth (act an Oct 8 trial In the death of lllost (alendar of the nation today except second and fiil reading. Iiospl notes .......3A 3A $2 500 ,ts h's Ins et:uitnt 1)111 is (I)'it S that iiie4in that tie) W1in Oesbv a Sanford Middie School student lasi1ied ads for showers and a few heavy 6-711 Iblic notices 68 The dog control law, as thunderstoru scattered from proposed in a rough draft The Court was asked to order a prel1nry hearing to he will have to COnic up with future? Crossword Puzzle ......GA U)e Great Lakes region t(I tile reviewed bY commissioners 1-311 ,§% another $7,30 : determine if medical evidence in the case was sufficient to 'lellr Complete details on this arAbby -------- ---- GA souttiern Altantk (da$t, State ..............5A Monday, prohibits unleashed indicate probable cause a crime was committed, remaining obligations. :nectthnicul niarsel in the K. I.(ane ------------GA Stocks ...........2A : Gete r was indicted Telieratures before dawn dogs running at large on any Anti now I believe It will October issue of Header the Seminole Grand Jury in the rangI from 29 at Hedmont, property, public or Private, ditorialcornI11erlt 1V .. 4A .IA definitely go Out of business Sept, 5 death of Oglesby. 12, after an alleged ñght and rob. !)ige.ct. -:'::':::::.'':::c';.'.:.:.:.:_:.:.:.:.:...:.:,;.:.:.:.:.:...: :::. 1-111 (Ire., to 81 at Needles, Calif. bery. "' Leonid th e congressional it tions - - , --- - ---- SupremeCourt - V-1 _ -__ _i___ _W_4;7-7 _________ - - Hearing Geter Arguments - S 993 _. ,- CL .1 ndex 37? 41)2 ')' =~___ --------Si- - " ___ - ;' ?-9d t tir ' ' - ui'4"- .,.. ' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type'sauId j95 ., - ---- Water condatonems.3fl 16)0 spouts t -.... tWRECKER CREW EXTRACTS CAR FROM_TRAILERt iiT t -'4' , q, .,.#. a,4 ma',. MRS. Ruth Mundhenk of Scottsmore was propelled it into a parked trailer. The accident charged with careless driving today by Sgt. occurred on U.S. 17-92 opposite Lake Kathryn. James Pleicones of the Longwood police Mrs. Maples' car and the trailer were both department after her car struck a car driven by destroyed, and both women suffered cuts and Mrs. Ada Maples of Maitland from the rear and bruises. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) . T0.a11ST_Y0UR_.___ JU ______ * N1 ---,,--_-~-. ~___7_-~=___~ - - _., 322'so -2611 -P .. or. -I.i ._.. a___._ - 8 WeIflnng No French COGnupt FENCE CO PH 6)0 528 - - ' WELLS DRI E CONCRETE PATIOS ~-A_ - - - ------- __ - - ___~* - ji ADCOCK tvy. 1712 Long*ood $33-94 jjnI':-nej Call 1 - -- materials. LEACH A LUMINUM ABRICATION, 323 4f13. -_ EASOPIABLE PRICES. CALL 322. - - F 011111111111111111111 SERVICES UNLIMITE0 3951 , Licens ; insured ports, Top workmanship and a 45 - ---------- S r one1 - are confronting signwaving pickets in front of the Vatican these (lays, as Italy heads for a show-down vote over its three-year old divorce law, 'Tile Pope has come out agains t the law. Liberal It's not always the way it politicians are s traddling the lilight appear on the surface. Fen ce , afraid to alienate their u... m....... MWW, -- uwy ry to con- mostly -catholic consittuency. is - 0n-F,j square c- Supple7 I 3?? 1921 41 1 1 1 AWVN a - CuStom Work, Free EstImate. CERAM1 I While we are experiencing our problems with Watergate, and charges against itr, Agnew, the Italians are . fronted with their own irritations divorce, Italianstyle. The supreme court is go mit and buy yourself a scheduled to vote on the law at wheelbarrow in order to help the end of this year, and if it carry your money to t1k, banks, upholds it, th n , tuitional Pressure Co&ng wor k News Digest to impose mandatory allocation for home vince you that a!I you lwve to do Sanford 11 Irs. 323 1"74, Carpentry, Ramodeling Adolfions, 373 Auction 4 I breeds $1 discount with this ad in tmats3ao7,4 H&ACE RAMICS 101 EeItry Ave Sanford CENTER, 109 W. 1sf 3231357 j' Nuns .i. .. otect paint Iress, Paunting Interior & Ixterlor, dean wells, tlos, roofs, tr est repairs, roofs painted, fr ee htnist, lmpac Spra Klein 2220397 eve,: 1 To buy and sell gold or silver coins, cOflt4t us first. We also buy bulk ' Grooming and Boarding 3 ( l,tlman Painting & Decorat - BULLDOZER WORK C leArIn9 101% Our Specialty. 223-1?31 Stamps-Coins 3 -- - Home Improvement, - - ' MOWINGEDGING & TRIMMING CALL I?3IIM RALPH 323 59S.1 3191 Pane 322 - - - A. S1inlskj ________________________________ CALL TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON otter Lawn ServIce, Odd lobs, arid Light hauling Tremblay, 3737774 ________________________ LO ' -- ___________________________ -pAINTCO - 6.44 6123. Winter Park. *%& C 1066. H eat ing wam last Thursday night's meeting, Palm told the Longwood City Council that WLn.sor Manor should not be responsible for providing drainage for the south highway area. He said he agreed at the work seuion with county and state officials that Longwood would assist the county In solving its problems, but that the city should not pay any money In the assistance. t Wanted--.- Used portable motorized concrete mixer with or without d I $3.433 nror ct Ave., 122 6M motor. Must bC reasonable. Call 3226951 after S. -' 'St'rubj, trimmedl. shaped, Flower t-cts cleaned 8 edged to per. Ie'tlon. Specialist, Mowing by request Only. Free est.rnate, 323 2lOMagnoija Ave. 31? , 44fl SANI- ORD au _________ -- Fencing - .Athc Insulations citizens. '' At _____ ________ ajy GEAR IS 111 DEMAPID SELL. it NOW WITH A CL.AS5IIED AD. tape Ne-d fencing? We install best washers, dryers, dishwashers, quality fenc,', all types. Fast disposals, air conditioners Turn er F ence Co.. 373 3;i, refrigeration. Domestic & corn- ___________________________ m er clal 27 ) 7 60 7 'I- - E Commissioner Greg Drusnmnond said the only In. formation on an official dty positlop has bCen gleaned from newspaper aCcoUnts of last week's city council 'netting. milan, 8 <1 Nil 140 LONGER USFD CAMPING - Repairs on all makes & Cash buyer for used articles. fur niture, etc. HWY 14 ANTIQUES, 3226972. Lawn , - or info___'T - ;-,. S., - - Tramming tract raoos, CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE CASH 372 1132 used furniture, arpliances, toots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry'S Mart. 713 Sanford Ave. ril!ht to question docurnenis ar,ul The route Bush suggested would take the waters through the Lougwood Industrial Park running parallel to SR 434 under Sit 427azideast to Fairy Lake president and pluniber, obeys the law." George Meany, AFL-CIO president ____ - Hooks Garden& Lawn Service landscaping, Mowing, Edging, Electronic Equipment Repairs _______________________ $175, Call 30-3562 - Itodge't 3. GriffIs Land Clearing -- S-STy Sanforrt Plaza at MusIcUnjimjf,d....RedioShack poor __________ Land CWarg Rapã Applances - ,__ Ph 3321335 - Excavating 3. Gradng. Ph. 173)297 or 322-674.3, day or nite, BeCtrOflk £qument A&RAPPLIANCEREPAIR ' - I plans, - f72 Argosy Camping Tratt*q. With _______ ' ditches In TIMELY QUOTE: "11 law lIfld or der mleans anything, it lnearisfiiateveryone,richman DRYWALL.SPRAYING & PAINTING - _____________________ 4EW WORLD TRAVEL -. - IDEA L ORAFTIPIG & PLAN SERVICE. For builders. lob AdvISor. - óNftlflg For BulIders sub-contractor". Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable, economical, Call Vlctor---34S 3743. WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle items. Sell thcm quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 37276)1, and asking for a friendly Mynah Bird for Sale. Call after 3 Campers Travel Trailers CIS A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You!__ ____________ Ak' CondltionMg , oHRome Impr vement, Central Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372.1771. WClCOme 323-7340, SANFORD AUCTION Hwy. 17.92, Sanford, lu Flei_rfrir Rr,nrf4 About Drainage Problems Park ~ . Dachshunit. AKC miniatur e , black & f an, aIo red, sire 7 lb-i, wor Dpc'n daily, 9 3 We buy or Sell one piece or household. Consignments will be built on the j JL~ - Pn.1309217 i'tJtlLiC A if'. T ION Lvery Monday N ile grandstand and a stage County Asking Longwood -. . ~ AKC Toy Poodle, I mo. old male, black, all shots. $33. Ph. 327-4400. --- accessories. Self contained Air GEl YOUR NAME ON THE L I ST FOR __ and WARRAPITY Free Delivery, WHITEStOF APPLIANCES. 4u_ 7tll Washers 1 r'gerator. Dryrt .; _____________________________________________________________ ~ Pets and Supplies - Lam busta said that in addition to his plaits to exclude hard rock or weekend rock festivals, he made the exclusion a condition for leasing the horsetrack property, lie said plans are to use the 7,000 capaci:y Lud WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL - - Bonita ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any c'dJtJon '. 1 1U't Ofl4tfl to sleep Chihuahua Pups. AKC. Tiny toy. $43. Stud service. 120. Call 34$57$6 /2 Appliances - a FA BED ' - WAGON - __________________ Miscellaneous _R U CARGO. -1 PlAZAPc Matching Chair wa ')'ier Real Estate Dick ['ugh, representing the company, which Is a subsidiary of Inland Steel Urban Development, sa!d plans are to build 856 rental apartment in two phases on the 53 acre parcel for a density of 16.1 units per acre. He said 42 percent of the land will be kept In . open space with 30 per cent in parks. 'Me council will take formal action on the request at Mo.'iday night's mt'cting. tflttpnretn4 I 131.4733 CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 3-.nk beds, like new, i price. Ideal for beach cottage. Ph. 136.4914 ter 3:30 pm. attending the show. The resolution will also waist' requiremcmts that a do'ctor,nurie and bed be provided far each 1,000 in attendance. at $5 million 322 27V4, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only It per day. 68 A resolution will be ndopv Monday night setting a permit fee of $500 per (dnccrt md waiving the ban on young people under l8 May Talk :' 1961 F or d ~10n truck. 360 automatic $1003 Call after 3:30 327-3961 or Good for child or beginner 'td Warehoi,s, Outlet located 1350 S. Orange Ave. Orlando (between Holden 6 MichiIb ). Hours 9-9 Meis..FrI. Sat. 'Hi S Trucks and Trailers Equipment for Rent PICK UP PAYMENTS )ears ago, - primarily for 'The probe reportedly also inspector. when the power in a building in n.tional codes is possible, but department officials. single family and condominium extends into the municipalities, The inspector involved In the my zone Is turned on without regulations such as the Sept. 4 said in eases involving possible dwellings, Williams today said he did not directives. and at least one former south case said not allowing the my approval. I feel that every safety, tile ltionaI code would seek tounty commission apnational According to sources familiar county building Inspector has ;- zver to be turned on when a job in my zone should be treated govern. To date, the men said, no proval because he did not feel complaints have been received The Seminole County Grand with the investigation, un- been questioned extensively by building fails inspection ls a in the same manner and when Jury began Its probe into the derway since Sept. 10, the Sept "The national code clearly changes being made went from any source, including the 4 the prosecuters. safeguard that electrical bard of examiners will force the one job is authorized without states it Is not law, and I in. beyond the intreprethc powers county inspectors. directive conflicts with the One woman scheduled contractor to make the wirilig my approval it ticks me off.' tended Us morning. The Herald has to Lw national code In at nv',j °ir apx';:r i? 1. th ectr; ri;, ,,, t:x' tatc'; aorr1 ulic iroj akl1 lie ha ri.. p. th4.t applied," Vihleri said. 5e4.ulIliisenalrig "I'm not an electrician, and last week confirmed its intoday said she is buying One inspector * reported a that had his findings on whole %'esiga1iun will be "in. The Sept. 4 guidelines went you've got to put )'0tLI' trust "sub:tandard" Installation $35,000 home in Sweetwater he was threatened by a con- complexes s'estlgation st'rnmed from terpretive" regulations issued practices. overruled. When he out first in the form of an Aug. somewhere," Wii'uarns said. R. complaints Oaks and added her power was tractor filed by a private by the board in possible conflict told to pass a was asked how this could 27 letter from the electrical S. Brown is in the hospital and Witnesses, reportedly turned on despite the wiring in building and citizen dircctly with Gov. which wa wired in happen he said, "Because the board, but was pulled back by could not be reached (O with national electrical codes, numtering as many as 20, will her home an reverse. failing leubn Askew. . contractor is on tn review building department chief Since a Sept. 4 din-dIve from detail H. S. comment. cases of faulty and examination on six points by a The inspector said it is board," but declined to name Brown because it was not the county building department substandaed wiring, Pmnits county electrical IrLmiector. The grand jury today is aLsu cheaper to wire tile building tlw contractor-lixtril mernber. :1 utborized by his department. was isucd, on the zdvlce of cg th b alter cs'nstnictjon V;Illimns and Vitder said an rcportzdjjShe said the passer has Lie,n that way but to do so "could lie-dring'iritnesstes or, electrical board, the departCounty Commission Chairhowever, Brown and Zoning appeals procedure exists where tie well underway, and in on for seven weeks and the result in a violent explosion." man Sid Vihlen Jr. application of substandard today ment has approved Director J. B. Williams then county Inspectors, contractors 226 building some instances, nearing contractor still has not corncode interpretations affecting permits for construction valued completion, Another inspector cornconfirmed that "conflict" issued the document wIder and private citizens have the the health and safety of th plied with the findings of mnented, "It's a hell of a note between counts' practice and their own signatures as building e 4 west of Sanford. 3230730. concert "' 79 8-o'ntta---16 fiberglass fri-hull. 35 hp. iohnso. Excellent condition, trailer fully equipped, sisoo, M. 661 1119. ATTENTION FURNITURE BARGAIN HUNTERSI We have several odds & ends, unclaimed Iayaways, slightly damaged items, etc., that must ,be sold regardless of price, to make room for new tall merchandise, Sale ends Oct. 16th. PHIL DEERE FURNITURE, I"wy. 16 24's miles Witnesses By CHRIS NELSON AND MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writers - 63Mercury& Trailer Almost new. Ph. 372-7966 64 The city council has veto tower over each under the terms of an ordlance adopted alter the Hhthlo rock festival three CASSE[.BF:Rlty_ Country and western, pop and jazz stars including Loggins and Messlua, Uz.a Minnelli, Roy Clark and Merrill Haggard and The Boys will be coming to the city in a series of shows spanning the next eight months and with approval of the city council. Hard rock will be excluded from the series I() begin with an appearance Oct. 27 of i.oggins and Messina, a country and western light rock duo, at Seminole Down.s, Joseph concert under the terms of an ordinance and waiving the ban on young people under 1 An average of two concerti monthly will be held with tentative show times of 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. to comply with the stiff city or. 4E - -_ SUBA 1.4900. 322-2757. Goods Model RDISD6. IA Cu. It. no frost refrigerator, Top freezer. Harvest Gold finish, Only $15 mo. Full warranty Call 322 C244 ask for Sa ri) 71 Hour Se'vIc, (alt 322 74513 PfI Estate 197) Hodaka 100 cc. Super Rat Trail' Dike. Like new, $215. Ph. 322-3134 - 16' _. :~ Grand J ury Probinri -- The DL , -_ -. - - /6 Motorcycles _____________________________ T-Craft, 2)', 133 Merc. Power, trim. hot dip galvanized trailer. Tape deck, radio, full canvas, like new, FREIGIIT DAMAGED Z oned RMO). Put this building to use for professional offices, clinic, hotel, or rooming house. Completely remodeled inside and out, an d adaptable for mos t any pro fesslonal use. Ideal downt own Sanford location. For more Information. please call Joe Rubel, Free roof coating with any 12-wide Sold 'ram stock, GREGORY Read Household Excellent Investment Elcar us ed 2 bedroom with tip, perfect for your home away from home. Reduc ed for quick sale $1700. Place Homes North, Hwy. 1792 at Lake Kathryn E states, 7 m, north of Hwy, 36. 134-2270, . Marine Equipment - - 323 MO. Boats & 65 . 3SD3 Or l&ndo Or - '" __________ _____________ 55 :~ .1. STERIO SPECIAL 100 watt, AX4000 Garrard corn pn,n$ Set, rep 14fl, now ont 5259. Also awallabte Speakers, headphon and Garrard turn Air, 4 cyi, good condit ion. Best Offer, 373.196). tir.cinj, unwant ed , iunkc tiui-d away. Your cost, $10 Orlando 29 $ 6194 anytme Property SANFORD El mer Walla, Inc ZIG ZAGS 16 Orlando, Ph. 639-6291. Hrs. Mon. Fri. 9 to I. Sat 9 to S Terms of Hwy. 434. 6314270 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Fern Park Inc- Garrard turn tables Inspect and lest at 3550 S. Orange Ave., Lake Kathryn Estates. 7m1. North ., 1972 beautiful walnut cabinet, AMFM multiplex radio, $ tr ack tape player, psychedelic lights, and much mor e. Guaranteed. Sold new for sm Pay ba lan ce of $115 or $130 monthly. PhonI 417.1377 for freehometrial. HALLMARK, 1763 W. Fairbanks Ave ve. Winter Park. FREIGHT SALES hi5 for tale 13th, public (7) 300 watt AM FM components, $61 each; (5) 6000 Garrard component systems Mg. 1449 now only $236, speakers Included; 17 sets headphones $1 each; radio headphones $13 each; it tape decks $30 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES $88 each Alto available misc. Speakers, BSR turn tables, JVC quad set and Roberts & Gilman $4,495 1963 Chevrolet Sal "' .3 I a brr-s - '"" 20 7 panisn. Mediterran ea n, French Pr,vincial bedroom sets, 17995 end up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to choose from, 369.95 to $15995 Name brand vacuums, $19 95. $99.95. New '7) Singers, 5.39 95 each. 197 1 Toyota Corona, new tlrci, 1 spe td, 21 ml. per gal, air, low mileage. PrIt,'at, ow ner. 322.2339. - -17 Volt Auto Batteries $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP Rental Purchase Plan Color World TV 6.11 100,5 U I NITED 1,300' deep. Only a9 iron shot from new golf c*.srse. ltj acres for only $36,900. Call Bob Veitch, Assoc. extras. Parts- Accessori es 17 -' STEREOS REPOSSESSED NW76 Al ZONING High roiling land, on Weklva, Piedmont Road. 152' on the road. 911-40*17, carpet, shutters, JEEPS** - CAMARO. 6 CYLINDER. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL. CREDIT MANAGER, 3236230, 636)311. ll09 Sanford Avenue 146; Cash or Terms arranged. 6)0 per month. Call Credit Manager, 322-9411 or see at Sanford Sewing -. ."rr. .'V 1ST 3niUO* $14.95 ' - - 530 7920 TREES, HORSES, 'CJjJ Two lots, orner 11th St. & Myth. Ave. by owner. J. E Williams, P.O. Box 353. Loioflatthee, F la., 33410. NEW Color Console Zenith, 1195; Gerard AM FMar,dltack. Stereo contole, $211; 10" Stereo, as is. Color TV : THIS W!EK AT 1) FRFIGUT SAIFS 1969 Auto Repairs REPOSSESSIONS dntorct. ~ track in front of the tote board. He said the Logglns and Messina concert is firm and negotiations are under'wa) for the other entertainers. In other business, the council reviewed the site plan for Jeweler Builders Inc. Sagittarius apartment complex to he constructed on the property north of SR 436 at the Orange County line. after utni r For the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles. see DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 5 French Ave., 327-4.317 _____________________________ Has many extras. Can be seen at 12 Oaks Campground, Sa nf ord ph. 1345. - 21" STEREOS au **AMC n Franklin Motor Home. Like New. 76 MAITLAHD FLEA MART 1011 Hwy. 17-fl, Open Sat, 1, Sun,9-5 Homes Dealer. down on new mortgage. We have many many more, we can tell you at,out We arrange financing for the home of your ChO1Ce. Call or stop by our o'fftce, open lilt S p rm We 1øt t cc ___________ SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS REALTY SEMINOLE COUNTY t:. rarjc, (jF healer, air crirvlt,rn,nn seats 1 Selling for $1600. 904-775. .1- .t;4 SHELLEY USED CARS, 70 1 Fren ch Ave., 373-2960. _ W es tern Wear, Save at Use Old Corral Western Shop, 17-92, 1 mile J. at oenarv. JOHNNY WALKER Mooe Home Bank Repossetss, 1953 Roadmaster Buick, used art tique tag. Excellent shape . 1395, - Getting ready to move? Sell excess . .-. ~ dnlance banning outdoor Performances 11 p.m., he said. Magnolia Ave., Sanfor d. Like new-Sun & Fun camper lop. Fits '. ton pickup Factory demonstrator cost $?iOO Sleeps TELEVISION SETS 135 UP MILLERS 7bl9Orlando Drive, 322 0357 __,... I Tuesday, Oct. 2, 19 73-Sanford Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 36 Price 10 Cents r-'rymouln 'Fl. AC., Perfect running condition, New tires. 1)795, 607 S. C. A. WHI000N SR. 1)1 N Perk Ave 312 5II (days) ___i run. Ph. 3224457; After 3,322-7111 Mobile Commercial carpet wholesaler has Over 2000 yards of new broadloom car pe t left over from commercial rnstailation. Will sell and Install, at builder's wholesale cost, 10-50 PCI. below retail. Financing available up to 34 months. Free horns esllate, ARIES CARPET 341.455) Call coiiectl 196$ Ford engine complete, 390 cu. In. V-L good condition, Hear It -. 42 & nDortge'Sedan with tow hitch. Will sell as a u,it or separtale. Will consider trade. Can be seen at 905 Santa Barbara Drive, Sanford. T411 ' top road. Zone agrlcutture, Ideal for home sitC and Posture for horses. I mile from Sanford. _____________________________ ASsume mortgage, or put 5-10 _____________ 322.2420 Anytime S Acres for life. Frontage on black 2603 Park Drive - - -.-. - "..'"..'u,wrI Wocdt bug3y, $l0Ø 14' Piaymor e travel trailer, $400. Air liner, $50. Bar & 2 stools, Call 323.1036. "Santorct's Sales Leader" Your Multiple LIHng Agency REALTORS 2MS Park Dr. REALTY SANFORD ,,.uw'w, Rrlâdinilai and commercial, Men VW women, Ample dr'hre Ins. Broerhe4PsIn training. Office 17, 2. across from K Mart Shopping Canter. RQltor Call CONSTRUCTION. tim" Nice AMORY! reldntial lot 100' x 166'. Lots of trees. $9,300. Li si1uu, enira$ beat air, fully carpeted, Convn tion.al financing. 671 440, CRANK heat-air. a --------- - 19f9 Camaro 307, 1 speed 39,000 actual miles. Excellent condilion. Dirts Toronado '72. Low mileage, Michelin Radials, Loaded. Must 5. at corner of 11th & Locust or tefi quickly, only $3900. Call UIcoil 322-3417 after 4:30, 6413. Ford '59 Beach Buggy-Large 11 tires, Cadillac powered. 3731531 '62 Dodge Lancer, 6 cyl., 2 door, mechanically Sound, good fires. after S. weekends anytime, ________________ $2113. Ph. 323 4311, .,.- - - - Campers Travel Trailers ',ervicr Srcjrr Plh STEREO If you have an eye for real value, y ou 'll eye the classified arts regularly, Arbor Homesite 17 'Nalnut tifliSh, floor model-lU, Monthly payments as low as V permc,ih St ,,P Sanford -n' :-.'Y' L it.7 D-i,'.rd,i II, Ji yr vvvninc--el.iii6. '122)643. , Hurry) There's only 1 of each. 322p841. .àa.., nn ________________________ - 1711. ' is Zau - sa iJ -- "Sanford's Sales Leader' Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhou Choice location! 110 car needed for ¶Cping. hXi i.r c.nurcrres. Wall t w&t thea carpeting. Dishwasher. disposal. --P'-' cjt't Touch BRAND NEW 1973 name brand s?relth stitch sowing machines, 60 Eureka Hammock Pct. off manufacturer's list price. Inspect & test at United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., 20 Acres with 6.60 feat frontage on Or'a"do. Ph.' 139.6791. Terms Sou.h SanMd Avenue. 13,175 per wOiLb!r Hr. Mic.n acre. 9 " SAI 9 10 5 j Volusia County 43Chaflnei Pinto CB Radio, basedor 10 Acres near Deltona. $1,O)0. 29 mobile, 4.0' of cabte, anten,-,., $100. per cent down pluS formal dining room, Florida room with fireplace, climate only *25.300. FI TV-Radio-Stereo - -- -- ------------ il)- loca lly arid Realty AND THEY'RE ALL BEDROOMS . Till Stenstrom - '' SEWING MACHINES (I IAAAA CD CA l r IPiLC WALL TO WALL 1tAr[ '.'/E' Parkrldge features. Sprinkler system for lawn, garage with efectric door opener. Screened oorch for cool nights, dishwasher, built in Ste ve, disposal. Over-SiZed 2 btdroom home, 3 years Old, real comfort, - ...- By DONNA F..STES Herald Staff Writer ' -----STEREOS CARPET 1304W. Fairbanks ''i e TWO STORY 3 (layS a 11950 - 53 - Forrest 'Greene, Inc. yvu B IJ 101) J bedroom, )' bath on tot 110' * iTh- Goi condtlon. r - Miscellaneous For Sale " UNITED FREIGHT SALES ------ 26I0H4WithaAVC al I? 92 (TAY -. - Singer sowing rflhl(hiflfl 139,95 to 1-5993 Inspect and t es t at acres $18,900 Orange Ave. Orlando. Ph 859 TUSCAWILLA. 710 x 210'. 8791. Terms available. Hr's. Zoned agricultural SM rrI 9 To 9, Sat. 9 to S. ALTAMOPITE. l sites, 91 x 141' 167511 City Realty. 322 1301 OAI SO Lot sand Acreage DELTONA-Pav ed Street, water and sewer 13300 LAKE MARKHAM. Canal front. n stro m Pavt.on - - Realty SOUTHERN COMFORT Is known for the easy life. Try these 1967 Chevelie Super Sport , 396. AIr, automatic. AM-FM tap,, radio, vinyl top. $930. 3222761, __________________________ _ Hall Realty Realtor,323'51J4 room, I bath. Small lot. %1.90 Terms "Stop L SANLANDO. 51 lots. 50* 173' $145,000 ENTERPRISE. Approx. 11 SEMINOLE REALTOR.ORL.,.w'p. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 322.4991 1919$. French Eve., Sunday, 322 7171 or 3221496 £' ______ CONVENIENT to stores, 3 bed central :~~ 0 *, and ______ )k' -- range 0 - -.-__ ~_~_.- _ _-~ __________ Autos for Sale - Country, Western In; Rock Is Outi - Autos for Sale ka Mercedes 2000, 1967, auto., •ir, PeriIli steel belts, very good 1967 DODGE MONACO. LOPED NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, condition. $2695 firm. 322r0334. _________________________________ CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323. 6230, 621.1311. Hornet '70. Perfect running con dillon. 22 ml. per gal. Economy Doe Coronet, air conditioned, FI 80 S. Magnolia Ave., San power steer ing, clean. $730. 3 22 ford, 3 0 93 IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, 1" baths. Spanish Style with central heat and air. Larg4 yard Ih Get cash buyers for a snail r Privacy fence. 131.500. Terms. vestment. Place a low-cost dm11 led act for re1jils. (ffTIPt.t' I ________ C.afp,'. Great RETIREE INVESTMENT! Building includes 3 attractive apIs. Will make nice residence with good rental Income. itt..soo. ---- a ________ __________________________ _______________ trees, $16.500. NEWER 3 bdrm., - '80 -- _ 1969 Grin Sport 400, CAM. HHders. Mags, AMFM. all Power, needs transmission, $400. Baxter, 322. , i ______ ________ FURNISHED older 2 b&m., in country, ____ ___ I 14AW 0 ao FALCON RANCHERO Hydraulic IUt talIgat Air Conditioned, good mechanically, good tires. 5695. 2121 ?.gnoIia Ave. 322 5756. - V (.-? 11 - . I Trucksand Trailers . I— ease VVIth - 19 UT M land rhcne 620S. C. A. Whiddon. Sr.. Broker nyime by Art cwt, EVEREST REALTY. INC., Realtor. 1601 5. Hwy 174, 322.5641 nop __ kitchen fully eguspp.d, new thag Throughout, Fenced yard. St, 817W. 1sf z neverclose, LOSER a• & '4 L....... HousestorSaje Three - ns Am I .1 - - = ' . 0 �,Wr3G IL 1 uCsuay, LLL --_ P-- - -.' -- - -- - --v-- - ----- - 7 - 2, ,'3 The Sanford 113raId Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973-3A A Mandatory Part-Time instructors Ask o TImpose Government Con Oil WASHINGTON (Al') — The Nixon administration has decided to impose a mandatory allocation system on home heating oil, government sources say. The action, a reluctant abandonment of efforts to achieve a fair distribution of the scarce fuel by voluntary allocation, is expected within a few days. possibly even today, the sources said. Regents For A Pay Raise trol adoption of a rule forbidding large boilers from switching from coal or high-sulfur oils to the burning of scarce low-sulfur fuels. (;MNEsvII.lj. Fla, (AP) Is U mandatory allocation, a form of government fuel rationing at the wholesak distribution level, by relying on the petroleum industry to follow government guidelines voluntarily. , John A. Love, director of the Presidents Energy Policy Office, told oilmen Aug. 16 th at voluntary cooperation was not working and unless they t hey unnld - made it work '"'c datory allocation, RETREATING FIWM 1.1 1L ( I.A.\1OI( of this official White House photo shows. ashingtun, Pidcnt Niun relacs alone at his -Elected Marshall Driser of nological University to estabFred Parker of Tallahassee Paitti Beach chairman for 1974, 11th a division of sponsored resaid $81 iniUior, of It is funded succeeding J. J. Daniel of Jacksearch, with existing appropriations or sonvilk', and elected the only private grants but the legisla- black regent, James Gardener level and steadily losing ground -Approved in principle a Chancellor Robert Maut.z of hire will be asked for the other of Fort Lauderdale, vice chair. common market plan for ex. to inflation. the university system said the $330 million, man, changing students among uniHugh I. Ellis of Los Angeles, regents have requested higher lie said future needs should -Approved tenure for 128 versities in southern states for a spokesman for the graduate pay for graduate assistants five decrease as enrollment stabi- faculty members Univer. specialized fields of study. students, asked the state Board straight years but the legisla- lzes toward the end of this dcc- slty of Florida andat66the at Florida of Regents to upgrade their lure has refused. He said 12 per ade. State University. Mautz said -Agreed to higher fees which pay. cent raises are in next year's Mautz reported (lie nine state this puts about 50 per cent of the the state pays for Florida resi. Most make $2,700 a year and budget request. universities have enrollments faculty on permanent job dents studying medicine, denmust spend about half of it on During the monthly meeting, of 96,136 this fall compared to status, still well below most tistry, veterinary medicine and their studies toward advanced the regents adopted a $211 mil. 90,0O a year ago. major universities, optometry at out-of-state unidegrees, Ellis said Monday. lion capital outlay budget for In ether aciwi, the regents: --Permitted Florida Tech- t'.rcifia.c San Clemente Estate, as Sewer Overflow lusive Herald Photos Of Presidential San Clemente Estate Exc - So/ution Okayed a Which Few C/.SSEIJ3ERUY 1.nkp Gird5 at - 'l -- A - - oil - - ------ a I Mjn G1]te - '----- I i I I. MAIN ENTRANCE National News Briefs Pushed By BOSTON (AP) — The Gillette Co. said today It has stopped shipment and will withdraw from distribution two new antiper1rant products. They have been on the market less than one month and nave produced mild tnnamma tory reactions under additional testing. - WASHINGTON (AP; The Senate has approved requiring reduction In military -- a n'tii manpower aid UUI QY5e But, before sending the bill to the House, sena tors rejected a $SOO-million cut in military spending. - - - - LI - - Groceries Climb 9 Per Cent *b2cy . - tax evasiori, tax fraud and con. spiracyto commit those rimes is six pars, so presumably the butter and cookies Pushed la' may argue grand j would have until that u statutes, as they relate somt time next year to act on to the extortion and bri bery althose allegations against Agleptions against We vice presi- new. StaneKs Seek Norma, Lire LAKEWOOD, Co, (AP)- Ea and Eugene say they just want to get their lives back to FflL. five new babies and one extra bedrooni, that won't be easy. Th e five 5Urlv1v1 Stanek sextuplets, born Sept. 16, are expected ham from Colorado Gencral Hospital tmurd the end o( October. The big problems then will be s, clothing and economics," said Dr. JamesStrrin,a hospital pediatrjcisn The Staneks have gouen an unflj telephone numbcr, and Mrs. Stanek has refused interiiws after one news conftt-ery'e, - -- get a solution fast." Mayor 13111 Crier also told the boRril during the last month 308,000 gallons of water has infiltrated into sewer lines and gone through the sewer tIcaIiIent priwess. "That is $408,000 worth of sewer plant capacity we are losing frotii infiltration," Crier said. The council authorized the mayor and city manager to borrow funds for the interim solution if It is necessary. — WASHINGTON (AP) p. Ident Nixon, breaking to curious I ta lian tourists, says he plans to visit Western - Sheila, a lioness who died at the zoo several months ago, was burled by a city crew in a landfill without ceremony before society officials learned of her death. - ,, N EW YORK (AP) M46 t )111, 17', 17L. I7: AH. OM A- Airtin Am Oft At" Cla 9 Kraft Ce KrOet I) 31% V0 G!v1 *mTLT B(O(A W VA* 314 114 Lin My L*ck HdAir oil *IvMM P 24tv 24% 241% PA owl 0 Swam i IvleeJ- ()i it' Staff ag lr Care PW C q461w" C"w X 30 2*10 site 24's 3., 11 , r —W Ed , 14 , OI.rCo'p Prvwv Po4I P%41 M of " 4t l4t Potat.id r, -' 194 We Rftftn r' L 14, W -1 01 0411 Ià P'* M Fwd MCK Gin Et.c Get &a At C,en 31 w, sit. $. IVA W. ,,. 774 -, - 3.'. 3.'. 0* w,, ;4'- , TtAflNG U? far a worthy cause, go1i' Arnold Palmrr Ii Hoou-rt \rr; rh.trm .'r-t "-iU If ol C 0"A P 1 can Pop Stitit Lin low QF Si Cei ,, T.z*c, UMCH4 IM ftArV p'1 ,,, •.,., jt1., 3p a,a a'. all 5i if # YW p 111 Iry fl I -. - - - I HANGAR PROJECT OFF THE GROUND SANFORD Airport Authority outgoing chairman A. K. Shoemaker Jr. and airport manager J. S. (Red) Cleveland sign the acceptance papers for a federal grant offer of $62,362 to participate in the airport's $82,000 T-hangar project. The money will be used for construction of taxiways, 1 4 — - ----,- —1 " _\ -_ &: #• ',"' j -. - - - - - -, ''- Sanford I.ions Club, noon, House of Steak. -, ( L - , 27,19 ' 27% ' '3" p, the buffet zone would be reduced by the 200,0® figure. %e r uniplyi:j1: With, his II". 1I"l II1. mandate * '. M. 3' H IU, W4 UI* UPS 4Ifl4) ' ?fl the study," said Rhodes. "We're going to reduce wt. buffer more than 200,000 tnit iean'tteliyouhowmuchatthis ,, ft point." - - .410 i:" - '• - - - .L1 U"IftL Croti.5, R, LF.D When rt,X VI t Sanford- Ftoveøa Stjbt,,t,0n fl.,,,j, by C'rr,eT Wee&c Yetr1Thi ers Church of the Redeemer, Deltona Art Club's Annual Sukv,a!k Art Show, 10 mm. to I)dtona Slapping Plazi. Mrs. linda Joyce Davis and girl - Mrs. 10111 Vanesse Moran and girl henry Lee Ikbr,i Ann Ithines AIIdCa L. Wilhaii,s - _________ _________ --- -------__- ' - F I1 I Y. 17.92 CAl CC JMI.LJ CASSELBERRY T ")/ -. MORE FURNITURE ; '!.- - 'i •. ' ,- SEII'EMBF:fl 30, 13 ADMISSIONS W. Springs Council Will Meet WINTER SPRINGS — Mayor to elect councIlmen for Group currently held by Clifford (iranville Brown and Winter Two, currently held by Mrs. Jordan, will be held on Dec. 4 in Springs councilmen will Vicki Baker, and Group Four, the city hall. present their monthly reports at the council meeting to be held in the city hall on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Councilman Vicki Baker will present the finance and election S. Seminole Jaycees Plan Halloween Dance repor!. 11w general election acThe South Seminole Jaycees drinks, and prizes and it's all cording to her report, to elect a niayorfor a two-year term and will hold their annual FREE. Halloween costume ball at the Anyone having suggestions or Maitland Civic Center, Oct. 25 wishing to participate in this at 8 p.m. Besides the usual live prograin is urged to alI Bob 6191 evenings. complete program of contests, games and prizes to round out Robert b SorrUI A. canawa) . , the evening. Tickets may purchased in advance at several locations in BIRTHS the South Seminole area or by calling 365-6191 evenings. Mr. & Mrs. James Partin, a This year all the proceeds from the dance will be used to sponsor the South Seminole DISCHARGF-S Jaycees' Halloween Childrens' Festival in Longwood. Due to -Sanford: the increased concern over the Velman M d' haz ards the children have lllie H. II'ilt encountered on Halloween Marie Walk er Night, the Jaycees have obFl , Harrison tamed use of the Longwood t"ikeni Croover Park to Provide a supervised Jimmy Ikv Knight entire evening (if fun for ron F. ass children of all ages from all the surrounding communities Ken Scotienton staTttng at :30 on Oct. 31 Anne T CalbA haunted house. costwne Antone Ferreira, Deltona contests, treasure hunt anti hay l.ucile G. Norton, Geneva rides are just a few of the Robert homes, Kissimmee programs slated for the Mary L. Daub, Like Mar, evening. All the children are Jane E. Osterling, Inverness luaranteed plenty of candy, NOW WE HAVE • Sanford: James Sheppard Doris W. Hodges Jettic C. Maxey ?' Harrell ikkn C. Thompson Robert ii, Axt Ruth N. l.ask 1111lic P. lchardWillIa,nY Priscilla lodges, Oviedo Joseph A. Hallman. Longwood Frieda Ilitlec ()r - ene ('ttv 1.11he Mae Curtis, Oviedo ' i n Ton GOGGLES! For competitive and sunbathing or for contact laas wearers. . .6 tints to choose from . . .shat terprool and, they Iloafl POOL TOYS : Floats, Rafts Kiddie Swim Aids I FULL LINE OF CHEMICALS J 3rd St & Hw y' 1792 ' 322-3022 — The ultimate in Titusville L' 'b 0fllfl9 convenience DifiLwAI&COUNT It (_•\ \,) F a-. .. - ( (64 7-4100 ATIAAAAMLI 1 P$4J ILM 5"ty' If your hearing loss t'\ cannotbe improvedmedi cally Deposit 1 and ' - " 0 -s E " - "C DI [MONTGOMERY WARD HEARING AID DEPT. L 3 ,' -- You can hear for yourself, Free Test Demonstration, CAIUURY HIUD fOl INDIVIDUAL toss. YOU CAN 04001 IT. withdraw from your account... BY PHONE!' - Seminole Plaza 2S00 W. Colonial Dr. Cassetberry (Hwy. 1792) Orlando HOURS: 10-5 (Mon.-Fri.) 10-1 (Sat.) FREE PARKING 4 - ~)l • Volley ball . ross Ring • s,n,ii Di ving . & '. (Herald Photo by CharliEdwards) 7 Days a OR BRISSON FUNERAL !"l()ME sEMoLEco17 FIRST ESTABLISmtD IN 111S Tra.h and Treasure Sale ti the Ladies Aid of the Lutheran s.,.' A HEARING AID / WILL PROBABLY HELP! Matters OLDEST rtJt4EQAL hiQ ' SIat an Sanford, cec,r Cis Ptg P,d Sanford: Hubert Lee Martin Steve D. Alford Amos Sparrow Aura Mc'Fate Oct. & _- " -rr- l)ISCIIAIIGES Oct. 7- - ( ;impu- v,,J( ('ascrltje'rrv Elcrtitntar Sehool I'TA, 7:30 P.m., school (k(, cafetorium. Open house arid Lake Mary Rotary Club re1rshinents. br.,kfl, ihc Forest. 8 a.m. 1), - Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Non: tgOtfler), a bo). Casselberr) 103 West 251h Place, &-inford, Five week course on in from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. vestment options of special ' • BIRTHS I Oct. z South -Seminole Jaycees Seminole Young Republicans orientation meeting. Holiday inn, Inn, 436 & 14, 7:30 p.m. Open to Holiday meeting, Altar1ionte Springs; social hour men 19,15. IA!w EArle. '-' - - Christine E. Carraway, New Smyrna Beach, Coyle Jr., Winter Springs Robert holmes, Kisainuziec 3ern inole Caienciar I -- Harry T. Oas, Deltona drainage, engineering and fencing. The St-ate and the Airport Authority will each contribute approximately $12,000 towards th is cost. Constru'tion costs for the Thangars and smaller taxiways leading to the T-hangars tota l $211,000 and will be financed by the Airport Authority. (Herald Photo by Jean P-itteson) '* Unfplem! us jiftf - .. Area. This trigge red protests In j „, p,, At 0? Gr Tt (a lit" Ind -- — 001-acre Big Cypress Wildlife in the world money market and expansion of trade. : Wt Y94 W1 Nixon, dressed casually In a St a it. $7'., Southwest Florida area, p, deep red sports jacket and t"ticularly from (am s who black sla cks, attended the dinsaid the one million 'e wnj net with hi wife, Pat, their t4: UI nt of ('liicr lau ter iid un-i:i.Lw,, Julie County. ' ' and David Eisenhower, and n' ti, n', IthcJes said Monday that his Robert and Cynth ia Millighan, agency is "in the friends of the Eisenhowers wrapping up iLs WS Wt The dinner, a potpourri of 37%* 711. lions" for present itjon "to 1 WI Cabinet or an IV . vote but Wa 31 w. I In' '' "- Infitril II 'r-' II sayhow much the ,, u ductions would lx• ” p -t Daily I. a ('oy i It'&U,,,, :'-r.C%', S.,ljij at a ('aCepi Salurd,,, fl 77'. 33 press cooferei last rnfl by The Sanfo'd Herald, Xi • PLEA - - a ( + - - - t4. 41., 45 4k 1J. , - Buf~er ) ,car it still is Possible Nixon TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP; will make the trip before 1974. — Bob Rhodes, c hi ef of the stat.( Earlier, after what he de. la nd Planning Bureau, sayt seribeti a. a "frank, concrete the Proposed buffer zone and constructive" discussion around the Big Cypress Swamp with Nixon, Common Market will be reduced by more than Prsiient Francois-Xavier Oror4644 A64 "%4 20o,000 acres, toll said he was optLnth,tic his 9 '$' The state Planning Division nine-nation trade bloc would had recommended in August come to agreement wi th th e ," • thntan area ofcntIealconc U.S. on a declaration of prin. We Wo Z616 development coue OdoR said where be declared for SM.000 all skies were V 61% 62'? acres around t prop arced on (lie need for stability i-t'. P- - - Booker T. Miller Aaron Keith ADMISSIONS Phyllis Richardson Mong em Tenn:fl Sanford ia 1). flacon Sharon F. 11,ass Pearl Archer Honda Beinis Ovie E. Williams Cheryl A. Sampson Florence E. Nelson Dolores Saff o Thekla F. Hastings, Deltona Kevin Scott Denton Mrs. Naorni 1*%uthNlullim and Jimmy Lee Knight boy, lake Mary Dova I.. Mash, Apopka, Marion E. Schweickert, Lake Anne T. Lowry, Casselberry Mary Margaret H. hbornach, Elaine K. Geduldig, Orange Deflary City William A. Hartman, KiniberlySteadman Orlando IkMiry, 10 -000-7 0. Notes SE117EMBER 29, 1973 ------ .. - . MONKEY BUSINESS burial with dignity even ii! have to dig the grave myself." ospita - -- TWO-YEAR-OLD Terry Lingo Jr., son 01 Pack 565 Cubmaster, gets acquainted with monkey, part of animals displayed by Fred Wynn at Cub Scout meeting in Deltona. The tot has been dubbed "assistant ubmaster." "But at least we saved him from the garbage dump and If we can't mount him," Nelson said, "he will get a The zoo society has raised fund, over the last two Years to take over and move the 44-year-old municipal zoo. The city will give the animals at the present downtown location to the society for exhibition at the new park scheduled for opening In April. Until the society is ready to take the animals the city is maintaining a status quo at the present site and caring for the animals. - l-'I ' "We may not be able to do a full mount because of body sores that developed during the last few weeks," Nelson said. / Y - - -i''d" -mill be inipc.:ted by taxidermist Dick Dove today to determine if a ful! or partial mount can be made. S ropean Common Markel and Po lynesiandishesearlier In the day, Nixon signed Nixon, relaxed and smiling, oriental with lobster Cantonese the legislation formally stopped to chat and pose for main me1ng course, was the ft the the government's volunteer. pictures wi th some of the 150 Nixons have had in a Washing. servi ce programs under an urn. Europe "in about two or three persons waiting outside Trader ton restaurant since mnontha," last Febcu- brella agency known as Vic's Res ta urant, Among them ar). "Ac. Nixon disclosed his approsi- were Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe tion." mate timeta ble leaving t N ixNixon created the agency in a Monday night DiMarco, who asked when he on shook hands with numerous 1971 reorganization. as he emerged from a dm , - planned It Includes 10 visit their Italian diners and stopped to chat with town restaurant after a such programs as the peace day In beme'and. which he also took a one-houi, one, Saudi Arabian Ambassa- Corps, Vista, Foster Grand. "In about two or three 50-minute dri ve through suburdir lbraham A1owayel. parents and the Service rps months," he replied, bu t gave ban Northern Virginia During the afternoon, Nixon of Retired Execu ti ves. and met no elaboration, with the present of the Euand his top administrative aide, Nix or. had proclaimed 1 . Alexander Haig Jr., made an 1he year of Europe" and had unannounc ed IImoune ur of proposed a declaration of prin. Washington's Virginia suburbs, ciples designed to patch cracks Lputy Press Secretary Gerald in transtlantIcrelaU Pros. L. Warren said the President ress on the proposal has been "just wanted to take a ride.90 slow, leading to Wculation the In an oval office trip tnll,h postponed until c4iry next year. . Zoo soclty director Clifford Nelson said Bo's body "Bo bad been ailing for three months," said Jim Jernigan, city parks and recreation director. "He was scheduled to be put to sleep today but he died Monday afternoon In his cage of old age and Internal problems." Da 90 Noon Stock Reports organjjj, The Seminole Zoological hopes to preserve lb. the 17. Year-old African lion who died Monday at the Sanford Zoo, for exhibition in a museum of natural history planned for the new zoological gardens and park being developed on Lake Monroe near Interstate Four. To Visit P NEW YORK (AP) average family grocery bW was almost nine per centThe higher on Oct. 1 than It was on Mth 1, an Associated Pr ess markethasket showed. On Sept. 1, the rnarketb asket bill was seven per cent higher than It was six mon ths earlier. The news from a monily check of 15 food and nOOod Items In 13 cities waw't all bad: pork chops and eggs kept going down. But higher Prices ,ir milk, sugar, , I 'rgis, Nes., was born with multiple birth rrprestats thout.and of similarly a$ictrd c'hil~wided b% rrcarth and treatment of tffr voIuntar% ka Li Herald Staff Writer id resident uro e in Manpower Reduction Approved hi.. Y ' 1'p dent, expire Oct 22, it was MIpronceutors Investigating f'arned l Monday. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew are being pinched by th knwIit on Oct. 2Z 1968, almost edge that a good portion of their five was years ago, that Agnew case may- be unusaIth' in au major session little as three weeks, of the Maryland State Board of Agnew Is under ixwestigatlon Public Works. At that meeting, by a special grand jury in Bal- seven major engineering timore for possible violation of contracts were awarded totiois, tax and co taling more than $&6 million. laws during his tenure All records relating to as a ry a governor awarding of those a cts Under federal statutes of Jim- have be en subpoenaed by the it.ations, prosecution for bribe- Baltimore grand jury. ex tort ion and conspiracy to commit either ofnse must be The statutes of limitations on . , By BOB LLOYD - OFFICES AT WESTERN WHITE HOUSE P WASHINGTON (AP) Fed- irdtiated within rive years of the cotnjnjsj of the crime. - sp - l "'t.-i .'.. ----... Gillette Issues Warning ead i n e D . t'D ------ cfn•I....a.iuii of 15-Inch Interceptor line to additional time to correct nr9"g ,ew:g' if thi .- m; th.i 511. PUUlps fail, as occurred Ia.-,t Porter s:'I as well that the v' eckend. Funds expended will not be lost Paul Porter, an associate of because both the pump and the City Lnglntr B. C. Conklin, interceptor line are in the livesaid a permanent solution (the year expansion program. installation of a IICW sewer lift The engineer said, however, tton e'i &j - jj,oie Boueard) it will take more than .10 days to is five years away, conipieme the improvements. lie said the 25 h.p. pump, two City AU)'. Kenneth Mcintosh and one half times more warned the circuit court has powerful then the one which ordered the city to correct the burned up over the weekend, overflow problem. will provide higher pumping He said the city is subject to a capacity at the overloaded lift civil fine each time the lift station. The interceptor line station is inoperable for a ,. ---- Offices. Prosecutors - _S cJ'wPr •. lift hntiI 7 and Pk,h sewage spill occurs with each incident a separate offense. "Miney can be eaten up very quickly througn court fines," McIntosh said, "to get our attention." He added that 'hilc the rimrt has not (brf!ørpf! . city to take a particular course of action in solve the spillover pi t,iiii'111s, it lI:s s.,jtj %r iwilvr Triplett ... sewage to ill over Into lake overflow problems, Triplett or onto private The move provides for in- property. 1alht(jo of fR4lIIf) '11w snsuiliationc will give the ill 'M IUt tZn ar4 1,000 feel city more than 45 minutes - 'I Security ; — The city will hold 1I,000 gallons of ci. council Monday night approved fluent if a power failure occurs a $17,000 interim solution to the rather than allowing the Ever See. -—' Zoo Loses Bo; Decent Burial Vowed By Nelson Sanford 4`1 ffi - A View - new buildings in fiscal 1974-Th. their families are hard tilt who teach part-time in state inflation because most of their universities complain they are money goes for food and housbeing paid below the poverty ing, Th e administration had attempted to avoid Mandatory allocation, designed to make sure northern areas receive heating oil this winter, was expected to include other forms of distillate oil such as diesel fuel, kerosene and jet fuel. Sources said the administration also has decided on mandatory allocation of propane and Elks said the students and — About 1,500 graduate students 24 hours a (lay SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE WINTEfl PARK MALL - �—The Sanford Herald '. JOhfl'S Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973 'Contrib uti on,*;' Journal The Sanford Herald Hughes I Donation Or Bribe? Moral Quagmire By JEFFREY ST. JOHN Copley News Service Mills obviously was moved by the Russian regime's mounting wave of repression against its dissident intellectuals like novelists Sakrahov, both of Sol:henitsyn and physicist whom have warned that expanded trade and technological help from the United States win only strengthen the Soviet dictatorship. i! M!! ini:i l p 'sition welcome, the Soviets are likely to give the surface appearance of relenting in their cam- paign of repression to gain from the United States badly needed technological help. As a consequence, congressional opposition to expanded Soviet trade must be based on something more than moral outrage at the current excesses of the Kremlin dictatorship. British-born author Anthony Sutton, rezearch fellow at the Hoover Institute. provides in his just-published work, "National suicide— Military Aid to the Soviet Union" (Arlington House, Ncw Rochelle, N. Vi, a detailed and documented account of how our policy of trade Other Thoughts U.S. Foreign Policy - (N.C.) Citizen-Times by Jack Anderson loppyriod, im, by tlp.*id Ptr 1)dICaU. lat) A repre denied that the President WASHINGTON "that successive administrations have made 5entat''e of billionaire had ever received the $100,misleading and untruthful statements when Howard Hughes, Richard 000 offering, and friends of challenged on the export of equipment with Danner, has told Senate Rebozo told us that no cammilitary potential to the USSR. Moreover, in Watergate investigators that paign money had been 1972, President Nixon's administration was he obtained an antitrust diverted into personal chi'nwaiver in 1970 from then-At- nels. sufficiently self-confident to admit that current But the transaction undert o r n e i General John reports to the Soviets did indeed haw.- military Mitchell. This oinchded lies how difficult it is becompotential, although the precise technical nature closely, Danner admitted, ing to distinguish between of th ese exports was still kept secret from with his delivery of $100000 campaign contribution and Congress and the public." in gambling money to Presi' an outright bribe. Rooset'elt Investigalion: An dent Nixon's friend, Bebe On Rebozo. indignant Elliott Roosevelt, Danner insisted, however, son of the late President, has that Mitchell was unaware of flown in from Portugal to the contribution and, answer charges before the Miracle Cures Can 1(111 Person therefore, that the favorable Senate later this week that antitrust action was not a he has been consorting with that cold. I also acquired 900 1 also can't state positively treatment, all By JOAN COLBY my precetding quid pro quo for the money. racketeers. canker sores, a little side effect that Copley News Service vitamin C was the cure-all, and successive colds have also Danner said he had three One of thrn, Louis Mastrimy mother-in-law considers Though my cold did finally go gone away In approximately conv ersations with Mitchell ana, testified that Roosevelt I am always six months or 30 neglibk. away after three weeks Of three weeks. a bout Hughes' desire to and a mobster "offered me behind on the newest Miracle purchase the Dunes hotel- $100,000 to kill, to whack Ir:r!tnt cra Vci. on Lhc (13ahannaii l'FIme Mini s ter in Here, all my friends have last occasion, Danner called Lynden 0. Pindling). They been madly rejuvenating unon Mitchell at the Justice expected me to kill him." themselves with vitamin and department and was given I Another convicted stock am going on the bigger and clearance to go ahead with swindler, Patsy A. Lepera, qPRESSiô better endavors hcalthwjse the Dunes acquisition. has told Senate investigators ilth vitamin 812 and natural D!SSEHr •. This occurred, to the best that he used Roocvclt to salts and i'm atill of Danner's recollection, in pass stolen securities on at recuperating from my eny)$$" August or September of 1970. least three different eccacounter with vitamin C. A few weeks earlier, on July sions. Checking on his story. Lake everyone, I've been 3, 1970, according to Dan- the investigators have estab aClualntedwithvitaminCever ner's records, he handed lished that Roosevelt and since my strained orange juice $50,000 in $100 bills to Rebozo Lepera traveled to New York days. ;: ne ver mt 1 at President Nixon's Sun C1t' ind Canada together. acid in its synthetic guise until menie estate. The iiaveig f. --- , two years ago, when rr Fuzzy Recollection also Interviewed witnesses I mother-in-law arrived for a Danner had no record of who swear that Roosevelt ______ .L v th 'iit. -.-n#J . tu AI delvrietI h ndakd with RUTh p. Nmoi~ the additional$S0,000 installMy mother-In-law, a ber of other stock swindlers, ') rnent. He originally told the including the notorious Noe remarkably well-preserved and Internal Revenue Service brothers, Clifford md psu;, active lady, would be a livLig _________ that he had turned over the who are now In prison. testimonial to any substance ____________ 4f-11 I cash to Rebozo at the Prsi- Roosevelt t outraged over 'r'-" ___________ !l' }rsj, such a. waIe. a.-.- t4 ''• '' dent'skeyBtscayneestatein the charges. He has tjvr extract or soybean _ i.. EU!OPEAN August, 1969. But Dinner exacknowledged privately that crackers. _______________ SECIglaff . plained to the Watergate inhis famous name has atSonaturafly,Iwasimprese(I ____ ______________ vestigators that he later gave tracted some Unsavory when she confided she hadn't the IRS an amended state- characters who have tried to ____________ had a cold In three years. meat, suggesting it Wa'; posti- use him. But In the words of _____ Particularly since I was In the ble the delivery could hays his attorney, "Roosevelt _____ $:_ throes of the supercold cum has occurred in August, 1970. 1; never knowingly transferred fl IT sinu-fronchlal Infection of e 11! Before the $100,000 stolen securities." The story _____ ___ changed hands, th e Justice of th e tjnaUon 11JPr plot, the Between sneezes, I asked her i,/"upn.. ______ Department had blocked attorney told us, is "ridicu ,,,i, the secret. Quickly, she Hughes from purchasing lout" whipped out anenOnnt)tJsbeft _____ another Las Vegas hotelMeanwhie, the witness of 1,00tkng absorbic acid tablets casino, the Stardust, on anti- who testified about the (also known as vitamin C). I i 10 trust grounds. But the Justice 1 I 10. If assassination plot has been I1 -\ , then began taking her Department changed its at- living It up in a poi Wash! . tilude in 1970 when Mitchell I : r I .. promised, according to Dan- past 17 months at the Justice Listen, If Dr. Linus Pauling ner, not to obstruct the expan. Department's expense, thinks 500mg an hour is a sion of Hughes' gambling em- Mastriana Is supposed to be ________________________ suitablese, let me tell you my pire. ________________ serving an eight-year term in mother-tn-law thinks hels just a (.,ty 4eI&pn The Senate sleuths ques- the federal penitentiary at — piker. tioned Danner this past /! August 30 in his offices at the Texarkana, Tex. But we Unaware that 1 was Sands hotel- casino in Las tracked him down to a $275 swallowing enough vitamin c to T % SPEA1<$ Vegas. Throughout the secret apartment where he has been son cure the entire British navy of interview, he insisted that the attending parties, socializing — two $50.000 payments were at the swimming pool and Intended as campaign con- otherwise living (lam_ European Security Conference tnbuttons. boyantly. President Nixon, I of course, The Justice Department wasn'tcampaigning(oroffj confirmed that it has beer at the time the money was 7) paying Mastriana's bills delivered, but Dinner said the President was expected to bec a Use h e Ii a s b e e COPLEY NEWS . pressure froto its allies, the United region, for political control of the use the money to help his cooperating with a federal inWhen Americans were first urnStates of America participated in territory and probably even for favorite candidates in the vestigation of the stock swin portuned by their Atlantic partners the first European Security Conbargaining purposes In futare Force dUng racket. He is kept under 1970 congressional races. to parbdpate In the European ference last year in Helsinki, As reduction discussions. Don Pops tip 24-hour protection by federal Security Conference the ad. expected, little happened. The same Apart from ti'.ese risks, the United Danner told the investigamarshals. For security ministration had many risks prevail as the United States States is in a better position at tors that the questkon of a reasons, we agreed not to and with good rea... and 34 European nations gathered In Geneva than it was in Helsinki last campaign contribution was Idently the apartment nor to The Security Conference was Geneva for the second round of the year. A part of the reason can be first brought up with Rebozo divulge his assumed name. being pushed primarily by the Soviet conference. found in Communist China where in 196& Rebow broke off the tJnhx as a domestic showcase for it, Footno te: Mast r I a n a 's Indeed, the risks may be even Premier Chou En-Iai made it clear discussion, however, when he new policy of detente. At the greater, The Soviet Union has more to President Georges Pompidou learned that the President's testimony about Roosevelt (line, the Russians were not giving than 500,000 of ft., crack troopsin solicited by Sen. Charles France recently that he wants brother, Donald Nixon, was Easteri any ground in areas where real Europe. Its satellites have Western Europe to remain united; involved in arranging a Percy, U-UI. Senate in. detente is possible, such as the nwe than an additional I million. It and that the presence ofthe United Hughes contribution. When vestig8tiOns Chairman Henry mutual and balanced reduction of is force that is Larger than the one Don Nixon's name came up, Jackson, DWash., had not in. States In Europe is essential to this in existence when the European armed forces-a discussion that had goal. Chou's assertion-obviously recounted Dinner. Rebozo tended to air the charges unbeen in progress for six years with said to "drop it, Forget it." Security Conference convened. It aimed squarely at Soviet Russia-. til ftc)yelt had been given scant results, also is a (tree larger than the Soviet A White House spokesman full Opportunity to gives the United States a stong respond. Accepting the risk Union requires for defense of the diplomatic tool. -."The evidence suggests," Sutton states, Sutton's stunning and brilliant study is the first scholarly attempt to lay out the facts of how, since 1918 under Woodrow Wilson, the United States has systematically aided and abetted the building of a massive military machine by its policy of "peaceful trade." Sutton charges, moreover, that not only has this policy been earned out under the banner of bipartisan foreign policy," but It has been executed in secret and amounts to a policy of - The Home front Xhr#affarbftrath TELEPHONE WALTER A. GIELOW, EditorandP,bIjsp Advertisi ng Dirictor & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHNA.SPOLSKI,AflocfateEditor WINIFREDF.GIELOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON Clrcvia Hon Manager Counry Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILL IA.M5 Society Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor RALPH HAYS Comp. 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Lake Monroe 322 2611 Gc Altamonte Springs EIda Nichoi 838 2997 Cri SANFORD KIWANIS INSTALLS INSTALLING OFFICER Joseph Luton, (right) lieutenant governor of Florida Kiwanis Sixth District, installs Ralph Austin Smith (left) for his '_1 6th yc:ir as secretary of Sanford Kiwanis Club and Ray Maltby as the 52nd president of the club. Other officers installed at the Ladies Night held Thursday at the Civic Center were Burch Cornelius, president-elect; Vic Arnett, vice president; Harold Hartsock, treasurer; and Jim Grant, Financial secretary. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Florida News Missing Girl's Car Found VAU)OSTA, Ga. (AP) -Police say they've found a car belonging to a Florida girl who has been missing from her New Smyrna Beach borne since Sept. 6. Officers said Monday the auto owned by Barbara Bauer, 17, was found at a Valdosta motel, She was last seen standing beside her car on the Rose Bay Bridge near her home while three young men helped her fix a flat tire the afternoon of her disappearance. - '.'' - ____ th ___ _________ ___ ____ __ ______ __ Liz PMthie 054" Mrs. Clarence Snyder "2411411 Winter Springs 'iâIif.t Booth 3216/3$ irr. Park Tazsgfewood, E. Estates Goldenrod Eastbrock US 2991 - t ____ ADMI .... - - -• Position Has I mp roved -1 Our conflicts cry out to be resolved By Bruce Biossat (Liz? of fw fe!ar,cj rtckj; WASHINGTON (NEA Consider Just a handful of the conflictr which till the publie arena today and cry out to be resolved or at least subitantlally eased: High on the list is the clash between the urgent demand for continuing industrial growth to match rising population AN lift up the poor on the one hand, and the mouct ng evi• dence that industry's processes too often pollute the air and the w.iVr, drupt ecoTo'cal patterns ml endanger Another paramount question is how tar man can go in rip. Ping at the earth In quest of conventional resources he needs to meet population pressures and escalating aspirations, U human betterinest, or po.rbaps sorW yal. is ihe mot is. sue, how can anyone dare sbou : Stop technology! Then Again- how is the earth Itself to be saved? The bigness of government and business is not at all new, but as both have grown in company with the expansion of population, the cries have risen that increasingly they are Impersonal, unresponsive to (he needs of those who want work or require help, unfair In the representation they allow for the varied elements of the people they are supposed to On the latter point, the core of the present conflict within the Democratic party in the reform field is how to give all minorities and other groups amkquate reprezenjon, Wjthst A & M Grant Sought TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - State Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson says he is seeking a $5W,Wo grant or a banking education center at predmonantly black Florida A&M University. Dickinson said he had urged the American Bankers Association to award the grant to FAMU because of its record In business education. The grant is to be awarded to a black university to set up such a center, he said. Ignored Tickets Cost $10 - - — I I .&:I: . D,W,. .JII uiiiiiy RUM a.-W TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (AP) The Florida Public Ser.'ict Commission has postponed for two weeks any action on requests from three utilites to raise rates by $11.9 million, The commission decided Monday to delay untIl (ct. 15 their vote on requests for rate hikes to cover part of utility corporate tax payments after Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin asked - School Census JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Motorists who have been Ignoring parking tickets in Jacksonville for the past 10 months will soon be ordered to pay up at the rate of $10 each. And if they don't pay within 72 hours after getting an overdue tine summons, they are subject to an additional $25 court costs. Promptly paid fines cost $2. City Council auditor Gene McLeod said last week that about 30,000 tickets haven't been paid since November 1972, when court clerk William Slaughter stopped Issuing summons. _______________ BRUCE BIOSSA T Briefs Underway ____ .. n PSC Postpones Action __ ____ ____ America JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Al') Turner operations in Canada. standing bank loans." was to switch from,, Koscot saks A former vice president of The government claims the to Dare to be Great sales. Sant said the Quebec Provinfirms founded by Glenn W. cial Police "fraud squad" had defendants used to mails to fur. "1 felt like we were Jvst getTurner has told a jury that one seized records of the Dare to be flier a plot to defraud numerous ting a bag of worms, because company sold about $1.5 million Great motivational firm and people by inducing them to pur- these 12 were among many in worth of motivational materials Koscot 1nterpl;in'tarv Inc. cos- chase tlitr0aJt(rm1)s in the v tiich t' v crc in h':d trriu ill Canada and delivered only inetics firm and refused to re- finns for $4,500. with Koseut," he said. half that amount, turn them. The government also conThe other defendants are Testifying at the mail fraud tends that Dare to be Grect took Harry IL Atkinson, W. Leroy Sant said he told prospective trial of Turner, Boston lawyer ov er Koscot operations to Beale and Jess 0. Hickman, all Canadian purchasers of Turner F. Lee Bailey and seven former franchises how to obtain loans, bypass legal actions agairut of Orlando; Ben U. hunting and Turner associates, William c. Koscot in several states. Clyde C. Cobb of Maitland; Sant of Miami said Monday that hi' 'd he advised them to Sant testified that while Malcolm A. Julian of Fern Ile found company records in apply at several bank., at the working for Turner firms in the Park, and Hobart Wilder of haos when he went to Quebec same time "so they could truth- United States in 1970, he was Winter Park. in 1971 as vice president of fully say they had no out. given a list of 12 states which he - . • eun Lnter1r,e Fannelte Ect.-.,,rth Jury Told Of Turner Canada Sales . _-- ' ARt Bear Lake. Forts? City Grace Spink 807 chulucla lJza Raker 3655201 I - Herald Area Correspondents Lonqwoj Ann Riley 931 11 • . nrbt'r of It* A1,soc'ated Press which is all the local news prin'ed n I O ____ 32226fl 8319993 300N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD.FLA377) JANE CASSELBERRY 61 U.S. bankruptcy referee has Monday, Alexander Paskay ruptcy court last July asking to $5.6 million in back taxes. threw outall of a case pending be- be allowed to remain In busiPask2y said his order affects ruled ineligible thousands of fore hirii claims that have ness in debtor claims against Koscot Interstatus whlle a only franchise holders, the not planetary Inc., most of them or reached a final judgement plan was worked out to settle largest group of potential binding arbitration, debts totaling $26 million, creditors, and cuts about $10 brought by disenchanted onetime franchise holders in the The U.S. Internal Revenue million from the liabilities Ills action leaves Just a few listed by Koscot. cosmetics firm founded by con- hundred of the estimated 80,000 Service, Koscot's largest Pasy said claimaats that troversial Florida tycoon Glenn original claims intact, creditor, was not affected in the had been dropped still have reeTurner. ruling. IRS spokesmen claim through him to be reimIna 15-pageordersignedKoscot pe titioned thebank. Koscot Owes the government course In ___ bursed creditors. A ___ J RICHARDS Srts EOitoi- OItI.ANDO, Fla. (i\I') - A _________ ___ --.-- DAVIDA.BRYANT Managing Editor I national suicide, - Maybe one reason experience is such a good teacher is because there are not many ways to drop out of the school of hard knocks. Ashe- '6 Thousands Of Koscot Claims Ruled Ineligible By Referee ~: ' - with the Soviets has been turned into a military weapon against the West. - "I cannot see the United States expanding commercial markets with the Soviet Union," observed Rep. Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., "if the price is to be paid in the martyrdom of men of genius like Solzhenitsyn and Andrei Sakrahov." Mills' statement represents a formidable roadblock to the Nixon administration plans for detente with the Soviets. As chairman of the powerful house Ways 3nd Means Committee, Mills can 3cuttle or sidetrack expanded U. S. techiiological assistance to the Soviets. Of enforcing a virtual qut5 system whose dictatirial method violates the spirit and letter of tree, democratic choice. The roster r of major conflicts like these could stretch out for pages. They thrust upon us a mood of crisis, a sense of danger, which we have never known before in peace The agonizing irony is that at this time of peril, far more sweeping than the Great Depression (deep though that we seem so giavrly ill-equipped to meet the challenge. Look away for a moment from our own scene and listen to Britain's respected journal, " ie Economist," bemoan in late August th e enlarged European Economic Community's failure to find the common ground to face its common prob. DERRY'S WORLD 0 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)-The Florida Department of Education has started taking a census of Florida public school students. Results of the survey, started Monday and expected to be finished this month, will be used to allocate funds appropriated under the rchool funding formula passed by the 1973 legislature, a spoksman said. Under the program, money Is distributed on the number of fulltlme students each county has, their grade level and the number enrolled in special programs. Carolando Loses Money Campus Wine ORLANDO, Fit (A?) — Carolando Corp., Sales Asked operator of the Carolando Motor Hotel near the main entrance to Walt Disney World, says it has defaulted on loan payments and has not found a 'promising source" to cure its financial ills. In a statement released Monday through Its attorneys, the company said the motel cornpies registered a net loss of about $2.2 million, or 79 cents per share, for the fiscal year ended June 30. 'The world the Europe of 1973 Is being encouraged to lw lieve in is a world in which it is reasonable and safe for each separate people, tucked away inside its own frontiers, to pursue its own private concerns. That is not a true picture of today's world. -. 11 ____ I-_ ______ __ J 1 ISI b1 iiI* lit i1%4¼f?t41Ztr, food is so expensive, why don'j we skip all this and lust have desse?' '1 PSC The fight resulted in a rule last March that utilties could pass on enough of the costs to bring profits up to a "zone of ia fliIOfl COu I I Southeastern Telephone Co. of Tallahassee, with $336,000, asked for a $198,000 boost. The Florida Power Corp. of St. Pctersburg asked for a boost to cover all its $2.56 million tax payment but the PSC staff said $1.56 million should be allosed. Chairman Pill Bevi., and member Billy Mayo said the rule would save customers of the three utilities more than $2 In the two years since Walt Disney World opened its gates to the magic kingdom, a flood of 92.3 million people have visited the sprawling to million Central Florida amusement complex. e attendance figure was released by Disney World officials Monday during a birthday million a year. The Monday meeting was the first of the PSC since Shevin said the Florida "governmentin-the-sunshine" law requires the PSC to vote in the open and give advance notice of its agenda. BILL FRAASA & GEORGE MAYBURY Total of over SO years experience in LENDING & CONSUMER COUNSELING 3226191 301 E. First Street Sanford, Fla. Corner of First and Palmetto Is Your Student Going Away To School? ec iS . party in front of Cinderella's Castle. The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling • H I ,AJ,. -- .. 7 > ,, , , ' " li;, 4 T, !' , public funds have and are conFORT I'IEtCE, Flu. ( All ) presented did not support a tinuing to be used to negate new trial for the guilty verdict. constitution, specifically the A motion for a man convicted of the mutilation provision guaranteeing public Schaefer was convicted employrs the right to bargain murders of to Broward Coun!litlr.S(ily in St. Lode County collectively throuli their ty kcmiagers has been filed. Elton Schwarz, public Circuit Court of first degree representatives with their defender for Gerard Schaefer, murder in the slayings of Susan employers,” Spriggs said. Place, 17, and Georgia Jessup But Dr. Don Magruder, said that his client deserved a 16. new trial because the evidence school board association dh(or, said "I don't think they'll find that at all." "The Florida School Boards Association has had and continues to have the posture that we * are not necessarily opposed to the constitutional collective bargaining tss'te," he said. "We're simply concerned with the Imposition of a comprehensive state law which would oply to all school boards in the state without thought of local conditions." SOUTHERN LOAN AND FINANCE COMPANY Examiner's office was performing an autopsy Monday to determine the cause of death. FEA To Check Lobby's Records In Mutilation Murder PHONE 322.8321 WITH REDUCED 'NTEREET RATES AND LONGER TERMS AVAILABLEI Bill & George invite all their Irlinds and former customers to stop by and discuss this new loin program, 22 Million Visitors - OF SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. LOANS To 25OO Magic Kingdom Draws ORLANDO, Fla. (Al)) SOUTHERN AIR Th - - ______ sure figures in e reasonableness" set by the PC. Florida I'uwer & Light Co. of Miami, with corporate tax payments of $7.53 million, asked for a $6.17 million increase and -- EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY nikeS it marked an 8 per cent inaircut crease over the 10.1 million William H. tourists who jammed the park MIAMI (API Jay was promised by barber in 1971. In 1972 attendance hit Richard Milan five years ago 11,6 million. that If he lived a century Malan hosting the birthday festiviwould give him a free haircut, ties was Bob Allen, vice presi"Every customer that lives to dent of Disney's resort division, be 100 gets a free haircut," Ma- who said the celebration was 1 4 Ian said, saddened by the death of a nday. Jay walked Into Ma. ) ,oung Disney worker. Ia !:shop, climbed into a r IieborahJeanMccartney,30, and cashed in on the promise of nearby St. Cloud, disand got a birthday trim, The teachers group asked for when in tact it is a public TALLAHASSEE, Flit. AL' appeared last Thursda y while A teachers' lobby says the the records check as th e result shoseInembers pay dues out of flC%Cl aimed at living to brief : in ri'rn, or a new Law which went iiito public funds ranging from $200 100, said Jay. "I hardly beriorida School Boards car aton is using taxpayers' money effect Monday. Per year in smaller whool lieve it myself." Two other complex employes Jay, who came to Miami in P to fight the collective bargain- The law forbids the use of districts to more than $3,000 per said a tall, thin young man with 1917 from Pittsburgh, retired ing provision in the state's con- public funds for dues to organ- year in larger distrIcts," mortag2ge blond hair was seen getting Into treasurer for a local izations that refuse to make 4 stitution, the started car with her. The school board group, say- their records public. The law is The FEA and eight other un. company in 1940. lie trig it was not "necessarily op. a result of a fight by news- ions have asked the Florida Sit, getting haircuts from Milan in The car was found abandoned posed to the constitutional col- papers with the Sta te Associ. preme Court tc draw up rules 1950. øutsitlt' Disney World late But he said Monday's trim of lliursday. Miss McCartney's lective bargaining issue," ation of County Commissioners for collective bargaining since agreed Monday to a request of over its rscords. the legislature has refused to do his Capt. Kangaroo-style prob. body was found Sunday in a Spriggs said the school board so, even though the right was ably wouldn't do much good. slimy creek in Osceola County, the Florida Education Association that its records be opened lobby had been "masquerading included new state constitution "You can't look pretty when 14 miles from the complex. as anindependentorganization written in l you're 100 years old," he said for public inspection. The Osceola County Medical John Spriggs of West Palm ----Beach, FEA president, said the ANNOUNCING A teachers' group would check the school board lotby's books. "We fully expect to find cvi'' „I dence of what we feel is imsuse of public funds, namely that Transfer those words to America, look inward, and they apply with great force. In the face of monumental chat. lengv. wert' reachm bund satts!.ictii with nc fici dorn.s in th e political and social realms. We're celebrating our disagreements more than our agree meats, casting our differences in Immovable polar ice Endlessly, we bear of millions of Americans alienated, discontented, walking away, wanting to be "Ii'It alone," spurning what is oddly called the "work ethic," cutting political party ties and, In large numbers, not voting. We are taking freejom to the point of license, very literal. condoning all kinds of crime, talking of law and order and Iscipline as if they were the devil's concepts, lounging about uselessly in the streets as if our society and the earth were a well-stocked, sell-sustaining, unsinkabie ship. 1i We can lay it on hard against both our big political parties for their gross tack of enlisting, inspiring leadership, the 'si, barrenness of their thinking, their corrupt self-service. But blame falls wide. We must all want that common I ground where aI.me we can assault our dangers with effective actioa. to intervene, Asst. Atty. Gen. William HanIcy said Shevin wanted to be th requests were correct. Shevin and Gov. Reubin Askew had been in a lon g fight with Ow over whether consumers should pay all the corporate taxes of the utilities. M GAINESVILLE,Flit. (AP) Student body presidents at state universities have asked approval of wine sales on campus along with beer. Lee Constantine of Florida Technological University in Orlando, president of the Council of Student Body Presidents, said Monday that letters have been written to th presidents of the nine state universities. Nev Trial Is Sought lems: Tuesday, Oct. 2,1973-5A pr.' nnI - / .. 4/ ,/; - Keep Your Student A ware Of What's Happening Bock Home With (Tol , Iii' '' 1i5'i',iLi ;AV Tf It's Informative It's Complete In Detail __ __ It's Inexpensive GOSPEL 4- ____ aj~~.J MEETING ff`__~_~ SIX DAYS A WEEK OF CHRIST - EVERY WEEK A Subscription To PAOLA CHURCH _ _ ljI,. .10,c '. / I r Ut1iit ot Irm ON OLD HWY. 46 ______ 1I Will be mailed six days a week for nine months IUAR r UU HARRELL D. DAVIDSON MIDWEST CITY, OKLAHOMA Only Per Month Start a subscription to The Sanford Herald for your student away from home Today! flttfn h.11 Ar I Th 7 WUNU U IIUI I Each Evening at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 11:00 am. - - n.m.. We'll Start Mailing On Request And Bill You Later �- •--: - - ____ 6A— The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973 _____________________ An*er to Previ ous __ J . I, %* L ,00; 0= F 0i ! 1 'ietriamese .. e8A I I 'kir. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: A woman wrote that a member of her family had twen consistently stealing money out of her purse-fives, tells, twentie~,-but she had no way of knowing ree I comb form Ii 21 Sheen n Mistakri India 51mountain I — 14 I IT" — — I — ______________ I I 24 25 - — 28 31 32 -. __ 00I ( I MARGARET newest addition to the other 12 Circles of the Deltona Garden good - I 0,,~ - - - cording with I id brown shoe rmlish and it looks almost success Bring your talents to the attention of some bigwig new. - UA family informed me. "Dennis is DEAR POLLY - Mothers of small babies should try usin their regular plastic bath mats sideways in the bottom of theg tub to keep baby from slipping. This eliminates washing an hours after school to earn his own money. new ccnticts that can beiiety helpful to you. GEMINI (May 21 to June . 1 1) Pay your bills early so that E, MRS. B. probltm. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. .WIN AT BRIDGE a (Q106S4 •X4 VA7 •J1032 #1098432 #A65 4A10 48543 CAPRICORN (Dtc 22 to )an 20) Stop blaming yourself for condi tions you have no conttoi over Save you energy for Important activitics in the afterr-ocin and evening. Attend the . . _.,.if.ind have a good tinic Pass 4V East Pass South IN T Open ng lead By Oswald & James Jacoby , 11.S iting II rXPClIS 1,01low your hunches, which are very fer or JTB in its basic form all now irnptne harmony at home. ., - dplomscy and get far better results u. tr.ira, .k'ozthwhac and srnpoztzni life Direr the education aloig -1 - Cive m ethical training early in life. . Start " Thr impel, thev do r-tit compel" What you make of four.card heart or spade suit and to bid two of a rna r It t2,i I'cthwooj,Caj'f 9OO2 -- ------------ -------- '1' 1 1t (Ill Ft ti way Dennis was. don't )ou Th 'hiddintiacbcen. • 1 2 ngroe -- Fast Pan 2V Pass ? uvils A Q 1 7 4 ?K 4 •i 4 2 47 3 2 What do you do III 1110SPITAI. P8VCII0U)(;y ;x)nder will bid along, Two heArts is a similar transfer and shows at lea,it five ..pa e3 A-Bid two sor'ump our th.d t TODAY-SQVESTION Your partner cant nuts to three I,o-trurnp, What do.vou d2 now I I` Aaswertomae-ow In Professional Practice &id "Professional 1) clir.el' applies to lawyers, clergymen, as well as least live days I "Tke is A-B-C to them! Actually, it is usually X-Y-Z, The next meeting is Oct. 0 t even to college graduat es who 9' 30 a.m. at the home of have. "°' W Grayson 1263 Fieldstone cpeciflc technical jargon One of the commonest types Ae Mrs Cecil Halbert Jr will j' speak on of criticism that editors te . they -- - . - I,- 19 .. !'" C7 11. . roUL.E F,CEP, column o(practical psychology s fn)m my own iversitites. . Iliat awful Dr. Crane!" & ich 8 00 (2) Chase (6) Maude .._____..___.__..________._..-1r,, , (24) Orange County ,41 - in 8% ___ 9 00 (2) World Premier _______ Movie I,,'),.. :. (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Movie (13) Movie 10:00 (2) First Tuesday () Marcus Welby 11:00 (2) News i. \ L by Bob Thaves WHAT W'9E J ,, IFOR IS - 4 _t I rh (6) News LooKiN, () News (11) Starcast (44) Night Gallery MEN WITH .NOuGH D9IV, (24) Sesame Street ' 4 30 (2) Bonanza (44) Petticoat Junction L. - - (9) Wide World Of 9 PM UNTIL (13) Local TUESDAY thru SATURDAY I 6 00 (2) News (6) News (13) Sound Off (21) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (6) News () News (13) Peter Gunn . "Ile is bclitiling the dignity of us psychology PI rofessors by use of 2-syllable word s ! Actually. any Applied 1, sYchologist would consider (44) Hogan's Heroes OPENING SPECIAL PAN FRIED 295 I " : . c- -( (6) CBS Morning -*,-.1,&-&,&__4. k ',4I . L L1i'-lPS' A i i - - i I i '')' .. . . ato __ __ %VAR . k . (6) Gambit I f VM I I a' . "" o A' / " I __ ( ~) 9* J p /4j S ,, -.-. / I a' . 4 Ll..,\ 11 ~11, I( / ° 11i (') I :1 . ' - TV Im WIM slog : • • slog a ' ' - o - I F1 !1L r - wr - -- ' - ' .- - - 4 ~,~t#4 ~ , I ~ / f '1 ' ~ A * i '1 / I. - [~ - V 71k I I I . --,- ____ I •. iIF~ . ___r ~_ ' :- ~Vpw= ~ - __ , -WAREDI %sm -- - Complete dinner 3 pieces o chicken, mas pototoc and gravy, cole slow - (9) All My Children (11) Young And Restless Regular GOOD ALL DAY On A Match (6) As Tho World 1 'v, / - - '1-i. r - -*AF 1:30 (2) Ti (d'Iciflk1(XX/11(t"'tfvr(1k'/(X)(If1C'.m(d Deal \) S ~) ) ;51 1 i 'p.' - (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) News 'I s 1 AFTERNOOPJ Turns I gst Wedn"__ and hot biscuits. I . - I ews - _____ ri 0, __ yr i.i Chicken 'n Dumpling Hot Bread & Butter slog FII~ - (9) Split Second (13) Who. ,V KI . Game 1 00 (2) rI::e0,: Lu U-ti 2 -- AT 11 - I - *I/ , ..!I* k / I.-416I ' \ , .71 I " ½ Chopped Sirloin Tomorrow - I ) i fll'/tDBfTtff -- INN . "..I &~ ½ lb. Western Steak (6) Search For I ?:IATt% ' EVERY FRIDAY Hot Breed & Butter (44) Not I-or Women Only — ~I -_ 1 1 4 1 / I EVERY THURSDAY Choice of Two Vegetables Squares (6) Love Of Late J t~),[~~ , ____________ I t'J Hot Bread & Butter (9) Password —1 AK BULEY 10 LEE rJe Oci I _/_/_'i E 1 ii T VEAL PARMESAN rI I I I I I I I I I I` a~ Lee Falk and Sy Barry- .( EVERYTIJESDAY Mort Wa lker 101 I , '-'.-. .,%. %" t k - 1; ' ".. I" ri ____ \ ____%__.. --_.-...--- tcwl Pyramid . - . -- ______ p 1AL I OPEN •\ WINDOW r FtØil..) 9 - 30 (6) C t ii on 1000 (2) Dinahs Place (6) The Joker's Wild (44) Fury I .- __ tbe Z,j ) LZ~ I= 1 * -1 11 __ I -- " / I %, WINN DIXIE il/", I so r / Io noticed or effective? Ynu'te reading this one! , - ( 49q4 III I I THE PHANTOM casY way -brush No. Roach in callillets, cupboards; ,,round - FULL O I L' - - t ..L. , 1ituc. " ) U'(AY '0 tJ kitLhcn V- ____ . , --' COULD .1 , I - (.-. \ ILL - I , I _ III Ill if ____ - A SHOPPING Me t< 0 ' ' i 11 I 11 ~ _%7w, "' I - 7/ .) \ d i - j77 - I / 'i .____ .___.___` \ Control roai.hcs -ties loosmall for an ad I I , JI -- Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants Eithruni .it,d ' ____ . )3 JC'E 1 1 y I I MIP4114 I column by 2 in 4. F What's My Line? ' -- - / ( - . enclosing a long stamped ( '\ M SLEEP I J k l-4 -- BEETLE BAILEY I bloated financial luxury! So for rn Tests for E / •P.— FEEL lkLt n u I .--- II L1_ '-r amiI I i ~ f I m.asJ ...... I , , ' ~ ..(C) z • I. . ...................-- / ALL FULL LW . @I I - r .I IL ~ - iad 1 Y as much of her leisure U .me rt Big Business is file mArce checks though as possitilt' in her back yard of JI1S always the favorite target of Pool. Iler bobby is sewing. selfish politiclans who con in ---.----- SAN FORI) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show Chic - ---.--..-.--- ___) ____ II.sa ( 9) .- . BLON DIE 1 ------------- r - ~-_ 4-- (9) Bozo's BigTop A4.j 4~ _-I _______________________________ 1, .kv ,'9(Orn"4'r( - .. r w.. . (6) Capt. Kangeroo - '? ` ARE TER0191I e'1' Semester 7:00 (2) Today ' #11c I :: 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer I -- S A N FORD I FLOWER SHOP - 6:15 0 i 'C V , _--J . then) the total perspvctive ., k ~ I t needed to un&rstand that Big El Sl E LEBRON is a cashier Business averaged last year at Zayre's in Sanford. She "dfrised fft*tlao ar4 is rt*t$ to (9v#T fyw" and winfin costit ,*",% vtv stftd . 17 : \ 61 y' - - ____ . ,. - c - - ~! I "I 0LEMN 0ATh4 ______ VP ShetWm-,Sanfi)t%1 Inn 6:00 (2) Sunshine -_ - bef kiIE~ !, WEDNESDAY 0101I YOU 7 :; ~1 -. - . return envelope. plus 25 cents, and learn how to understand ImAh sides' I %7EU-11I IvW'NE AMCUME ' - For you can't pers-uade fir l__ inliuence the public sue essIull) i1h 5 syllable WEEK .. TLm4...,txa ELJE ME, -.7 PRICE V2 MORNING - V - th4tt critiusm i definite pliment' ii(ik Al A . . . Wednesdays Tuesdays - i LAST THgEE. TIME.S - W IUUflI IJ4UICJ / Co 6:00 at.& un. ow_Showing (44) Movie (9) Movie (44) News 1:00 COME 10 WORY. AT Workin pessors will 'tt,e', (9) Truth Or (6) Movie DTLRMINATI0N TO - -' V. ~ i 1) -- AND HIS BAND 11:30 (2) Tonight Show UItTH UMA.P1 AND - advance, 11 - L q Do^111I ijiduj ____ ' ~ I . fxl Photo coverage (part:es, clubs, etc.) sho uld be made at )east a week In " I - Mery Griffin (6) 8:30 (6) Hawall Five 0 - .,,. pvhm~ " . "I _/ . \ ______________ Plants .. a (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (24) Ma n A rid 2.. I T, WA,- - . nequests for women's errors In dealing with the public "Garden of the Month" corn- It (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peelon 3) Local High desired publication date For one of our most likely ferent member will sene on the article therein is "Psychology tcachct-j engineers I COJTRiVet TO 't.AwT IT OJT-'E..(A 8OM 5JE C½QR OF i 'J Oi i ;- white glossy studio photo at with Mrs. G. J. Ellis as her co- R.M.M.M.MW ~ ! . accompanied by a black and physicians and dental surgeons. chairman. Each month a dif- And I k'cture widely before a aiding taxes and Ii ing In medical, as well as dental two societies plus Nur s es a n d . transfer to Dental Assistants N1,15 two four-card major-s he biI call *it ii,larob% simpi) b4ds the better one ,how spades 1bl follow- up bid For 35 years I have also Two diamonds is a heart tells your partacir1liat yov cal i play wfltlen a monthly essay for transfer. It guarantees at least citber spades or no-irsimp and are CAL DENTAL JOUR NAL five hearts and asks partner to not quite stroal rnovgh to commit hehasfoji cards there If he ft tr hcarts wberetpon i 211-011 0-tober'A nII reii -y. f ot your copy scrid your birthdAtc and per), P.O. Box "Many young folks, as well as their parents. are still novices , about hospital procedure ITZPJ.J North one no-trump opening are arti- V elI IN,T ficial and forcing. Two clubs 1i Stayman and asks partner 110 Isass 2# a I one of tI-oc d1 ghtful )ojne people who is a born organizer III— zu, - !,,, ~p~c flic right kin:l .ot- di~~-jpljnc (list will makc this a - If. It. 11 I by Ciook&Luw,ence UU'3)t.JU\JU\JLLb forms, available at The Herald office should be Pellett, telephone chairman, and ( failing to gibe regarding their patients, _____ two-level suit responses to a - to Jklar. 20) Take that chip off your HSCLS (Ect) 'U 'hutilder in the morning or you could lose some very goW friends. Don't. be forceful M tryins to pin an obitcOve, Use chairman and Mrs. i Syllables' , , iith ipide jack and thei e will be no IN(ViSPAPIRENTEAPAsU ASSN I ; 11 3:00 (2) Another World 7:30 (2) Sale Of Century .--. Engagement and wedding The presidert appointed Mrs. F. E (Lirriott as horticultural up in ur hearts. East will from a f rM and had never been I !, — --- - - welcome your news! plants. %Oiy Which is also -Ali) (tie a% oherth ee i I \' not to '. scoring tncks with the king of talking over the heads" of spades and the aces of the take so much forin granted wnnl Pass Pau -\QtJARItJS (ian. 21 to Feb. 19) Apply yourself to 11 _r i I r '- , geraniums were but some of the 1 11(1 I er that button' If North and South are not "Dennis shook his head in playin JTB, North will wind embarrassment (or he comes 4 North "WIlile I was there, Dennis "L"' J932 KJ5 what It Is You want .today, so relcigate Important activites to the evening Consult with in expert who knows 1I buii operation sue. ceJ and I visited 1) i ennis d SOIJTH Wi %est "Recently. he developed a severe pain in his lower abdomen, so he cinnsulted his family physician. "Th e doctor ordered him t the hos pital at once for had a case of acute ap- to hearts and then takes his "%'hen she came into the room, partner right to game. however. repri man ed De nnis or not W est opens the 10 of dia pushing button on the monds East wins and returns the Jack of spades. South rises electrical signal system at the with the ate discards the two side ' "She auuvu Why din t you losing spades in dummy on his call me yourself? 1) other nurse explain to you about losing just FAST . every nigh tat the restaurant in his ge. bids two diamonds to transfer final!) located her 4K92 in the murning LS important, otherwsc you could get into expensive trouble and not by able to make progress Don't make a critical coniment to an associate. . "F play hearts, once he hears his part ner's no-trump opening lie 4875 WEST I pendlcitis. JTB saves game contract SCORPIO (01-t 23 to Nov. 1 1) Being very careful in motion -- - You will receive a dollar If Plly uses your favorite homesolution to $ me understanding nt yze e situation li n,c,v&c matter Take care of iii that work ahead 7-.l\ a good student and works long extra towel and the plastic mat will not slide. Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes *,~_ I,, 0 by Dick C,iI morning but then ycyj can get into worldly aff&irs with much on the practicil lcel and get much done. Obtain advice from -1 - `_13 1;.1;~~~_ ..I. 17, Is a high school senIor. "Dr. Crane,' a friend of his Au . rRANK AND ERnEu Deadline Swedish ivy, Boston Fern, mint 1/ __. 1 ,--r4t edy for the cushions on my brown sofa. The corded edges were worn, frayed and showing white so I went over the and vigui. Law you can --%, . grown. find new ways to gain in financial matters. ARIFS (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Problems may arise in th e hcaltl- TUESDAY Society "- \\ leviiis-ton SURE mLrssyl EAS( I_ " II Wm,*PIs Te ..IIII;_, r, I_ ' school marks; then works till I I P.M. each day for his own MOI But he was Ignorant ot hospital techniques, yet was II/ \\ P"A (44) Mod Squad _______________ -_ ?It' G . CASE Y-SU: Dennis M., aged brings a highly ingenious means by 1 meeting DEAR POLLY - I have just tried a most successful rem. afternoon \\ 1sJ) \\\ . 19DIF .,P policeman in. V hapter itiectirig will be held on \\ __ " " ar DELTONA - Fern Circle, Waytross Ave. for its first *Atre present, /1/ III \\ I - By FANJflE EDWARDS Herald Corresponden t j)0 \\ - ENDS WRON910ity! 10-11 NBC POLICE STORY over the ring, in reality LrrrLEKiSARE , - . Tell us Your story. We be happy at home Do some entertaining tonight Invite only your true and trusted friends - Fern Circle Beffills, .• 11 *,_~ Long, linda Parrott, June Raston, Elizabeth Sharon, Mildred Ulrey, Eleanor Warder, Mash Blythe, Rita Brown, Ann Denton, Patty Swann and C'arlotteWh1tmoreandShjrIev tiger. Club met at the hhome oI Mr s. president. Id t lied ca the meeting Plans for the 197374 year eorge 1729 East order and 17 of the 20 members were discussed Th next impatience, zinnias and into ttouble. Evening is fine for creative interests. Discuss in importaps matter with a friend VIRG) (Aug 22 to Sept 22) 11 )oU plan early for the rccreation you want, everything goes nicely for you later. Show devotion to III you stally llikc Ifelp them with any problems the') may hic Be logical LIBRA (Sept 23 to Ot 22) M ak e sure th at you control your temper in the motninS and you fu%d that the eveninS will - TIM . ' ' "t is —" FUS-5~ CVr-pt Shirley Pfluger. Those attending were Barbara Davis, Latisic Core, Carol .--- Attention, please! ;-~ -L ;;.- J -,itoiJ .in atgunicrit vvith an associate, and by ! 14__ - -. ' - - plant* Bonsai moss, double evenitug y be forc h - L undercover (24) French Chet A - _', I M4r . - 1. 9awkins ism an '. - n 1JIff -. 11 /I I r ,5TILL (VE;tY ~LE,my MA;z I. Qf4 T 5EE IT COIJT..' gala weekend with their sisters. scolded unnecessarily. Don't morning need not worry about them any longer and you have better credit rating 11 you control your temper, th ere can be happiness with flute this evening MOO"I Cliii PRF" Uune 22 to July 21) Usdiplornic> in -- _~ - - 51 PTA , The chapter meeting was a g W - -- / / 1 - 1 tor) Mrs Drusila Berger, Mrs George Ellis, Mrs Sal Venuti (Charles Edwards photo) DEAR POLLY - I have a great idea for washing shoe S without them in the washing machine. I simply you fri z.1-1 1. - 7/ /1 _ -1 I - - - arr.I%ercar) and spend a ' NEW CIRCLE AT WORK and the dress should be good as new when the box is reopened. - MARY W. depressed in the morning but later you know how to operate - - '!- ti ,~iI t - a I & $-Ltoo .- I CIA .1 . = TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You could be quite - - WORRY who can give you a boost ~q ~ %_%;~ - - . '. . (W - - talk ever the customer's head! which you can inipluve y uul ; _ __X ~ %& W join In Gamma Gamma's sixth pin Jem to a towJ with a safety pin and put In with the - , __ - regular wash. The towel seems to help rub off the soil emledded in the shoe strings. - M . M. disputes. The !- at the Sea Vista Motel, New finds 4 L .I -1 you under adverse aspects if enppd in i . ~ __-5IF~ \._. I - t Guest speaker was Dr. Oct. 17 at the toni of iut. of the fall season. Mrs. Henry F. Moore, Robert Bell of Deltona. His Brown to Lake Mary. DEAR POLLY - I have an answer for Ibsy who wants to subitictwas on "Roses and How Eeryone enjoyed the keep her little girl's first communion dress white. I work in By to Care for Them." He have weekend, good food and good CLINIC corp W Crane, Ph.D., a dry cleaning shop and, to keep our customers' wedding many timely hints to all rose company. dresses from yeIlowin. we pack them in nice boxes that growers. have been lined with biuc tissue paper. We carefully fold Denna Is a smart country boy —sFollowing his address each dress with more of the blue paper making sure it IS who represents the real hope of well covered. the box is t ig h t l y seal ed with package tape exchanged flowers, well / America. For he makes from the Carroll Righter Insfituts ) GENERAL TENDENCIES: The - . . - ' r-m a-ma.A—, e encel or we remain overtrained. inexperienced and LiEM PLOYED. - MARCIA CARROLL RIGHTER'S *11, - --- . ~__ __~ who tus tier husband-defendant.This who falls for the undercoveill kind of a role is well suited for cop. not knowing who he really Stewart. is. She agrees til help him take I I _ ~z Educators I I A" A - I I I Gamma Gamma Chapter of P Alpha Delta Kappa held its annual beach house party the --_ to look for jobs out of our fields (of courie. without experi. X id HOROSCOPE .i .I polictrnan Elizabeth Ashley (Farentii,o's 1 — Iic Wdrnbaugh, the and Cameron Mitche ll Li ex-wife) costars as the rnadar by Heimdahl & Stolid - r i DEAR POLL' - My Pet Peeve concerns some of the problems a college student may encounter when looking for a job. Some prospective employers may say we are over. trained for a minimum wage job, but on th e oth er hand th ere are those who say we do not have the experience for a higher paying position The result is that many of us are forced fl i . _______________ DAY. OCTOBER 3, 1973 - I*~,! -, I _. . I DEAR POLLY - Can someone tell me how to hang pictures on plastered w a ll s without using nails' I have tried those stick-on hangers but they came loose after PHOTOGRAPhER'S w I - PJIr By POLLY CRAMER a few weeks __ , , _q . .1 - Christmas — J# & F. ,; Now I have to start ugging him In July to get a faI tire for our . L __ o , _ • New Meth d N eded For Wall Hangings what DEAR ABBY Tell the doctors wile she My husband Is a professional photographer. He phOto.. grapbedourflrstehildwhensbewasonehouroId.n took thousands of pictures of that little girl until she w about 4 Our seco came uiuug aiRl my LIUUdLRL didn't go quite as CTSZY With his camera yer No- 2, but we do have some pictures of him. No. 3 was lucky to get her picture taken on her filth birthday I- I ,"ç% rOLL. i 0 . IMAM Edna I 4 t 0 W -------.--- ___ -------- DEAR DREADING: Come right out and tell Aunt Ednit bow you coveyrd for her last Christmas, and ask her Olesise III remember Al M year becaute he is so fond of her be'd be hurt it he knew she forgot him. ! - -- ~_ I . -•1 know . — 1 / I -,. I - -- -- I Joseph in Angeles --• v _;W --- I i~~n; " . zi&_~ "_ -r to forget Al again this Christmas. but I 1 . - /0 _._1 119 =11,nw ________________________________ with an international use, creating and serving a reputation. It was a successful consu ltant for this anthology of esisode, I Time Previews I Movieland" Jillilily Stewart is back, playing a country lawyer his "riting, ability to television star, " r . . I 1151I Do pnispecfte iawrws of HAWKINS Murder hts 1 Hollywood defending a film vestigating a prostitution ring star's husband accused of headed by Sriake McKa (Fred killing . Williamson of "lie Legend of assaulting his stepdaughter. Nigger Charlie" fanie). IN GER31!AiV~ ~ ) __ BUGS Beach Part) . bitertains Naioor niir,. 1:1111:t,Tilqlsili"ll,A~lf_.'Iofol:I 01:1I movie on TV last seasoll . and police stories. James Farendno turned into a rotating series. In stares in the opening episode as -- THE DOLLAR iI 1 .L I i~V _.. -,. - I I -- N"LIVIC -1 L \1r' Martin, 'I'KI I _ - Robyn Mr _______________________ i COLOSSUN . i'rc1 \1 ii tin t -- ~. ~_=_ -- q \' J ( I rt the first : P Z i' S IT THE 1 - \, Iits T. 4-11 I I -,0 ' 1" i by Larry Lewis tf- If r Gro II CBS 9 :30- 11 lI i i u . 1 h I TV i i ; .,.',.-" P1 .4 0 ) Cind ______ \ (4 .,. 0 0 I*11 .1 I B'U1)Ai1 L. i__1_-- . . ----- . ". -!~ , -, - - . __ - r- =T __ _~____ I - ~ 5 F - was scarea to death At wou!d say something about Un . 38 139 40 - __ 49 '' "beautiful tie' she sent him, and 1e wi1dn't he was talking about. - _ _______ t411g : ,.,, It,; ii. i- I.\tU/S -___ N' ELIROPE LAST SU,;IIi1,1ER, -.I- 111q. t7uless :I' ___ __~ _ . I .1 ~ IU.1 ______________ , ' ~ _37 i - r - I. k i*k ..;I f , I i i I J (S s TEMOST EORAB_6 RUIN i k._._'U Robert Martin Jr., Karen . DEAR ABBY: I have this favorite Aunt Edna who lives out of town. Last Christmas she sent me a lovely personal gift, but she didn't send my husband At anything. She is not an ignorant ,AI so I can't understand her actions. Al is very fund or her, and I knew he'd be hurt if he knew she forgot tAm, so I bought him a very expensive tie, had it gift-wrapped, and told him It was from Aunt Edna. i 4v . 1 H11 11 I ;I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS t 0 1 Fleming. Kyanne Radcliff, I Aunt f• el., I—Ti I11 [II _h_ I I_/ - qukrd to obtain gentian ,violet cryO&Is. saw gift to the bride-ticct Others attending were Mrs. - catch a thief purple-handed. one needs the twileration oll a we — — - 33 34 r year ~, ~ - I.,. I "' JI I I , , .'O W ; 1 , " Guests made their luncheon selection from the bountiful buffet. I UI I , N SIIERLOCK The few times during the i . , ~~ : niums around a bride doll Hostess I carefully dusted some money with this powder. The next day the money was gone-but the culprit showed up ttr p! ceomit nip I' 1P1 hinds' If )ou use th I r" .. ) -,--"I - " -, -, . 0 ti - •,LI. " .. TO:TN4~ 0 0'N Id ,hJ _____ - 4, sage, to complement their ensembles. The dining table was centered 1 L. ' -,.#. ::7 - 4 - '* her mother, Mrs. liobert Martin, a )ello% cor — — ____ .i , C corsage and 50japanese apricot - I - 1~-~ - _________ - , .. 11 I I I "I ________ - and rope beads. The hostesses presented hcr with a white ful __ I on the hands of anyvne who touches that object. '11le stains are impossible to wash off-they must wetr off. I ______ y — — — — I have a better idea, which I used when we had that problem in our house. I got some gentian vlolet crystals from a pharmacist. It's an invisible pow-der which when ~ 40 Lyric poems 43 Turkish prayer obligation 29 Feared — purple stains Mls Cind cheon t S of Sanford . dy arri%ed on iun.. scene wearing a navy dress, striped with white dots I I s lothful ones 38 Closed 13S II pitcher Like line 25 Castle ditch l6tleavyblow Crude 4sug.3rof 27 Discharged an 47 Laugh 31 Pitch 31[liver ISP ) Green her (Liu'hter -. TAkE HIM It - Green. DOWN *Tutt 33AI1CIC M3 of Cca ?rpt* N V Niw Sst. t.c- sprinkled on an object will lease dark ifl(l : WELL, YEAH ...— 0". NOU HAD ... BESIDES, I BUT "Ift 'TKAT,GLEAM M ,1 4 TALKED TO THE 1) IN YOUR KNOW nat? , 60Y5 FATHER ( Otl! *** THE F10NII, -) NW! i were SW TDO &N,111! I an Orlando restaurant Mrs. Curtis homes 34 Plowing device :4 PalbologIcal I Obis, fluid 2 Crafty 26 Affect deeply 3 Weather map guilty part} was. You suggested at 53 One a ho PU14ple-handed the P 7TiikroIa ort M Nets LA! It .. - CASEy AjII : I I AND T",,\ 1" ,41,wNou .M HELLO, , N - flostesses for the event 54 Femin ine 3Ataflhimes ,~ aI Mary, Oct. 13 bride-elect of honor at a pre-nuptial luncheon ____ ared Fam ily, t h i ef is caub°ht for sure who N V 1 L. TR 53 Appe t' ',iusteiine I , I r'.1 .~ ,""lucid 15 Lease right D WEI" ,; ~ 1!:I OXWON19W AND OSCAR 4 I 1: Secure alainst 46 More unusua I 48 Gold 4.Sp I risks 4V Bring into u tonv b6t M artin Honore rL W Goddess I 0e .1 .8pital of i U d y fflend Misa " I r, Pulpy fruit ' 42 Puri",41, .r ACROSS Puzzle ., _*1 2-00 2 Days Of Our Lives R&A' 0 00 Light I ~ 1* IA LA. 0 1 . ...I (11 Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My (44) Patty Duke FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. TIL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford ~~~~~~~~~~~~, ~~'ll, ,i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r I - �8A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973 ________ , 1 1 - '''''".'..'•'•."..'.'.'..'.'••'..r.'••-.- •.-..,..'..,..-.•.•..--. ....-...,,...,.'...... Mrs. Meir Ask Austrian PM To Open Jewish Transit Camp - Will - VIENNA, Austria (AP) Chancellor Bruno Kreisky apieared likely today to reject Israeli Premier Golda Melt's plea that he repudiate his pledge to Arab terrorists to close the Schoenau transit camp for emigrating Soviet Jews. Mrs. Melt was flying to Vienna today to meet with Kreisky after delivering a speech Monday in Stresbourg, France, to the Council of Europe's advisory parliament, Kreisky told newsmen Mon. day he had no Intention of going back on his promise to close the ('amp. That pledge was given Saturday to obtain the freedom of three Soviet Jews and an Austrian border guard who were kidnaped by two Arab take 50 that emigration of Soviet Jews can continue via Austria. These have not been made public, but the chancellor ,_ - declared: . - IX N _- Thumb I ndexed $895 _ ____ ______ 1,194 Pages. Sire 9W' x 6W'. Typographically and odi. tcially. this is a new book; easy to use by those looking for aid in writing and speaking. Printed in large, clear type. on opaque white _____ - paper. C.m aft _____ proved hv the s, ,%-Jets, thes KuLky [ild he WOU1U expLiin sud. to Mrs. Melt the "practical Mrs. Melt put aside her prosteps" his government plans to pared georo 2 - stuart 133!. ROBINSON - ORLANDO ( ~Z speech to the European I. We go to a doctor when ill get a mechanic to repair our car retain a lawyer on legal matters '" Pj rezhnev, Shui'T"z Talk Trade Vows Briefs War Still Raging - PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Government forces continued to mop up Khmer Rouge resistance In the provincial capital of Kompong Chain, 47 miles northeast cl Ptmin Penh. Kcsnpong Chain's airport, three miles out of town, *1111 Is encircled by lnsiwgents. In other fighting, The government said three of Its troops and 10 lnswlents were killed 14 miles from Pbnorn Penh as troops advanced toward the beselged provincial capital of Vihear T O BREAK GROUND FOR OUR NEW BANK BUILDING LAST WEEK. - .. I 1. I -1 - American Trade Commissloi which opened Monday. Brezi nev's wish to see him so early I his visit appeared to reflet Soviet anxiety over the Insis ence Ia the U.S. Congress tlu the Kremlin must liberall2 some of its domestic policic before it can get lower trad harriers. Majorities in both the Hous of Representatives and the Ser ate have declared they woul not approve most-favored-na lion trading status for the Sc - SEOUL, South Korea (AP) About 300 students at Seoul National University staged a sltdawn demonstration to demand government reforms, including the dissolution of the South Korean Central Intelligence Agency. The students also demanded to know the truth about the case of Kim Dae-Jung, one of President Chung Hee r -F ' Freely. ! .-4 \u_IIU I,17- ,..- ..- .. -14. - - .,'- . 6 .JI t :- . ,,4 f.., -. -S - -:-:-:-:-:>'•-:-:-:•....................... -'.--'-'----' ._ -~ ~; - 5 ,•' It" - t '-I,-.* ,. ,...• -._ - .. -. - .-.,;• - I" .'- - .;p-. 4. ;;: .__.0 - . 1 - . 1.; ': • . .- - . - . •N •'•;.• .1 .•,.ff..r . - ._,aS ze .. . . •. Z. '4!I' - .4 ./ •i-•. .I . : . . -. ,, ., ' - ., _ - - _..,,ê •,,,,,. . . .' .. i a. - - .1 . . -, BE A REAL HEADACHE! So if you need money vai or money management 834-9212 Sanford SANDRA RAWUNS 834-9212 Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349. 112 Aflamçytss' Spnq SHIRLEY MILLET c7), iot City HILDA RICHMOND O Itona f NEW YORK (AP) hanging out U college getting the numbers or the quality of a few years foot ball wash: ago. You couldn't blame the University of "The firu.ncial situation-tui tion and our Massachusetts' flanker ba ck if he had his mind difficulty in providing on something other than football practice Yankee Conference the type cf sthoIarsip t1 provide shut us off on Monday. After all, his fa ther was busy In certain play s who er are going to the Yankee Chicago winning the pen nant no one wanted. Conference. Also, they can play freshmen." "Tim Berra is the most dedicated ath lete on our team," says Roach Dick MacPherson. "And Minnesota 's Cal Stoll, whose team faces he prefers to be known as Tim Ben-a, rather than second-ranked Nebraska this weekend, thinks Yogi's son." he's found the Cornhuskers' weakness. When Massachusetts plays Rutgers on "In the pregame warmups," he says, "their Berra's mind had better c'n the arne radenr k off a cat r to" and not on the Nauonal League playoffs In Cincinnati, A boy selling bumper stickers at last "If I)C has his mind on baseball," says Mac- weekend's ara&Minnesot game reading, - _______________ I_ J -_ - I ________ I =r-_ _ - •• -- _,_ Y = ii •.. . . •.. • - - . - - _____ • M. •- •' - - - . . . • 1. - :. - - -: -. . • . ... - - ----..-~=- 1 - _----- -A _____ --'-c-'-.4.4S-S . ____ - '- >. - _________ .. ____ - _______ _____ • .. ' ______ - _______ -- - - -iw ____ __ ,~__ Z. ____ .T Jim A I DESOLATION ROW BILLY HARDY (78) sits head in hands along with the rest of his resting teammates in the second half of the Winter Park Game. During the first two periods, the bench was jubilant with possible upset thoughts that turned sour in the final half. (Herald Photo By Roger Hodges) "The Jayhawks are for real," was promoting his sales by shouting, "After next week they'll be I.astSaturdav, MacPherson adds, "was just a antiques," great day for our conference." 'Tain't so! Kansas beat Minnesota 34-19. This That would be the Yankee Conference, which week may be a different story, though, when the Jay real, Wks meet Tennessee. Tennessee Is really shocked the Ivy League a couple of times- New for Ham pshire beat Dartmou th, Connecticut heat Yale, Rhode Island tied Brown. Ironically, W played Duke last Saturday, It Massachusetts, the Yankee Conference favorite, was the Ivy League's sole victim, bowing marked the first time in 55 games that a RyCZek did not start at center for the Cavaliers. Harvd. Danny Ryaek, now with the Washington "We have a multitude of problems," says Redskins, was Virginia's starting center from Coluitibia's Frank Navarro. "First, the Ivy 1%&70. His brother, Paul, took over in 1971 and League isn't getting the players it did a few started every game until Saturday, when he was years ago as far as depth is concerned. We're not sidelined with a dislocated elbow. .. .... .. straighil-her husband was no tone Yankee Stadium, the Mrs. Ruth said she had re"boozer and trawler." scene of 27 pennants and 20 ceived hundreds of telephone An awful lot of people have World &res triumphs by the calls from people who said they said that about the Babe," said New York American League were happy that flank Aaron Claire Ruth, a frail but militant team, failed to break Ruth's home run little lady in her 70s. "It is ab. Mrs. Ru th was presented the record In the last game Sunday. solutely not true, e Atlanta slugger was just m plate used in the 5O. oneTh 'homer shy "On the contrary, the Babe last hoe with 713 af te r year-old ball park and hated crowds, night clubs and Mrs. failing to hit a home run in the things like that. After a game, Getrig was given the first base final game. at a stadium ritual presided friends would come around and over "They ask me how I feel and I by Mayor John V. Lindsay. beg him to go to the 21 Club or tell then) it makes no difference some place like thst." Only the outside walls of the to me. It doesn't. I don't care '.IV Babe always would restadium will remain intact as one way or the other. Nothing fuse We would go home and all seats in the 65,0l0-capacity can hurt the Babe's be's name." have a couple of beers, Some- park will be yanked out and retirties a few close friends might placed by wider and more corndrop in-usually not baseball or fortabic seats. Tiers which ohsports people." struct the view will be erased, Mrs. Ruth and Mrs. Lou Geh- the press box and lounge rooms (im rig, wt se late husband was an will be improved and parking d Ptandings - Mets Clinch N.L. East Title - . us D TMOV91 @Vnvp Dnmm 54f7U/ZO4,... 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'OUR TEAM CAN DO IT' ago PREDICTION-Despite Kendall's high ranking, the Oregon fighter has Just about come to the end of SEMINOLE HIGH cheerleaders get together for a rousing pre-game his fistic days. Quarry will win. all'timeYaneegr-eatwhoseta facilitIes will be expanded. cheer before the Winter Park tilt, won by th e Parkers, 42-14. How big, depends on Kendall. It should be a great action (HeraldPhotoByRogerHodges) fi ght, with Mike taking most of th e rounds by a narrow margin. A Kendall victory would indicate that Mike should I1' II ASSOCIATED PRESS retire, but I can't foresee that happening. National Football League "Irish" Mike McKizmey's second two bout will be in a six American Conference rounder on th e Quarry-Kendall card, Eastern Division The Irishman is one of the most exciting fighters CHICAGO (Al') The New York Mets are Berra said, "and had all to come I those injuries." I T I'd. M. OP DETROIT The DcAP It champions was what the Inns needed down the pike in quite awhile. He will have the famous duo of of the National League East and they "I guess the baseball ltaliü race Is like a distance 2 1 0 .667 Lou Viscusi and Hill Gore in his corner Wednesday night. it hifted to "reverse" if (lie), intend to drive toward 48 did it in Chicago, as if to flaunt their success in runner," Garrett said. 'If you give it all you've Buff. u 47 -4 the face of the failure-ridden Cubs. Mike Dundee, son of Miami promoter Chris Dundee, will gear Monday night and left the the National Football League N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 48 42 accom pany Al Cook to Orlando. Cook (7-7-2 is coming here Atlanta Falcons stuck In playoffs and it put a detour In The Mets clinched it Monday in a 6-4 victory the end," ___ mt. 1 2 0 .333 38 68 over the Cubs, who once to mee t Sa nford's Vic Perez In th e eight ro Atlanta's path to their dlun d semi-final. were eight games ahead W he n the conquering r;•. ;Won N. Eng, 0 3 0 .000 43 85 of the Don't be misled by Cook's red, he might have flag. . field in the East but then did their York Monday the style to ght, ni th ey were Central Oh-Isbn welcomed by beat the local lad. Word comes from the gyms, that Vic is customary fold. ki crowd estimated by police at 1,000 at t Guar 3 0 0 1.000 93 23 vulnerable to a gtx1 tx pair of raule-dda zzle reatL,ck. Mets third baseman Wayne Garrett told Airport's remote Marine Air Term inal. 2 1 0 .667 54 51 newsmen in verse plays, plus the superb Cm. PREDJC'rJoN -Perez should build up an early lead, and the champagne-drenched dressing Just barely hang on to take the nod. 2 1 0 .667 42 57 running of substitute fullback Clvnd room afterward he never was discouraged when Mel Farr, sparked De troit to a linus. 0 3 0 .000 31 94 the Cubs were so Tony Licata, the undefeated Southern Middleweight far ahead. Western OhIslon Champion meets tough Denny Moyer In New Orleans tonight. 31. thrashing of the Falcons ShIe1b0 ID? "Not really," he said, "Chicago has always The Tampa-based IAca ta hopes to use a victory over the 2 1 0 .667 39 before a crowd of 45,599 and a K.C. 1, Par® 8ng, pp 4; Eddy done it (fold.Three out of five years I've been LONDON (Al') oe Bugner, the man ZMre, PP), ltmra Y:& PP 5 De nver former North American Middleweight Champion as a national television ;iiuflence 1 2 0 .333 76 79 here the Cobs have goucn way out in [runt at th e I iht fs onte loved to boo, reiiters the ring PP 8, ParOo Oak. %' 1 2 0 .333 31 47 start, then all of a sudden springboard to a world tl le shot. Jevi. P I: Rent Larrea, PP 7. Tuesday they hit the wall." night after two straight The triumph was th e first for S. Diego 1 2 0 .333 47 65 Orlando promoter, Pete Ashlock, has tried to bring 3 Domingo Tor1, PP 6. Pardo "But I'll admit back in June when U - had A cheering crowd will greet him in Lonthe Lions against a loss and tie, Arana, PC), Arach,i National Conference Zarr, PP LJcata here to headline a Spor ts Stadium card, on several I best record in the majors I thought they ha d a lot doll's Royal Al bert hall. lbarra 4. Gendi, PP-6 Rene while Atlanta has lost two different Th --'d-up is that, Eastern I)lvtsior bcttcr chant thais we did," Garrett Said. hi lofty April:, PP- 2. European Heavyweight Chamnpior. Bugner, .Murva, PP 7 straight alter an impressive 62- Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 105 30 ranking, mlddlewights shun Tony like th e plague. Bayo lace. PP 5; AItuna The Mets clinched their ti tle in a morning stil l only 23 but with u veteran's record of 50 7 victory over New Orleans, If you ever get the chance to see Licata In action, don't Wash. 2 1 0 .667 93 41 game, t Mugutrji; PP 1; Pena GerTa, PP he first of a scheduled double-header, fights including six Ioses, is now riding a The game pcned he [)oi, S:,L miss him. His wock in the squared circle Is thing of beauty, 2 1 0 .667 78 95 :,vcrest of popularity and is a hot favori te to é. a.o Ira PP &; Sale ftengoa, era at Tiger sta. N.Y. Gnts.I 1 1 .500 67 49 Fifteen minutes after it was over, the (an 8-5 favorite) will stop Moyer PP 7; Alca-Toni. pp. outclass Italian challenger Bepi Ros. (11W)). around the gill. I'liii. 7 Eddy Pedrosa, PP 5. Arlo 0 2 1 .161 51 8 lileanlngless second contest was called off and Most pundits agree the 31-year-old Kos PP-2; Domingo Lirrea PP-S. the champagne was uncorked. Central Division F'rankie Otero, time second ranked Junior lightweight In s uld prove no match for fast-improving ho •. ac•, PP 6; Egula .4, the world, Is scheduled to meet Ken Buchana.q October Minn. And what a way to bcgirm. 300i Everybody got splattered, from the batboy si 32 I to Bugner, hlungarian.born Bugner lost against Canada. McCafferty, vyho replaced Detroit PP s. I I 1 -5W 54 43 Manager Yogi Berra. Muhaniniad Ali anil Joe Frazier in his last 9. A:Ca,PP 5, Marurl, pp Otero, a cuban refugee who does most of his Joe Schmidt as hetid coach this G. Bay Rusty Staub, who hammered out four hits I 1 1 500 39 31 fighting in two 1IhLs. And ba ttles d o n't come AOUOa, pp much down Miami way, was beaten by the former world lightaswi, is noted for Its t,ç Chicago i 2 0 leading the ay into the pennant playoff 10 lain, PP a, Mugur:a, PP 6, against toutier than that. weight champion, Buchanan, last May in a close 10 ro un d casional use Of trick plays, Cincinnati, Western Division Eguli, PP-i. said, "A couple of months ago we The fans often booed flugner m the past, ii, Maruri BasIlda, PP 1; Aica decision. former coach Of the Super Bowl l..A. 3001 94 33 were out of it. Then we put It all together." even when he won, But his plucky showing Garro. PP 7; Rene-Pra, PP champion Baltimore Colts Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 68 PUEDILTION_Buchanan Is set for another shot at the Berra said that only o during the season did agai nst two of $7 Manolo Maguera, the greatest fighters in his tory title, and won't let Otero stand in his way. The Scotsman " a skd no time trying (bern t S. Fran, 1 2 0 , he think the Mets 96 Bastida, PP 3. Pena QUiC Lu i might not make it. aNin endear ed him to the British (ig't fraternity at shoJd win In six. PP A s" before the home fans, New (fr. 0 3 0 .000 "That's when we were about 12 games out," last. 116 I .' .,. :---:. FLORIDA FISTIC By Lee Geiger - - Sappers Hit Bridge For fast relief call the -. NEW YORK (AP) - M hank record of playing in 2,130 conThe refurbishing will not be Aaron bears down on Babe secutive games, were special completed until early in 1 976. Ruth's hallowed record of 714 guests Monday at ceremonies The Yankees will play in Shea home runs, the Babe's widow marking the beginning of a $27 S tadium during the 1974 and nts to set another record million face-lifting Job on his. 1975 seasons. q ia' p """-:-' .'•-•-.- in August and released In Seoul five SAIGON tAP) Communist uppers blew up the second bridge in 24 hours on Highway 1, South Vietnam's main northsouth road, The Saigon command said the bridge was 48 miles southeast ci Da Nang. The earlier blast wrecked one span of the Cau Lau bridge, 15 milea from Da Nang, and army engineers were trying to replace It with a pontoon bridge. -• Mrs. B Ruth Wants To Set Record Stra ig ht Right out of Beatlemanla. "Here Comes The Sun," a joyous pean to the sun. That will be the new watchword from now until Christmastime when Loudd will most assuredly know how well his campaign over the summer has fared. He will have to have his hosts assembled and his presentation prepared for the NFL. It's been a long night in Central Florida and with Rommle 's help and a lot of pushing from the people who flock tohim the Sun may just berising over new stadium and a NFL team some Sunday morning In 1975. Park's leading political opponents, who claims he was kidnaped in Tokyo day!; later. The questi on of w here the sta dium, as usual, arose and is still awaiting the final word to disclose which of the three counties will get it - Seminole, Orange or Ow.tola. The Meeting, at Altamonte Springs' Red Carpet Inn, may suggest a little if you're Inclined to numerology, oracles and other superstitions. I don't really care anymore where it is. just get It here. We have plenty of room in Seminole and m - home course tonight, The course is run entirely on the Valley Forge "back nine." Tonight he run will be a little different from the first t time It was used this year,In the Greyhound Invitational. The distance has Increased from 2.0 to 2.5 mIles.h The extra length - anywhere here "The Rev." Loudd's family sat in the front pew watching a man they know is out to move a mountain. He meant nothing to Central Florida just a few short months ago. Now he is a household word. A prophet that may bring NFL football to Central Florida, He is waging a holy war. A war against governmental Indecision. "Take it to the people," Rommie cries like Elmer Gantry, only, this time the tabernacle isn't burning. It's rising. Here Conif s The Sums) is the new word for the area. viet U.iion unless Mosco In addition, dissident Sovie intellectuals have gained mud publicity In recent monthi wit] public statements demandini freedom to crltidze their gov ernment openly and calling 01 Americans for support. Tonight at 6 p.m. the Lyman crow-country team goes into its "toughest three-way meet" of the season at Valley Forge Country Club In Altamonte Springs. Lyman Coach David fluggini feels that the Hounds face stiff competition from the two Metro foes serving a3 the opposition: Winter Park and Boone. Lyman will be hoping to extend their undefeatlng streak to six when they run at their will do Just fine, -ft q allowed Jews to emigrat Koreans Demonstrate Herald Sports Editor The football fanatics who trek to Miami every chance they get...and their wives who wouldn't mind ne ar ly so much a short Jaunt somewhere in Central Florida and might Pi'n tittend too. Loudd sat sligh tl y apart. watching the warm Up proceed. In the choir loft sat the pcss, supposedly objective, bot si lenUY(and someume3notsoefluy)g the of the hopeful. We want that franchise here Just about as much as Loudd. It meam' a lot to just about everyone.1 can th ink of, except a few diehards who are still peeved about Disney World. Aff was added by the Inclusion of another loop around two holes Winter Park distancemen, In the Eagles' Invitational both on the golf course. Don Cook and Rob Moreland finished ahead of Hound leader Expected to run for the Hounds this evening will be Duncan, Also finishing close to the top was Don Hanna who Kenny Duncan, Mark Bousquet, Tom Herron, Dennis Burns, finished in seventh. Jim Donaldson, J immy Brinker, and Glen Otto. Huggins is also wary of the Braves. Sam Bergstreer In the Greyhound Opener Duncan set a course mark on and Alan Stulets both finished in the top 15 at Edgewater. the 2.0 Valley Forge courhe. Bergstresser is only a sophomore and Huggins believes that Since then he has set a record on the lAke Brantley facility, and won a three-way meet Involving Edgewater and he will be a thorn in the tiounds side for a few years to come. This will be the third time this year these three teams Colonial. H Ile also finished sixth in multi-team events the have (aced each other In competition. All three times Lyman Colonial and Edgewater Invitatlonals, has come out on top. Friday at the Edgewater meet he was 26 seconds off the pace while running with a sprained ankle. Huggins believes In the Colonial Invitational Lyman finished in first. Duncan will be back at full strength today. Winter Park was fourth In the 19 team event and Boone was _________________________________________________________________________________ Eected to give th e Greyhounds trouble will be three se venth . I WE EVEN GO T COMPETENT HELP the third meeting of the Sovle News By JOHN CIIERWA Herald Correspondent Y. ______ L MOSCOW tAP) Commu- cessions to the Soviet governties,,' according to lass, U fist party chief Leonid I. ment. soviet news agency. Brezhnev unexpectedly called The two-hour Monday night A spokesman for Shultz sa U.S. Treasury Secretary meeting between Shultz and he had no details of the me George P. Shultz in for a meet- Ilreihnev covered "a wide ing. The secretary has schet ing here, apparently to discuss range of questions concerning uled a news conference ft difficultiesbeing encountered Soviet-U.S relations, including Wednesday, prior to his depa in granting U.S. trade con- the development of commercial ture for Washington. Shultz came to Moscow f B i Richards r - A I 0 FOR HANDICAPPED A two-wheeled conveyance Ic. the partially handicoppc ;i. Ly ,. 4 , èvsi.tU fit ir;a iio:ncranas. 11 ~~I .:,: It was a revival really. All that was missing was the tent -and the rolling sound of a portable organ blasting out "rock Of Ages." However, a battery powered tape recorder almost inaudibly rendering Joe Dario's official fight song of the Florida Suns was enough, Yes, I know, football Is big business. But It's also evangelistic, At least to Rommie Loudd, the preacher who never really had a pulpit and played football Instead called on those long dormant talents to rouse a crowd into action finally fulfill ed his destiny. The near 3Oo people who at ten ded the first meeting of the Suns' Booster Club In Altamonte Springs Tuesday came to hear the man who doesn't have a chance to get a pro football franchise Into Central Florida. "The Tampa people said I had only one chance in 50 to get the frandiise," Loudd told the crowd after a tradidonal revival warm-up attendants, public relations people and election of Booster Club Officers. "1 like that chanet'" Loudd, OU SCO, [IIt uflc of w. •uper hi lI,t1 it , the sky d1stb lain. Everything he has came from hard, sweat pouring work, and I guess that's the way it Just has to be for him. Central Florida should be grateful. At first I th ought Loudd was a mere dreamer, That is, before I met him earlier this year, when all I knew was one no one could ever move the powers that be In Orange Co unty to get a decent stadium together soon eno ugh tobeable to askforafranchise youwouldhave to w8j LII everyone involved got too old to attend meetings for any pr ogress on that or even a conven tion hail. That's what I thought when I was on my way to meet Loudd that first Dine. Two hours later I converted. That's hard for a cynic to do, But Loudd could convert Wilt ChamberlaIn into playing for him and having Wilt wonder why he spent all thoc yc iiig that I o1 roundhall amr. s terrorists, X" I. I. 75,000 Now Words ., Spotlight ,: ~.- .... I. ,__ I% ..I. ::Y ..... .1. -Third Edition - Ho- una Lyman n(irriers in N i o gn .. Thesaurus 1. Tuesday,, Oct. 2,1973-1 B 0 Roget's International "The decision of the Austrian government is of such a nature that it allows us to fulfill all our "The very principle of the obligations as a humanitarian freedom of movement has been state in the future. Cancellation put under a question mark," of the government's decision is she declared. unthinkable even under the hardest pressures," The Israelis contend that it M O closely guarded transit camp like the setup they have created at the Schoenau Castle is necessary to protect the cmi__________________ ; grants (torn Arab terrorists. They say the Soviets prescribed Parts' the escape route through Mis- _______ Pari ; Inn for Soviet Jews. Any alter. nate route would have to be ap- Winter Park, Boone Test Sports s! parliament Monday to say that Kreisky had given "the great. est encouragcment to terror throughout the world" when he promised to close the camp in exchange for the four hostages. The Sanford Herald I - - �.- ---:------'- --'a' 1B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. 2_ 1973 Just Metro 3- 1 Over New Loop The Sanford Herald Fancy A Passing Tuesday, Oct. 2,1973-38 ' iffhere Have Metro Conference 21.7. Three years back Mainland was a member ot the Metro why they have so many contests with the which senior league. This past Friday it was much the same with Winter Park By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent topping Sanford Seminole 42-14 and Boone edging DelAnd 28- 12. and the Big Eight Is more than hail over. ThIs year the two major Central Florida conferences play seven games to determine whIch league has faired better In the rivalry. Both loops composed of mostly four. A teams. The Metro contains Edgewater, Winter Park, Lyman, Bishop Moore, Oak Ridge, Jones, Boone, Evans. The Big Eight has Winter Haven, Kathleen, Lakeland, DeLand, Seabreeze, In the firs' confrontation, Daytona Mainland heavily favored Bishop Moore squad. The final read 13-7. To date this is th e o nly success the young er loop has had against the Metro this season... Mainland had to come back the next week against The now the as T B9 EgM Mitro First oowns thgYIdQe 1191 , ,, III listed I05 Yarclage 431.2 S penalty VardiQi 15 S Metro punting Pan Ing Yardage ins 52 11.7 2.5 that 's Blame it on the rules. On a couraged more running. And The ogre known as the zone is what is wrong with pro football certain lack of imagination when learns win, other teams the real culprit, though. it has today. spirals of Van Brocklin. The tousled hair and inspired leadership of chunky Bobby The magic of V.A. Tittle. The polish and finesse of Otto Graham a way the deep pass. It has watch, anymore. begun to discourage any kind of pass. So quarterbacks become mechanical men who had the ball off and occasionally throw dinky little passes to people coming out of backfield. Thrilling stuff, huh? GreenBay'sflanDevtnelsan Norm Metro has four Sanford, and Mainland Tribe stayed even with the Wildcats for the first half. However, final score reflected a 'Cat uprising, 42-14. Ridge and Lyman. compilation Gainesville, Nainath. marks Mainland will play Winter Park. the clear edge with a3-1 the As It stands has been listed below using series edge. A Th e numbers are the cs from this years games. statisti uirady played games. They are averages of the 85 they might be In a Herald Scoreboard Colonial, TOMMIE THOMPSON, Seminole High's consistent ground gainer, works hard for short yardage against Winter Park Friday the Oak take four Scott Hunters for one you look around and they're And the Packers stick it to the gone. The classic drop-hack Jets, even though you wouldn't form and thosc. spectacular remaining three games In the series will be later this Sanford will have to face are CHURNING OUT THE SHORT YARDAGE does it by throwing nine passes. among coaches. But most of all, follow. Coaches are con- of all, was fun. Denver Jumps off to an U1) blame it on zone defenses. forndsts. The running teams And the more >ou think pressive start with Chancy how did it happen? Why does When they moved the hash are winning, so the losing learns about, the more you come to the Where did they go? Suddenly, Johnson, a St. Louis castoff. it have to be this way? in last year, it en- start running. Simple. conclusion that perhaps By STEVE BISIIEFF Copley News Service explains The high school football season is only three games old but unfortunately the rival between the Metro Conferemm Long Bombs Gone? All !EJflj! liii L1 ,!I!L VLJjf Layne. It It's as if they were all swallowed up in one huge vacuum, or something. 3S- 25 Clearly, the glamor quarterbacks have vanished frorn* 2 3.7 26 1'- - __ - I bald -a-- I -• - -- their _.. - - (Herald Photo By Roger Hodges) L - -- Y_ There is no need to search for evidence. It was right there on coaches in the NFI,seem to win that way. Don Shula, George Allen, Chuck Noll - :,our television screen on a ret tilt loil(iy nIlht football . HE'S EASY TO FEED Lightbulbs, medium rare CONTEST RULES 10 football games this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. NtL Pick a number you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number in the space provided In Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. 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(SKANUT MACGREGOR beating the Itonlytook themtwomlnutes to get on the scoreboard on a pass play from quarterback Ken Perry to James Edmonds good for eight yards, the extra point try failed. Ten minutes Into the game they scored again on ano ther Perry to Edmonds pass good for 40 yards and the extra point Wa.Sgood Ofla Perry to Mark McIntosh pass. ABCsts 811110111 YR. KY . 1 au tomft 1164" RIO n The Bulldogs contir.ued their winning streak, avtraging more tha n 30 ts a game -----, TRiNITY PREP DRUM MAJORE1TE Wi quarterback, had a big day being involved nv in all their scoring. The Jayhawks first touchdown came on a short pass play of two yards from Jernigan to Justin Hunt. The second touchdown was on a Jernii.tan interception of a Packer pass he was able to return all the way, good for 40 yards. To start the second half Jernigan was able to take kick-off to the Packers two yard line, on the first play Timm), Aiken went around left end for the score. The last touchdown From Tuesday 7 A.M. _ Pm Edmonds IflJ...I%Y OPEN 24 HRS -.-_.'- _ wins Shannon Smith, Hams quarter ba ck ran around left endforslxyearsin the fi rs t half for the First score. The ot he r touchdown came In the second ha lf a pass from Smi th to Andy Logan, both extra point try. failed. From Saturday at 6 P.M. to Tdâ di 7 A.M. De 17-92 & 27th Ji.rgcnscn on the btiwh This year, it's even worse. The New York Giants have become a force with which to conte nd. Their quarterback is a journeyman named Norm Snead. Atlanta opened Its season by burying New Orleans under 62 points. The Falcon l.a Dick Shiner, who has ne ver been able to start for anyone else. John Had], a noted passer, big In his first regular season game for the Rams, He "Well, they're a peculiar breed, football players, And th ey're prima donnas. Chancy Taylor once order a tu be of too th paste from room service. We told him It wasn't on the menu," he said, laughing at his inside joke. "We always try to help out. We sent som eo ne out to th e vending machine to get him some and it was delivered to his room. "We try to please, and we have most of the National Football League teams staying at Marriott motels before the games Its a responsibility This week we're expecting the Chargers.b hats the team with Tim Rossovich, you know." lie giggled. 'lie's easy to please He eats light bulbs, Medium rare. I . ). c, into the Super Bowl with Sonny a pasi froin Perry to Whittt4l. The Remaining Days 8319993 E a speck of dust on the blackboard; fresh chalk. fresh eraser. If not, th ere are tantrums," he said, wincing at some Unpleasant memory of George Allen pitching a it at th e sight of a nub of violated chalk. We Are Now f turin. disciplined but National 00 League, a terrible trend for those of who grew up loving 80-yard touchdown passes and dramatic come-from-behind finishes. The good teams no longer are built around their quarterbacks. Miami put together a without itS best perfect season passer. Washington stormed ' anI!nrb rraM F1OP/4 STATE 814N/( "The Washington Redskin s are very set'in their was. Coach George Allen is very particular. He always has is pregame meal, a cup of coffee wi th Diron Talbert. It's a superstition. I guess Th ey must have won after he did that and they don't lose th at often. So he always sits with Diron. Larry Brown has a piece of toast and a cup of coffee. "And the Redskins' meeting rooms have to be just so. Not See Jim or Joe from square negatives 126 iL''UUi Shop Indiana vs. W. Virginia Florida vs. ISU I-. ..) OUTER LIMITS Auburn vs. Mississippi Nine Drive-in windows 9 500 An ' g raduating Open Mon.. Thu rs., Fri. 111 9 Sports The St. Louis Cardinals introduced a new wrinkle for th e pregame meal - pancakes. They found that it took four ours to digest a steak, that it makes you heavy to eat much protein They eat for easily dlestablc energy," he said, his voice losing its ring of authority, probably ecause St. Louis' record endorses 16-ounce sirloins over pancakes. - $1 400 St,iE BANK The Open a student account .-.. "And one gua rd from Buffalo, I forget his name, ordered his steak raw; absolutely raw. And someone always asks for his steak burned to a crisp. Mike Lucci of Detroit sends his back - and back, until it's charred it Just kills the chef, but what can you say to a 250 lb. linebacker? 'Anyway you want it, sir!' THE Baseball Styles From 43.0* Other ONE-STOP Buggies BOYS, flMG . Hunting supply store I s5950 sizes A~ YOUR _r'T re "We get some unusual requests occasionally," he said wi th a chuckle. "Pete Luke of Philadelphia ordered lasagna for his pregame meal - at nine o'clock In the morning. I don't think e played in the game, though." ( Th e Marriott manpausedtocontemplate thegargantuanproblernof pass. ing despite pangs of heartburn.) New Shipment Class . was none for the guests. Ray Nitschke asked the banquet captain for a four-inch cut: that's a bout 20 oz. of beef. And he came back for seconds! We had to raise our standard 800 fee on the Packers when they returned. LAKE BRANTLEY PERMANENT PRESS CORDUROY BAGGLES BY: - me marnoi moci, every bit of tried fish and rib roast in the whole hotel. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. LYMAN au,çut-u w put-upon man at "Th e Green Bay Packe rs are the biggest eaters. In Wash. ington, last year, the whole team appeared in the hotel dining room for the buffet the night before the game. Th ate Medco .......................... Winner ................. NOTHING TO BUY-NO OBLIGATION $4 ......................Winner .................. Fla. State Bank .................Winner .................. RICHARD ROSZELL Box 873 Lake Mary 32746 . "It's not easy, Feeding a f oo tball team be fore th e big game." Since pro football teams view each and every game as a ,big game, and since pro football players are notoriously big eaters, and since there is a nationwide shortage of bee f, pressed him for details of the average pregame meal "Well, it's quite a scene, th e morning p re game meal," he said thoughtfully. "There are no flower arrangements on the tables or anything like that. It's all quick. They come In and eat. A nd ," he went on with obvious distaste, "th ere are peopie in the next room having their knees drained while the meal Is being served, "They all want sinloins - 16 oz. sirloins. I guess sirloin has a nice ring to it. Except the Green BayPackers; they are the on team to order rib-eyes. A lot of the layers just nibble on e steak, though. Th ere's a lot of was e. e offer scrambled eggs, toast and hone;?, baked potatoes, canned peaches in syrup, too. (Reasonabie Fac3imile Also Accepted) 1st PRIZE-Sb STEVE DONLEY 132 Country Club Circle, Sanford Feeding By Joan Ryan OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK WV , 3 suu, - . against effective Mcbe this is football in its 1a)be the clost.r i perfection, the less exciting it Is. But remembering what it used to be like, It's difficult to .i c - . , . oo ' _____ ___ ____ HEAVEN HILL •4.1 ____ ' I, cLlt:iAS 511 IMPERIAL IIIU*4SWtiIII 43:5 SZ''A •A' ,.-_ - SPRINGS P .-. A%T 3l095uz i.c. SEt I _______ k.,ø I 1 195 ' '," CHAMPAGNE - 1.39iv. sttI"NtIO'I'il CACAO COLD DUCK IMP ". (*, 55 J5f5C' 651$u (*AVPISAt " UII1I&SItICL* 4i9 ITS CHAMPAGNE S3-... THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY SCHAEFER BEER 6 luSORf, bIER lOS 419 lOS 4.19 V II. 0 I $ vs $AUTIS$fI ' Sti BARTON Stilt ita GUASTI mUI - WHITI POSt MUSCATII - 5 5(t cAll 05 4 A BC 4.69 - .9 "'s 499 GAL. GOLD SEAL '/ - -- III 11411 3t BUY ABC AND SAVE 1lT't(lSAIoI,*fl 20.94 IMP. ITALY 10 YR iistci, ____ CALVERT _____ • "46% 1*P *'*IUICII.tiv 1 in . 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Itlort ccwa-1 S%~ ti4Ql'% 10/ I?'4 c 401yo YP.a.ae4.O, Sys 0 up P1CtitWl.i f,*óai _4t7 s 'mq It!If b(Ctt*orifl Aato Wi PUMa or LP * 0 Casselberry We -f T'I(J ,._..d 710W First St M - SO BRIDGE LIGHTING CENTER 2400 S. French Ave. (1742) Sanford Bank Americard LAY-A-WAY rs _____ 1 • . - _______ 1 Buy Direct From Factory New Mattresses n, cnrinnc r"' Any Size Made To Order Foam Rubber lnnerspring um Ortt Sff P -.-. ----- - - . _--- 1 1 LR)ik r ff T T---- - 2 .. -- -- . .-,. •. ti - 2111~ r' __ ..• -••-•• - -. It ________________ DDL'D ('t'lltRL"I' I It) SNAPPER A LiA% slJUIj £ • Demonstrated by ... II Th _________________ Your Cost $10.00 Wheels or Not - Ph. 322-67 ou enjo Iondon with the expertise of a serious drama, con trained "vel agent and the a Is always personal experience of having sele c tion top notch lived MGst of tier life in in .0 satisfy England. every taste. It's a cultural feast In addition, she returned last of a e month from iier most recent trip to England aW has firg In addition to theatre Uckets , ,, London Show Tours offer many hand- information other highlights including an latest t ;jes. • orientation sighWeing tour, and a get-together party t itrs. Schlenk which you'll be able to meet London Show Tour which departs from flrinna-Ira en other members of your tour and y 041*1. CA.MUa Coll p . PiZQ crNluar ts ELUMIC DU(*NE VONICA A I 410%1 OMEGA Du5y ND l.fINO* PFINIAX Oc& uSHER FOYOIyE GELL I HOWELL PotAROiD M 1rRofcOPts RCttElri 1A*tE "&SI(4CA *.OHEYWzLf. HASIELBLAO 'list JODAr LfNp4Cr cO5S N ifiCA I(lITA. Silvici *aidaRi. At 11, K Pu H ff A for REpaI1lNo F4$q Ticca. on Prv,1. ion Pt.ipf SW Vic* PpqOIO Ff115141 NO •.nir 0w4.My tu4,, I I4k £ W1u Ni Ovia1, . Vale's Junior Cut Payis The YES caarw It Iao Ters Iaa1Ais1ca.g Fishing Hole 12'I8 French Ave - Mau* Cirs - VCsel STILL MOYSI $ SOUND ICUIP. roe esiy 1 OP 15 M.M. MOVIE CAM RENTALS FILM P*OCiSSiNGaj fliS Shoeland 390 LOP4GWCX)D PLAZA HWY. 17.92 LONGW000 a '=" - - - Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. 300 ba A enuSaord, Fla - Route 426 Ph. 3653248 - rWW7MqNqV- - they have learned a1l there is to change from brunette to blond hands create magic! to hardware, we got it, pardner ,F,, S E WXNGL E .. -. RT BETTY SMITH B& E 838-5873 1'IU)l I Caual. the we a womaI(aq,live with., r We Buy and Sell (ONE ITEM OR A HOLEFULL) f11RN/TUk'1 S. HIGHWAY 17-92 Smartly styled to flatter the feminine foot comfortably. Scho'Pcds from Scholl. Bea utilully supple - 831-3304 CASSEIBERRY, FLQRIDA - accessories and a ;ue ra : t, . igc 7Ih * OPEN IlL 9 • -. LaV Avii1 d HOE iME .1 HP BRIGGS 1 STRATTON ENGINE 32" To 35" Cut You Rgu*raion ouie riiciv Detu,. to Sinrc . -: • '1- Ml&or& sturt 'a HYPNOSIS . . ,' ... . Nirt from t,t 11tr for C karr. D-9't,r N41Ott#r - - flI.REI1 1 1 DOES YOUR PET uto Ports NEED GROOMING? Mixon A Me m4nr-r lusitowsha:', and arlirj '1'qj. tirç r 'r csnft Machine Shop WE HAVE NEW& MODERN EQUIPMENT & TENDER LOVING CARE 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford A.M TO I 322-5752 322-0808 Dv Spood Ousii ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS HOURS A P P LI A K CE SAtU 4 11&YtCI 8 -6 Monda y. Sat urday Closed Sunday JIllilIIIIlIIIIJJ1I1JJIfl fetter • Ideal Christmas Gift' Pox of 100 folder:, with name printed. For "thank or informal messages. Envelopes included. 1 Th is Month's 11 SPECIAL THE PRINT SHOP 2'5 ffnei Fr4MltY 1:Ofi-M ;-':J[ CARPORTS - -_ GARAGES INSURANCI REPAM The Vitrole Nil flJiJJJIJ 11(11 111111 Jlfl 00 Inorma1 Notes $5.50 Living fl ____ I = J"t: R:.ci • Ph' '-42.! DeRARY, FLORIDA 'l1l hIil l lJlJIJJIIILf 111111 111111 111111 III 11111 tiLl HI IIIIIIIIIIH 1IJHIJHI1 S.E. LINK Construction Vihlen Rond. Sririfnrd - ORGANIC PLACENTA CONDITIONING CREME WAVE REG. $25 NOW $22.50 Aires. Buenos The city of goad food, fun and companionship. Stop at one of the good restaurants and have some asado: meat barbecued vertically over in open wood fire and basted with fat. Or stop ataquIetconnf,-j for a snack, You can have tea and pastries or cocktails and sand. wiCh Shop the Clue Florida where ou will Ilnd the jewelers and leather goods Buenos Aires. It's fun! Make your reservations through CARIBBEAN CRUISES tLJI) OF ORLANDO INC.. 574 No. Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Mall. Tel. 645.2060. Open 9:30.5:30. Sal. 10-2. We handle &I fcr,ns of transportation but we 5pCCiliie in Cruises ANYWHERE Helpful Hints: Accepted wear for women In foreign places is most often skirts and Stockings. Tb. Awl,. M.dIgsI Aiim. '.''."r ru.j.i,.d h,..,l, Is 1011, of s esit el N.I of ..dlaia., puril •.ty is II. I1.Id of p.ysh.usk ill, (bs,k .. .,..k .v4I.. $uh Ills =or ..If.,t th,s.i,.l In As tam of builrolmoi P,eI4004 a,,,... BIG TRADE IN t606141661 Ia1•(iSaISS Susul pr.hIs.s, suh a. l.p.t..a. •r frlildityi Isik of peiss..i .tIvstI.. Spastic ask.., 111m454 Iueugi.. i.kIa, P.., c..cs.trsti•.j I.t.a•ks, of auIIg mad so IS .dl.f1.It,i.. K1'p*.111, In many f.a.a. sea sput,.i. ehuis.ts i.ch praki..... I VITAMIN E CONDITIONING CREME WAVE REG. $22.50 NOW $20.00 be - L' guwe' Kaik6i4JLeo nfl IICTUII.O1MON5TIAflOa5 AIIANGID P05 INT$ul$TID GROUPS. FIRST HAND INFORMATION ( / A vs - I SS For Every Purpose .MIRRORS *PAINT WAL[PAPER Senkarik Glass& Pint Co., Inc. Pr) in 46" 210 "Aagnolia Sanford Av e, JUDY SCIILENK saw famous British actor Alec Guiness star in the comedy "Habeus Corpus" during her recent trip to London. She has up-to-date information alxut other curren t ly playing in England's capital shows dlv, as ell 'is first ha Pc I ufui- j ttuii about the Lundtin Show "ours and Fly-Drive Train-Bus Tours being featured this fall-Winter-Spring season. London, she says, offers every tourist excitement and variety. WWLflWJwLrLnJ NOW IS THE TIME TOMAKE vOuw RESERVATION FOR THAT Holiday Party (Banquet Room Seals up GLAMOROUS NEW 'FRI-TONE WIG Stylist Maria Garcia, model Jane Black BLOW YOUR WHISTLEI COMET I Rasp .' The Riding Mower That -1 0 Works Like a Beaver TOUOP4 FREE DEMONSTRATION DEPENDABLE- - STRONG AIt*Chrneflt for vmtuuming Ie*vn, pine needles, and ligh t litter Canhaut.dOZea aerate and With the proper Implements. WEED EATER AS ADVERTISED ON TV TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE Catering to suit your needs fllflkAme,*ca,d 322=30118 Airport inn of Sanford CATERERS. LEON WALKER & FLO PEMBERTON 04 Sanford CALL 322-2611 or Our Toot Is loud 831-9993 ADVERTISE Ask For Bill Martin Your Advertising Consultant Don't Put Off 'lit Tomorrow What You Can Do Today And Strong Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Herald Let us feature Your Business with a PICTURE and STORY Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100.000 P rc *.p t.rt*, %7 , 1h Yir °roduc? C)r Scr.a Matter Charge SMITTY'S SNAPPIN TURTLE MOWER 7710 Orlando Dr. For More Information fertilize WE NOW HAVE THE to 200) You Can Get Results! (30) 327.1111 PICK UP and DELIVERY 2517 Country Club Rd. Let Us Yes EASY FINANCING LIAXAMEAtcal Lewis Sales & Service 202 French Ave. 323-25O . Call AC-305 322-7029 NATURAL PROTEIN WITH WHEAT GERM OIL REG. $30 NOW $25 JOHN SCHLENK WHEN Remodeling OR RECOMMEND THE USE OF HYPNOSIS - Ak 8.8 Monda y- Sat urday Closed Sundays TRADE 1145 ACCEPTED FACT OR FICTION? FICTION - 323-6404 • - THE MEDICAL PROFESSION DOES NOT lviii Vi IN, 'j - 5.,*r Oat J-r 00 :.j'j 3159 Hwy. 17.92 Iatt IIntaliar. /1 fom $425 to $1300 Mixon Auto Porh .j)•, for , for all your office p,in,0 .IlI#I:r&i rn.ri Cam V&v• Opeqation CHICKFN Stick Shift or Automatic Drive with 4 Spud Rang es I.ctrjc or Manual Starting .'.i .. all SCvCte .- I 99$ To Serve Co,i?rots Ru99*d. Rust PrQØ( Pgty$Piyñ Caonal OPFN Power Equipment To Serve GESTETHER EAHOORDE RS PH. 322.9442 2100 SANFORD Chicken Snack Pack 2Pi.ces.FF.RolIs Locations CASUL If ICY 134 2431 ANO MC1v ,os 7*r( ) PHONE You Every Season FOR P Dpn4ab,. UAIWIJ PLAZA YARD-MAN --% BLE Fully Auto.,a1,c . In addition to wigs, Ilie Red (ASilLIllay, FLA. 1PS AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENERS . glove leathers. -Soft -stepping soles. Relaxingly firm sup' port. Feeling great and looking good! Sunday 5:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m [ALL FOODS COOKED IN PEANUT OILJ - HWY. 17.92 - ' yo ___u. hprdwarc Z LONGOD PLAZA • Beautiful and Charming living Lashes by LaBelle are and specially trained wig display shelves and racks In ultimate in evening glamor. ft stylists, another fabulous fashion item plush, red-carpeted salon are Is graduated from blonde The salon is owned by Mrs- wigs of every shade. They come front. through a deeper shade of available at The IW Curl. u.IUJLV Ma 4IILIO anu an ncr son In lengths ranging from the blonde, to rich brunette at the Inese permanent cluster lashes Martin. They have been in the shortest, to long shags, and 2$ back. come in a full kit, and refills are wig and beaut y shop business 15 inch falls of human hair. The also in stock. The lashes are [lave The Red Curps top ears, and owned a chain of st)le5 are both formal truly permanent. They last as and stylist Maria Garcia transform stores up north, before moving informal, and include the new long as your own, and are ever you into a movie star beauty a.. 1Florida 1(111W) uus this year. so unuen more stunning! "I)utch Boy," and the popular with one of these little wonders! When It come to experience, "Freedom" afro style. The Red Curl is also opening The effect is both drama tic and up wholesale to dealers and flattering. hairdressers, and welcome Maria worked first as a beautician, and th en was inquiries from persons in. terested in wholesale wig trained as a wig stylist by Fashion Trees. Every time supplies. t - 'ihen U come Whether you want a dramatic lays hands on a wig, her skilled of Setrdnole Plaza, Ca&wlberq, The Elura is the most heat. styles and shades in this new facing SH 436. Ile Red Curl resistant wig on the market and store. offers a wide selection of both can be set with heated rollers The Red Curl specializes in human hair and synthetic wigs, without suffering any danmge. - elaborate and formal styles. and has on Its stall two talented Arranged attractively on the The new Tn-Tone wig is the Oviedo - - ft £4 - Ph. 322.6755 New - Used Furniture - - Y , Nursing Care Since 1964 Phone 322-9842 A. ITIIIfA (1111.131 OIlS SUITE s1s.e*I.Hwya3 PH. 131.1232 - a fashion-conscious tin- Mayos have It! In i years woman who has been looldrig y - y for a wig salon where she can know about th e wig business. Ito find out if they DO have nd while you are sure to find both style and quality can For example, they carry a more fun!) or simply a little appreciate the superb styling, stop searching. full line of the latest Elura wigs cluster of curls to give extra you are just as sure to enjoy her The Red Curl is just the place in a synthetic fibre that looks height and glamor to your own vivacious personality and she has been looking for. exactly like human hair, and hairstyle. You will be charming Cuban accent. Maria Located in the newest section can be curled like human hair. delighted with the variety of is true artist. In England for one week via wonder. You experience the self-drive car, or British thrill of exploring ancient Railways, or The National Bus cultural and historical sites such as Uxmal, Kabah and Company of Bntain. ltiChucben, while enjoying the sun There are a zdting mu city Show Tours aaliablc. Visit and magnificent scenery of Mexico. ionIon plus darn, Madrid, Copenhagen Caribbean avis" 0(fen a ui.... - a, - U...1... II:..i.a (Wild UI 'r..... IUEIFIIIOUflOS for a '""' 3N1I W YUCB uca an for days and four nights, only dream vacation which includes 8cc0mm0daU0n. theatre tickets $139 from TamPa. And $147 In the cities of your choice, and from a host of exciting optional tours. Canibijean Cruises arranges i ancr are tots of trips to packages to other Central takes you non-stop from Miami gather valuable Information Mexico City available, and American countries such as El on to London by jumbo Jet. Both regarding what shows Caribbean Cruises travel Salvador and Cot Rlo. The th e city, one- and two-week Show Tours agency 'can arrange special value of visiting these places Is Include hotel acconunoutation _______________________ The tours are attractively tnipa from Mexico City to they are not yet overcrpwijeJ priced, starting at $420 be the Acapulco, with a stop-over at with other Parabin 1*1.45- 11*VtCI-liWUt stands memy EDWARD'S SHOE fitter! Tlic ShOW 1, W'Id $497 fCSCiflhitUlg Ta.XCO, a silver theatre tickets for the two-week tour, based on mining town dating from IIEADOUARYIU cop P$OIG0*App, I found somecn# wto really under. with private ba!h and hrea.iat LAWN & FARM mom. EQUIPMENT We alsc have other pieces. ist At Red Cur S Out & Save And Accessories WHOLESALE- RETAIL That'sfh scrIp$ln fr Wlckr rurrljiureS!oD fl td,y Ind se the Wicker DesK Librar y Tdbi1 ana Lamps we have. To travel agent who Is from (alwa)s for orchestra, stall or double occuDa.ncy rooms. colonial days England? dress circle seats) to shows of Another good value.forA' hIrs. Judy Schlenk at your choice in the city. money tw of England -i the Mayan Caribbean Cruises travel ayan Ctvliizatlon In The tours run from this fall Fly-Drive Train-Bus Tour. Yucatan, Mexico, are uvwuiing agency in the Winter Park Mall through spring 1974. includes rot-rd-trip air (arc can advise you on a trip to%l London hnd unlimited mileage increasingly popular-and no iether EVERYTHING 1 Top binow in London A Drive PARTS Ilta. N W1i' better peri.n to cn!at Out Patient Therapy ArAGFvay AUTO Personalized Professional B; ikAtillericard. Wisscvnsin, Briggs and Stratton, While checking out stilitty, s and Tectunseh motors. They And don't be surprised if you 717 he Weed Eater, as ad- range of fine Snapper inowers, ?!so carry Kendall oil and •see a Snapper (omit standing verti7ed tele v ision, is now in look o ver the nut) little self. grease. Ct'flIlTt't' A up on Its back wheels. That's stock in two models. This propell FOR SERVICE n..z OR STORA No need to have a sad-looking ed Atlas mower. This GE • just another of its many at. machine gobbles up weeds at a beauty sells for under $100' Mike Smith (1) and Billy r,yson lawn this winter. Snap into tractive features, and makes wcnderful rate, and is both The Cycitne fertilizer action with a Sn.aDpin Turtle! is Fall z)ee Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled ' "I 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients- VA Medicaid fIT .... -- "where your friends are" Qamera ........s.o, - CENTER Sanford, Fla. •...* HEATED POOL FALL SWIMMING CLASSES FOR Infant • Pre-School 'After-School • Wthers , 1 4 - able at Sinitty's. Just what your lawn tiieds this winter. The Jan sickle bir Is another hngi ,ns*u ii.. UIppi,. Ilt saiL prlccdatSiilltt)'s U1'tit 2710 Oriando II r in Sanford With the on hand If your machine n,,I. J--. The (omet works like a ;*IrC)Ia.SC of a mower, the attention or its regular check. recommends this as ideal for beaver, nioing down an grass takhers arc half price Up Smltt's sili pick up and heas) field groth The lindell () ncr Mike Smith, or service ;illight weeds that '-i ihliver The number b rail i yard va& uwii i. anthr qti:iiit lil.,orij:vr 1 be J2 211 product available at Smitty happ) to glu. a free demon. 'r r • I-fir your convenience The hand) Poulan chain saw ii)C..uIIICi has an attachment str1itlon any time SOU drop by, Smltt)'s is open six days a is offered with a [me carrying for vacuuming grass, leaves, In addition to (hi Snapper eek, and until nine on Friday case pint needles and light litter. It (oinet, Siliittyli has inanY Aswell as a complete stock of nights. The store accepts cnn also haul, doze, acrate and other fine inowers, and is Nlaster Charge and blades they have parts by fertilize with the proper im- currently featuring rider 0 NURSINC Smitty's has service and repair facilities, and keeps i good supply of parts and blades -- 322 96 File Tire Supply specializes hi ?Ires, tune ups ok. air conditioners, gas and lubrication Two l,.echanics on duty Also Airport Service Station (at the Airport) '"rn'nhlIiuIuewonaerts three HM ingredients in liiOer tough dependable and sIr trong,. _____________________________ - FREE Pick-up & Delivery-Phone Today 919E. 2nd St. PH, 322-3332 Ctiarge Nursing and Convalescent Resith!nce 11% all - ph0 Ph. 322-2350 Master Seminole Lo(ge COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 372-2624 Sanford, Florida icurner i:eic1l i. 251ti) Saturday Sw r- HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE Sanford . --.7 : p[yTh/ Fte Tire S 15 Years In Central Florida SALE Light Fixtures Lamps Many One Of A Kind Hurry In For Best Selection PARTIES, CRUITYY ZA Pet Supplies :::uais • Vegetable t'lants Beauty Salon Ph 323-1760 BANQUETS I WE CATER TO Fertilizers Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Hair styling, prmanents ani determined by facialf..itur,s. Each clip we take, curl we make is des" to make you levity. ö .. 831.0526, Create Coiffures Yl. GOOD LIFE 1913-6 Tuesday, Oct. 2, The Sanford Herald I I Making Room For New Merchandise October Clearance Located nezt to the Paza Theatre in Sanford Plaza 327.8610 CASSEL NURSERY & LANDSCAPING 041elm&& One. Half Mile North of 43.6 240 South Hwy. 17-92 Mir A AKE OF THE Ij.i4 Pui o* P.kzj' Cu Grin: $ WW or I& ow •*tra cak Ph. 322-7928 Sanford �6B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday Oct 2 1973 Consumers Suffered _ _ : - _____ Another Food Setback _ 8 I OtISE (OOh, Associated Press Vi rfter Consumers fighting Ue battle of the bulging food bill suffered another setback in September, an Assoclited Press marketbasket survey st. The falnhl) grocer) bill W I Ii I I I I I I J I. STANFORD, Mont. tAP) - once it's petty somber" said flt) School auditorium Everybody knows everybody Thputy Sheriff Ralph Gentry. r 't mu h dff r ' i k r !m ç S. - : - - . II.1 'J' fmr tt N d rt t uk treasurer ' lion firm, lie had flown the -. i¼ _____ t i t -' ,-- 'T • r, •'-:-- ' Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. It trip, described by the sheriff as "Thlngsareprettyquietrig)it Cessna 402 to Seattle on businothing more than a "Joy ride," now," Gentry said. 'All of U ss. On his way back to nearby mountainside. Eight eryone." FICTITIOUSNAME ifl St.lnfnr(I. Publith Sept 18. 25 Oct 2,9, II?) ____________ ,, ----------- = - - - - .rn- i - - - - I.. - - .. W - UI 1 - - --- -•. yj, .,._ . .-- --• - - - - ----------------- " --- 13 TRAINFES .vrking tn the wcrtariap field ¶ounosrntefestinctoyouan(tpour need is urgent, we will give you compl,tetrainjngardp(ovIdei,ou - - - -- - .. h,...., 'I - -- - -- - --- -. ------------ -- - -- ChI...qs ,. ''"S SSt - ' .= -'- - CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDOBUSINESS * COLLFGE -- -- - - J Detail and Cleanup personnel wanted, Contact Jeck Davit, at Bill Baker Volkswagen. 373 1533. U- ciper needed, experience not necessary. Sonfomd Linoleum & - TiIe. Ill S. Perk Ave ' } t/,kan for lanitorial and yard work in " Sanford area. Call Orlando $49 is- 6l2idays;130793$ev,. Wanted --Welders and Welders Helpers 32301 t 1. r - -- a p Salesman, neat, alirt, personable. High ichool graduate or better. Can lead to your golden op portunily II you have the cualificatlons and desire for your future. Apply ZaIr, Je'welCrs, Sanford PIata No phone calls, please lawn Spray Applicators . Career Opportunity . Turf Education Piogram Advancement Fringe Benefits Retired Military Welcome Minimum Age 18 Openings available in Sanford, Deltona, and Orlando area. Call 665 $176. K W. COIInt Lawn Spraying Inc , Carsd.sce Dr of: Hwy. 17 97. Fern P,ir - . - '-- C --- - '. • - Clerk receptionist, Good pay Many fringe benefits. Including in surance, vacation pay. and profit Sharing. Call Gregory Lumber, 3730500. Hire a super salesman, a classiflect ad, to Sell your don't ned! CLERKS Medical records, will train, evening shift, Orlando area Fantastic opportunity. No fee. Call Norrell, 7311 Lee Rd. Winter Park. oii illS. Attention mothers: Earn extre money while the children are In school Work from local office. No selling. Call 143-2175. * *WAITRESSES* * A M. Or P.M. shift. Apply Cavalier Motor Inn. 3200 5- 17 92. Sanford. -(uRETARY RECEPTIONIST for ujetuse adult community in South Seminole County. Mutt be unemcumb,r,d, attractive, and enjoy meeting people. Good secretarial skills Six days work we-ek., including Saturdays and Sundays. Fringe benefils Salary open. Call 741 4151 mornings $34 3467 afternoons. 4ounekeeper-Companslo for elderly lady in Lak,p Mary. Own transportation. References required. 377 3*39 after ID am. Senior Beautician, Lakz Mary. &od opportunity. 322 7130 or 373 940' Business Opportunities ------- %ELF EPVICECOINOPERATE0 kWlK KAR WASH available San lerdarea. Very 10* investment. 75 pct financing, An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED and one that wIll provide years of steady income Call collect 901 773 7162 _____________________________ -- 30 -- ____ Apartments Rent Unfurnished GEt-IF VA GARDEN APIS Mobile Homes Rent 7 fl•'s mobile home No pets.., no alcoholic beverages Ph. 373 4.470, iernp eminole For Rent or Sale, two bedroom. I bath n'oblfe home-, S10 na iriquir 17U Hilltop Ri-I Casselberry. II - Houses for Sate - - - - -- -_- * ¶-} t'l' or female ton general plant work, lull or part lime. Senior citizens or students accepted. For appointment phone 373-1710, am ---3 p.m. Sluder Floral Co. c-f r:onida ' I -- IT I As you go through life, .- If your club Orgafflzatlon '.Ia;5ITIea RdVUtlSlfl9 or will always he there to serve you. would - like to be includ& in lhi listing call: - THE SANFORD HERALD - (LIR" - CIasIIIe C1A'jfFlED DEPARTMENT 372-2611 tttfiii'i I!irruU' As 322-2611 or 831-9992 -- - Do ou like workIng with living plants7 We 'seed pOtters. packers and gt'nerous laborers in our nursery. Good benefits. Apply in person. 75255. Park Ave., ApOpIsa or call $16 7fl;, ext. 159. Assistant managers positIon is now open. Also, station attendants wanted No experience necessary Age requirement, 21 or over Apply at Tenneco Service Station, 1*00 French Aye-, or call Mi'. Miller 372 9631. An Equal Op portunity Employer. are Nrud so"r.e-one to care for ini-at-i men Own transportation 3?? (if of 372 1)20 after 6. I,sctory help wanted by paint 1;30. Mon Fri manufacturer. Located ,iext door to Chase fertililer, S Points. - - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKER 373 74 _____ year old, 2nd section, two bedroom, furnished. Ag. proximately SiO,OOO down $77 a month 570.500 1505W 25th Street 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeting & drapes Kitchen equIpped, 3 ch,Idren •Ccepted. Call in Two bdroos-ns, 1 beth. wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat air. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Call Jerry Stocks, 134 7914 after 4, week days. Anytime weekends, Envoy quiet elegance at Franklin Arms Ants I Pie,le..., 'W available featuring ceritrcl heat and air, shag carpet and drapes. private patio, fully equIpped kitchen, pool, club hous,, laundry. Call 3236650. 1120 FlOrida Ave ------------ - -- Sanford's newest duplex apts. Close in. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, wall to wall carpet, disP,waslser, disposal, $170 mo. Call 377-7595, eves. 6477957 31 Apartments Rent C A. Whidd*n, Sr., Broker Ill N. Park, Sanford 372 5991, f'lignts, 372 1167 TAFFER REALTY Boat in the way? Sell It fast and easy with a low-cost classified adt IMMACULATE 3 b-eciroms, i"s baths, Spanish Style with Central heal and air. Large yard with privacy fence. 173,300, Terms. CONVENIENT to stores. 3 bed rOOm, I bath, small lot. 517,90) Terms REAL ESTATE, REALTOR 66$ 479L DeBary64l 4613 SPECIAL BIJY•PRIC[D RIGHT Almost new, 3 br. 1' bath, 7 pci. mlg. No doting costs. No Qualifying, Move- in now Assume --_-•----------- !IiliKlfl9W, ) monthly. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1 C tu beautiful acres with deep well I tr. Payton WELAKAAPARIMENTS 1)4W Itt St AN MO PARKS, 1-2-3 Bedroom Tra'lert & Apti, 7 Adult parks, 2 family parks. ISIS Hwy 17-97, Sanford, 373 1930; Day, Wk • Mo. F you have $6,150 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, let us show you this 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Assume mortgage of op proximately s.&so at 4' pct ?,'.orithly payments Only 188 LAKE MARY 4 lots 210' * 150' inClucles lake privileges Sate-s price-116 10). wth 2" pat. dcwn Stemper Agency SEMINOLE REALTOR ORI WP MULTIPLE LiSTI HG SERVICE 377 1991 1919 S French Eve-.. Sunday, 377-7374 Or 373 1196 . Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses Choice locationt No car needed for shopping, schools or churches. Wall to wall shag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, range and central heat air Hurry! There's only I of each. 372 $461. "Stop Urn!" LookIng for a place big enough to raise kids, grow a garden, catch a fish In Lake Brantley, room to park that RV Camper. Well, check titit big roomy 7 bedroom, 2 bath home with family mom, for 123.9 50 - Assume noniqage. or put S 10 pci down on new mortgage We haye many many more, we can tell you .ibOut We arrange financing for the home of your choice. Call or stop by our office open till I p m's. 7 day', a werk. 'We Don't Slop Till We Succeed!" KULP REAL I V Realtor 373-nil AVALONAPARTMENIS ADULTS.NOPETS 116W ?nst St - Planning a garage sale? Don't ni-get to advertise it In the clasSified ads! - - J'st Ompletng 6 beautiful homes, 3 i becSroom, tentr,i$ ar, car Feting, range, relrigerator Priced from 126.500 571.300 VA & FHA financing Equal housing C41p0f'tufllly SANFORD CLOSE IN IBEST VALUE. Ctnvenient and charming, lust completing 4 new 3 bedroom hnmes with garage, air and carpeting Located on a quiet Street with lake breezes. Walk to Shopping and schools, Low down t Only 522.1(0 to $71,230 F)it,LTOR fIt 5777 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! INDUSTRIAl. SPRAY PAINTER Some knowledge of chemicals required. Ex perlenced in metal finishing, spray painting in chemical treatment and plating required. Familiarity with military speCifications helpful. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Need operator for night shift with a minimum of 2 years experience on IBM 129 data recorder. Some experience in data Control helpful. AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC T','o 'ear'. eperipfice In containerized unit Ito 15-ton air conditioners, Must have experience In change-outs requiring motors, etc. ranging from PHOTOGRAPHER Continuous tone and copy camera work In support of graphic an section. Hall tone cx. perlence desired, but not mandatory. Liberal fringe benefits provided, Industrial atmosphere. Oppottunity for advancement. Long term opportunity. Contact personnel office or call 834.1000, Ext. 252. GENERAL DYNAMICS ELECTRONICS DIVISION P.O. Box 2566 Orlando, Florida (An Equal Opportunity Employer) JOHNNY WALKER REALTY 2226117. After 5,322 ___________ _____1111 f4OLOPJGER USED CAMPUr, UEAR IS IN OEMAPID. SELL IT HCW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 830.5500 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Fitt0( Fern Park *34-7567 APOPKA so DOWN VA t*NANCIIvG Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 hree bedroom, $14,900, Ianc7scapeij, completely refurbished throughout, EVEREST REALTY INC., Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy. 17-97. M,ait land, 671 0501. HOICE older 3 bdrm., CD. large Shaded lot, nice ¶eigtsborhood, s?7,500. Terms EWER 3 bdrm., Is -, bath, w, target, prIvacy yard, 127.300. Easy terms Hall Realty Realtor.' 32357J4 et casn buyers for a small in-vestment. Place a I0w-ot classified ad for results. tenstrom Realty Bel Air 1ICED JUST REDUCED on this sharp 3 bedroom with Florida room and extra nIce yard t 117.800. It's a buyl Financing Ivailable. City Parkrldge IeIrace SANFORD 23,50O AND '23,900 Pealtors 1304W. Fai:..wkt 6452333 WE TAKE TRADE! ___________________________________ Off West 259I 5t1$t Near Oen.we G.sroens Ap?i. If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly. 323-7860 8343131 A - Mobile Homes n ' l GRAND OPENING Want to sell something? A small investment in a Classified Ad will bring results. Rent A New Home Two lots, corner 13th SI. 8 Myrtle Me, by owner. J. C. Willlamt, P.O. Boa 135. Loxohatchee, FIa., 32470. NEW 1971-z17. carpet, shutterS, many extras 54-495 at Apartment Prices COUNTRy CLUB MANOR 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhoute Olympic Pool, Play Area you can Over IC, 1913s on sale. reduced up to 51200. 1 - 2-3 bedrooms, all lengths and decois, Buy today and save, Place Homes North, Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 2mi. North of Hwy. 436, 134-2270. RENT With short term lease OR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 53'.) French Ave 3803 0rindo Dr. 323 3200 3235600 ' DEVELOpM$y OF WILCO LAND CO ______________________ 'L iU Icaessions 15 to choose from, $3) 2321 Dealer 0 lR 571,500 you can buy this 3 droom, 1'] bath on lot 110' x :76' Good Condition. (Ijrei"j,ev Forrest Greene, Inc. 47 IIRNISHED older 2 bdrm., in country, fruit trees, 516,500. I OLOROOM. 2 OATH IQANO tW HOMES, PACKED ,IJLI. OF ALl. TUE EXTRAS YOU'D CX PtT AND OESrv(' WINTER SPRINGS RAIl ChETTE- 3 bedroom 2 bath, farm pond for hors.e srJ fishing, grape arbor, and irs, t frees Assume low interest mi orlgage Only 1 years old. See i- now at 139.1(I) We take trades - C FERN PARK $lt.o727 304 New Sets MATTRESS £ Boi Sprinqt KingS Comphet 551 1AYR5 PLAZA W. 25th at Hotly 28 NEEDS some work but it's a 4 >edroom, 2 bath with climate :ontrol for only $20,700! First time idvertised, so hurry. 322.8661 or 647-0890 CENf Ok all 322-2420 Anytime "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency ALTORS 2563 Park Dr Read Lifestyles Homes You owe It to yourself to see this well taker-care-Of home with 3 bedroom, beautiful carpeting, screened porch, utility shed, and a lovely manicured lot. All this for only $21,000. Come see, this little lewd. Call Jane Deniseriko, Assoc. R'aitcw-t ' j..- AVAILAILE NO CLOSING COSTS! ALTAMONTE MALL AREA,'Icxxjed %1e. t30x?95', 4 bedroort 2 ta?h home, eat in kitchen, Icr mal dining and family room. Owner says sell below appraisal -w,rp See it today at 134,900. Kingsberry PRICED RIGHT nc Leng For ren? or tong term lea-se, by o-nn'r, 3 ,1(ri-', ,t'tI -tl franting on we-li traveled highway. I bedro hus, ideal for nurery. trailer Sales, etc. Call $35- ly owner-) bcdrm, 1 bath, new A.C, electric Stove, hot water Pseater, garbage disposal, roof, No qualifying, $4000 down. Ph. 37j7710 or 373 5215 after 6 pm. DOWN I I 7571 Part. Dr. 372 711$ Realtor-After Hours 3729754:3273991,3730645 - TWO STORY 3 bI'droom on corner, I' baths, fireplace, large rooms, garage, only 513.500. Oier Will finance, wilfi 13,375 or more down. NEW HOMES. c,,,1Il but clean, 1 bedroom apart 'tim? Married Couple only Call 322 9307 alter 6 S Acr for S-ale Frontage -:i top road. Zone agrlcblturv. Ideal for home Site and pasture for rorses 1 mile from 5trf0s'd. JIM HUNT REALTY Roberts & Gilman P.tAYFAIR-2 bedrooms, I bath, fireplace. Central H & A. By appt. only Call 327 4195. Realty. 372 301 2640 H,awatna Ave. at Il 97 711 N,Oak, Sanford 327 7174 day, 373 otis eve. BROKER ASSOCIATE w. itt St. - MOBILE HOMES 500 French Avi' ill 97i Sanford 72) 5'3'J Lots and Acreaqu' ___________________ CITY-- 3 bedroom Stucco borne less than 100 yards to supermarket & Other Shopping. Dining room 1, bs'ealcta%t bar,central heat, well & pump for lawn, wood floors, fireplace, curtains, rods. & drapes, citrus I, much more for 115,50). Reasonable down payr'ent & owner will finance. flew 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a large wooded lot. Garage attached. Good area. Come see, you won't believe it. 126.000. Call Lillian Campbell, At',o. Free roof coating with any 12-wide sold from stock. GREGORY 13 EXCLUSIVE-$unland Estates, 3 bedrooms, I'--, baths, fenced yard. some carpet, kitche-ri equipped, corner lot. Make down payment & assume mortgage. 'ill mc. GREAT BUY WITH QUAL OCTOBER SPECIALI -Furnished 3 Shopping AC 1*12 storage 53500 down, EXCLIJ5lVE-5unIn,j Estates, 3 bedrooms, fenced yard. 117,2(0, $5475 down, 5)20 mo. - LAKE MARY Gre-it RETIREE lP4VC51EplT! Building lflCltjdes 3 attractive .sptt. WIU make nice residence with good rental income. 171,500 GARDNERS-CA.MPERS OWNERS CORB[1T WINTER SPRINGS Furnished 7 Bedroom furnished apt,, adults only. SIlO mo. OfilIti furnished 3730140 Ma te. Female Help Wanted 7141. 34 - First St 373 606) or 373 05 Il IIOOE. 25th St., Serf c-rd 322 6691 -- - - LPN'S AIDES and housekeeper. Experienced preferred, Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. St., Sanford. _. AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap pier for your entire familyt It's easy selling fine AVON products Call now. u 3079 Adorable bungalow, has everything Weekly rates. Adults. No pets. 327 ',',plOA DontthrcwawayusefuIidle items Sell them Quickly With a Herald Want Ad by caning 322 I1, and asking for a friendly Advisor Maturekitchenhelp Wanted 531 4919 - -.-__. . - - ---_ A. One of the largest most modern off Ices in the area. II Expert guidanct and training C No broker competition 0. PaId hospitalization C Paid life- insurance F Paid Vacation C, Multiple listing service H Liberal advertisIng I C scellent management op rtunity for interview. Call i 0*05 EVEREST REALTY, INC Realtor. hal un 17 9?, Maitland. - -- Boarding Kennels, 327-5737, 74 Feinile Hlp Wanted -.--- and talent to their very best usc'. w!-o nOt take advantage of whet we offer •'= - 19 II you are lcens.,,dto sell real estate, md would like- to put your license . - Animal Haven Grooming & - ,-,-,- ran 1 Real Estate Associate - ' Groomer-Immediate ocienlna. guaranteed Salary, $100 wk. more. Mode.r-n s-n 0000rtunity far rini. Esperenced front t. man •,.,.j mechanic. Apply In person to Fit, Tira SUpply, 2301 S. French Ave. ___________________________ 20 • - phone, meet people, API DERSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. $300166. swer pany, 131 Seminole Blvd., Casselberry. - - ,, - A'.. week. Apply In person. 10) N. 17. 97, Casselberry, 831-9736. vactiont and hoiptliZ4tiOn so f SO commission Apply in pers, iii's Lash Chrysler Plymouth, 7613 Orlando Drive, Sanford, I RECEPTIONIST, type some, an as Must have own hand tGOIt, Paid Male.Female Helo Wanted Girls, come join the Outdoor Crowd and drivp an Allamorde Catering truck. Make as much $140 per Two general line mechanics Need - rC1CrI - '.,.*i,',n Plg'tf Whittle 2Sth& Park MECHANIC* 1,01W Two bedroom, 2 air conditioners, adults, no Children, no pets 5145 month. Itt 8. last, ISO deposil 322 2132 - ROOFERS. Experienced In built up Day Waitress ____ ________________ .eiivery men for delivery of tur niture. S" days a week. Good Starting Salary. Apply in person Badcock Furniture, 500 Hwy 17 92 -t- Casselberry. - '- 32)9 S 17 92. ' -- I. Used car mechanic, excellint pay end working Conditions. Working knowledge of all domestic and import cars. Apply in person, Jack Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen, - Arnerjcn Wood Products, 12w (Ptrl St Longwoocl, Fl.. - ',j MateHelpWanted - - Workers appt-y in pera i •. EXCLUSIVE City bedroom, CD, near unit, fenced yard. building. 516.100 Owner will f'nance ReaIto A i in i Cls'...t('d Act will '' - Houses for Sale RURAL HOME on large lot oi paved road. 2 Bedroom, bath kitchen, dining, living room am den. Very nice. Reasonable terms M, UNSWORTH REALTY 33 Houses Rent Furnished 569 ..... i0 in person to 88.0 Roofing Corn We nave openings tot Truck Drivers, Warehouse and Sales Personntm. sI weok Excellent fringe benefits. .Apply in person - 'alter S a-rn. to SCOTTY'S HOME li BuILDERS, 700 French Ave. ford. -- - I - 18 Male Help Wanted 18 Keg. Brokers Sanford, Fl.. Das377 6I73 Plights 3fl U74 trng results I1 FLD! 0 5 ..',r,.,.,, i,,,, i. ...rrn,ng and evening classes 'ailablp You must be willing to start immeiateIy Personal 'a terview required _________ - - Travel Agencies - - Nice cletin h-'us, in Sanford Adults ons!v. .31-30)) , - . - - WOM E N CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline ftCke-t, Cruise arid Touri at Official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd (Hwy 436) 531-3733. - - - 7 bedroom. 2 full baths, family room, central heal & air, washer, dryer, dishwasher. SecIud'.d and established neighborhoOd. SoO per mo. plus depotut. Will consldr option to purchase. 373-5401. SECRETARIAL - - Brand new 3 bedroom, 1., bath, kitchen equipped. Lease. Avalla ble Nov. 1. 322-27*0. HousesforSale 817W. 1st St, 322.5641 - REALTY CO. HOMES and APIS. for rent. Frorr 5100 mo Call 1737661. HOME REUTAL5-brokcr..9 to 9 ORLANDOBUSINESS COLLEGE EXECUTIVE - - • - -11 BALL REALTY or 647 90 CALL 8348588 NOW - ---- - - PTIONIST , _-.,'---,. -. -- ST. JOHN'S - SANFORD, idew 7 and 3 bedroomi townhouses. We-sI 25th St. 6$ IloIli Aye- Rent starts at 1225. 373566 Needd mmodiately to train ,s IBM C0MPUTEK PROGRAWERS The demand for qual,l'ed programmers great We will train you for Ihi built, ,kille(S polestion 8. St'rvcr ii it .it - 'I ii ii tim" There it rio age limit, but you mutt be wilting to start irn mediately. Previous experience rK)t rrquire-J For your personal : 2-In Memoriam Houses tent Unf urn shed 32 bottom of pa je i-Cards of Thanks - Two bedroom duplex turnishe apartment £271) Ortanc.lo Drivi Sanford. . Announcements • • - Instructions - IV1 EN _____ _. - BUY THROUGH OWNER, newly refurbiShed 3 bedtoom home, fenced yard, 373-120'. ORLANDOBUSINESS COLLEGE EN & U Harry Wes'er,37.1379 - 3-Cemetaries NOTICE is trey given that I am DE Ti) 4-Personals • encagedlnbusineuatP.o,aoz30v FICTITIOUS NAME Longwood 37750 Sernlncie County, •. Wiu ' NOTICE OF APPLtCATION NOTICE IS hereby given hat e I7iIU)' flirt. Le al Notice 5-Lost and Found _______________________ Forldaund,vtpiefjctftj.oJsnameof FORTAX DEED areengag,dinbusIrwssal P.O. 80* one funeral service for two of - MlFLORloA MASTERGUARD. 6'i..nJRi p.Jre (SectIon 197.flS Florida Statutes 1051. Lonwood, Seminole Courdv. ..,' BIDDING REQUIREMENT; "When eight people from a yiv.tm irwj a no mat i anieri to reSster sk1 Ftnrida under h •!rtInvti name of 1541) ' ADVERTISEMENT rn 7-M?: ! cmn t'n,vmunjt' t Clert Of the C.r., '.t ftr (2k t P1L)I3Y (,IVUP1, 00w KAY 0UL, fld that n Court, Sem'ne County, Fiur,da in ___________________________ Ta Mr. M. R w. choolcrafl ,ntendto r,ster id name with the 8-Eati Places INVIT,,T,ON TO BID Notice is accordance with the provisions Of the holder of the following cer- Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole hereby giventhat the District School the FCtitI3j5 Name i i &i 9-Good Things to Eat a i Statuti, To tificate has tiled said certificate for County, Florida in accordance with Legal .oice sega. iOiiCO t1QMdof SerniNleCountysefn,nole Wit: Sctic'n $4i09 Florida Statutes tax deed to be Issued thtrecn. the provisions c-f the Fk1itlou 10-Do It YourtV __-__--.._-_------__---------__________________________ unty, Florida will re-cove sealed 1957 The certificate numb-er and year t fiarne Statutes. ToW,t 5$i,i i1-tnstruc,iorts 1C.tlCE OF INTENTION TO 7:30 P.M. on WrJnsi4ay, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO S. Charles F. Stoll Jr. issuance, the description of the $65.09 Florldc Statutes 1t57. REGISTERFICTITIOUSNAME b0t10, l973,atwh,chtim,B REISTERFICTITlOu;NAME Pblith: Oct 7,9, 14, 73, 1973 5: John R. Down,y property andthen.m,Inwhichlt wtll be publicly opened Cnd In compliance with Section $430c ; • In compilance with Section read OEU 17 irave, ecreaon Pm.'ssetl A W'ay wes assessed are as followS: Of Florida Statutes t'te undersigned of Forida 5tatul 7e un-gned "o'id ", t Seminole COuntf -- ---- Certificate Na. 761 Year of PubliSh Swt "S. O-. 7. 9. 16. 1973 ---_____ will rtgser with tue Clerk of the wilt re4is#er vit?i th Clerk of the C.X,(tnOvs,t. iark Avenue, Safl'Ord. CITY OF LONGW000. DET11I Issuance 1910 li-Travel Agencies Iior'da on the following: Circuit Court irs Sminole County, Circuit court in Seminole County, FLORIDA DescriptIon Of Property PROJECT TITLES: lb,i4a. upon rerelpi ci pr-oaf of Florida, upon receIpt Of 14-Camninn.R.-sorfs r P NoticeofPutlicHiaiing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Lot 145 publication of this notice, the Oub'ication of this notIce, the ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SEMINOLE Midway COUNTY, FLORIDA IS-Action Sports SCHOOL following fictitious name. tow,t: lOtlowing fictitious name, to-wit: Noticei5herebygiyenbytpcify CIVIL ACTION NO. 73)809 _______________________ P111 PG 4 BAKERY & INSTITUTIONAL JUST RITE BAKERY under WIsiCh ELEMENTARY SCHOOL "E" COunii Of the City of LOn9wod, In re the Marriage N8mt in whIch assessed Mary SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO. Ihe vnder$lgoOd Is engaged in the Employment UK AW ILL A MI 0 DL E FlorIda. that said City (riwil iu LINDA M FRFFMAN. PiHa. ' ,, hI - I 5I h1511... ' -. I UU - - ------ -- ,soer ws*cn Vise undersigned VL business 0-f the sale of retaIl and hold a public haring and In tts County of Siminole, State of 18-Male Help Wanted eu'aaged in the bus'nes SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of what aIePaUrIes,tweathandotper (a) Tocsiderannnatuanoftne LANE FREEMAN, Florida, Unless such certificate EARLY NAME OF OWNER - The District M,nutachjre. purchase or sale cit p'ockiCtS Of Similar nature and 19-Female Help Wanted following described properly lying Shall be redeemed according to law Respondent. bakery equipment ano simlar pr1partpastriesfos- sala related School Board of Seminole County. and being in Seminole County, NOTICE OF SUIT the property described In such 20-Mate . Female equipment endretafedactIyItI,t, Seminole County, Florida. activItIes, at Bldg. 5. 21S1 Mellon Florida, to wit: certificatewlIIbesoIdtoth,h;n, TO: PV-2 EARLY 1. FREEMAN, Bldg 5. 2*31 Mellonvilie Rd., Sirs- yule Rd • Sanford Airport. Seminole PROJECT LOCATIONS Help Wanted NW ' of SW ' of Section 30 JR cash bidder at the front door of the Seminole County, Florida, (See ford Airport, Seminole County. County. Sanford. Florida ano trt Tnsh;p 70 South Range 30 C less l39tts MP Company 2)-Situations Wanted Seminole County Court House at Sanford. Florida and that the un the i'ndersigrsecf is tte only person c,ment No East 64fet thereof, together with Pd 931st Er.g. C.P. (CBTI ___________ Sanford, Florida. at 11.00 A.M is the only person in- inferested in Slid bufness. PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF MfeetOf5W'4ofWt, ofSection30 Ft. Binning. Georgia 31905 the first Monday In the month of Financial feinted saia sinass. Dated at Daytona B-each. Florida, SEALED BIDS: All Bids are to be TOWnthip 20 SOuth Range 30 E less YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ________________________ November, 1973. whIch is the Sits day Dated at Daytona Beach, Florida, thiS 21st day of Septemr. ypfl delivered to the 5up'rintcnd,nt of East 66 ft thereof - of Seminole action for dissolution of marriage 21-Business Opportunities of November. 1973. thiS 21st day of September V73 Scrsools ifl the Seminofe County S.&fl ENTERPRISES. INC. Cnty. Florida; 31253 acres more Dated this 28Th day of September. and other relief has been flied 25-Loans SIB ENTERPRISES. INC. By. Delbert F. BeIdon Coutthoue, Park Avenue, Sanford, against you and you are requIred to 1973 By. Delbert F. Betoers, Florida. Prei*nt lathe corporate lirjttf the City of a copy Of your written 2i-Insurance (OfficIal Clerk's Seat) Knsey. Vincent & Pytq TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS: Lcrsg*ood. lcir.da; and defenses to it, if aity, on Gordon V. _________ ArThur H.Beckwitps, Jr., Kinney, Vincent & Pyle 42 South Peninsula Bids shcil be received until ve 7:30 ib) To conSider also the question Frederick, Attorney for Petltion,r, Clerk of Circuit Court, £7 South Peninsula Drive Rentals Daytona Beach. FlOrida PM.. Wednesday, October 10. 1573. whoSe address is P.O. Box 1795. of desnating and assignIng the Seminole County, Florida Attotneye for Registrant Daytona Beach, Florida TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bids toning classification Sanford, FlorIda 3277), and file the ci PUD 29-Rooms for Rent By; Linda C. Mauldln AflOrn*yt for Regtstrrst Publish: Sept 25. Oct. 2,9, 16. 1973 shalt be opened and read aloud tO Planned Unit original with the Clerk of the abOve Development *0 s.i Deputy Clerk PobIith. Sept. 25. Oct. 2.9,14, 1973 DET.122 participating General Contractors 30Arfments Rent property as that ClasIfIcati*n it Styled Courtonor before the 7th day __________________________ Pu"Iith: Oct 2,9. 16. 23, 1973 DET 173 Infrp$e-uJ Public in etlt-n(t5n(e. .sc n :,. I 1r Eta-u flU OT1Inane.-. .. 0171 PTWIS Unfurnish.d fl LII lifT Ill I 7 •YIJ. -,, a ri I W%jPJ VP' TIlE IMOJECT SCOPE & C0N IN THE COURT OF THE CIRCUIT of 11* City of LOngwocxj. FlO(I4LIO Judgment may be entered agaisst 31-Apartmns Rent STRUCTION: The Ptoiect general wit: JUDGE, SEMI'4OLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. you fur the felitf demanded In the Ordinance No. II) and as NOTICEOP APPLIC*TsQN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE consists of the complete cot,Furnished FLORIDA. ament 8nd %upplernented. FOR TAX DEED COUNTY, FLORIDA. s?ructon of each thool at listed 3f4 PROBATE. WITNESS my hand and seal of 32Houies Rent Unfurnhsh..s The present Zoning classilcation (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of CIVIL NO. 73-1125 hren with relate..1 Site Work asset In re Estate of said Court thi$ 70th day Of Sept of is A-i Agricultural 549) DIVISION C forth in the Contract Docurnents 33-Houses Rint Furnished Thomas McNeal, also known as ember, IS?). District as that clatsIflcaflori it NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE LOMAS & P4ETTLETON TYPEOF CONTRACT; TheWork Tfioqni% McNCil. (Seal) cri in the zoning Ordinances That EdwardM.&Ca,heIneMa 34-Mobile Homes Rent COMPANY, wilt be let under Contract(s) in Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Deceased and regulations of Seminole County, ttse holder of the following cer. Plaintiff, accordance With pages BR 7 and 35t$ Home Lots To Alt Creditors ii Persons Having Flo'idi an Clerk of said Court IlfiCiti 'sat I Il.d said Certificate fo BR $ of the Contract Documents tar Claims or Demands Agilest Si w. By: Joy The PuI,lic Hearing will be held In tax deed to be iswed thron. For Rent CHARLIE NEWSOME The and General Construction of Altamonte 0,fl Estate Clerk IheCityHaIl,t.ongWood,Flor,on certificate number arid yr JOHNNIE RUTH NEWSOME., fI Elementary School, Elementary 34R,,,rt !rf,erty You and eath Of you are hereby GORDON V. FREDERICK theflnddayOfOder. 1973*1 7.f5 ..--kiu*n, Hi. -à nuuI t ann IuSkaw,il.a Mhdi1e '-''l"V" 111W w, -'I' -----AeI.... I6r Wani eliflulliwy ,ur rVTIJIQfli1" p m, or as soon 'neceatter as rJ requtrru w prieni any property, and the name In wttith It Defen4aISI School and will include Mechanical P 0 Box 1793 claims and denland tt.(h per5sible at which time rJe-resl,d Or was assessed are as folloWs: 37-Buslnet Property NOTICE OF SALE and Electrical for Said pInt or Sanford, Florida 37771 citherof you, may have aga,nt the parties and citIzens for and against Certificate No. 5-10 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Year of plants. The Owner-Contractor For Rent estate of ThomaS Mcfleal, also on the Publish: Sept. 23, Oct. 7. 9. 16. 1973 the proposed arw'elatmon and Zoning Issuance 9th day of October, 1973. at 1) Agreement bound with the will be heard Sad hearing ritay DEl 170 r.c-n TPsgma as McNeil. a m l t"e litt d' of the be D.scriptlon Of Property 38 --Wanted to Rent specIicaton Cotir shall be th cuntinued from time to time until ctc rated, late Of td Co'jnfy t tile thuuse Lot I 81k 4 ci Seminole County. at A(3'COntcnt used. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS final ,sct on is taken by the City Clerk of tIle C.rc..t Court. Semr.te Sanford, Florida Entimingers Add No I the vndersigneo PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING Counc,l, NAME STATUTE Real Estate County, Florida. at his oflict in the Clerkwulloffer for PBS PGS 26 I 27 sale the following BIDDING DOCUMENTS: BlJders TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. This notice shall be sted at the court housi of said County at San described real property: flime In which assessed Ott 1 for Sal. may review the Documents Notice is hereby given 11511 tpst 41Hou City Hall within the City of lord. Florida, within SiX calendar Victoria Scfsaeffer. All of saId Lot 4, Block "F", WASHINGTON following place-n: undersigned, pursuant to tl'se 42 -Mobile Homes Longwood, Florida, and in three (3) n-.anffit from the tIme of tis. !ir5P OAKS SECTION ONE. prOperty bllng in the County according to Eoghan N. Kelley, AlA "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter other places within the City, and publication of th.s notice Twopies the plat thereof Seminole, State of Florida. at recorded in PLat Unless 500 West Seminole $65.09, Florida Statute, will register 43 -Lots and Acreage published in The SInford Herald, a c-f eacis claim or demand shalt be in Book. 14. suCh certifIcate shall be redeemed Paqe 7 II, Public Records with th Clerk of the Circuit Court, Boulevard 44-Farms and Groves rewsaper of general cir.aIation irs lccOrding to law the wrlth'sq. and Shall state the place Cf f Semincte County, FIorId#, property Sanford, FlorIda 37771 In and for Seminole Cnty, FlorIda, residence and post off icC address of together with all the City of Longwood and SemInole described In such certificate will be structures, im. upon receipt of proof Of , S-Resort Property County. Florida, once a week for at th cI.imant. lflO Shall be sworn to provements, fixtures, Soidtothehighestceshbiddera,,he appliances, Eogtstn N. KtIIi'y. AlA For Sal. publication of this notice, the ticleast four (1) COnsecutive ty the Claimnt hit agent, or at- and app',,rt,nance, on IIId land weeks front door 01 the 3-erninol. County 19M Bayshore tltious name, to wit: LAKE prjq. to the date of the Public torne-j arid accompanied by a flIng u'ed in conjunction therewith. Court House at Sanford, Flidà, at Boulevard DESTINY APARTMENTS under 46 -Income And Hearing, the date of the first fee of one dollar Cnd such ctaim cvThe aforesaid sale will be made )l:OOAM.onthafinsfMo,,dayifl,he Dunedin r lCti'a 73575 Which we e'pet to engage in InveStment Property p4bticatuon to the date 01 the last drnar'd not • fled shil to -.t- i month c-I NOvember, 1973, WhiCh ii p,r-ant to a FinI Jvdgmer,? en business at 906 Lake Destiny Road in pvtlirOt,i, both dales inclusive, the S Dara-t &amrr.açr Sin day of November, tired 'a Civil No. 73-1123 floW pen-Real Estate Wanted District School Board tpt CIty of Altamonte Springs, thail not be less th twenty pinhI At *tI'V'i1'*IIi.4$tiI .4,.... . t'kI*1 ski. 5k hOW .4.,. fl--.-_ •I,W '."tUII _t,U7I nIa,,_ ifl a.mW.nnar lit) days In additio notice shall of the Estate of t973. Eigtsteinth Judicial Circuit in and 202 East Commercial Avenue parties interesteø ifl said Merchandise tie posted in the area to be con Thornts MNcal, (Official Clerk's Seal) for SemInole County, Florida. Sanford. FlorIda 3771) business enterpris, are a loItowsidered for annexation and ZonIng it atsø known as Arthur H. Bckwith, Jr., DATED this 2h day of Sep. j,-C-jj1------------Hymen Bernstein least lilIe-en (15) days prior to the Thomas McNeil, Clerk of Circuit Court tember, 1973. *Documenls Will be at Carl Bernsteip date For of the Public Hearing. Sale deceased (SeaH Seminole County, Florida Local planrooms for Dated at Altamont, Springs, DATED thiS 14th day of Sep William C Huti-hison. Jr 31By: LInda Arthur H. Beckwlfll. Jr. Houtehcild Goods C. Miuldin Bidders to review Seminole Counly, Florida, Sep tenster, A 0. I91 I Le'f ttt'r Deputy Clerk Clerk Of The Circuit Court PLACE(S) & DATE FOR 00 lember 2* 1913. $2 S Onnic R Shornate -Appliance; AttOrflCyS at Law Cecilia V. Ekern Publish: Oct. 7., 14. 23, 1573 TAINING BIDDING DOCUMENT. PublIsh: Oct. 7.9, 14, 23, 1973 Cify Clerk DEU$ P 0 Draw-er H Deputy Clerk 53 --TV . Radio • Stereo S Bidders may Obtain Documents OEU-13 Of th City of Sanford. Fioridi 37771 Van Den Berg, Gay, by phOning the Office of the ArLOOQWOOd, Ftori 54 -Garage P.tuish 5.F$ 1$ Rummage Sales ....... flit 7 9 19t1 fl,,'b.- I f'i.. D A -.'il--• 'uriner in Puttlith Sr-pt it 2%. Oct 7, 9. 16, Attorneys for the Plbfltiif 55-Bout & Marine formation (1 305-377-6143 alter tflJ - Post Office Dcx 793 September 1$, 1973). Eau loment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CF THE DET 7A Orlando, Florida 32*02 PEC1FIED BONDS. The SucEIGHTEENTH JUDICl4L CIR PubIiih' Oct. 2, 1973 Sê-Campng Equipment ce--i.sfuI Bidder(s) shell provide , CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE OF APPLICATION DEU-1O Performance, Payment and FOR TAX DEED FLORIDA. 57-Sports Equipment Guarantee Contract P ,n as (Sectl.n 197.4,1 Florida Statutes of PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND p'ov.dcd and set Iorlla in the 58-Bicycles I,'" CAStE NO. 73-fl2-CP FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, spec Iticat ions NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Estate of S-Muica Merchandise FLOR IDA DATE. TIME INU PLACE FOR That Mr. or Mrs. R. W. Schooicraft Lena E - Winters. n _A.14i. .,..i___ PROBATE DIVISION 73-2M-CP OPENING OF SE1LED 11105 Alt the holder of thi following cert ri In VC: Estate of Ods must bererri' ed 8nd opened at A.id Supplies tificate has filed said certificate for NOTICE TOCREOITOuS iULEP4 S Tl-4$Rp, the regar meeti- at the OistrsØ lix deed to be lIiued thereon. The TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Deceased. Schoof hoard 01 Seminole County on certifIcate number and year c-f 6)-BuIlding Materiab CLAIMS OR DMAN0S AGAINST NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10th d-i at C tot)Cr, 1973 at 7 til" It-5ttpt.n rt ;-w NT' 6?---La - n and Garden .4L ftu4i, F M crbo,-.j lu a sacJ ('10*1 j$Opttfiy, .)nd Ihe name in whicts it You and arc hCrby CLAIMS OR DEMANIIS AGAINST c-f y plainly marks., on the outside 63-M.achinttry and Tools was attested are es follows: - 11ir'd Mid required *0 file any SAID ESTATE, "Proposal' e',d the title of the Certiticafe Ho 410 Year of rmS end darsdS Which you, or 61-Equipment for Rent and each ot you are hereby the (ate, and Ih neryse Of Issuance 1970 you. may have-against sSid notified and required to file any the bidder. The District Sthool 65--Fits and Supplies Description Of Property fateinthaofficccl TheClefyof tile claimi and demands which you, or 8,1aqdof Seiy.nott County, Seminole Ii RIK S Lot 'cult Court f the Eighteenth either of you. may Mw-q against Said County, FlOfidi reserves the 66-Hones right to Rs,hind Heights cl;ctal Circuit. 5eminlC Cuunti-. estate ifl Ott 'cot the Cirik c-f !h ally ti -ti Utts rr-' ,-rtl .5 -I 87 -LIvt',rk and Pcultry yr. pt-i 3 7 -:rt 1', i ti,)nit eu-i wr,cn de-j dili:ni CCtthcj ot anlrd, f-ionda, Florida, PrObate Diwusion in the 6$-Wanled to Buy thddinç No bids Shalt be Withorews F. I, Rate 0. Stadnick. AU of said within tk clri!ar mont! from the Courthouse It Sanford, Florida, a per'd of 30 calendar 49-Stamps Coins crepe-ny being In the Cci.inty c-I time Of t1-.-t-.c,4'm -f fls within ti* ceiendr months from the Subseqm,rr: to th Opening ci ¶,minOtC State of Flrij. Unlest nctice (h.Oarn crdrcnarid must time Of th first pubii:ati Of thiS 70-Swap and Trade witPoV? t' consent at the Board. Eà sucrs CerlificalC Shall be redeemed l.a 1.4 S& • Cacti claim or densan must Oiled 'his 15*1* day ci September, according to 71-Antiques law the property and state the plac, of residee..e lId wilrW. $rd tiled in duplicate 1973: described in such cfrtlflcaf, will be poet office addrmj of lh- Illiffliht and state tPsi piece of residence and 72-ucIion TIlE CISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD sold to the highest cash bidder at the and muSt be tiorn to by the st office address of the CIIUTIIof OF EfrstINOLE COUNTY: front door of the Sernirote County a._ claimant, hi* agent or ..tOrfley, or and miM be sworn to by tfsi S; Nr, Allan F. Keem, Court Hc,vse at Sanford, Flr1tj at t1 pW 4hili be ctCimflnt. Piij agent or attOrney, of Ctseirrnazs -',,4 M t cwitt-ietrtt MOtidiy i the - .'r ,-,t Ou'.r-t. me me hlI be ::'--i-i F•'-r Wiiim P layer, 75 --Campers Travel ;r.oiin f tiovemter, 1973, wtiicpt - !,'r.t.- r I ii . t. ()otej at SOaford. F-bride. ti-i-s 6th IM 5th Jay of November, 1977 Trailers day of Sepiernber 1913 E Approved H tg form: Dated thiS 7ts day Of .eptemt'er, Lxeutr f aid 76-Auto Repairs. Dt,gLas Sienstrorn. Of G. 1hir McGa.'irry 1973 AND SULLU,tAN At Eir#tutor Stentam, Davis Parts. AcceS$oni$!j fOffii*I Cterk't Seat) r-'rb1 !.u!1va" said Estate 8. McIntosh H heCi.-!h. .1 77--Junk Cars Removed t-. t:,-'. '-ir i-.cS Lc,: P0 P' 133 Cierk c C.rcut Court. Ftl F.juid.rug .1.i.ji 37711 '8-Motorcycles Seminole County. Florna are A,ersa'c Attorney tr 1n District Sdsooi Sa'fcird Florida 32111 fly; Linda C. M.utdh' 7-Trutk and Trailer, 15.wa of SeminOfe County Crido. Florida, 32$ Attorney-s for Executor. Dt(iny Clerk 1*. 1 Oct 7, 9. iV73 Put-fiSh. Oct. 7, 9, 16. 73. 1973 Publish. evl. IL 75, ott. 7. 1913 *0-Autos for Sal', Put-tisi-i- Oct. 7, L 14, TI. 1973 7* 0EV 11 (JET 64 OCU 9 -. - -. ) I Houses for Sale PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAR K 7515 Park Dr., 327-7161 CALL 834•8588 NOW ?PIANO LESSONS llw.ek Chord Course persons,allofwhomgrewupm this town of 500 were dead . Iowcos' - - ended in a burning heap on a families are well known to cv- fltX. Myllyinaki had stopped off - 8 a iii 5 30 p m Saturdays & Holidays 9a.m.. 12 Noon Dead Iine-12 Noon Day Before Publication - $4509 Florida Statutes 19S7 S Charles E. Trinow*ks Richard Walker $6509 Florida Statutes I9i?. 5 RObCV1 A. UPhOiJse Lecial Notice ____________________ 8 Department Houri II $4 rtt r t it C' C OUI1 Florida unoer the Iitiiious name Of ' , ° Tit. :m: with 11 12 BEDROOMS, ADULfS' ONL Y Ylrk.nq HCvC -- Apartments Rent Furnished an I tiM keypuncn rr dir sounds interesting to you 8nd ,-)iJ are available to tt,srt Imu?i.tliately, we can have you ,snd tr8ining ôt the Sariutint There iS no age limit in tsIuit school diploma 5 not reCu-red. Prepare yourself for lul.;.- now in thiS higtily re-war oin held Person,I flte-ryie-w rc-n I'd 1 thruS times 37cc the ______ _________________ dthru2$ times .......2Ica line - Goodlii'ings toEa I 22C a line 25 times (S1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) SAUL'S FISH MARKET 3 Lines Minimum FRESH SHRIMP$I SOIb The Longer Your Ad Runs _______ _ The Less It Costs Per Linb Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, govirr.ment Inspected, •' er Dau • - ______________ - '- j. -' t, -------_-._. Ma'e room Vor cddy -- 31 TRAiNEES -- SanIord.FlorJa Ask for Want Ads I --- Fo KEYPUNCH Phone .473 4557 wrne P0 110* 1213 Orlando 831•9993 - .•.._ wur i.ru .1'. Winter Parke 'P Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole moved to Phoenix, A.riz., to prices for basic commodities Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole COunty. Florida In accordance work as a pilot for a construe- due to worldwide demand. County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitiout it hits almost every household, the weekend and the A Saturday evening plane -- .= --- --- - - -- , , It u-ir iruin tluiusand.s o other %tio bad ihwn a company- ride in a plitne I lou- n by Arthur raise their prices to coin- Semrole County, Florida under tt small towns. When tragedy owned plane home for a visit )ll)'m, fl. He had left pensate for hikes in operating nctu.ous name of EXECUTIVE strikes in places like Stanford, two college students home for Stanford si months ago and costs and higher wholesale cti = • by tII rACED WITIIADRIILIKINO PROBLEM Perhaps AlcohoflcsAnonymov5 Seminole 322.2611 . i Aklrn IBM • P (iS 1 B A H K --- A photcgraptier put Ills stamp on this To some extent, the rncreases SCOflO of mail snrvce gone to the dogs near Gaston, S•C reflt'ctedthellltlngof the freeze on beef prices, which were ________________ under controls from the end of Legal Notice teaal Notlie March until Sept. 10. Other _.______ _factors included new govFICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME 40TlCSheretygvv 0TE hereby govtn that w ernment regulations permitting tWe I • jiiu4u , I. jr Y J! ' cinr H . TUesday, Oct. 2. 2913-/B IIy Green Giant Bought His VaI Iey Thru A Want Ad - .Ic ARE YOU TROUBLED? CiiI TolJ ç_ _ tit d in r} LIL}.ISkCt bill in cix utiec and down in seven _____ 2. On Sept. 1, the marketbasket The AP checked the prices of In almost half the cities, the bill sas seen per cent higher 15 food and nonfood Items in 13 change either wa was ie ________ than ft was six months earlier, cities on March 1 and has rech- than one per cent. _Y The news wasn't all had ecked them each sumhng ______ Pork chops and eggs kept going month. Of the total number of down But the food bill w On Oil. 1, The AP found the checked, howeer 36 per cent cost more on Oct. 1 ttun they (11(1 d month earlier T.ent)one ' - per cent cost less, 32 per cent 'ire urah4nged, find 11 per elS O 'IS I cent were unavailable on one of ' -. the check dates. - I else ht re It INFORMATION - %Jg The WANT AD ul iliiiust flint ptr I)WJ)u1 up IA tnghtr prict Itw C(fl( 1flOfl thIfl it did on March milk, sugar1 butter and cookies g I i. I i I ___ - The Sanford Herald LookRead,Buy. Ot I cr i EI I _________________ o 3 bedroom, 7 baths. 2344 and 546 CI Cap.tan, Sanford. Central eat air, fully carpeted. Conven o,al financing. 671 460, CRANK ON ST RUC T ION. A Comp,een, Real 1sLat Gv.de To Bette, LivIng SANFORD REALTY PuIi1jth,tJ Even' Sm,(Iav 260) P'ank Drive Days 377 77)7 I ihe acre with two houses facing .rport Blvd 112.00-0 Down arms 322 1706 lit-ralif HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. EARN S35• to S70 WEEKLY NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Applications being taken for routes in SANFORDLONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 322-26 1 1 THE SANFORD HERALD �- - A BTheSanforcIHer&d C a'gi %a y Tuesday - 14' 1AI1cii.ui lug Tisiuui, IL *ivv eiiir..lr. W so Lois and Acreage M. ,•••• ''L... iiier in ualis ierc ciossitiecs Art by - Miscellaneous MMEDIATE INSTALInT ION ?O Acttj with 660 feet frontage or South 5ntor '3.$75 per acre. Volusia County *3 A(rfl near DeIttn.. 11,Ooo 9 per cent WAT'R 'O'J _ - $960 Ford pick ui,. small 17 so tJtnTC 0 r PlrlGJlT SAL E', h SO For Sale UNITED FREIGHT SALES rtr -wn machints 51995 to S9 95 Iltiped and test at 3350 S. Oang, Ave, Orlanoc t'n. ISP 't Terms ava ilable, firs. Mon h 9 to Sat. S t' S . 1. W ,~~ . . _____ fl H.. Call 372 1719. IN I XAYRI PLAZA - - -- 51 - - - - -.-_-. A TIE NT) 0 FURNITURE Appliances BARGAIN HUNTERSt We have --several oi4s 6. ends, unclaimed KENMORE WASHER. parts, layaways, sllghIy damaged service, used machines 'tems, etc., that must be sold MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 regardless of price. to make room (1497 for new fall merchandIse, aIe ends Oct. lath. PHIL DEERE U cu. ft. 2 door frostles.s Wizard FURNITURE, Hwy. 16 2", miles ref r iger a tor, freeier on bottom, *1st of Sanford. 3230720. 175. Relrigerator-13" wide, II" high,16"deep,foqcamp,ror,r - Open daily, 9 5 We buy or sell one Oft NEW FURNITURE ;i -ii Living room sets (S piece) 51$; 6 love seats $19; 13 sofas 14$ to 576$; recliners, etc. 21 bedroom sets $93 rath, $ bedroom sets (Modern 8 Provincial) With bedding $'29; name brand box spring's & mattresses 54$ per sef ostct chests 8 nigpt stands avalluble. Inspect at United Frekiht Sales.. Wa,gatv,,,a t5..si.a 33 50S Orang( *;e Orlando Ph $591391. firs. Mcii Fri 9to9 S. I SPIRtt PARE , I 1.0 -- 7 P hi ' Sanford LONGER USED CAMPING .EAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT 'OW WITPI A r.LASSIFIEO AD Appliance Sales 8 Service. 2617 S . French Ave., Sanford. 372 7631 Hwy. 17-97 Longwood 934 9424 ____________________________ __________________________ ' UNCLAIMED C I IN zavue PLAZA I __. _. . __ . BU II`- . . - - - INE '1_....S V. ____________________________________________________________ : Ss _ E 0 ~j - - A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! . . -1 Air Conditioning Drafting - b&OAlRL4Jf4Di,,oq11, ANDHEATING$ERVICE Pt.130P7I7 - Central Air Contioning. For free estimate. call Ca rt Harris. t SEARS in Sanford 377177 1 - 1IN P Asig - DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE. For builders, Sub contractors & individuals. Custom fxjse pIo!%, plot plans, & room 4df-cn Pri 377 ioon qickty - Ele ctronic Equment Rewr A • - A&RAIPL)APtEPAIR All makes service Ph- 130 Electronic Equipment PIa'wng a garage sat,? Don't vrge* to *dvertisp It lit the classified adit Full IutpijE Appflance's Santotd ElectricCosnpan ; i.ir P,r i2 '2 - Repairs TV's. Ø'orw equipment, I S?ra tape player, FM AN rad, tape eCOfderLPh. 373'SYO. Ika? nt - iepairs on all makes 8 models washers, dryers, dishwashers, disposals,air condil ners 8 refrigeratIon. DornttSI( 8 corn _merceal 373 t. GH.., Lani Clearing fl 177? or 373 6243. or te Lawn Service. Odd 104)5. and LIqPII hauling. Tremblay, -. .--- ----:--- LLLLL Hwy. 436 & 17.92 UU, - LttJ I U Pet Care Glass-Mirrors -----'-L--g HONOR ROU Pn pr __ :' / - . - , .: ' 6-4 C,i•i t "i - Boats & Marine . .},.J.l _,7 It - I F - -. Pressure Cleaning -- A. .1? I ,, i t ;1 ~P"` Ii ..''• .,1 - r I -.'. " - •"' . 1 - , : . ,-.,.. ', . . BuUdozrng .. - - - -- _______ ,, -- WaUpapr Hangi ap('rtcfl(rd - , Wel! Drilling -- ., A "I ' iS. . ' f.4 . ' )7 The Sanford Uons . er. -t -. - , . ' : 0 1. jP .- Publix store, My reason for mentioning 'I'., ' i .5'. - Ci. 7.'...,., _,_ Z' :-:: z-__ • . ' - . ,I 't't . ,"' . - , '. 'S. - . . .1 - -- pvI(,) UNLIMITED HANDYMAN RCASONAELE PRICES, CALL 372 - 395) " ;'. !.I ~ .i2ti FE N! "i? 'i : ;, SPP.INKLERSYSTEM5 An types and sius We repair and 'se-sice STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO $OOFnencnAy,.,377 95$. ' _ CONCRETE PATIOS WELLS DRILl ED PUMPS Rooh rig i"s;i;el' c,utterstoowrs . BUDDY'S HOYt lPPROvFtFtiy ,''.,i j L.'iI•.P,'.iv i.. i: . .. .. .'. organization WHICh ' '/. 4 1. -- .,..,, -.I INESS_ t~-~~-~-~-~--------~~-~l-~.t!~~~-~6-~~% _____-- -~:- - - -_v- - - - - - - i.--- L~ 274i' !_ - indicate a preference on age from em covered by 'he b.iced AGE DlcCRlMtNATlOri 1)4 EMPLOYMEIT ACT. More information may be tht.sfrd form the Wage Hi.,r ,,tliçp ,f Pr,'. i.'? Or inth 'rf. (tr. 7 W. Lake t..,ty Os. P.O Box 1021 A, Orta,tdo, Eta. te1ephw 241 447) , - A* - lt~ ,*,' I 'V %AdUUIS - - -V z .15 J. ~ \/,1.I - -k - 'r-, Sh oot Up .4'.0A have probably missed seeing your founded, who runs it, and what type of it was business you have. If you have been included before, you know the benefits and will certainly want to be included this year. In either case, the charge of SlO will place your firm on the chronological "Honor Roll", in our 461 h annual Progress Edition to be published on Sunday, October 28th. IF p -' ' Call Betty, Jean, Or Sandi, on - 322,-2611 or 831-9993 to place our order : .*LiLk 1-. 410 •.. . '- . , 1^ . __ - -1 Vanda13 armed with one or quarter mile of its planned more Ngh-powered rifles shot three-quarter-mfle length into up heavy equipment today and the virgin Jungle urea where tj-w - V. 41 I # . I oyl~~ ~T -- _j A= I i salledconstnjctionofa'vjce SanfordZoowlllberelocakdb road at the dee1opment site of April u,, , 1,' / .! Seminole Zoological Gardens 1'17 o U.S. u-n "We've had no labor east of 7 Interstate Four A' ( ____ .-.- _ ~~___ . I 1 noted his "' furm was awar&d the tivers for ln Rums-Land job on competi tive bids. . Cleari ng Co. of Maitland found Burns said Seminole '-11 two tanderi dump trucks, a Zoological Society executive . .__ - ___ __ - __ __ .. bulldozer and a 520-gallon fuel director Clifford Nelson told pr Link riddled with bullet holes him today, "You can continue I : I when they reported for work at the Job after the equipment is I 7 a.m. today. repaired " Burns said radiators were Operators said the damaged 'r' da maged on &l three pieces of equipment is expected to be ..,,V' equipment, Windshields and repaired and back on the job Iii cabs Of the trucks W "/' also within a week to complete the ____________________________________ ZE ':I ac VJ : riddled and gauges on one truck final construction on the road ' , damaged by bullets He Sheriff's identification techestimat e d damages i,.. and rucians were called to the sme i downtime will cost him to examine small, fresh foot. BULLETS "several thousand do ll ars." DISABLE DIRTMUVEItS . . prints leading past the i Sh eriff's era, S deputies said (Idlflageu equipment to an area Mechanic examines bulldozer; riddled truck cab (right) . . . workers found seven rifle where another piece of earthcart ridge casings, believed to movi ng equipment had been be 30.30 caliber, and two Live working. Operators said the 0 ' • "i ',...,", , . "' tl~_ I - ,. .. ...., .. . . ' . , '-. ___ - . ., - •.- . " ________ -- "' e1 1a develop lj m t. ,- . . ' en _________________________ Mg rounds near the vandaHzed tractor was removed from the equipment. site Tuesday for repairs. Jury Prob M. 0 i , n angers 111 I.. News Digest SENATE I r- doned the Idea of including -- - --- ' - I -'.. - fellnh is Gordon .. will be honored at a 3-day COflVpnj - fl for Outiitaidi:ig Stute }.'arlu Insurance agents at the Tropicana 1I'tel in I.7?i Vegas toda y through Friday. , - ,----..-..-.- right of way. flic council turned down the rezoning from professional building , to neighborhood collilnerclal requested for a recently annex ed parcel on J'aItn Springs Road. Despite ;oning board rccotii,iiend.a lion I,, rezone the land, th e council toted 3-2 to deny. County Commissioner Mike llatt.awa>' Protested the an. nexatlon antI commercial ,.rf the l3riar trod section, noting he Is a nearby property ewner, liattaway questioned the reasons the annexation, pointing out the city in the past has said It annexes lands to provi de services, He said since the subdiv ision already has paved streets, sewer and water service, fire protection from Forest CayBear Lake and police protection from the sheriff's department 'there must lx' another reason or the annexation." When council delayed the hearing, liatLIway said he will return again to speak against rezoriiru: '" , . I , ' - . . - . - - . MIKF. IIAVI'A WAY . Protesting Jury probe into the county disgruntled county inspector, inspection was given. netitinnnrc hnrl In nn rI,,ht t.. llerrinll. the int'p.ctIriti,n '0"" "will " ....... carry over into annexation of the public the entire the issue next week. .. co unty building department." Herring would not y w hat municipalities are being ineluded In the investigation, but The Herald has learned that at le.t one former Altamonte Springs building official has be en inte ns ively questioned. Herring also d ec lined corn ment on possible indictments stemming from the grand Jury find ings, but did say he ex. pected the electrical board IY'rtir'r) ci the probe to ix' ('omplekd by Friday. Up to 20 witnesses may appear in the el ectr ical board case. The trtling revelations to date lr'cludes charges that one major area hospi ta l has had no on-site final inspection, nor has anothe r large a rea printing COrTll)leX, Witnesses report that a county electri cal inspector was personally threate ned by an electrical contractor- member of the electrical review board-.because the inspector ci ted violations in work done by the contractor. Buildi ngs that (10 receive on. site 'fl5pec tlof'i3 are frequently srmllc nm Irrn,,lt, UP 'J we passes $1.2-billion foreign aid bill, smallest in 27 years. (Page 10A) ' .%. PREMIER GOLDA MEIR believes the flow of Jews from Russia wid not be impeded deSDite ....... her failure to get Austria to let Schoeiiau transit camp continue to operate. (Page 2A) report back to the building department. betwee n the bu ilding depart went and We contra ctor with no on-site inspection lfore 11 approval," he added. One woman scheduled to tCiint'd On Pg. 3A Col. U Weather Yesterday's high 91 low this morning 69. Partly cloud' through T hursday with a ~~ , V. Atty. tied Julian said the According to StateAtly. Abtx)tt frequently ignored by building inspector told The Herald. -th ,*: . I r-i-:.- . Ronnie Drive in the annexation electrical examiners board negative inspection findings of "An inspector goes out to find petition when Assistant cit) reaches into the municipalities pri v ate dwellings an" .1 job nearly rontpleted,' an I . . 'I- -,*I land inside Itriarwood sub- the present residential area. slowly unfolding this week as sources say. "a live bomb" when the power The city apparently aban- the Seminole County Grand And, according to one was turned on before a final division off SR 436. The is ab- The kids at Crooms need all the he Ir they can get, Th?jnk. (UlJY, sO[fl1 flf1jparentaof the band members and the athletic teams are lending their port. Tonight, theri's a game at the Sanford Municipal Stadlun) between the Pntti'5 and Lake Brantley. Starts at 7:30 p.m. I know full-w)l that firantley will be bringing a huge rooting tir ~.f. -~'! V J[V Burns said his firm has been working on the road for two weeks, completing about a rezoning of the first block of pi- oposed commercial area and Practices in Seminole County is without proper foundations, words of an inspector, became - or before October 17 By BOB P. LLOYD Herald Staff Writer A FUN!) RAISER for Vice President Agnew returns to face a federal grand jury investi °atina Agnew. (Page 2A) Meyer • i _.,r _____ ' dlI __ - 1~1 rr Lucky 4 - M__ . ii'is n((fc Briarwood Annexation Rezoning Post oned ask s)lUtcly obnoxious in trying to persuade people to purchase bu lbs (toni them, _________________________ Didn't think an additional it` AD.comment was necessary.,.bul SirIceacot plc anxious Lions did . take the time to call... I'uver it __ .~111111 _ - _z ~ __ - L -- * -:-..- __ __ - Z*il[A --~ __ __ __I ~ * ---_ -__ i t ~_______ ____ __-___________ =_~_______________ __ ___ __ - ___ ~~ _~__, __ ___ _____ - ---,---~ __~_f __ __ ~~ ------k~ __ ___ _____ ~ ---__ ___ __ ~ ~ MT I ~_ 2.;----------~---------..-~. -____~__ F__=----- ----I- -,-r____-__-,____ ____ .;j ~ ~_-__ -,----..~ __ 1 __ --- -.- __- _N-- -, __ A It - -1 -- - - _,Z Al 11 9991 I . 1- This NEWSPAPR do" not knowingly accept HELP-WANTED frD5 that Chappell 11has h denied that there is any connection - - Concrete about another comment -- not, prospective customers firm's name, when be selling light bulbs the next two Saturdays. This week in the Sanford Plaza in front of the - - -f - 'I I 4 The city council Tuesday night get an agreement from continued for the second time property owners seeking the A tale of shoddy, dangerous passed with such abuses ,is the officials who ordered electricity public hearings on the propcsed zoning that a masonry wall will and possibly Illegal con- case of a large Altamonte turned on. annexation and commercial be constructed between the struction and inspection Springs motel, constructed At least one home, in the _ . -.--.-- __ -- - ," f '1 - I .- - Sh to be followed by a - '4' ... Y. '. If -_. -S - (Cont'd On Pa. 3A Col.1) _._ . open to the public. - - 'u candle-light procession on the church groun&. - . Home Improvements Mass, I : ' c' ;'y,-ir - •• !~~,. - . . rq"' ., . . ' . ok.. of the Nativity. This Sunday they'll have a Family Renewal Celebration ' 'I'.. a. ' L. .1 ,.. d (' , ,. - • %..I ' Sa struction Co. ,, _t_a - %CCfl IllS firm's contract an entire area joins In . • t ' ii avt moving" wishing a Happy 13th we application VII Il4., "" Anniversary Celebration to our friends in Lake Mary's Church , . Schlesinger said he planned to examine all published articles to see if a study of the Ocala development "would fit into" other investigative work under way . usually refrain from . 5,4á • c LO extending f) C c I a I greetings.,.but, in this case I'm t, '.f ' '--- - • .eauty Care - .. --- iJl' j"() - wind B) John A Spo U I . 'I . ;r ' -.- U S Atty. H. E Schlesinger, who is heading the northeast Florida phase of a nationwide probe of housing projects, said Tuesday he may look into the Ocala situation Asst 6 - ' -.' - ' y1,.Y cu' ,:.l , p" r ,.._ - , iet . lli3. --' 0 _.__ - . _=Zr.~1=:__ X ,. fc" :_ .' : -' '':' fti I 'v-- Equipment MARINE '91 H IF '2 37761 Ch __ P- _ I [__ -t - 8 -----____ , f HONOR ROLL 0"".0 _ _________________ - ng 9 certain . T Craft, 21. 135 Marc. power. trim. Grcoming Prof .sion,a with S •tti.d p.m Mimi) HâYCI hot dip SEP*KARIKGLASS&PAIN1 trailer. Tape Grorn,ng and Boarding. 322 5753. deck. radio. 210 Magnolia A ve . '-fegan Injl4iOn, 'CJRO 323 fl•7 377 Mn _____ HEA ?f. AI CON Grooming.poodl,s, Terriers all liiC. ;I rf, iiiiiii-mm Bonsta.--I6' fiberglassf,i hull hp brtt05. $1 d,KOiiit with this ad . In in nto Johnson. Excellent condition, Heat i nford 33 j71 1 v" 01111111111111 trailer fully eqwpped, $1E. 303 6611119 OIL HEATER CLEANING CALLRALPH TOi',EP'S BEAUTY SALON 373 "" trrnr-tI 1rr t'5 !3rau?v c'oi 64 Equipment for Rent bath mo.e m io I9E P.rie )'257a2 Pressure 5 Rittt Blue Lustre Electric Carpet cteanaio _ Impac Spr K lean 3720797 ampooer for only SI pnr day. eve _L ( lt!.'min I n!n $, Oi'caP, t'W S ing.f5 ,,ARROLi. S FURNITURE ( t Ofl y Square t3UL,DOZER 'ofl, li?er.cr a. Liti w,?h a.r, or try Pan. Lir.eit Qlly , Clearing lots Qsv Specialty. 3231731 i ;rnw & Insured, 373 1)41. 'fltUftd. 37) 5333 ttpr p m . -IS Pets and Supplies ttt,t & ",r.o,. Chihuahua pups. AKC, Tiny CeraIrnCi 'pr5, Stud service, $30. Call 365-5714. PAULSLATER rSttmI 373 D1PI tt&ACURAMIC paperHanger Oa(h5hund. AK miniature, black Carpentty, Rmodeging Md E Cekry Ave Lirented Residential CommvrcIl 8 f5 red. Sir, 7 lbs. Custom Work. Fret EsJn,ase )2305.0 Free Ettrnate Ph 327 617 med. Shots US Animal Haven . JACKSON'S CERAMICS. 5ipt.ii, . GrOnming 1 Boarding Kenn#lt rr -- _ ___ -, ar.i jot'c,,i ILLL L)MILLIhC, .&L_L.L Mynah Bird for Sate materials LEACH ALUMINUM 3" and larger, pumps. Call after 3 r3FncATIc.u,flJiS to 3276154 - . ,I .- 11 ousing project is arranted The Gainesville Sun and the Lakeland ledger have published reports saying that J&J Electronics, a 011 firm owned by Florida Congressman William V. ChappeH, won a $100,000 contract on a federally funded Ocala project after Chappell asked the F ederal housing Administration to speed 13 pi"oval of the development. xj _____ Last Year? -- siima% W __________ Progress Edition 5.1k', 'S ' i'.arc. ,(_ V ____ We • CALL 322 1368 _______________________________ - Attic Insulations ii _______ reopenng ~ . U F F qu of the - '4 S\ Sat2 L 'Fern Park HONOR ROLL riIrr , -'jW TV , y t14 u 9 Mo. P. nt.l P,(h* Plar i'-' •'.tcl TV U - for sensationa l -S. V ~ 1: Were YOU Included 323941) or we at Sanford Sewing Center. 137 E. lit St., Downtown Sanford, w . I efl Businessman! M r. - Dixing 1971 when the buildWg Wilwn Kno't Executive Con, ____ '' - y . come ------ MOwip*c,, EDGING tied fen(ir.g' We install best oualty all typej Fast, Turner Fence C. 32137$). I , (1 1 19173 Pa ers Ma Cause ~ is. .- but they %%ill be in direct was started. the city recorded ii This his been brought to are ill i i inlalic-n (if our old code, in the HERALD'S REPOSSESSED PsOkS GardCn&LawnServi 1972 beautiful walnut cabinet, AM •)fl(Is(,,p.nu Mowing, Edging, FM mult i plex radio. $ track tape Itsmr.i.ng player. Psychedelic lights, and Fret Elf 1cnibI.It.332êi.j mhmore. Guaranteed Sold new Shrubs. trimmtJ & sped. Flower for *79 Pay balance of $1 15 or U 50 monthly. Phone "? 15" for cleaned 8 edged to per •rct.on Specialist Mowing by freehome trial HALLMARK. 1113 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. QJI5t Only. Fret estimate. 373 Ill?,ittention of tLe building dc- _ ___ ftfI) & (,raF.'; Ph --'------------ -' Fencing - AC68 Sell it 'att arid ray istri a l ow cost clost.rd ad I CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE ussutU19 Waring %!~. 10 4 C Lawn Servke S. S. TV P.V1IO1O Plato Unmfle_R5.a(k _ • LUUU tamot-1 te F i r4e partrnent." violation of the new code the $18 million in new construction Jenicyr, who is now a builder, Mayor L3wrece Swofford fire chief preparing," Swof- and is 1 the figure Jumped also worked for a while as a AITAMONTE SPRINGS said the building, which was for'J said. to $61 million. Casselber-ry building Inspector. Fire (Thief Torn Seigfried today constructed in 1971.72, WiIS (IOflC "Some of these safety ordin. "I'm sure you can find many The fire doors located at the said fire doors at the ultra- at a time prior to having " ances are not retroactive, but other buildlng.s In Altamonte end of each wing of the multimodern 701 Building, on SR 436 partinenlaliiation" of the city's where safety Is involved, I'm Springs with sImIhr vo!a. story executh'e e!fkc Luilding, , •4-• 'siki £usdsIustal s'sl,vi'iUv, .i(C ;ii uiixs. sure it will be corrected," he !c'n," both the mayor and fire a made c Uht decorative violation of building code prac"I didjil know about the added. chief speculated, wood. They are the san,e as the tices because they are not rated doors. I had a lot of other things "Our new building official, The 701 Building, which was doors on regular office spaces. pii (luring that tirne of Slurray Hanson, I think is doing given its final approval July 18 Vie doors open to an enclosed "The doors are hollow sood," rapid development," Swofford a good Job," Swofford corn- 1972, by former city inspector fire stalrwa). _______ $aL Cash or Terms arranged. sto Per month. Call Credit Manager. -- By J RICHARDS Herald Staff Write r JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-A federal prosecutor says he plans to study lt - . newspaper articles to determine whether an investigation of an Ocala low in- 21" Color Console Zenith, SI"j 50,, GarardAMFM.ndltrackS,,ret, Ph 3221333 - i l it iF4 ri*a _ ou TBAR F THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE OF _____ ____________ REPOSSESSIONS & PAINTING I - . -___________________ ________ ______________ _____________________ Stereo. I %S Al S(I y a t rb * 04W LA Motorcycles TELEVI SION SETS 12Sjp MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive. 777 03 cost.. $711; 1, ____ 18 STEREO Walnut I i&sh, floor model-4. Monthly payments low as $2 per month. See at anford Sewing Center, 307 E. Il Downtown. Ph, 777 9411 or evenings-8311, 1146. rlD'tA,Aj I ''' CDRAYING IDEAL WHOA. Don't throw awa 1 titerl dIe !ifl! Se ll them Att) 3 tftfaIo Want Ad by Catting tot feenw Ad, SO'. -No Home Improvements For Ousloeri. sue, contractors, Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. F a st, dCpCfld*bJ.. economical. Call victor-365- 3743 , r l 7 SUMMER SALF ttuv locally and get service. Singer Golden Touch & Sew- 177. Necchi Z'g Zag- 13$ ____ w I SEWING MACHINES I D c 1315)77 . Getting re.uy to move? Sell escess 1973 Hodaka 100cc. Super Ral Trail items quickly with a ClOSSified ati Bike. Like new, $213 Ph. 377 3134. )JtRLU) Sae t:m - _________ TV.RadioS?ereo tor Fire oors Vio ate Code I '67 Dodge Lancer, 6 cyl.. 2 door *'o 'tito flatter ieS$I 1 CI.LS BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Abandod.fltedk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10 OrI.onlo 293 6194 anytime, ec S 0 - Campers Travel Trailers Wi 11C ___________________________ Washers and Refrigerators Dick Is 53 Olds Toronado '72 Low mileaguMichelin Radials. Loaded. Mu'' sell quickly, only $3900. Call 66 6.4)3. liW'(fl`1r-0,) Y , ")d1u,1,1-,, r Part s- Accessories ___________ Freight Damaged - r~ I County inspector. _____ piector household, Consignments 1$ Seminole _ Jui4k Can. Removed _______ The 1 QT The Auto Repairs ____ ___ Florida Statute 553.05 states _____ -- 16 welcome, 373-73a0. SAtIFORD J l I air Conditioned, ____ Retriycrators and Air Con RE- CONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery. Matching Chair, $70 Calt323.1231 ______ ___ - AUCTION. Hwy. By btARK WEINTZ . ____________________________ NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT Auction Every Monday NIIP AIR CONDITIONING. 3096 0rlrd" )riv, 3235431 HIdC ABed SAvE ___________________________ _______ - 7 f )fl 2359, SOFA BED £ ___________________ 1961 Buick radio, heater, pt.. P b. MatchIng Chair good tires. Ph. 373 5414 after 630 ________________________ ________________________ opens to SIetp 88J pm. ____________________________________________________ Like FU camper top. Fits u, ton pickup. Factory demonstrator cost $2400. Sleeps 4-Ice box, gas range, Coleman heater, air conditlor.Ing. Dinette seats 4 Selling for $1600. 901 715 To buy and sell gold or Silver CQifl%, contact us tint, We *lSObuy t:uI Silver coins SEMINOLE COIt CENTER. 109W. Isi 3734357 1 Co power Steering. clean. syso. 322 1 717 . For the best buy In American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see DON BALES Sanford M.otorCompany SOBS French Ave. 3n - 4312 '71 Franklin Motor Home. Like New. Has many extras. Can be seen at 17 Oaks Campground, Sanford Ph. rn ea.s, - Stamps-Coins n Apparent ________ - 69 . ________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppricespaid,used,anycoridition 6141126, Winter Park. ri,.v iind 0~ed. Freer-r, s, Wa%hefs, ditioners. GENEVA HEATING & E Ford '39 Beach Buggy-Large tires, Cadillac powered. 373-1531 after 5, weekends anytime. '61 Dodge coronet. 'yOu word your Classified Ad- Call 32226110r&31.9P93. 140 373-40M attrf 5 p.m. 510, rOund coffee table, $33. 3, 3930. good conditkjn. ZIG ZAGS ------- - I?' Travel Trailer and Dodge Sedan with low hitch. Will sell as a unit or sepa -tate. Will consider trade. 193) Roadmaster Buick, used an Can be seen at 905 Santa Barbara 'ique tag, Excellent Shape. 5395 Drive, Sanford. SHELLEY USED CARS. 701 French Ave.. 373 7960 C. A. WHIDDOPI SR. Cashbuyer for used articles, fur niturc., etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 322 6972. PICK UP PAYM E NTS Speed Queen washer and matching dryer. Both III mo Call 3220341. for Sam accessories. Self contained. Air conditioned. call 5136750, _______ L'i.I ut 6 .. Household Goods - BRAND NAME t1A I I4II & 9MS*..FiI. -. ',tc- ocl RDI6B6. II cv ft. no frost r'trigerator. Topfree,er. Harvest Gold finiSh. Only $15 ma. Full warranty. Call 322 02" aSk for - actual miles. Excellent condition. See at corner of 111h 8 Locust or after 1:30. call 327 1972 Argosy CampIng Trailer. With - -- - - CASH 3?? II), nr ,n..'ct furnitur e . appliances, 'ul'., ctc Buy 1 or 1001 items 'irrys Mart. 215 ?anlora Ave . FREIGHT DAMAGED Must sall-Real baMaInL make Offer. 4 pc. sect ional $10. small console stereo, 12S; massage cfl..r. 153 . old refri g erator. runs, o carpet. 120, 6x9 rug, 13) I 1 Wanted to Buy - _________ ------------ 73Cltanittl Pinto CE Radio, b1s4do mile, 4Q' of cable. antenna. $00, 122 164.,. Heater, 68 between A 12 L I S:30 only. - i969 Camaro 301. 4 SPeCid. 39.000 - - Autos for Sale - i11 2711, -' 8317920 ;,u l2,Lungwoud,Fla. STEREO SPECIAL XQ w*tt, AX400Ø Garrard corn per*rd set. reg 149. now Only 1349. Alto •vait*bI ipt*kv headphones And Garrard turn 3554$, Orane A ve. t.__ IWWW • go 197? 77 Centurian Sleeps 6. Pay oclusly of ssoo and take over. call fr CENTRAL FLA. SALVAGE Stigler Oil Good for child orbeginner i ce Ot Hiriiig . ' - _________ Ill . resixmiii)ilities. perience and that the cther ficials. Commissio'-rier Dick in this respect. A conflict with Florida Law "I iiispect mechanical as well three plumbing inspectors do Williarm is the other personnel have been a practical plumber plumbing inspectors. Williams said the PrO.Speetive 1111111109. six-month training course as plumbing fixtures and I do have the necessary has surfaced between with not less than board rhember but he experience, was Inspector is interviewed by 10 years One of these inspectors, which consisted of chief in- give final plumbing in. county Commissioner John unavailable for comment. Fakess, who then makes a automatic, AM.FM lapir. radio, Seminole County Commission as a plumb fore being hired Emile Georgi, said today that spector Tony Fakes.s taking spection," Georgi said. Kimbrough said he also has Kimbrough said he doubled recommendation to R. S. slnyl top. 5930 372 7711. Ing inspector, and lie was hired as a mechanical him in the field and showing and the Seminole County shall be under J. 13. Williams, zoning never heard of the statute. that anyone could comply with Brown, building administrator, the direct inspector about a year ago but him how to inspect plumbing 11167 DODGE MONACO. LOADED ' , director, said today he has Building Department in hiring supervision of the count), Kimbrough is on the County the statute in question and who then makes the decision on shortly thereafter lie was told NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVEF') j .V plumbing inspectors. ('eorgi said he did not receive never heard of the statute Personnel Baord which added that Seminole County hiring and takes his find.ings to II commission. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 32I* would become a plumbing : a Z increase for his added job which required 10 years ex- supervises hiring county of- may be ahead of many counties the County Personnel Board. 62)0, 625.1311. Ave. 322 SIS1111 Travel Trailers Moving out of state-must sell %eslern Wear. Save , Old Corral Western Shop. Il 97. 1 mile S at DeBary. • °" -- Misc. 373 .6O SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS STOCK REDUCTION SALE NEW. USED, REPOSSESSED TVt Applianj 333 1I32I.i. 83) 5006 Sjariitp. Mediterranean, F rtncti Ptv it ia I bedroom sets. Vt CS erg up. a Sfa, 3 styles to choe trOm, U9,P5 to uSC 95 MOMIi "a" '.?cuurri. $49 CS, 5UC Nra, '73 5inc,jtr, $$t.9S - _____ household furniture. 322.1öa * BARGAINS * THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES Goods __________ ____________________ chapped hands and face U(Y Norwalk Vitnmr E Skin Cream Firway Plaza I'harmacy I ?,' tu. j.nc'nl t. S8 (S 6000 Garrard component systems re-g $149 new only 1736, speaker's included; 11 Sets headphones $1 e*ch; radio headphones $)3 each. 11 tape decks 120 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES $14 each Also available misc. speakers. BSR tun, tables, JVC quad Set an.. Garrard turn ?aP,les, Inspect arid test a) 3550 S (trange Ave.. Orlando. Ph. $391791. Hrs. Mon Fri . 9 to 9, Sal 0 to 5 Terms .'vaIl3blt, Miscellaneous Household 66 ______ buy sell trade )1 315E. First St.. ______________________________ ~~ __ - - __ is Campers . - Spool twin tied% complete STEREOS Calibart Real Estate 4 5rv;r 51 Desk 165 Ford engine complete, 3 Cu on. Vi good condition, "tar it run Ph. 3274G47. L i5ting Wanted __ Miscellaneous ____ Woods buggy, 5100. 14' Playmore travel trailer, $600. Air condilion,r, $30. Bar 8 7 stools. 130C. Call 323 1Q36. Real Estate Wanted -- unty rra Magi. AM FM. all power, needs transmission, 1400. Baxter, FALCON PANCHERO Hydraulic lift tailgate Air conditioned, good mechanically, "I - I 1969 Gran Sport 400, CAM. Headem, - 13MA4D NEW 1973 name brand stretch stitch sewing Machines. o Easts ide pci. off manufacturer's list price inspect 8 test at United Fre;ght 15 ACRES with 660 feet trontaga or Sales. 3550 S Orange Ave Celery Avenue and P90 feel Orlando Ph $59 $291. Terms tron'age on Brisson Avenue tvalabte, firs. Mon Fri. 9 to 9, 6O.000, Terms negotiable. _ 5.)? 9 to S. Santordt Sales Leader" Your Multiple Lilting Agency REALTORS 73 Park Dr mileage, Private owner. ~l ~ il l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ P $971 Toyota Corona, new tires, speed, 73 ml. per gal. air. low &rbird engine, I cyl Also I%5 VW Sun root. 323 6735. ______ down (.aII 322.2420 Anytime I !j 6230, 628 1314 Thun 0 , , _ 19'36 Chevrolet Pick up, 21,000 Miles, Al condition, $1,000. Ph, 3274701. SL1OTTj UT kaw Want to sell something? A small i, CAMARO. I CYLINDER. invest mont in a Classified Ad will NO (flING DOWN, TAKE OVER, bring results, CALL CREDIT MANAC.ER , 32) -- (TTIM SO Autos for Sale P,fi steel bells, very good condition, $2?#5 firm. 327 0331. 5)000. Call offer 3:30 373391$ or 377.7794 ltugw Cimmerclal carpet wholesaler has t. rr 000 yardS of new broadloom arpet left over from commercial installation . will Self and install, at builders wholesale cost. 10 50 pcI below retail, Flrancing available up to 36 months, Free Name estimate. ARIES CARPET 741 *531 Call collecil Eureka Hammock 80 2000, 1967, auto., air, ------------,---1964 Ford 'Aon Irtx K. 360 automat:c Mercedes .- I 4 A Trucks and Trailers 19 CARPET WALL TO WALL Realty - is - - . m ACIS . Sonsom For Sale Stenstro .- I Ii Ia - THE BORN LOSER - --- 973 Oct y 13 - - 1. * ~ %1 1 1 , A BLACK from Montserrat is charged with the latest killings in wave of antiwhite murders in Virgin islands, (Page 2A) CHINA ends brief undeclared truce among big powers at U.N. with charges that U.S.-Sov i e t detente is a fraud. Soviets call speech an "absurd misrepresentation," (Page 2A) 'rwo MEN wanted for mass slayings of seven \Vashiagton Moslems are arrested. U'age 2A) chance of thundershowers. thghsulostlyinupper8o5[,4 ''V. ' WhEN IllS GAS BILL was $130.65 higher than K. Wednesday night In upper 60s last month, Bob Smith decided to stage a : and low 70s. protest. He blocked the path of the gasoline Rain probability 50 per cent truck with two disabled vehicles, and waited X. through Thursday. for the oil company to react. (Page 2A) Thunderstorms whipped by :V. . 80-mIle-an-hour winds and Index laced with bail hit the middle ". MississippI Valley early today. Bridge .1111 horoscope JIB."' Temperatures dipped below .41 Calendar 12A Hospital notes 12A freezing in the northern Classified ads 10-11\ Public notji'vs BA llisckic., in contrast to Wed. Comics 1111 Society IS nesday's reeord heat in Texas CrosswordpuuJe .118 Sports. 7-9A ? where it climbed to % at El 1)varAbby 118 State. SA Paso yesterday. Editorial comment IA Stocks 2A Some snow was expected at Entertainment 105 TV I 108 higher elevations In the central Rockies. . ______ I .. . . . , . - - . . .. . . . - . ... .. ,. ,r,-,•.'.w,',.-... ;-.'.',.-.';: � 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>, October 02, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dff5070a480b3a50d0dbfe3a44ad9c75.pdf cbd111ee92a414b9c63895a12b3b1405 PDF Text Text By JEAN PATFESON Herald Staff Writer Gasoline Prices Rising In Area 1 And Nationwide Gasoline prices are going up across the nation and President Nixon's energy advisor predicts they will continue to rise. Many gas stations took advantage of relaxed economic controls to raise prices over the weekend by as much as two and a half cents a gallon. Most service station managers in the Sanford area replied, "Why certainly!" when asked whether they had increased their prices over the weekend. Many added, however, that increasing their prices hadn't put them ahead yet. The manager of Howard's Mobil Service Station on Orlando Drive explained, "The company raised the price one cent, and I had to drop my price one cent during the freeze, by raising my price two cents Saturday I'm just breaking even." Manager of Rudy's Standard in Sanford also raised his price two cents a gallon. "Now it's just like back on May 15," he said. Lake Monroe Shell Is up two cents a gallon, and H.B. Owens Gulf Service Station in Sanford has raised the price 1.6 cents a gallon — "That's the same as the increase on the tank wgr price," explained the manager. Other service stations in the area are up two and a half cents. Manager of the Deltona Standard Service Station said, "Why sure I've raised my price — as much as we're allowed to — two and a half cents a gallon." Fred's Gulf Service Station in Del3ary reported the same increase. Of all the service stations contacted in the Sanford area only Sanford Sunoco on SR 46 at 1-4 said they had not raised their prices yet. In Houston, Tex., dealers announced a three-day shutdown beginning today in protest. 7 Shevin Unveils New Rules On Unfair Trade Practices Monday, October 1 973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 35 Price 10 Cents one I _—a--—— fviis.in1g Büdy rwiu C IP I Of Disney Hostess 10 + C LO By John A. Spoiski Que.stion...whjch of this area's fire chiefs rides arowil wering a burgundy jack.,t and iV white trours rb hs"visiLj1e" means of identification' Question Number 2 ... before responding to an alarm, does he have to take time out to change into his fighting gear Just in case you missed ft. ..the Lakeland ledger reported that our Icpresen. tative William Chappell supported an application for a 'S I federally-backed housing project and a Chappell-owned company received a $100,000 contract for electrical work on the project. FederaI 11 a u s I n g Administration records in Jacksonville show that & J Electric, Inc., won the contract for work on Ocala's low income Parkslde Gardens Apartments, LISTEN.. .11 that 'han. KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) - The body of Deborah McCartney, tied hand and foot and still clothed in her Disney World hostess uniform of an orange skirt and white blouse, has been found in an isolated Osceola County creek. Miss McCartney, 20, of St. Cloud near Kissimmee, had been missing since she left her Disney World office last Thursday for a brief errand in a company car. The car was found abandoned, its front seat bloody and Miss McCartney's shoes and panties inside, later that day. During the intensive search for the girl, Osceola County Sheriff Kayo Murphy was told by a farmer of a strange set of car tracks near a creek on his farm. Murphy said that he and several deputies, part of a team using horses, jeeps and helicopters to look for Miss McCartney, checked the creek area Friday but found nothing. Sunday, Murphy said, he rechecked the creek to see if anything had surfaced and found the body. He said the body apparently had been in the creek for several days and said an autopsy would be performed in an attempt to determine cause of death. News Digest COy. MANUEL appoints commission to study Maryland's practice of awarding engineering contracts without bids. (Page 1B) (Ilcapped' group approaches you on buying some light bulbs, . RUSSIA sends supersonic bombers to Iraq; and should you refuse to make Pentagon analysists say move could affect purchase of same and they power balance in oil-rich Persian Gulf. (Page treat you as they did some 2A) others In this area. ..just call the : I TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) protection law passed by the not set up a special consumer feet by late November or early completion date and methods of — Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin to. State, but does not anticipate complaints unit until he has December following legal r. construction. day unveiled a series of new much impact in the form of funding from the state. tice and public hearings. The —Require closing costs be rules to crack down on decep. complaints to the State '1 have tried to get funding in rules would: —Require written disclosed before contracts for tive and unfair trade practices Attorney's office, the past, with no success," said estimates by auto repair shops. sale of real property are signed. In businesses ranging from auto "We don't intend becoming Herring. "Right now I have —Outlaw misleading ad. —Guarantee buyers of servrepairs to mobile home sales, another Better Bu.slncssrnau's neither the money nor the vertistrig practices, ices from health spas dancing "We've been given the Job of Bureau. We don't Intend manpower to spare from the —Prohibit "closed" mobile and vocational schools the right making Florida's commercial deali'ig with isolated corn- regular work of the Slate home parks where would-be to cancel a contract v,tUout unclimate as Inviting as our at. plaints from consumers," lie Attorney's office." residents are required to bUY reasonable penalty mospheric climate," Shevin said. their trailers frcm a specified told a news conference. "We "In my interpretation we Shevin released 13 chapters company. Other rules would regumate think these rules and regu- should be concerned with (If proposed rules on the day —Require disclosure of war- so-called pyramid sales lations will have that ci- deception and chronic unfair Florida's so-called "little rrc ranties and guarantees by mo- schemes, auto renting and lessfeet.. .Thc effect of making practices," said Herring. "I see Act" went into effect. The law bile home dealers and manu- Ing and air conditioning effiFlorida a haven for a healthy It as something quasi- enacted by the 1973 legislature lacturers and prohibit retalicY, criminal." free enterprise system." is patterned after the Federal awry evictions against individShevin "id lbo bi h't1 ml.i i;.. .tth. C.; r-;'. ! Trd. 11115 tO. mobil.' t,4)me parks ('nlc' and local state attoenev State AU)'. Abbott HcrrIn be drawing up guidelines rules will be presented to the —Require contractors to the power to isMie cease-andsaid today his office will cup- regarding investigating Cabinet Tuesday. Shevin said write into home construction desist orders against port the new consumer complaints, but said he could he hoped they could go into cf- and improvement contracts the bu.sinesces ignoring the rule.. Bi'* d Const"der ed ByCouncil Concert 8 DONNA ESi Herald Staff Writer ......... hwy - • retu. iJL" Iu h tim n,. te,. law requirements and provides .• '1 4 for cats- to be licensed and ha p CASSEI B1RRY—The cc rab.'s shots tops time workshop quest for permission for a agenda. country and western music Animal Control Officer Vickie ' ',' ft p concert at Seminole Downs will Shook recommended the be given asharp eye by the city prMsion on felines explaining council In workshop after the 7 since cats run at large they p.m. regularsession today to have as much 'chance of cx. I L , . as dogs make sure we planned event f'tusure to rabies d bears no relationship to a rock I The proposed law also per', _._,_ 1•_ -. festival. rnits pet owners to personally The city nearly four sears give their animals rabies shots. ago after the BIthlo rock Scduling at the regular festival gained headlines across session is "public hearing on , -" -'' k.t'. the nation adopted a strict anti- SM[ partherships request for ..... .. . I. • k. .. rock ordinance, approval of planned con. ...- . . . .. '.\ • Shortly thereafter a request biZ ,ictlon in a residenti ml zone of for use of the horsetrack for a a roshop, maintenance shop festival ssas turned down by the fo. golf carts ant, .arking at the board corner of Overbrook and City official today insisted Tplett Drive, , - . 3-44 ..' .. . the I. and S Productions In the work session council Concert although it is geared will consider a request from an toward young people does not attorney representing a appear to be directed toward property owner near Lake and - . Problems with law and order Seminola Boulevard that '-i,,- ,.• ' sit, ' £ ' - . ' " •' which characterized the Bithlo reconsideration be given to event, permitting construction of a . -The proposed animal control grocery store. SHADES OF DANIEL BOONE I" - .- _______________ Supreme Court May Rule HIT of the Volusia County Sportsmen's Show held recently at the Volusia County Fairgrounds, DcLand, were the muzzle loading Central Florida Long Riflers. The club has 50 members and practices at the Lewis Range west of Sanford. Aiming their handcrafted weapons are Dick Barnes, president, (left); John Ileddy, ranger officer; and --------------—------------,, VICE PRESIDENT A(;NEw snvs hic nnlifit'nl Tect' "tunic" . )vur support by capitalizing on career probably has been destroyed, but has On Preliminary Hearing their infirmities and then if you decided to come out swinging at his accusers. should have the audacity of not kneeling, Harry Baldwin, secretary. (Page 1 B) By CHRIS NELSON 5 death of Oglesby, allcedly responding, they may make :: - -- - - -- --- — --. — Herald Staff Writer following a robber)' attempt "threats"... VOLTON JORDAN and Clarence Brinson and fight with Geter. Like I said, if it happens, Just were ill, homeless and penniless. They died The SLite Supreme Court The attorney's arguments report 'cm to the local law Sewer Solution Sought waiting in a hospital emergency room and V. may rule today on whether 14- challenging the medical enforcement officials, : year-old Samuel Geter is Cfl. evidence in the case have led to nobody noticed for several hours. (Page 5A) ' UUed t a preliminary hearing a contempt hearing being CASSELIIERRY — Consult- Attorney General Robert set The lift station, subject of the prior to his Oct. 8 first degree against him for 1:20 p.m. IT WILL BE three years before Lisa Palmer ing Engineer H. C. Conklin hevin's office asked to in. recent court action, went out 1 murder trial in the death of Wednesday before FROM THE MAILBAG: Seminole will recommend emergency tervene in the suit last Thur. cornMission again at 11 : 15 can command salutes, but she's idready atWilliam Oglesby, a Sanford Circuit Judge Clarence Johnson action to the city council at its sdav, **Deinand is made for $2-1z am., Sunday when a seal in or.' tracting attention. (Page 5A) MIddle School student, Billion in reparations for North Jr. meeting tonight to solve the of two motors blew, Lane Tilt' court uas scheduled to Vmetiui, We don't have it, arid hear agruments for if we give It we will have w ?. I1'I11I O?'FIClALSaya possible outbreak "show cause" why his Triplett Drive sewer lift station, Conklin met all morning to load on the station built eight borrow the funds and pay S . of dyphtheria has been contained. (Page 5A) preliminary hearing this statements that Oglesby could Utility Director John Lane said consider po'ble Courses to be years ago as a temporary rllorningfrom ceter'sattorney not have died from the fight, per cent interest. This will cost today. taken, facility," Lane said. ..fl. T. David hums of Barlow. The and others on you and me l43,7,000 per the evidence, A ('ONVI(ED bank robber who escaped Last week, the pum ps are overwork ed with circuit court court's ruling—if any is made— should not he found in contempt issued a year in Increused taxes, WhM from an Indiam.1 jail temporary restraining X. and Florid tremendous overloading ',I Police Is "ill not beannounced until late III the heck is ;uirmg on Did ve -X of court,according tip Assistant order against the city forrecaptured. (Page 5A) rebuilt one of the pumps Fridi thw afternoon. win a peace or buy a peace? State Alt)'. Newman Brock, tJtiing the city from aIloving Burns onl 'to have the other blow Ut flew to Tallahassee "In any event, let's not The subject of the heatc( tin. lift station to Sunday. last week to seek the supreme -law rs baltIc is th AT LEAST 13 persons including a Forest City borrow this money and Increase e impact i no perative and from allowing "During regular two hours court ruling on the preliminar) our taxes." woman, die on state roads during the a. t. 7 medical examiner's raw sewage to overflow onto checks at the station, we Found hearing after failing In at. rcpc weekend. (Page 5A) n Oglestw stating that fake Triplett Drive, into Lake the other mnotoc had blown a tempts before Seminole Circuit the )oulh di This letter was written by a of acute Triple tt or into private homes, seal caus1g the pump to lose its Judge Richard Muldrew, pulmonary edema—heart C.C. Moseley, president of the Index prune. Today we btught a . (kt' arraignment, failure—and a Sept, 26 Grand Central Industrial Joining in the suit filed by Mr. brand n e w rotating assembly in Area deaths I 2A I"ntertainment iindbe(ore U.S. District Judge statement by Dr. G. lÀ Centre of Glendale, Calif., one V. Garay and Mrs. Cha rles Woodruff h1ich esca1 Bridge ..............GA John A. Reed Jr. horoscope th is housedaJar. in Orlando, .6A f this country's most prolific that thedeath"Could have tn t Woodruff is a formtr in the process of installing it Burns argued at the Sept. 24 caused Calendar ------------- 3A Hospital notes .......M Titers of letters-to-the-editor. by a blow to the upper Casselberry council chairman) now," Lane said. Classified ads 5-613 Society ............... 6A arraignment in Sanford that a abdomen." were the Division of Health of A permanent modern lift grand jtry indictment was not Comics lÀ Snorts .............. 2-113 Garay's preliminary autopsy the Florida Department o "Lmtio has be en estimated o Crossword sufficient to Prove that a ctlmne 6A State .......... SA From the mailbag: "Thought as described to the public as Health and rehabilitative e'ost Dear Abby ........... 6A stocks ............. ia 1175,000. Lane said the had been committed, and finding Oglesby died from Services and the for Today — The things we Florida Sunday breakdoin was fowd demanded Editorial comment 4A TV a preliminary s IA know for sure, which Just aren't hock due blow to left Department of Pollution if c (ON}i,lN in hearing on tune evidence in the Sept. kidney. to stop any sewage so, get us into trouble." Control. .. .WiU recommend backtin into homes. - of . I ......,. .... .. . b:.':......... �--- 2A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Oct. 1, I J I -- Soviet I Jew Swarm Into Seminole County election supet-visorCarni Bruce will ask the county commission Tuesday to create six new soting precincts by splitting a half-dozen currently overcrowded precincts In the south , ends. A split will be requested for precincts eight (Slavia), 12 (Forest City), 31 (English Estates School, Oxford Road), 33 (Longwood), 34 (Altamonte Springs Elementary School), and 40 (Eastbtook Swim Club), Mrs. Bruce said. Schoenau VIENNA, Austria (AP) - pledge to close the camp, a Arab sources said over the Israel uishre1ugeesfroin the Soviet promise extracted over the weekend that the action by the Austrian Chancellor Bruno ____ Union are continuing to arrive weekend by two Arab guerrillas two Arab guerrillas Was the Kreisky, himself a Jew, said his at the Schoenau transit camp who kidnaped four hostages and first step in a terrorists' plan to government would suspend the 'despite the Austrian gov. held them for 15 hours, •• stop the flow of Soviet Jews to mass emigration via Austria ernment's promise to Arab terspecial and Uiscontlnue rorists to shut it down. measures to the refufacilitate informed sources said at \if ' T gees' transit from the border to least two groups of Soviet Jews -• the Vienna airport. But he said arrived in Austria on Sunday Austria will continue Issuing and were taken to the camp 70 transit visas to individual So ••" miles south of Vienna under viet Jews. heavy police escort. A spokesman for the Israeli 9! In the two years since Mos• embassy said that to his cow eased its restrictions on 4 knowledge, the camp will ' Jewish emigration, about 2,650 continue for the time being to Soviet Jews a month have been process 40 to 120 Jews a day. . ALL TIlE POSSESSIONS the can earn are borne by these Cambodian refugees on passing through Schoenau. I1igha 5 about 10 miles nortks esi of Phnom Penh. "There are no plans to stop the capitaL processing Soviet Jews through The two guerrillas Invaded a that center," he said. Moscow-to-Vienna train Friday Demonstrators marched in just inside the Austrian border, lAirldon an New to proSoiiet tin eiied three eniijr;itIn Soviet di ng '' :it Jts and an Austrian border the terrorists, Premier (golda guard and demanded that the Meir of Israel said Austria had camp be closed. They "betrayed her own greatnes&" their hostages to the Vienna (;ENI-:ILu. i. ('HAHGF; "We would like to believe that airport after receiving the military takeover in Kreisky's pledge, released the Chile is Agusto Pinochet perhaps due to a misunderhostages and boarded an Aus- Ugarte. He leads the fourWASHINGTON (AP)— The irrthct the Russians will turn hour, is twice as fast and far standing," she said. Ulan government plane that man Junta which ousted the The Austrian government has Soviet Union has sent super- over a small number of TU22 more advanced Lii eventually was allowed to land Isle resident Salvador Al. , said when it will fulfill its sonic bombers to Iraq for Winder bombers to the Iraqis, the Hussians previously gave - •• 11h gime. ilrsZ time in a move Pentagon although there is some opinion any Arab air force. officLils bpheve could affect the that Soviets flew there on an Unti: now, the Soviets have Power balance in the od-rich exercise. concentrated on fighter planes Persian Cult area The Blinder, which can fly for the Arabs. Most Pentagon analysts !I1LSSiOI'tSat about l,OOO miles an Israelis probably will be LONDON (AP) "I'm office at pr€sent. orried about this new bomber said Mrs. Williams "And afraid we' ve made a bit of a 'There haven 't been any by development, but . that I mean not only family authorities appear to be mess of this," one novice an- women who have come upto the but also any pleasure one may _____ -'P to i IflL dew tim P Lase in music, the theater and ,< ::t.iit nin or iflc4 u forth Persian t,un Imrilcattona ..i But generally tI. waz smooth oemg m the tegmnirg because ot the energy 1' ,? i listening Sunday as the r.th,- of the country's movemt," i The rust ij• övlLt Marvarei i)rabuk, S heavy British Broadcasting she said, Russians had UL.ICIC found that writing Lt books and raising three children had been • move came in a talk by Deputy Corporation handed over one of S Secretary of Defense William Its (our radio channels to worn- Mrs. Williams agreed and "beautifully interwoven," She C Di L "concentrated look at noted the toughness HONOLULU (AP— Tommy sands, singer of millionP. Clements last Friday, during life in acknowledged, however, that 3 .3 seller records In the I95 and 1%(, still can be seen in "there lot which he stressed the im- the situation of women in top-level jobs. unhappy It means the sacrifice of women who nightclubs But not as a vocallst. portance of the Persian Gulfs society. satisfied by For more than 16 straight "If u singing in 1969 and . . virtually everything In one's the maternal role." sung a note vast oil reserves. hours, a lineup of women artsince. And that includes In the shower," said Sands, Clements told a small group ists, entertainers govern_ who and who now conducts dinner and nightclub tours to various of civic lenders that the hotels. Russians had "put supersonic ment officials confidently do. "Most people save all their lives for a trip to Hawaii, bombers in Iraq that were scribed the achievements and and! get a 1t gratification helping them make the trip problems of women. Con. never there before." sPicuois by their absence were mom pleasurable," he said in an interview. He did not identify And for the women who sign up for the "Hawaiian militant members of the ixir elaborate. Other Pentagon the holidays" tour package, gettlngto meet and talk with a Women Liberation Workshop, officials supplied details M B i ! fQ!meT!Ock 4n'roUs1ji er L Britain's tofth pliasure " largest feminist Some officials suggested f' • - -- - - 4p5i ••••'• _____ • I ,- - , - i/fr - • - .'- . -_---- - - ' - . " I, • - - -- and, - rn cm - - ' -- , • a" en for a £ . of • Only International Nws BUENOS Ml(, Argentina (AP) - The Associated Press and United Press International discontinued their demestic news services for newspapers in the interior today and henceiorth will only distribute international news here. A decree Issued by provisional President Raul Lasthi last August barred (oreg in wire services from distributing Argentine news in this country. UP! operated its domestic service since the late 1930, and The Associated Press launched Its 'interior service" in 1962. The latter served newapers and 11 radio stations. But the distribution of inkrnadonal tim here or of Argentine new, abroad by foreign wire services will not be affecW. AP and UP! were the only ones to operate domestic services. w . day wasn't intended to bomber move as a go-slow signal Iran, which is spen- be an expression of ding billions of dollars on hb," explained Susanna Capon, modern arms bought prin- the 29-year-old script editor In cipally from the United Sta tes charge of Women's Day on th e BBCs network. It was rather and Britain, chance to show off women's Iran a long-time all' a talents. and Iraq a Soviet client have The high point of the day's been rivals for a long time. programs was a 40mlnute disrivalry has taken portance in the broadercusslon on women's politics be. western-Communist maneu. tween Education Minister Mar. Thatcher, the only wornvering for Influence In the Persian Gulf-Indian Ocean an In Prime Minister Edward region since Britain pulled out Heath's cabinet, aqd Uie wont. an member of its forces a few years ago. shadow cabinet. She is Shirley Wtc YOU women's to u r. ess usman n Included lfl ii E RALVS ONOR ROLL ' ' Operator Appointed H s Chief Operator has been Southern Bell Sanford, according Bob Shedden, Local Manager. Mrs. Maxine Henn will replace Mrs. Thelma Taylor, who is moving to Orlando October 1st. Mrs. Henn comes Sanford from Melbourne, Florida, where she has been Chief Operator since January, 1972. She has been quite active In various community affairs during the past twelve been Treasurer of the Melbourne Business and Professional Womens' Club, Chairman the Pilot Club's Community Service Committee and Chairman of Ladies Activities, Telephone Pioneers of America. Mrs. Henn Is looking forward to continuing her community activt1es In the Sanford area and will be moving to Sanford In the near future. appointed for in H of the garet Progress Edition years, having of in 19 s in charge of after 2D years of service. He arrangements. some for the prime minis. Catherine (Cathy) Irene was a BapUsL fie was a tership. She'said there is little MRS. EDITH MARTIN BeA 8, of RL :~ Bor, 497-B mernber of Fleet Reserve hope or a woman to reach that Sn(ord, died Saturday night at Branch 141 Mrs. Edith I. MartIn, 76, of Survivors include his wife, 10 Fairlane Cli ,Sanford, died Jackson Memorial Hospital, Betty Crawford of San- Saturday while visiting in Miami. She was a native Of 3 ['. VJN(' IIOMF ford, three sons, David, Terry England A native of London, Washington, D C and had hi in Sanford r- the t three Cunningham and Robert H England, she had lived In the IS N L ti G II J N C years She as a member Crawford Jr, all of Sanfo'-d United States 20 sears and Palmetto Avenue Baptist daughters, Marie (un came to this area low' years %'11, Li{ church Sunday School and was ningharn and Karen Lynn Buffalo N.7. a second grade student at Lake Lraw(oi'd, parents, Mr. and Survivors include a son But the Y,&luniw Wagon Mary Elementary School. Mrs J H Crawford, Ellijay-, Frederick U Martin, grand. hostess make it easier brothers, Gra dy Crawford children Miss Daphne Martin Survi vors include to ad tust parents Mr. and Mrs Milton of Ellijay and James H and f)aiid Martin, all of San roundings and rna)t)e put ford.. Russell Beall; thre -' sisters,Crawford of Dalton, Ga smile on iour (act' Mts Rusti L. Beall, M 1' uncral ser ices and burial I• uneral services and burial I. Beall all of Sanford, anelMra will beEllijay. BrtssnnFuneral will be in England, Michele Dahams, Orlando; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman hunt, Capitol Heights, Md. and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dobson, Seat Pleasant, Md.; several aunts and uncles. Granikow Funeral Home Is in j charge of arrangements, Las t Year? ____ t Na o -- ftA*A 0 HONO ROLL P- HONOR ROLL WhA - - ago from i) •'"' 1' 'i r ' to your new stir st'i'vsc,s (T4QHtT 4kLhL--t trl bc Mts Cath*rine CIItY lrrne at wtto Oc"1 Jackson Mamorlai t40$pitii, Miami will bt hØ 0 fl Wsiea1ay at PatmeftoAven a*ptt2 C'th with P4*& offlci$, Funeral Morna is anod. REV. FRED LINLS The rtesident of a college stands before a thousand uden1 who hiic' tvillpletoed their studies and are present to receive their diplomas. "I confer upon you the degree recommended by the Dean. I accord you its privileges, and I remind you of its duties," Every privilege carries with It a duty. It il sometIm€ l fr undrrt.ai thi s We are free—not to do as we want to do but to do as we ughtt d;. Freethrn dot's not mean license; it riteans the opportunity to do what is right. When personal liberties are increased—ac are personal duties. AL this particular time In our nation—we all need to be reminded of thla fact. OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: To be really free— one must accept the obligation, of freedom. G. in th.rg, C. !GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME - 'M:iEMiriirpd-n fld. FROM TRAFFIC SIGNAL CII HIGHWAY 17-92 1 - -- FEVE CRA8TREE 9349212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLI ovu y cas rr SIDNEY THOMPSON 834.9232 Altamonte Spring SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 66R5641 Dettona le 'V r(ç1r- two I SEltEMHEht Z8, 1973 -- ADMISSIONS & #Jri!? :r. Is Openings Available Openings are still available in the Seminole Junior College Adult Education classes in masonry, tile, stucco, plastering, block laying and bricklaying. The classes are held Tuesday and Wednesday 7-10 p.m. in the masonry lab in back of Crooms High School, Sanford. The open ended course is open to persons over 16 years of Interested persons may register with the SJC vocational department or at the class at Croorns. The course Is ideal for the do-it-yourselfer wishing to make Improvements around the home or someone wishing to sample these trades. Students may enter the course at any time and work at their own pace. In the past students have worked on worthwhile projects in the community while learning, One example Is tile work In the Good Samaritan Home. Students have stuccoed houses, tiled bathrooms, and constructed block buildings. -1 ; Z&' -' y :-" " 77 •'' . * 1 I £ '" ' •. - • ,.. - ', t .:, ,-s - Fr'-- , tJ . It not, prospective customers have probably missed seeing ytur firm's name, when it was founded, who runs it, and what type of business you have. If you have been included before, you know the beietits and will certainly want to be included this year. In either case, the tha -ge of $10 will place your firm on the chronological "Honor Roll", In our 46th annual Progress Edition to be published on Sunday, October 28th. Or Sandi, on before October 17 322-2611 or 831-9993 to PlQce gotir order 4 4 Betty, Jean, age. many "aiIi Isit-, I Ii s'rtIs I or Publis hed Daily and Sunday. •.cepl S.i'urda,' by The 5,jn!ord Hera l d )C) '3 Michael 1) Bell, l)cltorta James Claypool, Deltona Catherine Audas, I)eltona ltsLx'rt K. Terrell, Jr.. Mount Dora Sanford: Howard M. Mathews Helen If. Pell, Osteen Edward K. Young Irene E. Rickman, Winter Flossie A. Webb Springs Rebekah Futrell Richard Allen Nathan A. Paul Elizabeth L. Harrison Janet K. Montgomery, Ort. I— Oc 1. 2 Cnsselbcrry (;eriei'a Citizens Association Sanford I.ions ('Rib, ii Matilda M. Healy, DeHary meeting, 8 p.m., Geneva House of Steak. Israel Fishman, I)eltona ('oniiiiuriity Center. Erwin Rosenow, Ikltona South Seminole Jit'et's Verner W. Nelson, Lake Mary orientation meeting, Holiday Sanford Rotary Club, flOOfl Terry Lee James, Osteen Inn, 436 & 1-4, 7:30 p.m. Open to I yndall Guthrie. Morehead luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. men l8-35 City, N.C. Speaker, Jun Ily1m, Seminole County Port Authority. Casselberry Elementary School PTA, 7:30 p.m., school BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Marion JamCAR CARE FOR WOMEN— cafetorium. Open house and mes, a girl, Osteen Each Monday for 8 weeks, 7-10 refreshments. fill)., Illdi. 2, Adult Education 04-I. 6— fllS(UA ;tT; KS L'4iiIu, Seimnule Juiiior lake Mary Rotary Club (7tll' I )Tt!kf'a5t, The Forest, 8 a .m Sanford: Mrs. lenon Butler and buy liii' "I T. Baumeister John H. Mitchell Marshall J. Young Anderson Elridge Margaret Fleck, Cissadaga Pearl A. Kneeland, t)dllary [ - - Call Esther Medlin Mrs. Carl llrorup and girl Claude M. Whitten Ernest " 1' , , Funeral No1ic - ------------------------ --------•-- Monday, Oct. 1, 1973-3A - N Fr,rtcn Ave , Sanford Fla 37771 - Second Class Postage Pad al Sanlocd Florida 37771 Subscr'p*on Rates by Carter Year 128 40 Week ssc Seminole Calendar Supervisor of of U A 16 Parts- on Paint ___________________________ Ph. 123*6404 Wy. 17-92 to protest Hospital Notes I - 1& at-- P,j can nrt. - Equipment an annexation •• " Ii - for Drir, to to - Area Deaths authority efficient for The second annual Little Miss BPW" Contest pageint is being sponsored by the !c -'l Buslncss and Professional Wor"n's Ciuo, Nov. 10, at it p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Little girls, 5-7 -,car:; c!d, h'"! enter and each entrant will be sponsored by a local merchant, either given by the club or the entrant's choice. Photographs no larger than 5 X 7 of each entrant will be submitted along with the entry form and put on display in the Florida State Bank lobby until the end of the contest. Deadline for entries is Oct. 26. Contestants will be Judged on poise and personality by a panel of five Judges. In addition to "Little Miss BPW", a first and second runner-up will be chosen. Prizes Include savings bonds, trophies flowers and gift certificates. There will also be a door prizes. Cotet ciai17fl.ifl Is Laura Garrett and contest coordinator Nora Gordon. Greene of & Construction for new Traffic Signal at Sit 419, Sit 426 aíid S-520. Consideration of Lease Agreement for South Seminole Little League. Consideration of Change Orders Re: Mental Health COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' Facility AGENDA Elections Re: OCTONER2,-9:30a,m, Establishment of Precincts 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, and 48. Invocation Public hlearings-7:00 pin. Pledge of Allegiance A. i Con'd Petition to Vacate & Approval of Minutes of Abandon Nancy Drive. (Mr. W. Regular Meeting of July 10; II. Morrison) Special Meeting July 11 and B.(Con'd) Consideration of July 12; Regular Meeting of Cable Television Ordinance. July 11; Special Meeting of July Consideration adopting 26; and, Regular Meeting of Resolution to Decertify C.B.M. July 31; Regular Meetings of Utilities. August 7, and August 14, 1973. hearing °n Order Issued Reports: Ecological Utilities 11 Staff, Road Superintendent Sheriff and Commissioner's County Engineer Reports. ("nsnleralion of li(iS V( for SR 436 asks the rezoning be By DONNA denied. Herald Staff Writer Also set public hearing is ALTAMONTE SPRINGS and rezoning to County Commissioner Mike neighborhood commercial hiatt-away is expected requested annexation and request from the McAfee Inrezoning to commercial of terests on Palm Springs Road. Claude L. (reene Jr., St-ate Diiector of Farmers home Administration for Florida, anncunt.cs that "ju .ir, ii making !til,r4 'ftzed loans to hd1 int-tnne families buy rural housing. The program allows federally subsidized mortgage interest rates as low as one per cent per annum for low families who could not otherwise ford adequate housing. stated that this loan will be used to provide decent, safe, and sanitary housing for rural residents. Loan funds can be used to buy a lot, furnish water and construct a minimum adequate house. Funds can also be used to purchase existing houses if they meet minimum Farmers Home Administration standards. Anyone interested In additional In. (urination about this loan should contact Ramon D. McGough, County Supervisor or (Mrs.) Anne S. St.anlsh, County Office Clerk. Their office is located at 314 East Commercial St. Sanford, the office hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. af 1,000 or so operation," she explained. In other business, cornmissioners are scheduled to receive bids for a traffic signal at the intersection ofSR41-.12620. Ha way To Protest OP.EN. Requested Annexation I Speed little Miss' Contest income aren't CAThERINE BEALL -- IXON AUTO PARTS Loans Reinstated '-' o of are a it --•- M Area News Br'9te fs ' -' Nuvva anus o Longer Sings a Robert Ifcnrd Crawford Sr., 41, cJ lu Wi.eL did Friday night after a long illness. Born in Elijay, Ga., be = uk'," rzgn a ItOBERT CRAWFORD Sit, 101VIVAL Es'r b' her •I P in Women 'On Air' In Britain - - " MAITLAND - South Seminole Chamber of Commerce "Indians" capturing prizes in the annual membership drive were 0 to r) John Lord, first price, a family weekend at a New Smyrna Beach condominium or VIP suite at Disney World; Dee Wing, third, a $30 gift certificate; and Sam Kinlaw, second, $100 gift certificate. (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) - . q - HEAP BIG PRJ.-:'L iWING tAILES or u '- . - drove To Iraq - '- ion Sen Bombers New precincts 43-48 will be requested, despite problems finding suitable polling places, because of the growth of the county's 46,000 registered voters. "Some of these precincts were pushing 2,000 and I like to try to keep a precinct down to - • 1T 1-I - .. I -, I * -. - - 'Crowded' Precincts L\ - --- .--- - Refugees i7l - ' Supervisor Claims - - ..... The Sanford Herald _;•-= J . 1973 I t. I -•-. I Ronnie Drive first street in Briarwood subdivision at the 4:30p.m. Tuesday City Council - - - rd -- - EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY meeting. The council last week continued until Tuesday afternoon rcquetcd rezoning to give petitioners time include the street in the annexation request so space can be provided for a concrete block wall Separation between the planned cornrnerclal area and the single family homes. A petition signed by 80 homeowners In the 124045 year-old development fronting AGENDA 4:30 p.m.; Tuesday OA NS TO 2 500 to WITH REDUCED INTEREST RATES AND LONGER TERMS AVAILABLEI Bill & George invite all their friends and former customers to stop by and discuss this new loan program. SOUTHERN LOAN 1. Continued public hearing on Ronnie Drive annexation. 2. Continued public herthg on Ronnie Drive zoning. 3 Public hearing on annexation and rezoning of AND FINANCE COMPANY BILL FRAASA& GEORGE MAYBURy Total of over 50 years experience in LENDING & CONSUMER COUNSELING McAfee property on Palm Springs Road and Osceola to neighborhood commercial. Staff reports 322-6191 Peter Storage Tim Bannick Report from engineer Fire prevention code Charter study commission. Sanford, Fuss. 301 E. First Street Cornerof Firstand Palmetto -' Octob er " Discount Do O ct.1 to Oct. 31 HARDM GASRAI America's Standard of Cooking Excellence During our sale Hardwick Gas Ranges are drastically discounted. We stock 25 different models in many colors regularly priced from $143.00 to $523.00. During our October Discount Days October 1 thru October 31 they are oniy $129.00 to $471.00. Stop by one of our convenient show rooms or call and we'll send a salesman to your home. We've gal a Hardwick Gas Range to fit your budget and cooking needs! PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY AND FLO—GAS CORPORATION your gas Co. P.S. Bonus Discount P.S. Bring a child's toy or book in for use In a children's Christmas program and we will give you an additional 500' discount on the sale price of the appliance (limit one toy per appliance) Offer limited to regular and now gas customers. Sanford 201 V4 First St 1 05-322-5733 DeLand 206 E. New York St 904-734.1951 UUUt5Lt tL)bt �4A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Oct. 1, 1973 Dateline Washington Is-i io Tapping Of Naval Oil Reserve Urged In the frozen northlands of Alaska, near oil, rich Prudhoe Bay, lies another as yet untapped and virtually unexplored oil field of equal or greater size. The 37 ,000-square-mile tract, known as Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4, is one of four such areas set aside between 1912 and 1923 to meet a possible national defense emergency. The U. S. Geological Surve'estimates that the Navy's Alaskan reserves contain between io billion and 33 billion barrels of oil, The lesser figure would roughly match the Proved reserves now being developed by a consortium of oil companies who want to build the Alaska pipelinp, The higher figure is not too far short of matching the country's entire domestic proved reserve of 39 billion barrels. With the nation facing an energy crunch, the Nixon administration favors tapping a smalkr naval reserve - the Elk Hills field 20 miles west of Bakersfield, Calif. - to meet West Coast fuel needs this Winter. The President proposed recently that Elk Hills oil be used to compensate oil firms for production lost when they were forced to halt production in the Santa Barbara channel in 1969 because of oil spills. The firms had federal oil Other'Thoughts Notable Quote Gloria Steinem, speaking dl lie University of Georgia recently about the women's liberation movement, declared: "We 1W ZIL;ii we we a debt ni gratitude to lesbian WUtiien. They nave been at the forefront of the movement . . . And if we continue to allow them to be victimized, victimized, then tomorrow men will turn on all promiscuous women, then all bad mothers, then they will get us all.. ." '—Nashville (Tenn.) Banner -' #anforbfrralh TELEPHONE 322 2611 831-9993 3C'O N FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA 32771 WALTER A. Gi E LOW, EdItQr and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising I rae5 Assodate PjbIIsher " FRANK VOLTOLINE, GeraIMrir JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Asoiiate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT ging Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller J RICHARDS DEWEY ROBINSON JANE CASSELBERk Counrr Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLES HAYS Society Editor Mechanical CHRIS NELSON RALPH HAYS Magazine Editor Camp. Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR , RAY STEVENS Chief Photo rar**r Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery SScWee $2.40 Month Us 206 Months $21401 Year By Mad In Florida Same As Home Delivery All Other Mail $2.70 Month 6Month $16 70 12 mos. $32 10 U.S Postal Regat,ons pr ovide tnat all mail subscriptions he paid . in advance (1J55 matter August 7?. 1908 at the f'ost Entered __ _ __ 1 SantQf(l Fior'da 321;1 No part of any materi al. news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Heraid may be reproduced in any manner without written perminicn of the publisher of The Herald Any individual of firm responsible for such reproduction will be consdered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held t,able for damage under the la w Publis hed claily and Stirday e'cCp' Saturday The He-ra ids a m ember of the Ass%iated Press which is r -t'prr4u flon of all thC 10(,l entitled e' u!-:.L,' Uv. rs p t nY-ci in t'r', '!i' adviser to the President, have suggested exactly . tha t afW7 colderenc-ts with the chief Mr. Burns professes a dilemma. cu —' t will result in high imnst rates.on the other hand, relaution of the policy would stimulate inflation. Nor would it necessarily assure Uiat interest rates would be lowered investments in plants and equip. ment. Mr. Laird adds the further Possibility Of a 10 per cent tax rate — also to be refunded when the danger of an inflationary boom is over. Technically and academically, any of these proposals could cool the inflation ease the high interest rates or even out the peaks and valleys of the economy., DU also , Fairness crops up despite no-goods Black Community .ria Hains Ji ccE 32? By Don Oakley irL-{ -N Cj L3ke I'nr oe 322 7611 Grace Spinics 831 806? Geneva - Oviedo Deltona - DeBary E'ner, ip Stavia I&s hard enough to believe that In America, narcotics agents, looking and beha ving like comroq hoodlums, can break into decent peoçle's homes without a search warrant and terrorize them at gunpoint, What is even harder to believe is that when the mistake Is publicly acknowledged — and the mistake bt hien made a iL i tunes iuuJ th couti' th e 111"g boss ci the victims harass them as 11 they. isof' the perpetratori of the crime, were the guilty ones. This at an te s what happened to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert or =die, in they complained about an illegal drug raid on their borne last April thebegaa reeelv. ng la te-og1it telephone calls. Ii' cars were damaged white parked 'Their ce relatives also became targets of hsranmt',t. The Gigkitos were finally forced to mote and to take up new hves i another state, --- '; 664 M3 Chuhiota Oslean Lisa Baker 35i527 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-441 - . Winter Springs Aitamntt Springs I Nancy BooTh 1.4 1 li: r - Casselberq Fern Park - Tanqewod, E. Estates oIth-nr&d - Eastbrk • . --•-' :----- JACKSONVILlE, Fla, (A?) The government accusea are from Central Florida. that Sant was "playing a con Gerald TJoflat brushed off his —A former director of Glenn Turner, Boston attorney F Lee Sant'a facial expressions fig. game with the jury" bylifting objectlons, Bailey and other de. W. Turner cossnetica and mo- Bailey and seven othermen of ureti in a his eyebrows and rolling his fense attorneys accused him of Llvatloncl firms was to return to defrauding numerous persona Friday. courtroom squabble eyes as he testified, being biased in favor of the the witness stand today, through the sale of such dig. Bailey, a noted criminal at. government. Opening the third week In the tr1buIora1ji. All except Bailey torney from Boston, charged When U.S. District Judge mall fraud trial of Turner and "I think thcc is a little bias eight associates. indicated," Bailey told the 0 - by Jack Anderson ;cp,wigh*. nfl. by tMit.d Puisr. Spt4c1I.. inc 'fl "it who did the things that were done to them are the same kind of'ople who threw rocks through Jewish store *dows in Germany back In the 19Os after the Nazis And lest auoac ai&ue that it can't happen here,' we need only remind -Oyes that the Watergate burglars t- tighten Its budgetary belt. To levy another tax on Americans would ) a heavy double penalty on the in. nocent while the guilty go free. Nor do we believe that American people have reached the point at which they are ready to accept Uncle Sam as their hanker with the powe- to throw them in jail if they prefer to spend their money instead of saving It. i ; -. , ,• inthecase. He testified Frida; DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS OFFICERS of Seminole High School's DECA Chapter include (I to r) front row, Kathy Smith, reporter; Cindy Kinard, secretary; Debbie C099011, treasurer; Noni Young historian- Ra y mond Self DE dinator; back row, Phil ButJe'r Dai1d M Me yers president; Ken Robbins, parliar'ientjan. and pr('sident. - - Food Squeeze Is Hitting Colombia Herald Area Correspondents Ann Puny Turner Trial Begins Third Week p. WASHINGTON 'ao Hassle.' Another round Postmaster General Ted in the battle between Con" Kiassen, who is now calling gres.s and the White house for higher postage to meet was fought the other day ' the rising costs of the Postal behind closed congressional Service, has been contribut- doors. ing to those costs by handing House Judiciary Chairman out non-competitive con- Peter Rodino, D-N. J., tangltracts to his cronies and ed with Assistant Attorney building fancy facilities for General Robert Dixon over himself, the "pocket veto," which One of his old friends is President Nixon has used to Know Your Hemisphere Martin E. Segal, whose firm, kill legislation when Con' the Segal Company, won a gress is out of session. The $50,000 contract last March President conveniently lets - despite the fact that Its bid the bill languish and die, was the third highest of live without signing it, when Con' considered and was more gress isn't around to override By PENNY LERNOUX than twice the amount of the him. many other nsuonsare placing wheat harvest already Is and the Russians exchange a low bidder. Copley Co News Rodino sought to prevent all their hoes p on a bountiful U. commte committed to export, and the peace embrace, but for us each SegalI has also been known abuses of 'the "pocket veto" wheat harvest this year. Russians and Chinese are embrace means a rise in the to arrange DostM contracts by restricting Its use only BOGOTA, Colombia—We S. flowev, C%rfl if the hirvest eagerly waiting In the wings. cost of bread," said Luis for clients, But like every' after Congress has adjoun'ied don't COOk pies or french fries in up to record predictions, The days of U. S. wheat Guillermo Velez, dlrectu' of the thing else, the cost of in- "sine die." This would stop house any more. Our salads comes ColomWanj are acutely aware surplus gifts to poorer nations Colombian government'sfood fluence peddling has gone the President from using the are dressingless, and we make that they and other developing j:rie, at k '.st for (h f,:- nr- m tkcti agency. up. In return for pulliw; our the "1wcktt veto" wiu:n t'ungre, Liy aIId tuU1a) s are standing at the seeable future. "World tension iuniestanding The foodsqueeze is not :' right strings with the is simply vacationing. soup f fresh mathe end of a long Une Half the U. S may decrease every time Nixon to Postmaster General, the The doors were shut on the We're not hung some Segal Company collects a 15 debate at the request of the new food fad. We're simply per cent finder's fee. This Is Justice Department, which ) sufferingthe sa1ne food squeeze triple what the five percen- pleaded that an open discus that much of the rest of the ters used to receive in Harry slon might jeopardize a developing world Is exTruman's day. pending court case involving perlenClflg, 1 One of Segal's clients, for the "pocket veto." Hamirs, hot exam pie, is Retirement Ad Blunt Rebuttal F to breakfast food, those beloved visors, Inc., which wanted to In the august hearing American delicacies, have • sell its counseling service to room, empty of spectators, wa been arare get alys the Postal Service. Postal Chairman Rodino looked trea*forthegringoswhovef employes already have down from the rostrum at South Amei-ca. 13t nowadays, ,,. available all the retirement Dixon and informed him COOkilig oil, and even counseling they need from bluntly: "A 'pocket veto' is an butter, tomato juice and paste, the Civil Service Commis• absolute veto. Its use pre' 4' fcc -' 4d ) sion. But Segal fired off a vents Congress from con ar4rn1lk havcbecomeararltv. crnai Jtef a bill and young on on "'r' irl CuiiLiLa, for example, no '" March 5, 1970, recommending it in the light of the Presi' amount of money can buy a dent's disapproval." his client, pound of flour Iecause there is Duplicate Information u Referring to the Constltunone. . .. . in a warm personal tionaI Convention, Rodino re. My friends in Peru mid Chile - -. re.wonse, Klassen agreed to minded Dixon: "The Framers ten we are lucky because award a five-year, haf• voted on an absolute veto Colombia at least has a million-dollar contract to the power twice and soundly re' reasonable supply of meat company to produce retire- jected it both times." except for December, January, ment booklets. Not only do Rodino was supported by February, March and April. these duplicate information the Judiciary Committee's Mkidlleclass Peruvians count available from the Civil Ser- ranking Republican, Rep. Ed themselves fortunate to eat vice Commission, but no corn- ward Hutchlnson. R.Mich., beef once a month; the pet itive bids were sought. who argued: "The Executive " Chileans, even less often. Our sources have brought Branch does not really 0 Still, the Peruvians can us the Segal file, which shows possess a 'pocket veto' power Kiassen didn't sign the Inter itself," Instead, Congress always buy tuna, a delicacy -. which rarely appears in but rather turned it over to simply "deprives Itself of its 1' his aides to fill out the rieceu- power to override a veto." Coloznbta markets, never mind all tho e canned and frozen .ary .paperwork. When the- -Faced with bipartisan opgoodies 1e4 to take for contract was awarded, the position, Dixon was respectful ' ' SeaI Company took its 15 per but held firmly to the Nixon gantedIiit1e United Stiles, JJ cent cut from Retirement Ad- line. "We prefer," he said, "to Tuft dsteak do not affect -. /L Visori, the eating habits of most appear In sltpport of congreSegaIinslstedtomyassj. sional proposals and Colombians, however, because ate Jack Cloherty that he especially to avoid constitufew can afford more than a "didn't get a penny" from the tional disputations, but that is bean.and4one stew. Bread on deal. He acknowledged that not always possible." the other hand, is the staff of his company collected a I ,i-.,, Two Alternatives fife for all Colombians in every generous 15 per cent but exHe conceded that the Consense of the word. And that plained he is now a "non-paid itituti did "possess a cerwhy the Colombians, __________________ consultant" to the company. thin incompleteness" on the Sot1HG t4EW IN IRtAL.. BALLOONS He did not explain how the veto issue while Congress Is profits are distributed, New Tax Unnecessary absent. Nevertheless, he inOthers besides Segal have slated that "Congress lacks benefitted from Kiassen's the power to enact" Rodino's loyalty to old friends. Paul proposal Burnaford, a public relations Congress, he argued, "does Budgetary Discipline Is Solution pal of the Postmaster not have the General's, tins picked up a row the meaning of the 'ad. Copley News because ef 11 wFor the fun' could fizzle if Congrc&i did not also whopping $821,000 worth ofjournment,' damental Indeed, Constitutional credit in the United States of exercise monetary and fiscal sole-source Postal Service doctrine of separation of Looking at Washington It Is plain America. mint—. which it shows no in.contracts, that there Is an administration powers would be in jeopardy" The Federal Reserve Board cllnatlon of doing. Kiassen has also taken if Congress had such authori. (1flIer in the wind s.ampllng the Chairman suggests that the alterHowever, whether Americans care of himself. On the top ty. natlonalsentlment for atax Increase native could be a tax on individuals floor of the new Postal Ser- Dixon offered two alternashould be taxed more now is not a to help curb fnjthUon and to dampen that could be refunded with interest vice building, he has built a tives to Rodino's plan to decision tiwt 9=Wrest upon the thing Interest rates. when the economy turned i..wn, palatial penthouse replete restrict the "pocket veto" textbook economic practices alone is Impoundment of corporate funds on with hand-carved wooden "careful scheduling of preAmericans already have paid dearly Within the period of two days both doors and a $50,000 kitchen. sentation of but, to the Presithe same bc.sls or presidential for inflation which , j&jfJi Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the authority to raise or lower a tax Meanwhile, Kla.ssen is cry' dent" to avoid adjournment by advanced economic Itheories and periods, or Congress "could Reserve Board, and Melvin credit given l, business to stimulate ing for an Increase in the rate repass in part by the refusal of Congress (0 the bill, present it to Laird, domestic of Nazi-type victims LOvooct _ Go To Cronies leases in the channel, the Teapot Dome reserve In Wyoming to Harry And he requested that proceeds from ' F. Sinclair of Mammoth Oil Co. production of Elk Hills be used to explore the When a Senate committee investigated the vast resources of the naval reserve in Alaska, new-found wealth of Interior Secretary Albert B. Interestingly, the Elk Hills reserve was Fall, it discovered he had accepted large bribes involved in the Teapot Dome investigation of the from Doheny and Sinclair. 1920s, a scandal which has often been recalled Fall and Navy Secretary Edwin Denby recently because of the Watergate investigation, resigned as a result of the scandal and Fall was In 1922, the Interior Department leased the convicted of accepting a bribe in connection with Elk Hills reserve to Edward L. Doheny of the the Elk Hills lease. He was sent to prison and Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co. and fined $100,000. Copley News Service Thr Postal Contracts - By DANIEL J. FOLEY Monday, Oct. 1, 1973--5A The Sanford Herald --. - -. : "''-' . . -'• -. - ii'. 1 'c4 - .. - A- -. ---..- I ,.- .-- - * -. -. ' '..Z; ' -- -- - t - -- ' ' . V - -4/ - pcd devise certain - ' OFFICERS OF DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING CLUB SHOWN lnscriuol store at Seminole High School operated by students are officers 0 D iversified Cooperative Truing Club (1 to r) front row Karen Sanders, photographer; Darcy Wh'char, treasurer; Melinda Hart, vice president; Brenda 'Fierce, secretary; Cheryl Polk, chaplain; back row, Guy Vance, parliamentarian; Billy Martin, sergeant-of-arms; Jim Kaiser, historian; Michael Tennon, reporter; an in Altamonte Sprinp. Altamonte Police CaA David ee c airs Wh l h Recaptured Gravelt, West Lake Brantley Road, Forest City, wuwauung on SR 436 1200 feet east of the sit 434 in tersection whet con( was struck by a car driven b Cu in front 0 m, v i cted bank r obb er who es- pulled a hidden gun and fired Ronald Phillip Schmitt, 22, MW caped from an aria ja and through the left rear window of Driftwood Drive, Fern the patrol car. Investigation is COfltflu1ng, WAS caught by Flodda potice 'today, but no ordy to escape again by puttingRay said Scarbrough said he ac ale nIsboogat was going to kill him and orcharges am e, an officer has been recap- dered him to drive down a side flied turd, the FBI says, maid, But Ray said he jumped Florida Highway Patrol sllm f otu r z u-c oma lwrns c-sped from the St. Joseph the road. on Seminole streets death 12n The s now months 10 days ago and was picked up brough, sfill handcuffed, fled Saturday afternoon by a tho car aid escaped into a remaining in the ear. Florida Highwy Patrolman wooded area. Over the stat weekend near Ocala in Central Florida, traffic accidents cla'.med at lie was recaptured several least 11 oum vicwns. including two Vero Beach boys killed MIAMI (AP) — Volton Jar- wheelchairs this past week, forgotten breed. They have no when the motorcycle they were dan and (laj ence Brinson were Brinson and Jordan, like place to go. This Is their home riding was hit by a car critically Ill, homeless and penmany other destitute and elder- until they find a place." highway Patrol said. niless. They died sitting in ly people, had been brought to wheelchairs in a hospital emerthe busy corridors ci Jackson , gency ward, and no one noticed for hours. Hospital officials said both Escapee Roget'sInternational Thesaurus Third Edition 75,000 New Words., .. 1.194 Pages. agents said Sunday. hours later near a motel in Marion County deputy sheriff Ocala and was taken to the Charles Ray was driving Ocala jail the same one he Scarbrough to Ocala ty and six other inmates fled (morn ze Thumb 9x 6W'. Typograph'caily and cdi. •'rily, this is a naw book; easy to use by those looking for aid In Indexed $RØ5 writing and speaking. Printed In large, clear type, on Opl4ua white - - l let him get by with IL" K ed Alta monte - (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr,) In Hospita prosecutor) Hugh Smith Pedestrian 4fterOrryla Search eve Kennedy, president. Two Men Die U it Contempt Rul ng up to protest but when (chief ircu i Koscot tntPclanetary cosmet.ics and Dare To Be Great mo- IIAKELAIIID, Fla. (AP) Turner had been found guilty Turner had been free on bond Uvational firms. Orlando businessman Glenn W. "without a shied of evidence." appealing the sentence. Turner has won one of a multiPatterson sentenced Turner The f ounder of Glenn Turner tude legal batties sum of to 150 days in prison after Enterprises and its subsi. ing controversial career, pro-Turner demonstrators con- diaries, Koscot Interplanetary A three-Judge U.S.District verged on the Clearwater Inc., a cosmetics company, and Courtpanelslttinginlakelarj courtho use where he was Dare To Be i Great, a motivaill u fl reversed Friday a criminal standing trial on M counts of tional firm,is presentiystand contempt judgment made alleged security law violation. ing trial in a federal court in against Turner by a circuit Turner refused to testify at a Jacksonville, judge last October special hearing called by Pat-IF' 'v1 e'ght as.ocbtez, Ir A s4-year-old Forest City the opinion said the con tempt terson about the demonstration. chiding famed cr iminal attarpedestrian became Seminole citation by Circuit Judge Patterson had recessed the ney F. Lee Halley, are charged County's 24th traffic fatality of William A. Patterson was "a trial, saying he would not con- sith 2 counts of in'iil fraud nrrt the year when she w killed iiianifuit injustice" and said duct proceedings "in a zoo." ht bya ear on SR GkridVj $ C* cLw:is1 medownlikeagnstwhenI rose rt Reverses - JeIf Jackson '-' 'fl: that meU*& to IrAuce people buy H,5W distributorshil m in District Criii pacer. If 1%geoit,i: stualm - Jail when Scarbrough, his In 1965. 0 - Memorial IIospiaI to wait until nursing home space could be found, men had been dead for 5everai I 1here is no dignity for Ux9e hours before someone noticed people," a Jackson Hospital adthem slumped over in their rnlnlstrator said. "They are a — - - J - Florida News Briefs Maitland Girl In ROTC TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) It will be three years salutes, but she Is already getting noticed when she crosses the Florida Slate University campus In her olive green uniform. "First they thought I was a nurse," lisa recently recalled. "They were really surprised when I told then I was in the Army, but not a nurse." Lisa, starting her second year in the Army's Reserve Officer Training Corps, is one of 10 coeds who've signed up for the program, open to freshmen and sophomore women, "I like it as much this year as last year," said Lisa, a 19year-old blonde from Maitland. - before Lisa Palmer can command Is Regents Face Cost Rise first class mail, from eight the Presid2nt and, if nectssto ten cents. ary, override his veto" I GAINESWLLE, Fla. (A?) — Uke most everyone else, members of the FloridaBoard of Regents are faced with an Increased cost of living as they gather in Gainesville today for a monthly meeting. The Southern Regional Educational Board has notified Florida that It will have to pay more for students It sends out of state to professional schools in cases where Florida schools can't take them. The state must pay $3,250 for a year in medical school and dental school for each student this yesr compared to $2,750 last year. And the cost of a year in veterinary medicine rose to $4,500 from last year's $3,000. - ed in the belief that they had the blessing of high authority. Nevertheless, there have been other stories in the news that restore one's faith and indicate that it will take a lot ."nore than criminals-with-badges or "overzealous" public servants to make It "happen t"ere.' Though the Giglotto, and others in their situation may doubt it, and they have all th e reason in th e world to doubt it, there is still a'itrong and funda,nentI residue of belief in lair play In America, One of the Ltt proofs of (Ms was a Florida jur7's dismissal, almost with disgust, of the overnmuit a case against the so-called "Gainesville Eight, 'a ;roup of antiwar Vietnam veterans charged with slotting to disrupt by violent means th e RepbIic'an National .onvent1on in Miami in 1972. The Gainesville acquittal made it eight straight times the 'vrnnn'rt htc fallen -n its face in trying to win cuuvic• tivr against antiw a r activists. The list includes Dr. Spock, Daniel .Jlsberg of the Penta gon Papers and the famed 'Chi. cago Seven,' Now the Juries in Gainesville and In the other trials may not have particularly liked the looks, beliefs or life styles of the accused. But they liked even less the spectacle of toe United States government, with all its enormous power, building these cases on the testimony or paid Informers, undercover lnflltratocs or an agent who, in at least one of the eig ht trials, pLannedprovocateur and directed the very crime the defendants were accused of, i( cant happen here" not as long as true Amencans cn still express their will through the jury system and the ballot box, Diphtheria Kills Child llhtAI)EN1'ON, Fla. (API Health officials in Manatee County say the people who had refused diphtheria immunizations on rellgiou.s ground.s have relented and taken the shots. A three-year-old chi ld, 1 Io;i.' llendon, died of the disease Saturday at a Bradenton hospital. Officials then reported perhaps a dozen other children and several adults may have been exposed to the child at a tent retivil meeting conducted by Hope's parents in nei g hboring IIIll5borc,urh Count 4 0 press conference, is really what "the urgent business of America" is all about R.F. Castle Calls. r' Ilt Nj. At ul "4 1x2 - And that, to u 11- the words of Pre sident Nixon in his recent 1 "A womn place is not in the home. How about a da te?" cans 1 column by 2 in hes. Too small for anad? noticed or effective' You're reading this one! New in 0 0 the area? Call 8316370 for a warni welcome to your. . . "New Castle" �6A-The Sanford _____ Herald Monday. Oc ' ______ To ; I Your Health 1 _____ Answec to Previou________ s Putzt• ________ -q IH!LIrI J _______ I L1 4IZodi.aciign ISmedrsIh 3. C ',op-) w ______ ____ , 44 Gives out snacks _.t _______ ___________ IE' 9 IJe*ith alcetic (7 lfttfIp.irt ' measur 51 Stately dance 53 Ukrainian y 57 Slumber tio a1 16 rusteine 10 Racks Itool 5Pcot mammal It Organic SiJapanrie 1* 1k.? let compound outc.sLs l9Jur.iPerberTv I! Watery tIarcdtsquor 6OCn.karbon I streets iab 2Grcektabutit I'AbsIn1k iab. 13 Fnrndi iSp 14 Anesthetic b6t .11 - I R"v,o N* L;, 'it i l2Tratygrup M ' ffl!_ 3.3 Church part 34 Indigo $Red fruit Sharpena razor 41 Jamaican beverage ________ _______ ______ ____ • a. Doctor s wife s niser iI.atini 31 Russian empress 3SIItr.mt 37 t)evd 38 Smells 4O Jacob's third 1. lotus $Md., lot ABBY: A doctor's wife said: " shoemger'a kids always go barefoot " I knaw what she means. All my friends envy me because my husband is a hairdresser. They don't that he hasn't touched my head in years. I have to shampoo and set it myself. promised to give me a cut and perm last i we to shop for it, but something went wrong wi th a color job he had done on one his prized customers, and he never me! I finally got so disgusted I went to the neighborhood shop and paid somebody else to do It. People are always telling me how nice my hair looks. And then they add: "But wny shouldn't it-you' re married me 2 1 4lSeaionrngseed 43NotthDak 19Yan 30Frosteg 21 Fastldtou; city 2Doctrine ZilIome.schciol 4SSflkfILaI 3 Greek lette r roups lab I (SLat-ge fish 4 Kind otkly Pisces upon From the S A cquire house IL.atrnI s21 I1aIf.erns 6Colkgecheeri 29Epochal S4lbeaterslgn 7 Old TeutonIc 30 Lateral part 55 Sault Ste. tab i 32,Newspaper SlaritCanals ___ I Pierced with paragr.h MPlcnicpest - - ?.Tart 37Traekrsoy 29 Tezas river By Abigail Van Buren DEAR DOWN I Goddess 24Fmtbalt sou,stab.i has lots of company 11. C Ion IV (.&4&oo ,1M%@" 8 1 79 9 10 12 ii - - - -- - - He even nt - of a hairdresser." Ha, ha, and ha! r 31 - ago, i yet.) e our I give up! ELECTRICIAN'S WiFE -- - - Supreme We Court. Society Banquet when our conversation veered around to accidental the annual Indiana discoveries. "Dr. Crane," ma been came u to Indiana f rom Georgia. "And he grew so enthusiastic about the fert ile soil in the Hoosier Sta'e that he wrote N3 brother back In Georgia, urging him to migrate northward, too. "But his brother replied that he had just phased t to formula for a cough medicine tuit m:I L:e _ 53 W 56 ______ man was the founder shelves of local drugstom. "And ' 4,. ?'o one of Club `~ Il J I;: wi th Kenneth a general Copeland, the druggists on a (9) GIrl In My 7:00 (2) To Tell The - Kickliter, New members will be T. Meriwether, Mrs. T. F. _ Mrs. Gordon McDaniel co at this time. St4Inley. $J A public relations asked to All members John A. be presented by attend special Spoiski, Associate Editor of The make a is important meeting. th Sanford Herald, ________________________________________________________ Aspirin, the most widely used medicine, also was developed • I.- • - (6) (9) Lucy Hogan's ______ _____ ____ _______ I ' med - - - arc will effort to -' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ___________________________ _____________________ ____________ _____________ STUDENT l:..b\D SCHOLARSI4,P ' an accidental OFFERS FROM HUNDREDS PRESTIGIOUS COLLEGES ~ ______ __________________ tree cinchona _____ ______ ________ m South Cinnamon, likewise, is derived from the aromatic hark \ FOREMOST o) ...WITH A FOIJR-YEAR'\ 42/ SUPPLY OF BUBBLE -7 ____________ ) \ • ___ ____________ Beat (9) - ____ h __________ physicians had no successful trcitin'rit fr p.itienis vith - _____ flamed hearts that ran a high pulse rate of much over 100, - 4 - - Ift . A -f --q I - -. '- RIGHT FER V •';•. / ELMER, , I M/6wr BE INTEREE! _____________ ____ j30 (2) TH' POOR 5 oi OVER HERE1 ( ! j THIATRE '\LETDJE 0161 - Dm bad \\ -. - 1'Ii INOSWIONESOAYI I / AND, III ' '-..L.._-.-' N'-.vs _______________________ __________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ House Of Steak ' . oShowin -1 , - ., J n * ,, We Still Have Our LUNCHEON Environment Experience Scandinavian i$ PICKY' flu Movie _________ ,. _______ (6) Medical Center (24) Man And ____ ____ I / 5:00 03) Women's News (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcat Week (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Dick Van Dyke (24) Book at ____ OW ABOUT LOOKIN' AT TN' REST O'TH' 1f7crrJ I, I BE O \ V.- one of ________________________ CEF -MS £'EWY FLIMSY £Ct*',1lAl(W? ... -- - BUGS BUNNY - %%. . One young scientist carefully ~ observed this herb woman's selectizin of leaves she put into - -- ____ -. '. " _________ - - -- _________ 4 __.. _________ ____ I C Im (4.4) PettIcoat Junclion (13) (24) SpecIal Of The '11.00 . 4:30 (2) Bonanza Movie ___________ ,, (24) Sesame Street (44) GIlilgan's Island (6) Here's Lucy (9) NFL Football -- ________ raw ______________________________________________________________ (44) BQIlwlnki 4:00 (2) Somerset Geographlcs _____ $139 SPECIAL 11:00 (2) News (6) News (13) Starcast Ser.rd I' )3 A l. ba . #PC LOUNGE OPEN DAILY , (44) Night Gallery '_ , iy - ______ ---hotdaydecidedtomakehjmself them pro bly was the real ft I gas solution a cold drink, 11:30 (2) Tonight Show - . mmmeim o Y tOC "SO lie reached behind his (6) Movie 4 59 - - elimination he ON LOCATION-Joel Grey talks with daughter found that It was foxglove, and (44) Movie back to take a bottle of sat(JOLDf N SPOO4 AWARD II - location in Connecticut. Jenny, 13, ___ _______________________________________________ th s i 11:45 (9) News v: saparillasirupfromtheshelf 1-10 II medical practice. 1215 (9) MovIe order it into his glass, ll R Curare, used as a poison to 1:00(44) News _ILLM POLLY'S POINTERS "Then he squirted some coat the tips of South American _______________________________ carbonated water into the same PP ____________________ 4~pm __ Indian arrows and darts, is TUESDAY 1 ss and took a heal"tv drink. . inother ally of modern "Ut was startled by the , MORNING EASY CAPTAIN .,3,_ 11-1 by Crooks & Lowrenee IN 11F IS P ___ '5 • unique tlavn ani2 toot a ecnc . ir QRpI.JARIt.,/I So is rauwolha, the tranWELL, H WHAT'RE FACkA6E.. HijBARC' GWuJ KNOC 6:00 (2) Sunshine YOIJ - THAT big swallow. f' 111 L , --• Ends Meet on Cars NEVER HIT CENTRAL FLORIDAOLDEST A PJCEY'5 LThJ FROM HER HAND Aw L1RPfllEp quilizer demived in India from Almanac I 'OOlq,J 'Then he turned around and AND WITH G1.A5'5E, TRIE5 TO ESCAPE.. LJJUCCr55FuLLY! LITTLE JIPT! LOK OS'J YOUR ST STEAK H () SunrIse Jubilee E the roots of a native plant. tSWflJ. - BUT found that he had mistakenly Supp olrt Of Youth ____ 6:15 (6) Opium Sunshine _ (from the poppy plant) CA5E, IM TV, used the cough sirup instead YOU TRIED 10 By POLLY CRAMER IIWY. 17-92, North in FERN PARK /IL.Lli.j TQ 4lmanc and cocaine coca leav es ) CL THE cirsapariIla Mt.I AN AIN TLPTAitø,,Iy NIr.P-ITLY L.ADYI 6:30 capacity (2) The Flying to accept pleasure thi LAc'Lrt.'m By V1VI.N BROWN Nun are other m ed ical aids earlier 0 0:?4It4c ROWS "His new drink was so CPTiOJ enjoy oneself is not something AP Nr,wsfratures Writer discovered by acclJent by 4_ DEAR POLLY - .My Pet Peeve is with automobile bump- delightful that he told my great i I Semes ter NEW CANAAN, Conn. (AP) th,at is natural to everybody." rt natives. -9 ers. I suggest that a national law be passed requiring that all grandfather's brother the coug ,,r -. 7:00 (2) Today t I I Ycung people may have Coffee. tea, cloves, pepper I 1. / auW bumpers be the same height, ftont and rear. to elimi- remedy was better as a sort He has become "less hard" (6) CBS Morning a nd vari ous condiments have found a movie hero in actor on himself and doesn't brood * 43VL:r45t4Dr1 nate costly damages when cars are bumped. These new drink than anything he had ever News spring bumpers are useless if one bumper 12 inches higher tasted. similar accidental origins. Joel Grey. Or so it has seemed anymore when he Isn't satisfied (9) Bow's Big Top on a movie set in nearby Nor- with something he has done. He Nun anoth er. - VERNON, a fo rm er member of Fred War. "So it mov ed off the shelves of EVERY TUESDAY EVERY FRIDAY EVERYTHURSDAY I 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo Atuart wrft raq D ings band. ' walk where he has been Just s a drug stores as a cough remedy ys, "I'll do better tomor__________________________ _______ VEAL PARMESAN se a s.'i'i steaip.t V2 Chopped Sirloin 1/2 lb. Western Steak Mike Douglas - 1, starring with Cliff Robertson In row." ,, and is now famous worldwide as "'•"' Show choice OR Choice of Two Vegetables. of Two Vegetables - Polly's Problem tYP5ImdPfl$* costs - its S!IIld the suspense thriller, "The Man Even the current movie, the I an American beverage." 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Chicken 'n Dumplins Hot Bread & Butter Hot Bread 8 Butter .' 6"of " 46 ''"-' on the Swing." rst since h.s Academy award, Choice of Two Vegetables DEAR POLLY - I use car bon paper for transfer. __________________________________________________ FRANK AND ERNET Grey and his family ar, liv. vras (6) What's My Line? "a strange coincidence Hot Bread & Butter ring patterns of birds, flowers, etc. but did not realize by Bob Th ev.s ing in a rented house here eight with psychic implications," he (9) Movie It was so powerful, It did not work' on a white corded minutes from the main movie has decided, lie had been read. 9:30 (6) Conce ntration 1 coat as I had hoped and I bad no success trying to 10:00 set in an armory. (2) DInah's Place Ing scrip ts wi th - - remove the lines. Does anyone know of anything that uncertainty for 1 H i In addition to sending fan let. some time, but (6) The Joker's whammo wIll remove the imprint left by carbon paper? I soaked IN Wild ters, young people have been when he read "The Man on the this in bkacfor long tle but that did no good.10:30 (2) Baffle ogUng the sets in 10113 Areas Swing" which gets involved it, Also. is there any special pentil or paper that can be of Connecticut. used to make transfers onto black material? - MRS. the psychic a clairvoyant Pyramid "In the last six months T. J. who works wi th police to help By Dick Kleiner (44) Fury slnce'Cabaret,'rcally-Ihave solveamurer - he saidth XRE.ADA800KoNcEf .11: 00 (2) Wizard Of Odds 1. been getting many letter from wife, "Th is is going to happe n, / NEAI HOLLYWOOD DEAR FOLLY IagreethatMrs. B. J. C. does need (6) Gambit young people most!) from I am going to do this." lie felt another color to pep up th at pastel pink and blue bathroom A glittering group gathered (9) Password girls, 12 to 20. It has surprised it was a natural for him : and that color might well be shocking pink. Replace the de- for the openin$ of the glitter' (44) Revela t ions . ________ me.Something about the movie ing new Marriott Hotel, the pressing tan, gray, pink, blue and white wallpaner (above 11:30 (2) Hollywood ________ 1. touched young people. They first Los Angeles hotel for th e the pink tile with a splashy floral paper that has lots of _______ Sq uares know how old I am 40i how chain. Bob hope MCd the large pin k roses. Also continue th is paper over the ceiling (6) Love Of Life \/'orkiiig - _. much I weigh ( 1 19 pounds) and -, ?2 .. 1 Cover the floor with a cut-to-fit shocking pink nylon bath- black-tie dinner, which didn't . 'o(9) Brady Bunch / that I am married. I've also room caipet and even repeat this a y color for towels and have many stars, but what (*0 Not For WINTHROP / gotten letters from older wornperhaps the shower curtain, too. i have seen this happen stars there were the cream. by Dick ColU - - /.7 -Women Only W _______________________________ en, One named her baby after with just such a blue and pink horror and know shocking 11:45 (44) News Before he spoke. Hope said IF I CO(JW H4VETHREE WI&4E •' (ThEN lb WISH FCR 'C pink works wonders. me, rr tetr E4 wy ii and I suddenly rea z 11:55 (a) News BWI.NIECE li ed a n -t.r çj ' to me, "This Is some little / 8:;R ALL 'TJ-(E A".4EE,J 1HREE NC W1Si44 GET 6Li0-4 A co.Nc'tp LOOK AT lot of people probably get their IN motel, huh? Some of the guests 'TI-E -i RWLLfl-4 PLIF, WAKED GREED. DEAR FOLLY Never discard old panty hose but use even stay for more than two mimes that w and It Is, perAFTERNOON Ii CANt),,' IN 'TIlE VCRL.O... " , _____________ th em in th e kitchen and ba th room. Th ey make magic cloths hours' haps, how I got my own name _______________ . _________ for quick lifting dirt from porcelain, chrome, tile, stainless 12:00 (2) Jeopardy Joel MacRae was popular ,1e ++ + r' steel, semi-gloss painted walls, cupboards, vinyl floors and (6) Secret Storm and HIS BAND about the time I was born. windows when used either n conjunc ti on with plain water or 4 (9) News John Wayne was there and. - 1."Each person who has writ(formerly at Lake Monroe inn) liquid cleaner. Wiping and drying with a dry cloth is not re(44) Variety News for the first time since rye ten [eels he had a hand in win_____ quired if the panty hose are not too wet. I should th ink th is 12:30 (2) News Contemporary and Country known him, he said he was I ning the Academy award for would 21so be an ideal cloth for cleaning Oe car. - JEAN () Search For tired. Ile looked it, too. Perme," he continued , "because Tomorrow You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite home- haps it was the recent death apparently they all stayed j (9) Split Second _________ _ of his director-buddy John \ making idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a home to root for me and all the I 9 PM Until • • . • (13) Who, What, % Ford which was weighing on problem. Write Folly In care of this newspaper. __J while I thought it might go to I0WhereGame him. Wayne said that he had I TUESDAY SATURDAY , AlPacino for "The Godfather." DiQc 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy ; never heard words to equal I I The idea of the home rooters _______________ DANCING NIGHTLY (a) News I i those of Archbishop Manning. _________________________ BLONDIE 1.______________________ __________________ 11 I cheering him on the Oscar is (9) All My Children who delivered the eulogy at Chic Young WIN AT BRIDGE ' inline with his Interest in , . (13) Young And TUES. 8 WED, Ford's funeral. . flJuG'4r IT MIGHT WELL, WOW COME OPENING SPECIAL Ira Sensory Perception which WOW COME 'OtfRE) ILADIES Restless NIGHT I MA C T A ~A T ' ;' HIGHER CLASS STILL WEARIm46 THAT OU OLD CRUMMY R9..LARS + -f + . WAR ThAT PRICE PAN FRIED (44) Movie began a few years ago, he reO PEOØLE \ CRUUWvLIJGJ p2.95 I Jacoby transfer a winner )-3jUEOO 1: (2) Three On A Also prescot: Glenn Ford. I I . marked. He says there is a lot -- / All Can Eat Match asked him when he was going -. in thought transference. It 1 4; c r- ~ c (6) As The Wor ld If declarer stops to ruff one of to write his long-promised NORTH ::.. . p "I think I must always have %) Turns North's diamonds with one of boo)c on ESI hes a beiievAQ8II ' I had a tendency to spiritual (9) Let's Make A So'ith's three trumps he will er. ,(4 NAC\' f'INL)El.l. ltai had 1I~I things that have been closed off _________ Deal make an overtrick at his four• 742 "Not for a while if ever.' example experience working in three until recently. For 2:00 (7) Days Of Our spade contract," 10 4732 11011 O1F. he said. "But I am' writing a even my attitude toward games Zayre stores - first in Ora Ike _ _ __ Lives Jim: "The problem is how to cookbook for Macmillan" 8 WEST __ EAST couldnt make the grand open- has changed. I hare a tenn is lando, (lien Fern Park, and (6) The Guiding Sheratonnl get there after the no-trump 41063 ford ,,, nn #J2 ing but First Lady Nancy was teacher who I -, well into that now in the fiew Sanford . It's a collection, he says. of there There Light opening. It is easy with Jacoby \ i J , , V A 106 V 9872 was 1; ( large turnsort of thing i ESP and she recipcs gathered has store, tier transfer. Nor 's th two-heart bid KQJ 5 3 job Is front line 10*6 all over 2:30 (2) The Doctors spades the world. where'er hes out of politicians, including taught me to hit tennis Sanford guarantees supervisor and she also has 4'Q1094 Los Angeles Mayor ____ 1 4 _17_~ made a picture. wwwwww 1 The ti1e will Tom making a connection rather and asks South to bid spades. SOUTH (Di charge of the service desk. He 6 . _ ____________________ r_1 ___ be " Hanger For alone and I than a hitting. It Is a le Breakfast." Bradley. ss hosSouthdoeslhisandNorthre. 4 K95 asked him where Mrs. Brad- tile way. I am with the ball Sanford is Nancy's home, BEETLE BAILEY bfdstotwono.trump. He has (Be idvised that a "banger' JERRY BALZ'S Mon Walker Ieywa VQJS3 ______________ and surfing her favorite ra ther tha n agai nst told partner that he holds at is an English term for sau• DRIVE IN "Can you keep leisure time activity. TIIIN& least fire spades, 8 9orrnaybe CLUB LUI I 9ARPNThI6 I'D LIlE TO Grey says he is only SAT, he said + 'Ohl gh card points and a bal4-, ) + "loosening up )'4O' in a num ber of g JAPh' Both vulnerable PENCit, PRESENTS THE /FTERNOON anced hand." NEW SHIPMENT Sure. ways" and new doors are open5APp 6 TAT Ford contided that he was a PP Welt North ,, BEETLE, AND AND MON. MAKE Oswald: "South has near little worried about his neighI JApp "She's at the Dodgers ing with his "new vibrations of IN I maximum no-trump -. 5 NIGHT i IT 6r(ApP.' with good bor. Rita if avworth lie says game 1 }'at 2V change." he observed. F's\ 24 FALL J spades and jumps to th SPOR1 SPECIALS GtJAPP LEVIS e spade he's gone ove r there several Pus IN.T. Pass "1 Just recently asked myself 6JApp game. With a I'I _ he times anti rung the front door ['ass GIJXFFY SPECTACULAR? FREE SNACKS !'is 'what the hell have I been . Cuffed & Flair-ed might pa": or bid three belt hut HAPPY HOUR therc" been no anI CONEY DOG DAY Opcnir' Leadafraid ( all tht,'e )ears.' I am I With poorer spades he might Variety of Fabrics j bid er. ______________________________ I talked with a Marriott li PRICES happier now than I have been th ree no-trump." 0APP1 I; nancial man, who said the in all my life on all levels. It is INEASPAPER ENTLAPF11E A$V# I By Oswald 41 James Jacoby MANUEL y chain is negotiating to bull(] new growth. As a small child I ) + -I- + EVERY and operate hotel: in Cairo I I Oswald: "We hav,i had so didn't know how to enjoy life. JACOBSON Homemade I Prettiest sight at the rtv ,pt. and Beirut. Lebanon manyquestionsaboutthJo--We all imagine It is just there I NOT DOGS . w as Mary Costa. who hasni T h'-'v won't he ready for at by transfer hut that .nm.' at-ti- T!. 4 -,to enj- if you u:iut Hut the I _ _ MADE BY It-en around t it kit (vi very fliu( Ii Marriott h 213 E. FIRST ST. I ___________________________________________________ cIc it ed be appiopri- Weit orik Last outl, DOMINICK'S it .. lately. She was only n for a says. is betting that the Midate:' Ph, 322-4712 . -_______________ UES lN,T Past AVAILABLE ' few days. She does more con - dIe East situation will have Jim: THE PHANTOM 14 NIGHT Lee Falk and Sy Barry DAILY is off cooled off enough by the.. jo 41 Delicious Hot Dog 1.Muis the first •A Q 1 7 t VK I •7 4 2 47 2 2 on another tour. She promised HIS&HERNIGHT' American tourists will feel L , . -, '° AirWIR el NJ) ceive the transfer idea. It is not WhtdOyfltOI MIJI IiCr,,[ 1 DCH'T icucvr Smothered in A&W she'd be back in (tine :or safe traveling to that part of DRINKS 7k cu' )Inrt ACCP emer's __ certain who started two-level c*t AT vowal yev are playing Jacoby ChrItmas. the world. ' i,.' .' .4 WED. iiw*.icei Coney Sauce Lransfezi, but there is no quas- lrusler bids, respond ______ ___________________________ _____________________ \ Yr) ACT iC$. APT. two hurts. rt + + + lion (,t11t you de Oped NIGHT Let's hope so. _ 105W, FIRST SI, DOWNTOWN SANFORD ______ THURS..FR1.-sAT. the L'' This artificial bid skews as east Reg. 45c I41? Will' 'It' and are responsible for its 44 0 UN ESCORTED LADIES i.ov P4-f. '4$ Ronald r.,vcr.p.i a' Reagan aed fiRs year partner ENTERTAINMENT Cww T'5 , :. greet popularity AP1 % to bid two spades wrreupop you DRINKS 3 __________ DIAL 3223076 THE :(' '" ____ Oss'ald: ''I am incllr,cd to w1IiItllbtmm.reaboutyou,kij. _______ _ 1..' MIAMI'S th ink the bid made itself pepti- See todays ankle If tar. It Is artificial but is so easy 9:30P.M.-2AM. I TODAY'S QUESTiON to learn that anyone can use it Jl, Wid o Line Of High Quality and frofit from Its use Today's You bid two harLs. Your partner 0 Ahat do you 11; 6 'I harJ is a good mpk. F;ither ti' tAu j' Not-tb or Sou1h wit! have no '. ) I a" 1; 4 I trouble making four spades and Asswer tomrron 1161121 1 ~ IL I If' T. flflfi °1Oj L ., p.- i_ _____ '_'_ _____________ jO of _______________________ __________________ _______________________________ ' ______ ______ on a movie u ____ in to pour 11 __________________ _____________________ ____________ __________________ _____ ''-"-'-- - • Fip[ ______ * _______ (from III ___ L7_ DEAR ABBY: 1'he shoemaker's cnikiren a1way go .' _____ ____ barefoot." applied to me, too. Only my hudmuid Is a grom. I had to pleM for groceries, ,which we, at the owners of the stm, may take home at wholesale prices. But befieve it or not, our cupboards were usually bare My own childreo didn't see much of their fa ther cause he was alwa ys too busy at the store to give them ___ ___________ ___ ______ ______ 49qs ____ __________ is much time. _____ ___ It took acoznp)ete nervous lxeakdown for meto get the husband I needed for so many 7C5T3. MOTHER HUBBARD ______ ____________ ."" time and attention from my - Fw' Ahby's booklet, "How I. Have a Lovely Wedäng," seed $1 le AMgaH Vu Eagu. in Leaky - () One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (13) Diana 9:00 (2) The Ma gician -, - of cal.. (6) The Fllntstones Quest For (13) Lots A Luck (24) Juvenile Court __________ _______________ _____ ________ Deal (13) Place (9) The Rookies 9~% ______ Make A 8:00 (2) National ____ Return To Peyton Let's Mventure (13) Sound Off ______ (9) (2) Acres _______ ______________ Griffith (24) Book SWEEThNED) THE POT.. ______ employed in a tea, breiçed by a British herb woman from many plants in her garden. Until that time, the British and decided just ALUMNUS GENIUS _____________ of trees. 1)igitalis, the superb medicine for heart patients, was first tea, by Lorry Lewis ______________________________________ 3:30 (9) General Hospital (13) Movie o) New Zoo Revue Andy . LAND T1E WORLD'S America. her - _____ _____ the . ., , , L , of ,- ' Right (74) - . Actor A -reciates u ...-- " _______________________ __________ bark News Zoom 44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Untamed World ______ _tl 10.1 ___________________ -•.. MEDICAL ACCIDENTS from willow hark. It , tOO, was _____________________ discovery of mankind. And so was quinine , f ro m the L. ' sc..-. Heroes Show 3) and wel (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Mother World (6) The Price Is Truth 4 on Oak Avenue. 1, 1973-7A (24) Sesame Street Consequences (44) Lucy Show (13) Local 6:30 (2) News Programming () News (24) Electric Company (9) News (44) Goener Pyle (13) Peter Gunn 6:00 (2) News (44) Hogan's Heroes News _________________________________________ 114k It1i14h J4iiVIe('JJ1.LEHL.k' FEATURIS T 2ieI The Edge Of EVENING Green Truth Night -1 (' Mrs. Herbert and (6) elevision MONDAY Monday, Oct. . T _____ Mrs. Herbert Lawson, Mrs. F. house . ' chairman; Behrens, Mrs. J. T. Collins, Mn D. W. business luncheon on Oct. 3 at the club . Grouc Lu nche on twstesses are Mrs. Sanford Wonn's Club will meeting Th e Sanford Herald Dave ••1 ONtX WAY Tfl GET GEE, HOW WEt.L USE A MACHINE X--.1' WAIT 1 T}ERE F HERE IS Q I WC V.ONMUG HAS IN( ARE cO(jl AND TGO THAT? HIS LAB? eIJrTING\ SEE' TiMe! I TOzT1Dni,5 (Ci'v... L4 P1.AcE 1 begin the 1973-74 season by . CO ThQGH A / YEAH /1H4T5RiG Season /? . ___ , Begin New beats per minute. got his cough remedy upon the _______ ____________ i have discovered except for the inadvertent Of a patent medicine (ugh remedy with - DEAR ABBY: I'm a plumber's wife. Without delving Into th. details, I found myself despeteIy in need of a lumber! I plicned iny habane at his stop, and he said he yed up all day, onc ox men out ither one w on vacation. Knov what I did? I called another plumber. case you don't know it. a plumber gets paid mo for a housecall than a doctor. PLUMB OUT OF LUCK Judge Givan Coca Cola probably never would 's program were dining together at "That rnan v- of the Indiana State the Coca C-61a industry, for he 49 " mrnbers ay in Georgia to see how he could make out with it. - 12 47 - 32 33 34 - 37 to - - - -- 1 for WI fl - - 30 29 24 - - 26 35 two 22 20 20 21 19 ROLLS MY OWN her husband about not feeling well, he told her to take aspirin and go bed! Are )U ready this? My husband is an electrician and I have a toaster that's in plem. I Ile took it spat t two months but he hasn't had time to put it together lAst Christmas he promised to fix my hair dryer, but hasn't gotten around to it yet. And I've been trying get m to put some flood-lights around house for t years, and all he's done so far is get the lights, but they're still In their original boxes. - - - 18 ______ got Givan is one of the talented .77 ' phskIans got from laymen in past centurks. Ern smalpo t eccination resulted from Dr. Jcnne;s alertness to the lmmunity of milkmaids. CASE V-531: Judge Richard W/O ALLEY COP Read Judge Ghanb faicinaUsg account of the accidental origin of (ore Cola. Note the many modern drugs which we some fin water, "My great grandfather lT_ - - - - 17 - to to M.D S mixture - know year. a nfo rd . George W. Crane, Ph.D., CLINIC J _________ ___________ 1 By WORRY ollyw*ood open ng stars hope and glitter -- FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1973 09 $ 09 09 - a ________ £ 4 S 5 ______ -. - ______ lII CARROLL RIGHTER'S 4~ . . ______ __________ ___________ ( • - __________ 3W.PE ~ ~ 11111:~~.11 F - - .4. i ___________________________ . . .. horn the Carroll Righter Inslituto - - - / ,S: An imccllznt day to obtain information from put contacts and to make new fnds wi th thou who can show you how to t ahead in ways not known to you before. Also communicate with thou you hive been out of touch with. ARIES (Mar. 23 to Apr. 39) You are able to obtain Information now that has been difficult to find In the past. A talk with one who thinks differently (toni you b ring r - results. Do something thoughtful for mate. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Take case o rcsponsbilties that etc strictly own. Also, handleassociation and your _________ 13um eft ~, - - -' - - , 'c" - _____ _____ ____ _________ _ - ________ , ________ - _______ • ______ ___ ______________ '- ___ THRU y ;,-'.'-- ' '-" - ,,. 1 - - - ----- ' ----_ I i L DRINKS- ' 2 -: - • - __________ ______ _________ - __ ______ _____ _______ _ _____ ______ _____ _ Saudbak _ ____ __ ______ -Y _____ ________ ] [ 40 - .. ; I ( : a -' e 's • ___ • a at least five I ____ _____ _________________________________________________ was u." sagel a / ! secret" - A8W -' 4 to r ' I I I RESTAURANT I ) - 1 I. ~~ - , minimum I I ) Ii _______________ -' I 4' % .- -- ___ L was - TUESDAY 0 ________ Bakery ____ . . - ___ '_ ___ _______ -, F . ___ )' ____ ____ L ______ -- S 0~i I ______ '--' ____ ____ _______ _ _ ____ HE ___ -- -- man to cmi- St or she I. ________ _______________ a -- H _____________ ____________ I your _ "- ' the SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You can make repairs property and add to its value at thk tune. Improve your ~_ - - Lu your ___________ -' - . VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) There are many d!atles to take car-c of at home so try to spend as much time there as you can Forego outside activites. Study new inter-st that will help you to start an uptrcnd. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Shoppin,g and crTands should be handled early before you get into problematical affairs. sure you first finish work before going out for recreatio n 22= ' -- _________ _______ hobbies and perfect them. Show closest tie that you arc happy wi th the relationship. Avoid 'ie who has an eye on your assets. Keep out of trouble. I ay, lu , . tangent. Show more cooperation where co-workers c-encerned. Take it easy tonight L1O (July 22 to Aug. 21) Take time to engage ir. favorite - - - MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) handle important ho to do and ctop thinking about going off on * ''' . - duties you .. - _____ argument. Avoid a troublemaker, j - _____ government matters with spezial care. Do the thoughtful things th at bring you and mate closer. GEMINI Msy 21 to June 21) Diplomacy must be exercised when dealing wi th associates so that you don't sever valuable connections. Don't fat! into a trap that could stint budget so th at it is more workable and flexible. Show that you are practical person. Relax tonight. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dcc 21) liking the t"Catmcnjs you need to have better health and a move churning appeerance is wise now, Acce'l an invitation to a cc affafr. Make thr acquaintance of an interctr,g person. CAPRICORN (L)ec, 22 to Jan. 2W PLan tune e$ your future bet'cr orgnizcd o that you can achie"e more Get s'•.ic tane to a (ziend Iio needs it badly. Improve your health . AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Make proper pUns to glin the persons] wishes that mean a great deal to you. Get rid of any thing you do not want in fife. Little gifts to friends will be appreciated. Show that you have PI.CI. (l f- ii : M 201 Mkr 'r: m h5ndtt' zttr. in the business woilsl well, includ ing any irupoltant public matters- Paying bills that Are due now is important. Show that you are a p:aclical person. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY., he will be one of thorn delightful young people who will speak out honestly, but It is important that you teach diplomacy, otherwise your prcgcny could easily be hurt by others. Direct the education along lines of Imports antI exports. l'erinit to tr.cl some early in life. Give as fire an education as you can a(tc.d. lach e1hcil irinirig VsI!y in life, "The Stars impel, they do not compel," Whit you rrLake of your life is largely up tos YOU! Carroll Rhter's Individual Forat (cii sign for r--iv. 1-! v: ;r copy send yoar buthdatc and l t ( r;fl R;ghtcr forr;a tnanic of newpaper), P.O Ik'x 629. Hollywood, Calif. 9002M om an . • t _ - -1 : - CARES, ":- C "H .1 __ 'kW JUJ ______ __ WII 1% - • ___ ~~l -- -' I -' * _ - 1905 French Ave. Ph. 322-91S4 Sanford DOWNTOWN SANFORD -. - - �OIL - 8A-.The Sanford Herald Monday, Oct. 1, 1973 The Sanfod Herald _ At Sterchi's in Sanford _ - Come Help Us Celebrate Our Si re ent A Ag ,-- * t ik PALM SPRINGS, Calif . (AP) Agnew said he would not resign if Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has said privately that he believes his political career has been destroyed. Bu' he has come out swinging publicly at his accusers, determined indicted, that he was being framed by persons in Maryland because he would not stop investigations against them, and that someone high in the Just',ce Department was out to get him to make up for bungling the Watergate investigation. Afterward, Agnew is said to have told the California party leaders there would remain "lingering doub ts" in the minds of many people nam e fle all Aides said Agnew told a private weekend meeting of California ~epublican officials that even if he is exonerated of allegations of corruption, his political future as been destroyed. Agnew sike to the Republican that he RE THIRD ANNIVERSARY S MO officials Saturday after dramatically declar ing war on his accusers in a nationally televised women's Sterchl*&l s says Thank you for three won er u years, wi unheard of savin si on furnisture and No e Brand A ances ru Sat a ct. 6 i,197318 CHAIR N ________ — ______________ ________ - ________________________ 1. - — extra comfort. Cushioned with Scaly Foa matching box sprmg with Sealy i Iru Lock' - -- - construction. ____ I RECUNA-ROCKER / Spendinq Bill Under Study WASHINGTON (All) - The tipoverty programs. Sen,ate Appropriations Com. Attention will be centered on initttv takes up the biggest do. committee actions in Congress 2-5 ~T -M M~ _____ __ TWIN! $ La fid *8 u Contemporary '4- iL headrest. and Vin yl. GROU P Capture the charm and1 elegance of France Ar Rq. 193S 4 QUART ELECTRIC SELF CONTAINED CLASSIC cushioned with Sealy roams $49,95 Reg. $ By MIRRO ALUMINUM SUPER SPEED J .1. us or 1 ga& A - •,. L , . 10 Vol A 14 MOT)ROLA PORTABLE TV • I fute, from mouutsd sp.sk.rs and COø• -. in1 tpietwo, fat bwA chassis ceblasi finished in a Walnut grain pattern * 5 *1199, ' kL Impressive Contemporary 2-Pc. Sectional Both Pieces OnlYy an 'r • UflOUS iadltion& Velvet Grouping 488 detp Superbly a liferaft. The Sofa seat cushtons and fluth with the $299 xirts. Chaff $149 Love Seat $219 &ea;ce decrbes this fine crushed velvet Quality and COITtIIIJI TIM3I - President Ma ylan i\ State Task r Open 42" round, chairs have black easy clean vinyl seats. Floor samp' - . 1i ght ly l.arnac. -Ced L-UT servicteat-dN2. As i i Rteg. 159.95. 5800 SA LE $7200 White and Gold FRENCH PROVINCIAL BEDROOM Furniture. Close out existing stock-Good selection of pieces now. 15% PATIO SPECIAL S Pc D jih wrought iron set-consisting of 3 cushion a. a., 2 chairs, kip tO!fQ tbk nd end !ab. Green vinyl cover on reversible cushions. I Only Reg. 249.9s Now $18800 -ddAMP - - A- charges involve eight consulttrfirmswhkhtve done rkimed a task force to study the business with the county. a war di ng of some state conPractices for awarding nontracts without competitive bid- bid consultant contracts vary ding-the practice which is at ainong state agencies and local the root of Ux- investigation of governments. Many agencies ce President Spiro T. Agnew. use eligibility lists of con. 1 - _ FREE DELIVERY AND - IV* 31 31 Krallco 47 a C 1 i LockHd Air 51 M Red co hift :I,• ri. rid Ve WI 1014 104 W. . . - CWCs" • 2 Pt Den or Florida Room group Solid Oak frame tiee and chair with foam re!serslble cushions covered in green floral print and green solid vInyl. Ranch Style. ;J.. C&P 141 9 11 46 list 2110 W-) ftil M or dUPWI >"r' Fasxod EsWrLsn FordM - 274 fill 211b . 1W. III'. 17$ I,I , 1084 tol,4 107' 4 Ralston 11 bUtb0ns - -• GAC wants to lend you all the money to $2500. That's up to $1900 more than before. . the law allows. If the company you've used in the past :sn'tgivingyou all the money you need, ask GAC. Or, if you already use GAC to get more expensive. With the extra money GAC can now lend, you can buy the appliances or make the repir you need befor! costs go up. Or re-balance the family bud- d would like to apply for up to $2500-. give GAC a call. Check your Yellow Pages for the GAC office nearest you. Let GAC put a get by turning your nionthly paynients Into bigger 'ingle Man ever in your one that' s easier to handle. pocket. OF CHRIST Ryn nd RoyCCD4a, 4 ON OLD HWY. 46 "to 4 O'd It WIT 1111041 "1 $ 1 Oil Ihd ' - ' TriasGif UM C Ind MIDWEST CITY, OKLAHOMA 041 614 014 191 1 191 * or- GCOdr"t 7410 un Oil tat 1411 2414 P1 7 II 414 worth up to $2,500 1 Di/VIDSON I' 3475t) We We We You!inay be HEAR 161A 3', 37', 3 do " 44 $, 1 Gap" • IBM - IMIAT IntP# .• GAC Finance Inc V October 1 Thru 7 1 Omce1op.nsatu,.,y,,.,2&M 13's 13. 41 981 Each Evening at 7:30 p.m. 4114 High*ay 436 G010A OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30 DAILY, FRIDAY TIl. 7:30 A For the first time, GAC can lend you up All the things you need today are going 1 " 43 J ;: :: I IOWA FRENCH AVE, SANFORD e u r oc ' E&R16rit = in MEETING ' a Reg, 299.95 ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE - - 1411 14, . SET.Ups e GOSPEL _____ Pnvwy Dcc - ow _______________________________________________ ANNOUNCING A r I CW"VIrf 54 Ic By Fox - V i". i' ii' WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL I THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUAL!TV HOME FURNISHERS - L - AMC&n Occasional Chair covered with black easy clean vinyl. 2 Only Matching Rocker I the curront Baltimore County of awarding contracts, but also I its intrinsic executive, on 39 counts of ex- • . SALE Price $8800 Reg. I 18.9s L Maryland. would devise "a model system In its first action, the grand that is beyond reproach, not jury indicted Dale Anderson, only for i ts equity in the method rd WE HANDLE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS - have said that Non's budget A mass transit operaungsu Th had wide support ear ly included inadequate funds for d} measure the only major m the session but has beconle the health, education and an legislation listed for debate thisbogged down in cnovey vin Mandel's office said the sultants ~n the lists are picked 1. AmAlMing Reg. 119.95 Spanish Oak Frame Floor Sample CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS SINCE 1888 off 60" MORSE WALNUT MODERN CONSOLE, STEREO with AM-FM Ra dio and 4-speed Stereo Record Player, 6 Speakers fig sound system Reg. 249.95 Sale '177 Alc oa —- Reg. ".9S billion for th current control over the budget A statement from Gov. Mar- tractors. Officials say the con. oon StockRAnrtorts button tufted backs and arms Terrific bui' -- Mo&tn Walnut Drop Leaf Table and 2 chairs. Table closed isd"42". ii Man Democratic senators year. to right, ts d ANNAPO LIS, Maryland's Nixon conceivably I 25 )11 23 COLONIAL TABLE in light Oak 42" x 42" and with one 10" leaf opens to 52". Micarra top. Floor samples as is - left - ai r Di IV crew William R Pogue' pilot- Gerald P Carr commander, and Dr. Edward G. GIbson, sd. tate pilot practice egress training at houston's space center preparation for their upcoming launching on the last phase of the Skylab mission NEW YO (AP) Mdeay nette SAVE 1OO C. ine1. Skylab IU acUon comes during a cent dinner fund-raiser. He has vided shaply over how to re- members made it uncertain widening federal probe of alle- promised to return $40,000, the place the controversial 1972 whether Owt vote would stand gations that kickbacks and amount estimated to have come quotas. up next week. bribes influenced the dis- from consultants doing It wa- unable to resolve the And, whatever the dralting tribution of state and local gov- business with the state. ism at the final smlon of a rnment contracts. The governor named Dr. Abel three-day meeting here Sunday coitunittec decides, the quotas A federal grand jury in Balti- Woltium, protessor emeritus of and said itAould try again next seemed certain to b ,- fought more now is hearing evidence sanitary engineering from weekend when it hopes to about Ag a l leged retaUons John HopkrnsUnvrsit), to omplete its work. considered Oct. 27 by the full 73with arcl*ects and engineers head the task force. The panel voted ten ta tively 8 member commission and early w he In a letter to Wolma, Mandel to to remove the special con- next year by the Democratic in n he was county executive Baltimore and governor of said he hoped the task force sitkratf,n for women, minor- National Committee. U -- In titsk force would review Mary. for their competence. land's long-standing method of Both Democratic and Re. awarding engineering and ar- publican candidat:s tctura consultant conreacts. ceived campa i buti gn ons GAlfliEfBUh1G, Md. (AP) itles and young people as an The llmember panel is to from contractors. — The committee drafting dde- encouragement to represents- prop ose legislation to correct Mandel, a De mocrat, raised gate selection rules for the 1976 live convention delegatesHow. abuses by Dec. 1. more than $900,000 from a re- - 95 $55 the figure If past experience is economic aid bill authorizing Agned to give Congress greater Quotas Lause Rh t In Selection Rules 7 5- PIECE ICE CREAM PARTY SET ' okd 2 8 billion emerge Lnthct from a conferSen. Sam J Enrn Jr., DN C, The senate committee, which ence wi th the house calls his Government O is expected to act on the bill In a Floor debate also will begin erations Committee into session couple of sessions, ill increase during the day on the foreign today to begin iUng a bill dean guide. 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'jJ rnitill. closed-door work today on a Originally. the legislators session would Senatepassed bill to refonn the hoped the 1973 private pension system. en(I tids month But now the leaders expect I t to run well into -Ind November. %leans is to send to a .—. r ' inn, the Senate floor a eeping foreign bade er pnned to dS5 ia today th; 11. peapkfm such legislation since he took $21-billion in', I i t a r y dent Nixon, the panel is not ex- -- •• Gasoline Price Hike Seen tufte.ck th ELEGANT FRENCH PROVINCIAL Magednmrnng A . three astronauts / PaddW wood. open Arms and covered in combination of an eventual veto by President Nixon in prospect. The bill provides funds for Ole llealffi, Education and Welfare ;Ind Labor departinents. Nixon office. PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — The test Gallup cates a growing majority of Americans th k government funds should replace private contributions financing presidential and cçesalonal election paigns The poll token Sept.7 10 shows 65 per cent those $39.95 wc-ek in the flow. However, the House Ways and Means Committee begins mestic spending bill today with this week. _____ ttledwithhih '3 B P Veto In Prospect Surveyed favor the government's appropriating a fixed amoun t for the campa igns.In a 58 per cent responded that way. CTNISII Termsl - Grvat Britain and northern Eurfipt, con Public Political $ Support Grows - I $179 vs in in! g AIRBORNE SCIE N CE CENTER instrumented NASA plane. ii the U.S. contribution European study of the North Sea. conducted by the West German Hydrograhic Institute, Hamburg, th e study focuses on th e relationship between surface waves and relatively shallow and often storms water; between to a Joint _______ Smooth top wn long tasg stripe ticking. mulcoiI for - - TWI W4 fie"#0 %am too ow4 announced today the creation of an 11-member task force to study the -state's long-standin g practice of a war d i n g eng eer and without competitive bidding. 'Ui ty iric ir wmu political saboteur. Is to appear before the panel Wed- Comforlable 86ddft '- _________ - Cuhon - In ther development, Marylan d Marvin £ nesday. r — lic n SALEI SEALY REST DELUXE I- -426- Watergate committee hm been cancefled because two witnesses reportedly have refused to testily. Former White House appointmenti secretary Dwight! Chapin and Florida Yo R epub a cacr e _________________ 1 WASHINGTON (AP) Tuesday by the Senate V?042 _ __ governor. jet National News Briefs ' ' -- Agnew's view of the future would be changed by the tumultuous outpouring of support he received after Saturday's address, in which he again declared his innocence. A federal grand jury in Baltimore is looking into alleged kickbacks to politicians by contractors in Maryland, where Agnew was fornierly a county executive and was GOP leaders als oIWII is not ruined. convention in Los AngelN. Iii that fiery address, an angry N-R SPANISH Rik ieves i remained to be seen whether allegations of wrongdoing, Agnew's pessimism was not shared by the convention delegates Watergate Hearing Cancelled Spanish style chair vAh rich velvet cover. t u f t ed back a n d handsome wood trim and Reversible seat e HisCareerDestroyed Tkw - P ice • -- I Man day, — 7$ "' P 35IF WfcM 0114irwo 1243 East Sunday at 11:00 a m. & 7:30 p.m. '.•— _-.J 118 South Magnolla Amue 3D51322-3743 St Cloud - 1023 t3UStr, - - 1,, A Pr �L 19 -ii c Soiiford Hu ,_J Id - Moiiday, Oct i, 1973 - -a-- - r ~_ Could Be Disastrous Defeat Yankee Boss Blames Self Quarr y-Kendall Ready For Bout By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent Mike Quarry and Andy Kendall square off Wednesday at the Orlando Sports Stadium, for the light Heavyweight Championship of North America. The contest Is schedul ed for 10 rounds of boxing. Even though both hold a lofty position in the national ratings, .:-._•L•z- -.'• defeat could prove dstous for either fighter's career. 1 Quarry has not scored one important victory In almost two years. Before that time he was the "glamour boy" of boxing. As the younger brother of popular heavyweight Jerry Quarry, he gained lame and the position of leading contender for Bob Fter's title with a series of victories over like Kendall, "Windmill" White ANDY KENDALL ON THE BAG ...Quarry could finish his career Kasko, Houk Gri'd Pro and Jimmy Dupree. 144s-, P Leave Scene As Pl . Ends ay By FRED ROThENflEG Associated Press Sports Writer The calendar gave the "You're out" sip to the Axneican League baseball season. The Boston management did the same to lied Sax Mannar iAthe Kasko and Yankee Manager Ralph Houk took himself out of tha dd b.iI1L!am ; Kasko, whose Boston Red Sax finished second, was fired Sunday while Houk, whose Yankees finally settled In fourth place, resigned. Kaska and Hoak jtned Billy Martin, released by the third. place Detroi t Tigers In early September, on the sidelines of the American League East. "I'm doing this for one reason," said Houk after the Yankees dropped an 8-5 decision to the Tigers to close out a halfcentury at Yankee Stadium. "We've won some pennants here but Its been a little rough since 1966. You can't work that long in one place with the feeling you haven't quite got there." "I fully understand that when changes have to be made they start at this end," said Kasko, before the club he managed for four years beat Milwaukee 3-2. "I'm sorry only that we didn't win." Elsewhere In the American League's final day of regular season baseball action, Chicago nipped Oakland 1-0 In loinnings, California blanked Minnesota 3-0 and Texas shut out Kansan City 3-0. Martin moved southwest when he was named manager of the Texas Rangers. Kasko remains with the Red Sax as a scout while Houk's baseball plans are uncertain. It was a tough day all around for the Yankees, who will VacaieYankee Stadium for two sears while It undergoes a $24 million modernization program. A nostalgic crowd of 32,238 saw the Yankees rally for three runs in the seventh to take a 4-2 lead but the Tigers scored eight times in the eighth for the victory. The Red Sax ended th !Ir season in better fashion. They got a victory *nd a new manager. No Yankee successor was named to Houk. Darrell Jolxwin, a former Yankee catcher, was picked to manage the Red Sax next season. The Red Sox finished their season with 73 marks after wLrailng their season finale on a gift run. Angela 3, Twin 0 Frank Tanana, a 20-year-old rookie, pitched a two-hitter, Ie;ithng the California Angels to a 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. zion unver s aourie and sacrifice fly knocked In two runs for Tanana, 2-Z who struck out nine and walked one. White Soil, A's 0 Darold Knowles walked Bucky Den t with the bases loaded In the 10th Inning, forcing In the winiJig rim in Qilcago's 3.3 victory over Oakland. Rangers 3, Royals I Pete Broberg hurled a sevenhitter and Tom Grieve Dave Nelson slugged homers, pacing Texas to a 3- V'iCtOty over Kan Fity. - By The Associated Press National Football League American Cottiercuce Eastern Division W L N Pet Pis OP Miami 2 1 0 .667 72 48 Huff 2 1 0 .661 47 54 NY Jets 1 2 0 .333 48 42 Bilt 1 2 0 333 38 68 - -- - bus I fl cart . .• 4 e. the younger Quarry's future. He explains away the bouts by saying "they were bad decisions," and his manager made him slug it out instead of boxing his normal style before Foster. Pete Ashlock, the Orlando promoter, has taken over Use reins of Quarry and has big plans for him. ____ ,! 4 • - i?k (i v~ .q _ . ___ __ 'L__ ~, __ - _______ - - -' AUM , - ' _____ _____ ___ --'-.-'... ___ . -. - 4_---_1 _ _, -7 Perez is anotherfighter who is on L I (1w trail of anyone WuO defeated in a previous contest. The "Sanford Slugger" gained revenge in his last two outings, decisions over Charlie "Baby" Fullard, and Roscoe Boll. "Irish" Mike McKinney the sput.ieular undefeated light heavy from Tampa will also see action In a six rou nder. - - - ..j: ____ 6 1 t -- , , ,V&z.-;_ ,:- -' 4 J I . - a - -. __ - -. . - -- ,11 -- Three other preliminaries plus - two amateur fights kick off the action that starts at 8:30 pm. - ____- -1. - - - - 'The Hammer' Raps Singles Los • t ' ATLANTA (AP) Henry Aaron's relentless Don Wilson in the eigh th inni. pursuit of Babe Ruth's all-time home run record Aaron, who also had three straight hits In was postponed Sunday when the Icy-nerved 39- Saturday night's game, thus lifted his season year-old slugger failed to connect for the batting average to .301. distance In the final game of the 1973 season. As he trotted to left field for the ninth inning, "lam disappointed, yes, but feel like I've got the "rowd rose with thunderous applause all sear rid ill %mnt(r to go home and re UI)' Tht (nation lasted about three , lirsuks, and he said. '11w last month has been really was still going when the umpires ordered the tiresome, first pitch of the inning to Houston's Greg Gross. "The greatest thing that happened to me today "I'm just happy to look back on a good year. was getting that ovation," Aaron said. "I'm Just hope or I same type o year next year, so i - - 80 81 .497 1 lb1tirnj-e Ln Detroit Philadelphia 71 91 .438 11 West Cleve. Cincinnati 99 63 fill 7. .n Frjucisco 8874 .43 11 Oakland - ii sorry I wasn't able to hit a home run." Aaron to threshheld of legendary Ruth's inark of 714 when he &illed his that he had no intention of collecting Ume 410i of the year and 713th lifetime over L~e center Pingles* "But I got only one gocrl pitch all day field fence Satu:day night off left-hander Jerry and it fooled me. I was looking for a change-up from Roberts in the first inning and he NE YORK (API Jorge Reuss of the Houston Ash-os. a fast ball right down the middle." Velasquez as happy, Ron TurA season-high crowd of :0,517 poured into 'ottels Asked and Iieti Atlanta Stadium dicnItp threatening tkipc *l... about the pressure, the soft-epoken -r•--b"" 11I2IJt1lj$4 iiuiive s.aiu, a.aurmn a mere not as much almost speechless. Sunday, hoping to see baseball history in the today as yesterday (Saturday). Iwas felt an awful lot Iighty Secretariat was beaten making. then because I felt like! almost had to hit one to in the Woodward by Prove Out, Instead, they saw one of the game's all-time have a chance to tie it today." Aaron said he who has never won a stakes be- great hitters rap three consecutive singles off hoped to take a long fishing fore trip later this week, )ioon jjijthpaw I)ae Roberts before going spend a kw d4'ys with his -1,111 parents in Mobile, ppy said Ve out on a tuft liner to second bman Tnnuuy Ala., and then goon to lasquez who rode Proveout to the World Series where he Helms ir h Final at bat of the year, off reliever is l (hul( f In thr ow out tht first ()fl'lflcjfl1' 4'-'-kru'th victory ball -over Triple crown win.riff See.,i at 77 .525 1. -_ - , 71 91 .438 West - - - c Mimi. Calif. - 94 68 580 8 - r 81 81 .500 13 79 83 488 15 77 85 .475 17 82 80 .506 17 Atlanta 76 B5 .472 C1IICgO 5'9 102 .366 39 San Diego Texas 57105 .352 &4iiay's Games New York at ChIcago, 2, SUnday's im1t ppd., rain Mt-ntz-eal 6. Pittsburgh 4 CII cinnati 13, San Franicisc Atlanta 3, Houston 0 -ç San Diego nijais tiamr Detroit 8, York Boston 3, Milwaukee 2 California 3, MUWCM)ta 0 Tei.s 3, Kansas City 0 1 OnI v games scheduled-) I Pittsburgh 10. Montreal 1 .-____ pset. "I don't know what hap- -- • -- t k Regular ;c: ,Ti over, rr IV 1+4II i i r ,I A I / . : & coast. #4 I. T p o 2 0 0 147 0 w Beach Apopka (1-2) scored their first victory of the AMk s 021 season by defeating Ocala Vanguard (0-3) 160. Kiss mmcc (03) - ) 7 0 16 4 0 I 0 3, 110 _____ • Miami ( 2.) Only Unbeaten Who would have believed before the season. celebrated long. Elliott faces the task of began that Florida's only unbeaten major preparing for a game this week at Oklahoma, 4 cfootball team after three weeks would be which tied Southern California 7-7 Saturday ollege the University of Miami? night. "I don't even know what I'd have said if you'd The Hurricanes. 2-0, rolled up 401 total yards to told inc that at the beginning of the fourth 132 by the SemInoles, now 0-3, but hurt themquarter today," said Minitit Coach Pete Elliott selves with penalties and errors. Florida State Satur(ay. It took a tour yard touchdown run by Coach Larry Jones was happy with his team's tailback Woody' Thompson in the fourth quarter effort, saying, "This was definitely our best for Miami to pull out a 14-10 verdict over winless game. We cut down on mistakes but still we riOt iufl State. made too ninny. Doug Dickey claimed his team was "outA Florida, the team everybody expected to "coached, outplayed and out-hustled" by MIs5' at this point in the season, is now 2-1 alter getting . , • St nd auuvu, WUUhIII. 1S seam bombed 33-12 by Mississippi State in Soutlicastern Conference action. Gator halfback was prepared for this garne, but something was inissing and I'm not sure wh;4t it was." Nat Moore suffered an ankle sprain in the game With Moore hurt, Mississippi State outgained not be able to play this week at a nd mat' not tie (.ators 250 yards to 83 on the ground. Lowsiana State. "It will be a long time before I forget that Tampa also fell froin the unbeaten fist as awful sound out there when Bob Cooper punted," Kansas State, behind a blocked fourth quarter said Tampa Coach Dennis Fryzel. "Ba-boom it PU nt, claimed a 1111-0 victory and the first shutout went. Off that No. 35'i chest. Our defense of a Spartan tenin since 1969. deserved better." . (~L Sliami shares its untwaten recoM with 11* sound was that of sophomore end Mike Bethune-(ookiiian College, which got 178 yards Wukt.r blocking the punt. Wecker picked the from halfback Randy 'Sweetwater" Walker In a ball up and ran five yards for a touchdown that 12-I; victory over Alabama A&M. lryLel and Kansas State (oach Vince (ibomi The Hurricanes' victory, their first over agreed was the turning point in the game. 71V Florida State In eight gaines, won't be score was only 3-0 at Vie titne. 11 I a •,• -.1 .1 j j jf-i 1/ JI /1 11 .- ' r ff - LI11 - ' a klm ...~ -.-- - - . ______ i, 'J' ----_/.•'.) - . .- , ,. __ 916 — Aaron At Glance By 111E ASSOCIATED PRESS - - p Iran Hinting For 1980 Olympic Bid •.. " ... , - GOGGLES! - 322-3022 - Jacksonville Fletcher (2-1) c 10. Tamp. King (2 0) 7 Also receiving votes: Clurwater, Jacksonville Lee, Jacksonville Raines, St. Petersburg HollIn, Longwood Lyman. Miami Springs, Miami NOrland. lallahassa. Leon, Pensacola Tate, Winter Haven and Veto Death Class AAA . - - •_ " ., '' - :.--...- - - - . -.•, -- : -. - I. PSIM Beach G4rdens (3-0) 7 75 3. New Smyrna Beach (3-0) 1 U ,I 6 Tie North Fort Myers Titusville Astronaut (2 0) , ) and ' Palatka South (20 I) 9 13 St. Augustine (20 1) $ Al5Orectving votes: Tamp. East -' - -. r- cits.s AA I. Monticello Jetterson (3-0) 5 v ,r . 't_. . s - -, - - J ,//,/I Pahokee (3 0) 1; ( '_.::. - - . ., s)) S. Tallahassee FAMU (2-I) 25 Jacksonville Christian (3-0) 9. Tie 0 ORLANDO SEMINOLE 0 a -1 ORLD'S FASTEST , I' A 21Moot whale was recentIy found stranded in the mud alongside England' s Thames River. It was only the second whale found in the river in the -. -- • - PULSATING ACTION—YOU Bff estm n Ster (3 0) 39 i. Apaiacp,iola (30) 7 , i•_ \ 3, Hastings (2 v) so A. Sarasota Moagmy (I 0 1) I S7 S Wewahllchks 12.1) 44 6. Miami Small whale found in !!qIIsh river rl -- / I. ' 7 F'C1 St. J (3 0) I immoiaiee (201) 19 and Frostproof (1-2) 16 Also receiving votes: Tampa Ttmple HeightS, Sntads, Bvnneii ard Moore Hav*n. is -. 'i mr-A 2. Ctiipley (30)72 3- Cen?nry (3o) 60 Daytona Death Lopez (3 0) Si I S. Citrus inverness (3 0) 43 116 Fort Lauderdale Thomas U 0 - - . I:. Milton, Quincy Shanks, Also receiving votes: Lake Butler, Mulberry. Orlando Trinity, Dade Christian and F o rt Meade. Cla ss A I. O',nord (30) 775 2r Bristol Liberty (30) 39 ' y Punta Gorda Charlotte and Palmetto chleitand I— I ,,, • Gainesville Buchhoir (20 1) 13 Glbbms. - (30) 51 Zoologists say th ey do not VAIIN,%, Bulgaria AI') k'rnationa%Olyinpiccoiiunittee Congress that Teheran would know why whales sometimes The 10th Olympic Congress before next March 31. The IOC be welcomed by many, particuswiin up rivers, opened today wUh Teheran pre- will decide Uta Vienna ti1eeting Larly in view of the misporing to cnanengc LiIOSCOW jut JICAI uvLuUer. 04) mar, only MOStreatment 01 IsraeL' athletes the 1980 Olympics and inter- cow has said it would apply. and complaints of poor commuHassan Rassouli, secretary national sports federations bidnicatlons at the World Univerding for a simplified rule on gefteral of the Iranian National sity gaines held in Moscow in amateurism and more power in Olympic Committee, said Iran August, has spent $200 million on an Olympic affairs Olympic sources er.prcssed Olympic-scale sports complex fears that if Moscow were li'eation of the 3980 games for the Asian Gaines, The awarded the Games, the Ruswill not be discussed on the Games will be held in Teheran Congress floor, but Iranian one month before the l(X' sian.s would take over every. thing, and the 10(2 might lose sports officials are behind the Vienna meeting. There have been Indications control and athletes of some scenes testing the air for a 1980 countries could be refused visas among IOC members and other Olympic Gaines bid, Bids must be made to the In. sports officials gathered for the for political rc.sons. I L./UI1JI III IS .2w ~RPIAWW_ st 10 yvars. - P^h -'• - By BRUCE I.OWITT take a back seat to his running open in the second hilf," Pitt- WC are at this point," said Dal- kicked three-pointers of 11, 27, Associated Press Sports Writer mates, Larry Csonka and Jim sburgh Coach Chuck No!l said i's Coach Tom Landry, despite 30 and 10 yards for the 1110 "IF the line has a good day, Kiick. after the Steelers, trailing the Cowboys' 45.10 mangling of ictory. Inc back has a good day." With He scampered for three Houston 7.6 at the half, woke up the Cards. "I! we could win a Bills 9, Jets 7 that, Mercury Morris said It all, touchdowns and a team-record and ran roughshod over the couple of tough close ones, John Leypoldt kicked a BufThe Miami line had a great 197 yards to lead Miami over Oilers the rest of the way to win this bunch could reallythen be fain field goal in the first period day ... and so did the scrappy the New England Patriots 44-23 36-7. s trong at the end." and another early in the fourth. ' little running back for the Do!- Sur4ay In National Football Browns 12, Giants 10 Rams 40, 49c" 20 That seemed to be enough to phlns who so often has had to League play. "Defense Is "When he throws, he hits big," one of the things beat the Jets, but he added "1 haven't had those kind of Coach Dick Nolan of the 49ers U takes to make a championanother with 1:54 holes since I was in college," said of John Hadl, the former ship team," Browns' quarter- it's a good thing to play—and he did. saId Morris, who shattered the San Diego quarterback who has back Mike Phipps said of his IN 0 04 Dolphimi club rushing record, drastically reduced nis •'mzul tca rn itiaec. 'They played like 'J WE HAVE Abr.cr l!ayr.' 151 yards. chmnnnc trJv bI;':" ele .'u In Sunday's other NFL averaged 26 passes per game The Giants led 10-4) on a Norm Swim 'n Tan games, Pittsburgh thrashed wi th the Chargers but has Snead touchdown pass and a Houston 36-7, Los Angeles rock- thrown only 36 in three with the Pete Gogol.ak field goal. But In ed San Francisco 40.20, Mm. Rams, completing 28 of them, the second half, Don Cockroft For competitive and rccta mn.auld Green Bay 11-3, five (or touchdow ns. sunbathing or for contact Dallas clouted St. Louis 45-10, [lad] tossed i 39-yard touchtens wearers 3 tints to Cleveland edged the New York down pass to Harold Jackson ORLANDO, ORLANDO. Fl.. (AP) — Orlando choose from. .shatGiants 12.10, Buffalo tripped the and relied heavily on the Rams' Edgewater held onto Iloaliterproof and, they ranking in Class AAAA high sc1ool New York Jets 9-7, Kansas City rushing attack, which piled up football by a slim two points over wcompl&ce Merritt Island in th upset Oakland 16-3, Baltimore 223 yards en route to the 40-20 weelily poll of the Florida spwts beat New Orleans 14-10, victory. Volleyball Writers As5ciatlon announced Chicago beat Denver 33-4, CmToss Ring Vikings 11, Packers 3 . today. Basketball cinnati topped San Diego 20-13 "They sju t came at us—they Edgewater, w?ich captured five Diving Rings f irst place votes, had a 77-vote total and Washington belted Phila. poured In on us," said MaePool a Deck chajs. to lead for the scond straight week delphia 28-7. Atlanta is at DeArthur Lane, one of the batFloats, Rails in a top ten selection that showed Ktddii Swim Aids troit tonight. tered Packers. "We made more few changes from last week. Seven of the games were sold mistakes, fumbled and turned The ratings for all claes With FULL LINE OF records, tirsl place votes and total out and televised locally. They the ball over. It turned out to be points: drew 431,727 fans and had a to- a battle of field goals and we CHEMICALS Class AAAA (al of 32,022 "no-shows" who lost. " Fred Cox kicked the three 1. Edgewater (20) 371 2. MerrItt iSland (20)375 bought tickets but didn't attend. field goals for the Vikings, who 3. Hollywood Hills (3 0)71 Steelers3l, Oilers 7 also managed a safety to beat 1. South Plantation (30) 51 3rd St. & Hwy. 17-92 "We were able to come up Green Bay 11-3. S. Fort Pierce Central UO e 6. Winter Park (3 0) 31 with the big plays defensively Cowboys 45, Cards 10 7. Mi ami Killian (30) 26 and It "f helped to break the game still don't know how good • Giinvill. not) II Hollywood , . ' STANDINGS An offensive display brought home a 32-28 victory over Rockledge. Then the defense teamed up with the speciality teams to score a New Smrna (30) % 21-9 come-from-behind victory over Cocoa • lt~_` i . - : • y II II IVIItJt I I 3 7 • N POOL TOYS -- ate By KEN RAPPOPtJRI New York left fielder CIeon top. Accoelatrd hriat Jrk 1973 Home Runs Prrcs 'pnrls Writer Ion' ifti r (1'-' M t. : 1 d ,it I h j !I IA II lb1 I J! (C 4 I 'itLijdrjj i, on, it Ls ill h4 L Icist a tie (or the East flag L, Thj,l Recent 11 ome un with Pirates also stayed alive, but Sept 29 to wait another day and At. a 9.2 tictory In "1 have no cmznent but Gaines nemamnng Sunday's sceond just barely, with a 10-2 romp 0 horse is all right," said Laurin 1atas blank Aaron will have to game, The Mets lost the opener over time Montreal Expos. Babe Ruth a Career Record who h-airs Secretariat for wait another season. It was 0. 714 Aaron's Career Record Never (ki Sunday for both base- The Mets, once 12 games be. Pirates also ha ve a makeup Meadow Stable, 713 date today, playing the Aaron's Magic Number Prove Out broke on p J ball phenomena, hind in last place this season, Diego Padres at home. i The Mets failed to win the can win the elusive pennant toled for the first mile the Aaron failed to hit a homer While all th In his final is madness was game of the season Su" " mile race on a sloppy Belmont National League East pennant day by beating the Cuba In one going on, Aaron took seine of uowever, Park track, with Secretariat a after splitting a oubIehe4dcr game of their makeup double. the collect lhr three si ngles rn 'our at bats, play away from the hottest raising hI rla4e arol eu5y.rvaning, second. "i"I l4w ChlcatO Cuto am] Aa. header. 1hey're counfing on pennant race in National s boiling RVCMge to.301 AS the Braves Pruv Out took the lead back ron missed a chance to tie Babe are Toni Seaver in the opener. League history, lost to houston 5-3 before Atlanta Stadium's at the top of the stretch, "When Ru th 's famous home run mark The second.pface Si Louis I The Atlanta star, one shy of largest Crowd of the season, 40,517. Aaron bus na Sunda ' the Phila. 1111th'F monumental career hit Urdinais defeated his 40th hoir,e nin of t U th , 1,1141 the Seasoll and 713th of his delphii l'hillRs 3-1 on thc last lurne run total 714, had four carer Saturday night, aken audi thvught thee hid L'CCaUSt' we've got the pit- uay of their rer season and opportunities of leaving him to match the thing and the defense," said moved within one game from Babe Roth's all time re ord one awn a chance," said Velasouez, C of the record but didn't make It. L.m - . . New Sin) Beach (3.0) has been living up to The Blue Darters points were the first ones expectations, so fur this season, and then some, they have scored this season. Both New Smyrna The Baracuda's are not only undefeated and Beach and Ocoee had shut them out prevlotisly. ,, untied, no one has even crossed their goal line in Lakeview, (1-2) which features the strong three outings. passing ability of David Morris, was defeated by A composite score against two Orange Belt Eustis (2-1) 19-6. Conference teams Apopka and Ocoee) and The Panthers forced Morris into two inWymnore Tecis is an unbelievable 147-0. terceptions and 20 Incomptetes in 32 attempts. surprising Oviedo 11(2-1) would appear to KiSslinmee (0-3) the only winless team in be A the strongest competition the Cudas will have loop maintained their record with a 35-21 to face In the OBC. shellackihg from Leesburg (1-1). The Lions from Seminole county are riding Oviedo plays host to Apopka, while New IA high as they make their debut at home, against Apopka Friday. It will be the initial conference SII1YTha Beach laces Kissimmee on the coast In this week's conference play. encounter for Oviedo th is year. ' Ironically, some of the 32,238 lana on hand Sunday held up signs reading "Fire Houk" and "Houk Must Go." And he was roundly booed when he went to the mound to remove pitcher Lindy McDaniel during a sixrun battering in the eighth inning. . haeview pla s a rugg WlsuWOO( ild wood i Sincelosinga2-Oheartbreakeragajnsti-ross. team, and Ocoee stays at .me wit,, awesome county rival Sanford, the s..IOfls have spent LflLU Melbourne Central Catholic (3..) Friday nights on the east pened," said Turcotte, Secre- . I "Baseball has given me cverything I've get," Houk said."lt's raised my family The Yankees have meant more to me than anything in my whole life. Baseball Is all I know. "We let ourselves down, we let our families down, we let him down," said shortstop Gene Michael. Utclier Fred Beene said it was "like losing a father. '4_I CCI IUICI "'",' .. as • , Prep Grid Poll •-. • .. Sunday Wrong Day For Mets, Aaron 14Wt%'re Todey'c Games - u--— , ha 89 . Lions May Be Competition For it After managing in the minors for three years , serving as a Yank". coach under Casey Stengel for three more, Houk succeeded Stengel as manager of the Yankees in 1961 and on cc straight pennants,plus world championships the first two years He became general manager in t was a tough decision, but a man has to go with his convictions. I don't blam' anyone but myself for this season" The players, who loved him because he never rapped their shortcomings, saw it in a different light. - i ,uvieus --) -. 81 SoC - • - .- TRIM'S -- 81 - rests during junior varsity action last week when Coach George Austin's Baby Saints ripped Lake Braniley's JV gridders, 18-0. Thursday, the young Prepsters meet Ocoee in the second game of the season for the first-year team. (Herald Photo by J Richards) be a great winter." ------ M Pittsburgh 4:iz - - - - East W L Pet. 6 B ..-' - , A The Patrlot cut the lead to 23-16 in the third quarter as John Tarver ran for a pair of two-yard uchdowns while to iami recorded only a 40-yard field goal by Yepremlan, But Morris made his 35-yard scoring jaunt on the third play ° four th quarter and Griese followed up with a 14-yard touchdown Pass to Paul Warfield. P)uimkett threw a nine-yard touchdown pass to Reggie Rucker and Miami linebacker Nick Buoniconti ran a Tarver fumble 13 yards for a touchdown to complete scoring. Out-Proved American - We Just .... aguc NationalI L.e V491 W t.. Pet G. B. it k -'i corI New Yor r u I - • - TIRED TRINITY PREP GRIDDER JOHN WILLETT, the Saints' six-foot, 185 pound eighth grade tackle drives. Sam Cunningham fumbled at Miami's two yard line and the D01Phins'Qu_U JOhmw rwmred In the end zone, Bell had a blocked and Warterbsck Jim Plunkett drove the tam to Miami's pw int ercepted by Dick Anderson at the five. "I've never been associated with a team that did so many good thlng and have nothing to show for It," said dejected Fairbanks. roof caved ______ Secretariat - - - -- HANK AARON Ncx year --- ,, made his surprise announcement In an emotional news conference on a day already dripping with nostalgia as the Yankees prepared to leave historic 50-year-old Yankee Stadium f' went on. "We've won pennants here, but it's been a little rough since 1966 You keep thinking that this year you're going to do it and you don't do it. You can't work that long in one place with the feeling that )'OU haven't quite got there." . '[hen, still wearing his uniform t ith the famed pinstripes, Houk ' Simpson had used the same path for his gains. "We don't have the strength on the edges to stop the sweeps," admitted Fairbanks, whose team is now 0-3 to — Miami's 2-1 record In the Ame ri can Con ference's East Division. But the first-year boss ref used to single out anyone for the defensive breakdown. And Morris refused to take credit for th e yardage. "When the guys up front make up their minds they're going to blow somebody off the field, nobody can stop us," Morris said. Dolph1n Coach Don Shula said, "Morris had ou tstanding efforts. He made the right cuts. The offensive people did a 1 great job of blocking for him, and when he was in the secon. dary, he was thinking goal lint all the way. -M rZZ -"The sweeps are something we've been doing and working on,"Shulaackled. "The , flve isto get Mor.ijij" Morris' first two scoring romps led a 20-point second .,3quarter outbreak which included Garo Yepremicn's 40 and 36-yard field goals The Patriots had only a 36-yard field goal by Bill ll ç' Be to show for the first half as mistakes ruined three promising LAKE BRANTLEY IV COACH KELLEY WAINSCOTT, Head Junior Varsity Coach for the Lake Brantley Patriots gives sidelin es instructions to his you th ful gridders during game time situations. The Baby Pats play Wednesday night against the Baby Seminoles In Sanford. iHerald Photo by J Richards) ----- i T .— MX - ------ - ______________________ ____ __-1 '- 1 "i 'T1' - - **i t.i Ui. Die 54-year-old Houk WIU players of his decist,'n following an 8-5 loss to Detroit that ended the most disappointing season in his 11 C once sears as manager o mighty i 'ht Yankee dynasty. -' -"- MIAMI (AP) — Everyone's starting to look like O.J. Simp. *flfl whn liwi,, ?4w L'nnI,.$ . DJ... r'....s Fairbanks found out In a 4443 National Football League loss to Miami's Dolphins. T1 Merciry Me,rrI5 took a cue from the record 250-yard effort of Buffalo's Simpson on SepI 16 and gained 197 yards In only lScariies Sunday. He Scored on nins of 24,70 and 35 yards on - - --'- ____ - ' 1 Cofltest. Look Good . . - _~ -__ ~__-_ __ _______J I- .. ___ ________ - .-. -- -_ WL-AREW - -4_" . - - ' Everyone - _ -. '. --- ~ 2 1 0 .667 39 33 1 2 0 .333 76 79 Oak 1 2 0 .333 31 47 6 SDiego 1 2 0 .3334765 !' National Conference 1 Eastern Division Dallas 3 0 01.000105 30 Wash 210.6679341 StLouls 210.6677895 1 NY Gnts 1 1 1 .500 67 49 / Phil 021.1675385 / Central Division / Minn 3 0 01.000 51 32 / GBay 111.500 3931 / 56 Chicago 1 2 0 .333 Detroit 011,2503337 Western Division U 3001.000 94 33 Atlanta 110.50062 38 SanFr 120.3336995 ____ NewOrinso 3 0 .000 20 116 La- -,c 7 - '.' r —' - 4.4r" - -- '-..-. - '...'-... __- / . _________ __ __ 0 3 0 000 31 94 -7 - . Tears A for two years while a $24 million modernization program takes place, They will spend 1 97 and 175 in Shea Stadium, home of the New York Niels. "I made my decision for the good of the baliclub," said Houk, who began the season with a team favored to win the American t.eague S £.U.M but iifliitu a plummeting fourth, 17 games behInd Baltimore, after leading at the AliStar break in lAte July. "I've been thinking about it and I made the decision four or five days ago," Houk went on, his voice choking on almost every word to the amazement of those who knew him as the fiery, quick-tempered ex-war hero knosn throughout th baseball world as "The Major." "I'm doing this for one reason," he - _____ - its midst Maiorl Qu NEW YORK (AP) With the familiar cigar in his hand but an uncharacteristic tear In his eye, Ralph Houk shouldered the blame Sunday for the collapse of the New York Yankees and resigned as manager with two years left on his contract. ______ 7 - Pats Make - ___ at. lighters plus a loss to European Champ Tom Boggs since the Foster light has most fans wondering about --J!5 -- ____. r., KCity Denver Three draws with Unknown ___________ Central Division 3 0 0 1.000 93 33 2 1 0 .67 51 51 j lasted seven before he was halted by Muhammad Mi. 'The " _________ Vic Perez of Sanford will Y stay on the winning trail In an eight round semi-final. His opposition Is Al Cook (7.7.2), a protege of Mike Dundee from down Miami Way. Cook in his last outing evened his record by beating Ike h ooks (16.8) in a Miami Beach contest. Several months previous to that light hooks -' ' A' ' the sixth round IW Pm". so Al appears to be Improving .l, "After Mike takes Kendall, we're going to get him Wagner (Billy Wagner-who held Quarry to a T.V. draw), then he will be ready to take on Foster again." Kendall is an old war horse as his 45.12.8 record would indicate. At present he is ranked number two In the world, but that will change with the next ratings. Kendall has lost three of his last four outings and this could be his last good payday as a fighter. This will be the third time both men have appeared at the Sports Stadium recently. Quarry stopped an overweight Paul Kasper, and won a 10 round decision over Walter "Snake" White. Kendall took the nod from Armando Vasquez and was upset by White over the 10 round route. The styles of these two should make for a fast action bout, with h'enthdl forcinj the fight, against Kendall, Disaster struck the Quarry family in June of 72, when both were stopped during a closed circuit T.V. doub!e header. Mike was left for dead in the 4th round of his chariipionslup bout with Foster. Jerry U ----_ I Pitt ('inc It was In the Dupree fight that Quarry won the North American l'itle that he will be defending Monday, Oct. l,1973--3B The Sanford Herald W Pari-Mutuel Wagering 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday. Post time 7 3 : Silt i tv1it,npp 17 Innrn k,1rnri, Tk1 ircrI'-, C+. U.#JI I I y, i i iui uay, uaiui V U• 1 0 i Paying Quinielas Perfectas Three Big Daily Doubles Ucly • Ladies Admitted Free Thursday Night • Admission 50 and up (Under 18 not admitted) For reservations, call 305/838-6221 (After 10 a,rn,) 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY. 17-92 FERN PARK- CASSELBERRY -MINUTES FROM 14 " �4TheSanfordHerajd - Mqnday,Oct.L1973 More Questions Than Answers Pit Stop .. The M1d4lthId, iartei M1det RCtflg ?3IOC. &IIy packs tha lull house on day ffl when the kids line up breen fiveand fifteen run on an shaIt baCk me g th a mile, In cars capable 30 to 50 mph. Qass we broken do to fit the beginner called the n1ce to the fast "u" which runs methyl alcohol. lAst week Iwuable tosee edsth aCtiOn as 1yur. d effl Higgimon bqat out a fine field of n1ce'a to take the first heat, she later also took the second neat. Scott Anthony won the feature event In notice class. Carter Riehart and Dave Dwo won heats in the stock cla with Rymle Thacewefl winning the Feature. The races are run at aar. cona Park in Clarcona 2 mIles SW of Apopka starting at 7:30 P.m. _____ -____ ____ -- Gene Evens win streak came toan end as former partner Bob Whitaker won the featured event of the night little bad luck on the front straight as four hers himself tangled In a chain wreck u k1fl second, in the Hobby Stock ciasa s cr unei -____ How To Talk To Thousands Within Hours - College Grid Action 'Upsetting' By Carl Vanzura -_____ The Sanford Herald Chevefle driven by Owls Dellarco. Tommy Gross won the t,i;. By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Bruce of Iowa State ha.ç still Soo, t d Souti cars team." rules, You're going to see it this Auocisted Fifth-rated Alabama scored u Sports Wdkr another punier: Did Arkansas l4game winning streak. Iowa State, meanwhile, was >.r." the first four times it had the Has Southern California's have 12 men on the field when it "We'rR just not very good," wondering how Arkansas could Elsewhere In The Associated ball as Bear Bryant gave forren as king of college football scored the decve touchdo said Southeru Cal coach John lIne up in a wishbone formation, Top Ten, second-ranked mer pupil Steve Sloan and Van. come to an end? And If the in a 21-19 victory? McKay. "I hate to y it. I which requires three set backs, Nebraska rallied to beat Wi Trojans are still No. 1, can Ok. derbilt a 44 whipping. To "They're not No. 1," said Ok. thought if we held them to one and still have a flanker in the consin 216 on Tony vis' 14- Shurnan's three touchdowii taboma, which tied them 7.7 lahoma quarterback Steve touchdown we could win it. We slut when Mike KkIand passed yard touchdown run in the final passes paced No. 6 Penn State Saturday night, be far behind? Davis, whose twyaed touch- didn't. Ve haven't been very to Jack Ettinger (or a third- three minutes, his second TO of over Iowa 27. Those are the big questions down run in the third peod e good offensively all year and we riod touchdo that gave the the game. Th1rated Ohio Notre Dame, ranked seventh, this week, but Coach Earle abled the eighth-ranked finally played a good defensive Ilazorbacks ________________________________________________________________ a 21-13 lead. Sthtegotlongscoringnins from had its usual tough game __________________________________________________ "Damn right they had 12 men Cornelius Greene and Archie against rdue but downed the and everyone knew it but the Griffin in trimming Texas Boilermakers 20-7 on scoring offk4ials," beefed Bruce. "We Christian 37-3 but lost star full- runs by Art Best and Wayne r noticed it as soon as they broke back Champ Ilenson for the Bullock and two field goals by Into the formation." season with a knee Injury. Bob Thomas, Ninth-rated TenArkansas' Frank Broyles GOLF Senior Michigan, ranked fourth, nessee avenged three con Golf Classic by one- champion Nadezhda Chizhova said he didn't think the extra sggled past Navy 1 secutive to Auburn by TUIINBEHRY, Scotland - stroke over Tommy Bolt, Al of the Soviet Union set a world man made any difference, but what Coach Bo Schembechier in blanking thelosses 11th-ranked Tigers dec-par 77 for a threc-stroke SACRAMENTO, Calif. in a Soviet track meet, reaching you cannot blame the officials, coached In Michigan Stadium" dredge Holloway, Haskel Stanfinal round of the $150,j Johii Calif. birdied sever, holes and previous mark by 10 inches. Plar Golf Classic. substitutes under thIs year's shutout that I have ever seen." delensc. shot a final-round 67 to win the BE'I7ENLX)I(F, IowaSam $4,500 top prize money f A'izims shot a steady 68 and Cameron Park Ladies Profes- ________________ Legal Notjce Legal Notice legal Notice Legal Notice captud the $100,OGO Quad SiOnfllGoUMsociaflonCIa5c,IN THE Ctpcui; INTHECIRCUITCUUNT,IP cou Cities Open Golf Tournament IN THM'K & FIELD c,pcusr cour. FICTITIOtJSNMr SEMINOLE COUNTy, FLOIflDA. ron SEMINOI U COuNTy Sports In Brief S taker made it two in a row at Barbervilje Raceway this ekend as he cple1y d1nated the late model eldinthe 3Olapfeaure.fleattonthepo1ealdeof David Vies winner of the first heat. Alter two Whllaker took the lead on the first lap and held it to the 11 ±. In re: Estat, of tOtal of 268. KENNETP4 !RAU5E LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Manuel ______________________— Legal Notice Decea TO ALL CREDITORS AND delalorre carded a finairound PER. 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Box 2566 Orlando, Florida (An Equal OpporiLnity Employer) c.an RENT With short term lease OR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY ciompleting 4 new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air and arpeting. Located on a quiet reet with lake breezes, Walk to opping and schools. Low down aymeiit Only 132.500 to $24,230, CLIFF JORDAN Bedroom Townhovs. you cvey)2ss f W, 25th at Holly 322.8661 or 647-0890 HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF TH DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. EARN $35 to $70. WEEKLY NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- Continuous tone and copy camera work In support of graphic art section. Half tone experience desired, but not mandatory. 3 Olympic Pool, Play Area eting, range, refrigerator, Houses Rent LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 322-261 1 THE SANFORD HERALD .................... [1 Apt;. 323-7860 SPECIAL BUY-PRICED RIGHT AVALONAPART4I,ENr5 11!W!._2n4.St. Planning a garage sale? Dory? forget to advertise it In the claSsified adsl - S4 1 __________________________ SAN MO-PARKS. I-?) Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 Family parks. 3515 Hwy 17 92, Sanford,, 323 1930; Day, Wk., Mo. DOWN ')OWNVA I FINANCING AVAILAILE IROKER pets. 322.3410 from 4.7:30 p.m. 32 Apply at Tenneco Service Station, FertiliZer, S Points 1 bedroom duplex, adults only, no - I JY THROUGH OWNER, newly Small but clean, 1 bedroom apart. -. $ v)cIi AOSS1E C. BATEMAN Drive, The CIty of Sanford CivIl Service Board is accepting applications for Immediate employment for the 174.25)0 —Th Reg flrI,-r Santørcj. Fla ays 377 6123 Ni,hg 3734.3 Two bedroom duplex furnished followIng poSitions: De't,,, Fic,.j sal ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. _______________________ SERVICE. 5300)46, Prou,,r', P,,4 SilParkOr 3fl11$ Realtor-After Hours: V7 07*4372 3991. 377.064 I? BEDROOp,5, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Or., 3fl 2161 RECEPTIONIST, type some, an. swer phone, meet people, ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT plants? We need potters, pckers and generous laborers in our nursery. Good benefits. Apply in oerton. tV)5 S 0Mb A HousesforSale JIM HUNT REALTY Apartments Rent Furnished _____________________________ DRIVERS: Part time or full time. )o you like working with living 11 Roberta & Gflznan Inc., Realtors ODVILIAGE LAKE MARY, S. SHORT ST. An Equal Opportunity Employer Pre,i,jent Ph. 327 4.170, Herald Want Ad by CallIng 327 7611, and asking for a frienaty a'. isor. Sanford's newest duplex apts. dote in 2 bedroom, 1 bath, wall to wall carpet, dishwasher, disposal, $170 mo. Call 337759$, eves 647.7957 rxnp4tali:atlo vacation ard sick leave. Apply: Lois Hare, room 301. Courthouse, N. Park Ave., Sanford. 32771. beverage,, WHOA, DOfl't throw away useful die kitchen, pool, club house, laurry CaU 32 665C 1120 Florida Ave ________________________ wr.te reports and supervis. fivatc utility plln: operations, - alcoholic Camp Seminole, Kltrhen equipped. 3 Enjoy quiet elegance at Franklin Arms Apts. I bedroom apt. now available featuring central heat and air, shag carpet and drapes. tenance of wettr and Sewage systems: able to evaluate a Ctc; ild,r Ci r.I A. F oster 7 Bedroom mobile home. No pets, no private patio, fully equipped All positions are full time em ployment, Interested Personnel contact the Civil Service Office City Hell for further Information and filIng applications. (,obiIc Homes Rent ----------- Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat air. Ccrtilie,i cperator with experience In design, operation and main . - children accepted. Call 322-3090. OPERATOR INSPECTOR 900 French Ave., or call Mr. Miller 3229631. An Equal Op. SECRETARY i with dishwasher. Call Jerry 5toks, 031.79)4 after 6, week days Anytime weekends ORAFTSMA?4 Planning Department Three years drafting expet ence end -or training, Ability to read legal descriptions desired, EVEREST REALTY. INC. Realtor, 1601 Hwy. 17.97, Malt land. INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTER j drapes or low neyrnan level Call for iflterview 671-000o portunity IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! have experience motors, etc. - Franklin, N. C. 21731, ) t}r-droor,,S, 2 baths, carpetIng I perience andor trainir;g and progressiveli responsub e perience in general plurtbing, five years of which hve be: lOfi a ssi%tont managers poSition is now open Also, station attendants are wanted. No e'perienc. necessary. Age requirement, 21 or over. H Liberal advertising I Excellent management op- eminole County Zoning Depart. ment, Minimum of six years Day Waitress Pig 'N Whistle _ _______________________ house, Sur,lend Estates, Retired couple preferred. Call 70.4 574-70'9. or write James P• Wurit, _____ 1SOSW.2SthStreet ,. PHOTOGRAPHER il-Antiques IP2-Auction S-Cam*rs Salesman, neat, alert, personable. High school graduate or better. Can lead to your golden op portunity if you have the qualifications and desire for your future. Apply Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza. No phone calls, - Merchandise AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap. pier for 'iour entire famllyt It's easy selling fine AVON products. Call now: 6443079. SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for W&fltd-Weld, and Welder's Helpers 32) 0i Travel Agencies rates 30) Semoran Blvd., (Hwy 136). 13) 3233. LPN'S AIDES and housekeeper. Experienced preferred. Apply Lakview Nursing Center. 19 E 2nd St., Sanford. WAITRESSES * FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours Ci rls, come join the outdoor Crowd at official 47-Real Estate Wanted - * 75th 6 Park Investment Property SO-Miscellaneous MECHANIC* Female Help Wanted vacations and hospItalizatIon. 50, * * * 50 commissIon. Apply in person: Jim Lash Chryslcr Plymouth, 2613 AM, or P.M. shift. Apply Cavalier Orlando Drive, Sanford• Motor Inn, 3200 S. 17.92, Sanford. ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE 76.-Insurance Blvd., '4ee'i. Two general line mechanics. Must have own hand tools. Paid MEN & WOMEN 1 Semlnola Used car mechanic, excellent p., and working Conditions, Working knowledge of all domestic and mportCars,Apply Iflp, flJ( Davis. fill Baker Volkswagt'n 2I' 5. 17V2 3-Travel Agcnci I4-Camping Resorts c pany, $31 Casselberry. ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE Travel & Recreation . - CAll 834-8588 NOW il-Instructiont f ' ROOFERS. Experienced in built up roofing, Also ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages, apply in person to BID Roofing Corn- mmediately, we can have you working and training at the same tl,'ne. There is no age limit and high school diploma is not requ*rcd, Prcc,ar yuuvttil br tuture now n this highly retar (tnq fiCid Prronat interview rerl.,, i' . ' P,an for janitorial and yard work In Sanford area. Call Orlando s 6126 days; 1)07951 eve. n.j ,v. .n I flP.5 op'eralor Sounds intere'tiing to you and you are available to start 4-Personals S-Lost and Found L-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels i, -, - For Rent-) bedroom "i 'NIC',L PLUP.SblfdG INSPECTOR Building Department Experience as air Conditioiing and equivalent combination of Male Help Wanted —4 ______________________ 333649) Icings Complt. Sal ELECTRICAL INSPEC7OR Building Department Ten years experience in Progressively respons,, 30 Apartlnents Rent ,. perience In electrical construction Unfurnished and maintenanc, work. ---','V'r "You COULD say I'm dieting. My doctor has taken me off desserts and my banker has taken me off steaks!" 18 1100 F. 25th St , Sanford - T,vo bedroom, 7 ar Conditioners, adults, no children, no pets, 5)4,5 month, 1st & last, ISO deposit. 333. 2132. ------•_ ______ TAFFER REALTY - r'-.. II i'.or 3-Cemetaries ______ ]T , TRAINEES 2-In Memoriam WorkS - 79t a InStructIon, Tts.snks - I .1 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 33 Houses Rent Furnished SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATEC KWIK KAR WASH available San lord area. Very low investment, i pet. financing, An Investment lot those who MUST SUCCEED anc one that will Provide years of steady income. Call collect 90.i 7257162. knowledge of civil engineering as related to utilities required. Salary range: $13,500, BY OWNER, Acreage and home on Lake Jessup, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, SIt-, heat, paneled throughout, carpeted, fireplace, 2 car carport, over 7,000 sq ft. 322.1756. _________-________________ - -. -- - 3W FirSt S 373-6061 or 373 0517 Want to sell something? A small inye,tment in a Classified Ad will bring results. 74 Business Opportunities - Housesfor Sale Nicecleanhous. in Sanford Adults only. 03$ 3031 ___________ - and IBM KEYPUNCH Day Batore Publication Announcements -. Maturekitchenheip Wanted 131-1949 Administrative Fosition Graduation from college.unlver5ity with degree in civil engineering Noon .. Pretty Hard For Win Pill. Dead Iine-12 Noon 1-- Cards of phases of building construction salary range; sii,000 UTILITYCONTROL ADMINISTRATOR SAUL'S FISH MARKET FRESH SHRIMP 51.50 lb (90117 50 .3 rarm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, Saturd.ys& Holidays - Graduation from collesje-university with malor course work In engineering, construction or related fields desired and-or five years progressive responsloie ad GoodlhingstoEat pound, 22757)7 established nIlghborh, $260 per mo. pljj deposit. Will Consider option to purchase. 373.540). openint guaranteed salary, $100 wk. more. Modern shop. Excelle, opportunity for right persor Animal Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels, 373.5737, __________________ . —-- government InspeCted, Ca Peg. RaaI Estate BrQker 206 N. Park Ave. 373 0170 Groomer_Immediate 4) 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, family room, central ht & air, washr, dryer, dishwasher. Secfuded and JACK R. MCCLURE diversified experience In all Lost-Woodmere Blvd. area. Orange & white neutered male Cal & calico spayed female cat, both wearing collars. 323 5595. Wont Ad Deportment Hours Francis (voan, Manager. Administrative Position Lost and Found 9 Commission. Houses Rent Unfurnished 3? BUILDING OFFICIAL MarIne area. Owner please identIfy. Call 322)392 days, 332. 1545 eves, Rated For Consecutive InSertions-No Change Of Copy. Excellent Florida FOUND-Male Collie, Meadors Per Day. P Richard S MFema Help Wanted Real Estate Salesmen neede am.-) p.m. Sluder Flosal Co. of \---. -. The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Linb - - __- PROBLEM 3lcalii 70 work, full or part time, Senior citizens or students accepted. For appointment phone 3231710, e J'trtiap Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phn 473 45$7 Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford,FlonIda 2k a Sir e 25 tImes ............. 22c a Sir o ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HI, Maj Help Wanted Male or female for general plant FACED WITHADPINKItC Ask for Wont Ads d 20 I _____ OtAL A DEVOTION 373 5010 Central Baptist Church Orlando 831 .999 lthruStimes ..''.óthru 25 times ....... #iu) ( "Hotline". Adults or Teens. Winter Park- by Gill Fox ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6412027 for "We Care"- 'Seminole 322-261 ttt WC ngg in busines at 312 Teak wocx1 Drive, Altamonte Springs. Seminole County, Florida under the Deceased, fictitious name Of BLUE WATER TO ALL CREflITORS AND PER. SAILBOATS and that W Inte tO NOTICE IS htrey given that we DEMANDS AGAINST SAID SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR regi$ter$aidnam,wlth the Clerk of are CngaQed in business at f101 ESTATE: To all Credit-s and Persons DEMANDS AGAINST SAID the Circuit Court. Seminole County, having Claims or demaflth agaInst ESTATE: Sandalwood Dr., Fern Park, You and each of Legal Notice Florida In accordance with the are hereby sad Ettate Gner taking rd. Seminote County. FiOr'd. under the notified and requir to You and each of you are hereby pruyjlonj of Yot. and euth of you are flereby arty notified and required to present any fictitious name of llroco cIning claims and demands In the first heat David Viers beat out Gene Evens with IH THE CIRCUIT COURT Statutes, To Wit: Section $AS.09 lch you, or notified and reired to prnent any claims and demands ich you, or SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA service, and that w. intnd to either of you, may have against the claims and demands wttich you, or Florida StaIule 1957 Rodgers Chevelle taking Third. In the second heat Bob esther of you, may have against the PROBATE DIVISION register said name w'th the Clerk of CStat of KENNETH KRAUSE. ether of you, may hair açainst the S James Brhan the Clrcu,t Court, Seminofe County, estate of LOVEDY 0. BROWN, N*. 73114CP AIic Beban CIId. late of said County, to the Estate of Fanchon S. McROberts, Florida in accordance with the Clerk. Circuit Court dec%ed, late of said County, to the In re Estat. of: Pubhs!, rpt 2& Oct I, 5. 15, 7) The Hobby class was another bastormer as 31 Seminole deceased,lateofMldCounty,O,h. Clirk, Circuit Court. Seminole pravisioun of the FIC1itios Name County, Florida, at hiS office in the Clerk of the Circuit Court ot DET III lined iq for the feature, Undbcrg Howard led the entire race, Hilman Pompy aka Hilman States, To Wit: Section $45. County, FIori'a, at his office In the _________ Pompy court hOuse of ______________with Chris Dellarc on his rear bumper until his car ieatec! S4id County at San. Seminole County, FIorioa, at the court house of seed County at San. ceased. Florida Statutes is ford, Florida, within 5i* calendar Court house of said County at San. 5: James 1. Mutt In ca1ng him to retire from the ford, Florida within sis Calendar TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL rsce, John months from the time of the first ford, Florid., within sIx calendar iance Roüyn Kraw montht from the time •:,,, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'nir PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR pUbIlCatin of this roUr mcVh ''. 1' .... ving his beat rece of the Tw v i I?,v first ar finished second with ice Charles coates p..,',c.l U,,s nolice. Two cop crpes of e?cti cai DEMANDS I1IGIITEENTH JUDICIAL C.lR. AGMNST or publicato n'anJ of tt1s ,uotice. Two Fairdoth taking third. So many cars were entered in es of each claim or demand shall CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, ESTATE: SAID Publish. Sept. 10, 17, 24, Oct. I, IIfl shall be in writing, and shall state copies of each claim or demand bobby claas thai three bea were run instead of the be 'in writing, and shall state the FLORIDA You and ch of y, a-p hehy DET. thepiaceofresioenceandt offIce Shill be In writing, and shall state -twu. . C fl ace of res1dence and post office PROBATE DIVISION at&t notlfIedandrequlred,op,.entan IN THE CIRCUIT tOIIPT OF THE JUdress Of thIaim*np, uug fluw& snalu oaof resenç, en post oflce w the pole and it address ct .he Clalmint, and s!t (ASif NO claims or demand ICn OOr. or :'---,, -. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND ( v'lhr of you, may have FOR SEMINOLE dllorney anadollar acmnied a sworn to by the clatmant, their or attorney and accompanied by a MA ROAR FT E LIZA B El H against COUNTY, filing f of 001 andby wch lgentorattor the had toseWe for second and estate , and.Ccomjed filing f of one dollar ahd such BROHARO of FLORIDA. third In thatorder, claim or demand r.ot so filed Shall be by a filing fee of one dollar and such Human Pompy a k a HUman CI NO, '3•12I4.0 id calm or demand not so tiled ih..J be Th cialmordernandnotso,iledtI,b. Iat of Seminole SIDNEY L. KELLER 1nd ETHEL hcat was red flaged on the tast lap as two can NOTICE TOCREDITORS V.rg.n.& ••r," r rja. to the Circuit MAY KEI.LER, his wife, krause 'cd. u-a 4ioved in a wreck on : Dcu.s tenstrom TO ALL PERSONS hAVING the baCk4trEtcb which cop. A aamini$trat,ix John 0. Dlckey, .udges Court of Seminole county in eta deatd both c. PlaIntIffs, As execor of the Last of the Estate CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST As Executor of the Last thi Court House at Sanford, Florida, .ys. Will and Testament Of SAID ESTATE: KENNETH KRAUSE The second heat was won by &ott within IIxcalendarmtbsf,.mth, PETER Will and Testament of In Howa HOEGQUIST and LOVEDY 0. BR0W, You and each of you are hereby deceased Fanchon S. McRobIrts, date of the first blication of this FREDRIKA CU. HOEQQUIST. hIs STENSTROM, DAVIS back-up car with Billy Helander taking second and Joe notified and required to fite any deceaSed notice. SAID CLAIM OR DEMAND wile, JOHN F. ROLLINS. United & MCINTOSH Deceased, STEHTROM DAVIS FalrcIothc.zningjn third. The third heat was won by Jolumy claims and demands kh you. CLEVELAND, MIZE I BERRY MUST BE DULY SWORN TO AND Stales Receiver, JOHN 0. HOWER Attorneys for Adminlstratrix & MCINTOSH or eltner of you. may have against with ugh ll taking Attorneys for Estate FILED IN DUPLICATE, nd and Roe Rohn Attorneys for Executor and - HOWER, his wife, JESSE PoSt Office Sos JØ said estate In the offic, of the Clerk P.O Drawer 2 P0e K BRAINARD and MALINA A. Sanforø. of he Crclt Court of the Hoida R.oer Baker 32771 Sanford, Florida W71 Flortda State Bank BRAINARD. his wife. HERN, Publish: Sept. 17, 21. Oct. I, stall lead the points race In each of their cIssaj, pj Eighteenth Judicl.I Circuit. as Administratris )73 Publish: Sept. 3 O. I, 5, 15, l73 Suite 27 MIERKE. as truste, under thi DET 62 Grm rsn a good race in Ms heat and Seminole County. Florida, Probate of the Estate of O!T.)0i feature, finishing Last Will nd Testament of JOHN 0. — Sanford. Florida 3fl7l best of the Sanford racers for the night. Dlviin, n the Courthouse at9 HUman Pompy a ka HOWE R. FLOR A. MORGAN nd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: Sept. 17. 24. Od. 1, S. ten Sanford, lorIda, within Six Hilmin Pompey IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND DET her husband anday the Tampa Bay Srint Car Assoc. brought a full MORGAN, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, calendar nths from the time of Deceaseo CHARLES G. HOWER and his *i'C, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR FLORiDA the lint Itication of this notice, WINIFRED K. HOWER. BRAX. SEMINOLE COUNTY. 176321 5tr Each cIain or demand must be In CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1314-A ''ON BEACHAF.% and Sarasota, Fioclo DERTA and filed in duplicate and CIVILACTIONCASE NO. NO. 73. tnt-c the Mat'rIae of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to the hablti of qx-iids, at first wavft too en BEACHAM, his wife, FLORA *, 1357-C PubliSh. Sept. 17, 21, statethepaceof residenceandpost IIGHTIINTH JUDICIAL CII. CHARLES C COFFEE, Hnd Oct. 1, 5. 1973 MORGAN and EDMUND N. ADOPTION DET tht1astku the cars bad trothle getting used o the ctint CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, office address of the claimant an MORGAN, her husband, JOHN In re: Adoptin of FLORIDA DIVISION mvt be sworn to by the claimant, PATRICIA LOUISE COFFEE, WI?. PROBATE RUSSELL and RUSSELL. hi BRENDA GAIL HERP4DON. a age,w or attorny, or the same from BnvIUe, Ga. NOTICE TO OEPEp IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL wlfe,REALTY TRUST COMPANY, minor. ing In the first shall be void. CASE NO. 73427cp THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CIRCUIT PROBATE DIVISION, IN ALFRED FOSTER. trustee, BY: JOHN ROBERT PURSELL In the first heat, Bob Lusco,nb, from Orlando, came Estate of ted'at Sanford, Florida, this PATRICIA LOUISE COFFEE, FRIEDA SMITH, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FRANK 1. POUNDS and ARLIE OdGLADYSCLEOPURSELL hIs LORIDA the back of pack In a fanUc dIay of driving to Decs.d. flth day of Marsh, 1913. , rNld,nc, is wiknown and POUNDS, hii wife, H. U. ROUSE wife, Pe$itlonq, In the mafler of Aleda H. Patt,rsøn NOTICITOCRIDITOIS whoseIastkflonmaiIen;.res$ls TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 4 Estate ROUSE, his wife, ED. NOTICE OP ADOPTION As Admlnistrqt,lx tta, Sheprd and Enoch HoSpital, POSt heat w won by Bm Roynon (low q I1er 47 beaUn WIN DYER MATTHEWS. widow. PROCEEDINGS SVENSIRGERWESTER said estate. CIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Office Box SItS, Townson, SAID ESTATE: er, v. B. HUSTED and ROSE E. JOhnT. Skotfield, Jr. of Maryland, 21204 SAolfield, Nichols FINAL NOTICEDecea. HUSTED, hI wife. WILDER B. in BRENDA GAIL HERNOON, a You and each of you are hereby with BW Ron, Billy Yuma and Robert YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED th HUSTED and ROSE E. HUSTED, minor, NOTICE is hereby gIven that the In notified and required to file any P,A that CHARLES C. COFFEE has claims or demands wife, WlLLI that order. The thy dash was for the four low qualifiers. fld B. CARSWELL dersn,d wilt, on the 1st Attorney for the estate Ich you, filed a Pition In vember,A.D l?73,pi'CWnttot, ana MARJORIE CARSW[LL, his TO: FREDERICK WILLIAM SCH. Scm Inole County Florida the Circuit COurtfor Of estate either of you, may have against sa? Past fice Box ISJO wife, H. LESTER THOMAS and WIDEREK whose Winter Park, Florida 377$ In Honorable Virgil B. Conkling, FLORENCE E. THOMA5, early lead as thscomb and Ron (ought stdyde to last known Oissolu$ionofMarriage,andyare Cirtuit theofficeot the Clerk oft his wife, residenc, and post offl adeu Pcobat, Judge of Seminole Cnty. H. Court Publish: Oct. 1,1. 15, 27. 1973 of the 15th JudicIal Overtake him. &nith showed the skill of a seasoneti vetei-a, HESTER THOMAS 00d MAR. wasc.o Mrs. E. Wheeier (Mother Of required to serve a copy Of DEU2 Circuit, SemInole County, Fi4a, as be r'an the half mile Oval without a flaW. (ki thE Florida, his vouchers, ad. JORIE P. THOMAS. his wife, If Fredli'ick William Sthwid.rej 601 written defees. if any, 00 S. muslstrator of the Estate ofas SVEN Division, the Courthouse ________________________ ilSi P JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., of .STEN livIng and if dead their unknn Barton Way, Decatur, GeorgIa with a abort lead young DIRGE I WESTER, deceased, Florida, wIthin hit the conte w' the STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH. heirs d.yisees. leatees. grantm YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Attornys for if said time, then and there, and calendar months trot-n the time ke &cntatrtigM..wP7atluS7o,fl the carwentin ba wild IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Petitler. wtO$I that a plication to the said Judge Petlti for the Ado first publication Of this notice. FOR edD, lienon Of SEMINOLE COUNTY ress Is Past Office 80* 1330, a succeasors an all other BRENDA GAIL HERNDON. minor, Each cim or demand must be In FLORIDA flnl settlement of hIs for ad. Sanford, FlorIda, 3777), and claiming file the by, dcr or has been filed through writing and tiled in duplicate and CASE NO. 73t3lS.B k%istration of said estate, and for PURSELL andby JOHN ROBERT oviginaIwiththeClerkof,h.a,, against them inproperty: and to the foIlin an order discharging him as such. described Lot 2O statethepIaceofr,sidenCeandt DIVISION N GLADYS CLEO styled Court on or before October office DATED this 1st day of Odober, PURSELL, his wife, grandren,s flth, 1913, address Of the claImant and In r•: The MarTlle of OfheIse a default and child. FOREST CITY, A D 17). according to the Pati?loner; that said mt be sworn to by the claimant, ELIZA A BAKER. action is filed in the Cirit Court U ultimate judgment will be entered hii agent or attorney, or plat thereof as recorded in Plat So flj. S Roger M. Nizn With the same Wfr against you for the reilef dcmau,d shall be void. 2. Page 60, Of the Public Re,.ondsof the Eighteenth JudIcial Circuit Pirk, And Pe Gj, from Jack3onvifle is "out to beat i" the Petition. Seminole County, Florida, tyi rionida. in aId for SlnllfloIeCounty, Trust Offiter Dated at Sanford, Florida, this CHARLES E. BAKER, South Of State Road ), and all Florida. WITNESS my hand and official 11th day of September, 1973 750 South OrIan Avenue at the Road Atlanta IMSA Camel l0 CT race September Husband seal of saId Cour' on the 1h day of that property lying bh.en the Wireer Park, Ft. Martha Stone Youareheret,yrequir,dtofi,,in September, NOTICE OF SUIT AD, 1913. office of Administ,- ator of the Clerk of southermost boundry of Lot 205 the As Executrix the said (Seat) the Estate as well as scoring a new track record. Gregg Es ready to TO CHARLES E RAKER wl the present h'gh water mark Court. in the Seminole County 5: Thomas 0. Freeman, Eiqvire of said estati. 5501 3rd Street battle It out at Road AflhntI to regain the 1MM Courthouse, Arthur H. Betkwltpi, Jr., Wekivi Creek, extendIng Pot Office Box 54 Richard .1. Sanford, FlOrida, on or Truman CT points Chulvofa. Florid. Clerk of CIrcuit before eastern Court the )2th lead he tempcy lt by miasing and western boundaries ci Johnion, Ahamont, Springi, Fl. 3270) day of November, Mt5iflg, ram. Gj is i komey YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED A.D., 1973, your written ObjpI,tion$, SemInole County, Florida for Administrator LOf 205 %outhwardly to a point Tnismir and Sharp, PA. local nner during Speed weeks and has rim in the Grand that an action for divorce hAs been By: Martha T. Vihlen they actually meet the present er• if any, and aIsos,e a copy of same P.O. Box 1660, Winter Park, Pubfi$h Oct. I, I, 15, 7L 1973 filed against you and you are National ranks Clerk DEU3 FlorIda 37fle water mark of Weklya Creek, hlg to CHARLES N. LANE, 301 Metcal required to serve a Copy of your Bldg., Orlando. Florida 72m1, At. STENSTROM. DAVIS & Attorney for Ett, t Defendants. *ritIn defenses, If any, to it on MCINTOSH Frleda Smith forney for Petitioners heq,!n AMENDED FICTITIOUS NAME Kif CAR BYPY STEPHEN J. JOHNSON, JR., of Otheiwis. this matter will proceed PoSt OffIce Box 1230 P0 Box 1660, NOT ICE IS hereby glvrn that I am NOTICE OF SUIT A new corcpt of Sprnan race car will be availae b% Set forth x Panico, P A, Attorney Flonin State ftnk fl hJ Winter Park, FI 321i TO QUIET TITLE t TV B for Wife, he address is it) South about next February, probably from PubliSh: OCt. I, I, 15, 37, 1973 Mait land. Sam inot County, Florida IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Adoption flied herein toward the SuIte 22 Petty engineering, It's Maitln Avenue, MItfind Florida lejal doptlon of BRENDA GAIL Sanford, Florida 3777) the ficliticus nam, of MR. FLCR IDA: DEU 1 a "kit" car. You can buy the kit and aasenible the car and III, the original with the Clerk of Attflrny for Petitioner HERNDOpi. HAIR, and that I intend to register To the Defendants: elf. The advantages are that all the ps w be Ihe above Styted Court on on before PETER WITNESS my hand and seal Of Publish: Sept 71, Oct. 1,1, IS. 1973 said name with the Clerk HOECQUIST NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING October 74th, 1973; othtrwie a abailable f and this Court on the OFT 11$ 77th day a single sote and races wW oid OS the FREORIKA CU. HOEGQUIST, his Circu;t Court, Seminole Countr. of Sep TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION tember. AD. 973. Ida in accordance with the wile, at al. if alive, or if dead to his (SEAL) sudgment may be entered against — Notice is hereby given that a u for the relief demanded in this pvisio Of m• Fictlf Name or her una hir, deelsees, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Public Hearing will be held at the Petition tot DIssolution FOR Iegate Statuts, To Wit: Ar.t H. BCkwith, SEMINOLE or grantee,, and all other Jr. dn I45Ø COUNTY, Commission Room in the City Hell Clerk of the Circuit Court available. It Li planned that there will be about IS complete FlOrida Statutes FLORIDA WlTP4ESSmyhandandthes,aIo persons or partin claiming by, i the City of Sanford, Florida, at the said Court or this day 70th Of By: Linde PA. HarrIs IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 73'1301C kitartytose11byFry,1n4, ceLiestimatedIn 5: Bruce P. Heiruem,j-j'i through, under or against them; 7:000'c$ock P M. on October I, 1973. S.pttmber, 1913 DepUty Clerk PuoilSh; In re fl,, Marriage of And to: 1,5,15,37, 1973 *7,000 range. ____________ to Consider thp annexation of (Seal) Publish: Oct. 1,5, IS, 22, 1973 _4 DIANE I. BOTUwLL, All parties or persons having or DEU property described as foiio Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Wife, cliim'ng any right, title or interest ______________________________ and a. Lois 37,35 and 39, 2nd Additiøn ____________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE n and to the following described IN Clerk to Park VIew, PB a, Pg 3, Seminole 11TH fly' Joy Wtbb THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND WILLIAM J, BOTHWELL, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, property, situate in Seminole FOR County Records. SaId properly is Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida: COUNTY, Husband, presently Zoned 1.1 (ResIdential) PublIsh Sept FLOPIfla. 71. Oct. 1, I, Ii. 197) NOTICE OF ACTION PROBATE DIVISION L01205.FURESTCITY.acrordjng CIVIL ACTION NO. 731353.D District. CASE NO. OFT Iii to the plot thereof as recorded in In THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: b Fromtheinfersectionofth,CL re: the Marriage ci Estate of Plot Book 2, Page 60, of the Public WILLIAMJ. BOTHWELL 01 the Seaboard Co.ttlin Railroad CHARLES 30 Duffy Court ROBERT WAYNE SHAW COSTON, Records of Seminole County, PETITIONER AND ana tre C L cf Country Club Road, IN CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE CENTRAL ISLIP, SHARON L. Deceased. Florida, lying South of said point being 54613 feet East of COUNTY State Road COSTOt4, RESPONDENT. 1. and all of that property N$W YORK 11732 NOTICETOCREDITORS lying the C L lnter$ectinj of Lake TO Mary PROBATE DIVISION No. 7J23l.Cp PERSONS HAVING between the southert boundary TO:SHARONLCOSTON YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Road and Country Club Road in In rr Estate MARTINSVI!.LE, Va. tAP, Who Cvitbrated his 36th bir- CLAIM5LLOR 152 DrIving Park Circle that DEMANDS AGAINST (at2OSafldtflepfe5eflthjghwater DIANE P BOTHWELL has Section 3S. Township 19 Ue-*t South. ESSIL BAILEY yt-j SAID ESTATE, "That's as hard as 1 have thday in Jy. mark Of Wekiva Cr,, extending fled a Pl,ti00 in the Circuit Court Range 3.0 East, Seminole Courtty, You r wocked in my life. A man YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of Secninot. County, Florida, for a each Of you ar Deceased Petty had beaten a field of 36 notifed Florida, run East, atong the C L of the eastern and western bou,daries that ar action for dissolution 01 OsoIu?n of M.irrag, and you are reqw,p fo f To All Creditors And All Persons any of Lot 705 coutfrrdi' to a Country Club my 31500 feet uJi'f rr in the U,?o race, a crns on Uenjt wmcn you, or ot mrnia has betn tiled against Having Claims Or Demands Against required to sery, a copy of your lhencerun Nth 3O.f here Ihe actually meet the by CHARLES 0. COSTON, ana eat 101 point Said Estate: ht' out like that to snake a ftving" laesumrnersiio.tj.i4 you. may have againg said Present high water mark of Wekiva you wrtan defenses, If any, on KEN on the North R-w of Count Club You, and each of u, are hereby are required to serv, a copy of your NETH W. McINTOSH, of STEII estateintheotticeoftpeclerkoftt4 Cruek. Road, 5ild point being tht Point Of written Oefen$e,, if any, to it on STROM, DAVIS & I Richard Petty, One Of ts. $1 that c.Irew its usual standing Circuit Court of the Eighteenth tif,ed and required to prest any You, end each of you. MCINTOSH, Beginning, thIce continue North Claims and roomnly erowd of are notif led Petitioner, CARROLLWhose BURKE, Attorney for Attorneys for PetItlo,t, Juditial Circuit, Seminole County, that a Suit fo quiet tiII to the above Idoress demands wtiicpi you, or whgs million uareer winners in stock 37? 00 fees, thence run East, parallel either Florida. Probate Divls jpj ddr's 15 Pt Office Box 1330, ite you, may have against Ihe 6)7 In thC ty ha5 wrather fed t the C L Of Country Club Road, estate of car auto racing, had just won flons. of Essle Bailey, Courthouse at Sanford, FlOrida, against rot, and you are requi Sentond Atlontic Dank Boltding, Snfard, Florida, flip, and file the deceased, to w'thn CFr 7 00 feet, tht0 run South 136 ]7) late r,f 5rmnoi County, uIcr'd,s, to the rstnhconrrf Ol Dominr' irr' th Sanford, Ffor'da, and VIle the ori&nal with th Clcrk t ft'e abnp Cy of your fl5f to 1h fr't to di n'rrsct.f.q wf tti onigtt wth the CIrrk of ti above 'Courtonur before October C&.ta'r.t on tht l'rOb,p,' Oivitiun, Clerk of Circul" u i4int,tfs' 01 iii , Westerly p w nierig the old S C.L.R.R. Court, Courthouse, notke. Each claim ordemand mt-st lorney, Deno P. 5tYIedoufloflorbeforeffie7ndday $973, otherwise a default and Seminole kao, Eaq.. 500 E. lW, around th p1ntzed the c run 53adegrees 2%' 53" Courtly, flO(ij, w?hn be in writing 5. #ii in dticafe Highway 434, Suite 20, Cassetberry, N,mb,r.AD 1V3 otherwis. a uttimate judgm,nt will be enticed * West, along said Westerly P judgment Martinsvilk Speedway. and Slate the ptac, cf re,dence end Florida, and lilt the orginal in the yu for ttse will be entered against against rou for the relief demanded fll W, from thtd4t of this trst publicalcn lIt feet to an Intersection with post Off' are, ci te toimant Ofte of the Clerk Of retuef demanded in the in the Petition, Each claim or demind shill FIC?ITJOU$ NAME the Circuit the Northerly 1W of Country Club hereof, be In writing, and and mutt be sworn to m, Court on or before October WITNESS my hand and offIclol NOTICE IS h$qby given Shall state the His hands 1 73rd, Mered Road, thenti run Wef, along the _ W$TNES$mYhandAndtheSeaIof waIf said ciminf, h agent or ancrney, )73, Cthtrwis. the aIlegifsof ac, of residenc, and post office are eeiqaje in businew Of 613 N. he was hed be Courtoolt,. i9thdayof Northerly P W of Country Club addressolthectalmant,and,haIIbe said Court on the 26th day of same shalt be void. sept. September, A.D., 1973 Hwy.. 427 Longwood, AmendedComt,Int,Ilbe,akanas ember, &D. Road, Sfl.7Se feet to the Point of Sworn to by iSeat) trouble holding the cigar he al. County, Florid. under theSeminole at On.do. Fforid, this confe. the ctamant, his agent, Beginning. Said property Is or his attorney, (Sesi) Arthur H. BeCkwjth, Jr., IJI th day Of Septmer, 1971' ThIs iCe shall e bIished OflC and any such claim ways ptd(s after he ram, HA*GFARafldfh1t Prfltly ZOOed ,o p M.I James S. Shiw Ar1r H. B.Ck*kth, ,, Oath week for four Clerk of Circud Court (General In ordemandnotso,IledshaIIbeVOid serutive register said name with the Clerk of duitriati Oi?ritt Cterk of CIru:t Court A Adm;ntrtor *s Seminole COunty, FlOrida Dated Saptembr IS. A 0 197) in Th Sant4t'J Herald v All parties ifl lnterett andcilijens Ccv'!, 5tn't County, of Uid Seniinole Cnty, Florid,. '1 dc''t knuw, but II 5t1Ii Dated tii 1h Jony Ervin By: Cecelia V. Ekern Septemr, Ofi, Shili have an n accordanc, with the By: Joy Webb opportunity to be J, liohtower, Esquire hkeoldeget, the hard- proyisio Of the i'IditI STENSTROM. DAV1S As Administrator hIOrd Of said hearing HIm* [ Deputy C.rk WHITAXER AND xOEpK & MCIPIyQSH ISeati 01 the Ftate of ita#vtn, to-Wit: Sec tIf,n 145.09 a AS..SOcs. fly order of the City CommIsjon ,e you have to w&k. _____ CARROLL OURKE Pott Office Box $330 Eule Bailey Aflhr 4. flCkwJth, Jr. Of the City of Sanford, Florida, Florida lilMel 1917, Attorney fr P,tIttor,Attorney for Administrator thij thould qL But, of cote, 1 Florida Stale Bank Deceased Clerk of the Circutf Court 5: Gaorge Aurrh 77th day of Agtt, 1971. 41, Sanford Atlantic e Wt Wah,nc Street 1 P Champion fly Cerelia V. Eern - il:'t n fçç ; while, w," C'rli Wi!h#$ H P4. Tarnm, Jr nk Building OriCndo, Fior. Uey Clerk Sanford. FlOrida 3777% Attorney for the Estate City Clerk Of the i the lngliine cmpion Pvl5 SeI. 74. Oct. Li, Is, 1973 PUblish. pt. Il. u. Oct. ii, itn Publish: Sanford, FlOrid. 7I P9. fl Attomeys tat- Puu1tq O ! L IL 973 PublIsh, Qci. i, DET.tOs of Sard OET-&3I s, s, PubliSh; Sept, 7 Oct. 1, DET.106 Mt,nt 0ora 0n1d4 3277 PubliSh: Sei, 10. I?, 71, I IL 973 DFU.6 Oct h 973 OCT.10? SIDE GLANCES Personak 4 _. I L\, Bu1arLa .- Oliii'ic1t i'iODATL PIaceA Want Ad ____ INFORMATIOI WANT AD DIAL Monday, Oct. 1, 1973-5! I �68-The 14P I- - Herald Sanford Monday. An a - me Oct. 1. 1973 ML W I Am I AU .N L;oiu . LOSER c 0 EVEREST REALTY. INC.. Realtor. S. Hwy 17 St, A bedroom, 26J0H4WithaAVC at I? 92 J bath on tot nO' condtlon. * TWO STORY 3 bedroom on corner, 11-7 baths. tlrepL&ce, large rooms, Wage, only $13,500. Owner will finance, with 13.375 or more down. 43 SEMINOLE REALTOR.ORL.,.Wp. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3224991 1919$. French Eve., Sunday, 322 TIll CC 322.1496 acre. Sat Call 322.2420 Anytime Volusia County "Sanford's Sales Leader" 10 Acres new Deitona. $1,O)O. 29 per cent down. Homes j uJtim, i ratn 23u Li si1uu, mira$ heat air, fully carpeted, Conven tion.al financing. 671 440. CRANK CONSTRUCTION. tim" Th03 ' REALTY 2MS Park Dr. S Acres for late. Frontage on black Park Drive top road. Zone agriculture, Ideal for home site and pasture for horses. I mile from Sanford. Days 322 7212 SOUTHERN COMFORT Is known for the easy life. Try these _____________________________ futures. Sprinkler system for One acre with two houses facing lawn, garage with e4ectric door Airport Blvd. 113,QGO Down, opener. Screened oorch for cool Terms. 32 170$. nights, dishwasher, built in %tCy, -. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY disposal. overslz,d 2 bedroom end only 3224457; After 3.322-7111 Mobile Homes home, 3 years Old, real comfort, 42 SEMINOLE COUNTY It ,J •.i ,,.'!w., t "Wa i_, ' TREES, HORSES, JI 'JjJ DOàIe'. Rrlâdanilal and commercial, Men women, Ample drIve itt$ Two lots, Broache4psIntraining,QffJce 7. 2. across from K Mart Shopping Canter. orner by owt*r. J. E Williams. P.O. Box 333. Loiohetchee, Fla., 1,300' deep. Only a9 iron shot from new golf c*.sru. ltj acres for only *36.900. Call Bob Veitch, Assoc. 33410 ASsume mortgage. or put down on new mortgage. We have many many more, we can tell you at,out We arrang, financing for Itt horn, of your ChO1Ce. Call or stop by our o'fftce, open titIl ?Y NEW 1971-40*17, carpet, shutters, many extras. O ver 830-5500 )V13's on sale, reduCed up to 123 bedrocrns, all lerhth5 and decors. Buy today and save. Place Homes Norm, Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Kathryn Estate's. 7m1. North of Hwy. 434. $314270 , Inc- $1700. We 1øt S(ip Succeebr' 16 Investment El mer Walla, Inc. Fern Park 1347$4j, __________ _ IN ZAYU PLAZA 3SD3 Or l&ndo Or xn_s 6 11911111 PARK Fre, roof coating with any 12-wide, Sold 'ram stock, GREGORY ZIG ZAGS $28 Roberts & Gilman MOBiLE HOMES 5O0Frh Ave. (1743) 5aord. 323-5200. _____________ 830-5500 Inc. CENTER Realtors Lon?wood Mofel or business complex, Hwy. Il. 92. Four acres on two highways. Self all ot' part. Seminole College area Ai%Q t.t homes icr saic 2932. Read Pril Model RDI6Do. IA Cu. It. no frost refrigerator, Top freezer. Harvest Gold finish, Only $13 mo. Full warranty Call 322 C244 ask for Sa ri) ATTENTION FURNITURE BARGAIN HUNTERSI We have several odds & ends, unclilmed Icyaways, slightly damaged items, etc., that must ,be sold regardless of price, to make room r .-r tolh L i stingsWanted 3',jnk beds, like new, ki price. Ideal for beach cottage. Ph. 138.4914 ter 3:30 pm. Cailbart Real Estate Desk 71 Hour Se'i'vlc, Spool twin beds complete Misc. 323 a091 Estato (aft 322 74 OsisdeTa Bttli Lns'sg Miscellaneous For Sale tvrr Stiutjav WILSOWMAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade ill 315 E. First St., 3225627 JR The Jfrrahl Seigtet- Oil Healer, good condltmnn. Call 322 1719. state-must sell household furniture. 372 4463 between 5.17 & 15:30 only. SAVE Old NEW FURNITURE 9 Living room sets (S pIece) 111; 6 iOve$ijtt $19; I) sofas $6lto$741 misc, chain, reclinirs, etc. 71 bedroom sets $93 each, 0 bedroom sets (Modern . Provincial) with beoiing $179; nare.e brand box springS & mattreSSes 14* per lets BOYS AND odd & night stands ,tvasiabte. Iptçf at United Freight Sale's, Warehouse Otltf, 3SSOS. Orange Ave,,(,,rancf Ph. $59 $291 Hrs Mc.ri Fri 95o9, Sat GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering 9 to S. Triers asviilawe. PemodeiIflg.-¼ hp. ho sa,v, 563; A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE Ibone, ro mOfQr, $O; double bed complete. $10; Shefv, etc. Must LONG WOOD IN SANFORD - ALTAMONTE - .. - ~ ~ SPRINGS CASSEL BERRY parts, ervl(t'. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0691. New and Used, 9reeje, Washer's. Refrigerators Jnd Air Condticners. GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Orfanrto Driyr 373 34-li [COttOiTlOtO ilr.g,ratc... Whi'; 322m261 1 .-I AND GEl YOUR NAME ON THE L I ST __ APPOINTMENTS -:_-___-1 -- -- - FOR and Dryirt WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIOF APPLIANCES. 4M. 7111. _ _______ ~ -. S'AtfOrD. j22 1634. - ERV.1 ~ - _ ; .. _- S Rent Blue lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only It per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 65 CIS . A Directory mgmft of Experts Ready To Serve You', Pets and Supplies ______________ __ Ak' CondltionMg Chihuahua Pups. AKC. Tiny toy. $43. Stud servka. 120. Call 34$57$6 322-4451 Applances _____________________ Horses - Hone for Sale Good for child or "ginner 5175. Call 349-3563 quality fencing? We install b-es? fenc,'-, all type's. Fast Tu rn er Fence Co., 373 37t1, refrigeration, Domestic & corn- ___________________________ SENKARIxGL - -I- __________________________ -- - - Hagan tnSuItiçn, SAP- ORD a. au rrs,,i HEATING " ITIONING. 2609 nroo Ave., 531.7020 ' - ..- 3191 d 0 Pine 322 - after Stamps-Coins I - - 1 H&ACE RAMICS Auction ACSó ii [very Monday Nile 7P.M. Dpc'n daily, 9 3 We buy or sell on, pece or household. Consignments w elcome. 323-7340, SANFORD AUCTION Hwy. *7., Sanford, 41111111 CERAMi 15 3?? 1921 I r - 011111111111111111111 - I EstImate. 3fl- CONCRETE PATIOS Small ic - 5/4211), - - -- ___~* -- 8 XiA=------- ___ __ ' - - - " ___ - ;' '. ')' 6 tile THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS could take ' DONALD H, SEGRETTI pleads guilty and agrees to cooperate with prosecutors. (Page 4 appears likely to reject Premier Golda Meir's plea that he let theSchoenautransitcampforSovjetJewsy j open. (Page 8A) .3 AUSTRIA'S chancellor AcvTI3v , - - .- 'I .1 CuL'pAI)u i')IIUILL WIKS 8 . WILl) = MRS. Ruth Mundhenk of Scottsmore was charged with careless driving today by Sgt. James Pleicones of the Longwood police department after her car struck a car driven by Mrs. Ada Maples of Maitland from the rear and t'r,C, Ilip,.. P , • EDNA AND EUGr\ QAtIr JUSL w 10 return to a normal life With five new babies, ant ,.,. that won't be easy. (Page 2A) 1.% A I'EA( JI US 'lobby says the Florida School Board Association is using ta\payers'rnone 10 fight a provision of the state's constitutio fl. " :-~, 1Pry 5A) '" THE l'UB IC Service Commission postpones ti - .. Page A FOI{MEIf r ' i r saiesflum) or udre o Be Assistant ________ ail .:-.' I ndex from it as well, than ride on it. about % , according to iuch virtually noiseless -flying '%~ ' .,~one of the ' very minor dream Trains" will he in Bridge M Horoscope ............6A stockholders, he put up iirotintl operat i on. ::• (alendar 3A Ilospital notes ......... $2 500 ,.s Ins est:imcnt hilt s that lne4i:i that they classified ads 6-711 Iblic notices 68 (aced with the probability the won't block SR-46 in the C'ot,il 7A Society .............. 6A he will have to conic up with future? Crossword puzzle ......6A PCts 138 another $7,'00 ',G clear Complete delmls on this ;~ remaining obligations, mechanical marsel In the K. I.(ane ------------6A Stocks ...........2A Md now I believe it will October issue of Header ditorIalcominent 1V ... 4A 7R definitel go Out of business !)ige.ct. : - ........ - - . y :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:...:.:,;.:.:.S.:.:...: :::. eather .......... strom reported roaming, (logs lfl some sections had scat tered ,ar gea cans s high 90 low this ovt. r stmLs and lawsn. Com. . Partly cloud), strict muissioners ho pe to through Wedn esday. Chance of dog leash law In November to a few thundershowers. Highs combat the problem. morning ' .... - W , ---------- Sain '- *, ureat a. fraud trial of Glen Thrner and associates. (rage 5A) propelled it into a parked trailer. The accident occurred on U.S. 17-92 opposite Lake Kathryn. Mrs. Maples' car and the trailer were both destroyed, and both women suffered cuts and bruises, (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) said at least 30 exemp- other than that of the animal's impounded to get their pets tions from curbside pickup owner, back, If the animal is have been granted elderly and Maximum leash length for unlicensed an additional Saofoid officiaLs said today handicapped customers, dogs Will be eight feet. the changeover to curbside penalty of $5 w il l be imposJ tiiiers who (eel they are fl proposed law req uired city gar ba ge pickup for nearly halt Animals not claimed by eligible For exemption should licenses and rabies in- owne of th wi thin six working days e city's 5200 residential call Ackley at City Hall and noculations for both dogs and willrsbe refuse collection (tistoiners -is put to death ()ffi c4ills will PersOnallY Process caL%, license fev-swill be $3 per huniallely" on h going smooth ly even annn,ml with tags issued for one working day, In August cits commissioners tk applications according t decided to go frL'ili bac k yard to d The switch to curbside pickup seir sta rting in Janu a ry. C0I1)!IISiI ne rS oesn 't effect customers who Dog cdtehers,under dir0 curside pickup Oct. I Animals picked up on bite wittlout h,ave alleyways behind their of Police Chief 1kn But.'.i, will Complaints will be kept a raising the $3.10 per month rate homes In older sections of the impound to wipe out an anticipated unlicensed and minimum of 15 days for ob. deficit in the operation for tie uty. They will continue t pla ce roaming cats and dogs Owners sersation with their o wners garbage " cans at alley- side f or will have to pay $3 per day paying the impoundment Fees new fiscal year refuse pickup X. n ...' Ackley ' t - è',. Curbside Garbage Pickup Is 'Smooth ' 13) 8013 LIA)'t'l) Herald Staff riter about the congressional it block to Soviet trade concessions (Page 8A) Leonid - - I11X 2A) nearls' 300 miles per hour. ssithout 5klitIS Is in1 deteloped by Japan s railway hover above the trai:-k rattler ., ': affect soon on some aspects of the case involving Vice President Agnew. (Page ) b" ness wwhic busi c h wzi5 floun- SpeI.J train, is u& Os u,. dering, principle o magne1c repults on. ::: verge of bankruptcy, Both train and tracks are A group of citizens figured given a positive magnetic '0, ' that they could not only' save it, charge, causing the train to but Ilwke ,I handsoine profit /;antrt DI oot (s snHi' t11i tjiiit sa tfltUii ls hung unique. on the SUPPLY Co. - 1974. And mennwhil,L, of tt All typ" SlId sites 'ir dwrvIce =~ --------Si- ' - the present Glenn picketing goes on Turm r Trial in Jacksons tile, JilIlmnleFarJJam es ldttt95 We'll have a co mprehensive rx,r rent (if the pe(,plt. `6010 rejx1rt on this imue in nw purc'tuised distributorships in Herald. the pyramid sales business (ailed break even on their iestiii't MIEA1)OI uHF NF%%S A flowerer th;it's è water condtners.3fl 16*0 T0.a11ST_Y0UR_.___ * N1 ___ ---,,--_-~-. ~___7_-~=___~U______ a322'so - - _., -2611 -P .. or."83-149993 . -I.i-_... ___ ._ _. 5> , sts-le. train that will tip along al I WELLS DRI E IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ___ ...".,. Digest llIENIXONADIINJsmATIoNhasdjd to impose mandatory allocation for home 1: heating oil. (Page 2A) : While we are experiencing our problems with Watergate, and charges against str. Agnew, the Italians are fronted with their own irritations divorce, Italian- wItnices Ifl % ! -u;?4 L - to SICK JOYCE WELL ORILL-ffiG HOME IMPROVEMEUTS PH,130 5248 ~-A_ - - - - ------- __ , WeltflrilVng - No French Ave.,322 -"So - ty. 1712 Long*ood $33-94 972 32' Cenfurian. Sleept I Pay eily of 1500 and take over. Call - ' - by hand. ' 4EW WORLD TRAVEL I , rhkw. otrit paint press;, dean wells, atlos, roofs free eat lerpac Spra XIean 2270797 eve,: R'nonacronysouar, Mal RooIlng&$he,tal EASO Campers Travel Trailers ==*LmNL- ADCOCK HANDYMAN - ji Pressure Clea&ng Give "k -- -S r ports. Top Workmanship anrt SERVICES'JNLtMITEO 393* 0 materials. LEACH A LUMINUM FABRICATION, 323 4f13. -_ Cone1a According breds $1 discount with this ad In Supplea I Tb m iol 'a i-sf'..4 ,.i.. Gr oomingwith low I a m 4 p m nimal Hovel Grooming and Boarding 322-5752. ' - tom Work, Free oi - - Painting_ Interior a exterior, repairs, roofs painted, fr htnt, ee .-_-_titt53a0794 Cemmics To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W. lit 3231357 I et Ca inferior S, Exterior. cluslay work -I.ir*nwd L In%ured )73 4144. pm ' Lawn Service, Odd fobs, and Light ( b,tfman Painting & Dec or at BULLDOZER WORK C leArIn9 101% Our Specialty. 223-1?31 4 ,.-.. -_ Nuns are confronting signwaving pickets In front of the 95 Per Cent Vatican these days, as Italy heads for a show-down vote over its three.ycar old divorce Failed To law, 'rile Pope has come out Break Even' mgains t the law. Liberal It's not alsays the way it politicians are straddling the luight appear on the surfa ce. Fence, afraid to alienate their t'... I....,.., .. I I'U MWW, uwy try to con- mostly-catholic consittuency. vinceyou that &l you have to do The supreme court is is go out and buy yourself a scheduled to vote on the law at wheelbarrow in order to help the end of this year, and if it carry your miionc to (he banks, upholds it, then a national etc. referendum Is sheduled for -. - HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 45 tWRECKER CREW EXTRACTS CAR FROM _TRAILER t''4'. ' __ Home Improvement, - * % & c LO Juhn A. S1)OISkI MOWINGEOGING & TRIMMING CALL 1?2.IIM - News . I ________________________________ 323 59S.1 Buozl wam - -' GEAR 15 IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CL.ASSIIIED AD. ________________________ - Shrubs, trimmed i strap, FIOWeç tI cleaned & edged to per. Ietlon. Specialist. Mowing by requeSt Only. Free eat.mate, 3231061. 31?- 4421 M"II01 1!atCe TOWER'S BEAUTYSALOPI m hauling. Trembtay, 3fl777 Ave Heating ________ __________ ________________________ -pAINTCO 2 lOMagrsolja 122 6M Wanted--.- Used portable motorlied concrete mIiret with or without motor. Must bC reasonabI,. Call 3276951 after S. 'L.__, GIai-Mj' g'5 mann~ i i i i i i Athc Insulations FURNITURE Si, ANTIQUES Top Dollar Paid. Auction's every Friday Nile. 7:30 p.m. A A A FURNITURE IS, AUCTION. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any co'dJtJon 6.41 5123. Winter Park, - Fencing merclal 273 7607 Mowing, Edging, . - - TIMELY QUOTE: "11 law and order means anything, it lneanstiiateveryofle,richman poor roan, president and Plumber, obeys the law.' George Meany, AFL-CIO president 8 <1 Nil 140 LONGER USFD CAMPING B S tract - Repairs on all makes & models washers, dryers, dishwashers, disposals, air conditioners S. Cash buyer for used articles. fur niture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, - 3226977. I90N.1792,LongwOOd u''ncnb, andscaping, Tramming 'P" PIa1.r. M AM 'moos, tape recorders Ph 323 7570, - CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE iion Commissioner Greg Druinmond said the only In. formation on an official dty positlop has been gleaned from newspaper accounts of last week's city council meeting. At last Thursday night's meeting, Palm told the i.ongwood City Council that WLn.sor Manor should not be responsible for providing drainage for the south highway area. He uld he agreed at the work senlon with county and state officials that Longwood would assist the county In solving Its problems, but that the city should not pay any money In the assistance. _____ .1111110" Hooks Garden& Lawn Service Repairs TV's, ditches In th e Lougwood Industrial Park running parallel to SR 434 under Sit 427azideazt to Fairy Lake - Lawn Service Electronic Equipment FulltineGEAppiiarsce's . __________ I'Iodge's 1. Griffia Land Clearing Excavating B Grad.ng. Ph. 173.1297 or 332.4743, day or nile. L SantordIlsclricConrpan..2572 Park Drive. 3?? 1362 CASH .377 1132 or used furniture, arpliances, bolt, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 715 SanfOrd Ave. __ - Land CWarg' Sanford Plaza _______________________ Wanted Ic Buy 68 ,,,, Ph 3221333 - S- STy A&R APPLIANCE REPAIR'' Allmakesservlce .,_eh. 530.5738 - ,I i,ou ______________________________________ Rapã - - The route Bush sqguted would take the waters through -.... - ______________ Bectronk Equment ;-,- S ., H Rome Improvement, -, IDEA L ORAFT1NG & PLAN SERVICE. For builders, Sub contractor's&;ndlidt, Custom hijs plans, plot plans, & room ,, d;tiOn. P's D9. WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle items. Sell thcm quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 37726)1, and asking for a friendly - AdvISor. Mynah Bird for Sale. Call after 3 The Seminole County Commission this morning in. sructed Chairman Sidney Vlhlen Jr. to contact the city of Longwood to determine Its official position on correcting Winsor Manor drainage problems and alerted Assistant County Atty. Howard Ma.r.ee to prepare for legal action against the city U necessary. County Engineer Bill Bush told the board that the Winsor Manor subdivision is blocking the natural flow of drainage srtters from South Island Lake. He added the subdivision is also casting water on to upstream properties. He Suggested again, as be bad In work Sessions tat week with city consulting engineer Bill Palm, that Longwood in. vestlgate an alternative drainage route with ultimate outfall In Fairy Lake. For BulIders sub-contractor's, Complete House Plane and Shop DRYWALL.SPRAYING Drawings. Fast, dependable. & PAINTING economical. Call Vlctor---363 3743. I CenIrt Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, SEARS In S anfor d 377.1771 DachshunitS, AKC miniature, black & len. alto red, sire 7 lb-s • wor med. Shots W. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 322 3757, óNftlflg - B&DAIRCONDITIONINU AND HEATING SERVICE 130 92)7 8)0 f202 AKC Toy Poodle, I mo. old male, black, all shots. $33. Ph. 332-4400. Freight Ffr.'h AvC, . SINESS - Asking Longwood About Drainage Problems Park . . - j JL~ - Equipment for Rent 172 Argosy Camping Trailer. With --- accessoriq-3. Self contained Air omt':-ne). Call 1 6750, Damaged Wisheri rs4 Refnqqralo,s Dkk't Appiianc,ales& rvice,I7 5 Ui'L' Fern ~ B: COGBURN FENCE CO CALL L(;w1!iL! t A 64 _______ ' - _____________________________________________________________ l'tJtttbC A ij' T ION FP1MOf WASHER, - I Hwy. 436 & 17.92 8 - 373 Applianc es DELTONA WAGON LULL 8 Opteti fo iohnso. Excellent condition, trailer fully equipped, sisoc, M. 661 1119. /2 SUNDAY u,vRY ROUTES AVAILABLE Matching Chair - .. . County BED SOFA - WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 1314723 Equipment at $5 million primarily for The probe reportedly also inspector. when the power in a building in national codes is possible, but department officials. single family and condominium extends into the municipalities The Inspector involved In the my zone Is turned on without said in eases involving possible , regulations such as the Sept. 4 dwellings, Williams today said he did not directives. and at least one former south case said not allowing the my approval. I feel that every safety, the national code would seek tounty commission apAti.'ording to sources familiar county building Inspector has ;'-)wer to be turned on when a job in my zone should be treated govern. To date, the men said, no proval because he did not (eel complaints have been received The Seminole County Grand with the investigation, un- been questioned extensively by building fails inspection ls a in the same manner and when Jury began Its probe Into the derway since Sept. 10, the Sept 4 the prosecuters. "The national code clearly changes being made went from any source, including the electrical bard of examiners directive conflic ts wi th the safeguard that will force the one job is authorized without states One woman sched uled contractor to make the wirilIg my approval It ticks me off.' tendedit Is not law, and ( in- beyond the intreprethc powers county inspectors. Us morning. The Herald has national code In at .'i.0 frir apx';:r .11 to Lw lfltrpnrefn4 ''1 1. ' th CCr' ::;-. ri;,t ;,,, :x' tatc'; aorr1'3 ulic irtoj Said lie ha th4t r.t.',S n' r;,' applied;' Vihieri said. ,, .e4.UIIUIIeIIQIr.g "I'm not an electrician, and last week confirmed its intoday' said she is buying* a One inspector reported that had his findings on whole %'esigatiun will be "In. The Sept. 4 guidelines went you've got to put your trust s'estigatjon st'rnmed from "sub:tandard" installation $35,000 borne in Sweetwater he was threatened by a concomplexes overruled. When he out first in the form of an Aug. somewhere," Williams said. R. complaints filed by a private terpretive" regulations issued practices. by the board In possible conflict Oaks and added her power was tractor and told to pass a was asked how this could 27 letter from the electrical S. Brown is in the hospital and citizen dircctly with Gov. Witnesses, reportedly turned on despite the wiring in building which wa wired in happen he said, "Because the board, but was pull wi th national electrical codes, numilering ed hack by could not be reached for as many as 20, will her home an reverse, falling lubn Askew, contractor is on tn review building department chief H. S. comment. Since a Sept. 4 diri'dlvc from detail cases of faulty and examination on six points by a The inspector said It is board," but declined to name Brown because It was not the county building department suhst.anda,'d wiring, permits county electrical Inspector, The grand jury today is aLsu cheaper to wire the building the contractor-kiarri member. :tuthonzed by his department. was issued, on th advIce of th bcig Luvs) alter ct'nstructjon Williams and Vihier. said an rcpoi1c.d l'ed,rjn.g Wifle She said the posser has Lse,n thit way but to do so "could County' Commission Chairor, electrical board, the departwell underway, and in on for however, Brown and Zoning appeals procedure exists where tie application of substandard seven weeks and the result in a violent explosion." man Sid VihIen Jr. today Director J. B. Williams then county inspectors, contractors code interpretations affecting ment has approved 226 building some instances, nearing contractor still has not cornpermits for construction valued completion, Another Inspector corn- confirmed that "conflict" issued the document wder and private citizens have the plied with the findings of th the heal th and sa fety of the e mnented, "It's a hell of a note between counts' practice and their own signatures as building ril!ht to question docurnenis ar.ul citizens. CARGO. -1 -UNCLAIMED r - ,. ; IN LAYSI PlAZA,P5Ps PANK 3235157 6 Afternoons a Week eu Chests 'tel S u y ""' 322 27V4, ,- J "' __________________ Moving out of Puj;li.,heij -. ralcNr,v Ill mo Call 312 C44. Sat. Trucks and Trailers - 8-orilta-.--14 fiberglass trlftull. 35 hp. PICK UP PAYMENTS 'peed Ourn wa')'ier and 79 14' Bonita 63Mercury& Trailer Almost new. Ph. 3722961 for new tall merchandise, Sale ends Oct. 16th. PHIL DEERE FURNITURE, I'wy. 16 24's mIles wilt of Sanford, 3230730. ..'.k for Sam. Real Estate Wanted 41 1 Lifestyle's, A FREIGIIT DAMAGED Zoned RMOI. Put this building to us. for professional offices, clinic, hotel, or rooming house. Completely remodeled inside and out, and ada p table for most any pro fesslonal use. Idea.) downtown Sanford location. For more in. formation, please call Joe Rubel, Assoc. OCTOBER SPECIALI BRAND NAME Household Goods 51 Excellent Investment 323 Elcar used 2 bedroom With lip Out. perfect for your home away from home. Reduced for quick sale $1700. Place Homes North. Hwy. 1792 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 7 m , north of Hwy, 36. 1342270, 13*4723 Property SANFORD GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - . SW French Ave. Fri. 9 to I. Sat 9 to S Terms Income and Warehouse Outlet located 1310 S. Oran" Ave. Orlando (between Holden 6 MicItiIb ). Hir$ 9-9 Men..Frl. - T-Crafl, 7)', 133 Merc. Power, trim. hot dip galvanized trailer. Tape deck, radio, full canvas, like new, each; radio headphones $13 Garrarcj turn tables Inspect and l.-s? at 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. 659.6291. Hr's. Mon. latgwooø 197) Hodaka 100 cc. Super Rat Trail' Bike. Like new, $215. Ph. 377.3134 Boats & Marine - - each; 11 tape decks *20 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES $88 each Alto available misc. speaker's, BSR turntables, JVC quad set and Roberts & Gilman $4,495 (lays 55 UNITED FREIGHT SALES ha.S for Al ZONING High roiling land, on Weklva, Piedmont Road. 152' on the road. 11th St. & Myrtle Ave. Also available speakers, headphones and Garrard turn fabfirs -_ SUBA 14900.322-3251. tile to the public (7) 300 watt AM. FM components, $61 each; (3) 6000 Garrard component systems Mg. 1449 now only $236, speakers Included; 17 sets headphones $1 By CHRIS NELSON AND MARK WEIN"rz Herald Staff Writers _RU The DL , -_ Motorcycles _____________________________ _____________ STEREOS au STERIO SPECIAL 1971 Toyota Corona, new tirci, I speed. 21 ml. per gal, air, low mileage. Private owner. 322-2359. /6 fc,. $429 Pay balance of $115 or $1.50 monthly. Phone 417.1371 for freelsometrial. HALLMARK, 17*5 W. Fairbanks A ve ve. W inter Park. SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS NW76 Maoe Home Bank Repoi.setsk,ns, - 1977 beautiful walnut Cibinet. AMFM multiplex radio, $ tr ack tape Western Wear, Save at the Old 538 7930 - -- Grand 100 watt, AXl0000arrard corn pnen$ sif, rig $419, now On l y 6230, 6311311. Itz ' . . May Talk Witnesses each. _____________________________ 1967 Chevrolet 8.1 Air, 4 c','L, good condition. Best Offer, 373.191). . .--- . -- - 641 100'S REPOSSESSED C1,Jfl. P1% MAITLAND FLEA MART loll Hwy. 17-fl, Open Sat, 1, Suet,9-5 -_ MO. $14.95 STEREOS 1965 Ford engine complete, 390 cu. In. VI, good condition. Hear It Corral Western Shop, 1792, 1 mile S. at Deflary. DON BALES 12 Volt Auto Batteries sii.os REEL'S BODY SHOP ''" ' Dick ['ugh, representing the company, which Is a subsidiary of Inland Steel Urban Development, sa!d plans are to build 856 rental apartment in two phases on the 53 acre parcel for a density of 16.1 units per acre, Ile said 42 percent of the land will be kept In open space with 30 per cent in parks. The council will take formal action on the request at Monday night's mt'cting. .3 .panisn. Mediterranean, French Prc,vinclal bedroom Sets, 17995 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to choose from, 369.95 to $139 CS Name brand vacuums, 119 95. 199.9$. New '7) Singers. 139 95 Sanford Motor Company so S French Ave., 322-4312 unwanted, junk cqr% hiubod away. Your cost, no Orlando 29$6191 anylm, Rental Purchase Plan Arbor Homesite REALTORS SANFORD Color TV - "Sa&onrs Sales Leader" Your Multiple Llthng Agency JEEPS ** - tr.ciij, Color World TV If yost have an eye for real value, y ou 'll eye the classified ads ON LAKE AMORYI Nice regularly. reiJdentiai lot tOO' ', Lots of trees. 19.300. 14' Playmoie lravel trailer, $400. Air rxinal. Call 322.2420 Anytime finer, $30. Bar & 2 stools, AMC CAMARO. 6 CYLINDER. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL. CREDIT MANAGER, 323- - Lam busta said that in addition to his plans to exclude hard rock or weekend rock festivals, he made the exclusion a condition for leasing the horsetrack property lie said plans are to use the 7,000 capacity grandstand and a stage will be built on the track in front of the tote board. He said the Logglns and Messina concert is firm and negotiations are under'wa) for the other entertainers. In other business, the council reviewed the site plan for Jeweler Builders Inc. Sagittarius apartment complex to he constructed on the proptrty north of SR 436 at the Orange County line. tnni r 1) FPFiGUT SA L E S dfltQtd, 430dnnel Pinto CB Radio. bavedor mobile. 40' of cable, ant cn.'a, $100. '1221643. - 20 .t;4 7 Auto Repairs - tires. $11". $07 S. For the bat? buy In American 'l09 Sanford Avenue . - 1969 Parts-Accessories Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973-Sanford Florida32771 66th Year, No. 36 Price 10 Cents mechanically Sound, good tires. $2113 Ph. 323 4311, Motors, and Jeep vehicles. see 76 11 A resolution will be ndop ekuday night setting a permit fee of $500 per (dflCert md waiving the ban on young people under l8 attending the show. The resolution will also ssaivt' rcquiremcmts that a do'cior,nurie and bed be provided far each 1,000 in attendance. Is Outi THIS W!EK AT ** - j -- Dirts Toronado '72. Low mileage, Michelin Radials, Loaded. Must Sill quickly, Only $3900. Call 461. *953 Roadmaster Buick, used an tique tag. Excellent shape. $395. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 373-2960. '7) Franklin Motor Home. Like New. Has many extras. Can be seen at 12 Oaks Campground. Sanford ph. 323 1343. - - conditi, flew "' .-. to S (ASSELnF:Rlty- Country and western, pop and jazz stars including Logglns and Messlun, Uza Minnelil, Roy Clark and Merrill Haggard and The Boys will be coming to the city in a series of shows spanning the next eight months am) with approval of the city council. hard rock will be excluded from the series I() begin with an appearance Oct. 27 of l.oggins and Messina, a country and western light rock duo, at Seminole Downs, Joseph concert under the terms of an ordinance and wui%ing the ban on young people under 1 An average of two concerti monthly will be held with tentative show times of 7:30 to 10:30 p.m, to comply with the stiff city or- 4E '61 Dodge Coronal, air conditioned, power steering, clean. $730. 322. '62 Dodge Lancer, 6 cyl., 2 door, dntance banning outdoor performances after II p.m., he said. The city council has vein power over each concert under the terms of an ordlance adopted alter the Hhthlo rock festival three )ears ago. Magnolia Ave., Sanford. - Gerard AM FMarrdlfack. Stereo contole, $711; 10" Stereo, as is. Cash or Terms arranged. jig per month. Cell Credit Manager. 322-9411 or see at Sanford Sewing -. '.."rT'. 1ST ., J1,uiUO*n - - -. Like new-Sun & Fun camper lop. Fits ki ton pickup Factory demonstrator cost $?iOO Sleeps .5 cc rarjc, heater, air crir1iruin,nn fln.ii Slats 1. Selling for $1600. 904-775. 21" Cob.- Console Zenith. 1*95; 50W' Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Or'a"do. Ph,' 159.1291. Terms vaiLb!r Hr't. Micn :~ ka Plymouth 7 1. AC., Perfect running C. A. WHI000N SR, 1*1 N Perk Ave 312 59l (days) Sr'r Pji-c(hs REPOSSESSIONS pct. off manufacturer's list price. Injptci & test at United Freight _. :~ : 6230. 681311. ________________ - Drive. Sanford. ___________ BRAND NEW 1973 name brand stretch stitch sowing machines, 60 20 Acres with 6.60 11"I frontage on Sou.h SanMd Avenue. 13.175 per LC Getting ready to move? Sell excess ems icklyv,itp5aclas5lfl(l Realty ~ NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323. Ford '59 Beach Buggy-Large tires, Cadillac powered. 3731531 aft er S. weekends anytime, geswtan with tow hitch. Will sell as a u,it or separ'tate, Will consider trade. Can be se en at 905 Santa Bar bara TELEVISION SETS $35 UP MILLERS 7bl9Orlando Drive, 322 0357 Over 7000 yards of new broadloom carpet left over from commercial rn stallation. Will sell and Install, t builder's wholesale cost, 105O Pct. below retail. Financing available up to 34 months. Free horns ei?late, ARIES CARPET 241.1551, Call coliectl Eureka Hammock 17 Travel e STEREO Commercial carpet wholesaler has ...- 6413. '.Valnut finiSh, floor model-lU, Monthly payments at low as $7 permc'nh 5i' ,p Sanford Kr-,.,,f,,; L lt.7 D-i,'.rllQ 's i i It j,rd T411 yr vvvnhrics--SJI.1116. - .'..'.','u,wrI I ~ - By DONNA F..STES herald Staff Writer 1967 DODGE MONACO. LOPED 199 Camaro 307, 1 speed, 39,000 actual miles. Excellent condilion. Sac at corner of 11th & Locust or call 3223417 after 4-30 Campers Travel Trailers Zau - sa uj CARPET --"-. is CA l r lk) V locally arid jti '.ervicr (,1tc'c1 Touch & Sew $11 Country, Western In; Rock - 1197. - ----------.- (IJVIIVlL IAAAA C C) WALL TO WALL Stenstrom Loch range and central heat-air. Hurry) There's only) of each. 322. (TAY -. ,fln a . FREIGHT SALES 1304W. Fairbanks '.'/E" f.FI 1iA([ . 0 _-__ _-~ ~_~_-.- -.- ________________________ -_--------- ford. ' -STEREOS SEWIN G MACHINES $18,900 Want to sell something? A small investment In a Classified Ad will bring resultS. Kingsberry I _ I Autos for Sale 1967 Chevelle Super Spo rt , 396. AIr, automatic. AM-FM tape, radio, vinyl top, $950. 32227$), Autos for Sale FI ---- " - Your Muttip'e Listing Agency REALTORS 63P a rk Dr. Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhou Choice location! to car n eeded for ¶Cptng. hXI i.r c.nurthes. Wall to w&t thea carpeting. Dithwasher, disposal. - Singer sowing rflhl(hiflfl 139,95 to 159.95 Inspect and test at 3S0 S Orange Ave. Orlando, Ph 859 TUSCAWILLA. 210 x 210'. 8791. Terms available. Hr's. Mon Zoned agricultural SM 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S. ALTAMOPITE. l sites, 91 x 141' 167511 AND THEY'RE ALL BEDROOMS plus formal dining room, Florida room with fireplace, climate control, partly carpeted with commercial shag. 136.900. If you ha.e a large family this Sen Lents 15 14 t2'flCY 53 UNITED 11950 . Five Star Special LAKE MARY 1 lots 210' x 1.30' In cludes lake privileges. Sales price 1)6.500, with 79 pct. down. ttriA •o- --.. TV- Radio-Stereo - For Sale - water and sewer 13300 LAKE MARKHAM. Canal front. bedroom. 2 bath with climate control for only $20,7001 First time advertised. s. hurry. pt. - Miscellaneous DELTONA-Pav ed street, IT NEEDS some work but It's a 1 o me, Asjme mortga ge of ap - SO Lot sand Acreage Parkrldge IF you have $4630 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, let us thow you this 3 bedroom, 2 bath proximately 19.630 at Monthly payments only )' Go tm Realtor . 1969 Grin Sport 400, CAM. HHders. Magi, AMFM. all power, needs transmission, $400. Baxter, 322. _ - Realtors ''i e B IJ yvu ao Hornet '70. Perfect running condillon. 22 ml. per gal. Economy CaFI $07 S. Magnolia Ave.. San :~~ Forrest 'Greene, Inc. 101) r Trailers Mercedes 2000, 1967, auto., •ir, Perilli steel bells, very condition. $2695 firm. 3 22 0231 _________________________________ £( City 11 - . __________________________ L 100*200' ------ - 3 0 ______ ____ Realty ---- 0 0 n stro m ease __________ '80 ______ acres Resity. 372 1301 ____ ___ - D ________ 93 Terms Pavt.on Trucks and FALCON RANCHERO Hydraulic lift tallgat Air conditioned, good mechanically, good fires. 5695, 2121 Magnolia Ave. 322 5751. '\?r,L.Ll) I _____ SANLANDO. 51 lots. 50* 173' ENTERPRISE. Approx. 11 Ste with - 19 a ________ __________________________ _______________ dm11 led so for re1jtls. and trees Art __ m i IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, 1. baths. Spanish Style with central -heat and air. L1r94 yard *.h Get cash buyers for a snail r Privacy fence. 121.500. Terms. vestment. Place a low-ot We o° - ______ Realty Realtor.323'51J4 Till by ________ - CONVENIENT to stores. 3 bed room, I bath. Small lot. %1.90 nyime I. NEWER 3 bdrm.. 1k'2 bath. ww. carpe4. privacy yard. $22,300 Great RETIREE INVESTMENT! Easy terms. Building includes 3 attractive apIs. Will make nice residence with good rental Income. itt.soo. Hall VW nop land. Phone 6201 , 3225991, Nights, 323.1167 OAI close, 110! ) kitchen fully equipped, new shag Throughout, Fenced yard. RURAL HOME on large lot CHOICE older 3 bdtm,, CS, iare paved roe. 2 Bedroom, bath, Shaded iof, nice neighborhood, kitchen, dining, living room and Ifl,X. Terms den. Very nke. Reasonable terms. FURNISHED older 2 bdrm.. in C. A. Whiddon, Sr.. Broker country, fruit trees, $16,500. Ill N. Part, Sanford "Stop never _____ V (MWo,' Three bedrooms, carport, pa 322 5641 (ffTIP ns Houses sor Sale REALTY 817W. 1sf h a• 14AW THE BORN _______ Houses for Sale BALL &'4 L....... I— vvanT . 41 Am I ' ' (ki. 22 at 7 p.m. at City Hall Clear skies prevailed over when the ordinance is due the na tion today except second and fiml reading. ll1t of for showers am) a few heavy The dog control law, as thunderstoru scattered from proposed in a rough draft the Great Lakes region to U reviewed by commissioners southern Altantk coast, Monday, prohibits unleashed Ten4wratures before dawn dogs running at large on an ranged from 29 at Itedmont (ire,, to 8! at Needles, Calif. - __ V-1 _ -__ _i___ _W_4;7-7 _________ - SupremeCourt ' Coininissioni,irs have set a Tuesdayy' night lit low to mid 70s public' heating on the proposed Rain probability 30 per cent animal control ordinance for through Wednesday. ----- - property', public or private, The Sta te Supreme Court was stifi weighin1 arguments for apreliminary hearing in the Samuel Geter first degree Murder case this morning. according to the clerk of the court in Tallahass, Geter's attorney. T. David Burns of Bartow. Monday asked the court to order a Preliminary hearing for Geter, the 14-year-old Sanford youth facing an Oct. 8 trial in the death c,f Wi1i am Oesbv a Sanford Middie School student The court was asked to order a prel1nary hearing to determine if medical evidence m the case was s uffici ent to indicate probable cause a crime was committed, Geter was indicted b~ the Seminole Grand Jury in the Sept. S death of Oglesby. 12, after an alleged-Ig mht and rob. bery. 0 � 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, October 01, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15480be61c447aacac206a5ef818db3b.pdf 0702a91e4a79e844e36c202c84fd2b1d 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, September 07, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/32ee34513e988be65367b70768edc767.pdf 4adf919c4068fce852b656bee62b7f9b 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, August 20, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 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/15d9c984fee76c9d4cc813ba89ebfebf.pdf 6184db82628bdf7cf6fa0f6e96e2a80c 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, September 06, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 06, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 06, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f785178986211a853025d8a65a1ef88.pdf 6799b2dc4b1c188c0b6a6ef88b300ef3 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, September 30, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 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 21-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d8c4f9ed9da5c6abd31baf32053663e.pdf eaf0d01d2cf4c2f16a730b389f7442e1 PDF Text Text -. - - -'- . - •- - - --=- [P --t . .. - - --= -- ----- - -- -_--r- - .__.:-:-------- - --- ---: -a- Friday, Aug. 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Its strength and purpose can make your life fuller and happier - ratt.x lit •s.sq0'rIts,h,r,s '.ufl4J.p 5 P(iil V ala m Moen'aWoesh'p WHEN •'' I'" P I UST UNITED JOWDAPI ISA I'? ItT CHURCH liii Worst First Street PaStor Stephens to 00e "s II 00 P,konnt4 Sffvlce 7 309 fl't ( ,rn.n ServiCe 7 )OP W,,I,.eSdaYSPrVICP (11,1 TruthS for a p4q'yv 1)01 , . I . ,it 11 ,,,,,,, ,. , + ,,,, W,sh'p V." Is,, II ',rn''t'l',"Si' 11,1)1- - ,,04j',yS(hOOI ',i[ I P1001ST CHURCH - - i',,' • 9 C '- Airport f1lvd .,,,,,,,., St 14.41 +011,41 '.. 111111 Wut',Il' ' P lip - • - ) I'IIII) Woe 'a, ,', - ' I i l'l,fa( 7 IlUFt.Ia'. 12 1./lI 28,1-V 4t - i. ills i., Al" S ,- 2614 I'.IrnrltO As Ii'.'+' + , I Il .1 ' ' , i,, ,, c,, - , -- 'iii i.'' I' tt,.i'-i --4 - '. ' ' 1W Pail A,.'ngr I •r, ',,. S I - '' I- ''.1 U' • + , + ii UI + ' -' 't I', 'a-'' I. • ''('I 01 it v,. 'II, + ' '' - ' + ' - , " __ ' ' '' ' •+ '' W 1.1W Iltn,idi t t Itt,i,' Slud ',i '4 ' .i #4t'.l' I .. 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IRIAN I CHURCH Cur At' Ceunlry Club A Up'.ata Roidt Or, 1).s' *'fl ',P -, ''+4+' ','+n.tI #durttt.p '. • ,••,,,,U lP.40" 4%.1 0 hO '.0,. a-,, , , p in - ONE KI NI UCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kr, itw I'. I,n I ttb jiii'. -' FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh day Adventist Church OLKLES' CELERY CITY I'R IN I ING CO INC c. uu SE PVICt Mt'I t)t'klt' .11111 t hipPo', 4''. S TENS T ROM REALTY H''? I) ",fI'fl',!r,i'!' ,t"(l S t,Y 4 (C%.StOfL% about the availability of vice presidential dot-unienits ''I (k) not acknowledge tti.tt ) Oti or any grand Jury have ans right to retords' of the vice pt't'5i(Ieflt,' Agnew said in hu ktte'r to HeidI ''Nor do I ac. know ledge the propriety of ;in grand jut)' iflsestigatlt,fl 51 sibie wrongdoing on the ;art .1 the vice president Ml long .i' l$'CU ph's thu t office Andrea D o ri a 'Saf e' liner Andrea I )Iriu. today despite II $2541,lwE effort to recover it there i a great charus' they won't conw out 11)1' crew siiitl It 55465 unable to retrieve tb.' treasures of the ship 'We reached the point in the ship whets' tie hsIr!wr's office, the jewelry store and the bank 55 crc suppbsed to be. but they just weren't then.','' said Robert Coffey, one of the sups itt (livers Hut t he t:iI_s.sIomi was not UIt sidert'd a total tine purpose of the trip was to experiment w Wi he Al' story out of Orlando uihso nLssetl the larger issue in- liitttitii Th' tlivtng team returned to l"airhuct en on 41(1 underwater technique called satUrultu. 'II tilting, said l{od'ker, ''The tilission '.5,1'. °' I-irst Friday with four truly- s, d spoon arl(I a bottle of e-rfui ut', estiiiwted to be w iirth about $2,000. t'Ht surl",'ssful, tA'cauSt' UN' systt'nii b ( t' kit out, and it tested fantastically'- That story concerned if Meuinw tItle, 40 ititles off Nantucket, the bulk of lkIun-hii and Hxhwkt'r, using the tet-leIqI'-, awsuit being pressed by the the scinheri treasure rt'uiiuiins guiirtkd by sharks stui)t'ti on the w't'atu twIttolli (1.1) a nd night i t r front )hotographer wwspawr to take pictures in 'curt but throwing out 'ameras uln(J reporters from all lk'lucuhi - 22, anuil Dorudd ltrwIOr'kvr, 27, both of San I)iego, Calif. said they feared that local explorers would try to enter the' ship through the IsIle thi1It'_s been cut [brought its side itber papers, TV and radii ''It's a etsikie jar with the lid tiff,'' 1411(1 1)111' utnp in the lake ... but I suspect - --- s - +r * -: 0' WINN DIXIE STORES •tnll F rls$)l() FLORIDA STATE BANK AND 5 AF F + - ________- ' -- ' - ,i .51'. 55 ,lIh'l'Jd_s on S.S t'',t bujinces for ct)flttOts on '•IIIIVs in the current rounil I U.S -Soviet arms tuIIt4itit)n talks'' ha'.,eteriorated sadly,- 5alt '. hlesinger. 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II CATHOLIC Cl 1(5,04 G,40,4 Pto,4'rty. 7041 P1, t, mnCii Av. 01,4 01 Ca God M.ta',, tnlrtpv't.. (hutch 1 the Nativity. LII. Ma', Ill Q41 A, JOrdan M-',',.00a'', l?apI.tt (nuitIl. 1421 #4 Fast $I Pto.IlStJ, tIlt's' (I',.S4 Pr (P',,IsiOII M'ts'oa-"a', RIpISI ('*Catl' hIlls, no, ti'li11)l.bI Mao fritter at Motown SapIsI (s's,th, 041 tIll Rd Motion M0fns4 0IOs'Y Baptist (Math, 0.'w, 04w, Mt Olive M.y laptIlt (Malls, 5(1) (anT 5p,I4' , 110, PAuoue-ew L.IP'OiC ("ufc' tui't*t Dr mat Ø,t14 lid , Catseto-',, SI M4r , AAagdaiil. Catholic: Chutil Ma 05r4 Ave , 41141+0011 UI :.on Astlonafy Baptist. $*Or, A u.' •,',.,- (,' , 'eeo$-ooa' cs-a- -scan (PICa.0 jv Pa's (P'uiO, oS 01,1 'n Cs-IS?. O,,us, P 'r',t RapItI (hur,P, .4 0511,l MI Saws M451041J,fy 5epl",t (h5etPI. 1000 irtey Ave n..' I.,-Q( Rap'S? ChuI(h ill ør.'. Ave j-, All S4yIS1 (.att*Ol.( I '%,inhl'n 14.ad IlaptIt (hulili, O'idS ca,,..o ,,, ,i. CONOSIOATIONAI, hulk '11w' 155(1 said they had l)uItc'niLs on [1w chanits. i which the y designed. i•fl4l plan to build tIther'. to sell while using the original tin roister treason- hunt'. - -- ' Aisst &s'I'o'4 CP'uiO'. Dogwood Trail. DeIMr P' "41, (S.-. 1e,l,MI1.tMtsChk(hofCPI,1)I5Ma1'.' CHRISTIAN ai,P0,d (51,0,1's CP*..th, I)? #4 Ot'ca-. Pd No, 1715.0. r.?vnIlapi ChuiuPI. P10,10. P50,00 øe. aas!t14'sd - ClIrolal G00€,* ProØ'ery+ 7105% 51m A,e SPISCOPAt. All '.o "i EPILOpOI (huich, F Delis's A,. E's14'e-sa 1'-*t4sjt (PijtS' Lo'sUad I4.'i Cu-st I p+',opa' Pack As at 4PI' St LUTHINAPS Aiqni,., L*,trrt*n (.hvcØ,, D,.rWs , cwstt, ,, •o' ',s-, Lu'$'fl.', Chur ch 54 Mii%45 LvPt,.,its CPscv(P, Goad.. 0.,5 Of & •ttr, U 52 So • ti t.s?itiqj CJlypch. RI oil $u..Ia 's' l',p',p'.. ai. 0 - -- !1 '.P ' ' 4 *,'4'' t 5' it ,1t - 55 p''" (, - ,, ', ,"," .a- . fedY,-"xco i, t (ol 14"' A '.4 1 Ct',.,?, (0-'altv 54 455 C 0%SPIfty C0'na-nutv-re U's 100 M.IP,od,il Clolift. 14- ') .., -, lIflp I •.r & - ,j urately. and ' r'.5t,..- •.. I.l'.1 + S 1173 S O.i,r,j,,, St Ai,04C*S P,',b,'.'..f (s-Cats-, "it PI4a LII• to 11 W.j'" ii'" I'.v',r 'IS 0" C",.'ct •4..pIl Pate RI alt ltCaIa, M,n'.oa-.aI M.IS'oO,',t C'uicS', S D.S.aa-v F .e'a (P.ypØ- '4 (P'e,it, 5(004.54. £ . - 5anIano Uro s,s.cP.l ("urt", T4'sO Fr., Fed. Sem an tair 1,wo, CK.p.4, O?Ia.'.q. 5,-tI, 1.5. .to'w 5.0. *ihansin4. %Ca"lt K 'tlQGa.n 14411 ml J$I1,4A 5 *,few" 1.5. 5',iq U's), 1403 #4 lid era in Central Florida about that's going on ill this U)t11nunity. He reports t he _sS'tiiifl41I w attended in Virgunina 1s) lx' - rre • '°° '1 vltalfl F other curpurauuns had dlst'looed sutillaj'-Itrilutions. '. 'i'okeounaan for the Finance - 'niuttilter to Re-elect the I'r"snlent said on Friday that it'.' s,-tntributn'ns had teen re. tu r rwtl to the 'a 1111panic_s. \linnewta lining & ManuI..' turing. known .t', 3M, nude i t., ,innnount-rmcnt in St. Paul ' pnun refuse-st to sa' 'all) authorized the cuntttbu. ut 'C' u,sv , t'iiip..itt ttsi,tkejhii4n o th1. best. Page 3-Ai I'ItiHIuu rto, has made nothing but trouble for all of t, worst thing ever hit this cowitry, tiaid Al apone Page i3-A C, : '. t -: hilFl)4)1' alligator partially devours a 16- I ",I( ' i. I'-, N4:a'I".- lv 7".da! Mao', I , ,,F'e,s (s.,t,s-.A '4.e P(aLa'.-'p )m 0 0.-.,' Sd I Psi. Pa'S C,,rw,. (w,w.sut,-?, Center C.n,,a (s-IIa-t 14 PP. lt.ta.I' iat' Ma,, LOCa100S In. Nalofan. Lake **I, Sled- Lake Mary P0054'toIIal O.' It... Tato.nac,. N00.0000 A,. to. IV" l's' ms.Ic 3,p-t.s-s,i H-, Ss14,Il Pas,Ip.vul.t (Oue1. Ca - the arras of talent they've assembled, but "hate' the idea of possible injuries which could cripple their upcoming football season 1.14t' 8-A : '- 1:1:. said 'ti,Ilributiltru,'. 55CEe- iuuade 1.41 Goseel T*Ortna,i,. 3721 COofOry CItm Lo'I (PsutP OS 14w Nasa...., Wayman A Jeslaae A.. - Ut Olive P4014014 (Mash, o1 11.11 10,544*400 lass40,d AII. '..KCs-uris-40 . 11 5 PitS A.. a', Un,',d P,ts$,?,,... CP14'rl' taih Ate L led it ind" jwmiewhere else in life. 1111 011,1140 14,11% Marawtain Church. Ajv&#w%Ck,o# &W.evin nne Morrow Lindbergh , I - Federal .Savings mid Loan of Seminole 0 my is just another siep in Satiford's march to the sk' thr ough \ti'ntl i'. SANFORD SKYLINE GROWS U fI One can never pay In TIS 541,4100 Amy, 714 t 7'd II I' 'ilLs * It'uttv with st'aittered ,ufti'rnwitu anti evening shower-i. 141555 iiiostl)- in the 7t and high IlitYitly uppc' &)s to lower , ham Pfl'b4thility (it) per cent -SANFORD'S second highrise toweri III)OV134 the treto% and dwarfs two ii.t.-orkers perched on its summit. The soon-to-be completed First 1 Herald Photo by Mark Wt'jnts 1 - ('ountvs Trinity Prep, where the couches ' ' - HERBERT W. K .tLMt4.('fl. President Nis,on's ofletirut' personal attuz-nev, is sticking b'. his Senate Watergate testimony that John I"hrlis'hnoan told him t o continue payments m to the original seven \'tterg,ate defendants, l'a ge 1,\ I '5 S\FoRU UE'E'ICL tis are seeking Herald Readers' help in solving the city's mounting PdrkIilg and trafficprisbleists. tPage LB --- Index Weather - - - - - t)EI"tII, like "Love" and 'Hate" is considervii a four-letter word at Seminole 1 I,,t Roe's Cs-uicit ml MO Living God U'#4r',, Page -A I l\ l$2. John Bitter says his one aim was to . . kill &,ermans \ow, he says he loves them So NAZASUNI . ',ear-old Sarasota girl desptte her father's efforts to fight off the beast. .ig - tatting Monday will again be +ppin his friends and neigh- i - it' 1 - Dixie ('iunty made one of the nation's largest hauls rt-cent I'. 'sithss+,t the approscsl or knuwlge it( the tx'.trti , if dirts tots" 'c i,miti [but, whet, the bh.Mi-',t tur'tt karrwtl of the ettetribu'its Liat Mtiti*l.ts they titslere.J 1,11 sI*'s'ial Wusteritaite Pr$." Iltot .&rt'hibld ('o-x be "-rincel Kettle-r; John hlouchin, tsent t' chatrinian of the boon; ,irxl W F. Martun, romp-sny' I ell-lent. could be reached .'ulIutiI'tlt )-rntuts John Spolski is back ud S $C ,:':,tted - POT s-s.-SIt (1,Is( in Florida, especially along the Gulf Coast. IS now a hug hsiness ntnbutisins to President Nu'n's re-election campaign. I"'liIiXt 1",'trult-u,ni (*it -said it .• $1II3,Nu, .insi ,ti:mcsota ',l:OCII.' & I.*riufat'turing l'o, U seli - - - - 0.1. 1., Com's",a't.t, M."-)CIt CP,yPcP #4 P4,b4MI Oil 0.11.., ILVINTu DAY ADVENTIST - •.4 Ut- led 5'.i4100il CP..a-vt$5 , 419 P.sS A,i I '•' i S,,,"it" day Ad,,'s,+',I C.a-?l, HOp 440 Po.ritC.Ip iS? M,nvo.tI '."s's- Oat *4,004+51 CP,4CP,. 55 a-I,.c,d A,, AHomc,lr 5,-ruh P 'tO k'.P'sae's U$Pod ii Cl'uiOs 7400 50050r0 A., S...-4.,a-d 5i'*o11, do, 40.00141 CP'CaCI, 1141 & (Iv's I PCI Ma4P'OØ.',t CP'urtl' * ISO it C.o.ie,• M,'Peuo,Il Cs-uris,. G'in..a OTHER CHUICHUS r,r. U,, led 1,(.sPtrd.II Cs-va-cit Od'v. R AiuI. S A U F CP"*' ,, C.i.a--I Cs-eros sUE (l.a-CO O'v00o LII l.,441 (ISAp,4, Ca..' Soo'.00a,, WI'kiVS Park 04 Oast.t., Mals-od.tt C'N11LP'. O,. 5.0101,1 At-ps,. Ptol.ott CPIap.l, 5..a-'J.'I Avq O',y,'s 5s,tp,j,I Cp.urt'i Cp".,I.jut. Co.nmuv.t CP'401 PaII #4,01,4,, •MH500-St. St 44 W II P004. CPs-,rrl 04 its,,, CP',ctIol Latter Dv SO-rut 7)11 PatS ATd 3' ii",', A U , SIP, •I C,f4,ss AliOnOil, 5,a-ews (on.mcis,?y Cl.ap,i. UCC 51 l,l4?', AM r 54. 04 All, D11#0"E.',te,nO.*o',,. (h,,.1. $I )a"Chv,'SO,tan., Cs-at.?. II. I? Vi St Pa,#s M+,,P'.u.tb CP'u,an. OI.ses Rd , t.'Iwrs. Irt's Part, sclosed By TIlE 1'IATEI) 1'RFS Two more 1trms have adzuut 'v. V ) i'a-*l 'dQC UI, Cais.slo*v,y Di + istionally. UptO'. (t-'i--i ,' P" 540,',.. 's(s- 1' P' ui'1.a' RI & Catiob.,,, less I'll rapes reported it Florida t'ni'.ersity has tripled. Some officials blame coeds for an "ivory Tower" attitude as a contributing factor I Page 3A , \1 SIHER State , will be reported ac- Digest News ' l'hillips, headquartered in tLirUes'.ilk, Okl.t said the ash contribution t-auw from W W Kt'ekr, former thief e-' utise ,vlfircr and t'hiztiijs of Ow bivard. Keeler resigned a,s hairuutan JI*II I way. . * i~ Payments lion ire raised that vital legal nt'w" MtIUODIS7 I .. -a ititution demands , .,thc odds SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY iii egaiI' II 1(551k_s ,IIC't at lea-it F-Lr arhe'ads t)fl it inria II' No one wants to turn trials nto is circus but when all ticnid.x'rs of [hue press are reiited fairly.-as the con- - EMPLOVES dressed to plug Florida's attributes.it Stromberg ( '.i CIt to celebrate- Florida Day' ' Friday. Shown at her strip assembly pest t)t"c Barharion gets orders from Production Manager Gene Mc[mui' Herald Photo by Bill Vincent ,Jr lie said the Pentagon has hard evidence of successful Sswiet MIRV tests with It hat niaruy of you will also 1w 11w te t to scream if a story you 'are about is niisr ported in ionic FLORIDA DAY AT STROMBERG CALO'I 1.' '-aid. Ii they are able to des's-I.-) I trt'at'lit'rot.t.s rubble after 17 years on the (k-can the S}' 'A AuIII'- j I 0'5 Suecrisfu Soviet tests "I uluultipk nuclear wartwtd_s Ili-it I .1:, be .11 tiiil ,,t separatl- Lirgeli I mild gi'..the Ss,'. o't Union u - tear titis_sili- triking e lb.' t:u.:i-il St_It.''. 11) t". .. 1990%. says Defense Secretary Janises U Schls-sir;ger lit' t,kl a news cn.h'rt'nee Friduuv that he feels the Busstill), will require only another two years before dt'phiiy ing their first combatrl'uIly Multiple Indep.eriI"ntly Targetable Wartsea.ts - %lIh,i'si The) i.babhy will be to) equal the United Slates in the number of muttipiton land-bas'- I u:LlssikS in about six year , a III IItV for theIr submariri,-. Launched mius_siles, he sattl, 11w Hu.smtns will have ,i "very- formidable forte --- The Italian, litter Atidr','u I )ori4l v.iiik in !IS hot 11I135in1 Iltehiitwr. (If w4Iter when it collided w itti it,,. Sw t'tli'sI I ion But Itodouker warned, "The Andrea I )ortu is h at Many of you may feel t flost press people should . tht'retostay.'flwrcis a great risk of lift' going in Stot-kbioliii Jill)' 2, 19 - A & P WE HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION U,1 ,-d ISO .1'? p ,Ifl(l St,utt SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO ,uca t'vrpIc+ , i'. 5541'S acting is a private citizen and not making any con- ;reater Orlando llrmi (*lilt) ill"ll it Morass of twistesi istre and solooloil that eight da)-Ahile the) %aorked Ion the wrn-k. Ilie it aic 41(1(1 slept ilu 41 white. 'igar-shaped t'hut,ui[x'r ' igalost U.S. District Judge threatens tilt- lives of future salvagers. T'hov tsAo divers who planned tile rxil,codition. called - 15,11other" that tile) luttlanchored near tfiAieorge C,Young for allowing if The Management and Employes S EN K A RI K CLASS &PAINT CO INC. ,11111I' '4iI() I'' In making the rt'vortis avail. able. Agile% niade it clear he Success structure," Sanford's OWIl '.t'r'Silill 'it ioh'rd nuIllit'Iy tmnel-sIrtK'nt , - C). -.'lo F ,or , do .14411,11'(1`3 '.411(1 the practice was ittention ... only partly bt'catLse L D PLANT E , INC. ci U.S. Ally. George Beall who I? 'Iii.' costly 26-duly recovery expedition t'nided I w itli just a few pIers's of silverit) show fur the - effort, leaving a wealth III jewels, ('a'.h 1111(1 other There was a small item 10 valuables in the hulk of (lit' Italian liner the herald Tuesday thatTwo Navy liquafluIlts hacked through the hull ' i $ robably escaped most lw4)le's of tIN' wreck, only to Find it_s interior 41 tangle of NAT TONAL BANK , ,(-..,If 114 4 if ('',,)Mql s 1,111 PROGRESSIVE 55 IV E PR IN TIN C CO Jcti I 5171 tI', and ')t,Iff cr411 rots's ti.vc a right to such .i tirielini' - Hut liii' oilier Kyu Whatever that means' , PUBL IX MARKETS .l tl d F ru ;) I FOOD I AIR STORES. INC -uwl .dl in-r-ins Involved tit ft iirc'sitknits W41shlngthn 14(11(1' her ilruwri IkIt in Karate, l'tiirll W, A I 5t.' rqrs SANFORD A ILANTIC THE McKIBBIN AGENCY liii 't' Mi't I 50 .10(1 "1,111 the %,I,,,. FI.irxkrs -- 1'riduiy night won ,tiillii',, Ill SWik('ru treasure rc'mulilis UI the luxury Wilbur A.r Lake Mary - VlLSON MAlE P FURNITURE CO f/.r and Mrs A I WIlson at visited tuk parents in Penn. lnidiiy by representatives of - - - PLYMOUTH Aiit$ 't,lt) tip bribery arwi -nrlsptra y laws be more appropriate' 7 30 ell ' +f(Pl 5(Pw,ul s CO a in Ili( ked -' (Jut' South of SR 4)4) I'.I',Iui Sunday SChool .•• I-., '.' ' '. . ,,,',,,, #4.'.,..() were (PrOt THE I.AI(I MONROE CHAPEL Sprinos (:hri,s,ii::, FIRST CHURCH Or CHRIST SCIENTIST 600 East Second Street five years, Jean had S'boIhIt Ion of tax.extortion, 11w Juistict' SpokCMllefl had through the sign. I5ertiaps ii 5,,rnth day Adventist Church Maitland Aveflue, ALIspIonI,_ CHURCH 01 (P5)41ST DI nl'4 S i't lI',r' it I ,,,'-a' 'a Of Copies of the Agnew records Yield flight of Way sign would Divers Give Lip Meets 10, Sundap Services a? The 5 II.. "' $0 00. ' •lt'.''.,.4', + ___ JIM .' , t4)Ilitl)Ofl practice. ' Wi,,sh'p MF THODIST CHURCH ' ' •, •5,' Orf)up PMn, 1314 3,661 L s cooP PS kirk *'ood P.ttor #. .tti,'sa,t v Orgaii.d Jun. It, 1572 - Longwood ( t+-c 10,i. I.. .- CHURCH UP CHRIST jwilitit'1zis and contractors in 14ir)-Iand. Beall tilt, 111(0th tkit lit' '.11'. lIllIb't the allegations against hiiii was investigation for po s sible r I lop in SANLANOO UNITED .','sI I ',('*iliIi l'SIbt I '.v I '" 1, I'M MET TO AVI.PIUL hArT 1ST CHURCH 9 ISa m 1-mlAv 4O 'I -.'--. lIP - '.istl %i'i'• • artis*inu's briefing of Agnt ss W. • Il, .iI,,I ''C S.st,sr it I'asiir ii 00. in P (It,, (1, Sf tY,uh C 45,, in Youth I i-lIo*sh.p 400p in iSp.','' t * ' thirtihlu 4111(1 kickbacks ailuting highly irregular, planning to visit her family In conducting the Investigation, Virginia. It'll be the first time Agtiew voluntarily nii,ik his....he c'trcolnstances inivolved Bob has met his tn-laws. the number two 1114111 in the records avaiLable at Heall's b0'lt''.'' the sources 'said quest. Agnew also 1411(1 tie w(IulIl -- I 11111 5 %s by it WuIs (hlfl(' iii this .501)11111 to an Interview by at. Y vestiguitors, but Beall told cast' They don't go around tellEver notice how N OBOD ing people the ruilies of witlIt V.7111)t ii tin intes-s- k'w •- Htfl NOdODY P8YS ilfIY at. )et t4IkI'H plan-. Presumably I flC'.CS against Uwiii 110(1 w ha t tenhion to the stop sign III will not until investigators have these witrwsses are saying. Mellonvilk ,VCflUt' uinul the thoroughly examined UKvimIhat t'olin's In court 'luring the 51 lakefront' Waiting for lily ride trial," lilt' lit's records - I I 008 ,, [ wet, 0i4 See,.' e II COa tv - Pra ye? & P,OIS U If wrong when they s.,nI Ili-it At- notified Agnew through the vies, torney General Elliot L. 11kb- pcsident's attorney early in , sylvania. this year, they're )-•,", s,,, 8V 24-10 Department (Iffll'1411% WI'rU investigators Seems last S'flC4ltiOn they li lt,n, 3775 South Orlando OFIVI' 5 ISa in Mn'i"gW0flh'P Saturtlav 9.,i.t..r.s 14.ol b (M A.i.'ss PI.LW r.v'vs - '''i .' - ' it'(,hU't.LiS 4028-31 15:1-19 i 20-21 I .-u',r 1 S. III ' II CE.' ,.t,, + I' Pd,. tilt,.' 11.1,1, '.l,.1, A,',,',,,l'I . •, , -- ,'. • ' 6 IS I tiurth 1r.ts'ntJ I I',,',I,,t " 5J.• Ut Ius!.i'. Sfo'Il,IgiS (14111J(l4()P C,4Wl$T s . - I',,I,tt '.(,f Sf145 (It I COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rout, 5041 Paola k,, . wtI',m F Mlii',, PAStOr 5..oda', 5chool I'resident Spiro 1. Agnew's iI'L'rson.al financial records as part of a prol' of iilleged i's- to work Saturday rimming, I counted II cars that whizzed - 10 004 in 6 00 P in Mot ning W0rSP.'p IJMYr (:hs,r'la Lif (:l,ri.s, I'IISI (WI ST flAh'IIST C IIIJ I4( II P lOp in Pastor 5 OCa in Leo F Kind Church SChOOl you ('1111 1cM) by railing 322-1252 IV his wife I 'lOp H5 M,w n. rxj Wo",o.p 7 (11(1 #4.11 117 L51 1 '-I'd', Sc Pso'sI SI? Park Ave 4" P'.i',tp Private Records anti reserving .1 $5 seat Il.est of itiuts lot .Mlnlord Patrolman Bob Il-ernosky and Oak Ave a 3d St SAul (1)40 CHRISTIAN l'hon, 377 5347 , ør ane Stree t .-''. .., ii'' w- '.' 'u.h i fl.,.,'li 400 s w Moite", '.'cfn.nQ Wos-sop S 10. in 4 )0p in 'i p Su pre CHURCH 11 A.iporl 51,0 Warheads 0 IIlrw 'iluntecr'd Ia.st lOt''.Iii another tie V ('14 4jJIliI'fl I. stturut's close to the Irivestiga- day to turn pies of ti bank 111111 SiIi(l f'rihtfly tii,tt Justiet' and Lz records over to Beall's -- I'tr.sl't'nrtii SlY I ER IAN FIRST PRE SBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla I elbA Wrdfletd"V .',I - SI't1 ft'tSIh' S'..d, +W5i'l *j tOP', p ('c,'ver yip m I .,c'r'.nuWoflhp ,',,-d,.t%dv llol,'e 'II, .,i,tI'',i,.' Pattof 6 .cr'.rrg W0ISPIP ,',.j I$t,ie Study 4. -P ',,-na,,y I N,, kent'rih Mi ller. ASSiSt Pastor U lOL Ito 'n ' , '.uflO.IS LI'AY I Cli I, " 7 Mr. ',,, C 11.1 II 00 4 in 1 lop in Wed 5tfwi' METHODIST CHURCH H., II Slat Piney U,dqe Rd Catit'hbcI' v - - Russia's system's "man In the know," will hold a banquet Aug. 24, It will be in the I akc Hr4lntley HAl .11 MOHE, Mu - Al'i High Conuuns. Our legislative r'eticral investig4ltIhrs art' caldelegation will he there, and ling several years worth of VIEP CHURCH OF LONOW000 7 lOp m COMMUNITY UNITED '> , 4 lOp in '0+1,1, '., P .4 '*--, s stein league who Is known as the 5 T •'l Nit COSTAL 7 10 Rey W411.4r'S P,(lt IsO? S Sanlo,d Aer in 7 00 5'tlttiIl personnel, int-lutling Walter !'i:t.'v-i'.,il I WHY __ . I _t FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHitS? Ii 004 in I ami$vWorthP if YOU stand at the crossroads and (Iiri.Iiis:l Oil Hwsi 4 34. I Mile Wait at ',und ScPIooI - 2 & a sun I . WO1M'P I & I Sun - ii Rtti ring - -' : + II plSt ud y Wed •. , l"J',ç_ • . ,rv HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City Community Center Hy 4)4 Ut, 15o1,flOfll,1 pt,SitIC, II 00 a ii P.'i"rn Youth II liii iT. P,P., ri,4. W...sP.p - water to sink' , -' '' P.,','. - -- - 4',. •' M(.P n.,v v.-.'s.-p Pastor IL,v.d J RICO life is enriched and enlarged Agnew Yields the choking youngster to shore after he Iitt 15.1 4LAl'l itiotigli .v •'.., er A TuCke, Dr..,, Sunland [',ttr', Ir . ('4r', Ito,? - l"ortunatt'ls (itt 111111. Muriel I s,... . METHODIST CHURCH RE WHE i. showed her inc'ttk 4111(1 iitilletl I I H 1,1,' '.'v.i, CHRIST UNITED O'aI a 1)rvnI.On4I7IP' I' %'". tt LAKE MARY CHURCh OF TilE NA Z ARENE l7$C,',s?aI Las, Of Lair Mày Ph GRACE UNITED N a to- .+, ,, -.'.•..,•,,+ - Npw of water orwi a s oungster - + - 00 P I 00p in YOut0 HOW I • anijei-s4, Srr', e P.ssPoe ,+. l - i 4+ -- - ' FIRST CHLRCH ++ .m 0 Do*ne-y k ' + ' + ' '. •-- A*t Sunday, August 19, 1973--Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No. 300 Price 20 Cents Lad's parenis left 111111 with liii older brothers and tosik their do g for i walk . N.ltur.hll)- , ltt.s OF THE NAZARENE W nd `III at Map!. Ave GOOD SHE PE RD (JP TED P'.s',tor " Dosotas D 1- 11,0 9 1 LUTHERAN CHURCH IF 1Si 111 S SA, nd.sy School $00 Orlando Awe 117 VII 10 508 m 1 IlvthtfanChiurchjnAmerica) Mo,n,noWofSP'c VV I self one or all of these questions. Or others-What shall I do? Whore shall I turn? Why did this have to happen '.7 t.uC. US?) NI II/ ili..( - •, . I know??? Assist Pas! 7 00 in s ill, "..'', St 000 l a ,r ? )ehrs)lll 11(1111 t1tii'. rung. '11w 7 OOp m 1 10 i' Sun lye Worship Wed pr av er it 41 StttCt for 41101(1St ii week. tier litItlIl)', saved a [xi)' about 7- Pp'.ir 400pm. 54Jfl7('' 15 ,'. IirnrcA M°ec 511C '.4)111(41(1W Ilhiu1lged to keep Muriel, swimming at New Stityrna Beach lust Sunday 5511)1 fl 004 in ''° '. vi.,- or . Who am I? What is life? Where am I going? Why am I here??? When will 0 10.004 in '.fl14Y School If tIring the lI44)tI((t P'rm '.1w ii I Community cent.. p ..............,, - ,,, ALL SOULS CATHOLIC section is a genuine heroine. Temporal', Geneva LUTHERAN CHURCH p anthr1 ,4 circulation Who t4l(-tS OUt OF THE NAZARENE ill W 75th Place or GOD CHURCH Minister S Lila in 5 0. in is:u, Pill' !,,,th s'run ASSEMBLY .j CHURCH GENEVA - + --- - I - CR0 • ,•, - t r- 1',,,.' ' . :' P.fIh P4UIChI5On Mqn,U Worship School Z'4'fl ,)r ,%f I ( filed nforntttinni ' .'f.sr -' 'he prohoi w hearing time ..minnl. County Cntwt ;ixlges Harold JnEnsnn and Wallace Hall sa;d Friday they will begIn 'efenday holdint' preliminary hearings the lay -slIer arrest for per-sonc charged with misd.mezsnnri, '.'s.'ep( traffic charges Johnson sasd first lppt'oranres" in c'ltiflty court '.dPll continua,daily all a m and preliminary b.ailngis for person'4 attested for "riminal misdemeanors on lahirdays art inday, 'atIl he held 'sn Mondays Preliminary hearIngs -- r persons irrused sf fel t ,wi ll Inm neIl Tuesdays and ?'ralayt Struck down Vednewtay by 'he 'view Ctleans panel -e is wt ion of th. FlorIda Amended Rules isf rriminal Pr.wa'sliir-' which author-lied preliminary hearings only an .i felons charge The federal appeals 'niwt saUl the oligbl of per-wIn'. .u'ciise-d 4 misdeine.-sn,-sr; pinistuuhh' iv i.tsar ir .-' amli inr,trrerated witboat,, hearing is ;iIst is '..rlous,t' of accused felons ml, th Circuit Court vacated piirt 'if the Miami '- '.- ruling that preliminary hearings must net offen'd vslthin .r days - -The action left standing the stat.' aiprsme isxmr' that the deadline 'shall he Iesa than lt"O'fl ta vu - ,''.rmetliate Satta'utayi, indays in-I leg. Cou,*'d on Pg. Lt ml. (lrl.'uru* f"rk'ral itistrIrt (roirt ruling is f'xpd'rted tarpayers mrr. than 11 million (or additional pervsnrw'l In immerIiatel' beef tip Sernintile C'wint's criminal justice system This rloesn't count more off ice and courtroom spa.'p that will be needed and wn'ried law enforcement officials are urging Stat.' Atty General Robert Shevin to appeal the federal court ruling to the US Supreme Ctirt u.'.king a reversal The ruling affrta courts throughout FlorIda and is npert.'4 to have (4r-reaching ramifications in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas The F"-d.'rat It,trk't Court has uph.ld a Miami Fad.ral ("ott ruling that prisoners mist ,o .tivan i preliminary hearing within seven days of their arrest on .vh.ther then, was probable cause for their arrest,s heal judges say they will try to give a pr-tanner a hearing within 21 hour, of his arrest. Florida state judges have consistently held that no such hearing was reck aired Where the prosecuting attorney flied and "information" certifying cause tar ar-rest. Thus, throughout th.' state preliminary hearings hefare cornnriittIn.ot magis'rat.'s ha','ow boon s.'P.du.d but then canceled + around twrc just r as oh Interstate Most., flupkr JohnSon s Soon Soar to ('Alt 11w' surpri s esIleser I1'USt' thanks to lirritld Angel Muriel ('4lrter! Seents the pretty young huty '.1 Longwood Ph • ay Hy HuH I iJ)Yf) Iferakl doff Writer I1IUII1II 5 t rittCfl by iTlII1+R) '- '" M co+, Managing l-ditor flas Id Ur - ant for John Spoltiki who Is at• lending a seminar In Virginia. ' SarIande SpISOSI HOL 'V CR 051 I 5 Pai Ate - '+ - IX-. - 1. I.e .'.+.J, .'.,,,t+!,' . bp i A IS p in 1 Y'' ''' !./Ii%f 1 + P. t,r II TWR 00P " ustice Of Us John A. %kt *OIlAVIAN C HURL Pt 11HE ; T.ii I • .'"-" A. tC o 41 1 S. ROLLING HILLS ç• ,+j f Y ' 't ,,j L Cost 94%4 to 1+ ra4JuP -" ''1' . timn014?c Srfv i ,i r.i .' i " Siff vice .+. ',•". PIIVCP '" OS , ,,, 45 f" II X• in a ISO Closcri tra.n.ng , ,, ,,, S Xi. Wo,SV. ''' ______ cuwci or 000 $O)W Zlnd SIv..I , 'v-_ I I M%t SOUTI4I UPs MI TISODIST (14t1W(I4 (e SanI.d Ave Ai . llrflI.r!l $1 Million Possible Extra 4) -!-.:.::::~:::::'':: .... _ ... 11 -..1'.-:-:-:.:~:-'.%'1`..1k~ `.,,,iIii'iii 'I('tIl4U!i.%t ,. ,, Cotm.to Mo'n - nQ *0,11.9 Suf'Idp SC hoot .. .. -_ _____ NATION ...... -+ P swU BAPTIST CHURCH lit Pars A v e n ue THt ('vENTH DAY .'.l) .LNTIST CHURCH + _ _ J "a ~ 0 ... I *** ...+Q 111111J R ' A Ik'dgu' ' (',aknd,zr ('Iss_sifiedads ('aunt's ('nwswurd puzzle I**Abljyr I 68 M $4C 5l I L'Craiw Kditueialctsoiunent lte*'u -uye IluapltaIm*es &wiet) 4A 1, 313 t-b,1t - - �. - 6 2A-The Sanford Herald TP'ir' t5srf'.rrj Sunday, Aug. 19. 1973 ' Al :T* Court Cost l50. "Already we need the onal law' he said, but with thm well be able to operate to at least next "I think the pecple will meet the nee&• Rutberg said Ridbergs olYK'e now ezrçoy, fain part -time lawyers two full-time secretaries and one unestagatui. '(mr caseload has prq*d 40 per cent zn the last so days.' be said. -We've handled L2$ felony cases for irithgestt defendants in that time.' APnt pit& defenders also 14sesented X misdemeanor and 15 juierile defendants in the time ped. The public defenders aesdy- attend first appearances in Coiutty Court,. awkig ws-eh days a week, Prr,cmally. I dceit believe the casts, peracemel and paperwork required to cvmpl) with the federal ruling will beas great as people are predicUi' Ruthei-g uid. advamtages of preliminary hearings include the slate testing the strength of their case better recall of of cierds and Weedy astice." Rutherg said in the case of PH aftv eluntnari hearing testimony recorded by court reporters will mean less time Went later calling w-zDis in for ss-cr statements, -And with trariscr- r.s of the c'oirt reporter's notes well be able to progress with the defense quicker" The other states in the 5th Federal Circuit may find ramifications of the New Orleana decisicm greater. acc'crding to Rutherg. Alabama, lii.tTtrp4 Georgia. Arkansas and Texas have differing rules of cnrrunal a general sea etarift.- Herring said the new salaries ir3d amuiurd to sta.000 to fwiüth more of a year and the cvtrity will have hat they say they &ait have." be acm would authorize additional funds for slate needed to attorneys since their for the e Qrcint C3erk Beckwith Jr. said oun drnsicm will need at least two cierks to handle the uicreased paperwork and court time. "1reallycaneUuntilwettroIt.," &&with said. We'll be nc>tifvmg attiE'r.e) ari rub. for the addit.ictial bearing." The comty court derks division has murouned under recent Judicial rriicm from uiie person tine ag o to 13 deputy clerks now, thdutng two who man the traffic bureau to accept traffic fine parts, Last year a total of 5743 mwlewearx cases were filed In county court. Friday the count for this year totaled 9.431 traffic cases and 1.605 cnznznal cases. Sheriff John Polk said cunptiance with the federal rWL09 will coi S5W.OW for 40 deputies and equtpirlient Nc4 only will deputies have to serve the && ditxxtal witiiess subpoenas but the quick relunInary hearings will mean the arresting officer and wvestiga tori will have to appear at the hearings Liking them away from their regular patrols and duties. 1 can't leave pctlicms of the county unprotected tale L"ese men are tied up in catt" Polk said. A key tngredient needed to thaw probable cause for arrest in many cases is evsderte. Polk said the Sanford Crime Laborstalry will have to double Its eight member staff at cost of$O.(In order to try to turn out reports in time for the quick hearings. Herring said the co'sts may hair to allow hearsay erideixe In some Instances. According to Crime Lab Head themlst Pete Ragsdale 'cm evidence analysis wait ruires a mtnlnunn of 2$ hours to process. In many cases the chemist is required to testify In preliminary hearings taking him away from PH backlogging lab work. Most optimistic of court officers contacted by The Herald was assistant public defender Gerald Rutherg He will t- able rit' t.hr ;I ldiW.zial work L. -x.ng C next year has already be n appropriated. Arthur his c cuil ty additluital deputy LW.IJ'.L CiS3 r ff r. 1 Via N LIKE A silent watchman the familiar riverfront shanty maintains it vigil on the water and - all the while 'Old Man Monroe Just keeps on rolling b - . Herald Photo b- Mark Veintz 1 11 -- -- - - the needed construction, taxes to hind dollar 's worth ..l.,..._,•,,,., .• .-S,... 1. . .-&_~ - ;" -: ~ I1- - .1 - .5 4 Florida Ne ws B . Do YOU KNOW ANY OR PEDESTtIAN? c'oW'tJ-oi. increase In need for County Court trial chambers could boost the temporary courtroom requirement to two. Circuit judges have already instituted a change in the juvenile division from one to two judges, Judge Richard Muldrew has resigned as juvenile judge and has been replaced by Judges Clarence Johnson and James Conklin, Circuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. said he has been told by Judge Salfi "that were to have a Juvenile Courtroom," 'at we don't have one or the space for one," Beckwith said. The The original GAINESVILLE. -'l.i. 1 Al', - U.S. District Judge Winston E. Arnow sas it government informant who gained the trust of Gainesville Eight defendants alter it Justice Department attorney deii'41 the iimn was an agent will be allowed to testify against 11w-tn. I-'ralist- ni&'iil iIi.l l- tn,'rs,,n I. Pos' Arnow ruled -•-'. .'•-'-. - ••-•- .•._T- ,.n -------------------------- AaIu.5t - (BE iPECiiC) until dt'ft' nilanls learned - half. O'Malley - '. . (a) P1106LcM - - ' p ' ___________________________________________________________________________ century the Minimum Foundation Program MFP) has been the state's vehicle for channeling funds to local schools. Now the Legislature has scrapped that for the Full Time Equivalent Student IFTE, formula, arid the best thing Its done for Seminole County, said School &upt. Bud Layer , is given the system more money. layer sees the change, which was effective July i, as a step in the right direction to w ar d fairer and more fl exi ble handling of school funds lie saiclehanges would probably be made in the cost of living index used, arid the index used fc allocating funds according to grade level, lie also has r&'rs'ations whether the 'stem will prove as flexible as ', 2, We're working on it sure. It's goingto equalize things when each , ihe new funding Law shifts the emphasis on education to Beginning with the 1974 school 90 year, __________ copies to parents," The new FTE formula will allow legislator, to take a hard look at the cost of some special programs which have grown up over the years. For the first year the 1)-stein "weights" the various programs to give them the same fund ing they are now getting, Only grades four through ten have the basic funding $587 per student. To provide for either smaller classes or a higher paid facility, kindergarten through grade three students generate 20 per cent more money and those in grade, 11 and 12, get lOper cent more. In the really specialIzed programs, the costs go up dramatic-ally For the educably mentally retarded, the figure s$1,304- per chuldandforthespeechttaridlcappj, $5,000 1A I Casselberry Meeting se's-rI square mile territory, to d-eveloix4l nuijor portion of Sterling Park, north of Red Bug Road arid the 156 acre Bent Tree site south of fled Bug. 'lint' unnexuiliumns will anti Its' 541U-ait toil-' I .t .-lt-' in planned unit deve'lopment see the city grow 2$ per cent i)'UD zoning with overall overnmgnt, density in Sterling Park at five Conditions of the annexation, units per acre and in Bent Tree at seven units per acre. set by the city, are that developer donate its sewage tlrrgrnsn said. treatment plant Ito be ex . At this rate the developer panded to 500,000 gallons per t'ontrubution to improve city tia>- capacity befon' annexation seryic'rs will be $740200 When built out, this will mean 6,2 procedures are- completed), that the developer give its additional homes in water plant with planned ('dse!trri-y and an estimated . j1ru%vIjwnt3 to t1w city and a $100 per unit with each building permit to improve ci ty sersites, City Manager lIon lk'rn,uin said I 1,' I,. .. ( ,. r - - has asked for mostly from companies ()'Malley received gift's totalhe helps regulate, three Florida television stations say. uti required of all (Cabinet members, the con tribons were gave outfits University police don't rectanmend that 16,479 new citizeru to more than double the city's population, A water and sewer connection let-of $375 per home will be paid t,>'ttw developer to the city until ,,,si,,.the t4.si'pin..r'i. 151) -. ''V" - a .,'.t..s BE INDICATE BELOW, ()' Malle'y $375. It - WILLING TO DISCUSS THE ABOVE, SHOULD IT BE DESIRED, PLEASE (THIS IS NOT REQUIRED -- YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PUT YOUR NAME TELEPHONE: MAIL FORM TO: Seeks - CITY HALL, SANFORD, FLOR IDA 32771 - serving the courthouse. City ministrative Manager Warren Knowles said this part of the study could be used as the basis for further Shie'nuf's Departme that is slated to Increase year by year the number of personnel who will require nearby parking. - ' - Ivn,f. -' - r,rtmnf ant r'' '" ' ,,rnI'.lmn,. r' ' " ,.,,,4 "ta 1111111th ri4 _ -I,'-- L .iA ., - throughout the city, Their contract with the city calls for study to determine feaslb4lity, ,,-. ..A "i sm i s ., - Vi ,.,..,u. UIWU- 11- governmental area," Vthlen said the county hopes to le t a con tr act wit hin two seeks for design within four months of the courthouse additlm Construction started this week for a two story ad- un weam.s wing once Young was not reauls to an, Ilan" f or II.' ra'niiammits'r i V of 11K. tract at this tutu' litsaid, luowi-vr'r, land plan st'ieh,'s tutie bet-ri i'tsimiplete*ltiy 'l'allaat, Wcmnnrs and Associate., ,ount # I 78 TTT ' - , k .41, ,,~ J ! --- i~`~i - , . " r J. 12o* ASSORTID - ' REG OR DIET J1 , ~A~ 1~ `~tt, -~_ ~~ ,I , -,we . - .i'[' ~ .. 111140NUMENT. CO. _~ _ ____ - . ..~~ ____ '_- - '' FREE CHECKING-SATURDAY (POP UI5'j' t. ' , .11!i ~ ~ ',' I ,'\ "I"r !ir ;UST IN j. /I TIME 't I ; ~ II33 , J7 . 1 , I I ~1 f'> 89c I SYLVANIA 41 ALL a 110: . . I'! . F MAGI CURES ...... -a a 129 I 99C M L' . :.:-. uM sus m n - . ' ILISSi',' stt.' 77 c mc (:,t J7 W(rM/ c .,. a& ' t 6 7 __~~ SPRAYER TOOL, r0 , . -I __ ~ '1 N 8 (, (ii ELEC. JUICER / ,\ _ _14 _ 1Ip- - :\ I AC ''-" 99 78c ,iiIil!:, l 11! _411111F ___ I - - -__:_______ ~ .- ___ ___ - -=~~-~'-=--7-----;.~-7:;-.--,--~-.1~~--:t~--=Z~-=~--=:7-.--.=--::=7---:=----:__ - - - - ___ - _ . ___ 3. - __ I - - .. ' - ~ _A . LAWN ; d " I i d u~_ 21 1 - 4 ' - % KNEE-HI HOSE . 0 ..% 1.I - RIG 79" ~. % , . " . ~ 48 ----I- ___ - - - __ _,7_____=___1________ ç-'................. - - . ' 0 Q _,___ - __ - _____=_,____=~__=.~__ -_- I--:--__-.--:___z_ . - - - -- ---- - i1 ' i!l-1 '. I . 99C N1 57- . WITH PILLOW y'''.' ~I I ,-- !! 1 ~1 . 11 1 ~-~ ~ AIR MATTRESS ', 't"'"'It' I~ \ 1 ,..- , t -, r - ".: - I - ~ . '' ,( PROCTOR SILEX I. $ .I A* 11 C . . .5 .... I 11 I '' t; ' I ~ -_ 99 SALE I fi 19 I II !I- _ _ _ _ 5,,'l S sac'm ' _ , t flOc : 20 ASSORTED ITEMS PORTABLE FAN ! Am __ , I 11 I 49c . ~11~~ J . . ....'..'... STAY FREE BIG VALUE' ~ -4 . CEPACOL 14 OZ. MOUTHWASH 10 CANS _ -. - - WILKINSON BONDED BLADES TOP CANS BANKING-24 HOUR TELLER A 2 FOR I KODAK FILM FOIST NATIONAL UANIS I' MAITLAND FIM644-7000 is ,. p.. I,. [ iL BS I .. 5.. DELANO When 4 Win aftl 734-85111 S a.. a,. 01.4 Pi 5'.1C pun, ,55 y.' J.•454..i b1, P.5u ,4)s uI W,øJj black and ,,h,ts I,I.. Os ik e s.ga.Iai p..;. of Unit .e -- rw- ' I f 1. -- q T -. - 100 TABLETS !, ,- ,.., - -' 1, 1`1 I ' 1A 1 -- SALE CONTINUES THRU MONDAY? ~ . ' ~ ; II FLASHCUBES ' DRINKS F_ - _________ S EXCEDRIN , To do you part in pinpointing Sanford's tr affic pm'otilenis full nut and mail to City hall the qus'stIsrn.ure in toulay's ti.'rald i~ ~_ STtV ANIA - SHASTA I - (. __ . LJ, . I . 24 - - I. I, li '. .I I %;,,~ . , ,,~1`, ~ I J ~ , , %4 P - '' i '` - 19! •.. ta I ~ (.?~ , LOW : PRICE c 1 . I- - 1 INCHES VALUE HI f.l ?' d~ .58 ,/ t4_ k/ . wait too long for a light change, for the *flti consultants are Interchange, purchased ttseek for $2,21&000 lull Young if flit. 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'P o. ulmaaAL QE ed n - BICYCLE S .1 Vfl5 L design tip Orlaiulii ('i-mitral I',irk - ~ ' lI 7 OZ - - - - ~ . - 1. .4 -, 1 C BY GALAXY iirt for th' industrial tilt tu park dubbed ''Gre-en Belt irs West," whutli will I*siilar tir - women skvc'lo*mnent firmin of lIrattls's '.,Immln: amid lit ss :its'r l'rpi'rti' Inc. s..sicl lulling has t*'t'ii 'ii, leel parking strut turt- as asking >ou to help pinpoint propused fur the site by city traffic problems existing commissioner Julian Sten. throughout Sanford strom I'lle t'ngint-ers want to know County (Junumuss.ion Chair- locations in the city where man Sid Vihlen Jr. said Friday Herald readers find It hazam-that the addition ci a third floor doi,is for drivers or pedestr ians, to the cow'thoj, sou th wing for note traffic signs or signals that '.-----twnroums and offices can't be wen, even at night and "will heighten the parking the locations of traffic signals crisis in the downtown where drivers feel they have to Utxwr it* new annexation the pres,-nt traffic WW parking 1km • l/fc)es I-IeIç) In F'cr1cing preparation of a generalized parting strategy for downtown and developi ng a traffic c-U'culation plan. Also Included In the study will be estimates of approximate size and cost of improvements needed at the city parking lot ' Al') si;uttiamidi'istsul the I.uke M r'' , a voice In the will take about 90 days to traffic and parking study that complete the annexation and will identify present and r jrlaririiti, i' l're'Iiiiim,.ar uniter '> fo r 'srt.'.trut tin it an industrial (office park complex on 16", acres of the complex acre parcel I> Inn: t*'twi'vmi l.ikul'iit,iu, Iliad and lnta-rstats' I ADDRESS: requirements set by special problems vnu can have legislative act, Bergman said it Flit - i.a' INDEX CARDS Comp lex I s P l ann point, th e Bond Company will y 5 Iirl n,, -1-A nay the regular $750 per unit by a New Orleans federal cowl coosethon fee, according to Wednesday may make the Bergman, fitingcfls*s even mfloteacijt, The city has not as yet placed Officials agree that ina value on the utility system, creasing population, number of but City Engineer B. C. Conklin vehicles using the streets and iii working out plans with the highways and further exdeveloper to tie the city arid pansiori of the courthouse and Eagle utility systems together, cities' governmental buildings Bergman said, tndowntownSanford will add t.o rJ ('srgi:, U Guy. Lester nation necils more information about Watergate to clear away Its 'h>pocrnsy and dishonesty." "Trouble comes when pr'op1i' art' kept Ignorant and we are doIng too good a job of that," M:.ukiox said Friday in a speech to the Tallahassee Tiger Bay (leitu. lie saul he did not believe President Nixon should resign hut he should 'alnniI the whole truth 'j'AlJ.AIIASSEE, Maddox says the - ,' t women, " Pollee have made three arr ests in th e nine rape cases and so far obtained one conviction. Th e atta ckers have been describe.] as in t he ir 20h and those arrested ha ve been nonstude nts, Sewell said. Students ha%e criticized th e university for having too small a police fore.' and inadequate lighting on campus. Sesa-Il said .seven police-mien are assigned to patrol the hilly 340-na-re campus during each shift Th e current student body of 6,000 swells to 19,000 w hen the fall quarter begins twit ' NAME: problems in the city. Cut) hall The pr-aspect of an Influx of The Orlando consulting firm defendants and witnesses to the of Campbell, Foiworthi and vi capacit> is used up. At that courthouse for additional Pugh Inc. has started g.athering ,nn u,,. 'Il S - ! _. 100 CT. ('siflipUS. Maddox: More Watergate I' li: I'll, 1. - 10 S PEED C SCHOOL OR II HOUSEHOLD GL UE I - 1. PNUT ;iI , 48c 90a ER QIGULAQ 'iq- themselves, but Sewell says most coeds adequate arsenal of weapons in their purse. "Car keys, hair spray and rat-tail combs are all effective weapons. but they don 't do any good 11 th ey're In th e purse.' he said. Women st ud ents are advised to ha ve a potenti al weapon ha ndy when walking on cam pus al on e at night. tnt' said Th e recent rapes at Florida State occurred when women walked alone at night, accepted rides from str angers or left residence hall door-s unlocked, Sewell sa id, Most of th e victims were coeds, but he said a 60-year-old crippled woman who walked wi th the aid of a ca ne was assaulted tatter accepting a ride from a young man near A citrus contractor has been conTAM I'A, F'Ii r A I'i vii'ttsi in federal eurt litre it :i 'srunb of sitiuggling illegal alu-u.s (ruin Mexico into l'iorta. found Bob Staton, SO, guilty Friday of A nirw'-nne,inbsr jury foundd recruiting Mexican smuggling thcmn across the MexIcTexns border arid trucking them to Florida citrus groves. U . S. District Judge lien Krent.zman set the sentencing for ON THIS FORM!) City PAPERMATE 98 BALL POINT PEN. AP - I , 4i,-, ,; 1( _, ~ : 1 !_0r P - I arm alr eady ha ve an Alien Smuggler Convicted ._......,_ agai -- I said. - Sanford officials are asking recommend immediate and foe' Herald readers' help in lung range action programs seeking solutions to the Fill out the questlonalre In mounting traffic and parking today's Herald and mail it to Sterling Park Annexation Due ratifying Land annexation deal which will make otonumnental change's In tine imnunit'mpalmty, The petition for annexation by the Dick Bond Company includes 1,100 acres, the un 4. IF YOU WOULD wishes "More u-aportar5t," said Layer, 'schools will be required to publish an annual report of their progress anti uiüsn Ict cent." Is expected to begin procedures Thomas springs hank - (a) EXPLAIN PROBLEM one county-wide committee, which will not preclude each principal forming a committee comm for his awn school if he supervisory units," said layer. 'It also means In vocational areas a person may obtain a certificate to teach based on experience, rather than education. In the area of tetbouks we have more flexibility, and each school may spend 25 per cent of textbook m on ey an books not on hit- state's approved list. The old figure was tern atIlsl:30p.ni.nncetingMonday misloner-Treasuri'r ing $7,300 this year, (A) LOCATION least one School Mvthoryc.iunjtteeto give as',tonon. educator s. Seminole's school board is working to establish experience, rather than education, Layer said this will affect Seminole schools In several spheres. "It's now up to the school board to adopt salary schedules, and determine the number of administrative and Casselbrrry-Ttme city council DRIVER, ARC NO CARS ON CROSS STREET? IF SO PLEASE INDICATE acLow: a seperate earning unit," This should put an end to "showplace" schools for those in favored, usually affluent, areas at the expense of other schools in some county systems. Layer said no school In Seminole county Is in this favored position, although naturally it is an advantage to be in a newer school. lawmakers decided there was a need for more citizen input and ordered each count,' school board to establish at supervisory units." sand lin)'cr. "It also means in vocational areas a person may obtain a certificate to teach based on HrraldStafl Writer Al'i- -,Sta Ic Insurance ('ow- -- spheres, "It's now up to the school board to adopt salary schedules, and determine the number of aamlnutrative and Es"TES BY 3. Do you KNOW OF ANY TRAFFIC SIGNAL THAT MAKES YOU WAIT TOO LONG WHEN THERE BUD LAYER basis ofstuth-nt.s, "This puts the emphasls where it ihoukjbe. on the children," said la >-er. But the new system doe's more than that, according to Dade Sen. Robert Graham, head of the Senate Education Committee and likely candidate to replace retiring Education Commissioner Floyd Christian, 'Ibis is a profound change in that it represents a major shift or responsibility for the state to local school districts," he said. Layer said this will affect Seminole schools in several Ih I)oNN SEEN - units, the new system sends money on the - BC Typ: S 10N (SIGNAL ) - bolted, per cent of the money "generated" by a school's pupils will havetobespentonpuptlsinthat school, "It's still vague wha t expenditures cone out ci this 90 p'r rot," said l.'vr ' W- r" .ri tog on it now, One thingl,. Do YOU .(P.Ov OF ANY TRAFFIC SIGHS OR SIGNALS THAT CANNOT EVEN AT PlIGHT? IF SO, PLEASE INDICA TE BELOW: (A) LOCATION - A) I AS.Sl- E, Fla. Gifts M I At first glance the change seems merely tectmlcal, a new way of keeping books. Instead of allocating dollars on the Lists duly reported b) ()'Mallt'v to the' Secretary of State's office, stations W l'I .(., Mianil; WJ xi, JacksonvIlle, and WTVT, Tuiminpa said Friday. 'fliestatIons said 14 Florida insurance executives and one front Atlanta donated inure- than $2,500, A Green Cove a -- 30 shut not to I ~" o " .? 1 ~'il i A toed escort service' wa.s rt'it, ta, ate.] earlier this month in an effort to disco urage wouldbc rapists . More tha n 50 girls called the universi ty police sta ti on to request an escort during its first 10 days of operation. But Sewell says precaution ary steps taken by police cannot prevent rapes wi th out a cha ng e in atti tude by potenti al assa ult victims. 'Ita pe is a crime of opportunity and th e-re nave been several good opportunities w hich have been taken advantag e of. People tend to let clown t heir guard during the summer quarter and when th ey do, they get tilt," Sewell said, lie has start ed a series of lectures In sorority houses and wirmue'n's dormitories to encou rage coeds to use common sense when walking on campus. "Walking alone at two o'clock in the morning In a da rk area if campus is not using good common sense," he said. St-well also urges coeds to avoid at tr acti ng rapis ts wi th provocative clothing such *3 hot pants wi th ba re midriff halter tolls. "Being stylish Is one thing, but some of the more ex treme "an enco urage attac ks ns he rclatioustiip or deliberately elicit Information on strategy from the defense. I1oc was Florida coordinator of the Vietnam Veterans the War and wits assistant southeast regional coorFriday morning that he had itinator been telling the Fill of their activities the post year and a 9 ~ C E 1 ,, 1 ` ~1~1 1 1 touch," Five rapes have been reported th is summer and nine since last September in th e vicinity of the sprawli ng FSU campus, Sewell said, Th ree assaults were repor ted during t he 1971-72 school year. FBI Informer To Testify CAT$ON IN THE C ITY WHICH IS HAZARDOUS FOR DRIVER N ' ', 1 .-4 F F' ',A t; FILL R I I ,I,l,AhlASSEE, Flit. Al'.- The number f reported N has tripled at F'!:;ruln State 1mt'ersity, psrtly te'rmu,'w' of an "ivory tower" attitude of coeds who str oll along dark campus s tr eets clad in provocative cloth ing, officials say. "So many students have an it-can't-happen-to-me atti tude . They get ca ug ht up in th e education th ing and it's hard for th em to realize th ere are nasty people In th e world who will takt advantage of th em," said Jim Sewell, public infisrrnatlon officer for th e university po lice . "As a result, criminals figure the campus Is an easy Misturrist'. wittiiwt their I9'I '1,\Il%JI,tSS1'l" l"Li Al' tii reprieve by auto license tags have been given a one-tk ;- [I c ubin Asks's A.ske'w announced l"ridav an extension of the deadline until midnight nest Friday because of a shortage (if licenses available in Itroward, Palm Ileach, hnellas and Ililisborough Counties. deadline was midnight Monday. IF SO, PLEASE INDICATE BELOW: . .- - .. - the Imndivkival school. efs ri Tag Deadline Extended bond referendum has a chance to pass, Vthlen said, tithe count> furnishes a temporary courtroom near the courthorase. A committee appointed by count)- commissioners is now working to locate and firm up plans for the temporary A 4 1 's - 'a , ; 1 1 1i 1 ~i !1 ,~ ' 1 P FSU Coeds Cause Of New Rapes'.? 40 "It hwit received wldesoread publicity but they judges have sand thes can win the lawsuit if its nec'essar .'' The judiciary has agreed not to file a Lawsuit before the ç, 300 ,l i,, I - classroom i4Ui IiI I') r" I 04 urea'. TA Ill Herald Stall Writer basis of •_,• .5.. ... .... .1 IL. il., .5.. III II I t'IIIiii' SUl III'S III usSr isis, .555 - tratMIfl(l to acc3r±n "Tb.' supply Ii unlimited," said Joh n Mosley, direc tor of the Miami fe de ral narcotics enforcement agency. "Anti over th e past live years smugglers have learned how to transport it," &'tuie'titer added, Miami used to be the big drop point. Much of the illegal drug cargo tame in there by plane. Now more and inure of it Is coining in by boat to remote portal leesburg. Agents staked out the spot unit arrested six men as they pulled up in tars lwfore dawn to load the con- of county judges for Seminole in the bill last session the A.rci five option was overlooked and Seminoles third county judge went down as the second. The new legislation was passed and Seminole still has cvii, two unty cowt judges Judge Sail I said corrective action could be taken by legislators 11 a special session being talked for November is called. County Commission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr said ad. dition of a $1.5 rnithcsi third floor to the south wing of the new courthouse at Sanford will be proposed on a bond referendum ballot for voters in November. Also on the bond ballot will be proposals to tank] a new central count)- law enfoe-crment comp lex and sail at Five Points, it south Seminole courthouse annex and a new Agriculture Center building. Circuit Judges have already put co un ty commissioners on notice if the bonds f or the courthouse addition d on 't Pass the court will require commissioners assess ad valor-em to po lice. 1.sriipa and ( usluivihaii Another million was lightly packed In 25 411 ° alongside Most of the smuggling charges are still pending. Marijuana grows by the acre in mountainous areas in Ja nnaicaandColomtAa, making it difficult for local agencies to runs 1between .1 4 Plan quarter of siiirrIr:, porthole of the banana boat, Maya which makes regular . Officials u the need for a third Seminole County Court will Increase with a federal taint ruling that persotu arrested on misdemeanor- charges must be $I%"Ut prelmunary hearings. And so will the needs of more office 9C ix cit kNlS of the CC5lXt and cZtrCCis. Legislative action in a special session could SU)lY the third judge and voter approval of a November bond referendum or a lawsuit brought by local judges could pro-vide the additional offices and courtrooms. County Judge Harold Johnson said if "1Y present two county judges conducts preliminary bearings at one time there apparently wool be an immediate need for another County Court trial umber 'We need the third judge already and this ruing is just gotng to aggravate the problem, - Jc'Pu'son said. "I can see us holding preliminary hearings Monday afternoon and Into the handle the weekend "U two judges are needed to hold the hearings there .ild be 5PC fObkTt5 be said A taIl was introducedd in the Last legislative session giving riric1e a third ccur.t udge and ixal citf'nc-ials came viii frcvn Tallahassee after its passage thinking there waiild be a third judge. i -111c) earl itiake 1,000 cigarettes (ruin a pound and sell tlit'iii at 75 cents :spiet-r,' Scharliter said. Iist January U S. (ustns agents seliest Iwo tons of the Illegal weed In separate hauls In Central Florida. One ton, Male.] in 2 watertight oilskin bags, was dangling out the Judge Needed ? Th ird ni or grass from - _________ to > JLAS I'ArrF..SON hrt ing weed In a burlap sack he had found. The man led police to the spot where they found the pot. laden barge stuck In sand Seven persons were arrested (Al smuggling charges and authorities sei,e.1 th e contraband arid later burned it. In the fourth major haul this year, seven tans of marijuana wcrr 'iunflscated and sev.rn men arrested during a raid on two hont In Tampa flay. Investigators said they had the boat, the Night hawk, un. tier surveillance and around midnight June II saw 6,000 iuunds transferred In suwk.s to a smaller boat that had pulled ( Schachter. :1551 ' FOLIt WEARY WHARF KEEPS PATIENT EYE - - Mesk-o, but estt'nl along the l'astein Sealloard up Into lIre 'isinlinac as sell "I )t'rnantl Is there and the supiplv Is try log catch 'l," 511141 Stan rtta iii regis I adm nistrator for the new 11 S, Dtug l'.tilott'i'iiiefll Administration In Mbutiii. lit-s ) tars ugo weil Iltul slslpiiients of 50 to 100 sm but now It's suiting In by the boat pounds, stnintth load In tons." he ahl Most of the iiiarijwina Ii UIIIIIIIK into the southeastern United St.ateJiumii J:iniiili-a and ('olonibla, 111gb quality South sells for $200 a psitinti and brings a rlt':iler four tmnies that miitnh. violate the attorney-4'llent Schools Get More Money - f)ixlr' County authorities seized the grass after a man stopped two deputies to see if th ey could Identify an i'ndd look- aren't confined to lb.' Gulf of piw'lirit's c;t'ogia and ( rcght p ,111111111 barge near Cross City in what is descrlt,ed as the single largect ninrlJtinnii haul In the nation', history Its local courts. However his admuustratve asa.staat uthca ted there could be problems tanning out preliminary hearing traracripu within a few days because of inadequate office apace for the court rexa1er's office in the new $4 million courthouse at Sanf ord. He said taint rep rtais now take their notes home to tape dictation for tL'4.! ' ' t traicnpts 'We &nt ha e the office space cc equipmen. to do it all here," he said. Herring said he believes es no reason to hai, preliminary bearings because of the liberal disc-aver) rules available to all defendants through their private or 'The Governor asked for nominations for the court appointed counsel. judgeship," said Draninick Salfi, Chief Judge of the l oth "With preliminary bearmgs I can foresee ta hat-mg to iiducia] Circuit SernuKnk-&rsaz-d , "but we then found out put cvi fullbkrwn tnals to determine if there was probable a wrUi,g figure in the bill cheated us." cause for arrest,' he said. "And there will be practical Salfi said when the Senate-House Judiciary Committee problems doe to the time it takes to process evidence , was Inking In the numbers of county judges for counties a He said even if a committing magistrate fails to rule mistake was made and oily two judges were listed for there probable cause for an arrest and dimues the Seminole. Seminole already had two county cci.irl judges. defendant the state attorney can still file an information Under Article five, judicial resisnm, last year the second and have the person arrested again if be feels there is judge was provided when Saxdce'd phased out its city court idence than prer.entt1 in the prehr.:r.ar hearu-g ,-'d began sending traffic and misdemeanor cases to County 54tTi.tt probable cause, Ccurl. W1'e'n the legislative cunnuttee was totaling the number 11 Grows 013 1 A In March, egenta confiscated nine t"ns from a grounded i- ut enough New coastal - -Florida is Pibnd and more liberal cm discovery" he said. "It's the widest open slate in the nation." Discovery procedures rtqte diskanire by buth the state and defense of facts or &cuments s-bath EU afford material evidence in a criminal case. Official court reporter Norman Robbin said he could not estimate the effect of the federal ruling an has eight reporter operation until after be receives orders train the additional oAlli ng I), -,rei,,, suinguling r.z'edurc }C1TS I - i be exc4uded in the ctaftcm:' Srmmk--&twwd sate Atty. AbbuC }3rinj said ratastrcçic ==power and court time" will be required lotafly to cariply with the federal croott rulmg. "1 dc&t believe the US. &qiruzie Czw.zrt will td this d." be said as be 1de*xtsd wTth's Tallahassee office urging an appeal to the highest cvort. "I'rn hcpthil the attorney general will get this before the U.S. Supreme Coon quickly before we get Into big mess," Herring toad astant at Reeves Bowen. Herring said his ck*, the sheriff and ciscult clerk will be hardest hit if the federal ruling standa. "11 need at least a me-third isticrease in staff 4udxng two astant slate attorneys, another invinigator and two more special legislative, marijuana expected with three more Is .ei-s. caauV all A Nearly $30 million lb of to roll lii mislilion t'Ig:,rettrs tins been sci:r4l along Florlila's west tiwsi this sr'ar in ahorteti 4'$H'ratluns that federal ik ug lighters say stein front the soaring ditnand for pot '1A1I'A , liii , C~c't !rc-.. Pa g e I space Pot SM uggli 4 - 4i 11 i'sId MW &--I , M aft a I I M-1, - �Sanlord Herald 44— The g. 19',73 4u19, Sur1y. - Editorial Comment The Army is filling only 7f per cent of its r(c'rulting goal under the volunteer concept and this means it is in trouble There are many reasons why it as in trouble, along in lesser degrees with the other military services, and one if the seldom mentioned but important reasons that it too often is a bit remiss in keeping its ;iimises. "promise now, forget later" as c't of man. years and it may be reflected in the r'cruitment figures. The highly intelligent men np)y are not enlisting or. in the case of of' c•rs. are not taking commissioned active duty tours July figures shw 31 per cent of enlistees had intelligence scores below what once was a This policy of minimum Congress runs hand in hand with the military ser iee in neglect of recruitinç promises as it goes on budget cutting expeditions whenever the bullets stop flying Several recent incidents reflect not only this neglect of com- mitments but lack of compassion f or the loyal men who have served long and well. Capt David Thursarn. an infantry officer from Sacramento. Calif., is one victim of the Pentagon's shortsightedness Thursam recently RIFed. RJF means reduction in force — and it happens to lots of officers kicked out when the computers or Congress and the Pentagon say "cut down,' How the computer picked out Thursarn would be difficult to comprehend. He is a \'ietnam veteran, decorated for valor with the Silver pinned on his chest Star and tht Bronze Star by no less a person than Vice President Spiro T Agnew. In addition, Vietnam Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky decorated him with the Vietnamese Crass of Gallantry . ,)(-- ;0(- the d''cr-;tions and an eemplarv iriiri Th;ir-r record ot er sam has been kicked out of the Army There are 4,4(Ni other officers being tc.ced out of a career they thought was permanent, and a big share of was — ; — ...' those were top men in their grades The callous approach of the Army to this whole matter is readily apparent and has a comes from it airport where traffic controllers aated their quarters when a swarm of bees ::c'ved in The bees were estimated. it says here. twcen 7D(i and 1.Oki As any farm boy knows, when you count bees you start with a million. — Hope (Ark. , Star year iadian to be released. " That settles anftiri li pral b E O'iN FRENCLVE Young Generation Needs Shaking Si .IA"ST W" HSuAS (npir ',rws Srrvlrr outraged at tht idwr either, irrang report emerging trcirr goings on Nm one gets the unprruum recent festivals is that folk got Frnnkh. I never cared who thri'd rtrw the dnnrhell first to themselves into this yarn just to $ornt'ont better U.el,t :ht dtci %.,li.li It Wh.iti,. prot'ideti ." if it's or. Irriprcvernen t s-a s Lb.'. attended the biggest rock festival In tus*or', or same y ounger generiltino" and pvc thes were adult Rut I'd rather in mariners if not mnrai. them it good shaking the% didn't do it or m front Perhaps the nut dhea'- such nnr're. I think they're all uleep at ;uitl!I8hI _______ Uw' switdi W(!Tt wrung parents out and gntholn4 about it a 5*t of r'ompk'Is disarra% and atian- . festival This summer's rack jam. b% contrast, hiii'.'t t*en a disgusting example or cantormit and toertatism Whenever more than half a Of Urn agf. 0011101. pecipit, ai. am together. buttock it. zinc be' termed "or drr1" there's cause for uibonal c'on'rrr. The aituatrnr would seem it. rordirn U.. worst fears of urban p1anner that we art f ,I VOLTOLINE - fr EWEY ROBINSON - ':uliI,o, PC F Q' 1, j Acr"!. sif• — ' ~Ns S WILL AM c1ln' cr.rt I Mechanical Sup' RALPIMAYS Cumj Poo,i Forpm.' .-RISNELON '..,,7Iflt EdIIo V INC EN'T - RAY STEVENS d,P*' ?ufi Ph to P,rs R Don, opma' S,uB,tIp1 100111 Rt'rLs S" r u. '0. % P IØ d'I'k i'r ..' , ' nqti ' ...i"tr .."' ci I ii: : t:, dI 'os )'O'.ck It,& all Firmin , M'?' to 1) 'II l Won't t Mir,l!'i. 1 16 7t . 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The authorities, explain that with more than S 000 rune i it sa t posso was's' a tear in t he na tion's s i xth largest city bit' in pursue individual eases very long Scsi dces bunching ' of these in particular areas arouse the police to unusual runasitv famihes of Houston runawas's and perhaps couritlu'eu others For we can imagine the tens of thousands of such, disappearances there must be in the whole nation each tear Quickie', I put this together in my mind with another fig un' which popped into print not long ago Some iie'e rnillscin rr,cr,cans 65 and over are destined to die alone and unat iredeod otter unnoticed for days or we'e'ks In this free society committed ostensible to the full dig n:% of the individual human bow can such absolutely Stun n.r.c neglect oc'cur Where' amid this celebrated affluence the world is sup posed to ens's. is the real sense of eommunitt of famils', and the c.ring and proiec'tton thee are presumed to offer" - Here' is the place where 1 find pertinent a comment maul.' to me in Puerto Rico be' worldly wise former Got' Lois • Minim Man-in I had asked him s-tat Puerto Ru'ans generally are, as is truh the' case so warmly and acutelt' responsms'e to leader ship which for the most part the% have had in good mea sure The same cannot he said for people in mane I air . lands "\ "'"' ' , -. "'..___. ' ! '"-,,, , .'- - ) c" the butt S e'.* vtUr?, Even anon itt tnighterung to. cunsithr a '\ "- ,' ' "' or "_ ' - ,, , - 'I— . "''' - f fl - -..-. ' - I - \) - ' - . T'')-, , . 411 ~ __-/ ~ _ ,.. P ;,, By Don Cas,'e> Time was when g9vernmeztt jobs, whether on a local, state or national lec'e-1 tvpirall; paid less than comparable' jobs in the private sector Government employment s-as desirable, however because of sec'urit% pensions and other benefits Not so any more, as far as pay is concerned. that is In fact soaring government payrolls have played a major role in triggering the current inflationay spiral - contends one student of the subject pq China's U.N. Reps Exemplary rot Morse ,.aucl tht .)uncse offer U us:'rease its U.''. rontributturi carrot because of the United Natiuns' dart financial situation But. Morse said, the U.N budget is reali'. musun' derstocid 'instead of rattling off some meaningless figures, let me put it this wa'. the annual regular budget of the United Nations us lean than the budget of the Ne York City Fire tpartment Most pecilt dun", realize holpi small it really WASHINGThN The' People's Republic of China dlepitscsi to the United Nations is xnx-rsamg rvrr'.'one with the' currecthess of its behavior. "The Chinese are good U.N members. '.er good There 's at' question about that." said F Bradford Morse. undersecretar) general of the United Nations for political and General AiaenthI affairs Murat is the tugbesl.rankzng American in the U.N. tuerw'ch, just under 5-etar'i -Generiti Kurt Waldheim. He was it. Washington rrcentl tot the taping of a radii program and ir an intervsea afterward talked about the rcmai-katth' adup:ubilit' of the Chinese' Li lift ut the' United No'junz, "Fu, wit thin,' naid Morse. to former cungresz.azi trtmi Masaschwwth., "the Qcuwrst have recenU' vvlamtarjh increased their own contribution to the U.N They're earnest participants in the relief effort for the di'vught'atnickrn areas of Weal and Central Africa" Morse said the Chinese are generally soft-spoken and polite, the s'er uwdel of diplomatic' decorum "me unI t&nu the; really get excited Mollie tiungs. It seems, is when a qlitstlon concerning the Soviet Union ccnnes up." said Morse "There 'a no love lust there, believe' ' 15." If Wit, so wiall, why does everyone say the United Nations is. "brake" "Mb dear friend.' Morse said. "the' U.N. is broke. Recenti we've had U' ataurt about k million to R million just because of the devaluations Negotiations we under wa it. solve the financial plight" What atinul the feeling that the United Stales is paying the freight f or the United Nations while the tiny Asian and African states are hard!) paving anything' "The' United States is Lie on!) natuai that pays the nutzununa of . per cent from any one' source that was imposed by the General Assembly," Morse said "But tinder a formula which brings in fact,ors of gross national product and other things, the American share is considerably less than same others" vate &ndustrs Mrs. Lteverty W. Adam,e water Weeds Editor, Herald: does not nec'cssarilt conform to the sIws of The herald, hioseser, disc r gent irpu olone and the frc'edism 5' sprees one's are' unalnsta'.s of our Ii'' America. The herald's news columns hate alsuass, and sIc. at-s sill, treat objc'ctis rI'. an'. news esent c.v repuirt.i 'Only Kings Judge Kings' I Osteen Bridge the spraying program north of Lake Monroe could be curtailed. Second, the St. Johns River is relastivcl narrow- at ('Isteen ltndgc, probabi) lc's,c than It-vi, 'imc' plaaiu.s Cu'.41U be t'' neled Into a harvester much ,sideyit loo—Ur M' Oftentimes in out lives we are faced with a series of trying arid difficult days and overabundance of .CffliU4ti.'. amposaibk decisiuna, I feel as a black man and as a human hieing that when the chips art down and all around you seern to be' t'h*uq: in at the' annie time. thu is wta'n you really need a friend I ought remind you that after your landslide victir). ym packed a team of dedicated nien your error was that tiut' team you picked was not it Want of friends. Personall). I understand the real Mr Richard Nixon I will not judge it prejudge' yaw Latest problem but, at the sane tune. 3 think that the public deserves !iirr. you have Lu' kno'.' that fur 2P be-er lurke'd around LiLt a football Ft".e meti Itl their htt'tines huts't ever had the prrsadenc stulen from them as was the cae wiacti John F Kenneth and Ms)ur Itactiard [Hek-) of Qucago took the election from you. but you didn't give up—you lutz worked with. '.uu, has helped yac didn't give' up When you came' to California to run fir ztt'''rnat and you were beaten Lae EdmundG i Pat ,Brown. you again showed emotion and you again learned defeat It is rather ironic that black, America, who has never supported you, shoula at this tine learn arnie unique lessons from You 1 You never give up. ''ou art whenever your temper got the' beat at you Arid )Isu twit own'; utteei' friends like John Mitchell—as the cam iiiunder-zn.chiel of the greatest MflI) Ui the world, at a leader of the greatest country in the world, as an individual who posaesaea so tinuch power. as the' man whom the free world roust loUt, to and trust fat btlippIC11111 As - ______ " _____ ' -- of Late Friday, there were 19 major blazes covering Iciest fires. * Since 11565 emplo'.'rnent ti'., state and local government; has increase-C b a tnird adding 2 6 million more workers to the 7 7 million then e'nnplcmycd Government emplose's at all le'ceLs now account for over II per cent. or almost a fifth of all wage's and salary Workers V. jib gut ernment purchases of goods and services now rrachunç the rate of *233 billion a year 22 per cent of the ross 'ss.tiz"s! Praduri their mnflaauomiary potential is toe Mat to ignore', say's Kuhn — — The main battle' against inflation will not be won and rwi be 1o.t tie' warns if the' government attempts to con ',"s 'mril unicir- war-s uS inustrual workers and if at true-; to ti:iiC rtwt. n.s'r.'c Lice- prices of big business firms — 4 Officials also said a rash of fires was reported shortly after nightfall in Northern California and a few small, easily controlled fires were reported in Washington and in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming Tinderbox conditions in the drought-plagued region have produced the worst overall fire situation in 20 years, said John Hal terson. fire service coordinator in Boise. But he said some progress already has been made In controlling the fires and cooler temperatures and reduced winds were predicted for the weekend. Marc that, 7,000 men were on the fire lines, Including 400 ci. vihans flown in by Air Face transport planes. In Oregon, Montana and Idaho, the National Guard was called out to aid in evacuatIon, set up h,at' camps a.oul provide support stirvices foi' amokejwnpers Seminole Calendar . 1)e'mo'''r,', tit' WUttl.41fl'S Club of Aug 11 IL lit.c-rpuun for artists arid Se'iiunole (.'osun(y, nOon lutedemonstration, 24 cheon, Cavalier Motor Inn, macrame p.m., Florida Federation of Art Sanford, Headquarters. Ikllar'y hall Sanford Lloris Club, noon, Artists featured Minnie him's, hintuse of Steak Speaker, Kirh> William D. 1l''ue"t's Jr and • s> i: , lydia Ctiik,aua Aug. 2t Aug. 20 Breaux, Dun S"v"ritbi-tliuy Adventist ce.nmimniumuty service van, Woo receiver coach. University Of [hue I.orugwood. 10 am to 3 offensive Florida speaker, Sanford pm. Free blood pressure 1C3t Rotary Club, noon, civic center. and urinalysis for sugar. I V Fr people' would really tindertand your burdens. I feel that wily a pnsadent should be judged t a president and only a king should judge a Lung. Action Years Club, 2424 Aug. U— Edge'water Dr., Orlando, I SISTERS, Inc., noun lun pilL, potluck luncheon; 2 p iii., utiuru fleeting, Cavalier speaker, Dr. George Iluppe on Restaurant acupuncture. Aug. 21— Over t'O Club trierts All Souls' Aries, 9:30 aim. Bring bag I feel that the tree branches of government whuse juto is to deal wail ie presidency have been as woett'dru as a three-dollar bill I inn proud of our (.ungre. 1 nut proud at our Senate, 1 am out irutid of ow' bupeeme Court: I am uniy proud of the tact that there is a diicii that is called the CsStitut.iuii, .U*1 eventually mist irutect ow' county. lunch Ses'rnth'da> 4 C l7J Adventist cunutiunity service van sill be in Sanford Plaza in front of Pubuis, lIla rn to3p.m. to gist' free blood pressure test i*n'l P., uruialysis for 5U4at' SarifardSenlorCitlzetd,fvl-'fl ru'st'red dish luncheon, Sanford "Do you mind ill talk to you in sign language?" (.ivu Center. Bingo I 4.. Wig time 141 I think our community bias man Interesting ;ws'plc',so you see, the re sill is.' plenty material, ippose' everyone is flat. tervel when reading on imrlu'ls' about themselves antI I oil; no reception Thnaks again'' 'our's ink, un Knntgsunark iiII'Atergillf, 16,%111114111% Ille 11,1%I111,111.1 %%viv Irp:al and I% lift KjohnItai It, nrid 1twipirn lit that .11,1111 tene.' ilrIIM'I liii lh'hisuais, 110111 liii,1 tls'y Unite p.; ilsent's is' the original '..'sots Wuiti'rgati' eleI.'nciuust,' su.'i s', Kuiltisisoehi re'isc'nt.'cI in Khrlo.'Iutumn, sihmis re'slgnc'ii his Its.' si4'jM.citi..Ii ,'skeei aissut Ittlitt as (pill livIiiii, I louite doilles - Ellirlichiliall"I 111,11inlit Ilial the isil illegal,'' lie' e.uicl lit femilul Iii hjs'.'i' Iveti i,suuks' .ut,y aesmurvs'r 'slow .ini'.' lit Ile'rt. without a lot of i I, ii,'. 'sit l's s ",,' a . , ( ,.Ifl % 4 , 11 '.s's' iii h' .'i'i hue st;siut,'.I husk Is' Iii's wifi', '.et,is -I ,; ,illu:ut,'r udginent I belie'. t' that the A t.ui.' s'.tl.ilif,' tfkl.,l ".iiil If tration sit I ke Muirs an umt.'Its% confirusu.'s that thi' was gained by uIe's'ius .urs.l alligator kiUs"l Its.' girl, it wsieit.i perhaps illegal tuiethods Is.' the first d(tc'uu;ented case lit IV P'st office bulletin Ittlard the history of a state known (o, suits used fur electioneering ,t nuuu,hm,'r ti t it;.' reptiles, purposes, urging people to vote Ik'rt Iiiisse'll lloIii;e's soul ho ''ye's.'' A s-simon .s.at in front of and his daughter, Stsar.'n the post ofIua-'c urging people to Elaine', cc en' sw iusimning Iii a vote ''s-c's'' and warning then; lisku' at Oscar SIs.'r.'r Slate 11uir. that L.ikc Mar must in. s.'iithi of S.aruis..tum on Florida's corporate or that Sanford would l'cc,'r (;uhf ('oust during .1 "gobble us up." That statement f,.unul% outing Thurs.lauy. was not necessarily true lit, said film daughter was in Sanford did not annex Sunlansi ttw uu;ithllu' of the fivs'-os're lake "!H,'ted seen' rc!crc'n 1x2 iurnn by 2 ufl n.,ori i :Pies Too small for an ad Ic ie noticed or effective? You're reading this on et (f living in one—and did not intend to loin CH,()I', but after reading your column, I will join force's with these people .inil will make a substantial donation to this cause. I cc ill give touch though t to t he' purchase of a mobile hoiuie to rent to another part)', I will fight with these great and niiair'.elous people until the bitter end—bitter for the county comnrmssloners we pray. ('1101' tiienntx'r rig,- f ccc" u(ivc' ;,rtvhlr'' 35'4*) NCH srtmi'e's's ' c'ew " ss ' t E. ,,,, 0 , . C 79 98) j August Special ______ 1k_i ,# Ttjund$ of people *,tPi tpifit.msarlli,rs,r.ç •E'l n'ririiy 5$ ill pe,pa'.'s fl f..Id Of 5,1. t.rc. And $0 can youth•rO*Ing ,f p ItiocI t .ip.,,.rt.,i ",ttuCtonl maUi it •asy to liari at peegarator Er tolimint is open to man end women of all aQ5-'s whether employed (en any f,.td, 'steed. houwevfi Of itudint Choece of days and c'ass tm., Cec't.?,cata s.-ea'did upon Job intlrds*j as.I.bte for best students Sand for ft.s information and ClaSS '.(hlduiC$ tOdai' SItIORY' l,,r5 ',4 ,','r ,-i.r 1110 A. lit,. '5'.',' ccn',enmen? c'.t'. rh..- , ii 'li disk 's.,,i, -diI 0111111,________ Oil il.b'iøtti ,.1- graduation '',i daid,s H,u, Ic Ce'ui,-' Pr, 0 i)p('& I. 5 t,,,•c ici,.' ei'ay G..r,",sI t mtyst uo'. p,', till IS. G..'. Aitit ,i,.,mi t ,,tI 19111111 IJ % _________ Q fit - - ----- Contact h. :;'•LOCK offic. n.or.ss you P1•,si a.4.s kw p$Ll'l ai eWedItaad .. _i --- george stuar( 'ii II O.ia'd, Vta 1795 Loc al Iii em i.w.søm 515.1 ,we s , ',IG i.p..iesa "W" )5 5.5$45$511S1 sad sa ua(.'5.sa,la call $is* Ciarsi ,. 1, . 1-7L -I - OltA'iDO. 1(014* L - . . ______ you i.'jJ - _ 'l . ,4 . -i I -- - . : U lddrau _____________________________________________________________ 14, !'r' I I Mesisad 'r Tñ eRea Are son W e're Here - — - t 12 Ill I.. 901 %I014 h Learn Income Tax Preparation from H&A Block $ Calculator .. s pare cas ... ___ p ir ,J I t ''Wi' kilhs'el the uulhigoteir Fri 'Ii'. tso'ri,iill:.'' 'sit il.'piit I iii.' i'aIii,s'r, ',iii'l lcsuii.,l . 111111#1 M. ,. , ,,, , ' !."!p spare into , Iloyal Digital I K antI h.' seas stanstirig in 'hall,c% cc ..t,'r is bin lo' "u.I'I,'iih .11,1 for ,sf i,,,,. Elocttonic Turn hoist pt'.ihu list his;e.h,'tigtls t't.',uI hair Iscut • s,iil,lii'i pull tier I., ibs' duti;. I do not believe that action to be legal, It is not possible to I do not live in a mobile hp)nuie—did not have intentions D MOT II limo'. L110- 1 .lt.'r 'It '.'u'rs ecar, tie'sl tb.. tusk,',III,, iuuuiils'd tNscl of Mix's 111 1 11114- -t it fs'sirucl ..ts the Ituk,' 'e h,.u,,k ' ,'' ejsn,cutk'r s- os. a oust; of sssmin,l ballots tx'!oru' the , ri 'i"'R (trio .r pc.tua for White hInu's'e Is;" ueosuhil nttr.sint In iPso estro' tu'mvi of tie Iit mince of fleets P.. lIst' ' ritifinal at tb'- Alligator Kills Teenager slssttust Absentee mitttrr, 1'reitident Nixon'tt law set's turguetl Friday that a emit.L__J f'' epu 1 I cb'hi'iet MI. __ S,ILAi;4 i Ft, lii iililli Sunland objected, Kalmlia( It tit lisp ant,thing, flood ii u,iipr..wr, er ciii.' " Pw,n,. c - esi,t,t bush thnt I,. i l',lsrhis'hsiui,int '.'ssuiheI ts.st Is' ts'llhng ON, truth I);.' uu%iuse'iit'. loss,' hs'ctu .urs.mciIs ,l,'st she'tl .s 0 ii.' I (011firf tifirl with the NICIJtI flew In his Key 11,4t' :iyrw, i'm , Friday for it w"Iteriff nf rest and pro-par's 'stilt's m ild or 'so it's the I ).'tnoc rath' imrtv fileel tigalnet the hIo;aihhi'ane In titwither Wu,Iergale-rrlat."l ' se a's etsisil'. ,:rohhe'd her hair limit it kept Right Or Wrong ? pulling iii,' do-Antos'," siiitl the st.utwliusg 1st; the h,.utsk Editor, herald fattier i'S a 16-) t'arsId girl 'mba lb tuir,ie',l, 0 ti;s her I am writing to too tx'cause I .'..,'.jiortluilly devoured utter iing.'r ale it ,auh,,use'r,:e.l and then read sour column everyday and .spparentls' icing drowned by thwe after her, isutnuugecl t i t when Iti- 4aill lie nrool tt.e • r.fkritu.lity ,if prei ikvitla$ tr,nyereatiimq sic's'. Us'p,u its if huttuatultuir. lots'' iteetlire limit Iii' .Ii'rslvil nppr'.s'i iii', lts.'tiu I would rss's'er aek Den, .', aeh'i'set tisill 30, tm's sh'tiic'ii ui'tis'ers.aiti.'ti, tosik jilauc v. Kill. a$t'ini his.' pas inents, '.'.hic't; iishai'ti 'soul it; the cic1u.'sjtlon ran tutu '.is figure's, limit fit a tIc1s..'sition i;umds' puI to F'ri.la'.- , Kaluntwn'I; ri'ltc'r ,it.'.l hi'. t.'t'. 'f :i ,hiih ,; pi;' fuisal In Not 11 I'.ht Iis'I;tiiin t,iI.l hun I.' son' (.1 1 1t, 14.000 ac-rca in Oregon, 10,000 acres in Idaho and 14,000 acres in Montana, according to a spokesman for the Interagency Fire Center in Boise. Idaho, the national control center for always fighting Z You are a human bring capable of error 3 You have endured six years of pure hell trying to bring the country together—a country that was, and i, tic, tar apart 4 Black folks should never choose' teams that are' not committed to them. The case' in point us John titan, a young tturney who, If all were still well, would still tat' T'eix,'.'iii,i all the' luxuries LIIiII go with twui: tie Presidents counsel. (in the other haiti John Mitchell did nut just happen to be your attunw) general Thus man has been ('SW of 'lair closet friends and asat dedicated it , you over the years He low it 11 sI,i,fm. tie if.';eeitIot, woe tusk.',, .IuIy ii, after both men hail kethfleil heteire the S.ruste Wiit.'i'gats' e,tri,,i$ttt'r It *0's ''Slit' screauui;.sl 'I).islsby' like c,'fl5'tt;in 114111 gist am hold *11 easier here than further downstream where the riser Precious!)' determine where u tier," said hlohmnt's. "I turned ranges from several hundred ;s.'r'son will be am; some future around and looked but Shorties ILI% sc,;sn't even in sight. That girl yards to several miles wide. didn't even; clear tilt- foil to of the If even one Third, person the total biomass resisting r is Traditional Sanford annexed territory s'.uit.'r with; tier bead," less at this point than at points Editor, Herald voted at the referendum, I north. Further downstream t "lien I 'saw- her hand In regard to the letter written plant.c are larger and more believe that to be illegal, imp for just a musuiuwnt," hioliuis's in a Sanford citizen concerning numerous due to their con- Sounds to me like the old time,ui.l. lie mid he 'swain where' "stuffing the ballot box." their dislike for fireworks, tinuing growth and tie hunt seen the hand flash on Fireworks displays on July 4 multiplication. I hope' that there' will 1*. sonu;e the' s;irfatt' but '..uiltliit loe'aut,' are a suat of life, a,c tr aditional sea) to iwove that the in I wish to comniend (oi;, his .l.uu.ght,'r asvalentines,Jack O'Lanterns, missioner Drummond and the' corporation of Lake Mary is illegal and invalid. Christmas trees, etc. other council members. Their Although some!are notsey and approach is logical and Name Withheld dar.gerous, handled by the right deserves to be tried, By Request people they are safe, some only Sincerely, Roy 0. Williams make a "swoosh." But they do Remarks provide beautiful sights for Editor, Herald: young and old alike. Naturally Yea Edwards! I read with disgust the acfor sick or nervous people its count of the meeting held at the uncomfortable, but have you Editor, Herald: (enes'a Conunumt' ('enter on I just want to say "Thank ever been confined in a hospital boniduy. Aug. 13 ',ou," for the article and picthat was quiet' You would not be given very Lures you ran of me in the July Your remarks were untruths good care If everyone spent 8th issue of your newspaper an,l prejudiced as well as untme being quiet. Since the Fannette and Charles Edwards called for. Much to your obvious actual fireworks display lasts did their usual fine job in the diana)', the meeting was a only one half hour, relax, smile composition and photography success. There were three time's the' people as expected and feel better knowing that respectively. The Edwards have done and many joined this people still have _methung to or ganiza ti on and many made enjoy. Be thankful it is not the much in Deltona in promoting our newspaper and I aim 50te larger than $10 contributions, t (.omxnz, over a battle field > THE A.S.SO('IATED PRESS h,ref.ghte'rs hed to take adsaritiuge of a break in the weather today as they fought to contain blazes covering more th.un 38,000 acres in the Pacific Northwest and northern BERRY'S WORLD 'At*rt iiiad, hurt arec angr".. but uo and much tsp' LWt".'totnd, I sincerely hots.' the viiiiie I niity be prcjtietu'eci. but Rocky Mountains President Battles With Defeat It.% t'CI%(l" L IIK(IVI \ (AIplr; "..rws Srrvk't received -Alit -ontinim Firefighters Hopeful Increases for municipal empk".'es have beer, so Large in re-rent years s's Kuhn that in the' majority of 11 Large cities studied so far. c-it% government sunken-s in clerical data proc'css.ng and maintenance-custodial jobs nos hold pay advantage's over their cour.terparta in private industy and the federal government Philadelphia for example pars its clerical help a third more than the a'.'rrafe paid b> pr:vate' industr Maunte rutnc'e' workers in N.w York Ciiv and Newait. NJ earn an average- of 42 per cent more than their counterparts in pri- and ' From 1156$ to the r.ec'ond quarter of 1971 the earning of cderal wcrl.ers ir,crt-ased 51 per cent c.titcs James IA Kuhn in Intellectual Digest hi'. comparison. se'r'.'ic'e workers' earnings rose 43 per cent and those of workers in wholesale arid retail trade increased 41 per cent The average hourly earnings of workers emt'ia,'ed in rnanutarturing and transportation the corporate, unuasnazed sectors of the economy sent up 3'7 and 31 per rent column, 1110 Rrth'ICA tIW5 have t'cn compiling on I )eltona residents have been s'cr' ssc'll (Allen n;ilitor-s man' This letter La in repb' to Mr. Column'' arid Imniectiatel; '.'. Tom A ltinfo's criticism f czt the lsident, Commissioner Greg DrumPresident or the 0 '.e' the AduninL'stratuon Flori da Department of Natural LI this same type of rportirig Ilm"s"s' P't'P1' k'tth suau applied to Senator Kenneth harvester relocated to the area ,1s has been applied to President Nixon, we would be of Osteen Wit*, 'rtwrc are several very gc's.i reading about "The possible reasons for locating a harvester murder of that possible at this potnt. First of all, niost F*'egu*I'It girl. the pat-of! . hacinths plaguing the riser girl's parents and the '.'er-up trot;; Lake Monroe to h) the Kennedy famuty to stop an autopos on the bodt of that Jackson ville originate in the flood plain sou',h of Lake pt- sr girl." Monrte anti e,cpccsaltt south of I do believe it is ti'e courts to Lake Harnet lit acinths ('flfl'.lul on cv;dence presented n'rrwintcr in h ill.".. '.'ls and ein arid not as Is presentit low lamb on the [hi plain in it I. , rig on b the news media. I relatiselt dorn'iant state. When oh' ' think that ''Watergate'' temperature warms in spring '.'uI.I be the biggest "Framethe) inultipl) rapidly. They are up' in two thoiimand tears me a minimal problem until rising Of!) say for me to protest , above is to stop my sutiscription water level brought by summer to sour paper and this I wish to rains begins to float them loose and carry' them downstream. 11 do right now all hyacinths coming from fliank You, zuth of I ske Monroe and from Edward M,'mstui , Editor's Note: Mr. L.ake Jessup could be stopped at Spolikf's column is an opinion noi small 1111.11V lit a ot hiithi uliusne'y 'nair frottillieptiv luset uiomoth. Hsrlkliutiuin i isntlrnsecl ttiiit is' die, ii'secei the' pisIticnt's . - "He Was a Funny Ta/kin Feller Kept Cal/tn' Me Comrade' a ii,ti'.'eicnttnn It; W111,11 he eushil he In.'ke.l liii.' Fur Ih'hu,u,n'e c,t'e, 'pike icf the tumor ''I the I'.i'n'-s '... un Ieiuiiilke anti ockesi if tss ' . it( WASIII S l'tlN , Al' i llt't . lvii W hoitsihun-li, l'rvchlent Nt % nn'q •'nehliicr Iw'r,41nl his-' 5cr, Ic 'ticking Is'.- hi's Senate - Look who's way ahead in pay, now - , "','. I I . oopp,p, the ''.'e' Mve hns'e been Instrumental Iti increasing your ctrvsiIaIksn, Iii Aug 19.19/i-.. Kalmbach Keeps Payola Tale - - . n Is' - . - to O — ' - — n In "big America' we have free-roaming space consequent fabulous mobility, diversity despite leveling forces. yet we are the land of the broken home, of the J&MII%L shrunken ann ,iomt'hos less warming and rewarding, of diminished community" rn-muse. c hert rootless people flock together i; see' - 'r'unawat' join jobless. rwglec'ted elierl> and other' ir the roIt das.c'arr,f oft of empty tables of statistics ' gun saltite at the I am me %ho takes hi your ''AniI rienc'e ' 'ATItlU but ,, i;. u' Her o l d Arj Ccr'...pc>nder'i1s Longwood "i (•%, - '. — ' . rca They' have known a higher degree of self'gcss'ernment a longer time than most of their Latin brethren They do not live in terror of jail and the dictator s La0 lrcmnicahc thc' great t r:(-' State' a' g'.e'r, high credit '-nrauracing sc'ii.gc'vi'rflrne'nt ever, in the island s coloi'ii;thase arid for sen'ing as "dramatic example 'duna.; and others there taa el' macre to sas or, s-h> islanders Ire-er of barm than mar.'. others The famil', meaning Lu them what Puerto Ricans call the extended Samilt embracing cousins. aunts uncles, etc offers protection tnempiovrnent mat be high'. but the unemployed are cared in, in personal ways man' mainland Americans never expe'- , - tidgered but totz.lf 1imp1aLcant Where 's, the old frrcwtiechn, spirit' Where's the' thunit'lur•rrtr.I'.zit-r(ir'.I'r !if r' Wht"i' t LIII revotutmi AdrnitWd1, iti. nice U has'.' things peaceful again 'flit apparent n'turi U riormijk". tn enliegi' CliU0t5 U snnII'thLn Li o look forward U' tins Salt A fetit be, plaflflinj. IW P f_ t Ilas'c ou ever hear i'.nsu'.ne r'on'.ptaln about the noise 4 a President as a aerioui matter. it S('fms every accusation uhirther falso (v just slantril reporting is presented as tact 41 - - a L4itor, ileraki I am not one' serac.t in letter 'Watergate" an ti ".eCu.'.atuon's against - -' .' It'. 1:1 ARt) 'CILA' (4pir News SiervSt'e C4EEN scone of young hot's is special. not least because it connects with some other ihmngs in American life And in a strange sa, it tics into an observation about human behac it-ir I hearu recently in Puerto Rico The most baffling asocc't of the Houston case of course. is no particular that -. in prelude to the ghoulish outcome wonder was stirred when nine of the disappearances which the potce' styled as runaways' occurred within a four-block He said Puerto Ricans were responsive and mcssi free az bitterness even though manyn k ow poc'ert> worse than an) in mainland America. because the feel the> live in a setting 'where no harm can, come to them Display Model Behavior Cocnpt'oIle' '' '"'v EtS"cr . c. enwai Marr WINIFRED F &IELO - . I'. iumilar rack festnala, LocaL' of tilt c'nmmuflities ''' -'t A EP3L5g I Ass, .tt fdito' E-PYAN'T He Was a Funny Talkin Feller Kept ( Iii Me C om rrade!19 Es _ - Al % oadstnc'i. and (itti( —lo t,ing Dirrcttv & AIInCa* -, ,. than a Munn: answer was at once simple and complex dot 'ER A C.lELO EdltoncPubt, , ,.jr 'NED DYLE t herri u roc., s in ficiustan of more _____ danmcn! at ttit Wnndstric'k waking up maturt:, quu'i and SANFORD FLA — Kids Turning Quiet .vnun!eT genernwm' sudch'rii' ;;'; - , Gri Des About 'Clock' 1,7, isHlNGTi,V'. Y.* hill a sense of helplessness this must now induce in the tit, attend clasam. But Ulm Was sonkethint. to, Z- hr "The newspapers are printing a lot of bleeding heart stuff from wives and certain officers and I know- to We your job is no easy thing. But it has to be a cold, hard decision." Mr. Hogan's remarks seem to spit in the face of the Army's Uncle Sam, who says from his recruiting poster. "The Army wants to join you." All this reminds some old civilian-soldiers of what we used to say years ago with increasing degrees of truth "there's the right way, the wrong was', and the Arms' way." in attracting top men to the services. U, Cot. Robert Schuler, an Army information officer at the Pentagon, sought to explain RIF 'A RW is a numerical thing," he said. "Sometimes you have really good people who that. Even less compassionate were the remarks of William Hogan, a counsel for the House Armed Services Committee. "There's no room for have liii n. hearts and flowers," Hogan sad. — nnc. Other Thoughts iii'r.t..dernent of tlw tnckle down" effect that tells mans' thousands of fine voting men to stay clear of such unfairness thus the less than satisfactor record Letters To The Editor Houston case hits, our way of life Army Is In Trouble With Rc cru 1*ting 'iiirulny, I ho 5)nnford Horiild BRUCE BIOSSAT 0. is —— ;_;__ — '. - j �_________________ 64— The Santoro -er* ___ c, lip Teaching Tool News As A MA,crcirulqAm ' n ' A'* r L C. It4c c I W1 \ uI I ffl•fl• •(fl clwruilk prepared trr ruil u.ewirrad edit' adu: flrw%paptl cxi, &'tIL' v.Pu hi a reading lc at sixth radt tar above Tt help combat the alarming in r dint dvfirienr urtrnng the nation I. ctuden Un Reading Lahorator liii ir rlKIperatrnn xli Newipa i. are is.cued lwr Enit rprzce Ai.st'riat,rar, twi VCNT It mlxanz.arn tame tia. developed a %upplrmcnui are presented an rem .idmg ptog-n tar student. bina.tinr .lth reading exerri' I' 'slite students "' t'tr throughout (i( under reading at the exp Pod Irvrl cs! thev %rhirmil grant. in , endIn fl'1e' that the be wed to develop virtuall' 'p" entire- t5flt i1 reading skilh rurthet unj(rcI*fl4 ts' Ifl fleWpap rc nnçrec is a bill wr fle H ¶ 7" rallA i,flfliifltrP1IuIrig 10 . A 97' nationwide surves JJI I ,n:j.u'u. cnmmunstie' WIdt'I% - - I lii li2 the tedrrai govern merit founded the Right to teartnng student' to dis c ern judment.- residing Irserhers and m or I, Norw- %papt.r Ralph &tire to sorhool-~ The- program Scalper. neirwive C hookk fit addis that the fogrit. Ing 4;!% It common art feature jolism more r emt' ht f'pIInTS ing Sound ar textbook', than do hard tiew articles The ITO ran, focuses ' vocahula-A readisar rnmprr sattilucim toward rpading and prnmott, "t,ading sin All gub a sludirn bv :tit. j-hild 70n.mi 121 school annualIv are r tied as a % million il America are, funril" ricill% illit- The- neft, for efficient %up- lernsiou"I Reading Assiortit loan frr-l!~ that newt.plipers 4'hs'rt are rurrentts 244 Right are ot great as'.Isiance in to Read projects throughout teaching children ho to read the cnuntrt with matcriai Chw sit the IRA s publications • 51 %rhaill. The' Reading I.AK-,- ~ for%-. Inc It .!, D&% Sir(,( Sau*tb Norwalk Co' .unccs and acupunc chnii ture Ui foreign countries and sncil i'ntwcrns such as poser- The name of the schao an.. the gra'c level of the studcnJ ix. . should be included . td learbing meth Teaching Reading sk , ii- t% and the environment Are M& lrfl liargrf% W the diq~-re- Through the 'Nei ____ ( __ .s - 0- , . * ~ o'- I . .- _ i - - - - ~ li;~~- ~ ~ _~_ I - ~_ ~_ - -. %.. ) 2 - 1. un iii sir 'auihqfsi t !i ut lit. uitiIa IIII OMIICIIIaI lr- - -M !!!# - -: : - _-I _-I~~_E_-M __46r~ -- , - - it --.-- -_ - V -. ~1~ - __ ___- - _:_ - -- _~ ~ It A-10- ltp I 4 - - ' 'I - o. I requests . - .- 111111111tiolt) ~ ____ _V~~ -. - -- .- _ _.`_- - = .J • . _2.4111111ii~iiil - In fiat —•.-._--I__.._..•!_••c,w . __.. —I-- , 11 ) *# __ = ~. AQW __ __ . ' 111adl M - . - -'- b Animals - i; - ~- AA C' IVi A Iti It"' rt A I. I r'a I ' I bits, dies-I hydraulic Ininang machine can rotate fot- s ard, ripping 12-foot LUIISTLING '.t it Ii . . - - . - 71111. ____ -.'_ % ..,-.,..._I _, t,:W.V_,',,C r.,4 Lot"~~sts"%, -_ , -; -_ " Watergate tIiipi,ar V4- ore deposits , (1lspIa'ed at I Iannuivt't- , \VesI (;et-many. fair. I unne'I - loo- en sit the (entor ft lit, (It rough - A nd Their 'liufa hersight forth W' sri' utopians 'rfflash,3aI used and lilt- valua'itora. lI.skm'r u,ii.l I,.- lilday drplorr Watergate tiiarat'aI, During tilt- ilecode fit ills191141%, lilt- )(sillili tit America iso-nina' udea'ts'ai with tltsspiaan nmitluna, 'atipplia-al of course ts- %crlially. lawlesitnefut when it ,Awi Juillfied in the 1960% ls'm'ausa' they ronsI.h-rNi the c-nat s sm-nt- luatidatal.' their •'.ttit'istairt anal t'ltlm-n'a Naps11w-at' saiiie uiuiulL,s It-Il u.s that the Wuat.'rgaitts affair must nt-s-er be uailauu'a'ed to tuipgs'nu sgastma, lie-vt-n stopping to mask 'a'. hi('thit't % itcl-g ato-- su ca-i thattars-al nt'uilt 1 t!tta1ui,aiu iaaitIumfti that .allasVat'al the .bat,'- flhifl,1'r Afoul ia4.l,m' - this- young wriold nerst stioy ii-A tar la their silt-mr or I. start to l'ra'ciaj.-nt Nixon. n-- ribbon Its.- Si-ruate mi- nmrniatte.-, Sm-tibet Sen.[taker not %I- WL Allen Willis, a laura- a i-titan tat adding mchn P. little It the nattir, plea in ~ (one, ludintit 4tatrotent beVr Itnivm'raity of Itsushester, untla-rsrura-at this tlsiuhuim' standard 1k' cliarges itacit s taa'neveq radicals like I ):araual I' li'heni thur Itrrrtgar lanaIII,-r- f i r tP- Itl.a( k t':anthat'rs s-iugsge-a1 isa Illegal sand vital-c-rat ati't, they wi-re Justified hmo'auais-aa' the u-ntis were liii, ta tilt' I Ii's',' set • when the-W;stm'r',.stt- affair burst on the ste-ne, at was deplored and sh'ni,saiuua-al 1)r Wallis argues that iinualt-r vita cant'uxnstarn-cs mInt's that' e'rwi J'astaf)- Ibm- ma-ciris the r a-. a-Itt-mt tb.'y r caving Lu, the italian's ycoac '' Chow Time 1i. 4 I r- rrr' si 00 P rtL.'ui j about to gulp b Mrs.. Grace Patten at Sacramento C-alit to nibble or-a the F'ElTCT Tempo reach a'-c Hth School bandsman at a-- warm hcd - ___ - --- flii.tit nothing but trouble for all a' us wirsi unrig ever Ins Us- cour taut W('tn 'alit ta tlex;trv Cfluacri.i: twtd i wuatci niujini: rtrvn,iu1 if V. Itflfl4'L(flu Is w,tj- u Ttuuae tort-i-asues-i'Prtsa(fltctl 1 this- suiccrd tiesotlect, bzitua.1aIlinji Hut, liar an tsnllt!rICana U dranl been — especuiflu- that sufC Uflt Ii. atitiritrit-t Muct fumes-nb Were hct( it tMir* Lit, i farewell Is Lxquar , sem bfac4 cloth, - •a-nn UK tarntuuciat'xaw though hut ri-nuts-b. tallint Stat ttiulliinu luus'v tat tsurtr tircuad s tha% ttuit tin-suing Itsal. ui stat twld Ii tat ntiS masse-Is ur.puts-loIn — tauS treaSon At pats-iota- ta-var rose. so did ash a Is tiuntlet. nut Ii that Las' Urxnhln4- r-assuizncrx, As !tuui$rughus ntrutt l.mg tat unused tatqt nnud istht,i, of wtns% wa-s-ai-niuptieci mb gusset-I. Mitharu of unhurt' worth of liquor, Waited oAaL. ntan% Iwitlair agreed with support for Or Pruffibition.t.-r. in; docksides ti, last- shipped out r i i suc- nitiet. 'tat liau-itui ill suat nuihsini: Iu znllhrm a ia-ut trust, boutleg,gu4 it: that bun Prutilbitutru — the a-spa-Tutu-nt - niubit- sic purpu.r' — had heist a. disastrous lailurt'. ttit' believed . the' b;intt Ixa then. i'ntihfbatiati nit-ant progress, That --wet vz. itr -. tuitTh- tuaa atiug atut*ithtttt. bUt Itit cut' ic-ri-rn-i- at upiruonc still a-StIll 4( tI iiisofter 11151 that' Prutilbitint Anuendusent wau ri-ptaled In Ills. tae :lt An,t'ncjnutsnt U the Cot'sII! utna stars ant CUUiit Iii llii', CAUIgT1?5I piIsM!C it Na-rutS it! Lows baunnir Us suite of Iitutut LII stulduisri., cUTtuIflg - Prohibition ended Dec avg wtustu Women 's Christian Temperance i:ungsler "interacts, graft and t'sarrwtwluung detutner ° t'A' U.S (PT - - course of the wet Twenties when the as the Roaring /iquor laws were overwhelm sngly defied sits': attic iuquus-r,, anti a's,'tuduni. liquor ia(lvtsrtiaeiisvntu hr-tin Lbs niiuiita, ;a-utiitfltung Iiat tuunutarture. suit iii' truiiuspenlutltna il Iratua utui4 hqutrWithin two, a- s- cr'. nud-I5tti Crntu, trniriinier Thu Volstead Act prt'vxdtng s',ruups railed against liquor as Slit- t-nborrenin-ri! ruiusehiiners Ii ieadinst: Uruiike,vivae.u. Wilt. piutlield Uii OM Z 191 uslc-ohuliarn, untsnaplayntsasnt, aver' tat- yeW of Prra-tdeflt pe%aert, prostitutIon. va-tusal Waudi-ust W ilson Hr quasaitioned disease and ii sInaI,' two flaculuTt' kkl of as that iit atari' donia-itir and r-ontuinwd LIIIUIIes re-tailing Ii America's. a-stir) into World vi us-tutu Prohibition That' atV.ur I ufkrcbrd tan-ni u- is'S iuue-atit-a tint beet si:tird naemerl sills nag cr pUtriis.ihfla I. vn- ba-lureSiatjnie-1 will, esaentuul ton thur hat- a-vt-of JanI 1G. rivaLtUei-.a arid industrial Idi-' leader-n including ftc-ia-nc's. the'. urn-uei-tsiai Onus r-t-s-oluu-, rilonidi) strong nuitluv Bi.Nlatai Janati (,umwtu Jr d of Uut-unta-&ilucsu L.asagut. Ise:iiltla taarci-sturkinih, t'leaurtatsatled citizens- and atjba-r. Ella 4uuk', titter U' tutcutiut air itdgtiuotmg soldiers. c,-uuld pnas-icknt of the' Women 's C'tiruct,nan 1a-ituprninai'e- tiniun vt-'c-ints' that dart kr-''cn thus! - vs. dry ' bottle, recalling the era known va-art. it was ratified Ii'. Or What caused Anna-rica Ui go required 34 stute Ultmuatelu un it list first lth*tSi state- -sc-e;at ItIwdi- it was nit 5Udden (We-Is-Ion: Isla nd arid Connecticut dud so I* crusade against demon wcnt)4w0 Ktjitgs attn-auth had drink had tin-etc waged with Irutiltaitu,i lust of their asic titi 1ii'1t'U51114' lnitetisiit' sills-i Iii. that ijoobu, — Union - that tittues'! lions., ON - ctt-t': -uiutd dlii ia-va-s-ui uuthiunttuti In tam' a-unit- va-air. Congress v. tit, maintained lInuS Pruhibtutuni cleared for subiuiuiun U that' laud troughs undoubted tjent'fitu 115411(1 tat- 111th Ameudnuent i'i st's at better litiSli41 uinid nit vital tat ultt Improved ua- cc-i inn a 'Ii' irna' ' 1101 1 tut'tut.?,uiiiUUnIi ii' lit tilt 'ttiera1l ff holds its 99th annual convention later this month. This is the story tracing the Januxica ginger - 5 1933 antsdr,nSc crusade continues The tltutiont (nutiulthLI.Issn-MV3x; tilt lustful, met% Um. is 'a-in era of runs-running and huitluttit gin, jut.t- mu! tat' rauuntr The "dri. had won, but nuin wi-U tiuid na lnteiitnni of thahtiij Pt'iituibitivai fs'uu down production and salt , - a a - Royal ., IBM - -- -- - vi,$)' of 'a.s, ang that *m' h.,' N - tunr's&'4 too often to governnacnr *awcr-whw-n we thought it oiaiml obtain a desirable eral quiakly, that coercion hi:, ho-sinus' if way of life,. When attention is focused on galninsi pa - - - - Mass Transit Boo$ted Sacmrrento Cal Exp The Lomi. iif croup Practicing at the race track - - - _____ - -------- ~ ____ Iit-hata:-t U] Us hut'S regulaitiunu spi-asuad rupitlis uinuintj: ii.-nxuatliu insu-utudunt caIne-ru. urged in, tis uanta-}'rohiitjvtiotuasutn- what t-oiuijensrwtj Its' 111th Amendamm us- a restrirtlin or ins- ht!pT'iItUits B ici P. if atflugiroftt from )LLV.(,(ii 1W111fl4 harTctIlt'IiU.i sine, or it Anvhiilt hso&ung for proD! th.: wa* jijarhu.d an tilt wu Ii tilt aura is a rrzn,t—c-uxusr,nu,. ru altar ture tutu find it in this se Fruit juices west d tare.cl sun I. twu television SL'fwiluó. I (if thin "' tins prhagrunu. axic' ;ti:t.n hutu'sic1anu it Lej'tsr — ' are crime rrtx*..- st-ri'- Telh Savalas as, Kto JMI tat' a-tn's has Enna through si-ta-ru changes autu- lilni of the character ru.m,a tough but t.unidl ' Richard }tc,unctj'e-a °n Ow as Shaft baloss-cl successful mas'le°ser i es about e black private five '.ft. a- Levi- Sins as tin: do-it! it (lilt- fashion (it t t u -crnt Thai-u art an anthautiogs setat's c-a. it-C J'utuc c Stt,rs Mitt'hut-Il ltssin an Chum' th-l- Turnu 'a series' bated on flit EArbing its a bliirk ;or,% It — Out, I t.ut urucierwurit. rupidl) uux'veci conan-Cit-a. eight of them LII ti tirgillilti- that- ihicit traffic- of s-ar'.-iraj' sorts If effect tat' rackt'Le.en. tool, • 1* a. ' Sla 1. ux Far Li ('vet a-bIl1arns-.,.%'ear itittustr' attic jun,skt-d u' tin- profit' . ruasin., "protec-'tiula," t"Stu' titud terror That- c'nuu;M!tttaun fur ;r red 11151 $ZUTig was-tan tns'enUvt- policeman and that - cin'aua-muntt - t'ti rg .s.'rang a-i Mitj tiI it! 0 • 1* '5 ' "lP war, su rreptitious, - -. - -. kragtit ta rr unj V. aijiam HI ta-n itrid three, nt-ui rotating a-it-ma-nsa or the Wa'dna-a.ds Ms-sta-r-r Mcii u- Jams's Mc-- Extra tat- extra somethirir E S P ' Lotsa Luck ut,. , : . . • . Ct \a-dii- and Pun' - loads of seed, grain and pnwert'd milk to starving - - - - ai -- ,,•, -- - - - - - -- ' - - A. Is. (tat' It. nrsortha,s uhta.- igos 7 A1J..AHA,S.SFL liii At' , bea-n married, Linda LaSt-tsr has been fighting a legal battle ki-ep her maiden name ie bay 's she wouldn't feel right using anything else but the .nnue she was bcrn with. "1 like my name It as my name," said the 20-year-old unettes who rnarnus-d (ice- ha'ind'.t Ra,h,e'rt Mat ratuill Jr - in - - - 11 ' '?:,: ', - .-. ' - - - . - - ___________________ ____________ • ' a, - ' ,. , - - - - - 'is 72 CRIME is St-ac T çv'sa- tar Ia-ti to 01 t t - I t v _______ G Ir Icon County Qrcuit Judge Jt.*rn Rudd recently reJei-ts-d I'llor t,ja,Sa-tjr'; request to la-gall)' change ft-aura her fnuirrsasl to rriardat-n name. The judge said it would hr contrary to PuIhIcpolicy t - - - - - ' - ' - - V The de-t-isccun is being appasala.-aJ to that- 1st I)i'.t.rtet Court of -ipeala:wj Ma, IAiStsUt's Law) er Stewart f'arsons says It will a landn'uark c-use in Florida' No Florida appellate court ii ever ruled (Au a ua.arrsed WUflhlUi'8 right to keep the nwrse S got it birth. Ms. I,aSeur, dud rwuruhiatotogist at (lie Florida State University histology lab, says she wants to keep her rnaIde: raa:ne tat-cause - I just leash like no&s4y bought rae. I just felt at vi auld be hard to start calling if I) be by another name," Parsons said in Florida a satruaru automatically takes tam': but thea Law dries twit a-as .'tuauad's mint, slat-n 9*> .' imthei she ma> change her nutria-bzck,he said. Ms LaSrur says Judge Rust'] lectured her for about 45 mIru. uttss- telling her It was not prt4er thing for ii wife Soda, 'lie ia-he'd for any husband's permission and i-si-ia though ss> hus-h.iarad had signed kit the name ehange,I didn't want to use It be-m-ause wiznen Later would tu,is'.c to ask for permis-akata," ahe added. She says- the iuuversity hums not raised the question of her conthnued use of her tnsasdt-mi :uaanta- beas-aut,,' Ow did not tell a.,f(ia'cals of Icr mnc ni rae-. -' ' - Z~k - - ' For fat a' straight ye-cars, (best' ' 'iuntries. ftaniamng as belt an-russ-u that' Afris-cira t'(Jntifls-nt baitwet-na the Scitacara and that' trtiput'sa, tias a- tat-a-ti plcagusif us laa-k at rainPninuuitis's- .'.at&-r us a-lit, ha %o- turned to nnuutthaoltss. - ,,, - ' it, - ' -k.... Ci' ' ' It -' - - - COMEDY a-hwa- star, Ia-ti IC; rsgPit James Coco, Dian. Rag, Saiiy i'hac- federal :tat a-rn ivat'ral Iinirwg.ir cuncvdt's, hiasa bca'ni slow to ha'ip solve train. sj1tiiIiaaui snn:irIs an large tutu,-', 1*'t'iswie of it_s jaresn a'tiji,ati Ii a-Ira-auras lucite- atiscapl,t'cined, and 'is-a-n hall of the' eight million (cattle have dat-si tue-c-cause of international sungunulisat ion's history that it is citttaaijatinig a ' unit cexura- lilt-S t-rntruiliissl shoutedt-au'rutraal of all that- relief s-fl(iat tJ S S4-s'nt'tcary4ie:it-raal Kurt 's4'cahaia'hae-Iivu lists mists de-a-ig:aateml t tic lttuiae- bust-al Food ., oat Ag nis'u I (Ursa I - Orgaimuii.ulaini a I-MI, ala sole4opordinattir m,f all aa ial AlIhia,uila itt.- alrsuughil hiss In'rouaas m uiaaut call s'el> worse ''almost every aamtauIt reuiut'uuat*'n other jit-rmtatLa sat destitution and turIn-st-a Off ifs' nt-i tam'ii, aaffuc'lails fiatsthatOwaap at'usta- fiat said 11111) ,,riia' slit-ni life slts'.ps'rumtm. starving risaiiisstts Is-guava Its Ili t'utlt' a-aaijth,m,'g'ts fuanvailairasl'. st itia that-It guaunl hit-rots from(lam' pairs-tat-mi mamurthi I"aart ) per t- s'ual sit nusaaaiaiaiis its-ntis am, Mauritania and six I) iat'r t ent (tie tat tIu-si' lit IJppt'n Vsultst hiatusraimus mussmruma this' 4igIua uillurail a-muuthu E • ' Darn Dc Luis. I F L Y. 17.92 ____________ t'civa OR MORE I S FURNITURE SALES CASSELBIRRY O 4 COLO - , I g1orge stuan ri 1..,' R.bit...s 01 ,.,, F e, a nil LOR INTS'' a . I $ ' COLOR - PRINTED I' S S tacit 1 1111110 110, N_ 111111141to I COLOR PRINTS plotirtroor-0 Cis, I -------- - - L - us ithu improving trait- i-I tn- Is sail ito's ttt t,ita'' B.Edwards 903 WEST 3rd STREET ,Ø- SANFORD ,_-----' - jarsatisiuul, fsatigtit for sm-airs lao -- levels, "A hat of the ruew uiaaain'y stall g.a luttma phisninairag tsar a vituik'. Iltas'. n'. i-n lit avis'g.ur say' - "i ON ALL - LUCAS - - SHERWINIt __ - 1111 "'7040) x 10, -..17- , PAINT CiALLON $3 VINYL SHIELD PANELING-1111t' of ijtt'. Easy to install - tough durable colorful Nuthw.If 6 4 Inch Variable Spied Rev e nsa b le Model 61 DRILL 14.ij Il l C' 15% OFF ; II u I i R Es similar to It, uappa-air its bt'ggaar'. Iii the huighlsui)' ctinstruction imitu-ni'sts, mulsimle us sarlat Ile ta'rzu ia-ti It a huaanuiis'Ilmag if share of fc'sler.at "self-respect is-a-via- that- na- gas'. List tunmis iota, auacat,s (a aimisut tt'rrauttaianu,ai t (immunity -I>t- t;ratiui- sat Ow stale on tot al purahw'al grazing and lath fit waiter The UN, hesitates Iii Their a-i'll--hilt', it' is risata'mt isa t"tsIunuaatt' this' nauunaba'r of lu&'ralnt'st'natmuu,'iit .agailnast a-ui-ti vi Iso hove- aliesi with (1st-in,long'.tainauluiug ''s'a,I,,uauciI arguments Organai:callmuri aursal atistruhuitumiii 'if life-sustaining supplies Lu that' that they alit' int'uipcilule sat "lssaakutug stf(i'n ths:'jui'.el'.'i-ti," a-tnt-ken and isolated people is the U N, 's biggm'st problem.'I1asne was reluctance tie ask Previous wars on natural fair ;fill from flit- ex -colonial aji5a,4s%tt-rs hut-c uiluua>- s been ii Isomers a'tt'fl ira this natural stit,,s'.t,'r l-ziat-ni iat,a-a'nv,-nr, lit affair of individual that' .mrs'a ttur(tis'r jus.uuit suit tf.,t I autatniluutimig stations. thai-ia.' laoor countriesfire- ut tlt'gs'tstlanut imgs,nuc'lt-s strati the UN a'a'm'Ii following a a-a-parade- must ontut'ml Is, drought solid jtograatui 'lbs as the first time lit the train system ai'.ti!Nt.Sirit't' was not requested a-air avail off the freeway. until I"m,'Iuru.ary, 1973. ThatMci'.s transit rer-t-is't'ti its jira".umls'nat of uric' tat the ha,rds'st .initictpated Infusion mat tat-s tait t'ssuntrii-., I jajx'r Volt:,, tuilat intuit's with this' sI:ruinag of flit' f lit- Food and grit-u Iture- 1!0';.l hilt-rail I tighus .a Art tat Orgsivaizcmtiouu thuit it stil'. it President Nixon It t'usnnla's .0 matter sit nationalistic aritta- not at' '.tiiaI)'iIig uautaaiins(u'd i-lea-It-u ,,l iii..'.'. transi t so attractive that tailual' 1969, stitsiali' international it still lure the minter out of his bourn) ,, , - - -. - ::' , , Name Change Battled p , pta! ' to ' -' ,,' - ft * - -',.- plt'tiged — . :. already flw '' ø••' ' million -sauds scattered With (ladr cia-sure that relief and aid sag herds ac-u-ass a 7,000-mile urns-u's " at the right place, at .itIa in West Central Afnca- Use right linac.' '1 sumner-long airlift is part President Itt'. sent am the rniauis-e United SaI.ions train of logc_s'tu' experts to the '5-5 to res -tje the sundering area to determine tsuw the U.S c-f ski drought-ndden donation, what-h, nitahes up one-!dualu, third of (-lie soul total, can best 'a-ri countries .- u"e'l '-Sciunitania Sn-s-ri... 5a-rscgcit, - - tuflelia (;ucint hIe-rcul.-s transports are airlifting 20-ton - - - -. La- r1iur Thu4ts gunned claw, tithe-i ttiuiti us sue-I] in mnuceii 'i"tutIe aunt in, turn- wa-ri- tillm': Uuenis,tsls'e-s Cpunu.- final]Is-cutis, Lug buss, with Chscucg Ibit- ia-ut of hut. corrupt empu't t)urua4i ins i-isa' It Lit-bwitch W Lilac-I 415' tour-her-s units at, Lit't!r1q51' (it 1011 bonitnngi u vt-ar wa-n recurdaid in Cuts (:ounss II! (-1Pt' I Via-S Wits- tIntS Ii. S-Mi' 'aUppis 114 it It l'itflTiultt IIIUIIL Sua a t'imt hr t unrig t pit-r Volta aauual ('hat] President Nixon has an. nounced that the United SL'att's ''stands ready to provide addational cuwsistcanr-u','' bey-surxl the 156,000 torts of grain and $3 B) CLYDESTI-JNFR ('opk Ness- Sen lii- 0 '- arid a garment distract cc-attic a-- . - bus. - hits Dom L*Lusse tofsorkirs,F ir I-faxes and Mu1dred!'atuitSra:s'at- Sister' - dnt'tdu,ul f'-'eedum. The tenipasrun",- jimoph hutapt'' Li st,t, sat 10114 Lust LIst cluing down ii' Uwse dens of '.-we,' thei saloons But Usa-u bUSineSS, hit- suua:. tuippifteat- stat tutsurt-Liverd That1' Slit- taitaina'-'' cna"iuu'-saloon soon bunt its substitute uuw oneit;Its illegal bar, or 1PWIkn-*UI sitru: hut off as just too laud I: I'ulac-',' had a tuartl tinuw keeping units wa-ni: i printpoint thai' true-h a! sue-h iiiit.'tt for', iii' t'r'utiihuataun ui -as ii" a toUch Ntt'.s S'urt Police Cirninitamunasu' iron that 'tsar Grvvx-r Wtuiiiest e-unniientcd - All you ntsrd is two tioIUes and Public tipitliul: wan t,et-t'ncuui it rooni and you haive' a aroused, howe-vet- — tacit uuli spa-aikasaut (hit' would be- twa-u- the' kIlluigs-, the arugaurr-'t' nuadlueked b putatt' ira liii and bull)'ina4 tactics of flat the at morning and open UI' down Slut gangster-s. but a-tretst an tat' aftentwan, wadeuupi-cud mit: briber) The' "spa-ak" sold bootleg vurnlWtiunc, that- political gnats haiti' 's liquor at up Ii to Slat old arid it, It I, giset- 11 cama- from s'uruuus Prubus: atari-es — illicit stills. stolen uffut'u,a, from government bonded Al.-, , I , wares-houses or mnugglrd uc .i'',',,.'; , Uc,uilke,i, train atiruad, wiucui I urtaude a main Lu' 'at ,i Medicinal alcohol could hi' Stilt' a bar and lajy a dr st tataugtis tat presis-niptiur trutt. I''IIIt Wtat'tai-t s-r is- ti-Is Iii.- :: . .u' ** tit a-icl.'ts . , -a — P°° trarispurhitiori heist, Transportation Secretary (laude S. Urunegmar behest's, buiswevt'r, (tacit even with that' ,auIaIititunal h'Ilu,n'. ('at turha_ana hr,ani.'.iI s}'at('uuis it will Is' that' I!," l5' - isa-font- big city train- ; ' ' Mont- than 10 ta It.''. x 12 BIG 4 iniaiiue'ali.uU- tie-cal liar ii aiau'e lutist's us h u h gas Lix Lurids could bus anal aune are latikiii .at ia's iirts-uni train '.ystt'taas- iivaarkmsd ''a-salve-st l'asr one thing, Nil)''. that' 'cabinet na-raiser in an anU-rs'icw, you haute to tanaka' World Fights African Drought BC adds tour with Uiaria Rig Sally F as The Girl W ith Soma-ti, .rr ,ac, government official in titer ,_ -- p (lit' 1141) ,tteli Rapid Trains-it tiersing tin- Scaia l- r,amu'sscaa area, lit' s_ married lawi.erso Anus-ru-au cities to'. A tn-s law- funneling federal i:.isaalirac' tax ti-Se-HOC'. Into iasass transit planning, equipment cmii t-ori.strias-tiaun stall give- large Auuueris-cina nIh-s as sigortuus new financial lift an their efforts to iiaOVC people muon-i- efficiently .auail quickly, predk-Ls the lop ,,.,u,_.. i.. c-a dii iiitPJs ..__,.i---------pro "pI'i - , l",- i F spra -- - Iturasuglu iirtutrars 'a - I'llin VAIII.) US." Magir AN it f ront for his antirrime, licluor frtchul;, up as, = - - a . called I-to AhtI ilsu. unit has tut' & Carol & Ttd & Alice whuuc bears tattle rca-e-mblanc'e thin- moia- cii that name ar Mr and Ms atxwt a tea,* ' ung with a se-am (if undrrt-o'-cr cups Biia Btxbv as The Magi- 5* enormous wa-n,- thin profits Elliot .la,mt's F'ranrui.ruatrcma Pruhibitinn su-si sa fifth: win praruc-es rrum'-diz-anua' 9u5 (it of wtuats iii I. guullon of cons a van in that southwest ;r• *1 Tb..- comeds pac-eings do tic's set-rn too promising this va-ar CR' has James Coca in ci s lit-pt set in a 55,1St- t'i • - attire and a a-hIIu* ABC hi a Is - z na-u a. antitir•t of them J.crime stwws Lorne- Gre-mt ats (,riff an a-s -i-u; turned pr-iu'alt- i-ta 7orn Mw-ante as ui ginger-loot :,j'r,- uM onh ga's' slit dill IC t.5 ('lt- baa- four Monti' CM•s Mitt I.taaw as The Na-u F'crr'. fsB' tui Inora 0(1* Mason James Stewart as than an'. nets ott. and more Has- tins a c-ountr las'er of them 11101*5 stir isuta-marts Stan' cat) Scsi-n: n. BC a- na-s a crung . - rrit it ITiUSt suI't'rti.tT. .. ii tat is crime-busting a-has and tinuierivaxcia iii tahiti 'a itt "tins -progrisinn. untiourived 1,% the tt -. a iii 'su irL ' nun lii ax KiLSiiniu)W te-suh -Mit 01 Ihi: hiatt 4 tim-u with thai Ucacilie-si jitutlutu WiLt JUI.t Ut catching If! rnrtcinffl' a-t Jant ginger. Tilt,! u'flac-I Lintaugiat uwn sonut Thi-re mn one fn1* 15,01W victinu watt a tuornItik- program NhC' F tillies The-ri ptkt' purutvsu ;uahitu., ;e- ie- luau i'. a uuian Its FRANK hANK MACOMItt-:ht Cophey Na's; 5cr-s k-i ------------- When Bootlegeers Roared Cops, Crooks 'Take' TV ''F'rohaatiataair I 'l• ' HORSING AROUND A YOUN G Mocking bird i Its ILOIICILi BtT1' (.u$es !iarwisers-$rr - frequently Luo c-oercson'' t,1tr', Fir Wallis. ''which is anotb.-r - 0 • 4i'P4 ' -a that they should fight fIstilitical power' ' - t6o"I"loolossississio, . issio-st'isissoosoossessiII1111111 41111 - ' ' - losim 4 - • In Stated another way, both Sm': Baker •aratt Mr. Ehrlichr,, cstls-tsc that- young to seek t1 rtaiud to unlimited gnuu,'rnma'r or c-tm-ann as the way 5 achievi- their .'ndj We have resorted sel brand e.*. I t1f ribbon to, 'u L5 - itt) s'iltiliin" ' a isit ito' dOt t-t-'.'l .i a -- ' for atm-os , ' - - , - , lthrtn'hrnuuin rcata,r'a fully ,At i' tat- as asking of Anus-ri. -' young. Nor have other ;mslu why,, in the bus_st decade, h,s insisted that the young ''get It , !,, Ibm' syaxa'tn" sinil ''fight il.- trim' tat ''flat' s-oils justify the iiaa',sn'." to ln-i'isiias- art,-t i (tat aaunua lt:a ol in Aa'r u u ic-ca vu lift' For if ttaa' Stinate Watergate lit-ai rings have e-stasblisstaett iiiisr Ituipig, they sharply ri-s's-al that i,aua'h of the ilk-guI, urn-t,na'.ti (tit iotiail and unethical ,at'ts carried taut tin the 152 .t that- ta-tilt-n tat Wata-rguite, a'.iiaupcaas:na. fraavii break-in ainatl aau - a- oriitmuit It, Wallis, is as tiuirglcirs- to the cover-up were '.u'knaac-cs of what her ti-nina our jta'aIifiu'al Ill the atauntisi of this - ' tat' er gaas- i' a nat. il ast- I Pt)' s aautliS iuia'n Ili (tat' Nixon tirtnau:tat aatutnat by (him- belief in ri'i'k's'tiasn ciiiiipailgna_ ls'cau_s..- Uttpicuni Ideas'. "'to (-tire the sal that- la.wle-ssnt-ss of raslk-aI sackraa's,a tsf our ungoverned socIe't)'," ha' sLate-'., "will gniatija Ira (hue l9GOs In i-fleet, ws-ll-ssdut-imta-d require a renewed recognition bright young men felt cuvia- that e'niLi do not Justify nun-ian_a, Iwsltietl to use unlawful iaacuurcs and that it nuauy be worse to tato'ivae radical individuals findolaL-tin ci sk'sir,uble- end prninaptly ;i - - .. 95 tat a ouirrenla ant hiding th..l WPCS' Wi:trr (amnutice mcliii. r liii' xtusls' tar gnsa'rniiva-nt tivaa'm' — 1 uiw4ay Irisua isalitis a 51 '11(1, villoi fif $ iii''aats .aaatii'n 4' I 0 To 4; ________ PORCUPINE dia inct en- itfi - too rviollre that to, . I - - ~. - -41- to~,.. - --- - __ ~ -- 0 '.,. 1. .it:, , 0 -4 S.— Xr~~ -" GIANT ' - '' When akeil toy ii sammit' ac.'niher whether he had ..r. ilvite lot the yriqing. hav;r i. 4Lrf.1l1f.1l JW n.as her. III liii la st 457 %e4ara Mint v Mitre's ''Lltaapiui." ant. Ika twala in flu '% eat have • - " rrwii . uIp.1111 ___ - _______________ - Ise froffified hipforso, flop Sesniiiufoloolittsof. investlistalor , 'a'iI alt tU 1111111 a ilittiti t it '- - * i llwii%Sir'llifiiiiii.R%I(ofo-ltiliiq OMMOMN = * 7 / . lw'ln'I tliuil ii lierf.rt. Ihil iii'uila'us ,'apitiaii,aiawa.uilIli air 4 — if V'.rmer White Ihaiw' iid' l iorikin Slrawhan s mind whY' J . v I • 'ri, r ''r i =2 I - ., , '9 I1. t. iitiatali iii liii ing the 11)110) uh'u t%rll Iii aIIh'IIt SpIro A'n.'s. ia ii - , (ii ,04 INA ( S h1 I r,.' ii.ret fA'r thiii f'p i,t,t air u.• ' " T rail IIIrare lnwl lhraa, I, r iii .'rs I/P nfangovprnfnItasl thelma lInl,,,aifr.d gnvernr, "p' a unlinaticil evil p [ h iss lUll. ri'rngntsed pr' YORK pt _________________________ - fls .IFIFlll 'l U)I$Y liiplr csi Sq'rsli i - _1. Y _________ • ) - -i Thor Neu-sre;ic and we have been able tin pass on this divonkit% to the sludents w-hot, will Stud% "tolit"A" sthaill comment#. read Evri-vthint from sport.s Realiy Gett Nowhere I ing • I— - . __ -- . Teachers and school ofh als interested in o b taining samples of Is - I ill - I Ir Enterprise, A'.scieiatinr feature .tnrie' cer a SiH1 range of cubecls sperud:ct To Find One ' s Utopia 1% t I '4 Of "Clittla, - impiaraxians 1n41 male critical rcqUlrernrflzd Read program to of fer titian lal and eduratinnz2j asi.' the, whether an junior high inter (It IC. adult education eirx material which he mpt to current ant'rests and con cha ill cern' hope to reinforce paclti t his eliding skills, and help dC%ekSf) new snxe.. detecting thu nrganhiatsnn a' cli ac ideas in readtrxc harn ' . lack 1'hrn lacing a mn.r an amida in trxthoa& Whilt. most existing Supple, rrvuaird that sevol.ri million as Xvifort- nrwRps4pt.r it. A fl etiun that NFA materwi ridri Swtt t its '.Uh)Crt matter and be .Ir pet tormal prrf~ide*. the- sinfis, reader with mtlssrmtiaali~ matr- I-wapaposit stirtrim written b% Ilit NEA t;tioff which have -i.)Twaror ih nn: :i. jot application nor read in reeoni7pd slrirtrnn manual' related U he ppr1tima1r.t% W(f ccu of Mans pUafl1b siartec nr the national stan' 'orI Cate. are eurrentf some tvps n remedial reading and Inca lca a"l to Answer the V. ti can Jrnn qurtior program ItflI(1Id. ed because a' thu diverits a' et- The, iamiivarits The proErarn clilled The- her.tor. cUIIUlid. izari .,hill:,. aflL flit- ah&Ii U differentiate hexweer fart and opiniar, In ai1lititit. if printt( fli.I1Ir, a Un pacl.are rnrludes cas Ccitt tipe,. Xi help sxuxlent Iani pronunciation ik'linitrnr and word us.agt MIrPU.PI 'rtiiil (ii •Pht R ailing 1 aharatnr reports It ttii P An eir4nre Prua " ir Aug I'?, 19/J -10 L . (I I IcriiUJ II 29 $ 5.,' I I 1 �- _-.__._- . 1) - - -I- - Aaron T hr ilitrath Action ~ -_ - -------- - -----------I - - _. ______- --------- - - -___ ____ - ----------------- -___ . ------- __ _____ ___ __ __ --.-. - - ____ , - •-1 didn 't sunvthmg about aru'iouru'ed it here. Aaron said' Eerbocti has been so c-bSew" with Ailimn's pursuit of the record that his closing in on a less hist oric mark was kiicl M the shuffit Nevertheless, his -VXh homier of the year FridAy CubA Bernie AIlen' his aded 5,11`00 in the bottom of the ninth Elsewhme in the Natloi record for most something or league tclapped Los and walked four took a one-hi otherc in a career trIL u-Icc ] Cincinnati nipped let into the ninth before loading World - - ;addened Bi _1W ti - - - - - - -:Z; 4. .. .+ .. Aaron At Glance B THE ASSOCI.%TE[) PRESS ?- l973llomeRuns Most Recent Home Run 1973 Games Remaining Babe Ruth's Career Record Aaron's Career home Runs iO l4afU( Law Lasit 1. I. I'd.- (;.tI. 52 S5l % 48 74 .393 20 70 51 .571' 70 53 .569 1 541 60 4% 10 58 14 (alihrnu 55 63 43 76 475 12 4116 13 XI 26 I ridaj's Games l"'iltirTi Ire 3. ('hitagcu 2 't: C. Kansas ('it; 4 Minnesota 14, Cle veland 2 lexasB, New York Uaklanid 3, Milwaukee' California ill, Detroit Saturday's Games Karu Cu Rust'; 1l•J3 at (wit 5- 10 Milwaukee iSlatem 8-10 at (jakiumd Odoni 3.9k Minnesota iCitnmpbefl 1.1 Woodson 10-7i at 12-14i Chicago Fcirster i at tunure Cuellar 30-12 Nrir York i Medic-b i at 1 i'xas Me'rntl •, lit'Lrc,it Cok'mani 1t-ltI, at Coclifcinnia Singer 15-IOi N Sunday's Games Miruw-stit.i at Ck'sebuid,! f:ansa Cat) at Boston Milwaukee at Oakland Chit-ago at Baltimore Detroit at Cahlcriva N New Yc*t at Texas pc-i, GB.. 483 48.3 3 58 Q 1 - P.rsas ('it)' I. st l4'u . 4% 7' HE'S AT HOME Pittsburgh ('hirai,'.' Philadtlpho New Ytirk l,o, Angeles Cinciruuut San Francisco, 57 63 57 64 65 "I (i 471 445 -( 46 .,, - 48 .610 3 . Houston 64 60 .516 Atlanta 59 116 .364 3p 44 Sari Diego Fs-1d is Games Ctucagcifi, 141s Angeles Montreal B. A tla nta 7 Cincinnati 2. 'Urk l. 11 innings San FrancuicoS, Pittsburgh 1 Ptuladelptua B, Houston 3 San Diego 4, St. Louis 2. 13 lflhIifl4i Saturday's Games Cincinnati 'Norman 1D-lOi at Nt". 'i'tirl Maithu'l'. 9-IL' 14,; An)t'lt'i Ostetn 144i at Chicago i Hcuoton 9-3 Ii San Francisco iRan 9-121 at Pittshurgh I Mouse 1-IPi l San Diego i'lroedson $-4i at M. Lows i Nags 0-1i N Atlanta Morton 30-91 at Mon. ti't'iil l{('iti-tTh 4-1) Piuladt'lptiia Lonborg 10-9 I at Houston Roberts 12-9i N Sunday', Games Sari Francisco at Pittsburgh Cincinnati .it New York Atlanta at Montreal Los Angeles at Chicago San Diego at & Lows Ptuladelphla at IIOUStLJII , M,!s &sortaLe' Press sports rIwr io.t. tietwt'er'i the Kansas ('it)- Chiefs and 1jjt \'Lings, each seeking to regain past glory, heacV,mes today's \atiunal Football League extubition schedule The Vikings and Quefs, opponents in Super Bowl TV in 1970 but noroplaycdl participants last year. meet at Kansas Cut) Arrowhead Stadium in a naticimilly televised contest on NW 05 p.m., EDT u. (rjwr games today find New Orleans at Dallas; Miami ertertaining ()itcagct: Bitituniore and Detroit meeting at Merrplus, Tezui Los Angeles going against Cklanid in Berkele-, Calif.; Green Bay hosting Houston at Milwauke-e New England pla'rngatAtlanta, and St LouisatDem'r' Games Sunda) pit cross-stair and cross-city rivals against one anc'tt,t'r. Cleveland and ('incinniati meet at Columbus. Ohio, the' Ness York Jets take tin the New York Giants at Ness Haven, C-cnn.. and San Francisco hosts San Diego. Fndaymghta crowd of&,-4120-4our under capacity-wa; on hand is the Bills and Wimalungtcun played the first game at Buffalo's new stadium-a 37-23 decision for the Redakins after Herb Mul-Key returned the opening kickoff 102 'ards f a touc'hth'wri in Saturday's TV game, Viking head coach Bud Grant is ezpectedw start Bob Berry at quarterback tn place of Fran Tarkenton. while' Chiefs CuiChi Hank Strzr, will probab) girt' 38.-year-old %'eL'tl-in len Dawson his first start of the pee- I 4V % -tsl: I I *1 I _*A N 4 V 00 it ,)' - •., ', . '" . - - - .. 11 0 .,# - 0 ;, I 0 ~ . I -1 is'i , q - r . '' ir, 'iv " I 4IIlSh?. j ' . .1 . 'r 10 "' . unit aepft vlrfrflui Piiqt Pinic.)? with c c4 lflq Iirn W(irking within a tf"c %( •#•. P i-P . " '• ' "l i-.' ,, ~. A,! - ( iuIk. . -y'i''.c 'kou A, " •• • - ,, % i . ______ ,4 I iii UI u,ttiIctiu te-ncsi itt Ill V%0-1114 . -- '"i i 1' A1. tV. Ili$ Ito r,i'r ticIie-vic his e-slPe-ris'rneiii ithirtit iliret tIP? II 'urifvvrI Jr • %41 Q v un III III&'l' u"iil Asst I'rtntIpaI at Ilm ' grIdeh'r at quarterback for the Cowboys The Miami-Qiicagt game may provide an answer c, question-Just how lung will the Dolphin' luck continue hold'"-ai the Super Bowl champs put their 3.o preseason record and 23 -game victory skein on the line. Veteran Douglass, who led the Bears in rushing last year, will be getting the call against the tphiuis. Detroit coach Don McCsflerty spent 34 years with Baltimore Colts, but the team his Dons will be meeting bears little rest'tnbla:ice to the club ft-urn wtuctm h was fired last year. Despite 19 trades by General Manager Ave Colts are still seeking their initial 1V73 triumph and have allowed 6$ powts in just two games BUbbuI &ruth, one of the Colts Thcanas traded awa)-, is pt'cted lu see' his first w-tasm fur his new employers at Oakiap4 The Packers, carried to a 10-3 victory over Buffalo last week by their running and defense, will go with &oU Hunter over Jerry Tagge at quarterback. e-- ,4wN50q Mq - j .'4vp - 111)411 'P tworlept" 'pie foithall stat. t#ee-fpta haY ;,thl.tfr tir.c'tni This ye-ut frii thall suhied'il0 in rli.q two nie-tro (onfrre-nee- e-ve-n and u-re-tIling cost us ; Rask.thsII i'. ork ing tin the uki st i'aiglit liii.' lot- mat '.t h two tight ends a iid a 'lull lintisi' harklju'kl. I li'rald I 'lint'i liv Ray Watei'uui;uti i ' liii r.'citnsll,Ie for contra' unit otwl Itieri pa)'lng tbe 'iftit hilt When we has'- H hail t'ame- here, liii responisihl.' hi see that lbsiss to ket ' ' get a taste' of his 'i'IIiil st'tatt'h,'' as the local e'li't'i'n is ._ii,....,.,,, I I .1..,.. ...-, ...,.i - ' " ,,._ I"''' '' lrr,rrsiI.r TI" ft riripuir., a pnmincnpny '- I; in 'oaehirig I ukin't attempt to tell any eoarh who N. sil4 play or the- typp of I F I 15 -. .. f. . -.- 5' I - .' I ' 'ç..• ' ,' ' - 15." .- ' , ft4/7 D %--, /5A '-- ' - ' . .r . jq '. T " '. jpij - M44 5' N, __ . - . ." ç ji . ,t '5-- c, - .. '' ' / iflt .-.i '.t ''k si.iritfimai .I;IMumit Most wonien flu'. .igt' ha ment at the h.iirdres'.irs Others rt'gul.inlv pl.is ridge' on Wt'dnesd,ivs,\fevi e'.t'n go in for a vie'ekls p'.'.cho.in,iksis session Hut I am the .inI;' woman in mv gniup vibti is ;i ne'g ulan at the orthopedic 'urgeon No doubt about it heving four son'. har.,sing iii,' ifflui'.uses m; need for a weekly coiffure A rei.ising session vi itti .. hand of cards vi null he an iniprovemeult on hinging Up jialim towels and socks in a bathroom that look' Us- it was sbi,ire'd P'1 the Greenfla., Packers and the Detroit l.i,in' :nil I won' t say I need pc'.t'hui.in.ily'.i'.. but then.' or.' do;'. when ms sanity hangs by a thread But I tm,i Vt' four growing sons to I h,,nk for im • ink hi out ing each vi ei'k - .1 trip to the Wa'.tmingiun Or th.up.'ulic ( sins.' a'.'. .,'. h; i.'il vi Pun Pu' '.'I grow ang In Ito' ine,intinu', to help the' p.iIn vi.' t.ipe' the knee to nnui'bilite it Jumping, squat ting. running downstairs, that kind of ac-ti'. it', .iggravati's it .' a - ft - Th ere tin greeted by a tall, h;ind'.eiriu.'. salver hi,iire.l hunt' S and Joint expert wh ' ii is d.izilingl uy dn.'sst'ii 10 .1 sta nu't ,'d white Cubanwedding shirt I usually arrive at his office absolutely convinced that amputation is the only solution to our current complaint Because boss, you know, are terribly tongue-tied when trying to explain their ailmt'nis They hove no t routul.' screaming in p.iin o'r a simple hangnail 'ii a mild ('051' of xuun IV'. But let a lump rise suspo-iriusis Just unuli'r the nt'e('alu and there .its- ttar.-t' week'. I ll stio';il silent',' litton.' Mono gets the r,'lkmnt My 13-veavo!d sion Michael. told trip he thought ill- ha d sprained his leg pliying baseball and I suggested rather cal' l usby an Epsom Salts soak After what he intist ed via'. three mentionedthe' lump weeks o f excruciating p pun, tie linamentioned under his knee and I leapt upon burn with queries that re'main to this day unansvi,'re'd It hurts like a sprain but th,'nu again,. it doesn't,' - he told flit' with the mum lit ing lark of gain even bright children tissi". 'Alump' I gasp.'d And in a state' (of IuI;i.'rtiul viurr', that fills the nigltm;in.'' of plagued parent'.. Miu- h.u,'l and I pcdat uffu (or the first time m kn,','s entered the o Hound Hill Country Club's match. cement courts. The American team, by wiri-j here, would be in positi on But ra ed second among the world's to claim a sixth straight Davis tennis players, a-lxmttecj the Cup title at ('k'veLund in tIeliit'et.irig wi th No. I ranked ct'mmuber, w he n Itre final round Smith tin Monday rriav vt-n' opponent will be Australia or .' '.hakin You worry t oo rout h iii> d.icl.ur tod mmi. laughing is though I'd Just told toni ihs' Lat.'st V. at.'rgoie' ji,k.' it uuti'.iuiusly just a case of flsgiicMJSehl.uttu'r u1,s.';ise ' I choked ''Disease'' And I sani tint.) the e'xamniining table clutching Itt my bosom a I3't'ar'old w hi' is taller and rut'J'.i.'r than i .0 'We'll, its not really a elise,ise, Pu.' '.ini t'spansisu'lr Ii an ailment that Puts ctiildr,'n, .'spe-c-ial!s ho'.u, during ttm.'ir growth pe'ni'Hl and it causes a swelling at tiuu• grow t I Nuiflt on the lowe'r leg It s a totally self sustaint'ei ailmnme'nt it II go '. ( z. '' INDIANAPOL1SAP Thus Cowl Open tennis tournament could -A ell t*'c'ome known the 'Starless Open." 'Zuda"s senufiniul round feelured sortie cii the net sport', best unknowns or lesser stars, with onJ Chris Evert and cwi Richey really among the head- -ears $90000 Lures U.S. U.S - n. tennis. Miss Evert, the 19-'ear-old defending champion from Ft. D*uderdalr. Fla., was one of two M-tc'd player, in the semifinals. She was scheduled ii) P1 k) 1970 Cla) Cowl diarn.. pion and Nc.? seed Linda Tuero of New Orleans The "unknowns" on the ladies side-Veronica Burton and Landaey Beaven, both ci England.-41urt in the other sem ifinal match Mis; Evt'rt ('asit) p'Ot past )'at Preterius of South Africa in the quarterfuuuls Friday. 6-2. 61. Miss Tuero surprised No. 3 Set'd ILarui P7luss cit South A!rica, 34 74.6-4, cuniing back Iron, a 5-3 deficit in the second t.t4 Miss Burton, who knocked off No. S seed Patti Hogan at Lit J olla. Calif.. in the first round, slipped past No.4 seed Jeanne E'.'vrt 6-3,6-3. And Miss Rearm duitiped Janet Hiss of Mianii John Dickey . 54, he It h;i'.t' in go ea'. on scc,rts until h.' ,it this growth .4uft SI'.' .issn ton had ( )sgo.x1 1 4h1 aI 1 I'r ssh.'n he was in prep ch'pii;' he continued ignaling his nurse lii bring flue .1 Lull vi ,itii intl ,,n aspi tin Iii' got mail at rim.'w hen I toldhi iii h' li.id Ili pti'. up f.N,tti,ill lii' v. .'nt ''ut fur huN-k,';' though Arid that s just is ti,ul 'h.' .Iiwhir smiled ti,'n,'viil.-ntl'. ,,t rue .iruul tw'g.in thu' first session of a weeklytaping pr •.'.'. tt,,il was to continue for three months Thin the ,'li'iia,'iu I.i r; school called one imur fling in the Li te spring ' ''this is Stuart's teat'ti.'n, tht' tiiiiintiiis voice on the p lint' said ''lie'', hurt his finger on the pl.ssgruiund and it wuill'n Mash.' ( woks Iur.'tt I ditto t tnnt on eyelash rIMl,i'. s in; standing .ipf'.iirflmi'nt ,it the' iinthuqw.Iiu' clinic. I said brisk I '. ' I II pick hi m u p in IS minutes lii.' tluM'tllr greeted me .'ffusivvl;', tickled that his roster of p.itii'nts vi';,'. growing X-r;ivs showed Stuart's finger was iri,ki'n in a neat spiral 'Mnn. Jack M.ittai.is was showing rut' a k.ir,it,' move, and I heard my linger snap when he did it'' he nilsurted blandi; I faci'il '.1'. w.-.k' , i f .i finger splint ith sour) i,'r rims gamizu' that hid to he Ic tin ,'s'o'il .',it,'h vi e'e'k Si'.. \luunum I h.i'.i' this iuiiip On roy wrist," the third be)) ' f , . '' . - ri-imirted sc.sicely a %4urk later ' S1.0, 'AL livri I bend it do%4n, iii.- tiuitap pops up And it hurts ' - I ft distance and -. freeway driving GUARANTEED For 40,000 Miles SIZESAVAILABLE McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W F,rst Sanford 3270651 . ''- Charles ('astle'tun - inui C hester Cooper rosseil the' plate' in the first tinning creating the' only bright spot in xh'ttxNhst iiffcnst'. 'lii.' first lilJ)off game b. '.s,'vn the lviii teams 'Thur1,, .'nd.'ul in ii 6-6 deadlock, callof be(',use of darkness, and tie' t.'a,iim,s be gan se.e..i nd garlic a new thai,'. in lthi lU 0 I'u Ii P I i. O 0 1 S I and CoII'ns Be.ng.c u )4,pIiØj 'are- iii, i ot TsIrr I I I i'. ..:7:!:.:...,., ,%,O~'W$-.V.-X-~:., . ., .:., e~, ;n...,N.:~;..-..I e , Tnt ASSOCIATED PRESS $:•::.: W( Lai,'.,d ' P'i 51 ' " ''f'' I i,, II. Ill , lii II, u '1st [I - 51 M . 'P.C. IP! Iflb.0 a ' ' ip: '° '.' '° t) ' I' .'IPaWP, U 1 1 4?) II - -' i far lo-land The U.S. track and field team, whictu tusti to nw,'ttk for ii silver medal on Thursday by Kathy Sc-tumult, the Long Ikach 1ty College javelin thrower, collet'te only a lirumure on icr-. ry Porter's third-plate' finish in the pole vault Friday. Although the American men's basketball train has scored two easy victories, the Gauuies so far have been a dtsiip' irit1iient for the ,k,nierit'airis, a nd it appears It will take' next week's awhrrimniing events to restore American prIde. The Soviet team, whIch picked UI) f our ppulds 'fluursdaiy, added live Friday. Nadeiheia Tkofrhe'niku won the women's pentathion, world record holder I"alna Melnik won the discus arid Yuri Silov took the lO0.mete-r dash-n race in which America's Steve Reddick of Norfolk, Va. College could take only' fourth place. Today, the Americans have a possibIlity' in tar llO'mete'r tuur,llt-s where Larry Shipp of loulsialma St.'itt' tttahverMty hiuus reached the finals, and Iii U s e 800 whirr,' un It Itrown of tue University of Californulu Is entered. Dennis Se'tiultz of Dklii' honma University and I)urwifl Ikitud of the Univrnsi'.y of Ten. mwsse-t' are In the 400-t,ietrl' finals l'hr I) S. w ouiicn's lau;k.-tl)ulI trains, whit-h lost Its opener to the I(u.ssians, ('atuiC back arid beat France 5443 'liii U.S mien routed Sweden l)-'3lAlter two full days of coeripetltion, the SovietUnionled with nine gold medals, two mil'.'t'r and two brorue for a total of 13. flit' U.S. has only one' silver amid one broncr. "('àft'O55A(P5i Tr"p '.. •lm.qn 1. si, m,t, P4pctf,,,,p4 at !4 - Al Iiii M.,,. *aj *A" p O.imii PaI,. li.a'cP. Ii LIP. al *..o,. s,,. C',,,Pu"a • .I ,%e% Seec I'pIe- I ___________$ Ia 4 r'j a,,i.I.Pa. 4 1' ii 5 Pp . Southern League 1P4P A%5(lp Pit) ' ' - I - -r ' . Nob I) Aisle,.. 5 ' 'I'. a- ~".:. ' P '' "I $fll Diii.... 5.,easei. ''I Si a,' i,,, ()II ii' I ELI) he'a vi's I lie sheil lilt feet BRIAN seven iiu'hes in New York ('it)', V. ititiiiig aunt her In it growing I 1st of nit t'l'tuut ionil WillS for the Aiiii'rk':mn shnl put s1x'('h:IIIst ills.,.'. I £s,., 4'b' II ia.i..',, ,e .,,, 'II 0, .',' P.4a, p Noiccfl. .'...s,,i. 1 • .0 -, 5) s, I&rW PUTT .4% vi. ii 0 put "tV0'W. WELL .', St I) me 44 Pa i'.) . •.. ' AL US aid ,, 4,,,. , ,. "Pf:. - - " -i'___' . . 'k'. ' "- I , '*_,- - ;"7' e; % '!, - . - ' - '' - ) 4 ' •q a t- , - . r,i, , - 'jj'. -' - ' 't:: .5 ' . _ 't-'s(" j. 1 i4 - - ' - 'fI4I '1 " - __W: ..'-t ,i r.•w;: - ,ll i" ._,, LONG RUN TO SEASONS START ie "st fl BEHELMETED Lvn;,in }fih schoei rtdiror, a i:ior his (all uniform, runs a lonely and long race ith himself to ''get hack into shape" during pre-season practice sessions at the Li ngwiuot school, Hera ld Photo by Mark Wibmnt,: Dolphins Call On Marrall iru MIAMI APi Seeriungly .igeess E.int if reLief from rguLir Anc-sut! 'mm4an lnn'all resumes his 197'2 rule of replacing o_ Yepremian beca'ase of the Be-use-i pulley at jureti Mi,innm Dolphins quarterback BobGr'.esm in unliawling in the 'sacker te Bears' G.iri Kosins nailed Green Bay''i the t.trtnr, lint-up in an exhibition game- here Chester SLirrol a -nuple- of Unies Ln I 3-lJ ti,' tonight,'L.if'.t the Chicago Beam (;nmese, scheduled to start against the Bears, two weeks ago. and Coach Atw Gibe-on 1,flUfluee1 . 0 IP cc.'.' Ii pp.,, '.."v i s... Ii c0v.i,a., %4.b"VIIPI I Jei..'. Mlf,Ila Ii - entered so hoospital on the eve ot the jame (cc the poLicy d trying to jilet to the Iticker in 'Wt when Grtese.' suffered a broken leif Ill t.tie three on asic record." ,imit' of the regular season. Moe-rail went in to Gibrun feels K.usuis' chase-i of tiww1 'ver' k-itt the Dolphins to a perfect 14-4 regular on ,inet a playoff victory over ('le-veLind before responsible for Marvol'i misa of i - yard field being rt'pLmcvd bs -i healed Gruese ;n the se-ri_rut tooL attempt sith eight seconds 'elt 'luil :oulu half of the second playoff game against the tt,- "ave won lit.' ti u''"' r 't'.' 'i' . . I 11 SliuLa said t.*irgh Ste'ekr's. infection might mean another on4 'ise of the L second half c'hance for southpaw tbrd-str.nger 'It's putt Jim Del (;auo to show off his wares. Del Gauu, teams do it os: WI n:.,''.o .*o'., The Beat's will try to slump M,Luuu"s .tl fame' who has lest the Dolphi ns to victory in the-mr last two exhibition games, originally was schedule-ti .uctory streak by starting regular quarterbac'.. lot Iimmiiti'tt duty Bobby Douglass. Gars Hull, the rookie "riuu ('e,jc-h Don Shiula, meanwhile, annitxuice-d that I'l& daStatewhucunipletccsltiine'it! r rookie Jc'lf Whit.' will do his, kickoff ss'.irk ,i,j 1,'i-''"t"s' ILt it, ,. Ii.'.. j,t.ian:. 'el! q ('i it',' !t,'.,r-, I!'.' 'I.', sin r'ls,t''. r''.,, '- : u '''u' -. ,%,.,i Pal,,, 5.5 of 5 I'., I44 5.'4 P t * S111 ' I, I 11 0 . ' ''. ., . , - ' ' ' ' . ,., . R,p.iPs u - I~ 1 ' P0 05 * 'e is A.' "a". 54e.'. '.' ,'s.'ll I 'iu'.t' i$11\ -- ' _. - ' ' ü 0 w' $15 Oa, ',a' à P0 05 i't ' Anil liii putting ins honorary orthopedic nursing diploma Ili '.suiik 't'. '.i..'ri .i'. I b.c ii,' mum'. Webster c uliutiuin;ir;', I'm - - 'seek's 34-7 su:tury iver Houston. .,ntibi'tics treatment of an infected elbow. Butthet'lbow involved utus left one-, noixi his he'sa tesrnunatf'iuibatl player and night.handt'st passing arm and there w as an )ou hive to expect to get ,lit when you play this is outside chance he may still i. action in ganur,' said (;ibron at Lirttii after the Green garlic. Bay game 'He Puss beaten 's three gwnes I with torraLI took o'.er the starting job Last year wtej gusisi anti we would love to have thuse Florida Stat League ' '" iivatu the' kiriills ito, tuur told rime' alter niiy 121h wet k ,is a regular ''And it Stuart s splint needs reband.iging, just re p l ac e the gaulle' yourself I J - 'I Auiiu (m M o th 1')rthiqM'dit' ('hnii You ('.10 du, Pu t.iarag on Miu'h,i.'l's knee (nun no'.'.' on, ,.'. -. '' I host' the worst looking hair in town and an ,Ift('rnus)n in the gr.'.- .'rv store is about as much live social ,'nt,'rtainnuuent as I gt-t I ut herbal tu',i keeps sue tr,unuliiilileel but I've final Is lu-sm r,'ss,,rdi-1 hr - ill mu'. s.Iu - ni!it i's by the Washingttun - It ' c;s'iIte' I't'trora followed r. the.' third fraisi,' with a s.lii blast. The nurs.'s by now called me' by my first name and vie t rauleil recipe s while I wastist iii'.' turn ''Oh, that's nothing . Isat.'rnall'.''' Its just what the its tuur said, palling mv heat s'.. u,ili listil.' cyst In the ill(] dab's, thevel just hit it will) .1 II itul" ,irutl it ti go .ivi a; Just leave it alone, if it Kets real ti,,d vi('ll operate' hut usually they Just O away by them- i1OS(u1V.' Al' The Sej','iut ttriiisi, eittsiiinoting the triitk field events, carried nine gold uiedals Into today's e'vrrit; and of the World University ('.anie'm, wi th the tYnIte.I State's teaim,i -TIRES heart. Fla., 4-6, 6-0, 6-3 Nu S seed Rictury, Irvin Sarwta, Fla., made it to the' semifinals, as did the men's top seed. Manuel Orwites of Spain Ri'-tw, one of the world's top ranked performers, slipped Past upstart Brian Gottfried of Ft. Lauderdale, 6-2,24,6-3, in Friday's most mittiting niateti. ) The reoluntionary tire designed for long - p .' To Earn Gold Medals .q STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE -- - h.'!I ning. American Athletes Fail And Ask About The New --- . " .6# 1410^41 4. tl,'O*'a ii I a,,4e-4.u• a M'a'. Call or Drop By U.S. Clay Court Open Could Be 'Starless' - __ lull I i'rt'tt.i's two-run ibiutif. in the' o'ronef inninit was P.. gauiie winning tail anti s pa rki't the' ('.itl.dirs to a five-run mu P1141'p -' __ 'a -- I'l iorinay rogen ill MlirInn,'rs,t Fi,'l.l in tis'ua'lt*'rry. - I4Cit4 . his duty to keep AuRustlif - Itu" i.iIiit' will ti, 1. YIiL'f- and it 's ft ' li t ' Nl .,.64_A I- Itwknioir frets i z Sn.ith was heavily favored to ALAMO, Calif Al' The first singles match of the year beat 24-year-old Toma Ovid in between Stan Smith and Ilie todays opening singles match, and Nastase was expected to Nastase. by the tuck draw. will come at the very end beat 31-year-old Marty Riessen of the Davis Cup Interzone o( Fort Lauderdak-, Ha.. in the Finals betweer the t'ruted tld) s other rrat(-h. States and Romania But if Smith and Erik van t}ilk'n beat Nastase arid lonel "It doesn't make any differ- Sar'tern in Sunday's doubles enee. ill have to play him match. Riessen could assure sooner or later," said Nastese tl'w VS team of victory by before today's opening matches beating the lightly regarded in the three-day competition on Ovici in Monday's first singles ''i t.ø ;ttn :a -to gaine he should run," he stated If arid when a problem stile-i 1ri-sh) It-rian tif Slailland in it... Growing Boys Shortcut To MD Title for earn. Not feeling rmnr . Methodist isiurilty Is rep- a. the i-naching r-fe-ssion and gain,' into the .sdm;nistr.ition ..tp.rt if '1-.' gain., Fl P,,,'.ir..r l,,rq ','s v,' the f.y'n' ' "i,u'st.'r un J,•tit fun, ft) lead St , "a" I urlr'i i htt"r awl I 4"4 r ,",.,'ptine should take Ruckner loesn't mind the- i's f r.comtrnn that a coach e-ts, f.etln'i that e-'e-ryrmnw has a ab to do and personal satisfac-ti4ln is the tns,r r"r in for him 'kfer!rruent ll,irkncr tefie-5 'ô e-? '' Methodists, Smith-Nastase Cup.X Match 'Drawn' Out tid shout leal of mon.y he - '' &._, (."ttinit t'Ntif'fifl" to tb t)uit the VITIII re-oily unit ii'Ithriit i'r,tIinig i'lse. Involved in the boll iniltit' Is uil.tii pant of his u'ev,iingly riv.'r-4'n(ting job I '.aluable experien'e on first team defense arid setond unit offense last year. are all returning with plenty of playing t i me under their belt.s In all, as the Saints' coaches look towards their traditional season openerSept. iSagainsta very strong Ft Pierce John Carroll, which the local 11 suriiised 24-0 last year. the word "depth" keeps cropping up If the Saints can stay clear of 'nppling injuries, the difference of that word may rnear. a lot less than eith-r the dictionary or Tons Ruby's sersion. A iipor'e' iports are- 401? rrmtentiq plisirie-d that the- contract 'aath %lainiarsl etptres after this year Ieuriing r'w,rri for a new AAAA r' I'do rent Even though he-ad of the athletie ',.II'I men." Ray Parsons, Walt Morgan. David Tens milinger, Greg Gribble and hans Hernande7. who picked up hieh Iti u-h.'tiil,rig of game-s 5 heii nrifhe-r liii, 1.!. ale-.1 to '5 .'oinInYri fin -- ine\perienccil' )-i st hs s, ~, 4lgn1lIrrlIq 141 ('(Si('tiifli! driet stayl NZ , I, ,, ( irhn .v.ntc in Pfimnul fe-sm is involved -11 1. trIes to srrn,ncwlat as many f the- ,,hta.n roaetes as possthl. he- I, torkt Hsany P,'iuyt tin ne's øV1IPfl1t ' , .q •: '.-'•-. VA -0) o1q, he linot 11;111 III floss flint tiol V. 4. i he fi.eii..r 5infisrtI Jr Iligh ' ' i qiw '__'ft fliffif list. -.ry % oq.it of iporl etrept the- ~ ' '',. 1,~ litioll ~ :11101t.110, ' , U A it - _: - .? -. I -1 troll surprise a lot of people.' Ruty grinned, remarking that senior Crimmins and sophomore hcw Brown are currently leading the parade cit candidates for that slot. last s'ear. Lack of an adequate passing attack hampered the Saints' offensive versatility with almost total emphasis placed on runnin g , while a line stable of pass reeeiver. Mond by $dly Both Crimmmns and Brown are good passing material, and their addition to the Ruby prepared ground game brings smiles to the coaching staff W'i' most of the- dcfu-ncise first team returning, along with a solid. proven running attack, Ruby is counting on the tsperiencc cit a highly talented field of "utilit) )A itdn, Aug l?. 17/I ireciror ies LYMUn 14THIeTIC Ha s : I ~ - & 4 1iI4 '' 3' . ~1 -t 4 4 .. -4 .~ '' I _. ,* ~ ',~ -~ ~ .-"O, •• P . 4c Niiiis. York I Oakland 3. Nfil. wamikec 2 and (ahfornia 10 fle I ,ft. - . ,sv 1 4 ~ ' Boston . Kansas COIN 4, Mmnena 14 Cleveland Ti'%Rc .- .4 __" '. - .%.." X I I q, 0 - (HICK sea Jack Concannon, who broke his thumb during the 1971 peeseason, will tie hoping for better things this year as ii.. - , 1f1W.4/#/ 44' Kansas City, Minnesota In G Alan May.,' '-'T. -:~_-M5-11~7_~~_;1--it;:= 1. - ,cc'c."w.','.,,.','.-.-,.:':':':':-:-: -- by - .."1119A r * ld \j1ip,il lA'aru(- 59 60 703 Aaron's Magic umber II Aaron hit the 03rd home run tf his career Friday night in the sixth inning of Atlanta's h-7 loss to the Montreal Expos to move to within 11 homers of Babe Ruth's record 714. Hi blasted a Sts".e Renko pitch oser the leftcenterfield fence for his 30th home run of the baseball season and hit l.:177th extra-base hit In tie former St. Louis Cardinals great Stan Muslal for the all-time lead in that department- Aaron struck out in the second inning, fouled out in the third, homered in the sixth, lined into a double pla'. in the eighth, and hit a sacrifice (1'-. in the ninth in other times at bat. B wauket' 've'land Aug. 17 37 714 ;i.it tt Standings , otUfl m1r, - i dmlft& ( 66 58 .532 3 63 57 .525 4 - # Major Leagui ''cc \'u.rk distance from top to bottom Ask Coach Tom Hubs of mnit'v Prep, and his definition will be difference between a winning and le-ing season The Saints' head mentor along cc t assistant Joel Kelley both feel hcir prt'Tsters can 'play even with everyone they will (ace this year.' that is, if they can avoid a definitionkilling word Injuries, With the institution of a junior '.arsit prcigram rt the school the irst ever 42 t -s who tried out uaiw: this week - t rcac-h eorge Austhi and as.sistanl Dale I'arsons, a former Trinuts au state uarierbak, much (i what iJ '.utrsits could have counted on f or .'dded personnel is now eLsewhere While the program is hoped to .1! in future grid campaigns, it won't make this year ar easier Adding to the alrrad) thin line of varsits material, the Saints will also fact' much stiffer competition, having moved up to Class 'A level due to increased enrollment at South Seminole County private school As in the case of mast things, along with the had there is usually some good to be considered, Rub) says he has at least three gridders v-t,o 'can make first team All-State," Greg Miles. Greg Chandler and Robert Knowles All three have been seasoned with .. i'a ft. . _,_ p - a c'ar t going both offensiveli and delensivel), with Miles spear. heading last rear's record-setting rushing attack. Chandler at both quarterback and end and Knowles anchoring the Trinity line, ('handler, a sophomore mast year. while not snaring the few Thnits aerials thrown or running the Saints second unit behind graduated signal caller Steve Sascin. developed into a state champion high hurdler and set a new Class A mark. Miles, a senior this season and a blocking had, for highl touted l.awrenrr (leveland, who ran for IOO yards last re-ar, and se-i newstate record for touchdowns 27 the year before, will be the mainstas c'f the Saints potent Whisbone I of. ftit'.u', and 15 a grinding ball earner as well as a bruising blocker, Knowles. also a senior this year, played both offensive center and defensive lineman. anchoring the line to such an extent that the Saints' defensive statistics from Last season eclipsed the expected record-setting of Cleveland arid compan) In all, 21 lettermen return to the Thnit) team. 14 of the, starters that took the school to an 8-1 unofficial county championship last year In addition, the Sairts received valuable transfer aid in the form cit Pat Crimmins, Seminole High's Tern Cordell Award winning athlete. wlio enrolled at the school thus summer -Our quarb"rbackirig might just the dc'fmnmnition a-is the - - - , . ('I At 1 l)K W( ft 11)1(1 l"l", Se'iiiinole' l tiili p:i'iit mentor fat' llt ;ik'he-s intently as his cording to the cIictrnnar 1 thrii.,Lt 4" a trulltuLirl. nai. Sl.'flu MaM Al' Tue game (if golf u turin),' ncr... That version of the Inci dent linbb Mitchell said after tyui l:n Still for the second-round on the 16th hole at the Pleasant lead in the $200,000 USI Golf Valle Ccluntr) Club course was confirmed by Ben Wright, a Classic teleuietn rinivntatcil who A lot (ii things can happen was an r%'r1trwss Jim King undout4edl3 would King, tiow ever, denied touch. agree that a lot of things c-au mc the official and said be happen But It's t) dnubtfu' would sect. kL help that the husky, ID-pounier On the course, the quiet. soft. (oUld we the humor in his situ. spoken Mitchell and the taIllit I on .itjvt Still nattied five-undera tour member with us- par 67s and tied for the 36-hole d i fferent success since iS$, lead with 237 totals. seven-unt as disqualified and suspended der-par on the hill;. 7.2.12-yard cie!iruteh FridAij after an a)- layout terrahon with thur official Pete 1t. Trevino. meanwhile. vaulted Into contention with anA statement released b Jack other 67 that was higtthghted 'luttull, the head of the touring in the first hole-rn-one of hi !!o-ials for the Tournament srw-rtaruljr career He was tu ' - thin C,iirifr,r et P tr.r ,frf : t*pth USI Golfers Have 'Funny' Second Round .•.-•.', - - . .':: irpvr,$vecl (cmcter .)H'j . ~ .,. . -, t ;. I11 -ii. -1 sumlng St IIIIA t'rnlrnal' carried a two-hit shutout into the ninth but two-out cinglec in _j.. iL, *1 For Trinity Prep Coaches tas won the Indianapolis 500 race 2B tunes in the last 40 'ea*r1. died in his sleep at in home Friday . Sl.artirw In 3934 the four.c)linder powerplant won the lrith 500 mile race r'er tune it was run, with just eig ht exceptions It powered Gordon Johrwork In victory this last Ma y. The original builder of the engine, Harry Miller, went out of business in 933 and (fenhawser, his plantsuperintendent, bought the designs and reorganln'd the c'uinpany ()ffenhau,r' Engineering was sold to Lowe Meyer and Date Drake in 1964 when Off thauser retired. His wife Ethel passed away several years ago after more than 50 years of marriage. There were no children but two rnthers and three sisters survive Offenhau.qer , A VA III%'I ('f I i An4eIe. 'iujji Giants, 2 V Illie 1c1 evt slugged two ., "Jest "I ~ -wm le I &ow ut thu lTu.t famous rarne ir, autnmthüe racing history. Fred Off enhauaer. 11 dead at :t a ge of 95 Offentiau,er. whose name u on the racing engine that I',, ur' 1 11 1- :'J'111 w~4 4~ r I '' I Depth A'Four Letter Word' -k- Death IA.t'J a A 11 QS .&\ I'll .s Al' ty.: or' at s 0 - NA I came in for the save. Reds 2. Mett I ',, -., his 111th vivion of the stia%i,ixi in .Iotuin% liench kiiolled the 901114% the Cosants'.5-3 triumphover the at I I I ir,,t pitch hack to the mosund for Vadres IWrm 4, Card% 2 A gan"nisding dirouble pljk%. BrNAnt Wt both his perfect 4 triple in the NAte Colbetl', Mills N Carlton hurl(.,I an uitl(U'iaI L('J148w strike lead L)% I I fanning ii Astros and e ven .. ""I 'I single-. Bill IAN-krr came on to slugged a homer in hus behalf As paring the CU to It b-I victon nnch the Mills stunned the AsIfyis A4 snap run leading off the lAth inning The Philadelphia left-bander lifted the Reds to a 2-1 ticinr airs' losing streak now has I7 strike outs lie Ufl over the Ict' Bonham. ,A ho struck out nine loaded his homer in the fourth. Nir, a York's( I" ge Stone had capped a threse-run raffi, lifting, 11 shnrl of what's his name's Dodcers I dtree-ht Bonham. 5-4, I night tied him with Musial the Ewpostoan$7 victory over and-vt's folks--it only left him Aaron and the Bravec ' Offy ' with 703rd usi * al Associated Press Spewu Wrltrr tarrer horner No 7M isishich Franovwo biral PiMs.hurgh !I,1, 9mv him 11Philadselphia whipped linui Hank .Aaron has been "busl ; and tied him with MLwal in thsl " and San Dirgo defeated St &- hasing Babe Ruth the didn I dppanmesnt Louis 4-2 in 13 infungs knosoi tr cutight . Mutual. Page 8A Sunday. Auqust 19, 1973 Race M * es i .. . ....... -- I Sports 4 _____._ - __ ' �luA (i)ld ( 1 sUfld,AUQ.19,lcJ Afl..,. I :...LI._ T H E "'l"P . JUST r.. _. — 3& S JO 11 Is., ~ I: .II,I• •i II Fudge Looks mer v in 01) V tiiziitt i'V It describes Frank Nun ers plat lie s' an aggre '\\ I'JANC1SC'i' let slope derepth'el si' brash player 1k ri'1 It started w it), SUIt Hifld strnuldercd, naturall padded ish the physical COflIIICI nian, a bruit of a lineman voun man with long blond "wh.'n I'm not sort' MtCI to vhn hasIiisince retired iron) and a noticeable bulge game he sa y s "I feel had rnnttuill devote himself tohair where his neck should be that 1 haven't done rii job serinu the esthetics of He Is atypicull one of the painting Fudge's luminous light class muddle linebackers blue eves shine with eager "wt you're a regular professional foot ha II, the ness Ie wants to excei ctmc'ntatecooted Dick Rut- glamor position on defcns I look at all the middle kus," said Stan In Frani: "I correlate suceec... he linebackers in pro football Nunk after the pudg blond says, and compare myself with "with winning ' linehacket of the San ['ran With Frank, or Fudge as them," he says ''It's hard cisco 49ers had spent an the general of the defense, because you htwas think hammering people nfh'rnnor, '0i1'( the best the 49ers hove developed a physically And the 4?Ood ones' defensive acumen which In Mike Lurci — I think he's Then Stan switched his ttw last IWO years 1inall :uu'Xaphor to "fudgc' In de- produced division champions been the best the last two it)u1g the soft look of Nun• alter a quarter of a century years Willie Ltinirr — very of lutjlftv ptivsiciil Mike Curtis and added "hammer also lIe's tht quarterback whu pttyicat tuuit s'er cpiirl. the emphatic v.i he hit Into pi'oplu' Thu result was a knows all the assignments nicknamethat makes an im- calls all the formations and Host about Dick IlutIws. print a true reflection of Is responsible in the unique whi has been the prototype personiahits — ''Fodgi [lam- wa of I. middle linebacker to: tit( middle linebacker' HI MrRR4'i O1.HFRMAN Ile J f . __ - - " Vu Rue:' pcint' r1;ar1r rtruae iüvit .:of, GrtsJliz, Fraru't, 1.926 ' Lngluahman. T W ftur,'.*, whu bottled and drfrnIe.1 - .sme wnu'r, of the Enl,.}, ('bonnet fliiu"rT) vents iii ifuiflUil' Ifl4ttU'luu,fl' if , ht iulflete.'i, %i'.i?fli(l fir( t',' Moment. inter, 70u AM., tb.. Auçu.t 1. Gertrude. Iti", uflgru jolt 11w wilts'? for wino stw' hii. will 1w' at, I In' 'enna' ha' never rnnquvrv.41 thu'.' rhallrncsn ,'.'.. An,'-rsrun 50fl5'i lot Gerirud.". encnuriurnlfnt "Tb.' Star !riPd JItIflt,,'T' I. hellos. lUtif iU'qUt'fit)% it, list itt.'tnivu, bp.'g,n. it iii; (u'rirucl, i. iii... o .truin wind. s'hnpps Whiny MOtI Deiii'hu'mus' cruise, giving ui at if ('N 1.M and C'ier'trudu of Trs,iuih' is' Nit' f'i,u*fls the- clitls of England un it eight Ttiou.suruls' of 'spk' nr n' tb "bust,' and hundrrd' o auloninhil, ligliti' 'till flare. iliUnirulsi,' th Iw'nr) it, guuci. tier iii '\n u'zhnuutrd Gertrude- Ldu'rI.', 14 hmir. and 11 minute. after -iiterinrIh- wilier at Cipe Gus-Nez, walk, onhu tb. beach at I. iii town in England stse tsus twon It,. English ("hann,•t faster ituiui utrit fw'Tsnfl , It tutitgJTS L11L YOU GOT TO IS ASK __________ NI-LA - I'irst of all hank Aaruur, ' swing is all wrong lit' hit' Oft hi' front tot Thu gre- ut hit tI1I tt'xttwsd it Ito i' .'-'' itt s ing vin, liii t'igt t your ba rk loot ti Ct the moos for Aaron - must. more - 7tte t:pot' 'u ego odds in, r'nser ('u)flSflhisusine' Pelt' lioze-Ilu basil fuustfie'rrut (ml Ar .itw.Li! it I'Ufiie ut t'l'Stt 011 is tiuiuuk stilt; itsi' La' When and shier, did auto ruI'u-T ,)arkir Ste w art hegit Ili - "arret" - 1:lis u' Ikirin Jr., titus nss Ill. let - Attiuiid : tutu. lit, ru'a t c, lo, ti diand 11 tears tli,'tt was .: drive-' toithme-ci A N it tlut .-s'enl' iii .sin: diguise lot its-nt kit! named.J.'kst Stewart wtit,.t i.' '-nt' ots).-rted Lu a racing career It was e'nuiugi that his ' ': Jackie, t'nirrgu-d a' himself Grand I'ri in South, Attica bums first I- ormuin I ')lw'titiUfi in 1 when he' was I. years .sid his first vi stdt Ito' IL*lm.ir. (,rand l'rms a year IaIe'r TIii'. Juts fit Iii. Lit. .iii t!,u"t s (.rar;ci Pris rs-''orL! 0'. smiling III ii''' brother Julia wa a driver Thu Itand ,Ii 't't\ Lot — 55 hub of flit major sports is e'urrreiils Ibis fliosl liulin itti tilts;ue''iliiusre i v. ituitf lussum t that jieie'ndnne'e 'urds sueiuld hi, thu ' ,tl - ns,,ds euhtuin hl, infuirmiatiun Sliekiws l.uma Linda (alit Itirti , , — I'll? tilt i-ist 2.'. - Yv.ir- ., filar namot-o Let, %imillatin t'olit'rtint' iJIlt'rsdant-.- records For 1972 LI& figure-s tict'n-, s ''' e' tints,' racing 74,(ili,3 45,tJ2 lot Ihuroughbred . 1 42!. , i1 't feet tuiirnt-ss ' fuuuittitill 4 (125,5iu1' ba st-hail baske'tti,ul) 34 44'14714 471 log when' thiors is I dir auto, huckes t'7 .&'l no ,irru:aI,' count the estuimuilt' is 4 ~~.:Iliuti Them- figutel. don"t Include Ili It sichoul basketbal, fusitbuill 55 aldbtiuni t re-sean-ti is a ss' if hIlt. sell-se'rs Ii. Ibis' auth ertisumi dirt''tuir lot 'I rianugle whirl; put' ttue D.iiIs lIaising fort. Fist su.c'mailogis s' imp.ut't pro fsuuiltaill in but ru''.: popular sport lucia'. W has t atwiut Vt iii this Stilt anti bus biusiness' purinersbsi i This is not sit bad as when list' Nutgru' and but It'd r'rsus'-tuurdu'd Ttu.ut u right cnss"hanilt'd lik. 'nut Aunt ['tivi' at the lanuils picnic .urusr look -, . And final passive .ut the plaIt nt tract Ilt'tirs of the' t'sihiru lit' is Nisr t is ttw' oafs haliptavet I sat'. u'su'r seu' v. Is goc' Is s.uiti tar lret' a) flit pl.uis titer hii i.',sgu. pitt'tit'r Curl Hut Irving Ii' ininiisrm'. '.neak a last ball past him is I uku' trs mni It, sneak thu sun i51 tuast a tripsts' tit. first plated in L..'ugut'' in 1952 rut,. H, ,i.u$ - And lit, that at plait •(' ' ' t.flhI,ur,itivu' sniali lust ii iii.- Milwaukee .111(1 At iiiti t ' i it 1 b, Jsuhnns I4t-ri'-i u ' .' i.ithmoUs kilit- hri-is and CIenirritt antl I .sii h(uitiinsui to. '.'.,' '. F,..t!,v "oft% lit If-elk toorn-illm ,,s i' f?- (11!7 ' ' ' ' ' ' tie' w twIt) hear mu ." ' ' .uiiiiu't 55 altrt kenist-tI cit tilt - ' baud ht'ilbit-n which, stun car; 55 42nd St fmatii'liiig ' - ftc't hi'. sending fitted'. I49 Us . "'A York N \' 10o3 (It sc-s ttsu' aitsuse Iurgist ItT. it ha I laiiiii 't ' it, it is uk.' Ito otl%curit~ -' *The fight ttiat .''- '' .' .' - , Ur .5 - 5 Ill. - 'n- a rare ' : , - 4 ,-,. -s'. ' • `1 - .' - - ' .ui'- • ' '.;' - ' - '' - .- .1 1 8 - - - - - ----The Iulkstsing floor sat rsrvrisrd truni Joseph Attrition. lOU? general flhaftage-T ul thin kansas (its -(imuihit kingi Item about (Nuir Aru'blhalcf is cutuulie in t'rrot (Inc he is nut sinaiuihie 1cm irusout in tIn' NBA ist) Ii, is not hard it, iuundk 1k- and hot ( out'. liaise an c''.tte-nsrls i-lust I rruuuiutistup No argunimnl but nit usual unimpeat'hablu Irast oar NISA suurt'u' still insists be was offered to .'iut' - is! / . . - "t lmitii It tl'''.t'. hstsss sisiimusfi usnif sow of s,'si'ru us rid ii Itself tr''utt this' I'a,tl '' thus's.' off 55's- tumid lii.' sst','k litit sue' suet tst';sr ti''i,i .Ini- I au7.trt' lit 'I lie Spsurl.s _Shssp s1 tuSh,' lsuhIe'rs ls'irsu' s -numgtst l's si'es'l' Issukirsg lust thssiuiusls'r s.iii,ct 241 v stilt-ti fell isut' a lit's' .'j,tfistu shiest-n iii tIe.' SI .hslsisie Itls'.'r ne-or 51,sriusa-s [file ttmis we--u-k, titil s cstmlsl riot u't the mime' usi the, lilt Ill) ausglc'r I lit-k Muiw .' r - it tin fIise iili,suet tbuiiy_ suet s Lu' thu inst il' I'll I"..SlI 'm's 5 11-1(11 l:l'I iIt'It l.c toll iii. s.-...'i. ..,,i,, t I.,,.. .',,, £5fl•?S, Its' Iusrge'si tine trip along stilts a ft's jack s'resalle' s'.isiu'ls si-re- large erosuigli Its inak,' the reel sing l'st iw'.ss lri'ius that ;erscs is Itoul re',tfi'.fi ,tt,- hn'guututumsg I' Nelson us Is.' lauistleth a kinks-i ls,ss usf Ii puitinsit tins st'u'k 5 sirse steipweI lit (1w Se'i,iintsl,' V 1, Store ii, %Si'it)hi Ss's 11usd I lii', petit' suit ''m.i.t iii' hues' sit hs.nin.le, fist his t'it;il s'..'.'k' u nrc Msstrr u,su'usllss.i,'sl ttiiul this' itlas slit itti us is c.'s'iuuiuugl the. ts'ut 1st ilithi? ,Sissitt,,'r ls-ssgging catfIsh, f fi'utu,n 1IItff I ,ssuup ii ssicfurit lit l'.it It, sik',, .iistp .ssn,'r (flhe'r Felt I,, Nell '' ssisriiis hlssss,'s sr. Iii' ss'ith cut List' ('ry stiul His-er l,iilc.j t,s ii ue'miII.qi it Ite'l'e lit' Power l'lant, si'ormui stills as e'uiuisi'te,l stills liii' hut one ia'.tie sire - ________________ — llri.f j','s _____________________________________ --' A thu.. I fiat - Pat rrxitteul io-tksn 'e'r \'tstmng Mike firatiler tis.'ul Ii'.',' slsiswrs itnul -u ''Nl1ssi hilly" plug iii luitiul tcsu,s ii eighth and ttsre'-c-spmartt'r 1'tm1is, 01W of lie and if half isnuinds, and titui smutllt'r tines Mike aLso aeletesi wu'ight Its Isis stringer of light ssitti only a I. 11\1 i I ml I. I:- jf Mike Ur.'i hi I.'r withra fch few ls'.'lsh' Iryirie! their link l'aitil .Jthins.iu, no.1 wile cii I )ste's'n liritIge- ('itiisp (swk a few ( Lt) to sstl noel p.ill,'sl their trailer tim.' l-:ussl ('ss,ist to ,Jtirius lit-Ili 11, [' si' Jowl, I-, I ii rut Seiaistiuiti Inlet I # , i;;ii - SUNNY MORNING. a brd ritnmcd hat :i t'-ustv paic. and a lak. 1i 01 fish IS the formula for a perteci summer saruraav. Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) '1 ' _'&__ 'r 1. — 'Flo * do's . I I 's 111 .. ' \' ,(,1 4' ~ L i I. L I- , f V - c , _', i "' 11 I Wants ~ - r t4 Sw & ' -- - In - .: . . N% LIi7F . -1 ' -"5' —I XA MMiili ' - -- - - St*cky Fingers i game in 1972 were turned in by Nat Moore, rururung back Ut- led the team in receptions with and ta-oke long plays is! 79, 52 for a it), and 39 a -Sever l000ks like the kind of a"Iete who can make something tuippt'n when he gets the ball," says Dicke). "That is exactly what we want our wide' receivers to do in 1973" Its i 'i ANt. %I%( tiMhil :1: siple's toot-ii, ,, Meiweetrjm iu LIS54days. because- the ctn-ziitsts hut',' ('SUlK' UJJ with Mini.' esustn K1L4Jfl that List the' Tiut-t' ion st itli dmsptuts't and ri., suffering Set diiii'l beitlwr tr%'IILV to invent is better tlmuusetrap Juts Flood u. ti, t1itiUM!trl tu sker, but he. rant- up with if ts'tter shaft fun' gulf chute, e, one' 11%at ad& distance ill shov~ with turt NI golfer ''atm It,-ti to:. butch: no that kind t 'ituittiun.- -hut tS'e-'i Us' 1uUrimi Us So .hiiti I'i.,tid't- curbusuuuddttitiru*t shafts, the' result of the' golf ii: If tev ltK-ft'ot-tiiII tree' more- than )( yards Iron the tee Everybod) .lull flit! about 10(i young inert cisc played around or under thesnrh'ursg tot bum tit turn out tree (ramp's ball wound up shafted Irons will t-jt' late - , thari Aitle-rf't'atis at Ow top tier tits graphite- shaft. itt. thUr-mid pm-Us an- sortie' ,q It's a i:rittmf'iris' story cc! hit-st rusttniue-rs Ga Atiierscurm enterprcst- with a lot m, for Jun hire-itt', tried out a graphite 0! dr-ive,,t it, Its' Japatiest' Musters quit Its' brokerage business not earlier thus year, drew gasps of knnswmiig lot sure- whether his surprise' at bus tre-nsenduus ok-a would raids tin Just 1. iimakt' sure- people''"off the' test, along will ,luui;t- the' iS t of knott what ttic"ns' buyui! s-hen KMl lu-ictjn-izt['loud's star-f fmrit'usf ttw an'quurt- a graptute shaft. baurkers we-re Arid Wthliams Jitim of lent a &-tnionstratiun iii arid Glt'ts ('Lttmmpbt'l I t-as't whirl ti, angles shaft ti-mum a as , s' L. ' T;,)t' Id ' I' 'ti');:' '0' "'tts''ti? !i,esr ut his V- ri :1st'; i' , Take - The' lte,nkintusdiaeover'u1whaittt. '- iublwad at mnipact with ______ National Jurimiur e'rst"ouritt't tin ii det'iitsru Iii tie' l')h'rnujin'-s, AjStj Boxing Chain- losus State rtuanmpion A rugged IuioTmstiips were he-Id slugfest in s-inch the Seminole Clue-ye-rate. Wy. on 9, 10 and fi County slugger, gave an exAugust. Three ()tla ndr, u'r1,knt stiow'ing, ...,ttnW boxers c-ujrges,e--çj '. Allan Dalton fighting in the 90 class wt'ri hut' first match his the hteguon 11 Chusmtipuon but lust his chant's' for a inertial when he de'feated by the iteguein 9 ('hanmupion in his sot-cord light tf. tither fighters morn all g; pound -lass, s-on the only Eddie Williams fruits Miami, s"t,te?. for 36 national ruiedab National Championship tnediil another 1S->t'ar-old Ira the 112 1"s N'T(' (jrlandt [nj• for the State of Florida, poursi class was dc-fe-aft-ti in Ins it'aiuu Me-rube-i-s and Florida He defea ted tie Region 'Iwo initial encounter by Region Pu'gmcsrm,aI ( 'tua'nupuun Ctmunnupuori i Middle Atlantic, 13 (imauipu )n e- -,'e-ai' olds Mike Knight, Kicky Suuti Atlantic, and Mid-Eastit s interestIng to note that }(Ussl arid Allan Dalton, all of ern States I in bib fu's't contest. the txpc-tit'flet' of the' National S.'umniok Ccsty}fr ALso defeated his sct'und Anitaircu Boxing tufltk'StIfflts -! s' young sluggers per- opponent, the Region 11 Chain- ruurtgt-dfrunnmonls, ales fights to rrut'd well and gave Ii good pion 'Montana, N Dakota. S o'er 200 fights witii th' ave-rag.'sing in their contests Dakota, iaIKI WyUTTIUIgJ, cap- cpru-rme- 'if around 60 ':he Knight, in the 156 putaxi turing 1,1w Brune Nistiotial usnnsatt'ur trmauk'hca, coaches Charuspioruslup Medal for third said lost his initial contest .1. opponent who won the- first place- in time serru-finals when he 'I bit' lInda Champions pits".' gold medal lost a split derision to the e:icuunutt'rcd a,, unexpected 'I.'uim coast-lies Larry Region 10 Champion (New ja'o&ult-zuu sts'n they had ensAnimtone ausd Hun-n-s 1,iufton Mexico. and Arizona), who tremmut' difficulty breathing ic-port that Knight cit-trw the- ulturustely won the- gold medal. subtile fighting in (iwyenrw, !'suutiuri,al Chit,iiu1iit,tu foe' liii first 1 sic either fighters from stimuli is 9,(øJ fee-I above sea f;jf it. arid otherwise izug,lit had Floridat contested for National le vel ';arw'r at time tup (,'husmnipionituip berths. Guy Although it did twit solve time 46, lu.ss.i, fighting in time 1% Sirmupsurs from Manici Be-acti, ii pu'otuleiti. the' lads we-re give-ri pcnan,d class, lust has initial 15-year-old in the 139 pound oz f,!5-n b,etst-.'n ruisarids hoot- king utul was a..': - - I r 't _ Z_ ~- Z-~ r__ "''- - 7 ______ -1. 6~ _-,__. - -_ - __ - ___________________ " - k7_ . - '' 'Bl*g One' rthis Ad a n d s2.5o W 11 I I B Uy the World...1 full of 4 hull A'Jd the heavier dutsit-aci Ii' that amid-iota. - -(tie' bul :..uils out tt*r'u Iron 20 to :tu 'i - 'S 4 , I - -\ . I fight, - u 5,., ',;i - -S I - - I , '. 'r" . I ' ' ' "c"" 't I • - -' - .'.'--'' - • . . ' - •\ -- - \ - -, ;i-Jj:':: L_.,.. ' - i I'''' '. '%'- I i '-'---t ' •' ,- ,#s'• ______ - or •'1 of IQ I — - --.- I k':; -' 5 ,' -- ___ - 'td'.,t' _____ I' - t he U.S.A I in full color and t hree dimensions. I If e,u fish goes. It, tb. i,it(tau is it s''iimt'Iuthuc'st lu.'lis tip ii Ulf, St cii this' hit.- like' a guit.sm 'Ilis' ii '.uhlutsg sibqsiliouis will i'suust' to muiosir airsul y- unu u- atm the-u g g tutu t the- bout I If tier Juiiups, luster thu.' n.ssl tIjI atuil li-I situ.' stoat h liii., Itsi,' lime' I tin' - -- Warn at fish slrmk,-s, filiSi' lii" real quk'kly and lurniuly to set thu.tu.st. Nt-vu-i tel slack into thus' line With, large fish It's stummmetitmu.-s IsiluIt- Ii, tutu luiiuu awii)' (toni snags ;ututl oIti.'r umutlt'rw,itu-r tlu-t,s I,> the- rod in slow motion I)euru't Jerk against (tie' fund, tiu;ut sill the liii.' "; - ' line itself for dairmiage', 'iily 5' ., 1k sure' your eeiuiputm(-rit is fit hip u'ori.tition, 'I's-st Liii' ret'l Is ,'ccc that the drag is 54't lit thus' right tension, arid will futit-tlu.ri properly- when it's tict-desi inspect (hi' line guide-s For s,,rru time ' ' '. I places stilc'ti e'ssultl its,'akt'nm miionofilusriient lint', anict ,'tuu'uk 40, ' - it: '' u'aik'ti 1 (mdi A light lisa- will break its (hue lust's siciglul u'einmut's £igiiinIst it I tie-se autb.eritst tch yej u"'npcj I • When the fish huts waiter asguivai, uuiunu*-dluaie-Iy raise this' minI .mi'l take back the alu( h talupt of thus wut LI ousci the U S A the IueshI of unountusns arid uwl-Ililys with the ttititLte sit your fingertips Their beoututut colort oriul litre-c dsruu.usssttncul relief will enhance your fSCf5Qti(g5 105)01, chin, office or lubrory us well Cle-vitloulid, Ohio 41101 Mule ul 7'!'f You oin wish tisuso plastic imps with a drntup loth in keep them lookIng brand new Thety make ideal QlfI at their im&l price of $2 Ml each Add SO centspostssu. Arid handling for a singhsi trials or 11 crnls additional to der butts ntaps (heck your order below huntS tiluni with a ,us'I, or grasjs lie' loiter Jaw lit it's ci t.aMuksa '-aructy of fish aiutul lull I lhu' fis.hm u:,It, tIm.' Is,a,t U tiLler I us bemrscj a vIuiutife nelenenc e f Piixiie-iJ by the Arssuy Mciii Service, Cur ucer, the- maps incuSule- I 9t'.'' by All major e ties, towns, nivsr% u)CeOfl% QncI iihmIicUl hesundaniss tle-nIy outlined I I pt 47 MAIL 10; Maps. Sanford lIe-raId P.O 1,10* 1159 c o The __________ ___________ ___________ U A Mop of W05IJ Roth mops ore As kuntg as you tutu u ta1Is ii Ill,, fish. let luau run until tie e'ujmuui's to lime bait willingly 'l'Iit'mu HAND DRY '5..s' '" Maui' uiisgk-rs, ins the i-s. ('it.CrTWflt of tiut'kmng and playing a big fish, fail to realize that it takes tittue Lu, we- jut down a fish to the point that it can be safely tusrtdle'd hI.'re' lift' taunt' tip'. from Mu-it urv outboards' fislung e'Z*'rts that si-ill his'Iu you tiat Use rut-st big fish you 11 I 11 miuttumnig our.' frustrating Ituins losing it large' fully right at the boat, It often and is usually caused b) the lists being ''green" or still - __ Ube ______ ______ 1 1 tmt'rc-s 1973 0 " foitimptuign I"utmmrits, _____-- Hooked Medal At t \ Itis' ( Keeping .Seminole County Boxers the &'tutand fit' nun tws't' ic sard tsik at Canyon Crest itiittt' for (1111%' the' Countr Club. Ittversidr Calif Japanese are willing to sjwnd 1k couldn't belie-vt' it tins's titus's Oil golf equipment equipmentSo Jimit Flood has nusde- ruota bitt -_--__ I U I ' .r t' t.' t!"'tI'. to ti l;'fmmt'vt'? it:'tuslt Ut 1, ruim' gJill, high u ('oust Paim! i wilt Its' wders Si tie's buildun: Sttidie'r tilt drivers and separate Ctslk'gwte gull citainpiorm, it stiaft st far The' graptut.-- smat'kt-d a ball that cleared a 'I tmps.'tlmtug CI" volt whit-hi -lohititis,' 'I'hus' Stats on Knigistl> Way the Ilautsiblet,stiistn prospt-s-ts Siuuijmnauru, Jr , muss'.' has iiih.stnf his are: Slurs this week as itmany cii them heath eight suit, mu tune' ct;irts Way u (',['. Gaines, uwns-r, ditto c c'st to Springfield, Ill, •unel At this Jtiltit it, the' scissors, Si iiqreofi, Jr.. trainer 19 shirts, their first look at a mink' esval, ti'swt'vt'r, them-,' usually has 8 wins, I see'einel, 0 thirds) lien a (st misinimlu' utile' ti ssrsulien u'tflmk'S lrsIitinaiwulis and K tightly Way sit' lutist',' ( 'tit,'iutit'r,, 1-his ) ear, ,snsitlwr usulc' track uinel then the grul ffe'.l the lcuutl ut the start tutsrw lass been restistt-rt'th iirt.l ingoust- at Du Quoin. Ill, on Aug ;still sctis>'ed comfortably ati.'uni there ihmas, not 1w' that it mdc' gap 'ill tie- wily winnIng lb.' iii ;ibilits Ibstit itt'tt' cf ten St-I'll I w-ste-r . Kimigiutlt Way has pulled in rees'tit sears uisu.0 fr.ttii his rivals s'.mtli five Situ's' fast sst'u'k's report, lust mimairgiti waist 21 ' lengths sum'ct'ssms'i' winning heats and Knigtutls Way won ttmt' Dexter titer Keysulmuit- lorul who m is four stakes victories mmucluding ('up; Fhssrtnd.i look ttut' Arden iuiipros'irig last Saturday's prestigious Down.'. filly stake; South Betel Knightly Wily loisrut stiu'.'.,s I)i'xte,r Cup at Hoiises'elt, Again trir,itticsh fist' Ar-cit-ri l)mmwnst u.n t'zru-ptiuituil burst of sepeesi it appears that fillies have the colts, ,sritf I ,ut'ks I (ill ruuubtis",l lie simply gut's last all the 'euiy' ------- Follows 'M ousetrap' Formula ' li-st e tiuuu e (;amitic% - (2 Al .E. Flit Florida he-ad f ootball for it iTt --nach Doug l)sctey figures one- area where- his ''Vs'c v.tiuk! tmkt' to ts't our suds' ri-es-hers put a Vt'ziriu just has to get be tter us the wide receiver certain amount of pressure on the defense in position Although most anything would be a terms of (wing able make the big play lrnpn-os-en-ment over 1972 he believes this year's them," says Dickey "I think we have a be tter group has. the potential to be much more ef. chancre of doing this now," fecti'.'e thekey was pleased wi th the spring tillDicke) was not happy over the lack of big pros't'rnent of veterans like seniors hlotli plays made b> the 1972 woe receiver corpe., nor l4oasr'duman of (,)rltendrs, and Joel Parker of in tts'atiwsdanctcfdrneclfootbaI1,s He-se-tout Cb'arwater and Junior lee McGriff of Tampa. ta correct both problems ui the spring and also who has conic on to be-cut-sic the squad's most tnt-ed an excellent young coach. Don Breaux. consistent receiver. lion the Houstesn Ombcry it tutor the split ends t)icke-s has hig hopes itt a newcomer fruits nil flank ers I'Icarwautcr, sophomore Glenn Sever, a S- li, 183QV The results were encouraging and Dickey pounder who can really fly and can play ei ther Indicates that with continued progress there- flanker tsr su'ingback in tunic conventional s!itsuld be quite a change this year running fornuitiun,s Better Golf Clubs Building Go its' first chit' is u-au -es - but from ead - Ga t011 Vurtual.1% all of U* "bkg plays" off the passing H then tin it's ntigtits' hair-el to rats' to riubbotaid The shift tit weight spe-ecis the velocity of Its' - Knightly Way Favorite LAZY SUMMER DAY ' I with lfl' I - " at 5, , .11 ,mimitt attiC lU's 5k-art 1 ermra-sset liar bee'r; iuglu tdissil UUiICIIC (lJihiIIitnL,,c c-ulkge- basketball t, most siStetit winner under Ru Uun )*tnlSW the, hat of speakers Ithit-r fur tiuius) player.. suucesful coaches, will: be the- Meats, wn,t- u&-7 -oachu Waflen of Martint County hltgti assumiung they uilruids krutsv. featured speakers at the Plaza re-via-ti gives bins a wunnin, School in Stuart, Florida lutist to tilt It ririsseinabls well tJaisketball Clinic' U. tAiytutma percentage' second unit to Tin- chair program at the Flood "sells hits Ittaphmit. h.,tadm, flhitittn. on Sept 28-21, UCLA's, Jubut Wooden l'lutzis Husk- I he- gum ['titlist sluefted drms.'t' (Lu' AisfiL. Smith's Nurtti Catolitmu. teathit' "Iwo lust-year Wool tuuctw s. u".e'ning anti runs ttmIuut9i ltuliisi. lot 'tar out 'Its drmvn uhave been nuU(nIatI) ranked John LW iFlundit and Bali Susturdiiy afternoon, Clinic aesllaaitsywhrrt'tninii$l Ito $)itt Urtrughout this twelve years as Gottlieb i.Jackaorn'Illct also director is Peter Suilthcng. easels. 11w shafts less If oo,ou wars? lr'..ml cueh, with 2* victories tugtilight tin- program, One of basketball coach at the louttads list-se It ''luLls-aids suit ,,i .1115? ,,rt!, tat tk'fcuiLs the South's ititist s urtvwlful tIno'.'erstts of Venrniont ,slrs'..d'. fl'.'. '.' ;, : ?" (. graphite shaft can ch' fur it,, it ceke-rid gullet --and tilot of ursa nnuil, too, for ttmai I oitts,tt That gramstmmte sItu! it Strutilt' ttmufl alunmuinuiui and Iigtitt"r tiutir 'i.usnk's,s steel That alliess nore- we ggtit its Lie' put ink' tit-s. Cage Clinic Slates Two Of The Best ' !ufi - all Jui-ef plastic se'nrrqi s cur-eu-, ''lluqqis uiwsf tm q i's-sr luilthufsil fit icsl unset ii hula I'iui.t tst lutiwl rut.'.' ''nu's ('spit-el its itt' t4'ls gssuic' its "I set ilit' lI.teirsi' f,lius' %nhlit tusI 'ft Fur Sanfs'eel I s'stsleiut t - titus I,' tnuk.' gull clubs But U - aiists,-r Itmm sunmrtioi5s Huitn'rtn, was lahills' m '5;;:,' :---ci in the 55 tirid ' btJ(' at Charlotte N (' mt; 1(,4 when his s tork Ford tilt Its.- insult' will in: (hi# ti..s'ketr.-lrt-, and c'uiugts' t'' H,- died of injuries in .luh it' c fuss s.'u'k 1.Ite-' Il_il ,' 5' s: it':' v ., - ' •stfi'chi I lipkirus, whit ui-eu-cl Ili s ut'luIeeI all average of eight it, 10 fists pee' string of 1i nuts, 11w largest aireimsi Ii jssuinit_'t :fsfwsre, rt'st smi.ippci' and grssmpu'r are istttissg well (or lb.' hs'tluiiii lushcriiwn, but rust hits titans boats are braving 11w irrifie' u'h't-irit'al stciriss .. - .- .:7- -.%__z_ .,- t tb tiurudreds usl tither arbsar, 5u 1"Iuud concedes then' us Soil' - ' ' -' p - - 3111,. at ruurtr, has 11w kzit.ss - (as! Ii - , . pt'.'upuuttoti lot' buthctini: better g 'I' ''iubr,, Jut; hues, us little fiuelic' ntis - but tie- can't begin hi ku-i'; u; s-ills the' orders fur gn'aphii:' shiaftt, t-,'ipe'cialis fur soon'-' t' luIn, That's wIut-re- t ii' unlu,iteui- likes (cm stunc-uU tm. S (.0 Newe-Il l'olut'. Department Mobil.- Ala ' . it ott, b'oc'tmusu 41 NAM'Aft • • last-gi, Calif.. stockbroker shut r,s'j'ic'rts'cj hi' 'fu settle' s argument please- gist flit- putt's' ul ti' Q .s-u'sdrnl the' sear site alit the jmuiuniubuje Unit the Iai' wit gi.- u' l'ire' Ihuli I(ubu-rts was drising in 'S .-.Z'F. _W 5, A tunis-n Sat 1! 4111111111, uhutili Iiul smith l'roiut-l',ssmt' . ..iss' C1111.1191: fort mnt'ivae' ;uostag. 3f' anud .. iutsstts'c't rrolI thutirwb'r'stotssss stilts Nlirt'nitmro'e 6- -" tit ba+.stuops itt, all nuantuti al gust! clubs. is! Jinsebtihl Ilenu-urd' Chat Spesrt,s hIu' wait on page-' 'a 4 ' se-art tit tinkeritit: a putuot nun all oislst All such trot - u.s and rectsrds an- bourn) mist. this But tie has nil! his aintms'nsitt . ''--. , vi' of ttst'ni 1-- :r tiphiltt' - l"sshi Iso Isci s's-n 1 4~- - ' - lit Icti-limidet - 'sflSnflsbsri that McI uttugal a ;nurtnt-r it % ml! • Snialls 1'ir.' ;lmsu' it liar len hat) fuc-'.- c'tsnls it' i,d a fiunufs" itt liruit's 1c-n tie'ds ttudthitsl Situ Ctiansocriaitm who said Itt. Nt'it nrb- ('i! l.iquiir Aiittiurit'. would not tin'-"Issued to liru'rira' v \ Iiouj.'auli if his auli.'gatiigis it .'r, tru.' kt'titit-tls tusuehs .0 this' matter tilt .ini'. "I want It' In' st-tv careful about ill lnvtstugalutni Os thu. iiffie'e' tailed Iii ve'nif'. Denison s tmuit Ii'! hiug,ill it fitted 1 ipt's s ;solo-'. 'Unniiflg I'.: teat'' augt' .Iflit ,iIi lA.i' i'tt,l ,-i t.(! it, - 5P't'itmtil s'istiaitissi flits' ito',, c-se-i hit-ri as first haute- fuse it' lbs i'. is,agitrs p1st % is nine 'itsesing guns. st iIhiwm Is puiuiul'' I r ,ssst hurt-usIa f'uau,'tanirnit, lalli Ibis't thu-ti ever - EIs'vt'ri first bass-tuten are' listed out to' 'irma: gssnc thn'ugi, • rtsmiuis'iq gunis' v. hiatt' at put',uf liii'sl te'','iitl'. httui ht'itlili,'tsT; watt hi.siturtuire in 11471 And - tin' Braves pilIIipI, ' iTutti o tttttTI! ltt,t 1,bt'nisun e'trntt tinted • Nit.' s itli tsi' etcargi 01 40 ,' si elglliru,: i't't'sut tstsiisg in tim.' u'rt stail limsi'r al-eus it ;;st gsssei ussuttuimsg uiuseic't' (tue-in' lights us hIm,' Nc's Ili the stats .uf hunkers html Plenty Sins relic St's Iinn of ttw'ii. in the ''keeper'' u'lass .-' 1 1 nov. that I in going It stat until I break it Moretti has I malls shucked ii ,, -- he' Aurwi is H.'side'. that ttm rruorO is so prodigious %ant- Io prunwit whill, Ilia% ,-. And s- bit-i ,. ,e t'ttUtil,'t' lull (if flit g'r.'ast.-st pos cit to-st-i iium'iudt'uJ I ii tie's' Ma s's and Mantle. s ,-, this Nits t'i,-uris slut, thai tts,-s dust I wish Its, I' 1 1101-11 ;ilis'. rTs and prrsursrn-i dealing silt gamhlc'rs Wittier, .,I,, nutitssts-rs" ( unit Muibsuui Ikirrr irs SIr: M.stut got' 7 ..'.' — -i ,~, ... _ '' - whul.' like- ItiMaggis - 1111,1411i'.. e's'uleimiums ' ' known I Iisppt IIA With Bob 5anfur'.i l;islst'Hulis its titus.' lii t','i,t (lie' sie'ut,Ilmmus' for lists ik Sk '. 45 .7 . ., . - 1;;I1_1 1 0 W ) . ' %" Ott, fikt DiMaiggil, 4 l to, Is' 10 a . SIt,-. ahmuicust ,c sii','k i'is lIce' 55 ,'sl Comfit. '.ic, uuI;,,Ie it tua,'k lus ' it iiti duties Me- Ilusugiull supps,u-dl's a ions iried gunihl.-s -'.1 list-(-, ii'. cut-urge- lh'nm'an - '' - 55 tie'ris's'.'r A 0~ ~ '." ' it at' sears old lb was shifted -aseur truini riglir it) this has torten set unii.srniiy out becaus.' 1w admits i'll' ''c Hr runs as hart) as h. tins standing in all .srens of plus It riot what sr used It itI. liii e'xurn;It His liar fur the last vt'rs tti.tt unit , Melvin t ffs tiff ttiu was Mav, his aisu Knuiws bit is Ti tv.. sears agi whit-i he- begat) doe's Ci.'nit,iiIt n. rot, lit eand tilt- plavt•r in was Ii , .ut'riuiusls t'Iu.ulit'ngt' thit looked like' he' iota ,- falling ago iii even live' rtear., e' 'it-ge'ndars career bionic tUt; It u se'd lu hi apart ist the se'anis t'ett' fits-a hi' said r.-t-utrti ,, 14 tic-Id hi'. runs hart! es-ervwti,'ri- and tie twlusrt a st'asuir I a knott Ituit Auro was plating' it dives boat) first Anrotu runs hit ,ive-t 3tR steal 2 bu' stwrhur'ulur obsc'units with the' shaft it't out but hits! in tot runs sent. Aisruir hail .uiw vs .utlniirrC s'uu ti never knott it 'et wtie't hutullrs-ti runs and til t i.vt'r Ii diii I )iMaitut' t'.i.0 ;su''irs thu, sniokt' clear' he s stand huinii,-rs sow I knots,I wil in' bun Hut Aaron v.,s ' t it) IT nv,' 'II bionic run' That alt ing there- in the same pint'. a' tIst stt,uciv. wtmmi.- ii;\i.igg'u the .ith "ri, I ci pruituatils titus's' ri'tur '-; st'.u'. ' tilt gi.' iimg' '''. russur. l's ntis it I wasni t going I to, A.0 tot, hits wonder ci: tunic Aaron is reserve-ti like though whit unit reu'rntlt has (tie tt'e'ortl I d ptuit4ubls tit. l)iMtuggiu sm,iistt; uke I bit' been disros'errit Ist the nit bored what with the (Cain 2t) M. : I ' , lit h,,li, gni-. out of first place' and .\t.ugg U P' .,s!ils Lu i.t Is flit' not aisle tt di all that I ttiacl,iioss w'a ti,. most miii Magd siirt.unt tVI5 t Thu-re' is a uflurt' could I Wouidr t want II hut lit did not plo'. Ill Nt'tt l.-.- hi'si' t hat thut s tislt' ;irtrss hi.' iii' uld mjru tuatiging oti Hut i' Ti') @ -:; qi-.E. ~ . wautow anti Atiaflt,u and nov. \'vt h. tins he.'n bufit-1,' his manage-! is that tie d. stitt the taint praisu of of .IlirVert'ftiirt4 u t'fhsirti,'s i s things bland c'fln).t%trnr% lie rxprc_ssoinles,f'. Strangs' thiiliE .ubesut the re'velat inn this! AlI i.s i hits tue-rn ronsurlinç with .1mm'. Ito' ru'rt is that III,' euul urlinist Who brisk. tilt slurs tia b.'.'n t-oltahor.uting tot tim' I Pit I ~, ooliestatioloof ,,,'5, it , gr lot' twt'ufls. onu sit the gr.aI '1 hitti'rs .1 Iiisti'r'. and iS ,ne"twm,-thrq',' at tour in ruts' rorrd hits Intat base's runs wilted-inextra base hits tutu' runS .inut double' ani'sng Will. nUt .Sp.'aker Musiul Vuagner Mart _ -- Ilbb ,i5. ' p Ii,'; p , 1 .uiiklu'i: i,,, 0 i 41.1 seal Iu'nm is guuin 1usu'rl anti - ' WIWn professional ri'lu'hr.uletl its IIK th anniversa tendanru' is ants s!sgtutis ri-' r. wilt gigantn banquet it titan Li tWku a game' a ashin"ton twu•l before the The letters of racial slur' I461 All tu r mu- the Al against hi' rut for th.' record 't'O' f'' ifs' itt t'ours' ulisturt Iii '7 mu t,'ofl, wTitu'r .imi br.t4f1l'.i.it'r Anti in a Iesu't wa so di' Ut announced Ruwir hut he Ali-Timt little sligtit Liv ing outfield stas Wil if warning pitchers nut iS4tII £ suiIsm,4i.'I. dIMS ututs p U'ht'' if, Aaron ' Ii (list's hut send limit a con That wasn't cu bad said gratulsttsrv telegram on hit A.' ruin ss'hu. Wa nit the N.. tirn, No 7Ii Prrsuth'nt Nixon Initial L.u'..gue Al iStar teats dust'' send a tu•le'gram but hi' that year but I wasn't ever. su'n.ls it let tilt- Milwaukee invited to thu dinner Itusnstt'r ('lutu of all ptuc-u's Mavbu' h cliulit I knott nit .adilru'ss said Aaron lit iulss Al thu 1971 All-Star can. it ru'mu'nstiu'rs that ['resident Cincinnati Aaron cam.- II' U stY tin I 't fl0' tsutt'l where thu baseball head ' , cart: .t t' qu.uri.-' ss,u' and asked fi)t' Aurt Intuit, if, tout; uumads' it resu's I tint) Til t. clerk chrt'krri UI 1) At A - ..'i ,i ;'' - - i checked and said 'Surrs bat 0t ha". nothing in tour itutt. tint Iii,,' ' lOaTlit st u vu' nt- set heard (it [Ira st's rmghtf mt'Idt'r II. sw This sa ys Aatiii cut Aaron will prushabi'. hr. not ;seeve him sit in ut't fit Ruth s burnt' run ru-reirti has enough ps'rsperl it',' s't'ar flu on.' has it cur: himself Is sat her,' are rltist n matching tin magr'' lust ;if pe-ti;slt st ali,in tin sun at list' Hats' Street'. who rusbods knows Sa ys,Aaron tt itt a mart- No 1I1.ACE player has Ti,. thin; ahiu'ut Ilaisi vet c•an,e dust it matching cuiv' hddn' Math.-st s Aaron thu fltagflt'titrt u•'Imnue' t'-anIni,al' with Mo . '1:% \'OItk '_ I .1 B ira Bms.ov, fists %,41111 jt:_~ I.5 ;c'1shs'n ' __; s % " Aaron Murray Olderman - -, But Wrong Is Right ''riutiluilit X2 ~ __ __ I IA . mit's- c' in 1)1w' Isirt - fmshtrsg just ank ' I .... HOW SWEET HE IS - hsannel.rrsaain '1 h. .iuirt' nut .tu.nals and u'u the first I in thur,", tussut's p irenns;sonird In proplu' on iv.',' tu fliw- of th' -5' her fiithu'i .i',is'T, is lu'v. oilier 'lu,nr,el n,pirnnt and flitahonnl The other tu i. for new.ns'ri and ihnlngmphwr. hail Vent a Jax, Isinci wit. bets- I, urge Is'r mu Tb.i tim,tis.'ts" , at' hand, but this'.'- nn the tu bays' been sinins toll, ' - - Thu're ,. - ;i his knet ' 's St y l e W rong , H woi. r' "I durnmu'r Mi.. Edcriu wa, pulled nut of its' v.'.i'' - half aide. trots it,, F.isglt.tu rnn.l or her liNt sills-i - "- ',,sss'fo-,', ISstq I'#, 111,1 Gulf Fishing Trip Successful Deceiving' when th did CafllC off. he went iron) I) td Y' pounds ci dif• had balIined to 2S7 pound s Visiting the campu re Ft''r SiflCC then he ha' fermi schools trying to are real b(1 that counted his calories lie out Fudge feels he was des- cruit him. he foundfret' The plays flOW at 2O and look' tcicd was all the toned tot his Ire'nt job a the Unvcrsitv of Michigan, image of Fudge Hammel' to put it Indelicately. fat was phvsicalI mo1ded in ;69, Frank's third sea he was the leh Iinehacket an "Oklahoma" .2 enc .t Michigan he r.la'ed on son of pro ball, the regulat with responsituulit much likr a Rose Bowl team hut got middle linebacker. Ed Beard that ni a middle man Grow- little recognition Most of the was Injured in the first ini up around Ftrtroii, in the attention was fcvuised on his month Niinlei, replaced him siituirb of Rvlles'ilh' he had roommate Rick yolk, an All and has held the job es-mt idolized .lnt' Schmidt American defensive hack and since Beard is his substitute the first of the great mithlle nn an all-pro safet with The linebacker corps of the team also includes Davu linebackers when all teams the Baltimore Colts Wulcc the finest outside went to the 4-4 defense still fir was drafted h the linebacker in football Nun president 4mrs, in the third round. and ley has never been pick'u'1 As a high school senior, ituit was an ego crusher, too. or an all-pro squad plated fullback and gained Ihi jiloyrti s'ery little as a It will come Lucci ot "he i.i yards "[liii I kni' 1 rookie, hurt his right knee was a linebacker,' he says and after the season suihmii' I.inns Is 32 Curtis and l''1 wore Ni M That was led to an operation lie came flier are older, too So is Schmidt's number out of the hospital with a cast Butk'us Fudge Hammer I the Between the sping of his on t h e leg. weighting 212 49mrs generally shorten It to and eager cpnuu veat and college en. pounds including the plaster Fudge" I is twtP*Ptt l'.UPtiSI *5th weeks tatt'r tran't it, the fal his weight ot Paris St tui' heer the be St,sury no " x Are 1,1111-m- 01.004. I Nunley. 41 fbi' e',,'u,ufuunuf bIe'r.iteI Columnist 'At Large"Again ORTS TEMENIACIHINNE 1'. t.. L,r,ouc?cer 't7ti '.$2 SO plut S tiZ-5O plus S I polio paslug.) $5 00 plus 75c pottage) Numo Addr.ss -- _ _ _ _ _ _ _________ ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ City Slut. ___________ ________ _________ Zip .,,, . J �12A-The Santhrc Sund t-4erjjIci otioulp 19, 1973 'S Z e 1if Ii L'tULi lc - _( N (\v 1 y %v Women \ti Ii hi iii I us.. us. Ih's Iu,i.I, iIiniIiti'* . 's World Grd August 19 Sunda wemm ' 1111i do 11 111 Stmitt Sii,itiffri. Mike 1-4111g. Baptist Church in ticarwater Re Ba' mond A. Nader an.1 He. (art W. Houston officiate.! in the 'renion - held at 3 l p nt The bride is the daughter s Mrs. S Graham shu hic ,kn.! File hr ,.l, s susother %uurc it ii isl lo t, Iiliii' lkII%CStI'r 1jW 1154' IIItt'iI hIMIlI'S' I" '111, 411"' ,11 •ItilI (l('SI)fl*'Il ' IllS •l .is h ncd.Isns' liii' '.kurt - .* .. A _ Sanford ;lven in inarrusc ht her tl 'her. H %Vinfrec Irvine Jr., 10)4 bride wire a n of candlelight silk organza and chanti1l lac'e The %en - a IL ys - - . vAith an °i - . . - t -' ' - - to \l lu-. s\ •.\ ii ) WILLIAM .i.\M K.•\ I )l' Ii S4=ifoAL - sid" saviMs., - '-7 I "-- I • Is w I "' Ts ' / ","•" ' .' fT1 V dI Intc iSlt' ou 01 ni hi i tack to school' VIe 'i'e aol shoes stationer i j' • i . , , str ,-a bitt li-. "t.l5 a itt t - trI triut its iii.: '.s !. is .ul-. appeared on list Isisius' if tiltdress The entire veil '.s,i" outlinesi w uttu its ik bins. alene' list Insuquct was 111(5' •c( oh ii! ii sisit s .und tubs t,rt'sth centered with a corsage of whuts roses Marcia Kay Lippincott se rved is r sister as maid ! honor She was gowned in lavs'rxk'r organdy flocked witi: aI(.ng '&- ith the traditional ss t dding drid march 11cr only frwvtr) was an heir Ioomui ( anti..' lit ( klac ruiulti'e'sslored slaisies 'over - lbS. stat ut turqu(siss tultis V. II' rs'c'ssional Spiral t - arii.-.br; ai p- :- bclongun5' ti her ruttier -''sir's! ti a II'...... . a lavender hat an-i I..'. en-i. m:tuhI,n strt'auuis'rs. II"r niusi'g,s ., ,- , L - v v )€ I mr 515 Alllti. d alsies anti l bj1I)y,s i)reath ' 11 _______________ _1JWP . Irs sts os ir P ttis siits • Jail55.5 i& _____________________________ __ _ ' f ,• I .. l4ppussuII, bro therof liii' btide, , - oi l this churc h ('tilts oil Iii! I with absest a r ai se d shiititls -- was lorunesi ii 151151 ;wtti-las-t' '.51111 i t liii .iisssp )iik', edged in a fl.'teussltss' 1 tist' groolls, and tilt, Lwst mai sistlint NI I CS ' ;Al!'s h': iMI )NI I Mt 'SSEl, lull; ss It , I e )e 1) r(I ilh . 1IN till (of lilt- (till Victorian 'I'A Ix-th lace A full flounce sit inn siffli it Lic e circ les tiltIts hiiiliiii lot. simisi etlj.,tsl tilt- full .1, lilt 11.1111t. traill ' 4 le 111 I -set I • (rain Georgia. Ohio, South ~-.itlfo-rrd skirt. - -- ill Kocorsvartt APO P fortitkal-length gown of aprl(-Gt , , ' twe r tsr *i' abuts rss', hiss othur usher f T'h#- 6i%vri Ili marriage fly b •u-. r all wort boutoniriis res off 't U. Limpal t,itlivr, the hivrly bride wore is ' # ,"' gr()m is area representativ" for Florida National Service ('o in Tampa. (Jut'of'town guests cam' . - hH a I, . I C ImIj,ester clasts %till black lapels Sir Brown, %Jr. Lippinvott and Mark IlI)tIkv, ring-i Ave.. IA)t whit.' basket tnrrsnscii with 1C1'fl ribtn tiIk'tI with white rose petak 'lh' husks sussttss'r those a - , -- I' Charles ( att.-ndanti gilwn and (arried a the re ce ption that fdowed .$,utuies Ks,rarsski i Ms-rritt I sla nil, brotht'r of it..-r u.fc, anti was heist at the home of the ttitie The brs.Je's table was Vi Iiiiusi (riivens j • I ..i.s(.. A \liss J,iris cosered with a white sheer brsstttt'r.in.law to the groom I liii Four intl i da ughter of Mr doth underlines! with szreen serv ed ed is ushers. i-I Mrs (,illwrt Nurand,s, The three-tiered wedding cake 5 p 5544. The bri d e's nuusither I IM 'As si 'As Ilitsi tsuti l)riss intl the table was centering tllow street le-sstP pale fl sit P hil lip i.s'.ur, decorated with pink and white tutists' tress with mnatchsn' 571u 7555 45175(5 sttt c'somn s and wssre a (ors,Ikt' roes and greenery and topped S rriiis.ss St ree t I rsu r with the traditional bride and pink and white earn.ititc Stint: hlsils \l strillion) s',rux)mn sills Fist utsssthsr of the s,rss us Ako" I. ;. lit (him I..sd of tin wore (himiieigne and time sherbet is funk ;)ill) ester enseniibk ..s is. a is ti -C hurch were served with cake, I .i(lie-r Shastri hIsstisn sil, with lace ribboned top and Punch cookies, candies, nuts and mats-hung pink atcessories. st ii 5 suitS is rin g mints and coffee • I • s'.s'r i pink soil white srnati fl .ni 1111511) Miii, Iktsi) Ihirsell of , 1 (fli.umiu poured. Iiss Elaine lIst' grsssnus's grsnsiitiotiwr, .1111 • ti'bi l'ttal of 1'tjus..kton Iowa serve'.! SIts Phillip l.,ise, r'. (if 'iSebstir s fle si is 'ri snist urn! played the cake and Miss Sissy 1rveI1 Mass rt a pink sslsister .sscr1sliapprusprt4stt selu tiurss strt'st dress and tiiatching presided at the bride's book. tolt,fifte tiltBitt ba its were distributed bs list ssirlt s and a pink ir I lie s bun ii : decorated ti.itissfl sa ser ge i (.onttoued I fig. lBs a ithu a hits • 11511011 a tots ul.iusics. smut sink suncl white na tions. flanked by huge j - . w i • , ,f Jolts h(utiilile>- Jr., brother-ins- ' .sr , . hum pS'ttitMJlit I he ssthi r attendants, I sass Murphy of Alisan'. Mrs Jotui Ituznbley Jr sssti sf tin gniinui and Miss I iins lie 'r erernorsy It'. FANNFrl'L l:UWAIU)s Ilerald ('simm,'', Insisslent • ir Willi , c.cin1empoar products that help iake your life easier If it helps you cook clean house keep you beautiful we've got It -at a beautifully ii the Koranda. D.R. Laren Lx('Il (! fle In Deltona _'(T-_ inset'. Hello to handsome helpers! b'siitesnnier,s hssrsnit (rcrZ.i,u. After a wetiding trip 14, Daytona Beach anti St Augustine the couple will be it home at I31S North Florist., •'. ' I arid .ilifsJifli4l, (OUSifl 'm' %4-114m .11101 baby 14114. pit-k wit! 11 too, I u I )u's Mt-(.5shes' mci e of the gru,s, was flower girl She stirs' ii twni.ihsirs' replica of the isissi of pink, yellow, blue and green net tied with white ntbon. For traveling, Mrs. Hudson a multicolor pantA sus with white Jacket. white .if ite whnrehi t aonsn4 , -' p r Insist muss. r. unsl the ts ct 't go ii.sl.t -s w.t.' bii.e &isrnatsun '.ss s 's1r' l isIs Iliatruts Ii, '.usl Suer. Mrs. Marty Ito,s!t is lit inst %Irs Bsihptj Hurt Iii. r j,..w tic we mu st Is sI Ishe-istis si Iii that (if this' honor att"nI,srit in euslirs if pink, Sanford. includini: lilt- abogwv- p-mis and lo.ibv's lireath. * v center-I list lzide b iiiusthst t uiiu,ss • long gown of lwa(h I s and tiroldel) oil till, 011 W o '1 1 I I • • ": Ill "llite dillsle.,§ with 4-in 's breitill Zayre has lots of famous maker dinnerware sets She Organu Hello to durable U d' dinnerware! in Hello to the newest a ions. many patterns. Sets that are overnproot. dish- Zawe is always among the ver,,,. firs, , to washer-saile. anractive enough for special occa- fashion trerios ana stocK trie current styles. Aria vve SIC)ns dx- able enoug~ ic), eoelvdatl sell on/y first quality merchandise So always look or the latest at Zayre . . . ' for less . -. ,imnatiun sorsuags i . I . Hello to 16 pages of specials! - Eo he - - ioloorr it TI be tne most encouraging thing you ve read in - ' print h15m u orsage' was us! white dfIiiI 10115 ,rls - s pa trrsa. grunu - .ip: fl - - -' 71 1 1 ' I - (I)rbouge ut %hite carnallilub paternal 1 lie grimin - h rn FI1,yd 17 C (LJf. I iis If Ri ire3b (it baby ' P Di , Depes, r 'r ur,t , - n I)r, years-because it's packed with the kind of values you ye been hoping for! 1 • Sr ()r - t,iisls'''. sisOsili, Miss Am) IAJU i i . t -iililisili, iO'.Ssi I ) itir 55 JIt'I tu".,s V.i% sit crisp Nell) green - - rildilm and fern find Foreat City, were united lit 1144) it kneeling bentli was ilk it tilly "liltv 1111ral Mrs Marearet Proctor. Gloirn Ili inarriul!v IPN lick owlif till- Matrillifal). Jill) 15. IVI ill lilt- lohurt cali-I)pe if malorlial grlondin-Alier 1)jj) lather, lilt- britle %tit r ., i.,t inal IlIghlisild Sevvilth anit mim,li neckline %tell. Vill atch for your 16-page sale circular. It's going to mo.AMERIt-A" , - 5 Zayre-Sanford , sisrisiiliusui'., baby hire,stti, ?sl Suisittu Sr (salis' (,ssl)lu's ussuis,'. 'Isisi', 'and I 5 ' ( s I .- I 4;IlgV. isis with a d (' Ga r) Euiuiivaniul Msiss..'lwliil,' soon sit alsits' nssitlii ribbon tit'.s ..Nec Cynthia 1)awriLippiiicott I 115)11) by IIII '.s Us((Iit and hii( 1sye5tt'r with o f uauaisauud liii Pg 4111 Auivt':ilis.t ('hurt hi, Adu1 l 5asti,r (I W liiit iss'lla'r, us!fu'uits'sI lit list' 'I: iii If ill ,unuIlc'ligtit er'nin,> thguinii'.t.'. ws'rc- Ms s lii'. .•uii4m Ii;r,sw I lss'.ai ,aisul Mn'. I a tilti> Soloists s'..ms .Jssst-ptu Is'ngth sls's''.s'h.'s,i J1s1051i1'sr silk ..-lf usstfhs'sI ansi s'slgs-st iii white iiiilsiirtt'ul gisis iliiiiisl iui,iiis' III Me sic oi wilts Eiiiiiirs' aist ,tuiil hi itlul silk iiisuls'rhimisnig lures' rssWs 55! Iil('(' hmiiiiiuss'ul list' fissiii ansi is long islu's''. c- silk I ss'st. V.50 ii civil hiss' slrs'-c. '.'..s'. s'tliss' Isis's' A white 'rss -s 'fltilI I ilshIsus s'ist-iru ls'sl (Ii,' wsiut Slit' loofas gli"lled sillillarl) tit tiltlil'sid off lillowl 111111 (.611114.41 .0 lki-ollict fit %hite daixicti, Iti'llueKr)*'%fit Dollhow The vowis itorre #-it hangell 11114"111 ('11 lJoth.Arevel anti I liff"' vivier an atchioloy uoi,,ervol fill lilt faill'stitims altol ft'lli '1101 #)tillq itoll 1-of ircivil till- entirr 4irt ;burhuh:uorathaul 1hkfourdisreslhuytmh'ltssw with (.tI,s'h,,I l,i'' Ii'.,- i,% till li Ifirilillialf-d Ili it It aln 0 .iisisiiu, it (I,, Pg Ills -- .,,-re in rhiarge if the bride I ,ilk Missy %fi-Gahoole and Stallings. Mm., llicbb% "i'llung. (If ' S trinin-ked with white face. Tilt- - [ -' and pink tunsed g.srshsn flowers flrisk'sm.sids, Miss Margaret " 2 ;s.t: .s1 -rro t Cynthia Dawn I ;i;s - t Dennis Ho Brown w sit- units-i ct.t- r;iis'tt's sit iLsisit s. i,i.,stiiuhs 11, sri Hohv Matnnions Aus .trsd chrvsanthensunns on the 1973. at 2 p.m at the Good altar Shepherd Lutheran ('tsur-sh The bride e ntered the church The double ring ceremony (sfl the attn isf her father. who was performed bs Pastor along with hit mother, la her in marriage 51w was radiant in William Dow-not.) Mrs Es1sr \tider a hfe-kmg a gown of white slipper satin friend s.f the bride, played '1 Empire st) led with Alencon ul't Lace trinuuirtg the neck Lov e '5(10 Truly." Bless Be The Tic 'l'hust Binds," 'Love bodice and cuffs of the long Divine" and "0 Perfect Love," sleeves. - m • The honor attendants wore ls'nz gowns of it't' green chiffon. . i ' waq ,-ath antigrernery anot iatill 1% ilry I 1111mill and lilt I, and Dawn Lippincott. D.R. Brown - " Mrs linnalsl I I tay kept the slit' earnest a ('sintins-ntal iuiis-uI 'lhss'y wore wisps s.f seihing in bride's lwsssk, lsiiiqiis't sit ivory ross's, pink ttie'ir hair us match the color o f f -Iusssng this' out.iif-tnw ii guest_s uuslnissturs' 1411 ltilhI55J5M, 'i'llusw tutu geIWILS atill casts sine •sttunsling the %% ,-filling tresuus st,uisi,s, line starlmrst I5tI5- s-4stris'd a l"reuss- tu lsiuuque't (if Dotibk` Riii%(..r,, upfials, Unit 0 itimil.or Miss I intia uusad ot wilts riblsus Mtrs'4sins'rs to match silk • r.'pe, with sleeves and ('arcilina. Kentucky and Patrol gowns were designed with Miss Msrstn Nader, and Miss uun'ntiuned, were Mrs. S.J. ' (l4' (if utistuhung chiffon wi th I).,'. i .Ir I'ans and Slu'jli, ;iuflt tissnssr, 5'..' attired its a Iesrtus1il thirir s:ss'.'. Os \1.srth;s Nader, w sirs' dresses Springs. Tampa. (*tandn, New .iuliet sleeves, high necklines, sitiiil4sr to the hisusur attendants, ansi ss.ILSirls s'f Its.' grs's'un. arid kngtls j- sit ,s( sls' irs'u'ui i ripe Siusyrna Beach, Stuart, Pornand flaring A- line skirts At the coin luiss ssf (lit' silk crepe applique. matching and carried identical bouquets anoths'r aunt, Mrs Margaret ti'aturiuu iii .'uuipire bodies' of s-t'reluiuny (tic bride ainish gruxitus istu'ssories and is white orchisl pano Beach. Dade City, colonial The carried 57 Iie.srst-.st,'r .sr't ('u'na 1k'sch \lss. (',srs'l Susan irs its.' '.5 as lii'. nut' . I u. lit in Ii isrcsi'nt.'sl their inisuths'r acu.-t if Ius, creen. t'Iloa ssurs.ss:s' Ttx at_ron of hssnsir w Mrs lotrrt M Blackburn Jr and the it of honor was Miss Susan L hen to big! b ig - .1,! n 11.11 11t. s s5 •.111 Wit a fl'srs'nse of tsis'kins: and las's' siuiiil ir to his iiiii sits till, A hiss skirt I km three-ho-red '.s'il us! silk tlllLsllsti '.5455 - s'urs'sI he, a '-'t' ust siisit %% till \Irs liandall A Nev Susan 11(lilt-cca stilt-lds held her cathedral length vs-si of imported silk illusion She carried a colonial bouquet of s- ream carnations and , I sii. sI list, S 1 :1.0% aini Is iii'. I'll-All. istitli h. s ists, )f naIl floral arrangerrwntA islw. flow.rq [tie thre..tueretl ieddsn .'. ike was eparat.s1 by whit. Iinnn and at 'ash cnlurn r 't r*iNi the he were fre 1ow rind white daisIes pir I . - ., ' \ camelot cap appliqued % ith Soo] S 151 II .11 sis I' iiii Iii \1n • I. tr*iuui I .t i:t its and liii' Ilu'i'5''451,lIIiuI Ws'uIiliiis M.irs'ti'' Iu \tu'nsirk'.lni Tue •Jir1Ii Mails twiry sk'inristesl n ills ti.' vases .1 u'rvins: -' her 's r'.i rs we ii Mrs. Ii t sifts's Irvine Jr ttss bride' s tsr.irs.Iaw, •insi Mr Jolsri -isel - h -s - 4-M Il k ,Isilver ss'r -, ribbon l'he . line skirt was Appliqued with Chantills I pet isis and I low ed in • st-;:iitram in the back 11 diviorltuoil Iroblp \1 IL"s I Atti ( )S ' I 'sI F. \ I III I ).'( ) rt'fl santles, inis'il tIs.s ems. Esisis isf tviir oritiutI,.i ss Nev I )utsirali Eiige:ii.i I(iwl.i nil 's'e' is brutal satin %% lilt last' 41151 I he sake ss ,us tiered ,stisl fli c kingtriusu it the lssiu s' sttirt 111$ it li'ni-ti'iiiiisril mNl rime. •lu'vs-s's fl Iii stated totilh lilies lit tin' featuring a si , p m'rkluw, riiftlins and nrl' '.5 isps .f pair ibs' father of the grrwimn •1I and '.'. bite r.'ses. Ice sliver SrrVf'(I 1515 SOft as best man and Erects citing lit her hair. She ks' tipIs'it with is not I I'll I1it' atsil iuiluit stere thest nilhur and lung sheer carried iLStrrS WC1I' (rrst Pope. lurk iusl a Irs'rn ii b.inquet of ii;o is '.stii utuu P '.' hr tts (.nke anti M urt His atrighi ci! sleeves. circled % th ello (of Giwitta were .1witivoorl i I tIl- ts-4-t-plitill %%.all livill In tillGIll-vii :ii marrial-,v I)\ tier ~hlirih Fellilio0up 11-ill The nn-1c, llidovrt .1 Ilod-mit, tho, 71v groorn I.,the grandmin of Mr and Mrs 83 Davis Sr.. et irrAngernenti \ooilh Iting slevvils and it high tapers Famil% IwWs weri. 1-41 T`hr grriotini Is tolas ' 111114. F111 It,., O1*IIflII pIeJItIMI IJ .iii s isniths r 's sir. i 1~ 1:41111111 fit pink I lit- lat 4. ain -- ibir4q '''ral arrangement , Ih 11111111al sellictifill" 11141114111., lovi'llihill! 1.;4111~1 , %%,I% till- Ile"Al N11111 kiik:ust 4, in a double rinj,, ider, all I s-_i .flI q ',r,r,aI length griwn 'if I 1''(WS MINN Skls.'lll hVIX-1-tit Y110111 ur TIC11-1111pa A - B lw,-anic the britir of lionaht I - Nil and %lit; 11"loo'l 11 1111.1 41f 'II, Ii. iItI4' •iers' liiiu • i • I' 1111flitfin )11 LIV111fr I' - rr'sI it Isotiquet 'if white sLsisiR's lisI '.5(51's' is lsn'c'y large rss'fl pistlirt' list with iputiI s - timg stri'.iiin'rs. - MICS DONALD 14111.1,111' LAVERY Net-Jime Elleii Kiwall(la t 1 ,111411 hoo Ftllo% MAIN i - �?B—The Sanford Hera l d Sunda,. Aug 19, 1973 - - N Deltona, BPITI Club Awards Scholars hip To Ellen Do,',, B%FAIII.LARn Herald Correspondent __ __ ~11 . ___ . ,ft M. _ I 11 1i isF , 1. I~ _ IL it/i fOfl !11fleIUOfl ~ 0. 51 JA The. _11, ~1 (i 1-0 _,;.-_._ Cazdid C It to t . I r I ow suwwa an bawhm by familiar to ttw concert ro'l h n 0111% uhild ~ from South Carolitin S tiuh.inii t,iiittier P - I Sunday Aug 19,_11973-38 FINAL WEEK A f~,,~~', , I 4 r nnforcJ H.rMd I £?'' 111 SALLY AND JACK JENKINS. rid n1sii tile renowned KIN(; 's LYON-SHAW & CAROLINA FORGE I *0 I NNF~l _ U_ I ivitona for =to Min Ellen I 'rn of Deltora Y.iiss Dorn will be MtendinF ninok Junior College this F. . The presentation was made -= • Ij •••• •• • , 4 . - ~ 1 1 LA RsI i i i I I 4 - I : — -- - :. -_ I I ,~ - - - )u i - - -- - I..w rit(atjon of five new nicrnbc tiU. the club by Mrs. Edwin. hauldrc They are siiss. Sandra Holloway. Pegi Manning, Pat Seheffel, Jan. ':i' arid June SUOit \iolett Mc-Kmle-u , prt'sidt-t.' - - - -• -- --- ,- __________ .- r ;j ; eL . ~_~ ~l I iN 0-anked ttw mmmittee of tti, ciac Mr's Bet (oh Iirn Jeannette Dac is Mer I laniels. 1,01% Kathleen Fit7patrick, Mr K R Fitzpatrick and the othrr! ci hi. helped to rruike this a mI-cd i-rjoyabIe evening for all and supplied delicious food and Mart's A I i _"i t lw I. I ,, - BPV CLLIB \ IP. S AT MEETING ------------- -- - — - ,hteontrol 'said registered itiUfl Shirk's Bright Boods r- - ç , 11% shaking her head. i144 ~' klmost without exception, ~- -plediet wrong. The) think '. have to suffer, so they go ________ '-.c.nc goofy, lopsided diet, ;id people will buy anything ________ Well. Isurels ani happ) Ui tell flat Vinsion, Jud) Elmore. that thtn,s art- realls IIIN I Mac'Lall Bilhit Laws Fit' beginning to go pop around Azui KJukts, Uiica Gk'dich, here The side walks are I.% ot., It Edith 1)Lchprogressing and folk~ art titan. V 4. Cox. Barbara returning from sumi-rwi' trips Bongio and the candidates are getting Aulin inW full ruling for thr .%(-I)Alfor Rt'v and Mrs. Bob Barber last . Andrews, and Jim (ember election. 'Flu food cc-as del1cous and Tom lims'ser told me that he the zitni ispherr was more than real old-fashioned bargain saltFicfon-e we-heave- the sub)ect of ,at tile Country Quick suirting on Wilry's surprim stork shower. Aug 15 and on to Sept 1st, and let me It-Il you that Leona a c-oc-t'rt'd dish picnic w-iU be presented hubby with a field lit thtc Country . Quick txn..,wing son on Sunda%. Aug Arena on Highwa) 426 tin Sept. 120, at the Winzer * Park 2nd at 1 p.m. hospital The Bowser boys are 'me Young laid weighed in at acooming all Of thw t*auttful ItA and9or-s andmas)ustwhai horses to have a horse show and they ordered siric't' tht-y have - - .~~11 - __ . - oly - ,, - I .. "-' T__ ' - the celery he wanted. But - much sodium causes water retention Shines said one of the hat dest jobs she tk - is is getting rid of old ideas about dieting F instance it is no mistake tt the EYS program provides three snacks a dos Tha t no snackirig" rule we's-c all heard Is outdated Shirley said - l "-° i ,4 -AF .1 I - .. - - -... - . dieters. ') . ' -. - ~_- __ -It, - . Shirley has devoted her lifeLine of stud) tit the in. triraciesof diet, She earned her bachelor's degree at the ie. after eating. This is what causes t.w drop of encrozy at . , ih1I('}jT BUODY I- au diets are uaflger0tS 1 (ailed linda Mcintosh the Angeles in food and nutrition. other day to ask wh%. I had not She has been a hospital heard front her for so long cc- twa dietitian, has taught diet she' inform-tied inc that she was therapy at Stanford Universits , George Morgan Is ver~ quite' busy at the Winter Park School of Mechclne Hospital and . serious)% ill lit the Winter Park Memoanal Hospital wher. her tw maimained her own diet precious baby daughter, Ku'- therap> Memorial II(is;liusl. practice-. She Men Michele, decided to make specializes in diet treatment .; lots of pretties !,"' continuous. with no peaks and valleys. And there are those- who When it cottw~ to the creatm bver. on crush programs. continue it) believe, despite al.1 Just as bad as the crash diets evIdence to the contrary. that ' If cr'L%h (bets. Shirley loses her temper. She said that many of are diet pills and diet shots, they will lose weight by skipthese people know the diets are Shuley said. '1 forbid them and ping breakfast, or breakfast tier grand entranvt. viree weeks overmelijit at her office in dangerous but ignore the arn straingly agairm thelm arxi lunch. hazard in their pursuit of the '1 am convinced that no good tjonl> Beverly hills, Calif. Absolutely the quickest way understand aint there will be t%t; lovel) daughters. Sheryl Sir find Mrs George Nilearis Itut the culmination of 1"t buc) %n' K' Imeh Um timved (in doctor would recommend them. to obesity is to eat one inval at Al the least, a nutritionally trophies and ribbons awarded air) I. 'A diet shot can contain a night. When you get up in the and Mr. arid Mrs Young Harris Aug. 5 arid weighed six pounds Shirley's interest in helping the to the winners. If you ask nit, diuretic, thyroli morning, your blood sugar mc- heir ties been tUITTWd )mricd other friends down in and four ounces. She was os-er-weight was her develop- lopsided diet will make the strong you should mark these dates an •larrics Mark Abell and I say whether the persi needs it or way' down 11 you don't eat Sarasota at the beach for a tim- eighteen inches long, long and nitrit of the --Eat Yourself dieter look "sic-k and haggard,' )nur calendar anil trN it. j!o.,, I, from us all aeck I just know that thoey had shin. just like her beautiful Slim" 1EYSI concept for cause losses in the ,wrong noti. amphewnules itippersi, breakfast. it stays down. YOU ,-(-line will be pleasantly ut places, deplete lean muscle tranquilizers downers to have no energy, and you don't weight loss, auidtunic,espct'iell if Young flhOfli .tlied as the' very capable' and George were tht-re. Linda said that her hubby, tier idea was todes'elopadiet tissue and lead to depression counteract the uppers and burn up calories. siStailt in the Water Jerry'- was at her side during program that would provide when the artificial weight kiss digitalis (8 heart stimulant). "Then you overeat in Any one of them things can be evening. It happens every I bt;Ufttrnefll Office r 'tie whole semon and "t he bel .er nourishment than a mines back. Shirley said. I just wish that you had been But there can be much more dangerous:' was so thrilled he almost med. Person ever had experienced time." — Prilsent when Wiley Abell. tile While Shirle% strongly ad. Dw McIntoshes have a sm. whde producing a dramatic serious consequences from Nits. ,, Lynn Pollard from Undoubtedly the w orst rule of friendly in,ctallment loan officer placing around with body s'ocates that the dieter be under all is ''c- lean your plate." Baltimore is visiting with Mr. Janue Kevin, age seven, who weight loss al the Citizerv, Bank (if Oviedo chenustr). Shirle~ said that a tfw cart, ,-I a wiiod dwwr. she Sturlev said People get used to Did % ou know that Rev. A, B. and Mrh Clifford PoUard Just Mill wait to get his. hands SourvJ Impossible' Kas surptili.sed with a stork I)Insmorc was conducting un M his baby sister. Nevertheless. Shirley said the sudden drop in die potaissiLun believes that dut-wils have not eating'in too great a quantity. s,iucct'n given in honor of his Encounter Group at the irs-el a possible side effect of always had all the answers to as — evidenced KirsIen's granny is Beverly- E'i'S prop-am is just that. bs the ,A Ile. I A-ona. b) the rlmribers of Methodist Youth Carip over in teaches people good eaurig some -chernical" dietsi can uleight problems. Boyd (if Oviedo overgenerous quantitie' erved Mrs John Dude Jr. and her the staff of the local institution Let'sburg 'that's aorta like a "My husband was a doctor, in restaurants habits wiai, ttn e - losing cause' instant death, Overloads f ic-mgi, rap session for the senior high daughters spent a few days With — weight. They ft-el great while of etiolcilt-rol particularly' and I have all the respect in the "1 never cat everything that Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dodd at I tell you he was one sui' likely- in ke-togenic diets like the w orld for doctors. But, most is served to me I hate to waste M'boci: students and I Uwv are dieting because prosed fellow and utwn I walked that lie *. just the fellow who their Tullatmwe home, Mr& Well. tiffs we"M to be it for diet does not just pro%ide good AWns diet i can be dangerous doctiors don't know very much but I would rather leave food in with my cainers over tit) ran do it Honestly. he could nollit if )ou like. pit-am I-eep la PO nutrition, it provides great for tile overlweight pemn. who about diet. If a doctor pulls a presi cat of the Oviedo jt- news coming i shoulder, he turned white as a t'splain almost eny-thung, proba bly' has high cholesterol dietautofa draccerandbanthtt you nutrition." iliat is what Shirley calls V.urnan Club so look out for when I don't hear sbwc't, but it w as all done in a from you The- EY program pros-ides a anyway. And Shirley said that to an overweight person, it fat-body- pollution. "And it is great things. rieridly gesture and think (j, ( Say, if you ha ve time why not ccet'F'y diet for 12 cunsectjtis'c mher diet therapy work she has probably cc-oat do the person the worst pollution problem we Tht't* energetic women meet go over to Chuluuta on Sunday, weeks. Over that period of time, treated dieters who have done much good. He doesn't know have today'" "'de) got Just as big a bang out on the second Friday- of each the Aug 19 and visit with the the body' is supplied all the perzruirwnt d-anumge to vital how to use it." of it as the folks who engineered Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder' Next Exercise helps you like month for lunch, the gel-together in the i'm- rams from Sarasota spent Iii' tb. kidx.'y s or Uo'tir' pr";-'r!c t. •-; -, - - -. '. , the> usually Ioll' at the Chuluota Baptist nutritional elements it needs. have a ce-ny' inte-re-sting Church. players lounge after working weekend with Mr. and Mrs down to those for healthy hair - - -- -program and plan sotiio' project PiuiJr5 of ('OUi's4', Mr Wt'titi I 1(011 Estes They are celebrating their and fingernails Attention t fashion mart . I ' ! - 0) Mrs B. V.' Estes has tat-en e.ite'rtairiinig her grandscnis, vritennwi year ci-itli a covered gis-cntonsany- fzat'etsofthrt that dinner and all will tat- have little to do with calories, dressed in old fashioned garb such as maintaining theSt-c-you there' New, ill -an Just potaasium Icc-el, keeping do-cit. find S('nTw'tbufli h ci c-ar the- cholesterol count . '(-ouragirig reter.t:' Mr and Nit> Erwin V.' Abell 4 - '- a- 4 ,*_ .-._ icious %Says to Sta. Slim, - - - _- lem____ 'r.triesAthwdbookisuiur - . . X '"W41-01; I 4 . - k. I:- 16- , --' I - , ' ' . II(U,L ( )1 ft 1(H)h- 'LI ill'.. L' I UI', 'I U!", - I U" t_,; --tloles for fall -were un- stvle thein r Featuring short hair and eas% -to- stiled b the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. Hairdressers ml •t in \Vahington 1) (' if, lt'i rn 10 ('Ut and care-for styling, they have been dubbed by the hairdressers as. left to right, th e "Camp." 'S(-;iIThf) "\' i IIIp ;t rid "A mnp i i 4- 1 -6 - lit := =t problems" What's none the d cc hat cli. ço'1 ii I do If thu F - L -: d th. I hrt 1 •. .rk .-, r,tiJIa' He iulin4t Ii j04 certain. lsnrt ()it the recnrtl..lPiis colui,r livini: proxif that if wotnan (,ail 1.4 full tit-tilgiletl a% an ad~ I, lit, ,1 sllt 4 ,.~ fill poillfiviarl ..bill iff-vit C bill 1,1 ,, " l not (S4 r 1wI:tithU) : stiiil ii. pri cc. ii ( essful • ISII1tl ILSi(btitli If t( • Ii id .inc'ls Those bees are h,u,iing so I lik I in IIiSttfl%S ho hvr lot now, gotta flit tail o..! s S SiI.l( Silt' tIIt'4iti- ItIIfi) iiiiusIy MI!ii ited advice twf()rp zI fotxl. tira Mc! 0 m,I chic in. an or ii? o k trc re -i'ta 1 tIteR I'5l titI- gripes were ' )(" I I ' 1' I I t( I'!I ( )( ) Ii - & Chats, Lnwiqa 267 $11900 315 54 Rog silo 00 1)' Rod Glass To tabl. I ra.ri 95 -o - s24695 q--3 119~ in - 1 1 LII 111)1 ( ' I' 1 . . ) F( 1 a irE V q i!O) 10' • ii" Glass T - rt.srs S tab!. Req. $315 SO 111'' ;il i'd i r 1 I 1• prite tl, th.' ib I,(iouc untheo ma'n •Rb W.' before the playing began, tInt be ai Gourmet sion,twiches. jello, won tqr Marthal I.a Vista, .l new ii r I At I) unique h illoon ,m r'. Ir I I -'. iiii he on ' ' )I , I 1 1 III I I ' I ( ,lo rere You F ind Qual i ty A t I 1, % F inest Ph 647 2534 i ,' ~ 1 1(111 '- r • ur P ir inqo Boulevard, • • • tIer ihle Li'SI S1'dli1s ciu'rt1i'. .S I praise for tliIflot1iti ii Iernoon, wert- Mrs. James Arroyo Mrs, U i in .iir, M rs. he nntl David. Mrs sect ral 'io.Ial tiiPPtniflhS they II nr Is i' attended in conjunction with tho. Char s E dw it ros 'ci r s confab which was gt. are d the th : I) - ,rs Ilummi. toward the family. )hlr' ty Ja cks -k on, Mrs. Frank in Sen. Wilson pointed out that tile energy crisis is quite anti ((It) .angkneut. I- to Accompanied to Chicago by he r daughter. IAri told of . I £ A 1111111111111, II serious and in reference to the Alaskan pipeline and off-shore drilling (oil), she commented, I : - I I I : I Alsip Mrs John Linehan. Mrs 'It all smells to the high hugh I.ynth, Mrs. hIt',ir> Moore, Mrs Itwr., Manolt;i, ieavens!" I I I The energ) crists wil aired at the next session of the O'Brien, Mrs. Julio Rand, Mr Paill Rose, Mrs. Karl Schalltr. controversial issue, Eon feels Mrs. Francis Stoic-, Mrs that It is a well-orchestrated W illiam Withers, Mrs. Ut-sit'> Mrs. F plot cleated by major oil in. Tyron, Vol) legi,slature. As to tile core of the Niederhausen and Mrs. Walter dustries for personal gain. 'I'ht? walls of (tic' clubhow.tcovered during the delightful "session" %ith IA)ri wits tier virtuall) bulgt-d %%Ill, tile 1 ,,)4, int'rest in (1w IxiPullice. This ccOiflCfl and sonie s:.'ntlem,mc-ni , - Fail she will attend it National confab in Salt Lake City- for all wonnenlegislators and the main item on the agenda will be a tx'r.uhiip drive will get underway soon, so read - - - - • GROUP I II y priced to 2.49 yard possibility of extra-special organizations. welvoine %our news, l.ori is F:ng;igt'mtit'nit and cce'oldifld .available to visit with you arid forms, a%allable ill '1,1,, Herald office', should ticspeak just ask her' It was a different experience I 01111),"lled 6% ,I black .ind dining with it politician as %tillitt. t,loss% 'Stuillo photo ,,I opposed to mmiy'asuni fancy k'ist flit' II,,c-, Iw'fi,' li-sir, kin(Ax-ows, socialli, -orit- tited, publit -in-ii d.iit- To the talented and versatile 1JUSIM10 lind wlfC teitill So . Sharkskin ngle flits tutor> ... And Much Morel YARD Vu.- all I'l,EASE The concerts scheduled to date are the MAC FRAMPTON TRIO; It &V-11- THE. COLE 11ORTEILS which will feature K e t t I eclot h S Si '$'d(iiiIl Tell us your . . Jerseys (H - lt( ,hm been my otily meet front NOTE. 9 H • GROUP 11 - 4.98 yard y priced to Acrylic Prints 9 Sport D enim I I ilte teadFa oric w uii Q 4 J ( I %_ 10 I!`- 0 ,11/v1*/(11/11/1(, IS 9 1000// Woll Solids ... - YARD And Much Morel - k' - - - - - - - 1 - - - GROUP III Originally f 1.19 - 0 .. . Voiles - - - il r -. - • Cotton Prints - _________ 4 .I , ,_ ~ 1 ,:k. . i.I Now ~~I 4 y4mi/Al I; .9.,o7/~e o44 ;"w O/ Et'vivth i::,t' fiff Eii- (.'/sibl in !)w14'I I"- in)' 111(1 \ - / '' 1)." eminolelly Youth Shelter (SAYS) is presented to Rev. chairman, Robyn Hawkins rod1'iy. She Isil And An Outstanding Perfornit'r Young Lady Of5 1968 And She's Only 3 ROBYN HAWKINS 1966 a 4, , V i- H-1,hi''l' • 'l'!tP • J A ZZ BI"('l\Nf'l I m';i MUSl(:1l. ( ' ' ) ' - ' ' - rs';li; ' Directors: Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld 2560 S Elm Ave.- ndsay, and June Lormann, past I fo-r;i Id I'hioto h liiIi . III , A - A brilliantly stu cc is hi Id mftt rniwin by thu l)c Ito,i i V, 'ntt iii u ( luli at hit it clubhouse o 1) Normand) , Jack ndsay bv -SOLIth Seminole Pilot Club at dinner ineeting at * Cavalier Restaulant. Left to right, Ann Smith, prldent, Poll) Olson, president of area legislative advancement r flit- Seminole County Mutual - (Jrrerted > ubsttutin ones Iii. I i n 11 II ISS SIll is Iltniild! iiri'e'sp.inth lit .. - ' - crnrJt .ia Among the other subjects flartranft, — — (washington, D.C., and Mon. bonus attractiomis. . . mork, Slurle) said. In tlw lung ii (kit, rt.ssdt f ea ting habits. And that can't be tabI £ enHø tab!. CAROLINA FORGE SEATING GROUPS AND DININGSETS AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS Visiting with mmic this week ~ Sill SO V) I I? or %iialong grou p ,hairs (ERA). So watch our Earl go, girl go tgoniery, Ala., %ho will be leasing soon with her (lot-ton husband for Air Force, duty Ili Ilonolulu.. guess where I %ill be going on a vacation" Ali,A) another I:uust. Ili) first - a Air 4 Chillers citing with three topnotch concerts on the agenda plus the -- cofa .5w a?inq qrOIJp as chair, C D 4?" Rnd Glass Too fablo thorough going over of the Equal flights Amendment — cl. • According to WOODROW CLARK. president, the year's program is exceptionally ex. , " I few items t onlc ,nd sc rolls %ul'w :i t i'sP'sp tr4 of eo!rs .5 mood of Arr*.5tIM OØ '5 h.'?ui -tq )r'5 Or mIIU United States Concert Association mern. L '. ' ('HI-'CK CHECK F) the top ten in the , ' . -'' Previously any' (line off from the' studio has been spent in continued study in New York, GEORGE, Val's loveable :, "Lopsided diets like the Atkins sind SUlbrum (bets are exLreintly dangerous. They eliminate food that contributes dehydration or loss I healthy 11 ,~,L , J - .' uwhhtlIwrornotapersot , ")beii to follow the EN S - 'I I 1iri Chairman, Nlrs. Wilhelm Stuhri'nburg, cc hit was ,,bligt-'I to doff her shops in (tie pc-nworkshops, loritii.nce of her arduous tasks, Now hear this' According to w.as simply tielighted %%lit, flit. IAl, Florida is way out in front results, It was far lx-> .itid hi-r on so niiany Issues and is illilong wildest espectations, MAR1II:% AND JIM lXIJ, BESS ,'sD HILL F DVuAIWS I '.1 AM) J0II\ ( ltAliTRI- tKATHY AN'D BRAD Vu Al I A( IJACK A ND hAlt!' \ P1'It(F and LINDA AND 1111.1. RECK. during the soup and salad and finally- went ('lit completely just as the entrev arrived. The antiquated restaurant _ 1 - \J ( I )\J I I wit Mt- md \l r 'loin I r 4 See ( "'Ind id ( 1iit t.'r ' 14 joined by about 1400 oIlier delegates for a series of crackers hot hors' doeuvrcs and Tholse darlings of the dance, MIRIAM ItYE,sendVALEftIE RYE WELD have taken their first %acation in ) Although a I powers that be lAiri L-liked about tier recent trip to Chicago. As the official Florida delegate, she wits headed registered in our party'. I thOUght it was quite romantic. - hi aseileble from publi - iii I ri Wikiiii i. a brilliant woniari Iwliltil inn but 1114 men •tors eg slaa 'irs on • t exactly p)Oilj legis " ' ' -- cit agreed pending approval by the clikes. StUiring (1w hospitality with (tie hostS and honor guests were toward a popular and familiar landmark in Tampa for a relaxing dinner... hopefully. Tile lights kept flickering - !W. so (7110 1A. --n whuch will be of benefit to the curwuunitc. RO-JAY., former Sanfordite. A bxk of selected pottrc was sintd and marked b> all guests arid presented to each couple. Apricvt inist punch and Cold Duck were served with an assortment of cheeses, expensive food. Ft short (line later, candles , Jarrivi-d (in tile scene arid %ke eti)ii>eil c'intlIelighit. - but cold l .1 .,igratulatjows Wiley *s love-ly wife finally showed up. much to his relief, and helped turn to unwrap all of tIe many beautiful gifts. Also l'f'eM'flt % I'S daughter Sho-ryl .i 111(1 •i I i ' -;) cti of I' illft \ I ) , \1 ; i --i -' - 4 ,I - , was obviously not equipped for liusbarxi, accompanied the girls this type catastrophe so the to Las Vegas and points West where a rip roarin' fellows alternated holding but cigarette lighters and matches cultured) good time was as we attempted to eat flit- recorded by all. -~. I o for keep our eyes open for the arrival of their Holiday fashions Following our day at 11 midmorning and midafternoon. flw only- way to bring up the blood sugar is to eat. That is what the snack does. Energy' is - back in the '60's 11051 A'st) II!- It\IA\ JA('Olk I~A)% N were also buying sugar drops about !'ur hours ,,, - shut Herald to nflflt'Unt' the hap1)) tiapps-nung. I)u.ing our fantastic shopping pfl-( l.Lit 5,5 whom we ran into, - -Wc krk) ,A now that the blood . . . . .- day wear. are out of this world. Merr Bee has discovered something new, for Seminole wonien,,a first for this are. ,I ...so watch for ads in The 11I Shirle% doesn't allow that - Ct-ler nlui} be low in calories. but it is high in sodium. And too ,' It . — ' - . -1 'L -- - - ',,/ 11~. -. -- p.--'- -- ' Market. catur-ited fats raise it To tile it cc is utti rls If it cit re just a unIter of calories. liver would be a great )~ . ,,Y)fascinating arid the Holiday fashions, as well as super smart (Let diet food. 'Rut liver is . treniely high in cholesterol." And if one were only counting calories, a person could eat all 1111, - --. iniracle cures promised in their first daughter Amy I y-nni ads ertsemt nts It shows in u Tallahassee flwc also who entered this world on Aug frustration of those who hase with their paternal grand parefts over in Maitland. Mr. 3. Iri3 at "- Winter Park suffered their wav to a loss. and Mrs P G Dodd cc hik in Memorial at a tic althc wright of only to regain the weight with nine pounds and four ounces interest And it shows in the the- Ovwdo area. Speaking of Rubs she also She was greeted by older ruined health and in some lwd the pleimce of ("11tertaLlUng brothers. Stcott arid I)ennis Her clLses the deaths, of desperate morn, Ann Abed, said that she Fridit% night 71w Barbers were was realli expecting a ver) 11-11tOlUtt' Ili St I'C14- lit IA-111 tX' Spoiled lit'.1v girl remembered as a former pastor of the First United .de Becker, Liz - prouffl) announce II)t arrival (if ILivid hml Dwlgh,, lho.ss. !roill '.ou I mt result of 11* ignorance showing, Shirley said. It shows on the scales for $0 ttulhtin Americans who are i serweight despite all the - Ovi edo (JIlk"' .It'Xlldlll~ %4t'rt' 1. Ii Webb. Pennie 011iff. S Blc'dsoe Sandy McGregor. Mary Walls, p -__.. 'i It ,% 1.17 NIAT1111 I I \ 1k raId Correspondent 2 _______ 1T" - ,,"-• -. - , .1 I ' -'- . at. ILJ n 1 on i J — -- 4 P - S(li.X'. Marilyn. a June graduate ) In r Id a Tech nolog i -1 Lyno ail(e -N ot Bli - - F w 80 "M 4- - V 1:1 - - -_ Ilil smiling lace of one I inis t'r much, MAHIIYN n . former Herald GORDON titis like bun:) a a things IIIW- dOW!! iturin ' the suinnier tiion,,s uUi this 5 isofl his tIossn h and before niut'h longer i.r4anh7ntto!iS cciii begin IuW year lisu. marriage is here to stay . •- , Into It was uiioat delightful this i week having luncheon With our t'riiversity. is now employed by of gla mor ous Se nator, 1.0111 4, the state as coordinator for , , , • • Vu I l.S0u . WI l.I.A tO-. 111 volunteer %outh counsellors. I Brides have been in the JORDAN, administrative aldr. IAM)kingilt as a fiddle and all 1amow FIVE BMV atul till .1. GIEIAJW. limelight all sutiuner with more wrapped up in twr new job Ii Ito r Mrs. Edwinea Bauldry. Sandra holloway, Peggy Manning. Wiitnbeth is a *trtkIn' cod more wedduc 'scheduled Marilyn promised to write mei P.sti~ Solieffel. .1anet Oniev. .1tine Sno\%* brimette, it plea%nnt oploo-itp it) 11 I I: lit nim t%% o prctt~ ~,Ittsallon volutim for Women,S blond. 14)11 UI liii!)) ic kA\ Vuil- lil every week. IIM( Herald Photo b ( harles Ed ard_s ç It was a lot of shop talk and 11101 0\tl Vu AN II) 1)011IS Ihis should be interesting IIUl(T0\ Its busy is 1* cc also girl talk lAin was in wiittli For it' , , _.'If1(lf)() (;CflCV,I the night before to ( -( F , getting (twit darling choti!htcrs, ('el ('(I attend the first tneetin Of SANDY IIAII1llill OMEW and -— I .11 0.I. Necdlecstus4ly, she is S MAII\ H.I.EN ituli ION. ' reath for that trip down the JAN and T()M FREEMAN t) 1,vople to know (fiat altimugh S 1 111111 aisle* to tile altar ( entertain,ed fit a -%elcollic i smtie issues are jurisdictional A sent's of pre-nuptial parties Sanford" party at their ;trill ordinance controlled she Ilialtvr ( altiries tit, count. is underway for both the lovely Dogwtxxi Drive lioint-S,aturday I Aitor's %otr: This is the will go to the people and listen brides-elect and both receptions "L)ont let anybody tell cti night. of icco articles dealing with and serve as an informational sound perfectly (;ut'sls of they don't. But that isn't ththonor beautiful, wcre lilt sci-ight control and fitness, the : channel to get the straight whole picture. There is , DAVID POWERS irnwtng concern of $0 million Ifl.WCnII. pediatrician his wife, CAI4OI. chernistr) to weight loss.' — — — mcrlcans who are ocerweigtit . ToUche! For instance, she said. thenSUE, anti IlAltitY HUNT ta 141ff mentioned that earlier Ili Sp-nking of butting like bees, pharmacist scitti Oviedo Drugs) ti t1LkiF: ('OIA)V\ III! is no calorie difference betwee.i the day she IlIad met with ( ; iIt amiti Iii s stile, our faiiiIs including ins -oung PAT, all ..Ikll)-uns.-lturated and saturated Y 'Pir 'tess,. St- ri Iil.Aki ,%N1) (11FF SI 1.54)5 un MAtt' Ii \l1- I(I('t HF 1- i Iitcccuimltrs t s.uiinrii lIts iut the cnenustrs who asked her to serve t'ii (lie _10k et alspciit ,i iiiust delightful day Both couples are from ç .7 different. The po1)tlfls.iituI.Ited Anwrican pub . r( f 7 Acigical Societ) Sunday in Tampa at Florida .z Gainesville and Harry is . a . actualh fats - ... - .,,, 30 years behiriti t10 . . lower the Itrustees. The attractive senator Fashion - - I 1 Lt.,(1- I % L:- ; " , , ~ I , I I !~ :lIt t4I1)) to tiC 145 the ,4,i... • ,, $ • •,•e•, ••. • __________ - il .• Seheffel arid Ann fj-- She cc elcc.mt-d •, — / (;lan.it up (ruin ni desk (4,1,$i4444i,I , • 1-1)11011 , 4 4•44,, •/ ,4,IIW 4 4i444ê•Iê . . ., . - — — — S$H Il-I 444444,4 4 44 - ,, "t-re Ella Ro.ers director ctrict Bernice Gnft istant director, Mrs .rilfui president of tL.I' I - .;Ipter R1'W- and ten rs of the Detand chapt. .nt'r 4I% •. 6 .$l 4 •• • I I! Ei±tt-t •1i-j i Bc IM)IUS )P tirr ._\ N around like bees, ii''' I Rita Monaghan. club award. ..urman, during u* regultr oneting of the club in 11w I. hrtstian Church hell c (Irmand) Roulec ard T (?Un -I! :JIr)er psern f scholarship awards from I '.tt i i 11 I - w Ill Ile soft event I)( Dec. 11. at 1"ho, Forest. with the concert o tat Inn patrons getting firs *'l)tIl)fl Ili attend the nnuat glittering gala fleineinber the coned! SUM)!! Is jti.sI around the cot ncr. so start thinking atxnit joining today. '',i - - ______ ___________ f - through the )-ears l 323-1900 .1: J _.._~t REMNANTS 1 , NOTIONS OrIg To 63' 2 OF REDUCED PRICE OPEN Mon thru Sat 10-6 SANFORD PLAZA 3227 Sanfor d Assorted For Ic _________________ . - ~ �-- fL • 4B— The Sanford Herald Sunday. Aug. 19,1973 . ~ _____ e Shitlev, Laritidei- - (;Wm Gew6 . `1 1 . - - I. of the Ve.terIii Republican telling all abcii ('U r. to . . — — __%,; I . Aill jj 0 ,f ::1% %,, , 46 / S J'- 41 1 - . r • •• :. :1 • - - 'q 0. • 41 ____ - . r~? a , _______ .J - MIsCELLANL 't S lLli ),I. SIiI\S Ei for Mrs. V. !1 Smi th . Mrs. J C. Lavender. Shirley Lavender. Mrs C T Sim('t1ia Farmer Photo Mrs Harry Rcione . - - - -. : '~N ei€1ii OS al • , - I 1'( )l( '11 - liJ tabit o't'rlai with w hite lace Robert Sykes of Jacksonville. bouquet ut4own guests were from over a yellow satin pleated and Mr and Mrs. Eugene Pahl Maryland, California, Ohio, cloth held the six tiered wed. of Stockton. Iowa. Georgia. Tcsu, Orlando, ding cake with two column tamonte dividers and topped with a Wti'r Pan Al miniature brick' and gm.:. This was flanked b two branched silver candelatsr. UI V(hltt' tapers '%J1j',(ll('I1iIe The punch table was cm-err :h a cloth similar to thht and centered u :' ( ontinued I ram Pg lB a large crystal punch bow I illusion was M'curt'd to a flanked two sin.-le canchn tieadpieee of daisy medallions, holders with white tapers Na : j 11 ) I11' a t Coutoot FlOil a rn a e "fl1 j/ - .- ' R t - - as Price Increase Expected p'd S.,ic,ui,i-il I, IC?) 'P ripcipO f or ,e-m sjpp iu .n oco,' t rn' Sn5. I ' a fran 1 I,s tin., V. att, thu •un: lit ti r.strue'tcir cut buine's' pr us'e'clures at Seminole Juniiis' lIege, inviting nit' Us drop bt f% ,! a visit mutunmse'timru- Guess IT e to drop hey in set- tier Mas tie' she- will save' ,!.t' a. ICIA ':s.- :s ;r us' ''n: n.,.: ,' _:' ' ', t-.)Iflj!/(J I()(IL( ' M I ttiu- dais I; er I,- , I st'l,.iiid ttni, pa1 wi-i- I, aiid laid fun , IPif'ri .wI.iItsIiPp — I.11' for the some skilled thu Nursing core provided t since 1964 -'' a' q P • ,n trip tOf)Iiflu iiJ'fli' "O'j P,'i. ClS SO I r Fbu' sc or K.'cP. Ro s d ., '_ - .- -ç' k -it .4 "5 vU$i - 'T us 6 5 I.I p fri41 We offer individual core in on intimate worm colorful home-like atmosphere. DECORATORS Modern and spacious located Jano and Wally Philips ('APRI('ORN (Dec. 22to Jan 20; Although you want iii enjoy yourself, if you spend too much, you will regret it later on Attend to important duties before engaging in retreation I Asc,iid one who opposes you AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Eel) phi) Don't make any changes irs 01C 1`10111C that could he against the wishes of kin us there h an unpleasant argument Await a better time 'lake ti'rr (a engage in your favorite hobby P1S( h:S (1-eb 20 to Mar 21)) You have tu travel with utmost care today and be careful in motion or there could he _2 meal trouble Wait until tomorrow to come to better meeting of minds % till others He alert II' YOUR ('filEt) IS HORN tODAY he or she will be one of ihiose young prisons who should be taugh t to work with the hands, otherwise your progeny could get into rnuh traui, Ic meddling sri the af(iiis of others, even t hough the ustcntions good Direct education along lines that include 4,P reparation for account in g work, personnel work and sri tinachine shops Spurts are must impel, they do not Limpet -' what you make II? yam life is largely up to YOU ' (azroll kighit-r's Individual I'utecast 1u your sign ton 'J September is now teody for your copy send your blfltidale of newspaper), P 1) i and $1 to Carroll Righter Hollywood,('aid, 9002 in the heart of Sanford's Medical facilities, Bon Bon Dishes —Vases — Demitasi.. and Tea Sits — Tea and Toa st Sets many mo's' to thooi.i from— - THRIFT SHOP for SunianC Ptcp'ta OOncIu • li.tu 0C5uith.n App6a"tet 05rit'. D'I. twt • IF urtifIVII Ms,t,(.) lfltt?ft,efltt O tar t,'Turt,T hut i I, 4 it isi 7-4 it 4(.4 ii•• iS (0,101""' V i-p - - For Information Call or Write Donald Graham, Owner. Administrator Semiti ole Lodge N:i'nrnçi iirsd Cur .l("i.'i' Pt'id("it' I c are - a Vqb 13Y It" 3D0 Bay Avenue. Sanford Fla '771 PPr, 322-6755 0. PHILIPS 3t9 w.se 1304 St SANFORD, FLORIDA 201S.Elm Ph. 322-7121 Sanford Phone (In The Ace Hardware Blriq) 322-3315 Snil rite .I,Id-kci)fl is iii'.' favorite. '' sh(' s,siul 1'-- his ti-lisper just like lsdels -- ' - Oc 'e. tc,t03S forecast (name 4 ( s ,'. ;:t: .. ~Xfllll t' .1". -r--- --- -, :_~ e ... ., 4 I,. tow A. . - -1. - - ~. by At Vermeer -- 'E,lGFQor" ARE YOU lH P THEPF'-' . - '. Ill*. '" -.1P — - -- I ""? THEPEy , -• H1- ' I c-b -. - 'I - 1. .7 ., 1" " '( -- 'I- a I -- (t - --'I BUGS BUNNY by Heimdahl & Staffs) s !T'S -.. D a-o 'r-4 47 WI COcr',E"r P',.,A'II5 is 'a P'sQ'.'ns: -- 5..-'.%.' C M:P,iuE5 r-;;s .'ap1 -' L/UALLY -'- ,.5eECO.c'P'_a r ' I' .E :y TtT' CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence u,'.'.,"- u-iE.'e'.r..-.. "E' : rt." H ,'. ."\/ " means - a.,j" u., 5 L'J-f.:E c'• ' '"t""..',',n.' ' ,'iz 'E-c' r -.4'a4,55,s'. w •'. , ' ,T' Is'.." u. ' '... - '. 'Thus, clergy-men (and all public speakers) might profitably subscribe to the weekly QUOTE MAGAZINE, published in Anderson, S (' For it riot only contains epigrams and brief quattatmons from (anions leaders in all w.slks (if lift' lint also includes several pages of excellent humor, jokes. anecdotes and witty sayings, all ,if which are in good taste and without lewd or pornographic connotation Jesus had A curb sense of humor and made his audiences laugh heartily' how do we know' Because he e-rnploved the standard tool cii Jokesters which is hypt'rbeulchtypt-rtxilc is fleet just the stretching of the truth that a fisherman generally demon' sirates when showing you the size (it the fish that got away Nit hyperbola- is EX TI{AVM;ANT exaggeration, a ridiculous extreme't It insult's-s such rie'icagruety u thaui e've'ryfsxis Laughs Sol Jesus cc ,irnc'uI his aesuicial i's sh ut ci ru sniung ,it gnats but ste alhuuce ing cc hat" Nut mliiiscltiitsie's or tiouisi'(hmc-, huuou'y bet's or t".'c'n hnrnie'ts hut "i-.iuiie'ls'" Again, he sasiel. ''Why hit'hiittiett thusui thit' uiluute I SINS- k ) in stint brother's eye but ('semi sidt're'st not the bourn fsawit og i in sour ui- sn s'ys'' ,'rs ,s,,., m *i...s us. to De C,oa. 'a tm.• is,c '*sPapsI- •ao... . u.g simp.1d'.u,4 .s.,usp mad ii cents Si t o.*, ,,, 4s4 p.'ass .iea , . .. o -- i,— - -, y li~v , ~i -j ~_) , . -11- - ' " , ~, ,11~f ~ ,~, V, ,k, ~j ft~, A '~ 100 - K ". D fiff illif - -.4e, -F . . -1 .1 - .. - ~ . I., . WINTHROP ( (,,,, — - ~e " -tillb by Dick Cavolfi DII) I F.Vl -Z mLcL. Air THE TIME I DEFEATED 11-cE '5ILME F'FCZE ( TO ELE'S 1Hr3 FM'.Ct.F. -_ 11pjfti4T a., •I• tul,UNUI In 1see I iTr, L.f P4SE ).esrt -u. 'rs- 1, %% ( 'rc'ts , ç ,n , I '-S . It &L J ., - I ~ i i . , , ~ - I ~ I , ' ,p':- " , i, l : I 5C*lw " _Jft ~ --- BEETLE BAILEY -\ -- I' iI ( -, Ti-41 psf A,MEWT IF I I , q . " / -- -ij BUNN' ) - _/____,,. ,1p - H 1 \ ' '' - 4" , I, - - ,'-' '7 \ 1 L - -'\ \ ',' " - '. - .5 ', . -_ "so'' .'sjtkpr - ) pit -- . - I ~ \. I ~ _,g\5eE l I ik I ~ __11 J., ,~ - .5t3Ce" : , \\ - - - ' -.-'e.r:L,sL-'r ')1 .x.ocr sc's '.'Fe's \ p-,,".'.e -' - ~: __________________ 5-4 'tS I-' - -' . '"r - - c'L'. - - -'I j,,,j - . , f, '' ___ "%5•iI\\ ~4 '(/\ - (5 - - THE PHANTOMI I i ~_ , — ojo , J - /1 U'P,' N% I I 01a P'$ '' . ,A4,U''5 '. u ' - ' T—r— ----- ' ilj,44f cc.' ,s'.,. rve/ asic a'. V k)54T - Tu, Lee's Falk and Sy B.are'y ''1 It ,, A,VsA", - tt cr , s,' .' - -IV '' , , , -' 1. ' e 4":' % ~ -- - '---- ------ ' ' - . -t . 4f pr t -' - - I 5 1 L - .10 1/ ') "No sir, 'i % ':... 0 7/ I !7"' '1 - ' C, tt U / l/ - J - 4 , -i ' -- - Fox i SOUNDS Ir II ~ I ~, ~ - "-_' -I ro", - ) by Bob Tha vits b..SO j 1 ,j: - (J . 1 -~_:v ~/-~ __ to I if - — 411, u . __ __ - .r . I .CL to ___ is a decided at,aeI to all pulpit speakers. ,. 4 __ I I by Gill ' a - GLANCES I' -. ,'.. - . I/ ' - - ',,a",.c' as ,, j' , . li,, ,' a You faithful church members may like to expand this tabuldtmon of the ''Tate h"amily '' You te ill also find than its riit'mbe'rs or.' found sri ruiariy other civic annul fraternal surgammizatlons But I salute Hr h'icsrcc' for his good sense of humor Too many t-lerg) mnt'n fail to realize that appropriate humor m' cc - o George W Crane, PhD,, M.O. sanctuary S IDE ,, - ', lb. l'is''r (Ills his oral Sunday morning by of his superb pulpit oratory - lint that also insoltes keen sense' of humor, shown b's the use of the "Tate' I"amtly" story below. Jesus likewise toads his audience laugh by u of se by per hold Pt 'l.h5 rr hUMOR . By WORRY CLINIC CASE X-590 Dr Robert B Pierce is the pastor of the skyscraper Chicago Temple, in the heart of the Loop "Dr Crane," he asked, -have you ever heard of the famous 'Tate Family' that belongs to every church' "There is old man HICK 'ran:, who wants to run everything in the church "Uncle HO TATE tries to change everything 'And Sister AGI TATE stirs up trouble whenever possible "firm brother, IRK! TATE, helps her to do so, too. "And whenever new projects are suggested, brother IIESI TATE and sister VEGE TATE pour cold water on the proposals "Then there is sister IMI TATE whue tries to have the church rrnmmc everybody else, "When the church budget is announced, everybody tends to quake if brother DEVAS TATE stands up in the meeting. "And brother I'()TEN TATE 'A'atfls to be a big shot "But not all member-s of the family- are bad, for brother F'A('Il,l TATE is quite helpful "' delightful member of the family is Muss F'ELICI TATE 'Arid the pastor is always el.'ligh(ed by brother COGI TATE and his twin, brother MEl)) TATE '' ;s HE'S I \' 1 '(' % -,c-' , ________ ________ -- ~N ~, ..... ~ I le , ~, IAI i 1, P ; .0. lie Use-el I' ' flue Stars Se4niI, ;' -' parting shill in the vulne'r,uleitiis h'p.srtnuie'nt l,i',i 11.1s ti- t lime interested in -%uuilm'riu'.in hictins, t'sps.'t-iaill this' prt'sitents \'t'ste';das we' us-ku-ui her s'.hit'ti tulle' she liked best i' a We had another letter front Waite roving l4umnibn and also is tl* against longer , + .,king changes or for vcorganuling SA(ilf IARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) With all those duties io facing you it would be most unwise go off on a costly pleasure tangent lake care of any health problems you may any , - I I.. we are not feeling have l)on't procrastinate — = A.,i.bi. ) it.. iitI' parents ss'tue iir,ni Iiui'mr sahaut-, turning Int) thiblm' rage parents te hi. the';iice'l'. J's, h.s'.'e' tiei'rl .slitiss'l is sinifi so and whue fun) Ihuu'uu''-u'lt c-s rs'Iw', miumn). • tin- n sit t'uuiItnunn,It or pti-cie'.it uunsltiu',stuunu'ni hue 'ark tutu iuin unns'li,it&' ly' 44 to - C*e. 'ar C3e.&'' t.)t%r telisilli 'I an associate or a d PRICES INCLUDE Us4tMu,fl nsta ll" - ,, 1 'C COMPARE OUR RATES In('t.%#- '; fl ,'.ps'ct.d i -----" 401 4-1641,0 _- q-, ttVti, %.ØpfeØ k ' - is i.,-e,, of culloon n ,, a nd II)tV5I art ccii inPil undir the r.* w' 5.c.,se InC iC.c..v. i. a Is now accepting patients for quality nursing home core. i'' n:' ,rp , " unt'uunt Too as get is i -f E PRISCILLA'S POP 5(11,1 u IOu's .i parent ha." to 11 off deal iii Vs e thought other p.enu-ntc se ho ti,iv,' shouted .anti It'll guilty otihsl be' glad ti know that (bet .me' not alone' -' • P'rtO.-" & Il-S CF N E R A L 1 FSI)h Nc l A n attroogs al 'N blue day In is best von don't allow yourself the tic urs of feeling imposed upon Show that you are practical rn inied and a person who ksoks at facts and figures - t't'je+,iicely You can handle them wisely, ARILS i Sfar - 21 to Apr, 19) You need a little change of environment before you can tackle all those duties ahead of ! ., you and get them done pcperIy- Meet with trusted adviser and obtain right ideas for a new plan I AURL'S cAN 10 to May 20) You have personal aims that - net-i proper planning now but postpone taking action on them until later Being pleasant with associates esen though you feel b dcrressed is wise Avoid arguments (,I' 'ellNl May . 1 1 to June 21) Attend to routine duties cathy, in the day u' you can handle behind-the-scenes matters that e.an hell, you hate a hiUer Income in the future Making sI important dcisuoni an wait until tornurmow MOON ('IiIl.l)KI:N (June 21 to July II) Steer cheat of pus who want you to get into activities that ccould lead to tmouhlr fast you would like, but A perstu'cal aim is not unfolding hate patience Relax tonight LF() (July 11 to Aug 21) Make sure you take no risks -i Pt-re higher-ups are concerned or you could lo* out He rrnain to make payment on an important bill or you could in you credit t:'senmg is fine for the social VIRGO (Aug 21 to Sept 22) A communio:ation you in (or your ad'.ancement right now, to forget it and go on to -4 bigger things Avoid one whose ideas differ (ruin yours Sfrise fur, more harmony with others I.IHKA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) 1)ont make the mistake of reneging on any promises you may have made or trouble could result Show more patience with mate who may be in a had " micod due to the planetary positions S( ()kf'I() (Oct 23 to Nov- 11) lake tale YOU don't dci r.s thing to make higher-up turn you -'n because you up to par Not a good day fir - \ 'ii from this Carroll Rotor Institute a ' - H- - GHOROSCOPE c , CARROLL RIGHTER'S s,s I ~, -1 But %%v ti- st it is dishonest iii s h.ir.ee - ts'ri,e- siur-se'lvs'c .ms who airs' .ilwas e (uerbe',irmng ,ilw..'.-s logical parents p. , ch,5n' wells insist parents .1 vulnc-ratumlits iii firc'csut c's and r .blt'uii', v, himu'bi get short shrift in the' child - rs'.iring hint) liii' But , ~%J ) -~ pi'i trot waste ans r.. ...- ~ .n I .-) - - •' to .J. AO., - irs lie •'; e',ite' an .ittiiiisptis'm i' '.5 liii s the-re' is nI-Slie'it (sir iii' rights .ini) iii;.') I sgi'ns'e ut suit Ii mcli'. usiu,il V..' try is, sii 1 ,1 m age insie'pc'nds'nt-e tin our chiilslre'n, Ili dmrs'e I their tic-list ii .itc as- f r om fighting (sir .itte'ntseun It, more useful ,iic-.inc ci gu lining re uegnitien an - r " , I coins' t)F-ht St'SII Occaslonalis one must make a phone call in the course of e'. ening, hut frequent 20"niinute alls are suspicious.-A nd If snu wonder if he' s tm-sIng line up late date. don' t more time on a clown with teti- phimilUs. ood 0 , ___ ____ -' l)FAH AHlfl' My- boy' friend has a habit that absolute' I.% tnt c's me up a wall IVhcnr'. er he takes me out, he says - ''Excuse' me. I f..su' to go call my brother br a friend—or a co-workerl ' Then he leaves rue sitting alone for 20 minutes' I sajp;sse he as on the phone, but why does he have to park use' at a table in somewhere and t hen make ttK'St' DEARAT: I recommend that you keep hands off your widowed daughter and her child. And if her hf-sushi- contlnus i- to bug you. a psychIatrist will do YOU g than th it will your daughter. — --- --- - - ----- — I ORI-(AST FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1973 "I, - by Larry Lawn • uu YEt4$' l, ( .iiiis' .me If you think I am out of line for being furious te ith him ten he does this, let me know If you think hies out of tart, te'ose' s.is so I sometimes wonder i f hue Isn't Irs ing to Inn:(' up at date' with came-body- for later S15l 1.; ' " ."4S,1 e slut) not mIt-nil tit ,uule- oc'als- '.4'Il$0 a ms-Iliad cit I 11111 I •.0 lfl But see' tilt fins) thi.mt t)re'ikui; I haLt Salk and uuusius 'itis'r child rearing s'xtN'rts 'Ce-Ill Ili lii' ten lung (sir fishc'ili'. %% ho h.i'.e' infinite patience .me) nil enitciuls' tere-ceunt's this is we'll ,mnsl good (sir some ci! us sit tilt, tiiiic' lltsi cc lien there .are three suii.ill children iinls'r Iciest. anti the di cii ts,iehe'r has Just suve'r(low.-ii and an .inniiy of .,nts is marching at tics the' lit sung m Oclili '.5 inilne tilt cc Ion' l,,uhy Is'! I lii'. ,n - I_ill t l's - u - also ' Sweaters ta 9 over I , M1%P__._Ol :_.____ - • - -. - ils' a bar - - lip1 ' mans rn 1 a i1 'viI -- - - L'F:.&R AItR\' our daughter is 30, widowed, anti has a child She is well-educated, has a responsible )t), aril makes a giesi salary But, Ahoy, her values are c-ert.snnty misplaced, and we cannot watch our grandson raised in such an environment' Mainly.athe is a terrible housekeeper You cant Imaginc all the clutter She would rather read, hike, plant flow-em's, write poetry, or do other useless things, Her ext-nice" When choosing what's important to her, housekeeping is at the bottom of the list' She could afford to pay a housekeeper if she didn't waste money- on ballet lessons and vacations She never misses an art exhibit, and she drags the child with her Ahos, what can a 6-year-old learn from an art exhibit She refuses to see a psychiatrist, The law in this state allows grandparents to assume custody of a grandchild with unrealistic p,urent,s What is, your recommendation' AT WITS EN L / - CAMPUS CLATTER with tilMO BURNS John Ils'im of Wi liiiiniglan I ),I tics's tag II .it eu sn'se'quie'nve'e in his s'stllnge frachi ng ,iii*l ,it tiuiiiis' with 11114.4. ti-i'll asger % lie' paint_c slut (bait e'hitelte'n te ith hum ;iiictjke'n goal of ..tte'nI ion onIs- fs't'I iiiisirtiflt V. his-n thi's hits' in uivsike'sl pea unto shouting, nagging and rs'uuinIing In tIns w.iv thu's.' c hul ulrs'n train their fs.ir.'flts Ii) 1)5' 10 this-it s'1%ie'e' statement a naA( t ow Koch ",: . sit are 4 I ', \tr-. .l,sris' I' t'siel% ilusliatsi (;tuet,' Illinois writes - You Il (lit Ii's') sun! iste'nt s .su w ill fits' fur '''. •'m lue'c- ai uce ii '.ini u.n I- who still hi' .s tunnel iii till .11 the' Ii silt U. Irisb'i'l III ,un.' 1- 0.11w (MI test ii e'te'; nail' lit.' line' "'until hops. hit your c sit in don teu'uuutiis' mother .anti f.silu'r d*',if - assume 1111 I ~~l *04t; 1. _41 ~ L I Si'cs't,iI nc'ani,'rs haiti' taiks';i "is; u 'ulisiun tin tigie-al cusnr sshie'h we inie'niii'el ,sc an nuunhi' ,initiii'eciuit-i set aiim li•ns ate n Illogical fl;itIjFe'c s is .s ci-; iusue rnulste;iiq';it if s)iiiiiiing OF 1t i)Fl,Li hId) Ihsn't that all c-hahttes that eflEac' preifesctnna) fund-raisers not legitimate. It takes nioneya in r ise manes , how-c''. er. all legitimate c-hartties will proskie, on request, a financial showing much is spent for 'A h 41 ltr-que'ct lb-sc '(its' nirnic a n d i.,cc our celc'c(ionc. .me communities has i' ''('001 munit'. fund' - or 'nit. ri cii'. ing'' which includes legitlniate c-ha titles who hare, SOUr c'ontrjhutj, but mans- deserting organi albons pri' i (rr to run their own campaigns. L(Il'1' :_ ,n; pu W -, - - l)i'uInt k Joauirne' ,iiieI ll S ( ) Ill('till 1 DEAR Aflll' ', hat 5?SUI(1 l do alsuit all the begging ,.)etter% that has-c 1NSC'ofl'se so nunierons they barely fit into MY mailbox' I cant possibly- give to all of them, but I 'don'; want to ignore Use ones that deserve' it Some of these letters 'ire so pathetic it hurts me it, It row them ,'is* as- unjinste c-reel, but I vt' heard that 54111W antics pa% huge amounts to professsonal fund-rniing -' ..'ncies, and I prefer gi ving to charities whose money- goes to those' they help, rather than to professional fund raisers Ituw does a per-son know w hich causes are legitimate , and Inch are no t " lWlA'(;F;l) ANI) RKWll.l'iFflKll - , III' PF't'SJlcv APJ' lilt. Daddy as president t 11()s(s that By u4ibgsl /n Buren It I") Si (I-sag, i'5,.• N V Ns,j tt.d is, a. f I hantics ( -- Janet 'Mrs H4r(Ild -Geneva was honored 1i )J) in C( I ilger at church last week Monday b ii visit from i,lad to we her, honestly the Se nator un Wilson who Continued From Pg. lB inicrel r her, the prettier she out speak with th ' e people of rcrsagt- of white carnations 6 4'ct. Would snu believe that she (.. ( )1'( se 'Committee to Resist The reception was held i' the mother of seven vet-) CROP Oppressive Politicians last uiediatt'l following the ai'tivr youngstt'rs I wouldn't. 'at Park Ave ciond night at the Geneva " :Tremor lu.l ' 'hi ai the Polgc-r i'' r li ".-!" W. Wdha. ritOluni:) 'vnter ! • c-n :. at A Ralph Hr.rn •rtis 10th. Adrienne 21, 410 F W ilson. . :. UIIUII that I Bwlthng on Uw lakefront Pake co. Randall Lansley & 10'l, avent'versccnsuchac'rnwdrn tables — - - featured cloths of G Norman S. Sherburne :5 32 vc:irs of being a member rainbow -colors, overlaid with C.cld W. Menke & Aim. 2300 Howell Br Rd No.52, of this c'ornniunit Other than at nziatchmii tulle, It cart-) out the .. you noticed what seed pearls and iridescent and mints were served from cu t wi maiden nanw tkt, u l4'wis 2, 13 Plantation Apis. Mtld., Nita J l.ffida . nnsored dinner a rnununnt -qx threath She carried a cascade glass and crystal bowls tnithtl theme. Uie Jun Hansen family is doing restored. l.e. Grove ho. Ruble S Not-wood. Miller, i! •'.Ofl)(' a Watch out South Seminole touquct cii white orchids, TIN' ni the Mrs Fun le Tiliman and 18, 133 Grove ho Muriel Rose Legere & RoLir "old Pattishal' ilac't (ount We )ust might get on square at three-tiered cake was ('arniatlons. roses, bab's Mrs Rpwmar) Congen cut and the bottom with 'flw Hansens have 'baSed t F. Glenn A Hager, 37, 300 hat map with you folks who are oUnt r layers separatedtwo b breath and iv). I()IIf ilK' property and are really served the cake and pouring Magnolia, Dons Bumbalough, Evelyn l.cncire Kober & moving so rapidl i - e and going to tniwli remodeling Grecian colunins Miss Jam Smith served her were Mrs Dorothy Classen and 41, Ill I, B 13B Adam A sister as mid of honor. SIN' M daisies wTt'a thed each la yer rs Vi Davis Wanda NeeIs Ir(' Charles J Christian Paul li linger, 49. 318 1 ( ) wore a fortrial4enth to a a — and on the top was of presided at Ua' bride's book Mary. Helen M Brooks, Georgella. • traditional bnth' and groom slicer chiffon. with yellow table- and co-ordinate was Flu Ave Everett Merritt & Frankit' Robert F. Bums & Garm: I. Ikittit- Burkett and her friend bothce and floral skir me punch was pink grapefruit t. over \Lirui Manmnu Members Of Robert W Full, 20. Rn Shirk-s Miller [iiyie' &chtt,n i'o-hi,sti'd ii e-('liOU bridal satin Hubert Charles Femur and pinne-applc- Jul('( MCI` tu- other ua and Site told nit aurrt.w birUithu fanuls took tUT?i R 92, Rebekah C Connells, part — u ;rtrud- Kayser . for pineapple sherbet that sis' and hubb Blainie, and and featured long sk'ves and clistritsuting the rice bags HI. 3. hI Darlene moth white insertion [ace trim, in Ross Iic Goad Jr . & Sh er, Mrs Robert gingerale Nuts and mints were Darrell and \'inan (turin surely Rand) B. Finton, , 20 Halt Ashton at th tertw'ned with yellow velvet - Former name wi restor For traveling. Mrs e lovels iutsc served nn)n)dttK-ir caUi dinner Oalis, Janie E tierks, . 3i4 La ke Harne Road home iii rn ribbon and pearLc down the Musslt'wftite chuM' a Na blue Lake A No 2uSD Mtld Centerpieces of daisies, wi-ek d' front ,if the bodice at Uw neck and white suit with white Dotties paren. Mr. and Mrs . * tge'r W l)eagaziu gladiola and chrvconitlwmunis and on [lw Speaking of the Dunns. Glenn KU fl e-snis Acet'edo Jr., 29. 2411 Harold l4urkctt fs Her shoWder- pleated skirt. wiute' acL)ries Tnuilwood ''raldinit' L, w ere used on the tables with lunn has finally had cast Orl Carolyn Others in vited to attend were length veil was attached to a and the white orchid corsage Ithines. 19, ',utIN'rine Joyce We'nricl & can dela br a flanil:ig the cake headpie rrnirn'ed from his leg and that 10410 Yew (,Orl the tionerees husband, ce of roses and a yellow from hem wedding bouquet. 'iIN'rt Franklin and Ow' punch bowl could be the reason why he is David L Austin, 20, B 4: ribbon bow tithn I*at Ashton and his The couple left for a wedding Douglas C l)anks & Stt-nr. Bs BETH %IOIIH The bride's cake- was served Oakmont18, Aptsame 1 Ovied o Eliz A smiting so much these day's friend 1'tnbs Iidgen, David ti Mn Ik'ns Herman. (oples %vws heric-r linidesitisith were the Ms trip to Ke' West and their UCU Appling, ad l,igston, la-at t:liid fn you, Glenn and Sharon ('irver and their IM'kbie Stelht- ris arid Tern residence- mill IN' in North Robert Burleson & Jean bride's great-aunt. and Mrs. Robert L Rhodes, 21, 411 daughter.Cind),Iiccks Burkett Musselw bite-, sister of the (urolina They both plan to 1eU As fashion s-u this fall LLa 1. (FKt'fe & hart — - Tots) 1k-kM. her g(KifliOthtV ho, AS, Joann M groom and winter ought be a sweater and Robin Ashton all of Geneva, TI* punch Their rc'wns and enroll in Roger ('lilian Mason & Suit Wft5 poured ti) Mrs. Training Morse, 17, 101 Marie St AS - nomatterwhatiticxuks li ke headpiet'es were identical to course atNurses the Mountain K, wi niutiluni nuunue rcstiirr. Ue'nit'nlitK'r me telling you Apopk and DannY Anderson from Jean Leonard. another great- those of the honor attendant Sanitarium and Hospital Richard H Wood, 18. Sweaters in plain, cable arid a, },jt last week that we were going to aunt and Peg Smile) (if Iit'Lanid. Martha I. Irinklein, fishermen knits are desigroJ without the pearl trim and U Among SOIe of the gifts (landc' O u t of-town guests included It. DoLand it put our grandsons on Uw lftC which Dale receied as jackets, toppers. dres.Were b each carried u. white basket of Miss SlIer) 11 Good, A tlanta Well. we did i lting the bride's hook yellow Dennis H Brown, 24, Rt 1, Bz length ccts and long eve niru _____ gital cicik radio, a gold he'd we're Fve'l n 1K1or and M dames, yellow rases and Sat'ranie'nto. Calif that and it is just ton' quiet s asil wraps There'aLt are swrat.-r Miss 1771). Cs-nOun D Lppmcott. ______ pread and a WCT) sIUiU) bobs 's brea th with yellow satin Corols-n Pendarvis. Charleston. 245 Strt St. ho Mary around this tieute to suit lift blythe' On the- bride's table was Streamers dresses and gowns but blouse. A friendls tip was given the' bri S C ; Yale's Musse'lw bite, Ic't nit' tiuss on a hit of pertinent Ii da l hetk with quill pee, Knit coats arid jackets wiU T%Tns F Cobb, 19, New nu' Uuit someone made Oft Die' grooms faUft'r was be Madison. Tenn. and Johe SrnTna. Karen ft urthiririatinin that will real)) jar tr the aditiona l bud vase with fur collars and belts sugg est 19, New remark that hide niuight have nation arid usher -groomsrne-n I .ilbrc .u. Ll,ehird F'i tour preserve's to white- rose- and a white Bible-, a new fashion breed, ne ither wet-c Earl Srmth Jr.; Leslie't a "burning fK!nhilt gift from tta' bride's g sweater or coat, et both Win L Robinson Jr., 19, 21) N Hid 'ou know that it takes her cake had so niany candles tairt'nts. Mr and M Mse'lwhite and Ralph Smith Add to the new intruduc. e'u.c'tl) the same' ansciuni rs Melvin Ik't'an Ave., WS. Arlene M Usherettes were Valerie arid nuns ever poUe sweater IM'kle hOse' to gel from McCoy Jetport rone, 17, Ri 7 Harienda you c-an Veronica Ward think of — ine-luduru n. Uania as it dues Its get from -Itn-e' bags tied with lavender \'sllagt'. S Flower girls were the Mi.cc" rardigants. short arid lon ______ 0) Ii. Ge'nit't'as' ribbon and little- srrulLt we're liurant I. I'allos. , SteptianRng arid Kinihe'r:e Hunt- peilltn'e-rs with arid with.'u' ( presented in (ii (1 gut',t 'L c-li, tuiusnirn'ow is the dins .liicst-dIe' Ala Mn J Allen, 20, HI [Isd ou hear w-tuct happened HotiIrLsen and the Bible' ho)' w belts, sweater tests, bulks 's to go la•r. to school, and I I 15i 14 Mild Other hostessc we're' Mrs Florence Wallace" We'll, Master Sc-ott Smith a t er s, a s 1 01 C iull he left atone' wi th Sheb, I ( niitinut-d From Pg. lBs Ronald F Batten. 23. RI 1. Rust, Whee'ler, fronts the- Margaret Vitak-, Mrs Margie The bride-' nsn'Ihe'r chose an we'ate'r: tight sweaters a I'rvnit-ts Poodle' and my cix 34ts Mild . Patricia A Mann, bai'gs sweaters. blousor. Brown, Mrs Linda Voltoline'. 'Dialinsg.for-dollars-na't'ie''' aqua blue' floon-knigth dress the- lit-uk's nephews. Jeff arid ript'write'r imp.' that you good called her 39 S Park w-iU, os'erjac'ke't featuring a John Kurt'nda this past week and Mrs Margaret Leonard of sweaters and sweater sets 0 nIl, keep this news t'umuu Knis E Ceresoli. 211, 2l2 W offered tier in excess of gino it (inunige' ('its, Mrs Anirni Lea and suu begin to get the feelruffle- trimmed bier collar and The- couple will honeymoon in: Heard Mrs Louise Aust ni, ing that the tiunrible lit tle topshe could give turn the "count bodice' niustt-hinig io-ct'ssuries the' Kaluimas for two weeks and 19th, Shc'lle-s F McDaniel. 18, lht'iv'ou nst'tic't'd the- (-lean-up arid the amount" and she could you have been ne'gardiruMis Laura Jot Ca per Garrettand Miss and a w'tutt- orchid corsage Own nmiukt- their home' in t.hen('anipaign twinr: carried on at fltit Arthur H Mc'CIuske,,21, S so casually is a bout It take Susan I*klcThe groom's mother wore a new apartment at Spningwocsd the Park Rrt-nda C Nelson. 11., ue'e' the fashions eorld Ge'nt'va Fleniic'ntar Fiorenc-e told Russ that Iit' fluor-k'ngtti dress of yellow and Village Apis., Longwuod. I"la SuIt stereo music' wai: play-ed ':'hsoo)" Lvt'ns the' te'iuni court ordimuirils watched the show w lute' organiiza with long Both bride and groom at, through( 11 reception r.us been mc'! urbisht'd I must hut tins particular morning sleeves, white crocheted skirt employed at Disney World 1: ti-li you that Sc nuin) people' get Alter a short ti-use noon, 11* not-ted U do so over yellow, white- accessories the- e-ve'ninig, this fall, the' grcPi:: 't of u-n 'rose'nit out of Unit ccuuliic' kit for Ft Carson. CcuL, amid a white otntad corsage will attend school where' he- - wherrI e' U it' grownis grown s stationed. Grandmothers, Mrs George studying It' her a design dra In a few nisonths. Oar)will M. Smith. wore' a ruse pink snuans St-t' sai around I better stop return Ili Sanford to make their beaded suit: Mrs. H A. For tier going-awa% outfit, t' Robinson, a blue ensernbk- and bntk' wore' a lavender l' Iie'e - p.'r-t n inpathy to the' IN-re and dash letter off to the hoflie' Custom draperies may Mrs Rrownis going awiss Mrs. Dwight Mw.se'lwttc a drew with white' collar air funnily of Mrs. Eulis Grogan grandsons before' thes think outfit was is nue'lcumoc'olured green dress with Lure' top They tha t I liar.' lost r-est so soon w ti: passed away th cuffs with salt' colored sho'' never in your is. past 'i'odcf wrote- and said that Uwy pcdye'stt'r pamitsuit with blouse eat-ti wore' w bite c'amniation and bag t re'k of iiiulti.eolorcd polyester ) nuide the flight okay and he was corsage's Among the' other out4Ifof "' lifetime be ITr fs'iit' a.r'i'snsurie Th arid u':'s-;ut:-' bikini' forward U' (snsstn,natn itt- m ils thesuu'sts writ Mr '1 sir:: lot Irir 's '-., !! - 1'7 n's tirid.. XT I '1 ott s. ar: 1' I -' u' , 'J'tiu linde' V. ur:n:m,, I 'w ; '.r .v '' I'arti Tindall re'pur-t Ia' --inn' priced so low! . u:rainri tunic- l'oinig to 11: ate- nile ' i$ l.e'' I. w 'nods Wt:te )! IPI( ----I, - , Family Lab uith n net and pink and her guests included M green ribbon bows ith ('lilt Ables, Elw ood variegated streamers attached I)unn, Elin in the two front corners On theCare Robert Ashh,ron George R;:''r 0 wall behind the table were two lkl Witt, S. Ted Low is. 1 satin wedding belts and pink R Gregg, Lots La Follette, riwbuds C Mar I Habun. Glen Hostess gift was an eleccFrankjones, lnn'itt and Thom knife Miss Lavender was escnted with a pink carnation son Also Mines Harold Davis. corsage and her mother, Mrs Carl Tillis, Li H. S%kes. Fred J. C' Lavender and the nwther , Mrs C J Sirnpkins. ftirris, Sr.. ft H Owen. John I received white carnation "'est. Shirks Masey, Sit Frisber, 1.. I. Hughey. t, corsages laylor. Juanita llonie. J, Games were pla yed dunng Thrnips. H %V Shannon the evening and three pnws £Iarded to the winners, who in Geor g e Thompson. Victor li+'ils, Steve turn presented them to the Misses Ma Simpkins and Ann Geri: The refreshment table was Acidic Jones and Patty Hw I" •'• -.. !, veraid *ith a pink ) - ' Grou. Day. 11 Iu'51 ur e,r('41 S "7'Ati,nciT fu to ji- '.isAs,'l ; I mYF A In '.q*Fr (leT, ','.ti! lm,-iJI, ',','; I' huh Anr ' _ (*1 P'u'.s.', tumor- '.m j s fd)' - it-irk )flC and \1 Ha th and the -nterpi.'t linen cl o V M Smith'were chocsces as composed of Varii' for a miscellaneous bridal shades of pink carnatln on at Iroquois Ave.. honoring Miss in a silver container. Shirley Lavender, Punch M W Lavender and Miss cisilver bowl and all mpkins, of lnond. silvertal an 'si :ippointrncnts kill be married Aug. 2. 19 were Heireshmenic Inin. . cokar th eme of pink and cluded fruit glow punch, petit crecn was carried out in decor fou rs, nuts and colorful butter and the gift table was overlaid - - 7 fIof, - -...I t4L 's-,.'u' At Bia-idal Fete ,W~ / - in '.. 1z 1616 ------~: - I 5 'sA.( ("Isir t t , tl(l','.OAij'1 Wi t'.ua ijc- A PAIl '.5101 . - _ Gul'nj ha vewcontt : Meacli '1 Their 11'k-self wi th sont of (rnuck's infers and Stephen delirious Calomondin mar'ompanied tht'm Maybe that roalack' until I we him late this . counls for all of that yummy Fa ll But you can bet nur .l)klfli Mrs kitii tlls has fLi thin s!uill .i. t - 7- by 'e.77S I' Of Honor Guest a uricia '/ Alit1 110, 1,0 1 1 ALLEY OOP \i their progr ess with the eut 4 . schrnetster's Rand. They art still at fl playing at every engzigrrtwnt that comes a)nrw and no Hazel is lust firushini - -quilt which will he given a' it some lur k-, ticket hcilcier attends one of the local r.• 'ertS Hazel has worked on U. quilt all winter long and tirnk i along U) W estfield It has taken her this year 1; ornplete the project and ah Out tWI said that she thimbles and used nine largi cgxl of thread to put the quilt ;iieccs together. The rra.con I have corn rnented on this latest un dertaking Hazel's is becau.s I' lU \t .1W she u the oldest of the [)cut. IlrraId(orresindrnt schnieister's wives a vcr voung B1.' In the let ter they Vernon Mercer invited me and me te go along u;it'pper and Ins lovely wife. it) the Octe - est in Germany .lial), have been the guests tit and all I can say is that l shall us mother, Mrs Kiuw Wells he jp - - 'dien. TheCulpeppersarefrorn the 'o'l mit or (J Herald th at's not the grand total. That's the price of th e three pounds of frankfurlersl" A I 0) I "I.t S t - , -- I I , ,_ , ~ �-- -- i.C- — -- - - -- - - - - - - U_.t -- _. - - fl_ - . -.---- --- - - ._-__- -L - - - U - -- - _U_U -- - - -- - - -- - __-- -- - - ---- - ___________ Fo eds ilaFnnia TO Hundr ster Qf Children 1n% Faber Is Doris A Living Of Love Symbol 1. Herald Can cut E:VrEILPIUSE — Fift wru vtar, ag(a. Anna and Dr- Jamr' n' IItsri. V.. pu 5-haseij the Vast 8CTCH! ) -• • I —y . . .. the n::;i ' .• 11 1 ~- ,j . ill ants ¼ - !.(Am _. .7!L--- - : -• ft ,0rw: i o : ' -. OT trt hr trowrred her love and altec Ii ii u,on hundreds of chihiren ant.-Ilwhoramt and left the - _________ _ '... H '.1 •Y Lli.-. I H. staid OVLn the Doris . Fibe: ha Iuruu. : 5] .00(1 worth 01 u.i'd newspapers She presented this money to the Methodist Church. Enterprise. this year in memori, of Mrs. Anna C . -. Char l es Edwards 'Hra1d Ph oto by - -- . . - -- WIN AT BRIDGE flu I. -''.i'( It tU, hit' 'inc m.ttit '.;l againr.: i4 dldniund IS.,d • ttv South won in dunims and led a club to ti, Then tiecashed the king it hearts tinue'd % itt Ito se t and is fle'se'd dunirrr'. s right This i Ito • ' 4 , I!II ace - - WL,-1 i.*s-i 4. • Af, . . 1 :• -- Sill Tit tilt fjVi'-- titni on extra- a•ntrt . ------r----durnmm SIIi& lii ru;i,'cl,, club it'd a trunii, Ili tlunlmv sace. discard- V f ~.' ~ " Spades fin Hub,, and wound up - • i- - thu - - . . . -' • enj 4 - '-',. .Jiler.1hit. rul F'M Vir,61 51III Pas 'Ns"fit, l.ast Isoull 19 I 241111, Pa -. /.~..j_L I .LLJbE\ Miss Doru Faber , David Walker. I to r Edui Ileum Lila Dean. dog Midget the Pttt'r WaiLer, Mike Lawrence with .- 1- ttLh - 'i I li 's,t UI fl;hr,% ite'k. past we' ha,1 a question subr.titte.1 to i;s department asking if an Individual with a real estate se'sman's lice-rise could appraise, for example, a parcel of -k - Hertld Photo h ('harks EthL-ards I . Margaret We-lit.. i ti'acher fran, 1)eLand, used Li -rime to the- harm- every time . gtvm4 Weal the attentior ;rsc. where she and Mrs. Girms, Dora rt'reirc- papers no eekend Li entertain the the's rwed When, in 1956, at used to give Thanksgiving sold h carrier front several ;tiildrer.. tn telling them the out- of 9? years. Anna Glass dinners far the folks it the ron,- newspapers. folds, them nu't stones T1ui was back it) 191.-14 died, her heirs not w;stung It mumt. after the church was and (List, ties then; into bundles While I)ors was a resident mars- it , Enterprise, vet not rebuilt in 195 and then sells them U' a fern there wLthin4 It part wiU the loveb Ti date she has ratsea *1.001' grower who jai ye her 1' 'vnts is Mrs Wells' sister, and her estate or changin things as for the fund through the sale of pound. She stacks then. up husband , hr and Mrs .Ja me:. tiw Wert. asked lIons It, sth newspapers and has gIven tiw. nea th and has them rc,ath inn tur. it the hun U. pic'l up c;t, - m w ell! m ii wntctr over things, Li iin,ounL. this a serphtnthropu won. Iirnett Meniuniat Metimdist ln said ne thud she hits lot twi' arid whtilt- there her atsier tit the and be general overseer the Church in Enterprise reached the goal she set for her accompanied ' However , whenever the, memorial fund. she will use the ('tilidreri's home and fell in love place U,,, This. L'. your home,' v, tm dirt- need for church nun,t'i from future paper sales with the wooded surrnunthnits told her, "for as- long as you funds. from time- Li' time. l)orts. ti bus more food and groceries. Mrs. Glass persuaded her lwe- " would lend then; the nionc for the children she cares lot husband ti purchase the land Dora is is very good and ci- thes asked tiir from Uwe fund, -tuldneti she loves as her own and Ii, build a house on the' ficient business wonujn as well imu&. amounted U' about *6lW) Faith. hope, love and chants pr ope rty, which he, did, In 1915 as a wonderful, understanding But thes always paid it twi Miss. Doris Faber is a . mother to children She' th inks and she- continued addin' it i s'vnsbnl of then all e41 j, Vbhe't Mn h C.Laas that the's should have t'er _________ heiin -cst ill and her sister WitS- ft food She' r - -(• I en. unable to take care of her , she' and and hens, and has her own ,, nilMiti ,,,, or naitru suppls of fresh, egs from thus'a rid care' for her She felt l i t Iselis Sin raise's ducks anti time that Doris. w tri ssI - ,_ i , .I sel,' ,, jl , - .:c,' - I - ',- -' 5 - 10 'iwP*'e- in :--, - Oe'IipP'utfuit coo' diructeci to mix and match pr,nte' 'd'sruc ciee,,,'Iç' tnr!tpriet' - - in;; ,si-od ihort tip,'.,e t'nc pans in colic ' ansi W-'tLE iii tulin ii a,it 0 gem and tilt- children just lovr management at thq Home and -' Tlw every; have a horse the that !)art-,wouldn't mind the premixes.. railed - 't)usis change- for it while or said That would Lill otit. entr~ to Ili still thert "I'll conk lot twt# weekh,*. -' loaned ti, tholni, b% the Wat.solrv, tuni but art, no* allowed tit, ridt, luni., unitu Mt i& al-mm a thert, Hi it supervi.st- the- rides "LIke the man who canw to The's hoyt' um adunible' dot;. SOld Doris, LaugbungI nuiiiied "Midget' who is 1-, I guess you could compare' me' years-old, and a pretty thwn lLi- hiin couldn't you" eGlored 1ycar-old cut. rwmed ''WlStIt A [M WhiteDora was here-, several j uriwig mothers of children Miss Faber is ver up' she bad cared for in the' htrnw preruitive' of the consideration and mothers of she- has rtst'etvecl iron kmu h ic yes .st a uti. to " liliouresmi, cons.' it religious, us. well ; -.151. if she' nught mmcl then ii sha her appreciation, youngsters durinL- the dii -, alter the- death; at Mrs. Glass, $ Mrs Glass. dot not obert Si Duis. started a rnenwriui fund II fL in niensui- of he-s dear friend frUit; that day•, , , It " umd tx,nefactor Ann (,tass diii Isri. I- abcs tuu ticer; The money. stw had decided. 4ininii Ii' i'unni:sters of '' u: - .i fllr- ,I.l . .s it to s.'4 s'u, I Iii, tar Contract liridge' Li'., flu, t,ai. raised large sums fin Ilu or I c'L tin It . ' i rum foll lain lice ' ILW tell I i-ill; . 17 )Inslnutiv,c La,niai'.' 31. tiiiiu,n, - truni. 'i'il huiiti I I ZIJ itcoad rurve', • . °' °°' lasso (t)UICI1IUIT, I "' -- Purta, t~~. - -'- - •; ... j_. p ttPvou, 33 h.r,,,-s lit -. - STORE "IOURf, 'O . $ I'- '' ' - '- 3 L- ', ;f EAc l-1 • - r)L BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAVINGS Double Knits itnvai ,t A F2 2 141 44 Ai-,u 41 Coitot: fat-'. 47 Cry tICvivVa of of priev II,LS, -- - 48 Native of it, Ar-c' I' It a J9 iii 100 P Jfr' Save from COTTON SOLIDS 4' Widt 'Perfect For Pants 6. Stu,rsi $ 49 T io lil Dan River's Dan Press 065 P ci Polyester 35 pci Cotton 'Perrnnent ji Press - $ 49 — - -'i Ethar A1_,cn fjt'ttt ,' tIer1 plut, a iarçje asur1meni of tarn, accessories, floor coverings 'I ,'I',I,)' esprea1s al a biq so i' ,' gs We also have protetsional borne - YARD ye '10% to 20' - 1 ri -- ., - -- savin g selections planners on hario to help you mart h! ht An wiite yo-ure here p u a copy of our Ethan Allen Treasury of oecoc'atcncl ideas a S7 50 value free - - Etban) I ___ Never Needs 38 1 Ironing 019 _________ 45 Is Wed, Reg. $2.29 I Longwood $22,820,713 $15,796,183 47 Per Cent Altamonte Springs $77,693,321 $43,172,026 80 Per Cent Oviedo $10,164,516 $7,717,261 32 Per Cent The 1973 year has ii real prnpe'rts Sits i'nlue of S;9,20,2O6, up $158.4 million from one ear ago, In the -I I The highest rate of in,-t,'a.' is seen in ,-ltaiiusrnt,' 'i ings, at $77,93,3'1. up no per out hut its t;ssaitle s- aii,i' III 1972 of *43,172.02*' i I AinKvilcott e'aitlt' Ili s,',rii,I III tii iii" '1 5114 t(',tsS' jin't .-nt4cge stith a 47 pet- cent, tip Itititi $It',9is.1Ll to $22,M21),il3 Os us'tbo showed a 32 per cent growth rate, from $7,717,211 to $10114,516 And Sanford registered a 20 per cent gain from $04,155,920 to 176.640,184. 11w phenomenal rise Is not due to any reassesstro'utt s;oigranl , but rather refle."ts Increascel nete- construction 1tnch"r the last- , construction ithicti takes jllac-1's between Jan I and l\'c 31 goes on the lax rolls the following year. the increases recorded for the 1973 tax year nt'tuiclls reflect the building activity- in 1972 - ----- —--- ---------__--- -----I II - L I • -i name Tie 4 . lions' 1,' T ps - - - . - -- [K :2::~ : I ' - - ; i" I I I 47 4l1 ASSORTMENT iHiiiP.'ii INTIIPACU ASP' 99C CARRIAGE HOUSE HmJLoRs AMERIcAN 'XADtr10riAL Notions Sale LARGE 1//2 - La Mait,Iand, Flu. Phone 305 44-332 Hpt'II hulls liLt iti Mon. & I- ri Ui Is Sunday I tub fur browsing only iuii S. Orlando Ave., iki. 17-9!) PRICE " tin'.,; .. F l.r' fit ;';cit, it roe k, The gr.'si new nleratel heimes ptirrd lwujtes being purn-hatert ,,l,qig mitt, .- ,,ag,e 1111(1 its in t he state are mobile twunsi's iic.,Ieil.' Is rue living lieconues ,..-n tornadei w ithin in.' in.- r.'a'tinctly- popular, winds iii Hurricane Agri.or- 411111! So 1111% I .e'ep, director ii,ui-t,..tl rl.sstn in a ituitijile- hem; W'l'Vi te,,tt,e'r St'rs-$t'e In park near Daik' City on June lii F'Iirri,Li 'f'ancpa, 1971, l.ee'p traveled out to tb,r' 'fbi' starruing s'eitne's from a park and interviewed the mien ithu is probably the most s ti-unit of the storm- About 20 r iii' t' t t' il t e lev i sion uii.ibst,' houses had been it ,'titt)I'fl5afl Ili (tue country't.snrs;sgcd in a swath ;irrucs the I i'*'iu is it member Of the mobile home pork, the winds me rican Meteorological setting off ii domino effect, with Sici'iety- ;iral the N;ic, y 's ('rntnry tint,, uuncil his put.' Winning thrown into the nest. l'he is t In'rc;ists lsis-c iropert .1% i;i;sjor ily of to .s reint'rctt' t'(ititit't - - - i - tie's. - -- ---- - - - - -- _________ e' A --Ji?1 I been lulOhile titus,' owners insc'Ie& he'd for viewing by the k'rviewt'cl by leep had found W i' r iii M eli' ri In it iral that ty in,, ibiitn had made their tiiiin's muir,' si-I nit. in the s 'a - — - " . I I ' (trd,cuiin,ticiu "Officials lit all It-s ci". are' stoni, Isit nothing, not even a hes'icm,smng increasingly conMull trick building, can resist i - erne,1 about the isver- the diree-t hit of a tornado, tic's-c' lopit-tit of coasit,I cr.';, S." I .e'cp noted that the Natloru,l iic said in an inter, l'optilotion ik-rosity isas in. Weather Sers-ie'e recommends a mobile home park hi.' i r,'asei Ili sonic' areas ill Istint it lit-re it is questionable i'v.cctiated on the approar-h of that .'s- a&'urstlna would he hurricane. and that it was this posslblt' Ii this' face of a Isaliry that undoubtedly savr"tI thtiusuitidi of lives when tnirrk-a,tt' The' sat(1t l'tlltlrnui Is par. Hurricane Ce4aa devastated a Cor pus ti(-Iilarl).iO'- (Or mobile nisititk' hiotus' area in mo, 'The luii,,)es, Iee m':ists, 1, 11 is Christi, s'ath.'r -'..,'rs-iee' Asorye-nmsi,:nifi,'ant Milt srtu..11y- all the .l.';itto, from toru.. .i in 11w tiiencis that one person in a home area he '.sojthit'rni ;s)rtio(i .d Sr-i' United iussst,iie St.sti's in rs't-enl years base' .lt'ssgn;itctl to sound the alan: i nt'iirs'.i in 11 lobi le In me's," Pie st- hi-ru high winds are .sp' 'Fl 1K N 1'M RE R of over-the-lop and Ii'aint' tics m a teria ls ti-ed suit C4)l1(li lions, 811(1 holding required to secure .t mobile homnt' (ielX°fl(IS 00 j)OW(1' of titI' groLimul anchor, Tilt' 1olI()Wihlg ttihk' variables such as length and shape' of the unit, presents the nuthIl)cr of tic's required to hold expected wind speed and direct urn, type of your mobile Itotni' secure lit various wifld connect ion l)etWeCfl the unit and its steel speeds, related to no its of 'arioiis (Iiflh1'fl' supporting frame, size and tvfx of I ie(lt)t 5jØf5 the that -, as in - - - - - - - -- -- --- - - -- ---- - - Texas. I JE DO N ANCHORAGE REQUIREMENT S S ' 12- wcd 14ft'wkfe mobile homes 10- wd 12. It- wide rrothie homes Wind velocity Ion. ph. _ -_ - _____ -- 3Oto50ftiong _____________ i.ecp mntt'ns'icsss- I in conjunction with the tic' down campaign hieing conducted by the Medjils' Living ii iuniu'ations ('enter I ,st A C) S.ii'iui'rt.'.I bs the N ational %% vat h c r Svitit',' , the National S.i11 (omuiijs'iI sniI the 60to70ft long SOtoOOftlon9 was _______ _ No. of No, of e'ttw top ties frame ties jwoocliing s;iiil No. of tt*-tZ)P ties No. oh ties No, of w. ow top ties No. of ties frwns franc 70 3 2 4 2 4 2 80 4 3 5 3 5 3 90 5 4 8 4 7 4 ('c!fs' I'rosn his own experience. leep adds that in addition It; .ini-boring the mobile home it sit, efk'c'tivt " downs", tie other s..ilc'Iy shlel(II II4 steps can ifl&'IU(t,' indow s, anti disassembling and rt'ruuos ing p.crcht's, awnings, and other -litre-n 51,111 lit-it I rcis,.s I )is..sstc'r pro4rusi4mns front the mobile' Si-ri-n-cs, Slut' campaign is an titimmic, it there' is adequate uffort tic cit. ourrige iitt,biie advance warning of upIntuit' ott nets tic tie dust a, prorictung storm. ins- Is °r t heir homes to the ir''nrsl ti reetcmcr or present - A lot of mobile homes at the' damag e (ruin tiiirnit'uine', I'asi-i. park base little porches tormc,isIsss, and less; spt't'tartl.'r (suIt out, or and we hiittu it found these were yen -cop u partit'iil;irl usct'ptible it) the winds,'' Lee-p iouu'rnt'.l atsctil nisc'bile' huttiuie is intl said ''Much of the tt.,nuiagr was .f.sm,soge ruins, iii iwut- muorked oust-cl ti> these auditions being lice' ''.iffis il cpt'ruirug of the rippt"l .11 hi the' wind and tsurrit-0tit' %tftit4)1I There' or.- thri'-s ii unto tither ht.tuit's, fl,)o uui,ibik' tstiupit'sj isitb;;cu brt'.'ijss' windows, .in.l In statue I t't'p's s- less ing .irt'.r usual tt'.' t actually dislodging th'.' t;.u'.r,'' 11' 'o,uih iitsmuiha-r i i.'utttitt;,,tl ;,ro a s or 1 c 8 5 7 5 8 6 110 7 6 9 8 10 7 cir ports, irusts, TI El W N torn ;xntents used . un'ludinganchom' s". - sterns - lutist lx' able (ti withstand at least 4 ,tsoo lb is it ho Ut ía i lure T I he he holding txwer of ground ,iu,u Ii,rs he ile'ti','tii irieti by con t' a, - - Ii '.- • - - ;, ,, ,- . '. ii - . - -' - '. , 'd by consult ing 's'itlt )'oLlr - -' F:miids (ii SOIlS, t.. - ' -' i - s 1L , ' -- duct ing pullout tests or anchor (lea k'r. lb.' should ix' - lii)le to pl'O's'i(li' 'cULl ss-itli dat a on artt't:or iiiildm umg ft.'t°1 (iii' viit'iotis mmi ' - - - •- ,t.-.4.,J;1'ii' ' ' ,tso ''. - 11s:. ' - I A Space Squeeze Helps Lof ty Living Layouts ft. . Irl'. " 11 a tnt_itt'.-, ,,;, "tilt IIW4) iii" f,ii,ilsi''i rI,i,.lt; se'riiciis Anac'rit'a,ts migrate l,l - olvi,'s pbir'nu'nl of mobile bonn' on sIh Anchors in cumn'm'ete' 5181) are - 'Under the provisions (if. . Florida Statute's," tcrvordir, to Wilkinson, "it is made a c'runuual offense for a person Li, operate as in real estate salesman or broker in this state without registration. Under the provisions. of, Florida Statutes," tie continues, "any person who aids, abets., tourist-Is, or ottwrstts.e procures a cruninal offense to be roiiui;itted is declared to be' a, principal in the first degree' which means that he can Lw e-is'iutrd arid punished of such offense as if he himself had committed the criminal act." Wilkinson says. that his office hues been triade aware of individuaLs, who are not registered brokers in Florida. but who are members of a rceogniucd appraisal organization in some other state hint t'utne into Florida and apprals'i property by associating a registrant and local member of their national organization and procured his assistance ar;d aid In cumpleting Uw appraisal. "What the Florida registrant has In lie-se tir rurns.tancea," says Wilkinson. "is to have t'otrunuittcd ci'umnnal offense in violation of the Real Estate Nvense l,iit subcrting tumseif to dist-iplirairy sanctions its well us criminal penalties The FREC general counsel also points out that sale-sine-ri who have active u'rtifscatrs iur llcrnei are registered un&ktr an employer tot broke-rt. "Those salesmen,' says Wilkinson. '-who are also rrrernbcrs of a recognized appraisal urgaziz.auun cannot intake appraisals for the public. Sale-sine-n are spet-dirally prohibited in the law from operating for any person not registered as their employer." There-f ore. Wilkinson ftatly states, "The salsutan's appraisal should be for has employer. U employed by a Ltukt'r and 1.1w appraisal is to be passed on, the broker may adopt the appr aisal of the salesman but must pass lion as his own Wilkintisun also points out that any salesman making an appraisal independent of las own broker stould be viuluetuig the last Wilkinson revealed that at one instance a lending In. stituuon charged an appraisal fee as a part of the cost of the loan. In passing on the tee the iristitutlue Itself operated as a broker. ill.'-, tilt IA- 1 siiiii,,,; ,. nui,cri tic lives, usrist •2 - 2 et)ntltM2t ing (rattle' ties to t he i iiotitlt' ho me fraitin Type 2 system can resist greater horizontal forces than T i' I - Type'. 3 system - Weather Tips To Residents Of Trailers T;pd'iwn tot , ___. ____ ft JIt 1.' 'h'I IESK sketches I1IU.st rate Vai'i,tuc mt'tliixls lot' - Os-ct Ste - - Type 1 41I - - -f T-7El A - F - ____ ------I ;1..~~_~-"n .I it i ; ~ 81:;I !O ~ AI ,,__,t_ -- _ ' Cool Seersucker lOOpci. Cotton 31 20 Per Cent Need To Register Corduroy ____ I $64155920 . - - Zb I36 1 , 99 - Wide' 41 Alleviate, It' Grtn,at, LIt'. i f, it" $76,640,184 stitu taut, 12-3 Colors football italiae, 4(1 lilaid iris' Ii2- II 1L 24 - p,, - : Vjclues to S4.& 14 12 ; I 0 Dressmaker Lengths lpoet-c I' Itrsvviiiy jn I, iil had -'•; . r.Ckna(diaic 1, -lit -. 1-i-' jE - P.,. - 4- - r - Initially, it should be pointed --according to Wilkinson that ans person in this state itho appraises prc'perts or agrees to appraise property, or hold out to the public that he is engaged in the business of appraising real estate in Florida fur another is deemed to be operating as a real estate broker or a real estate salesman. Consequently, says Wilkinson, Under the real estate license law real estate appraisers art' either real estate brokers or salesman" However. Wilkinson points out also that "There are two recognized areass in which individuals may appraise for another and will not be deemed be operating as real estate brokers or salesmen" Wilkinson dc-dares that the Cenmiuion has provided that the tern, "operate-" or -operating- as a real estate broker or salesman does not pertain or Include a full time salaried employee of a lending institution who may appraise or otherwise evaluate real estate for the lending institution in connection with en' incidental to the making of loans by sui institutions and isk has not been paid or promised ans conipensatiun or consideration therefor other than his regular salary nor to individuals who, as an aid to court in Florida in the administration of justice, gives an opinion to the court as to the value of re-al estate and who receives no ceziupensauori thercfct, other than the fees allowed by such iseurt, and sthio has not held hirn,ceb out as currently being engaged in the business of appraising real estate in Florida In other words, what Wilkinson says is that appraisers for a savings and loan association can appraise without being ii licensed broker or real estate salesman lie also means that is person testifying in a cowl case as to the value of a given piece of property can do so provided he paid no more than the- regular fees paid such a it itrses.s by the tour I. Wilkinson says that from questions recently put to him It has become quite evident that the Florida statutes have been misconstrued by many and that many' appraisals are being made in this state by people itho are not registered and licensed real estate brokers or salesiest'n and who do not fall into the category of iadz'.ried appraisers for a lending in. is • : - ' ' 1(1101 4 .ii-'' - ft liafli) twtu*n.- 42 C" reek root I MeAsuflnig 43 !' ,;1 • limOs team.' 5i.abr'ip.., - Ott : 1°IM'UY.'..-' U0'5 34 Unusual tooth ,; . CfM&D I tiiivciait 56 Tranillird under f oot 30 Hun, liMitr I , • - to btsiaud t*sriiig , " tamits ' I • Sanford ' ,,,,,., ,' °' t''1; . - I 54 Neg a tive a-- of Capri 5 ,,, , loll I -'' • r 53 Arlin llar,% :'i Attrr'is. . - - tiuffia er,, W. - - • t-n ii l'o,v ffirmi - .1 , 11 41° Masruinc, haffle (Pi ii-e.nrista f''.• , ' r - - -' - Iund.. flsv.rT due It I Muvad tcit -& htti' - '° . it,' 'I;;' Lift -- n' iirk,v,.i 4' inlrriiirtou. I" I V'rsirt Hsru' 41 C Cl1sr1.u.t Ig.uch " —G.rdn,,, & !k.iuinu,... 14 I'llmilliLart ti.;! If ; Ito' '..in,. .c!u t'- - lirInet "Pr"' ;- O?TI3iS2, I ' o;' - '.tiss"I flit) 1' ,''vet ! - w; II' -I T(ih)1' - ACRO53 i - 30 Per Cent S.'liiijiith,' ('oilfllt) stta.'h Ls'.IIsI_c the title sif 'littlest grostmg area In the entire nation," has proved the t'lalnt Its ns'gistee-ing it 30 pet i'ent Increase in real tasnicic' sohties for the 1973 tasrolls. to .r s - * ;it eople ' ' ' .5 till- .. partner hosith lb. ,, *, uS his kiflis he rae, sIit bit' - Must Si utti pbaveri urris'e!ci four hearts 1"ic,e' tse'art ntis de t'ast Ii flueS! di's l.st Cr5 who did not g.'t a tli,stiisitsnt lt•.si • ,, ' • ,,u, 11.11111 is it Iittk' genii spring galls.- F P . "!' - _ neianipe'ti I- nti,ik.- sly ($o. poe Call LIst' ;=- ''•'' ' '' _ ': - - ' -. - , dni,e i ii .ititl , tar game's 1(1(14's rn' tv fist tilt. garlic . Sc at, - - dc-a It 0%, t'elmputc'm atiti result ttse'i run list- ganiut t '-i - - '" histort part s't- inusk and III 14 isistI tisi;i.' it, itsv":'.11 niake- it tin' iftisSi Tit,, hands . $521,615,293 - . '. ' n. - * - in nn'ans at 1-sintinent 'umnitiuum't arc imif, I -' - $679,208,208 , Property Appraisal lil- -- IJ The question appeared in the Question Be's and we replied that appraising is one of the seven services which could be rendered to the general public by an individual in posssessmn of real estate lic'ertse to serve as a broker or as a salesman. Consequently, an individual with a salesman's license could appraise it parcel of land In the answer we prepared for that question we :tis- commented that s-cry few real estate brokers, real est.'st.crganizataoris, including the Florida Real Estate Cm;mission, and others in authority rereonimended that real estate salesmen proceed with extreme caution in tackling the responsibility of zipçtraLclnig and providing reports on ma)ctr or important parcels at real property The purpose of this piece is not, and we repeat- not. It. backtrack on anything we said in the answer to that particular question During the many ,many weeks we have been writing this column and answering questions submitted to us in the Question has, we have been extremely proud of the fact that our efforts to be IN percent ac-curate apparently have paid rift because to date we have not been questioned the first time About an inaccurate statement or even had a single communication indicating a misunderstanding of any statement made With that explanation out of the way, ii hat we do ii ant to stress in today's column is that the Florida Real Estate Ccv-imission has handed down—through Its general counsel, Mr Frank A. Wilkinson—some suggestions sihich should I" followed by every registered salesman ho engages tiirnse'lt in the art of appraising real property. And, what Mr Wilkinson says—ste would like to point out—simply substantiates ithat we said in our previous pit'c-i an appraising and goes perhaps a bet further in how reports should be prepared Dons She went tit Mrs. of EnterprLw 71w cWidren ;wlt dUflitll%' and make it impossibit' lot the club suit t(' run in tint.to gel rid tiuth diamond Ili!. - NREA - (lit Pul liloeil could havu ruined . 1 if he had hern rlairt-ovant I,dl ' lit- Win toditual, put hi-, le .IT - ;- ,. '' losini just the- are- at spades Quit.- a p1.s if 11 rt'alj' çrn, , . Ilu - County Seminole - - of Defense lacks clairvoyance ., •. •• v Glass ac B, JL'I.IA\ IsTENSTROM Herald Real Ftaic Editor vvir otut during thost VeUr - . Is A Skill Porn 3,00 - int Real Estate s ..., ft - Appraising - during the days while thttr iirntherz.wk - .4 r . • Percentage Of Increase estate -' it happs youngsters she cares lu Page 1C , . l.nterpr*M'Road. Today. that toe wners, wtvi passed awa I Sunday , AUQIISI 19, 1973 - • .''• _ Sem'i* nole's Growth Is Sti l l Tops Taxable Value Taxable Value 1973 1972 1 ' .i ,upird. not b~ Real Estate • Gardening • Decorating -, heauttlull wooded Land in I.' u'rpriM or Lake Monroe. ni the flarula MethndLct ri:; }IOTZW and built the ur white frame houiw ti still stands about (i feet fri:i A Lifestyles rA'NIrI-E FJ) fl ii With I -' ever - 11%111j: umilort- luciTe' ts't'ItIIuug -its Piie t'tt'uit' a st- iou". espe'fls.ive rind way of creang ti a duplex from skimp), est'rytnbe' I know is one solo space li's'kimig for twit ways to beast the There's nothing new about -squeeze. lulls, of course. All of us read 1 Using double-duty furniture, shorts's .ss children about the -a using ths'k'rs., simirell' sleeping lofts co'oi.'si sofas and chairs. using cuttages, the children color sy sti'i,is. that ci circel sand tIe tutaterl whispered and CO M Pt, I X N E AR COMPIElION spin-i' -nil these' arc tried acini rustled cit night. And the hayloft true dictions foe- comitenilwir-'r - lit any country- barn has often 43-1 and Interst ate l"oitr lIlt .'r'i_'im,il.te' Prope'z't if's IS I)uilding 296 - ' ' ' titus-stay in Kuropean where I)f-'VEI.( )PEJf I':pot'h - I 1le'm'ild I 'l l oto unit ,,p,, H until - uittiI;Js'x 1(11 adults only at 511 - - -- - by lImit Viitcc'mt - - Palms ,Are Dying LethalYellow i ng Ifh'i''. ill '1IA's1l 'Al's lilt Its- lu'ttiat y-i'IIoss smig ('fItdc'miii&'_ which has killed thou. sands of i-oronut palms us linde Ill ii,,'. , 1 1 jilois;'. ill 1114. Inst lfl iIi'lliI-. .sisul 4111141 i.• 'wI ,iIl cii,' ( oiitsl) '5 is-iiriut 1, 1 14 - 4 , 00 0 i s palmiss it, lii,' y t'nsrs I s ( !I4'4 OfControl _,111(j. lit,' .Iaiilt'iu;ut StaS lsrsl il,'ts'i tnt Ili IJncil,- 'iiuuIy in "..it.',i,ti.'r . 11, but Power - iPe'rt (,w tiers outilib- County. have failed and flit- dts- Poucer %a)--, file strairg) tif e'ast' IS now C onsidcrt'tI t-s,it of ii> log Il stioji the' eIis&'a.'se' ii> re- flie 1poun-lary (if file new buffer iou.' mist w ill tsar iii iIt-SiiiIii mitu;s'i:ig all (Is.' Slit' s'ueitt (if removing inife-ti'el ontrol. a state official saiys kt'ti Ire-vs froo Sit,- ii;.rde'st list nireas ,if I "oral C ,it,les nimuil Ms.tu,sa Ie,is la-i-,, ,ilsigiuhcjiit'iI ins inn or oil i r,'ating a it i.ic hauler tutu' arousal Ii.- inlet-lu,,, strk u I 'tinsrle's. I°uuu-i-r. (turf of this' I- I';rtdae lhurt'niu of l'i'st F,ra.Ii. e alum, say- s a stale -finana progranu 'if rennos ing stru"r,,'n - Iii's-s. fr- i 'mis large .sri'.is of Miaimii has In 1.11 ;sh;ati'j'cios'd he-. the. Iaolissiu we-I,' ufyinsi faster 'If th,'osi' ;,ta'us itt'S tiiis hut we ht.*vu- Si, elrooji hut,, Its,, but ,atnse' IlooS titan It.'>- • .iuld ha,' hsaiulu-tl utitay, 'A 4' ieoii.t that stiis,'i be nt'e-r'j IA'ttiali yellowing, all incurI'uues-r says 'flit' atnsi.' has spent ,iiiocii elsie lliM'laM' caused by an air50.O(5j lou n.'ui tori- tfi,s';sM- 't Inin' has-ti-rio of ujnm1,rii;w n nato snimy," s: jisItiss l"sis-e'r say- s ihu' stnil.' will mist intUe' tie assuutic the s-cost ccl s'mm,i.s id ii ittsimc the buffer june, it liii hut tasincice Ii> ISorltist 11,71 ii Si situ liii- miontli, S'iuiuita'sI M11011 ,,,s tisu' situtis ncss'l h; 'si lotus lLi'.sil, ninsti Es'> Ifise-nynsoe*u liii' staitti '1 114. it,flc hits its, joresluse 'us' Agriculture Department western boundary. '-ito iuel eni> s. hsits.'i i'r, (lie-re ,%.I, p., jo, gn,u ,sritss' tl,m thi isust him ,.i,- 'I ta , lit' s,iitl ls'ttr,iI > ,'Uss inii i-out o I.'sielrs.g long" 451"Ot, nutting the Ifiseivie alread~ hais iiplware,l is (ncr ,surtti us I °icimsliasttt Ih'astIi lie' ru- knuowiceleel hi-it . I'll ci,, tonitil iSIIiil'o stilt i i ss.sr i ' u or, me Mlid" ll h iitil(' flit' slit. 1110> $ ii I am liitii Iflk, 'tt t tniiitit replau ' : tuo1 m been eeinsc'rtt'd into sleeping dwindling before- lilt eyes space. One' of the very newest and 140115 as space-savers are musuist ia'pulur iult'cis is the loft It iwnfee-tb' adapted to ttay' ii'. b.sta'el u'ii the toiiliiiuui-scnut' une-roulut tut'.iiie at' even fue- an msiitl.un tiust we, require varying .ut'e'ruloneel bed for a weekend uiiati a ' li-thai y s'ihiss sag first sip. henri-cl f0i y .'ars ;ug.s ems Jimm,sui,-;, whir.- It 11.1-1ul&'ttt uye'-.l 150,1510 jsslmics lit 11.65 the ills.t°ciat• rras- ht'.l II.'> West will killed till lint iiti.sit 5,0(5) palmist in the 'rca as he set-s lii'. i-.t-tic (hit' iLIit)tUure, t~iLr3clf. t'uilelinig it> I)ircuig, for ciiciuiplt', dliliuLit use No-by-eights or he'.'cilst;sy it take's Iilat'e sttcc'ii its' are b) - tens fur your iulst.s aruci a sc'uctt'tI A revolutionary tit - t,y -11) tie frame'. 1) ing tisiugist ¶ Ali equally brilliant all this into your walls sncey be a strong fe breakthrough is t1lat iimt ill us trick) business anti mille 6111- sire-u In is tiurimotal be-el. lh4h dining a nd sleeping, therefore, require is good deal less lui'uidrouuui than the 1 >- lIlt- al right -fee't t'rilimig height we-se h,re'ouiie uit'euittoiiss'.l it) I tilt> living can be ci Ptripp) t$itiott liii thirst' of us is ttts tilgts('r ceilings flistt '.Init'' and Au> 0114' it (ini aSS us i tiny pad wilts a tt'n-lrvt'plus roiling van his hand at a loft. in fact, Ili New Vork where old buildings with tsigtc re-lungs Mill iutsmtund, ie' try .', makers base' soIs-e'tt this by selling tire-tab versions. that are self'uputtrtin lit the' loft I uk'signe'd I used It lt'iisiial c'ars,'nlrr, heas> tuntcers, and a c'aIul plan to i'eate ii sleeping cove for Iwes user it dining aria In ci studio seitlu Hit I l'fe'et c-c-sling I 1sni.ck'tl (he 6111 we'll ii' c-re-ate ci usual biwitl wi t h the structure autet used two fuatus iiiciltrrs'se's isit flat ssri,ug5 for St,' ('cd,'. �---- ?C-- TheSanford 4E —.— 'lid Aug. 19, lc:3 '----------- rho ------:- Real Estate -- - — - - J Foster • - - Cafco Builders, Inc IN -'-' ,tc'is e-qi;ik length r ectangle width I,, this a'..111,51 it,ite lbw hn"lght of the watt fief the w iiith in the' torrni,ila to rloter,,ninc If,.' urea, of ea,ch, s all, rtnc'oqure the height (ri, the' fosinelatlrpo to pa,veq, innultiply the height lay '1 FIVIll of curt, wall 'nibs yi'-1 I nbc urn':, in "i"'r" ic-c-I (s-a' ,'.s all Acid the' perhar Is s-if r I 1111 trpg'-ttier for the tin,, 1111111101 of c'piu,re (c'e't to P. '.s-er.'cl I -allies are tl,s' triangular end -5.41k tnt ii building fs-a'nn.cl by fins' sloping rocif line arid eaves line I-'cnr gable' "nih, multiply liii' length of 11w- gable by one - 26.00O - - p , "S. Oil n- ,joel O('*S it,% ,' & 3 I'.*1' "-''" 1 tinfh hcnri-,- heat A air, dnShs,ih.-' oordnatcd kitchen appliae" entral ' li~ I. 'n" are now preparing budgets for the 13-7I fiscal sear cn those budgets are finalized the taxrate or m i llac will hr - - XTI e -Wt,. rrce includes tree studded 1,1 • v%tabli4ol The Count) Tax Collector still take the C4 laxsors rolls and prepare the tax stmeTh(\ hould be mailed during the last of I).. tober Payment of your tax bill will be due March 31 lI4 Howeer )vu will hr eaUtled to a four per real disepuzu it paid during Novein " .. 70 , • -•'. ,sr o,ir,scic I 5 II I uflIJS&J. ('5 dc' I etc's ,s !.,'* ,% ,tp',1 t,' - l'• II ''1 •iIII sit -. . QUIET LIVING" - -4 - -' - -- _'.a. -' - t)ivicfr 11115 total by the ;qu.ir.' ti-i-! a i',.nilor, '1 pa int will i r)V5 If heck the -. - p- i den cc' Pla:a Uk1 l's'iti'n,i It - - hunt ruin labs'I ijjt- - -. 904-789-2121 904-789-2400 - r Pros icis'n s - - i figure to get the crrui for two gabled ends, triple' fin- three', c-ti and acid this figure' to tine' wall area '.-. .-- IS .icI F4i tot • - Da sri lie l7his has been done in the past. Hwesrr. we checked about two months ago with the Florida Real cornmission and one of that agencies lawyers advised Estate us er or not thits procedure ssas in keeping with the Florida statutes which do not base p1(5 isbn fm such an action. He stat ed th at the matte r u-as discussion, The iuh edition of "The Florida Rea1t eus." an offival publication of the Florida Real Estate Commission, as let UI! exi tin 1. "1 IS 1.1 c-air (hr o follows: Isom is h w c-- could he today, yesterda or Ilki years past A lmost that long ago. in 1875. the U S. Coast Guard utilized the peaceful locale of Gilbert's liar, on the island's southern end near Stuart. as the site of a refuge for shipwrecked sailors almost three quarters of a century, this haven offered aid, food and shelter to the tinuiirt tiii'i t t' victims of the sea Editor We are giving crssides-aticwi to sellu' -me and we've read from time to time that one of .tflt.ages of listing our home with a real esta te broker . tie qualifies a buyer. Exacti> wha t does this mean .s ORC Dear Mrs. ORC: When ac-ustomer enters a real rstati cc the broker or salesman handling that customer sill first attempt to determine the type of home, the number of bedrooms and baths, and other desix-ablc-s the customer wants In a home. Secondis, he tries to determine a price range In which the customer l qualified to bu>. For example. If your home Is on the market and priced at $31,000 tiit' -istorner ma) want to see it but his Income would not justify his purchase of a home that rxpcnsisr. A rule of thumb in quallfsing a buser Is to establish his ann ua l income, deduct his annual Installment ac-count pa> ments, dhidr that fig ure b> (ow' and add a zero. For eLainpIe, If a buyer has an income of $11,100 per >ear and • L, diff ALSI erence I installment pa> mrnts 0 • •i• ii Ills-Ide this Us four and the answer is 1.5I00. 11 you add a zero >ou will find the buyer qualified to purchase a home In the $!S.000 range. That tells the br oker the bu>rrsould base re-al difficult) In qualifying to purch'- sour 131.000 home. Another method of doing the • 'ie thing Is to take the difference figure of $l0.tiD and mu .npl> b> two and a half, You s Ill still come up with a figure of ('onscquezntl> )our broker will oiJ> show your home to a l4uwIuIru uu,rx- . nso n e - in qwainlsing a buyer is good credit. if he doesn't base good I If-dit bell hair trouble getting financing. Some-unnes this s--au be determin ed before a buyer enters Into a contract. So, it you're thinking of selling sow' own borne >ou base no was of qualifying a buyer before' showing >-ow' home to ar,?nc. IL'_ . _,_I4_'. ,4_ rir -uWUU ups -'"i-er Sale IOU%I5e'aU) flOZfleo$'ileriopUI by Owner" sign in his front >-ard. It's not that we don't trust our wife or our teen age daughter. We just don't trust seine of tine people who would "c an ins-itatiun on m> front lawn to g(. through m> home and ca'- i-u- place for a future- haul when - r_s.00 , I-- -- --------co sid r , ' ' . - Illnot at borne. WE DON'T 'STOP" TILL WE SUCCEED - S the 11% 'l)t i'1'(1 JP '(iratUrt) T-Il it 4 ,', r r4 11'p t 'urnI to fust it, Sitice . r.-t of the flooring is In good 'Jia * I don't have any extra ruJching linoleum, but can cut piece from under the refrig. rtor without it bt'irig nt.ced wt is the best isa> to make t?t' rt'pair' I The one problem you ?!> baSe' is in finding a re;.s(t'rncnt patch A ,,t1e' p tIe-i-n to bit II '3IU IIRC - that it mill ot be con. '.'ruous co before you cut • patch, consider how to do it . 'I a good a rnatctn m- patch should be a bit larger than the area to be re. pl;tu'd Use- a linolt'uni cr I - A tUItaIij eautl(1s% c ut .rig a straihtt'dge. preft-ra. :.' one of metal. Place the -•. over the area, using tnpe' k ti to hold t again 0 usirg rp ii'e' ani straightedge ug't both thickne'sses 0j :'L'le'Orii at the same w 'sck shiwl1 and carefully, lake- up both piece's and s-ape of I an> old cement from the f1.r Apply ne-a adhesive to !it uriot'rsnue or me pasti-fl and i't the repbic-erne'rt mb the -;s-vrnrng Place- a f .LJnu-tPung similar on tht' pat P . ' H - ) U S MMER - , WHOLE HOUSE .I 'LI e -.-.- (4 iSce ,p'- I nweln, e4ay - ' fnoi' '•'' ' - -- •- caves -- cin'-e --- , f p-sr 'rt.'il for depersels on their striarison F's-st plain eaves that are to tie painted tin. same c'rnkw as the walls, measure the area of the cave's area limes width I arid multiply Iiiif' Fa'j (stic- and run-c--half the rave's are In he painted s different (nfr,r than the wait :innuJtlpIy by two If there .u-rafters running through the "aye's, measure th.' area s rrnultiply the titer I l'hbs sat 1, rule applies for eave brick or masonry walI.s 11 ' • - ss4 - states (or (lilt' by completion ( k'tohcr, - ç- T". — .Zr'-.5 ti', thousands of II iii, .5115 this sum-mimer. Ito k>airil swinirning pools are I dl HImnIng nncrc-asingly popular, ri ,i -. t'- niupe'r.ituru's liegun tip 'II, FIiitiiliaifl ts'gin to dIve. lii- In 'urm, ni-c' Information I:mtutute' warns, howes er, tti.iI flit, mum> emwI in disaster I 5 [---I .-. :_.. •'___; RIM All— l Al IRV w --- -I This is a big f - -. -,'-,--,- ' I To calculate how much os't you'll tier-cl for gutters ar-'t elownspouta, measure ti.' frontal width times the height rr.i!ti11i', by f -so r4 li-_rd. 1.', - 5 p(I for conventional financ appliances - radios, TV rp.-nr,1 r,I,s. ,P Ill I..-.' in ar,' ,,.. ,,--... away from the pool All ci.'. Inc-al pool equipment such i ir.I ivan - skimmers, filters, and purri;- - shoulit be installed by a 11(f.n,s.' i'Iettriuian ,ind equipped wit current interrupters that wL, . tit off the urrent when there is leak ttat can cause .1 she). F'no'I -should not be carried r, potLsides because sptfl.nge' car .-,uu,se slippery areas tod sm... tus, SI' ii as sk,stehoarct with other debris should be kept clear of the walk area , along - -- drown in sssumninn - nl - - S -ds. Man% more suffer frequent cause of w ruining 1N)4 )1 IItow nings is PORCH KITCHEN $ R l7"6 DINING RF, hit there is another danger Ir back> .ird pool Users, sa> s tim.- Institute, that is just as 1, .nlk s drowning and uweb ,itj'o,j the hazard nil --h-.trjc-il shock i'iinL)wntrs should take i - ' -, LJBATH -- ! AitAy44R .rdtng to the Institute -thr'r full sir erupts - timi I'I alit be efle'lnnrse'nt lii a miturni> i' tit keep wandering neigh- - •. - BEDROOM LIVING g3z7 PORCH 13 10 28 I - - -. INCLUO'NG Loll - 1`10141AL T H E JUAN L ' uRiLL . 2 &3 BEDROOMS 11, . CENTRAL HEAT & AIR • WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE • DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • CONVENIENT SNACK BA • :: LOiNG L4Si • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING oa • :,-THEORAL CEILINGS • • - • ' '., '' '. •' - CARPORT - I' ' - -I , equipment in xenl c-mimi (a' dangerous. If the li-s mIt standard hou sehold fill tert: • 5'-4' FRONT t_i'rfet-t "grounel"--it will kill M R Ro D -th', tpnni (ij,js-t --'...,,- st. Ni, '6.1 Jl like 111 1 1tj 11 111110-ftftkl Ter ra Alta -- fij 5 (OfTimUnitv %wirnm,fl,J j., ccc City the st1e thit gooti life '.' '1,2 fflji, sraches, cPcurP,j, HILLCREST - - - - - - . I N 7 (Ni- m I I!, .'. to _______ - c i Pif, di dft 7 ,900 i Ø/##II• tSIt1_1J_ YOU mmenate ,'T,.-i:--.,-, p-4,-, Terra Ait homeowners have their own Civic Assocuatuon sitti i and swimming jxw)l a iso 's.; WINTER PARK P. 0. Boa 154 , Longwood, Florida 32750 Phone (3o5) Ill .44l 4895 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. _ -- Milk - it )(1k; - -4 s-sxldt's1 Shopping center-s ,l'P'se'r jrOe'trfu trsijst 5-, '-' c- , F or More infotun,ilns,, ''' ' ,e-'ry iijitilitur till '.e'f' i s)ena , sep'- 4 Ph to re, tri, Prices Start at 23,500 775-4777 — OPEN D AILY 644-0810 24-HOURS 859-6070 ' CU%fl'\ Mobile Hum. Subdi v ision ji# lltselopmtis ut I . iv 'ççr i .co Terra Alta FAMILY SECTION , - - 1 erra Alta offers e a ce'iie'csi bank Ilniniit ills-) for tt't ni% up ii I S years at icnple cite-rest - hacienda sales MOBILE HOME SALES __ - ri-c reatbon hail BROKER CO-Op MOP WELCOME 1950 LIE ROAD '' % i% 5Oih 05 OV*ne I.lwi'flCil i, I fe',i tori's SWIM—Ski—FISH - srss SPaCIOUS home-sites are the, theme at Terra Alta. Adult & famIly sections, paved streets, community water & sewer, driveways underground utilities, and Cable TV are just some of the plus lu 834-7867 Snore. -, Arcj 4ps, - rP ISO fie,5 'tsp rJ 1 Oe'1t425 are art' sired f o r ?eIephtie Cbiv 1'.' is jsjljitsj Wsists,sr ,t dryer c lonnections hooked p lists-. is 'iOPer and po'eed streets with surt-n 5i) riqiP0j1i II%'* z* I nri of ,,Il, ,it l.'r, ,n Alt.,, UU u,s- cu your own loft Se-ic-ct th(-' Mobile Home of your ihoie' from our wide var sc'ly of models complete with screened porch, i'eiied patio, and carport! !rQ rTI r_ Fleetinrie. Vinci, r ,••.•, OItJ - S ," Genes-, Terrace has all the .3nTiVfl,t,S you 'ee come lo expect and de'sers., including cvntrl heat 1 air Ce'rlt,iiIeP,rIQ Jisptjsac rtèCe' ange .it'.i iilej slidsuur, -ttjer HWY - 4 .2 door frost frp Arefrsgf.rator sic-i - i41, all of the nice' "ssc r-C-.0 ,.'erh,p s eeaIcjerfi pride and a Sound inevstrnsce'ct are yours at (,e0,s'., Terrace i0 NO CLOSING COSTS - - 789-2999 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath New Homes `7 — s4,995 I 5-. - Completely 628-2162 uts -":' - '- A n HOM ES -'--- ..-.. -- - "-doe' Lose -% °'.s- trom it ill o'r toy iti t1'*fl t*autdui isr- parS 'i'- r"- tA•i% t I L, 4LJTY 4f In fa ct. is_il owners rius iS i'll be ht'I(l liable for injuries i , rtsp.essin, -h I 4 • lit children TI 11-* e;F:N1-L\- sWI1lN; s,,ddle' rtaf .if Ilan lI.\7$ll( ui_ui - - tti' h'ii,- ,, IIiii P it ,,. than' it rr-aiiv n-. The 12 Us 12 screen IM)r('tn •'X ts- nit Uni' Ins ung I - iii si,i -i liiucig gLi dewir The dinning ,ur c_i is handy to the ki0'hs-n And the kitchen h.,s a brc-,ihf,nst niwik .4 s 'Ac-Il as .1 door Ii ,i h_in-k porn'h, al' l snunt.ihln' liii .itt,r siting lh.'r'- .11.- 7131 'qI.ir.- Ii- ' I in this bun.', desngrri-1 hs- .Lan Its inst Itsen .Ini "1 ',rtt St I's- ti - i --t,ir4' I- Ii - m-.'r ''''''-m pins. (CoIrSu heat 4, or. tsa' ----------l.5hvit.pr d'spI arid a P (or go.., - NORY ROOM u lu_i_il e'hildrt'n from fulling for THE MOBILE HOME YOU'VE WAITED FOR! .-. I little as 'e 25,900 the mater, accounting for .111% IlAlf If the ca-ws I I zero. rmnm!. - r ' 'a'or&I, b rsr.,l,r rndrIutaciurers like iIllcr est and Barrin'tcin Many ready for cLJprc -iar '-"cia VH!oc- homes '--'-- - ri-St III the lhe Erit,ii,ninenit tI (icaip inn1 ccc - r. It•' ; -s'-art n','.r scr'rinnr ,h-i.s,it l p.r listed on 0- can moe' pnt i-nan -iour elIInr.,,,' The surface ronefitlon of the ,i.hfrd AiM 11 per "i'nt mr PW)I tr4ily caus. the' number of paint to.. 'gflcrI ailnnw of Paint you need to 4urfares, Ind lilA pool '.nt met' sr-, Rus. of their r.aint 'or 'h.. nrt 't .r. rouPr -r poro'u ir!s it a rate ' more. Owners home 3 bedrooms, family room, dining, living racers. Guest or 2 nd horn. is 3 bedrooms. family room with fireplace. Several large trees around •. -.'l- l'f Sn ross flit- nation, mis mars) as - ,---' '1 riuilbaPs. SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING C1 On Ibis Lake you can do all and " Net" W!J'p - - - -s It'w safety precautions - - bdrn, 'l - .y Maki- - I.niliieI . I 'Ir' - 'Lge - ik 1*11 CONDITIONING - a REALTOR FERN PARK, HWY. ii-e are built h ( i'n'ate'j- (en,i AIR - 51 Lab Brantley. Trees, big yard for hat to tntertinn, plus los- wife & kids in schools. garden. Big 2 bedroom. 2 bath ilDe-et, churches arid a golf home with oversized fimi,course for weekends And, not room if 'OU want quiet to be forgotten is this ultra area plus good home at cl-an 3 bedroons home for yeslen-day's p1-Ice $74,000, call us today ELMER BAKALLA, INC l'ht'v she-el >'ur we,rk clothes, don css liii suit and head for a ii .41 niip in sour backyard swnliimiuing poolIliss sic-nt' will be re-enacted - h('ung HOMES FOR-AMERICAN IS I' fltV. ''' I V U 11 tI 1k'1 -in nearby Marion Count> population are home of Deltona s. anon O centers lit k abeginning to pop up some 15 miles south of Ocala 1 '' ICl F't. Sp's. Suromir and comc'etiIt matter the toilet distance from the some 24,000 people are expc'cte'd enuuêh enters FREE ESTIMATES find out how bowl to flush t 'ruperl3 I took tradrnonall appealing metro to m' ie in over the cotnhris • little quality comfort costs. top and areas, according to an it, decade putting that area right found that when the tank fills dependent survey just released at u st.ite- ide PI'Vtfl up. the water only goes up Us a noted business research growth prediction. about hallway and then 320p5. publication. And in Washington Count>. Is there any u-a> of detvrminThe survey's demo1.raphic the site of newly-opened Still rng how much water should go exnert.s say the projet-t ed o. ll:lLc, the researchers predicted into the tank A (,cneralls, the incoming sear pattern for residential and a 66 percent population inliatcrutaoffsshenitis about industrial growth in the sun- crease Us 1983, or almost &000 one inch from the top of the hinc State will be more far. new residents. Interestingi> enough, none of the ten overfioss tube the vertical 'ol. reaching than ever Phone 322-6390 ku- piece metal located shghth The new trend reflects, in Panhandle counties surtotui2609 S. Sanford Ave Sanford to the it-ft of the center of t& part, the equalizing effect" din,: 1 ,*sh1flt,lfl are t-peted Lank if the water is not reach. new and burgeoning planned I .'-et such a superboorn inst the height, bend the hon. communities have in smoothing zontal float arm up a little so out the di ribution st of Florida's " LiMit the float ball is a couple of population higher than it was Use For example. the researcher' both hands to make the bend found that all eight c'ountit's ,itiJ 0(1k Sc, S I, arl I .,.lJ) SO that w hi ch Illeltona Ccrporatllr. d not throw tht- equipment out of l Make' whatever ad- built communities are locatrjustnwnt Is ne't-su.ars- to bring will exceed the state's growU the incunhirig water up to of 32 percent, And only (Irl point Just short of the top of the of these planned communities, tube if the water Marco Island. is on the coast to riser too high and begins to A dramatic example of the flow into the tube, it means>-ou stepped up immigration have bent the float arm a little forecast in Citrus Count), too much, where [kltona'a communities of Citrus Springs and P'JKF U nd) -an* "—"I—I Rid 'it 51fl1p1e "Os ''i'"• Plumbing Hepars and -Paint Here, some 65 miles fr-run. Your }JcaW.e Inside arid Out,' Tampa. the population S4'tsd 30 cents and a long. pected to soar by 140 percent :r That's what you could put down on a the next 10 years . In homc in Hidden Lake--if you qualify for gracious new 3 or 4 bedroom .'tns to Krnoie Hoc P0 1'OX thts Iro-aris T:r re- pt:' VA Financing, or as 4:: -i ih tht' trr!lI, Influx of people to Florida, new Answer .-.' us IO course home under sin000. 3 bedroom. 2 ba the, big storage area, clean as a twin, can be. Watch the golfers follow through from your air conditio ned box lest struct urn - 5514k -.-' liii'. LONG State Growth Skyrockets - AT A VERY SPECIAL PRICE) =;; Golf lot' first 31) units I YORK ._--------- Here ('\'PI(KSS tree's on shores of Lake Howell fraun' con(lomjn 11111)5 tinder construc tion Sausalito in ('asst'lheri' Kilt rance is oil SH Met ropohian 1(ealtv is exclusive sales 'went ALL WE MARKET HOMES 1 tAl :i) •.. i' 'i In, htii,' through rush hour tr,,ffii S.i the first thing you do FIRS 1 50 UNITS DUE FOR COMPLETION '- _____ that )onr broker c-annoiplace yowearnest mone> depositor binder Into an) type of an account other than us own "trust escrow account" which be Is required by law in maintain. 5 COOL OFF the gent It, hr'vv ilit' tout matters not it r--- parties inial,ord In the transaction." ('onsequenti>, to answer sour question, we'd base to sas .,lli_A * '111 a -ames a front page boxed announcement which reads as 5 10 1' 114 "4 StUTIIEASTand Central Florida residents are within one gas tanks driving distance of Hutchinson Island, here a mood of yesteryear lingers in a timelet*. setting of sea, sun and serenity The slender barrier island lies offshore from the Upper Tropical (cast cities of Stuart and .Jensen Beach. stretching northward to Fort Pierce, Foam-flec ked waves break against angular bluffs of unyielding coquina, s ering Aus t ralian pint- nuv(' lanl\ :n and "Escrow: An interest bearing account is not a proper brokers escrow bank account esc-n th ough agreed to b' the I)u It-I AY * HUTCHINSON ISLAND a flu 4 - '.5) p.-, Dear Ms: go - ' - Th . • , — —' Cool Pool Rules Help Beat Heat BEST - - - till THE --- Y ;. a----&77' We are planning to pwcharr a patti-i u nud u ilui we hope one day uiuwfutw-ew cta.> iur We are getting ready to enter into contract. However. die to certain circumstances one of which is the sale of .ccproperty in a northern state uc u-ill not close until .' months from the date the contract is signed by both parties I imderitand that we can request our real estate broker, who will hold the earnest money deposit, to place our "binder" m oney in a certificate of deposit so this money u-ill earn i nterest for us. Is this possible. JR.S • •" Ins find 11w' of gallons you ner-il fin nit 'Ic-due-I for winiiv,s ijnktj tie tdstiil fiiinmilui'r (if square' fret s'urc'els mo. An eve is the under border s-if -i riot 11,1 .-rP-;,n lb.- ,-,i!f - --. GL its height, rnc'uure'eI frorr, .'IVD 111,1, 0. iS.,, .tiiS "I the - a -- ,.., 's a three per rent discount If paid during December a two per rent discount If paid during Januar', a one per cent discount It paid during l('hruar%, If paid during March >ou mill he required to pay the full amount without discount. Over again permit us to remind our readers that II you purchased your borne or properly during in and > ow were yon mo t not not the owner ofrrit ordasof Jan. I.I ,,.e tax bill It may be sent to the pre vious owner of the properly of recordasof Jan. 1. 1n. However, if this happens it does not relfre you of the recpnnsibilit of pa ving sour lasts. I' ,-r-2' f Jo A . Dear Mrs. WWS: The Count)- Commission. the ('4un1> School Board and the respeeth e incorporated cities and towns Is this cnt - I Ve " •' AN-V Ir'ndA -/. A. - 'nrne' ' I.. It I %c arc ncw residents of Flcrida and would li ke to krc ihen tax bills still be sent to property owners and when the, \ are due, Mrs. WWS If ;iIniI yoniil nec-el for an f'sI.rior point lob, i in ,,,any wisys, it,: aq 1i.11ess. inig the fotr,pul, for e$e't"rnrnbnIrig the' wrens of a from ' — øraiel Exteri * or President, (.uri A - ri?rrtJ - CAFCO HOMES by F4ftors air: For answers to an question yru m* ha v e about real estate. taxes. planning. umlng. etc.. address your inquiries. to Real Estate Editor, The Sanford Herald. Sanford, I-la. 32l. Your letter will be published but no names will be used, only initials. However. please sign your letter I. 1.4 -z • -__. li.-t.-, Iliunlil! the- Iitn:inntnt) R JULIA STKSTR0M Herald Real Estate Editor tus '.* S OW SHO Question Box Cu • • I ,• Loal Cali j38-5S48 • 834.3131 •,, - . I -• I I �- ________________ -- ____ _____________ - _ - 4C-Tht Slinford Hc'rjiIc wr - -- SLInCii1' Ik'.. AIItq V,aigIb & V.1 Mililrrii SI(.SO(i, 4'1th IaiiUI (i ti Win tr. Win P flt. R., & wi p ( Optct Ill 4 wf Sandrzi 11., F: .Janc, lt 43 Itnre Lot 21 [Ilk Je*w1 Ill'.,. fl -& V. 4 ra" SoLid IIuiIder Inc. to Mm A N. Lnngwnocl Pa1. sgl. £ LHanr Ilnuwr. sXI. to Anthr J •% Mngul 4 wf Ruth ., From WV. Lnwrriwi A Rtae & cur of NE4 ii! SW4 o!Ser I41. Rzw.mar III 1.. mr .1 Suttoti 4 4 WI etc.. $I) Ckwu. 1 IL,. Rfl C Tt II Wrntlwr4fleld 1%1 AddH.. 514. Ilariitd Cwdcc & ;i Y.Mm ofS.inliinde Adler Ss rart LI tad. agl 4 Iuini $4on it Pick F. Skees & wf Mnr ,, _.---. ..--.--. ,-. t,ttli,..._'._• ...i li iUIWVI WI t... nIu. .. tI. £T . - flD. l. I%IIIV a ..-s i.4 I liii. J ,.-----UI1I fIlIt'i rniiip t. mt Set 2 C1$32,91wJ Jnme 11 t)nlan III. Lii. P 4 14 Weutherafield Addr., The HI&IkL Cu. to Dee- [Ilk F. Second flepi of S oi Tr 51L9111 FU.. LUnd Ci. Lii ThOfl•Uii. C. ratextur Caniift. Crp. LI 23 JUL 14 Sanlandi Spring., $i.L C.. Sweetwutel (1aks. Sec. . James II Ilvrnt- .Ir & s.f L-'reenuin, TTUMa%. Lii. I-ti. 4 II llIfldt Sl.2iStl. ?sIoWr*i Iii ILuipt 11 (lUifli 4 wI 111k 1. North 1rvmj ['elder. md & trustee Martha S.. LI I indian IIIIU Sec CL 140•OIL flat MaMen & WI I3ertst' & & wI Angotlrw Li A I. William.',. tin I.. s4JSO. hit W of SWL4 o SE4 at Sr C.runn Pro; In: Ii V. ii L Ilixi Itosic & WI Niinc .3 Lii 1 3I1.31, CU:.. 61.4 itCTC, 111$. MarLin & wi KjR. Li 81V. Springi. W hickman I.U, lb. 1] 1. 12 [Ilk F:. Tract 27, Snalumli .1OO Elizabeth F:. McCutcheontl Un IV. A. II Williams. Inc., £ 45 of W 1Iei.Alrt Hornet.. Inc Is $1)O(J Michael L. Boyd & 30(1' of Nt. at SW. Ser -!1- Ctwr1eF. EllinttLwf hen' A.. 3t 51(1) 1.1 SM Sprtn. Ozik tin 111. Maureen U. Steptwr: H Gordo 4 WI Katharine 1.1 1. Whiddon 4 WI Ilcutrwt' $v.tiflü linwdak, $Z.8(L f:ii F. MeCuteheon, 545 ct V flO' at NFa of SW Cieorgc I') Willmer & WI Grunie Prop in: Is •Jo 1. 2 -31, S)O Grddei Elaine Li Fkrmott L' F'arrenLwfSharym C.. 1.t Win. A Galbratth 111 & WI fg 'fl S 1tJ39t of LOt ft Oa j(1(1) Lirbfli is' ['red K ltllICkhuTTt Bel-Aire h1orne.. Inc ii Win nrui all of La: ii, 111k 11 of v! C., l.t ¶' 811 E Snrmi . .:ti!tr' f'i,rn: l'B- . : .tnhflsot ' . .. . ft. . .4 ii lii' I i1ru : , I • . I,. ll.,k..,i .tIl$l JUA.,rn.I.. ..................' * I Pennlugtnt. 4 wI Linda M.. i.t.t Li t,llrujli I. WUh, Condrnti unIt 1Z T". Cnwti Ouki Fui AdLIn - mt ii w.t l?f4-Z. iti 1(4 [Ilk 1. Lake Kathryn V,midt. 1 ulle 1. HutUewsi . trutt'. U H F White & flrurt.. [Ilk C' Bear Li. Hi'... SIlL Gen 1. 1 omlit & wI 1k-It': ii (eo 1. '1 amliri & wi Helen i. 7 [Ilk 3 1nkt' Itidgi ['ark Slit ftaht .1 Ihiker & WI Harbir uElhotJ. Lundati&wt i.t.t. that part .'! I ' Z SInaI i tlt. 1. 5811) .IilhrI I F'arrh 4 WI Ik'tte . I n-un. A 1 unlaUl . ss t It,,' 4UfllirL, k:Ls..4Itw'rr BeLts l Viidtht i. ;umt-.'. Albert Widths. her nor:. Is H Lrmx hettingtutw., trustee, lmU12, 13, 14, Z' & 23. firadli' AUdI Lii 1.o04'wofld. gkx.00t S Kuhn ti Kuwulbi,. V. ISP 5W cit in .. S itit, r -21.-2ti 1cM t-SS II 434. iv" Mar U. Him-i. ii Car) it. Maclen 6, WI fIhtrit' 11-c at Pt I rut 1111 11 U IL MItriselli ' Sursrt. [,rvs (nt cIt. }lullnuirk Cart-sir tm Teddu Htut 13 4 DII: A. Wushmgtsn. Cuil- Sri 2. IlfilIL hlsulticiarl ( nn.ctr Li' •Iou i 6 WI ItructIim. i.t 211111, , V aititungun' 041k.' htalinuinl. (nn.tr U WIllie V. right Jr 8 WI c;ioru: /s. L.t ith It Wastungtun (asks. Set 3 511.4(1: ,iistw H Mitchell 8 '. erit LII Ito'. [I, & w' he'll 1. 13 II: ::ieau (;fn. hI:irrit hi oi'eiiun.' 8 WI titisi Li .Iolu. V. llnnit' 4 WI "I ::t.trett 1.: lb hili C Aniende'c hill u! U Ilatirvi Pm lirt' ottiti, Slt..Sln 14N5d11 I'm; liii Ii' knIts HliWIirt 8 se- I .)tilIet 1.. i. 3 1111. E Iti's )'tut at Thu Sprmgt. (ik'nseussil VIII. Ni-t I The (,rtitt-t C an.ctt Ci; [I ('tumrle: II Lufuu6. wI Nunes i 1111. Vi The V.IMdbJnth Se' Iitetuira .1 SumnLm 6 iv' b."vent'. I. ti Y,eltaint Itt;ii. u"hrm 8 WI 1.vjut I', U 82 hiiglirtdt' Auth Glen Artier III.'. Ut: ,145.00li Donald hlugtn. Intl 8. wt .'udrr 1. 1. Muirviti 1 .tc'.'encjg.' 8 wf 1st-ti'. .1. ii 43 lt"d.'ile Manic 5L.01L C i-aLma) I'm.'.' hit. is' Via: SturItb. 6 srI 3 Lu 41 6 4 1111 A [A htrunLie-'. litlet., SeecilitI 'lIhiti, V.uultei .1 uithont & wt Ilist Li- .liu[u 1 McMzukuii 4 iv! Lou., 1' Liii. A Wuuttmert' Part,, 2nd hirpi., $23,101) I runt-u.' .3 luirgar Lu' ('at,s.iliduitetl Lund Ler. hoc,, Lu. .1 8. i LIII. 4 North (Inlantic' Itur.he's, See' 14. 17.000 ArnultI C V.u4joriei' 8. WI Mar' Lu Ernest Johnson & wI Itt' ( 5t. f of SW uI 5II of NW&4 f Set: ltl30, ,', 511.500 Iiwnvne Hale 6 sri Put.'ir C nC. I(irtuuntlJunker 4- wi lkttr l.t 11111k 1. The Wuodlands. Edwin l-;pntetzm 6, wI ;sra to hana lilpileta, Lu. 11.4 1111.9 hi-rand 1w... Marrnnhu, tU1i. iQCI)i Edwun Epstein I srI Sara. li I'.ctwirs Ealtem. Lots. ,&27 lilt N. 1st 5: Lxtension, $100 (lerartl 11 Herssrn: 4 WI Mars Li- Marie- F: C'olemur..l-t :i lilt I' Itt-own: Acres, $11.01) Leon I' butte') 6 srI Namue' LII Bernard N Conrad & wI Ittais [I.. 14'. of LIII ult of 7 Sanfi' Part., 114,01)' 'eS, lit-un V,ignl II 8 sc-I cni 8 A. 11. ViaLlamet 8. srI Anne to Jame, H. Miller. John Ii 6 (ira dha Miller hrsitlwr. (rune SE cur of SE'.. of NF:u of si:. 4 (HOn M, Ii'njoinir I iiiffl flay Chintz & wt sties, it 7. [Ilk C.. Iiks InttUyn Park Addn. to CU SI.JWW) F.m1t C Stun 4 hUi. Ma.ann .lo.eph E Thomin & Y 1.urilk F:.. F. 3 of In: I. and [Uk 45. Sanlan&. Thi' Suburti Ke4iutlf Ui Pain: Spnngi. Sertuir,. Si.9(L A l.t'tron & WI iiUt A. to 1.'runl S Charluis 4 wf Muror ( Lot 11. [ILL C. F:astbrnok SutxL. UnIt th. 53.5I1 Lester F. Dccl & wI .lramu' I Reel & wI ft. to .$t'annt IL. i.t.t 13. [IlL H. F:MatC. Unit . Sl4. Samuel H Clark & wfMahel 14e ti .3 V. Stotu & wI Mazel. lot ii F'IUi Nm Park, 545(1) :1trt rvemopnwn' CO Li - ., :srt Construction lot .. :. 4. 7, ft. !, 10, 11. 1111. A ii •i$. 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, filL h iI'uhantl liii!.'. .U. 5%' LII ''alit. Stiiidnws ln V titian: Itepelbi & WI 1-hilts 4)' c... Pain: Sh.udows.. 1.t'it !'..tu Shadows. and Lot S'. f'atu Stuidnws.. S!.O00 ..aur Mat Brown, spi et al ti .nrckin .1 .lones & ' '4 !ili. I: Tier 4 Sanford, .Ii,'I (: V. lltiamsot. Ii lt tue '1 Sni ill Nii (iwendrll (. l'urluu. 4 WI Margaret 1 1. Marrut (1 Sit-Ito, Li C Rent' 1.4. iAt.,... WI1liazn 111. 1-nt Ii. (trienU. (.urtk-ni. llocuib' I. Muxisell 8 WI .l'es r' -hleIt'i Iti.inia'ii.stii;' Li is i.vnssnnil ht-eilet. Lots Z" Vi [. MulIzt.& WI Ilhondui, l.t.s : 8. Lint, 4t.. [III. G., SunIaiulo. The1111. 1' Lritn:irLVcr Add ', Suburb heauttlul J'uini Split.. *2,1)0(1 Section 34 14..001 w: •hecl. L. (.urdner 4. irgucr1tt AtttttuT5, g 1 '' Iffl N Cirnhni' LI 1111 1. V. iitt !lIttUitT .)r 1.i I wl 1.mus' .1 Snyder. LI 6! Luke '1'. SptlfltZt ITH Saitibitish F.M.. 531i,00(J M1iTkIUi1 Tm II Watson 4- wI Mar) .1 14.511) Lint ItidriflueT & Xmonunzi UI ti C'.ar 1. Mt1Ihenn • Li 52 [III. WtUuin. 3 ' ur & WI Ileki V. . Nm lii. Hub Carruigs A Lii: 23, 1111, 1- . (IuPJnnt Lsutu?i 527,51j1j Ge.. V. Fonter 6 WI hartian. itst 4i-rtion, '.aftj F'ntdcrict Li Ctuipflusi 8 wI Li' Karl V.' Ulpirnust' 6. WI Shirts's N. FL. a! 13 1 fill; F I)wnr C. U f'atrick Li Ikrnuhuu ,flXj 4 WI I'aulmne La: it (.reenguhs Cugtbteintl f..ct. it si-. Job': 3. ftrnnmgri & wI LiiUitt?t It.-1. $34,501) (iuirle,s ('Vcalkn' 6 srI Sandra Shirk' & Itutut. It. ItrunInger & wI Murdelle ii .1 V. Ihrknt.ui:, I. I.' Ct,arki II .ie'nklns 8 WI Undo II Lu: 41. 4ll Q, The 1.tc 11 Ii 8 t [Ilk Li it Vi,.udluuid. Si-dun SuuuIiiniI. Spgt.. 511,50(1 iwber: (an t)utstiat 6. w: Ada Ii .1 Etch (.. ' ItennIneter ' V. hlicknuu:. Li U' 4 of 11' 814 1 U Withun I Ilet.'er: 6 WI Li 1r 3(1, hanlundc Spning.' LoLtthttio, Part of Lot.' & I of V.:.L'.efl SuLxl. 11/-ftit. 525.000 $100 MUrk SIt-ni & WI Marcta LII WOt [I McNtttil' & WI I%i.t Ii' Gait' Auoc.. lIst.. 5 101' of Li Cluiniet V. Pratt 6. WI Hurvui I' 1 hIll: F Imanhutseni.t hIUl.' 6th Lot 3:. ('•.•n.Ii thikt. unit 1 '' Addi, Arthut K Ittstheri. 6. W: Irene Ctttirler f. Itt-turd 8 sf itI Margaret U I1etmsetI 1. Murst ettai Li Arthur F. linthet Vti Arniur C Iiiiwiior, 6. WI 11 8. 1 4- wf Gut±ktu 1... i.ts. N. tiL-. of SEt 4 ofNF.. of Ui. Myrtle' LI. 11111.' i-st. $th.5(Xj t)itvid 1. Marcu 6 WI Un.' LI 21-3. *100 Arthur It. hiothen & is irer.i Luwntnt 1. Marvin 8 srI ItiIse,rv:u, V. 31:.s41. of [. N., sit at Li' Arthur It liuthert 417.355 of Lt 71 McNeil.'. (.Ini' anti Annum; C liawnori & WI Vt-ri, IL. S 0! Nw14 0! V.' '4 Villa It'S.' part. *2.0(1) Nut- C. 'undugrl!f Jr 8 wI S ofNE1 . anti N. ut SC' 11 hIe'Lt ti 3 Pitilli; Iluozelnumni 2L1. *1(1) 4wf Jut N., 1.' 1: hIll F Knoll. Sylvan Li Krause' 8. Gertrude Krause ti Willian: F' Ileenset sioud. Second 1.0:11. 571,50(1 231 N Mugnulw Ave., (JTI litU' hubert V.' 'Inytor 4 Wt Lot. s. i i. 1 1:- of Jeuie- Li (NthllAIkt Purl: .2nslSectwii Irut'sttt't'Liiatpartofl.ii ii,: it , etc., et ui., Muniniu' I.vans, ud to Monti.' (1. Martu& WI Mar) F' L.0 U' 6 II lilt ii Itunguln'.'. Cits. F.1.4X Robert L Bratsens 6 .Iuuiitti,' 1. Ii. itirhiure! I. 'taldri's 6 WI bautins t.i.j 3 37 1111. F., Viegi Altarnont.' flU... Aidt-1 linUgest. 4 WI Bet: L To 1.ynthe bnidgen. Rutanaun. Lu 1,2,3,1 47111k 84 Sanlaintit' Sub lkiautituI, Alt Set $111) (.win 1 lie Lout--I:, adut. .. Catlseints. Hurst. dec u.Jum' (' Carter. NE". of NW". of NEI of Sl'i in See 2(1-211.32 $o MmeIuiel .3 Ihctuirth, 6 wi Mar'. A Li (it-marsh' Mendeix Jr 6. WI IiairburuuT.. IA 31)4 teas V.' 1ffi' 6 'A 37.8' of LI 35 [Ilk F) West Attitmonec His.. See 3 *41,000 .L__ :t,iwi :, ?.1rCo. $M- _ -r r- ____ _-_.----- - - - - = _____ . ir ' £V' .nf it: uv. ? •r •pIr pii(' iwi' "'' 83 Orlando ,, '- -9993 II •, i-u .e." CIuirtr A Vat1 Nnrd.strand & . JWL 1 I. Mnurin & WI Carol Li 3 [IlL A F.Ut1WflPI. ,.d iUi Ui. C;uilford Cnn.qlr to Homer C.. Tnt'kett & Wi Virginin A.. 11 18 nf Ui [Ilk 44, Siinlzindo & Pain Sptnngs H,aut.. Sub , ii I'VP" *151CC YOu) trrvl S - C)RLtSNDO ,:iqc RESTAURANT o' I &,q'.. I' - ' ' - SECR ETAR II TY P ISIS . we'!'? s-n' V,Iifl? $150 whine' " - PISOOWAMMERS 'Toe Øumaoc III? (iUIIltuPte Droqrisfllfls,.I " QPeat We' *11' Yrsu,' you ID? this p',ChI, st.iiu,r p.$,ae.n?- I w'v.ct us, v.ICP' ,mpinv,ni'n' a' the same lime Thte' ti aqe urns bun ycit must Lw' wsulnQ in start ii,. fl5i-diatri t"e'Vt)tit (sperlfflrf t? r51j,?ptJ i-fl YOU PP'ftI' ,nl..,. ,p• - NOW ORLANDO EL'5INESS C DL L E C E - I BM K EY P U N C H IRA I N E ES I' *uwi,nq a- .. IsW kryjnCiOpoe'sto' %OIl'lZl' ,nir'rlfl t VOL anti VOL •'T •5'l*tiie It ItS"? urn'nnd,a9't we tar hSvt you se,r5ifl5, anti lrs,n,nc ii' ill? SOfOt t,mt 'Tnre' us flu suer I,ms! ant? NI" s,tp,00I d,ptc,nip i no' r.qu,re'0 Prepare' you"itt Its' Itit IUIUrC' 00* I? 115'. hiptil'. ?PWS' ding 11.10 Pertor* nCa'vo--* .,.-' .... ': :sr ' - 'TO bus, o' wit call I' Edna Wofisit nit 3oc -. xpe'b,oceC 4.i!'v'fe'. sPN'I ant? &IS t.pfil'. tiretprr.0 Nrs,nq Cant.' 555 'TN, C4? a! Sanloc C *vi: S,.' . fsfl$c us i'c,ptpr appius' 1*5? the' POti'oo tii i :..avuor pew.w It In'..' vt's a! aqc U rS teuS e t t"*5Ty 5 Culetp, CC' n,,ogn:zpc s,annInç win Deg-es Ifi ?ecreat,or, eduaiinr CloSe's, also-c, ,t'?,, I ext.,'' C t)' i's I'V ftC ill 5ubStii.0 'ThØrijgt t.niV..'IpjUe' a! vSnuoin sPorts anti It'd' rPgui!ion PI'VI.ICJ POUC.iil,Oi? 000 t5lflifl, meftsoOi, AbUt,, i psan lena 0,r, C070pre'e'pns,,ve' ?pCrs,ji!,fltia Sr., Ps,uv'esUntt p!oorsrn Pii'n It-u dir, cuIlur' tot.: t.vItiSt Appl,can'* a'. rpouwpo ti hut)?,- .' resume 5yp, •, psItatloos, ci us Set"yc.'5 Cv' $ 'I & -.1'S". 5'?ChPf? POiDf*d OOI .P 'l0a"- C.pnev C.a-*5.ris, #. si, s' 173 ----- 3,'o-I. tiold - 3 ' area in '.ar.4O.rii "a' to' tamilies coupu 32 S in Or ' rysm UOIUPV,,SNPØ aIl.rCfO.,r U!lt,.t 055!', 37: 'W _____________________ ________________________ r'Pdrpo.ot i Cal !r *al 'I - 015 i-sQ 0" ape's fri' - a' 5 , 1ul pcis,,t .. ,'-,,ef, E ,i-t, Cal if'.', S'c.ci s S).t 'Cli SlIe. S woes OSICs, An', ',r,', *ltt - - _' I 4-lncum, And Investment t'ropt'rl -Rvo [slmte Wanted GLENN W. TURNER'S no' t', ist"t'c." acan'mcn,s .4 5. &'a' , • '.::4ets* '.". '.'. .," Lt i', ',"ria tIu",ats' ___________________________________ I - Modroom 0UpIS% r-IV5le' pool A Ø5!Ø 5,7 oØ,t,ØpØ A0uC5 On5 1175 too 3331420 It-soc III'S 1 o' 3 bedroOm 'r,*'ril'Ovs,fi Cl50,, IOuV,on C " nt'.'Of'0 M0PO1'Q SchoolS C-' (Piur iPuet Wall IC' s S*0 .arDel,rlQ D'thwaINe, aSit*Al 'ange' arid ,_ " A lrOpcaI Qa1'0P0 0?? C".Crt,ied 101 '15 tN5 bt'Otoorn I baIt, gØe' PsO??'t (ifl Cornet lot SP(ld,.0 PalO *'P' bar b cue' Pt COnro-c?q)0 'C? In5 tie fCP5Ubcp Prip Ofil 5l $ 70 , isa?,o". st. 'Pit loøa' A '. ' ' 00,, 'out, 01St? 'bee' IP',* 3 bndoom lb.'!'. som, on b.ai' 'lul 104 littIudrS 75 above 9rouv POOl Mans es'ras s. x 5p',l bedrOom Olaf'. 3 bedroom 1 ', Weuonit tc Du' Wonic "Minc SD. Pltw' 4'4'P -- I' t.PS% Stemper Agency S[YlNOt,F R(AiTOR OPt. lAP YIJLT'PLE I,.tS'ttltC. S(P'.''C( tt7 4*7 5I5S I?*'(P' MAINTENANCE - '--Hiwsethold C-oods .- --Auisuui.sct' - ' t. koctut SIi.r,-c Rummiipe Salt's - L..s' .ini - bc,,t' 1. Mwinins lot. lUmen' ,s'--C,.,mpitit, Equipment steou' [auipm.'n' 11 t... :. c & 1,,9 iIn, ' ,,,..' - ',..,,,i,, '(IL'" - openinas for individuats qualified in the 15 r5 - Qrowirs company and a complete line of fringe benefits. If you have plant electrical 3' e-perience, come in and talk ssith us '" i ti'- ." it 1," I,-,., ' h.'. -- t, . r's.'pc, 0-,ves anti ? Mas,'' I' I 'i..r' - ?5' *iIflIe'1j App, .i lU $.fllonV -Il,,iuduniI Mte'i.,ls nCl C,ardee !,'- bu,,0,n tl'it i-is iielv,t, St.t,g,-. Atl,nOan' Wl,nl,'t' ..ppi bell's, Un,or 'e t.iisl,oi LOflg*uuc & - M.ictIutse'S ,snd Toet'. Rent - Equipment ta i. tvts anti Supplies ROOt I lit, III 10(0 epe'ianc, o'e'I,.',el bit' no' !1reS50'e Call 3k'. 70 StIe' C 1 0 67_Livestuci and Poutiry FURNITURE DELIVERY DRIVERS ñi,Wiflietd to bt' 5tamp'. Coinr 71,-Swiil and Irade pt.'rOti a' on. to' ma,' tU'nt,,, sampan, t',rman,n' 15511. Ins', Mm' 01t hOahit, ant muse hIve' valid e' io',O. ChIUttijrlite'e' Above' .v,r.qe PS., wIll wrne' ove't,me potSil,s Al rnci, Sampan5 be'nrlit snCiud,nV wSlti pa, rle ill, •nsu'.n',, Iwud D, so'npans, Appip in p.'sot. Mr *e'fldI 5l,cce'P i-u'n Iuc. ISOC t're', Av SaflfQ't-- 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, F Ia., 32720 TrveI yi.-Autt Ri-Pairs Accessories Unit? cm' fl-Junk Cats Refli0V, .oc.l5' pa, n..'rNat,s Ernp'oter ____________________________________________________________ anti sOrd,ligcn Wot.mp U Si UOVnqI?I' alsO irnpQe'l S.", 4pps •r, p.rsot Døv.s, (III' bike' VOiki'vvape'i, i?l4 t 571') ,$_MoIortyClt'5 tcl,uiks and ¶rni4fi nO-AUtOS lot Sale ,iititJV *C,onstructlon Fuiemen * Ms5, O eIp,'.,n,,00 to mnftoi, tondut' .nd CaUSe' con _____________________________ Paid vattint .ss ltu.ai. wilt' ...t)S wr.0h5 viIi' Dci' A D.i camuees • Meucc itiKoun' "-'"-. MASON 'TINDER (ape' ent Call 37)404 ass.. ?j= ft ,,,,' AWE YOU TROUBLED' Call 'Toll it Ill 2071 to' "We' C...' 'u4otliflt" Adults ot The' wuid t.mt..,% 4,5*' RaO..' $'owe'ns SCtsOO' IS 110* ifi COOS? II (-lc,Ø 1. NIt ei?OdvC1o'y cto ' "" lnt,'*ItItwUIv,$1 the f,nt )0 Wile a.i an .'ess it a n- 'a a$f)Ioe and Ut vOl Opt i?.' Solo c.,ns'atsapl,stChve'ct. n" Mate' no' i.,Qr 11w ii Wi InStIl tot 3lei Iansmt'pt= inside asie' o Oe't,1iU)pe'we il&37)3 ROOf' (R L epo',.nc.eC s5" bull! up foot top A lip- ROOt L i-S HELPIRt. Duoti *w'laes apple 'C pe'sm Cc BAD Rooting Corn pmnn, 531! a.msnola tOvO - LABORERS SPRAY WE WILt lij,lpt i LAWNt, 5: P(t' HOUR TO t.IMP 1 1.PP; 5' iN PIWSON TQ 50* tANt'( til, C(RP. P4kv Oh (ALL 4t4 51)55. f-Uk PROBLLt.' P.,nips*sotiOiucvngu% C.,. l'i'une'4Z3 ti' Wi'r &.O ow 475) DIRLCIIOWS N W COLLINSINC MbwRiAOIi 1 Waeted- Waldo's anti WeIOoe"S swipee". P4, 37)0111) 9 0., , - , lU' a'te Ii. Sa',,C, D,a I If flitIe'?inrt ulic.'s DticC balm', 51st- bne',l'. 2525 S.c ParS Awe' i'pppsa u' 5542 rt toe PARK AVE VILLAS Mobile Homes _________________________ l?5'5 4 r.e'5 DON HOWE lri,t,g and e*p,naan(e C P QuaiIIatat,on 0,11c, pnu',,ev A I1 D s - I RI o wrtlucg j',' I Skuls*1 'i- P*fl*ctalti (.ruuu a l,wlt..et, anti wOfLusg SPIt 55.1). 25. 25 hOuf Pet we.. S*,C t?i"t Pt, Iso. 550 cm', p' It,,' t,a,,l,j'c !'t,'i-,c' t,t.. lit' t,.,, lu'c' - on Residential .- NEAR INSPECTION STAT ION-t)o too' fronting on SR M East U* Lu'o'idLDpa (.'ass Cal Ovuede :.34na CCENLNAL A masS Apt Ru ' keOd,ng Cam' 'Sons Santucti Macgate' (ut,arnan sicx ______________ MAYFAIR- 3 loh Total i,i frontage on Scott Av.ni., JL SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE-Lot SOs)29' - 5). 300 , , ' LOCUST AND FOURTH-. ii - a 7311)0'. 20th Sis lots, each 575120 Total price $50 500 ariçHewood VilIa5 DREAMWOLD-FOISI lOtS. total fronl,,ge 21Oct33 7' 5,8900 95% FinancIng No closing costs Washer & Dryer ARBOR-10Oto1' with lakefront $9,600 LOCH PARK RIDGE-Lakefront lot 5)4,453' with 9'?' on lake $9 150 I.' Open Every Aftornoon CITY ', 110 Airport Blvd., Sanford _____________ _________ ,, ,. _. A HLIMI to I FRENCH AVENUE-S., 501117' lots $170 000 ,, . I , '5,' F nil, ,srjpje''. I ('SI. Ot- I.? ' Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE ',,I FRENCH AVENUE- i'. ii :'.' 'i'sl I •tl.4l . I I e", ( ,IlIil.lIi ho'.e ellIw't 2 w i bedroom p,.,5 .,.,,,nn,'.,usl V r"' Rota a betid. you,- Elmer Bakalla, Inc. i4 5 aI I au 15010 •I /14' - Thii NEW',PAPEU d,i not tof9avngl' at'ept HELP WAUT[1, ADS tP:it lIld If gt tias,eeJ on CASSELBERR Y PIQre pref,r .,it e age fricien etn uer.,,-d li lbs lid FMP1O,'?/FtF eACT PAo, Irift-1, .-'.',,,, (45 '.Ajtaltied Ifl1? tt, /açe CALL 322-2611 41',,.4 n pffç Building, AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE L'ST FOR at 759 CarIain. tja9Q N F SOslefill. A-,51105, Pdurth, Miami, Flt-r,d JJIAI, IelspSo),s 250 1913 APPOINTMENTS d Trlangulan 5 87* IS) - li'.l t ' AT THE FOREST ..., Board of Reftrs Otl&tid Winter Park MIS •' Naflotijl MullIpi.' LltlIIltj S'ar vice 322 8661 V iiic5 © STENS TROM I _________ I toats, REALTY REALTORS 4/I A'tOC) mu M.. .5. Gil ciff .cud gi *gJuI oa tel' M.e3r Iiyle,,u5 Us, 'ocal is on yGil hIt, o n,S f,o, tI- i i. 0pen so *e.L4e,. t,,.n 10 tell $30 5unJop fIqenl nuo.s IJI *llCoot• Isi $)i Snuninol. Co I fc,,t. Ii.,itgl. 4 sos, u fler't Board of Realtors OrIdo Wtnlor Perk COUNTRY CLUB MANOR ___________________________ Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your inspect ion lISt M.aor Members Li, bath uwis prlvali illowItIg of Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Close to 533 e .ttlon Sut,,,st FRENCh AVENUE plaissi Hurry out loou, tabs offhc. at 2)rd and Park for -I'- LsLL%(.,A#t,,,L\Jj.L 5)? corvr 9'.) lr&wit.,,7." spoil your weekend AND 904789 7121 Park .51115 * 17.500 PARK AVE VILLAS Inn , Uu'eiltor F'ri, edi-t(t. fi ct Di'it,,, let PARIS DRIVE- irisaist, 5'liUr 'l'j 5" oS,ISI.c is ,Ce'e ,t ' egutar CELERY AVENUE -At toSIItsu,Jsi.'. wilts shag wall to will tar polilig fatally roasts, large stomag. coons, rang., dlihwather. dlsposal and central teat I air, ,,, ,, "otis 5if frontage $17 500 95°-s FINANCING TO QUALIFIED BUYERS You Ills)' ,I ,, l(i.lsu't I'. I NO SUNDA V DELIVERY - a ,er.lg. 5784 1330500 Till We Sucued" 6 Afternoons a Week LONG WOOD 'i.'. . ' - i "We Don't Stop 5. ',YUU 7 Ol0't.tefl. *3*5 too C.nlrai air 1s=." moclgag,, or pu! 3 15. . a' IN OCt .'oncej PARK AVFNUE-401' ro.it,sge. depth mortgage payment, 5. 1 Iltt1OU' I I,,,,,''. sIt' pnlr II t,l'5 5, I 0,1)1 It- 5411 14145% I 4 I '' iII)l,t', i,Il I 000w ,' Comm e rc I a I __ deyst We will also pay Insurance, laces and -' HOP,0 (, Tb'.',. SCI5tJ "s 5' ', , 'L,,'.,,, dud there will be no monthly paymetits for 90 - ',l 831 244 BUY! BUY! BUY! i-its notgage We " , mani ut-n., we' san cii ' We arrange linsicing t,. 11't hOcCe OS your 'tin, 'e tall ,,, -, 5' '"'"II,' 4,1'f?,I Ii'" / - s DEL TONA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - ccwrser lot 5,4.000 LAKE AVENUE-So,.jtte of (First visit Only). .' - Depth 13S 59.900 137 7' ;rb" .- $18,500 & 524.50€ Jui-'e OCCUP1OC ,'iai1' AGE Dit,CRIMIN,.rjOpd Situatuont, Wrsted WE HAVE Corn. out and so. why we are 300 Green Stamp Certificates for each adult person vIsiting our condominiums this weak CV".'. P,t,tot 10 t'act Ils. r'dSlvAcO'. S-Ill' $7$,) *01 g',, ltstr, 7 rOd large' t,.drooms. tIfernefi 'r-.'J (5,1(15, VeIlS? gas bi, b(¼1' ii a Sc sailer. electnac gaIac dot-' 4afritlir Sp$letn, md 1' ,, ,,50, '.."' A GE 12 OR OVER ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD jr-P LOTS OF LOTSI FREE! FREE! FREE! WDkr(,i- ION ADULT t.t.v-ç,'.i- ((WIth IN SEMitic.". I '0014!! ",Pl?I','dbfl'45 erie" .11 Our low prices start at 123,500 and irsclud. all the estras you would is pact in homes costing much more. - 1 & 2 bedrooms I area, 1 , 'n"ii'UL. Ilijul's 10*I$JIfl I 5%L Sand neS.Jrn, boa SO' a' OS Ti* Saniu'c, 'locate Iltu tot, i*000vtl iv III 71)1 CONDOMINIUMS - 1 o t.'r.tj 25th P. 1101 L V OPEN DAILY 372 866) Ui %S'.I) ON WEST 25th SI.NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APTS 834-3131 ' 1,L___,__,,w Should I Buy Now? '""' B v f' /, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR ,IiE(',ORY MOMhLI HOMIS 1101 Ocia,vt,' ti, 'Sl P croiN A,P ? IS 2C0 ' 1,..- '.' Ii g OrselI Ron It-c Pp I. ''j1l garden, on c loltire,'', I. •,grpt,,csd Work r,It, vouc Iafn',11 'boo-i sells S I I! r PianO,man sari Plenty of ru'" Ic, 5Ø I tti,i 2 tieØccan,,, 7 t,.l'l. tonie pcced undor $21 (fj t ilISI t..-)''-_" fl'' • .14.4 ' '1 t,44 LI Cap 'a' '..'-".,'u Ce"'.' "oat •U fully Cc,,.,,' ia l's'' Og (II 44*5 CkAItv i. .' I '(IN - -- ---- .' i'? ANT fPpu'ls C iei Ii. HomeS c.. Of.',, 5Ciin• escited about these valu.sl 8385548 "Stop Urn!" (ONTLfIPOlat.kv Klngberry ' audit' lSUi& PARK AI1','. I S(C I'll'. u.,,,,,-,C I',vi ' hi-, t..'. .1. 51 tZ 'to I'I,wI. 1411'. pl.ani ' -Mi'4iCib unto. 7 hwtrrOm '49 1400 doso late oven 157 44 tOo Call 141 Sill ' .,n arpe'.d 'i(,l'Oii If!,' UI ,.l?ht'LirO hiS 1aLf,. apPuit0t,w ton fiQI1I and doSS ClockS Pui.t, appip .Is po'tuO fit- plwcse cmiii 75 11 V.sit Our Sal.s OffU. .''. Two brand new models. for 1.ANU COMPANY REAI.TOR M UNSWORTH REALTY .1 At 5014 5I,t'i,,?t,'p a'oufst 5t4.,. .1 tile CLIFF JORDAN 01¼'. t.DM 5*4 lSIkt,1' lVE 1. A'O 5500 teat tI05 i.- U". tooci lan-ti I taO'c,t" 'it)utIle ',ø'ape't lam'17 rc,c.o-,, '' tu'tn-e'% I .45. asso -ii. Pru"t.., r"u V ''Ct $75 "X 1t 53) (.0sa' ',',o'.-'.I, '414cf!' V PLANT RENTALS. tirSa'.os, Dsspoal Family room your IflSpiCttOfl. - ' COt 01411. L 'a *'(' bdrm, Lip bath R.pin.ssts'. .?c.7I:E..4CC) ,"i,r"I ("1,5' I i' I - '.1.4'!, h'-"r' A. I), II.? l,[AT' CLEAN' SHARP' 11515 7145 (5.5 Si, 'r'tciq,1 !'e' wIp *1 deScribe tp,1. I 21)51)0 172 69 (p0,0cm I,ats'rng eQuIpped I '' i'1 ' p, cent TI' I ltP.eo heal an 0*". carps?f'sg. As S'anflIhis, f,oted tanti an's eatra utCe' .a'o O0I III 703 Carponl utiitI room n&ri (sclul,e *-It, !,'po'.!ro.,, landscaped. i'ii'*ip Panted insil, WaIl *Shl taipei living room P. Sunland Estates Cmii SIovc fe'fnIgisefaIOn *15,1'? 00115(0 HAS OtrucEt) PSSI(( t),, I, dr,c lab,' cc.. 4 pl I". Il'.5 I bedrOom. 7 baIt, ,s,tp. Pill P*m,nt'. 59190 n' Ija beau"tul I resnac., bull? It'. ØP51% ( .411 511Cr C )fl 71;) catne's1 a'd ifO,.' C ' e".' I,.IU,,S MOSS I E C BATE MAN nc luØ heat ar CiJltOrn dfigr tC* f'Ve't 't t0115 batPil 4"d 111400-I It 372 !f) (a':-.' 'S3 II ii).,, A0'SI '.pOce !! S I'lIst s ' 1" S'i'n'.!rc"- HIGHWOODEDLOT 1-SlOSH .'.., anti holiday'. titi COW. WtNC.Q CONSTRUCT lOP'. CONs' 131 3.435 Pt-v .utia It'fT's5 3 Central heat £ air - 1- at.s, L or 1 ,,'. lipt w r a.'tsani.I WE 'AP.I l't.tiI 5c, I ,c,rie 12-1,374) - -% ___ rest Greene, Inc. lt, • I __________ , U ist, ,,Sfl,, A'.s'c t 'o 'age ares srI If rj,aIifts'.nt I lUSt YnhIp l5onsp SanC t,, lIS'lISe If utcii P"ce'0' Bel-Air I I i/i ' liI.Attt,5 I'TI5auetm.c, cue,'o,' Null ipSe' luSting Compute' VICe' and 'tasto' •Ss'ltafs. tPfl1 ,Vt titil,.,. - I ftl k1's carp,' '' Rang.. Dishwasher hail Realty Realtor, 323 5114 ____ ga ' ag. Pa'u ' U, 4..e' - ar, 1") 95% FINANCING Roberts & Gilrnan (.1 ThAi ','.'r )nPrnqooM 1,511, t,r,l.n (rIn'. '.,p, ala. ,I-flIng coons raI in kItchen i,,i PLC bat C card Co,ns'ul '..'', .,rilenI negNtwPhc'od 1)7 Ii' I;) PIP' ASS i'll l''l I .. sal III 1.. ___________ Medel Inc Realtor haiti lords fC,0l, , eQu'ppca I lcticn entr. PieS! arid I e'fl(ti *000*1 *,il. and beautitul rtg 15 cel' landscaped III ,x 1. I orrst Grecn, Inc '. ACCOUNTArT. :. '' a (SCL L, S , . I P (S lOt 14,1 At. SECTION Vou II eno 55mg in ,Pi, b'0com SIC 'iIlJ,l?1#. - '. (itO 7 flIflitOoM I.u'.eli,r,l ".'gItbu'i'P'e' ,%5i,4,'fn Sltt,,,, l'.IS lorpisi.' (555 51551,0 InS '"St'b I' ,, j 111 ', I) .01 II cc.. . ,i hfitt,I p no, 1rv'slnls fsir 90) Ije pl tlit%l We will l' cc', a ''Si? I'd ______________________________________________________________ -ta. '''-'' '"t' ' Lake Jennie '.'• 1' a .1 I Lil Sill Z) " Ii 0011511 t'Ur4(44A5(Q THIS c,t? '.rnaIt,' art i i '' n', t.ti'O(n- I La!?? Qj? 4 utSOfUlil iICd.Ui'dic.,' Quick tSit' cc, 1c" $71 750 *15 300 vi. & Iti-U',." ', aco and 'sos ta'. it "cisc back to I ln5rc,ng Egua' Isojs I - bth. dOing room. I're'14141 WeSt V 'r g na Pluto, ,n,n ,,'I, m 'I ja, ' st is woes '.1-100 ng Itt I me(vIaI, -tat c*'injl "eat ar lot .: itai,'i 1 a, . ,-'-scloscO garage COenpletOly 4,1, ti. 0 C, Ott Pd f I.'I l.'ISOt)C- 514 5Cr) A-Il, Itc,t (gapped t'It,e"n lully carpeted BE ST VALUE • •'s05 peal b..7 01 124,500 A hone''. tr,r* Ictc' i's',,' ne.,, ui g1 JIM IIU NT R [ALlY 1 'a' rt t'*g '..'., u"P "4 4 '4* 3 t*'O'cpcini is it .'. 0. 172 2tle Call 322 2470 Anytime t.Cjme'j 5,41' and ' .'.Plpr fl),)?', (.rps'IIcsQ Ly,S*1 oas a Qu'e'$ i, l,'t4 377 1'tl in (44.1 '..r,tt-cd '.',ai.s Leaa.r '.lre0 *1t f.ue bfCUii W.lu lb Vt),.? '.1,11,1)1,1 -SlIng Atj.'-.r ___________________________________ snoop ng 500 schOolS LOS 00*" 5 1 '1 ? (.,It S 7145 P.ci is. - Pu S'bur nectocol 0'- ', 122.500 'ci 524 Family Ise This (' A Al'sl()()cu .BROui, Is 71)1 llarte.11 A,e 11114 P.np Saniord Picur.,. L OPlC.*CX)31.0 IA tp Vt',:tttt-- ke'att" ti OJ u NEW HOMES. "1.5' U' SC-i-il, 'i U'"1,t,¼Stt'"O WOuiC 115,1' sun',, ri pe.en's 51)Wt've' *Ill CoinlOe' rosen' U'lltIi.S.5 1 (.0(10 s,5lcl'5 altil benOtiCi Appis 2525 Sc, a? cal' 554 2721 t'a' I I?. Fof t.4. IN SANS OPt) S MOST BUYS BUY! BUY! ..,' SANP 01415 I',r,I i,'nd,l.on hit,,,, 11* '.03 I ,rrn All., a and Sousa, )7) 4557 1 ttfuIf(5t)tti 2 haIti laths5 r,oiis l.rui,I Na'. C ',ard tI.rinki.n s,sl,rn Call slIer S 171 rnos * N e w Horn e s * '5" 5'" "- i',' I t'l'sirC--?'?5 I ' FREf I FREE! FREES 5flr, (,r.a',. tI',,, t, If, c,Ip'. f'' p j' t- 4?J'gll caner.,. eiSll'r'!J CIII? (1),'. '$'Ifl'IiIIlIlT'% IPti AtPafr 'f'i,'.t ,'.,ls,.l, SAISIOlIt , i I .wtip I' -1 I . P,p41 4' , ,,p, ttarti., .,. t;'?5'I 1411 In 5.•l ' Or Wait For CL 0110 TwO SlOP's' fRAME *151 4 bPd'OSIn'it S • bat'st fibs on' "i'bi'l 5' 00* priCe' o 171.5(1) Prices To Go Up? latuf5 large thIng room, A5ls"i'mortgage arid pap ,j'Ip o,'mal dIcing room, sentnal IicOroom, ii balls hoc,,, Corn,, and a.,, tented rca, yard 50 ' a-c anpetnsg, garage. 171 SC,) maci, otheri Ouil 1..,,". What 5 potpnl1, 445 home' las Se'r 0 155(14 $PRIIsC,t. ,.,,nv. ''i' ., fl'' Ct-dim' -- BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Isi.' 0.5 ii'. I n, 1 ,'lps I WIt P,tcC As. lfi Ott .'o itt 'I'.; 1,; (4 i • Mayfair R( SI DL - ' h A,l,r,p N.*- 1 ls,I'cso.,, , IsSIN all (tiStOrti •.t,a 1)S,5e1) St(S'*5 ,l,'*n 577 ;ji7 rio Pa,C Ii'ghland Pile. P0*1cm 1 t'.%ili I ft ,!iil *hl t, salt. , • 5? IPI, 1'1 Sill lfC'P%, 511(11,., l.!ii3i.l,i, esiulilpes.' uirap.'. ..Inhlc'p I utilils, 57 $) us ' aIr City - Magnolia Ave. Payton 0,Otklai *atlrr$si 'Ii'.t,'s t, & S'rptc e'*pe'csecltpC Z.t,ur .d w'.,?t.IfsQ CDodiIiOfst Cciii 31 Rk Male Ht-Ip Wanted - 1.1 i'S! 4.150 ClEAN. Air con ¼' 'i'e.c 3 beticoOm, i''. ball's ktcPen mast,? 00,0 1.' tgri' 1,55 55lI fl (1050 'ca' .a'c Ct'se're'C 5,.'' We are located in DeLarsd, juSt north of Old Da'1c,nia Rood a i'iIe '.est of DeLand VI',,fl'y Sa"c..' ________________ tertarsce We otter a challenging position in a Lr Ectual Cj _.-__ 't; '''sos, 3') 0-44'.,., field of electrical and or plant main 'w15vt mciflttsss' yea' luill ttm, itO opening So' wunien In sO's uu:,su, tile,,' t'II'Ss", i,tu'.. rn,n,rnur? pa, *ilt lime' slOt' ti-I' patti to' SI Dvi' £ ti-' 144.11 ho.111 ,fmu'ante all," moaftil .nIputiymrn! I ws',5 i Paid '.isSaluOIi •lIpr t 5*05 ens 37) '3's ci' Ifi 49 - - - JOHN SAULS AGENC'I plOymeri- (Doted N' Aaatngten 33) '4I Os's, time' C.ampunsça Re.urtt. '"" SCMui,tII Me'-chisndlst ec.-.C$Iic.' Equipment Anti Supplit". stir ':','s,'. ' 5, '.j5 tIC Plant evpanslon has created several 4pp (,' i'p, ShIll AppI, ,esn.c MaCcr Inn 3300 5 17 97 S,anhirc tfl='c uu's,e V.,'-O' .'. 1)1'S Ws 1 a'''i a tS'.,_ u,'"! P ""UP PlO Altracl s-el, d,c,n.ted WIth * * WAITRESSES * * . I - ri..: ,..a ,.-- lencec baeu yard *.a&I to sat' eve's'. in ,'Ill room Ifi 157 53 "500*0 t';o:as I'. - A,,i,n (SPyptr,$lnfl,nl I -I ST JOHN'S RE Al. TV CO - a" Al C AMr)P4 IF MAiL ARIA I.tIro,,. alt aduil COnVICt,', n,,,.-, .sl' 7 v.a,,, old ar-wi 4 •smcn:oq poolS and tiubiso,,,. Walk to I 4usd. 14oct15 P4p''s 4",l Altamool. Mali (!'..., l"an t Ui' 5Cr.? p5 ,'.J I all i'.'..•, • p Ii' I)'? (tO - 3 bc'drcxun 7 bath sir's S.ngthecr'. horn,' (enlnal Nra' fld aIr. range, d'%h*a'.Psi'c disposal tIll, canpe's,..' I i.jc i'tSn.IP.l l.u'' I csc,ss it, cv .-t14,SPi4C5II,,5 ('-'IIi's , ,• ji 44(5' M1C SPENDER' Save rncsps, s'.. "SQ IS". fi,'arI5 ?5P* %pI t*drcio'o ha'!' L she Jenny home hea' Sr.n'i,le' 51 Qh School tr 00l 1)4 Sx mnts(ulatel Hal *',r tO,'r Qsntiagp, 'rapeS and ,,..j-s, ca'pe'ng acid also dOcled a"Unal 15p51 and We ft Proud l sPSp* to,5 5lr,j'fc,ot eaclu'..,' Central heat •,n 'la'.,' TP.p'r tOn'1 I C WAtt'. 3I ___________________ Wafllot5-japeYsinspO 1.51, teess,.' - Mvrctsand,s,s ;:';uses or Sale n .,_ ar, Drea rnwold ' C" i'r lOs' _________________________ - tS,.,i, 011hl's Mat', .mrnpO,$?,- op.nun to? an ,nosv,ouai it, porn honlIn *155 WIll r,C,,v, on u-. sot, l's"":. One's 000c ps's ct.anct tn nt ,'isfitemett' anti rat.l5,n' ' "U' bt'flPtlP. :on,ar' Mn 54l-1'rr,cu' i (ic 5)1 3011 Sp'agu, Conspn,, Dnartjorc= il's" !'5*', 17 97, Langworn tiptIoco, ,(5. 21 Slour Sirs, 1,511 172 71N '' , tsac',ard SANFORD SHOPPING PLAZA 4,5 '.' tal. 1'.'; IbE 1151$ OI t.l!e' !ca!,,r r.,.' c,'o?,al 15p5? and tOtted 5115 utiitet, carppt.ng (ct*i tlre4 SidCeSIC% DC S 5C5? od Statu or'I. 117 !itti I'aC"h's" _________ - '.•_rI 3 i'r(50.-. t' ha!" In' g'o'.'na poc' Sanforte 't.'.t 1<,; 5''.fl?l Ri-'.'' itt ., rp'p'ps'sc,'t '173tDs31 _________________________ CIIirf Real E state SOc su Pt AL I S :: 'se l5e0"uo"s I baTh 1150 r'sO ls!5 salt pluS IS SCUnt, III t ?'!' S 3335512' 113 40'S ,, Otl,n I 4p rn - COUVt, anj,ir,llutI *1115 11pm i."d Inc ICIng S,vf cutS a".I In'., I l,ppj 5 4 1.4115% llfni (w)Pn, ,tnl I ,aa's '-''I All ,l,t t.,, ocil Ifl.50Q ONLY 573,500 - 514 ,ip SISOPS Ire se' sits '?IPt'Cl (WIllS'S 1.51 1 '"I'', '511 Cli 'I. f55 honte we Twenty West ti.. ''.'c '.a'.ISkEYPF&Lls,Q[AlTOq 1 l'll'I".'' l'.l!II l'.,..e' S 115'C,i $'I'fl4J lISP ' 'iI'5 I PO4? 51 "e'al Sod S r 5% III to wail ea,tul tonroai dutog COOnS pal in st .15*' lang. I1,ml room t.tatet near nes sPu'I)t"ng niali tci,' ',cn,pnl to I 4 (alt ilm't,, Oil pAct A'.t0'. OAP4III '.1 Mililit I' IOtlUt'V t,)e'•t '.%AlJ?5iIle l'ach I.)canc'.p (l "U'. .l'!PiliOiis flouts VnluS'at I', 'a,hl5v At.. Ph 77% III' Roberts & GiInari '\'.''.i' 1 1 O'itiOO 1 ISAS,, AITIS Cli At(() r'cit'.t 830 .5500 $' 'l be fooled ,, ISP 5fI(P f'palftp% Nested , lV'Oi, t'U* oas çntll OutSide' nuiiiii OS SAY sri it I (Dc.stCle'n 5s,sleto central se.t Sod bed'uam, 7 Path hnsp Crolnal N 'air roman tPt.de,,. CuStom a and s s ..Acpet ll t,' si em .'Ap.s and so m&cts, more Cctntpanel .is'n I Na., room to lilt theot ill II '.5' '°We'( IN'S C.orqpoui e'5.tut,,e 7 tt5 Spansti '.*'tPe a pleaSant Soc pcm, ,r-, l'pa,"l,l 0cc-ntIs , IN I-wild 1%'. los,sP *115 Stpnt?,om ,, , 51' ,Ss.1 51.1,0 I" "'1 I'"! ' 'Ii Si',5'1 I', "i -s '0 '',' ,I ',Ou Business Property For Rent ' lots a rid Ar re's 1 '.s ii,'-. ia. ,'-..a 1' ,',., I f,',.c'i.' Pt Al !'il' 1111 ' '.''Pt • '.,iu Iti sail (59*I-t"j pi psi', SI an (0fflil0,,, ",J •AUfPpStslP Itian, ,,, •Iielr,* U,fli?al ,',ilCu'l •1 flt,s'mi I , ball'. YOUR I AM f[11 D[S[RVFS liii RI 511 iii ro SI "55 514 O'4,• P .oal •t-.-"".i Ifs ,,'nil., SI 151'? *5 tI''•''l.,, 5 ','.SIPfn CIPCSQn .,ptiq,,p in ,,l*lp, '515 5 ,,, 'I '.'.'' , For Rent AOrICl,vI 3 bedroom PsOme' on beau',t.i C*'trl tue'. list? ' - a' :'r' " INstiLl, II, APM5 a,P'T$ iSle' than Sptpvnbp' c,n',,-,,,Ss,an Resort Property ) Unfurnishea _____________________________- "4" i''''1". IDab!' ceiltralls, hpalp •nd 0t.poe'Ø P.cimp ('trig epOos 11'nncig room arid tSOS,ls, t','. .0Cv*'iPflI PC SChOOlS 5°ti iup 0.fla 70 minutes from 00*010*'?? 3nir'.do Ct)mcu,'s, th.'bPsovse s*.mm.ng poos. aoø '*505 cOul'l'i &Pase' Cell j,,'psv,', l'a,,,gt't of Coon,, Sf,'11'. Asspu Apartments Rent a- pr's, e'v,r, boa'a Cl', 'tail Sn'o"tt ProfeSsion. poant- studiO leSthe'DIvid Mafln,.l, mutit OegI'tP$ar?f55" Mutu Ctnl lii It VCIfl' '"1*-S 1' 9'2 Ci"SflUI ii "'..t2t5 'icM,scvflneou' #4. i-. - nit LIE RO WP1 I t',or.te. 4 5973 ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE ton Sale 'r'. e ' riet"pflcr" CALL. 8348588 NOW tnSoli .4,-Mobuji' Homes .14LotS and t.cree.gifitS .itsd &ove't '- Resot Proper1 • : .r '. PhYs,a n.ou.r.o ., .- TE MPORAR 'i ¼ - WOOL st , aC.!1 Pjnecrest _________________________________________ rhoL rpØ i.n' - ,,' H'.st,,t"., RpnI U nfso nished '. - As MAP'.' •itl?%P iiliIillffI l5t •n' silt. li,iitf tWWii IWIfOP i IIO,I?IWW,1 i ISSIP. s".' i"n*.f In',,ni slinlog, Pal ''.ut iI,C. It a llml fflotfl 5th l?Ps'llf • P,tuth m,,vt. tI'.'v5! 175 ItO .."'" Realty air con s'nisa" i'- ,..i.- wc•i, '. a,. ,5 i ' U _________________________________ . , 4,•pp. n For Rent ',CaCe' "I' CC'.. ".55? 5 t'-'ate !t' c'.' the' lif'* P50mp t,ItO?e' LC.,5 WI hat 15150'4.5 and P0'S &'4 50',, '4f a..',' Ill 4417 ' i .- ' ." Ste M.ob.is' Home Lots U' tS lI '.1 i.', sect ts)A c's .' - ____________ 11 .- 55 I s sees -- - '01 I '5001 's'. Mobil. Ilomu's 'I If Ill''.! l7tU) .1 f,at?,,-. I 15511' ,If tie og rio - • p palI. cc,,.' It Pfl 1)0515, Iii 4411 ati nin',,$*t. n, iu'S,'. , ' 'I i_ti lit is'. Ill Sited tt-i'jp 'i,ill. thr,p OPttftiii,') 10*5 isMP 1v.ti,sa.s tOfOtiIPle *PIi SI? *"lJ 0!i'fl Sod largp l.i , OstiuP 17 aso 00 iloet's fih" ,e"i'iI'p,I h'', t't'i-". (1, . :'' ICIA ci Ill Ill; I -' Sf?5 'p00 31' Rooms for Rent yOv , - lInupt far Sal. UAI I UI Al TV AL.L LIRICK CONS 1' 1- (JC I ION tiC 5011 • " - 5s flu'u,ltt isa,, 1*, I'C* ''c" A ' ______ 'OvfV*' - : Me'drmm 7OSP.i)0 ao ar co 4Th 3.: 14i _______- P. I ':; ,ii' JOHNNY VAL K ER REALTY at _____________________ ". • lea? I'w, ''i-"v" e'. 1I A month lnQu.rt 7411 55 151 5? •fIer a p to '.n' SANI(1)[fl) PS t'e'ng 'fAnStpsrpd 0P5 I l*1'mS 7 1511155. (anlial "c'a! I ar garage, isog, ' O'Cit!'ft ii 5)5*5551 stall C*5 tAit 'a,,',' s'. ,,,, S'.. us -' '.rc :c.' , • Mobstt. Homes Rent q , ,,,, or A t 5? 1(11 1 t S 1,11. ,' 'C. bath noes,,,,, is'u. ,,'.n,. 1*1, a' '.oI'd'l,00.d I,) 3114 all,', S - s'.s.s,is - ,,, fit I'll i'.il,' , ' '. It 'l'?Ul S t,l'"" ' 'i'"''l . .... I.i! I. 5'? Ill)',, ,Iii' ,.Cq as liSt 1)1 CORRI IT '''i'''l ses' ''.' ' 14 C'i"I t'w',t, ',',' t-,,i 5t',! S ,,, S 5, Ii L P R I Al I A (5 ASSIC AC ' I l'-atp, 51t tt-'It (louses lot Sale ii "' tis'.s 522 .'i: ___________________________________ ot' OCIS Cont5ct Sari 'no - rt ii.uc foi Sai' I.,'I',I :-' " -- SSAS.F% &er qA'.5' 5'. '.'tn, tlyrflom turi'lIthi)0 ar!r,'pq,' ' .ar(w"pd 11150.5 a,, '.si,t .v-ps, 515 "51,0115 '.(tf' PlAITS I;.' --- 1*5, the' right IlsOVIdual on coupuq' ic' 'e"'.'t, storp,, f'5'5bi,sNti i's, Our CDfOtsaits, in vcsur •P0 Ni, Sailing inVtWvta .3 Ff,unu,., - lP'.'Pi.ttopn' 'POutrpØ Ut ('.1" A''.Clf'. ri'. t,'C1,' toe". 15500,,, I C? am(,pn' We' r, - Ill Ilo'(t5 CflttipaI -' I 3. ." fit,' a' e- S'. ,, ,. I' I - Mote' liii 5 I5 0f5I' °9'5' - M' t*fr000t 1st 1100, 5! afl'.,I! Roberts & Gilmar c,wetai ,=s '.isq,s,', us SANFORD R [Al IV eas.m.nt - "' IS'. -_- - COSt il*q,5il,OO d' -as'&t.o'. I' ADsIt 'I!. '.C' CC 55 hisS 7'ii 5' *111% ssoo CSitC?. mstu?S ,.rt4lfluulni, woar It' car. ton small no'.. - Mr' ' - C'r ?ri'r,r." I' CALL 834RS8 Moat tt'Pipwa' Heat', -' - - - 15 ocirn Own., e 'e'ire trU,1 high vOlUme' '155 ti rtan5c.0 5* 4 inVp5IfOp! a' Sit n iii" '. (W'10 If55f u.cuo'r Ind '.PWS eon SantbrO Nuns, -, c.I.uei-n' center MeIlenvilie' Ave - t.anlord Api' BUSINESS i. Saoloro '1'1 1*35 Di'., I', ;oi- NOW 't'.nnr ,i-',r'.,'Ci,,p', CC Re-es I Ectoft "0' ----_ - l,&itt MEN & WOMEN portunit,e 5p'ing Rot 7)44433 ASs - s •,'ft,hir tOn •rt (lit Ut Ii' *05 *Pt55401 Mle'Ili'5 ,, 1'7 a'., ' Ji- - W.inlet it Rent . t. I' ' i-House'c Rent Unlurnistet-CI ]'t-...Hn,j,.,. Rent t',,rn.spw.d ii -Mouth Home' Rcn t"-.Mnt,i$e Ham, iDis nt Rent lb--keso" Property o, Ri-n' V -flus.ne-s' Property tsi Riot Parts -. rs'vr pe'so" COLLEGE I !s._Csmswrs - wo$S'O"i" V?SISP tii 505?',', '1= P4,QP esmifig VI?P0,I tj 0i-,.Irt 4•5 CAa Ii' M.ili Ht'l Wantea Help Wanlad _-r- , EMs''. 'm"r. Imp lay men? i... - ')N't)Nl'l" momnint 000 CvI'flilIJ CiS;S! IvSitabie' Yti. mu*' 1* *111010 I, Ill" immpd,Iri,, f'.r5445' 13-'T,a.Vrt ttØencu's 44-CamtI, n) Resorts IS_AcI,nf1 Sports - Room' to' Re,,t tn -Ap.'.rtments Rent Unfun,ths'd .4o.,rtmt*,t?'. I,'nt .-, I -' pt?I5I fp5Ø lilt, '? ,i? 5vndS .n'.,atnC It) yOu- ant? your '.' r,mClPt, trI'nu,SC soc p'Civ'Ot Oi *,tt. tuiltef Dan lIme' ernptOyr"*fll 4 Recreation (1U%iThP5 r.-Laans ?b-1flst'5nrt' ' EXECUTIVE S ECREIARIAL TRAINEES I' sate C'sd -r.vltp. *1 vaiu - liotsies lot Sale s. I'.' a, '" '. a,,.,at-n 1".e-tg54tis '.0", ms.el5 turnshai. Sr TV. 101*',, P( A,it,, i, ws,t ,at,.. s',".wsp 5 - -- '- --- (tlftQCiyd C5,% Ppdrwti Ii', fl'%PS.,l Q,-el A,. I$t.l, Avg Ji 1575 i-SO 1S %4.wlty t's,ad C!' 325 5 52 *l!pq 4 - ' -Cti,'n'r %p?lng .,l?5,5 Ilpet 10 bCe' lnppl*te tarCwtI, t 1 ISP l's baths MS1.... , ,t'. '° ' t , Ca.0 too ;.' SPIC , sen CarvIt.n f'.p$ - II 7 )* Wis'tP. 51 - It, MI C)PCII5I'. ADs's '?5 s'&Qk At:I'.sI't Mopuir r'a,ps,, i'5.. u" iC liti' ist'' ct,,(ilf.i I, C5Ce',' ,sc.ar'msw',! O'iantec ('5 t ¼*0iCu"d - - -i,ece CAQC.S 1 7) Bearpom ApIs Inaicri I. 1 A(t,tl' PIns • f'5mt parts '1515 54*5 P I ti 1 Houses Rent Furnished s51i e.b.A ACAP'I st s.n' lISA ' Coniw,na,wns, "arson ' ' RECEPTIONIST & Ca Ch 7-Motels Hotels p-Eatina Places .g Th,ncjs It) Eat rn i - -I . U!I* U fJØ Prplpr ' t.tpt operator s'ee0e' In enc5nQ .prif'irQ Caui Oet'pre' Ah •lt 7) wranc. s'pjpt'v EMs'it' ___________________ t)t,c'tsre tilt'. 0pcepi'ø'' rsiierlP. Silil Usiur?'. p'Pte'rrOd Salsrs tomtie'' 33 tisa WANTED 4Ofllt% & ci dr. Sprer & Wt Audre ti H Speer, '-. mt Beg. NE enrSF:o'SW'ofSW'Sec'21.31, run S 76 ileg W 4 15 cii.. fu•, 51(1) [)cs Speet sgl & C. Andrea A WI Auitrr - Li. ). ''I-. ' • (.arnett WhILS 4 f'uuk'tit:, N'i ni 'W'i uf 'W.. at Set 17.2(1.31 5250(1) Woodrn'm V. Prescott & WI. l.itla U' hlenr 1. MOOTRt' & WI Cecilu. N. LI 4 Iesj V. 11' rif ' , ,p,p' & Li s igs. V. 2fl(1' Ness Upalmc. *l1. cssh & WI C'tu;rlc.' H tricu. to Milan Churcio & PUTICW H F: 45.75' of LI 14 .. ' Northgagt' 5705(L Ilouglw c. Hntutx4. 1 WI. Santr I: !,1l.cr' I. i.ee & WI Helen ;)ar: o SV. '. n: St'i des.c, 51(1,0(1) '.- C'OI Li IlLS Censtr Siti Inc . 1.ts. fl1-.a, md Win.s.or Mann & 1.t 7 Winso Manor, s:2i,fll1 !'irc ILL' (Ill I orp I. Arndtl mt ., I-'run: SF: em of Si-c !S-!i-3(1. mit 21 nt-c ,. th. ulmw S line III St*t l(I4 19' i'tc .. • WO t'i EN - C.-.rd tel Thanks -in y.t'mnn,am 3-Cemelarits i rn Inttruc?uons ____________________ to of Andres. Speer L ml iii 'tV.' of Set li.31, 40 SarWi. Apaciments Rent Furnished : r"'- i - si'o at" c' O'C 'C , CC'. sri ut' - i-* , loua'ec as 1 7s,v, ,, PaimitIlt) (OW (10*-tI pas'rnpnl. aass IC Qt.fttits, I'or .ClormS,.an Cail Gi.ø CSP*io 0 'til?('? '' tOS' Sal *725 (u write it MIlls clpr anøper.0 IniIadOr (. - :': : a lint Annnuncc'ments h*5$'Wi in r . mi'. • i.I si 8usiness Opponte,nut,c . NORG[TOl,%'N - - q. ,i '. c'i-o it yOu £itS i..' ""' t'i i,ake PIPIOO ti _ ______ - MW MUM Ct4&RGE) Minimum u Get, A 1. Sprer & C. 4rØC14(I flU! ' ni n' s". 21C a lint - n,t4Pcatfl.IbS Good Thinqsto Eat 37t I Iiflt t nut timed. e nini times Sunday. Aug. 19, 19,') SC You! .. - Ask for Want Ads hr '..'ir'ford Hs'rnld rw'a' oft.ce wi' a'wi c om cart o' Th. -- C;rsntl Saint wi AI%ie Andsrnn [It'll. 1.t 1) 4 12 [IlL & 11ekbnfl -_ L -_:-=- - ----- --------;-- -_--=_--- WMte • - h.iikiIrr i, _______ ( ('.(it(' rf• 322-2611 Seminole ____ I - FemIe Help Winter Park- , "°' a .a - - -r - i - iNFORMATION hubbard Ii Miidr.'t V. Ibindotpt. K Gu..cuufnoi: & wf 1111. \iUIli-e' V.. 1.n 1 ' ttt1l I,il :,ie:t Sts.iret ' - - - ____ ' ut - aa WANT AD - I WI (h'p4i Ii lIf' (Ji oTT Lu. Anulci Inc., Itt-ti 143.5 1- & 662' N o SW cot ts.-w-u e'u S .' sr: 51.0(1) Ltarbarn .1 flynt & Mart F willian' It (.re-rn & wI linwi Ila.teour Li' Sherwood F:clss Viultre II ttahersiet. 5 ltart'ou .)t 8 WI Mar .laiw ILittvcui:. List 1 1111. A. F.. i.l.t' 1 & 3 5 1-k-i-Air us. I.ui.eIlsss.sl 3vt1 Atiti. $61001) & 21 Geneva. 23 .ãUlt e WI 11urie c ht0(i •,ltei. n -"Liiu' (lonles Sr & wf lnternutmotutl 1.unti QCI Mildred. Lot IOu, Appl Vulte. ['binnirci lot tm Cruni Cnntr UnIt (I 14.' 14 15 a ii 1111- c, Jui.t. C hlarcosk% Jr & Santundm' hprrngt. laike' Oak hit-terse- F: Is howard SSL. £101) wfltoroths 11 Continent-i Ut 11w Robert C. Aycn- 8 Lobs J 1. car of SW' of NE'4 of - Sinni-eker to Ittetuirti C) t-IL. Sth.0(L Iuitdcn.' 8 Wi Frunrt-: A. e4 of CHIt Jordan 4 WI Am: It' 13 311' It-s.'. N 15116 L: of Lou 6 , 3 6 321 1cM 1. 1714 (4 1' A.. 1.1 21 North On itantihes Set T'I ti Itti,t'i , C i u. s.sou h1:titttioi:t. 141j,UtItr . Aunt. Suurhnut'L, Witi 1'heudun 3 ('IndIan: 8 WI [Iuber: F: Hultnwi.'. & Svtvu ii V. ni S SmIth 6 WI Henirun 1.. 13 '4 8 . liit. of Anwutclrtt J'ts't esf arm 1.' 1111. 1. Antlress Aulir Atitin 1.istt 11 Ill 8 ir Ansendetl Pint ovuexio. 18(1) till I lIt-nt 1Io%ruC on Lake Itiibert 1. Scott 8 wt .ioimui 6 1.t 1), Itt-itt hoSt-I rn ClIfford 1. Aintiur;' 6. w! Luke Ilariset.. 513,501) (urni A. I.t 43 Iwent'.. Vit-SI Lei.vreni 1-. Mmiii' 8 Wtnnnmu 530(1 tLIrIe' (,uu.diitrr & WI It Richard 3 Numo'' 8. WI liesrotti'. 1. i.t.t 1U 8. UK Charlotte it Uirri I Ihair & htn*hurs1 $1ft.5(N Mars 1.,. S ed 13 171), aLl of Venom; L Ke'etit 8. WI f.dttt Lu of 172 Putt-hurst, lieji: H heurdsisvur ,& WI (iwt-t 171 8 N 1... LI 51114 1'. Ciaklutid EnU... Ittiberl 1vt'. - t.t, is lIcriukI Set.. $25.SOui Itit-kersoi 6 WI Leiuri m... ItOU,l4l. 3 Mn 6. V.'! eb.'. . 1311111 1. ht..Mt.. Little' 1.anui. Infl: 6 WI Lur . Li 17 $tM1' fib. Li. Oakland EM., 1st Set., s'riisiqt 6 Wi Janet Vinu 5.501 1.nseell Stahl 8 WI Shnrou 1. U hel-Arre' 1loiite.i. Inc It' 'l 21 11111). Pruponed f'Lui 1, Hunt-lI. Lot 5. Spnln4 vi.iu.' C uak. Ut, 111 s.ts?lxi ''mr. r, hlitir: Its' t' I' li-I-Airs flume.., lii ii' (liii.' habei & WI Lattirvi: N., U Lugene (,rfl(n 6 WI i.rnnt' 1)., . funI Art: Viliat. 1.: 331 Nprtzi (Inks tn Ill. $M,541) .u4L11 14.. 521)1) 'liii Ilititti Li' 'ti 1. Flirt. & llei.Art: Hornet.. list- to lerr) Jutu L Snub. Sr 6. srI ('tan. Jtirist- C: (lumen. Li III 111k 4 I; Ftauter & WI Myrium. LI 534 bus Mu" PmukusrI 6 tint! V.111.' nsemure ttiUt. Spnmfli. ()ulUi Iii: Ill. kilL JOIn: V. ii AlIrril V. Iludsrn 6 1_nuest Line; sdl ti (,mnvsit ,' l.ingnwuioci [,.st Itrtewartt hit wI Ad.' 1. Suuturt.1. List II. 111k .1151K-i. jt y,'i Li' H.ubt 1. Itobinnou 6 WI V.eHudnuert)'urk. 2i:tt Iteptiut I: of 511,1' Sis 173 $it.U01i 1(,-2tu.(,. run C t' Li V. r-se 1111 lselinthi V 1.t 51. Aratlern'. Muunun Unit 2 521.000 Itet V.,irrt Agenc' U' Iuttrtcw etc $500 Marl. lIltiris Ire Lu Jack Let Su,nljeq;. agi,. Lot 10, fib. A. Mt-sd Mactar Unit 4,$52.900 iQClh Itiss bane) to tenon. C Cooper & wf Cheryl A.. 14 4 111k ALbert H Schiffhauer 8 WI l)rw1. Li 141. liii. C CAll.. N Net lint. lent., S 4 UnIt I Margaret C Lu Joist 1' Kathryn Pt. 4th AUdI: Cit. 510(1 ti,ixlo ('tare' N (iocttz. sitl ii - ('tare llictumrtinut' 8 wI Bontamnu 1. lioruild hakiwic 8. WI Lit-its 'el (.uentz. sgl 6. AIim. G and all of 1AJI lb. S of Lu: 15 A Li' Wilson IJclzcui & WI Muir'. 11to I, Satdatkt, • Ii.. Li 23 111k A. The Meaduw: Au(it-miou. wid., Lu It' 111k 11 Tier 2. F. it 'Iruttunb. Map $101). Lit-auLlIul, Altansonts' Sectuon. tics i. 142.00(1 (.ulbent (-msstt I.' Jwiepti A mlii I hIatt 6 WI Dorofls'. 8 lIar Slatunu 4 srI (miCe 3 to Thomas. [I butt & WI Kathryn 14.enitwtt 6 wl Ilattiken LI 12 i; $ [nidenuet. F Game' Jr & srI Itnib Li' I rant-it F' Stiutse 8. WI lilt. A Lake Ruth WI Vt'.'uut, t, ira'" IlciUt 1. 6 ol Lsi . :1111! aLt of Liii ., ul M fu.'utrir'ut. L: .t . V. h'tdl F) Hill Jr 8 wf F.ululetq N,. I [Ito Lu, TIer 5. F. It Thdforth. Sanford hI.'., *11.000 Mu;. of Suntoni. *33.001) 1(ntnrr-tu, A !J'ututwus ['urn: 1 [.1 14 HIt. 1 Vet'uthcrsfueltl lal 11.43 Hunies. lot. It' Nicholas Duly' to J It Dunawu'. hUt of AtidTI *2(1.500 host V Sirtisute., .'.tl i 'l StickelanJi & wI Kathryn F., Iuitiert,u A I.t2[Ilk?.SAIX: Lminto Ttuuruzas. 11 Luve1 & srI f'et-va C.,, 1lt'tt' Mu0i, Sevund Set Itepl., $100 6 N' of . flIt, 27 Fuurtts liii Lii }jcj 6 'tVf fLsse' U' L: l.Atri lI,.nie fl Lfl'tantuseUitI 513.001). lIst-hard lii.'. usu'8 set Ctitherint'. bavnlV. han 4W1 Latch. L..h LI GoSh' 6 srI Matnu. ILobtint List 317., Sprung (Inks, tintt Ill. n' 1.' 16. N 15' is! 3 Prutrit LI II,.'ieiue' Lu JuLan: V Brown & wf 523,001) M1ttitr $22-,l.M Itictuird V. l'almec & wI Grunge b'or;a hit Li' Ttwudorv C_-UrUIeII I' Li 21 HIt. C SUn. Mauricee' 1. Lu Junurs. C' Lewu. & S. Slepteeni. 8 WI Ulla-Stizw G. tlbkirWt Ni 13(1.100 haiku' Cunsti. Iii fletcher 1' sri Nur) M Lot 1., filL 1) .t &7 Spring. (lake Un. 1V. MrNelI Jr 6 set Ella N.. 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STItIFIX89.4,3FOR ZVEXt by Bill ow3villa ¶RE'G MORE 11AN 3u1 V V FENGUUL Amp V U KC 10 1 MTKOPUCE 0N6 KINQOF 177 111 THEM To ~00! _U _ :l913byP1EA.liic. - - _ HOW A GE-Nor0o.1 ROCK HOPF 00 you A' - - -- - _•_ 0 0 RAT5 ' ........ 7 51 Bp 6t.A54!g f db Lw mono 1oPA' 15 tOt4A- AVIMOt PM. 11 ( oMMMOA1.V O 1f ø(1fkPA' OF a- WINTHR S(Sffv' OF CON1ROL, I43Th A COMPfE F~E W LIKE O oN 5E HAP FLO1u - / MY M OM ' - G by Dick Ca-vali te TOLD MF_ THAT \LOa<IN1HEMOR NING. —V ----.' V OV(LL RIW SEPG*OLL! NO LIVTO SVLt-? 1973 by NIA. Inc. T.M. 1r US Poi Off _ ... AND THEY ALL SAID I WAS 1 THE MOST 6E4L311FiL 4Y EVER SAW. 1 P0 'OLi KNow R4T PLAYING IHE KIDCE MATINEE ( ATTHIS ) A PTE P.NOON? 8-19 V V CL - IWONT LET MttEE1( T HOUSE.' - Gt A4P FLE FPP' I FCPGE.t T6EP) EF-) 5OMMMaUuSP W#k-LKINC7' ECT#%V! A, CPITL. I IPEP' - t -(f5Y ç A FEW YkJi I -. '- L - YrS e-GFooT ALL RICEr"'T' I 'VE PEALLY / USE YELLING I'M MILES ;=;;Z'(OM (-AMP/ ) -- ---. _____ by Al Verineer ILL _r0 BLUF=F= ri • (i LL FALL A / FOUN LISTEN AN'Tl -- 3P3FL1SCXLLA1 S POP by Les Carroll OUR BOARDING HOUSE PT5C -V CN V V UP à------ V ARREST "LJS'1) - - SHOULP -, _____ - .0 IA4 Lx Ln F Li /' 1(V_ I - - r ILL 5TA5HTWE5 UA14WELLA WASPS 1L1NOW 7cos'CE SWELL I IL t4OREX,%'41Y5 V - UP AT 3O,CLOC A MY GARS Me OUT INow co OF T-1OSE / 7 hRE YOU POIH ' V WAIT RN OWL? WIT-1 's YO UR HANDS ( U P-11 n-s I ,. O N E! -rwol 1 ) -, ( DON'T rILL c TICKETS CL 1,_ RE61LE55, MY DEAR, MAWOR OLA.65 OF 140'r MILK MIGH7 0 Ilk" LULL ME TO Pi 04' 9.. V • I so V t9 �h - a - - - - - - - _t • _. - I -. f"TM Sffrs HIGH $ By Atheistan Spilhaus OUR NEW AGE A BY THE MI 's YOU AiAYBE RECEIVINGACI4OICE OF UP TO 50 TELEVISION PROGRAMS DIRECTLY FROM STATIONARY" REL AY SATELLITES 22300MILES IN SPACE, GIVING ALL VIEWERS EQUAL RECEPTION REGARDLESS OF GE03PI1 ICAL LOCATION, LESS EFFICI ENT AND YCABLE AND MORE EXPENSIVE C 2 PROBABLY BE PRAISED OUT — et? <L / - j1> -. . 7. 1 I.' T7.7 1" '11 1 -—'-"//'////JJ \\ % L 1?(f1fi1f1I ASSOCIAT ION ___ __ '1? ififi1% ) , - 1 PLACE rç ... -- MICROWAVEANTENNA5BUILTINTOT).4EIRRFS —5.-IrOPCKLJPTHEOVER,4EADBRADCASTS. time to procrastinate t -' r / - I ;5 cii / ' I F') July 21 Aug 2 2 lmp'vrng rnuiIlv S k'1 ri9 belt -w eek .7 _____ winding the s.11. Ho,, onMemre Good for ?:r' how yourself ti en his eon t)- ufh more o;pL.t*s in favored. Your siI s 2 4_.$ y ofthurnoMh Independence, individoo, 'L ( opporfuirif You Carl 60601 o (APICIR Uu'e 22 July 72) Take positive attitude bllm'4 1 ayt —. 51 1 5-. - Fftt'rp week more 11 he oufoinq Tiev,f favor ed 1&w,,qe lo DYNAMIC. REASON IS HOT UPPE1OTIJRENDE. DE1CJSION \WC4 Ak'EAL[ fircNtEJr oii 1UI1ED UP FOM TH E EVEN PRIVATE VEHICLES WILL HAVE == _ S)-, - •j s N..v TM/PUS (Apnl 11 Mry 70) Ac tivity, nfeorng SuwIny, Mosl,,', Four pll 're ll• I? øb i. - - p -K V-Rh0XF. LIFE 11j ON A PLANE OF FEELING, 90NIE TIME-,; 0iFPGL)LT TO CONTROL 13UTCREATIVL:. - d r1 jCOMFATtolJCAN8EAHEMorioN4L TVANDOTHERTELECMMUPJICATIONSIN BOATS, PLNE5JRAINS AND BUSES WI L L BECOME COWON A '- I'J ______ - - - — V - "Th is wee An. dI WIND / - CARL. PAYN _______ .. > I MICROWAVE TOWER NE1\%ORI(3 WILL — I - L' IJ rM? ,C0RPIO;oa 21- N ov. 21) The'. C;: be more nt, you rake your th"t oott will be let I . HAN". CA EXPANSIO)I, CONSTWLICTAIE WX:jES DOMINATE. TEHSONS CAN BUILD ijP FOR INOST bOPN JAN.22- 2-~ A PRIL 22 1 5, JULY 'Ib- 2a OCT 25-29. IMPULSES.':AOLILD BE KEPT UNDER CONSCOIS, CONTROL. VVELL-MANAGED,THEY CAN LEA D TO PROGPP~') - P/E Acn,,I AErr, A. LARGE-SCALE DiRECT HOME RECEPTiONITHOXH AT LEASTA DECADE AWAY, WILL REQUIRE Fb r#, 9se,&.4YSA7F"ffeS CK ItWORROW.. G1.4#r. 5 W1A9-*100W6qE,0 ci l~~ ij ~Tl iI AA~94WXJII WIN A BOWL-SHAPED WIRE NET ANTENNA /,jy Weekend looks better Nest week shows further if"Provemem? ~:APRICOkll (Dec 22-Jan 19; Avoid overconfidence mandery r,- IQUAVUS (Jon 20 Feb. Ili Sundar, Monday, avoid an u i 1,Ib* an defensi.e rue%day, Wednesday, push personal c ,- i - ,to Be-are of the umerwted eltement an the coming weekend. AI &lr AS A44".45'104",z aW PISCES(Feb 19 March 20, rake a brood, phifatophic*losew fteltsir (oulf maintain better homoroy. Tuesday, Wednesday, p r i 1911 by HFA. Irr lsit,,'cio Cr •FJANK __ C, C ti/1-e< EP NET INTO N:-0.slit I EXPERT GLASS 2 °LEOTDiL'o. C'LJIY Ii'ro 5LLO 1' CL . _____ - H (f7tfV .'ttfjt stroIogyudents'otebook, MAKING A GOOD SHOWING ILJkLJST)jHGEp1JNI VIItflJ Thursday, 1,A1 -' ___- ; j,y 'L3LOC,ICAL ILLC.) j LT>' TEST. ALL v/cGo .458/RTH ( b To US WODE S" r041 (24PR/C4341M. or op YOU'D BETT ER Do SOMTH!N& - • /' -, -, BOUT THoSE HICCUPS -, N1 BELIEVE IT O NOT.- THIS LIVELY SWNR WA A"J EWERLYI DECREPIT PECME BEFORE ( - I AlL RIMEWTA L_ 5NOT BUT BIM6Q' CHIMP! M<EF I,,,WELL, MORE OR. LE& HUMA ____ .7 I ____ I —t-- 111Avj ( ci 1973urA.I..P I t4 --- -- a I CL 0 OUT OUEL WAY *74 Wd&& UNBELIEVABLE, 9D 1-40W WAS 'TOUR TRIP TO SWITZERLAN FREE?? GEORGE.' COME ON, FANTASTIC. ILL BET' ILL 9-40W 'OtJ iT A SWISS' ALPHORN" 'aOU'VE PROBABLY SEEN PICTURES OF EM.' GREAT GCOrr! WHAT A BEAUTY! I'LL BET VERA WHAT £' .e _________ C Y J" 1 _—( - tH MIaI6!'e6 Hi I1III iutwr TREATME~JT MAY HAVE SOME HARMFUL IPE EFFEC T OM McKEE? v1 oi. iT's rOUR 1I FATHER ANC' 1-415 i--.. PIPE TOBACCO.' HE -. I 5UPPOE HI' EMcLOE MHT _ TEMErSJT j 111111_ T11':r'1)1J IKU' IHOW--1 h%EANs YOUNGEFZ AGAIW..-JU5T 1A THEY PIP O*SJ E,IMSO HERE __ ATu- : LHftJI , __ - 1 1 1111 ThI1ftfttJ AREN'T YOU AF;ZAIC> N0N5E-N5E!... ALREADY THE- by Ed Sulliqvan -______- 0 / XT-CtJ _ IR E~TN IF THE CHIMP r-Y ___ EXTRACT P/P I GLA \ CAUSE HIM TO 3ROw \ A LITTLE HR? r - OW 1: 15EEIM TC1 WAVE ITE_ 170;Z PSeLlkl '5- t-- (CT;' T EVERY- - dr LO _____ s) HIA____TM 1 u P. - 0 _5 n_t to C a 5. Ak;Z.M c K E E 3!...YE ~7 ', A MOMEP'JT-- LLL I FIND IT ON THE -R THE IF HE EVER BRING5 ANOTHER PIPE INTO HEY, MOM, YOU 5HOULD 9EE V/KAT FLOOR CL 79 t- _LIIiTifl z4 WE 5EEM TQ BE LOCKEP OUT, FREV./ THEPLATNFIRROJTH PRECRIPTIOM YOUR POLTCR __ - - f;O;ZT OF i ..-i IZELIE-VE -4 EEIE �Lewis 3?' CEATTEXL CANIFUS S ,(fly A iuml, tolhl " - I - " " Trr I ONES C ' 4T I. - - ________________ A -• I r ' Ti., ______ - - 1— - $ I L I - I' - trioro k , i,,,, Nil 11 1 bi.tt s' ist, cf4',ø, j $ . ) / DI AR POLLY - DtAPOL1Thn; seeing as they -1 Ins, a sure thin q for cake sticks to Pb. pan turn f',.:.11 ski, down, the macbin,, sl is 4L. • - 40 0 1 is - ' Vs. — -- ) A j A Bright Loak 101 2 I _______ itd oi'"l r"tl N1 1 W -I t P1401 0 60N 11 VI to :1 ,, S", I.- i;. wo) D- I container k TO ORDER By Paul Sellers FLO lights ,notl sintes ha v e M-,5p fln;I lsr1hti have a slightly yclln.sh li't a Innip's light thfo)ugh 1% lhode of, of the store has ro Iu,mIIq,P and - put its the refrigerator to he used later ns par, of the liquid for making clincri. late puddimg This is delt(ious —MRS. 1 stroottif nt ofth *fill 00-0. Irsidroll. Perform ova4ff life tt PAT TIANS "t 0 tioh wwompse). #oil 431S. M-itsion Stiltait. few, yowk, N.Y. 10018 ow IbId it easy nod fun1 fr MVFPLY L i nens ros.sm liury 1mm, that are a pleasure PG u* Send 60c with roosen* TO ORDER addiress, pettefoot In th,t inir-spop000,), Itis 4198, AA,4 f ,~,-n Station. New York, N Y 10014 by Dave Gif3raue ALL ,..THE1E6HE 60E61 3ET .•• , 1( - i ... M%w,YUM!\ WELL ,IF VM THINK THI5 WHAT IT'9 YOUR FAVORITE 15, UMPA? 'OUP, THEN YOLI R CR, HAAAMM ERING OR W. ;A 1A 11AA4 R l"iffe'm ?1,) 2101 has h)? Iran IraAlltor 0"r I it, r ,A-)F ~Knrf AA&I c) ' hose to make mop case s. Tie the I egs together at the body, luck in and %lip the elastic top over he dust mop Dust and fust really cling to ihc nylon und it polishes, too —ALMA Polly pays $1.00 for @very idea used. Send theist to her, cla this news per I THINK WEOUGffA U-1I-1UH... T YEAH,I Pill SUMPIPJ' REAL Y'GOTA)SJY KNOW JUST "o, 2101 r I. ALLEY 003P -- 1711 I I - 1 and S,Ir% into / Or 4 EB th drain. I pour it Top.Stitch.d sords 60-imick ...• _ over lee II Sit 10,32) Pit I - of on get Ohs effect of Coln's undol in. rirAl PLfl n Ur lowed fl)I)o IIfli'ri when iu (Dii 2 MOT Ct0IDj,%,mS.scj i ,I - sn the kstcheisand mnlc,mr left ipes nv kitchen , too, D(ORAH I I . T, dish with small gripper a's the bu t. boards and ehrninate% the need lot her (.onstontl) get gloi%el do w n for us loom the shell She bought a tire hot mow, hold% pretty Plastic cup$ with ono Olt on them. It Itatid, on the counter well within out reach I hot 11),nits pretty -. I% P 1~j .1 \ loot of the font control unit, Slightly MoIllem the suction cup% and press down on Ike thppory floor There itme more sliding nwoy Itnm you --MRS. C. 8.18 tiN (1.,.\E -#-. 'i'i - 5 ~§ mr Jost, S I i N'S 419- C) OFTEN WHY, IT'S A BIG ROCK ... AND IT _SAYS 'LOVE% GOOD HEVVINS /wooi~)57 ON IT! \ - OE to 00 V WHAV5 TH"MATTER 5OMEBQDYJU5T)Q4 ON-xd) WITH GUZ,%tUUR SENT HIM A lHGHNESS? LOVE LOTE ' / * 110 ft so 0 0 0 L 4 0 by Dick ossogews JO H NNy WONDER ac-ts.... IPW E RF 70 mAKE 7 NF%N W ZVS LID 0- is FISH 10 0 "AI51EIZ IN 5 77 C K IUIIURE 0 F I4' S—.- OMRA < . 4". j:10 I •-' .19v— it is I PITCHER PLANT I H0 r;fff AwtW* 711 meow 5 <5 BALL — "Ses Alto tAAPI; . A4 W _--,—c 441'. Trilgrprr I' ( up 0s: vi. / / J I / -: - & —--<7\O -4 - _______ -- •'\ , —Jr ____ /. _,,-' LE -- s, i . '•• INSIM-W-175 IN I P.LSS 000 of the vcivobl. ptses Vt'He 6 e4A Ir I ( IV quimign W~vcx 140L.Pf 04C-ST fIi W_ E . 1 I I c ) swction cups anti Instined it on top and leave to tout 15 minutes. This 'marks for me every tiont and the coke COMO, Out of the Pam beautifully. ,- .. 1,, 7 L4 v ping a'ay from Iriensli from climbing up an the cup '' 4t ç i I bought a soap pan up. put a Pro of ke cubes, g cIih n In,, WAR POLLY- - My Morvirmy Come up with 0 offal idea It sn'tt rill and my - \\ .' CATHY trouble with the Intif rnmirnlit off theo, ip sew will l ke my romPer. thim the guts who bale When on angel food L ~7 — - : ;.: ,t cloth tecu' ely a Lomo Lines ES --- , th.dutonddu;e out nig(H 1w, I with dust wrapped around one pnf I 'each in and din's inisly and qukkly a I '-i 4 Id'l "it T I J dJV. JR &K j ¼ ic/I - is AEENT 9ff1' __,•__ E;T , between the tools on Ohs back of my 'tc I I (c'ctznoo ,, -, • TI , 1 IJIIJ r/.Pl t)' øv! lIT,' ) Ili,,', lijl P. Pk ii, I.jis,L •1 jlj• ,, $ 1 • - / . �-- ________________ 4 - 3ELXBS SHO - - - - - - 1 - - V I UU___ , (L L (if control 93,1111MI ioures of InnI l oilloy t •• l L._._ - I t -_--__- _ '7L r) \ I I -- r i tirr of P acific t' t u Co t r ---- — -i h Northwest states Rharhi' mui i;,i:r acres have been blackened h tilt, fires Affected land includid major big game rerves lii and iiurthrrn l(hih(J, timber in ( )ri'gun and Northern Calif ornia 5111(1 i- irigi' lands Ili I )regon and Montana The fire t.'titi'n gave tills breakdown hr states ut ma jor fir-i's out of control . ol t n - OO(i turq with 1, - p'i Idaho 'OL' 5,4p? I _/)1 NI r , -.--.il 1HE —---- up.' cs .------------ (iffiiIq said h'iijr4 feireOx in qatb.af,rn th'terri ('r"g.n r,d pRrf r4 n4-rthrn 1h N*P Iremely vulnerable buce M dead trp'q di, in ticnik rnth ,nfqtwr And the rent'r .aid lightning•4trn q ,U'crn Id iho nyth.rn rth ar4 wtetn .4ort ' ;rtng ne4. in Iwn on ,,(ø a' res, fl,25 firpn Mthoug1' the Oregon fire itiiatinn eiced Sunday. rontrnl of Oregon, one on 2,21%, aerpq. 17E56 hurried Washington none. 1,266 burned Wyoming none, tMs burned .Iohn It,,ssrll, a fire center v,k.smnnn, said no deaths have hn r"ported among firefighters UOWeVPT, a I S Forestry Servic e spokesman said one man was killed in an auto aN'i(hI'flt when he fell ;icIcep at the Nixon's t,rtk i rf ghtr; Vidiingfrn, n rrc N'vsiils (trip on 1,(%$J flf$q, 31,150 i c eight on 57,(%% acre Montiri q1 , tiirrwd sit •'ttrIuatNI I1" ''' Iirrying hiirnc'tl Idaho. "aid Ih i criiii, wit, hiftig Notthir,i Cali fornia iil ;f ir.figlitsrs were I)I'it$' flown south from the upper - Forrt fire tnlurinsithini officer flick Mad e of the Ili Hoice frilc r ,io enter ini (' I _) ;till tf,II Californi a fir firm .if of ('(ntrr,I on (v'sIl iIIIiot (ohiss A eBu n ng O 1 r;iii'i' irkI4 4)qq1Iç4 111Iv' tw''ii wr t1041 1urnrd: rn 4 r ff111 res S x een ' "xpIocsvi'" lit Ilw flf(P(t ths' acreage ttic'y SkItI'II Iir4 I)tIP(I out al i Al — I Ne O' -- - / 1' 1 rank by SU( e% III) I'ItIMM fire near f.a(rande was not until Tuesday expected The (ire destroyed nine de- huildins Thursday near t1e pasterr Oregon town of i(ffl have mpered y yelinw iarkoN and ?'irefightevs in Oregon areas been ha th" r r l .. t.. 1,) - Motorcade - Canceled Ai Is %P i - President Nixon's in--Ior(adr through New irlran* wj runreird 'I.a) ih,lrr of the Ser'tSerslee,wtifrh said ll h .l tilii- ns rrrd ii " ossible p ''Ill,pirac) tit assassinate t1w 11reildt-ni" during his %klt to the city. lite secret Service asked Orleans police to Z n % a f, I=- 7 L BUGS BUNNY KORTI I-EMME KELP %A WITR'VER YA KNO-Y,9r~'ESTER 1AkA MSICCATED ~ki rrl-l TA.D"r' Ar SIRE.' I WAS FERIErIT. A CN-\P.' 1 rAc)<'r.',,- ,— YRTRX3G4-4T-- L7 r 0S EPLY I, FER INSTANCE, MOST UUCK15 W:)ULD EAT SOME 0' THESE EAU11S INSTEAD - T4RE'S ONLY A FEW PEOPLE' IN Th'WORLD A — TTk... -- dSELLtt4' 'E T' CASH CUSTOMERS.' HOW TiZUE, HOW - - STA i I CAT A JT p.JQ1- . BijDty '' - - , - • 'OM - '\ 'ou. E - APPRO AN'( - U c - .. J - TE My HEARTARING AT - : LEAVE US HOPE i A4 ., woRn-ky o ''UR. TRUST - 7 TDC)Ar' .. I k. '\41 ________ COUN C B% John A. Spolski It's good to be back. DOW — YER e€sr ) / L .' ON --- LI front orlandoL robbery murder of an Orlando anti identification ritunbers. Statk'llienLs by the has indicted Tucker for robbery ill and kidnapping. Tucker is tit uli follow and testimony in ' trial, expected to last all iteek, fighting extr. Jursev %ill start Tuesday morning. Seminole authorities say llissotiette and David Tucker, 19, also of Browns Tucker and Ili.-vionette I)arted M ills, allegedly carne to Florida companyat Auburndale the (lay , ON IT-,' SLY. NtR 0 about si'nit of the issues ."jverrej in those coluinns... Ah, it good to be back. I think.?? I 'tminok investigators mid juwimli I was one of the reported 7 per cent Alto took the time IL fac ere was only one. His half-hour speech was ZKowie Schneider :r WE 'JUST WWT YW -ID K&)DVJ THAT YOUR Wax COMPANY_ C IS MADE UP OF A% News gest • about 2') minutes too long LOT OF PLAIN, SIMPLF, FMK JUST LIKE tTtURSEJ_F.. X IL,I.S. INTE 11,11, R; ENCE REPORTS that North Vietnamese soldiers %Vill bring their families : EvidenUilly there were 111111ny others who took a similar I view..."not at all convincing' " K; to Communist-controlled areas of South ~3 I :3 kletnain are regarded its lie%%, evidence lite nor!h intends to hold onto some occupied territory. (Page 111) ~:: of 44 per cent of those %Ito did tune-111, A "TIDAL WA%'E. of phosphoric acid" kills two workinen %tilien a 32-foot-high lank c0n V, taming l,8($) tons of the chemical ruptures and coILip'e ( Page A) - -- ," I I • . - ' brought to my attention art article in the Sept. '73 issue of harper's.. how to sa ve some of . ' I is .- - )our tax money. This one deals with the extravaganzas of our friends at the Pentagon. . - . -I ________ THM IS A RECCIRDIMG! IM 7HE BEST WAY... 4 hall admitted lie committed tit(- slavings. but that he and his fellow graduates sought ItItre expected to "contribute" sanity. lie was judged sane and will be sell(enced next inonth. (1111ge 111) More on this one a - / ~7 -- I - I I' I I ( I I - • - ;p 0 - I - _____ 1 - _______________________________________ - _______________________________________ I ,_,J _______________________________________________________ hili is - - • • . - - •...... --------- - - ........ , - ... .. . - , - - mite maga:tne q'..ted a stutut,,n.d defense that ecu. I payments front contractors anti consultants to Jerome Wolff. wito %it% state roads commis310rwr from 1%6 to IIXA The newspaper article did n,-I Justice Department official on tweNent the vice pmsident tn~ Sunday a' saying, *'ire hiv ing to go Lin trial. tf indicted. Ill departititint cated Agnew. Agiie was \I,ur>l mud in I'M . , ' - - I - ' ' • '-.' - " :q' " ' - verdicts of innocent h reason of * ' ha-, r14) ('tjtij ql- t)jjt 'Ahilli 11111 44 Per Cent - - -. Of Itl f4YR- - , -- - - LYN k1ffj4. -r People All Convinced' - NEW YORK (All, A (;tilup Poll cornmissioned t)V the New York Times shows that .tt)t)tIt 44 per cent of the pt'tipk' e ho atched addre ss on ttergate' 1:"'' -- cing Only !7 per cent kiud the President's speech last Wednesday night ''completely'' or (julIe a lot" co"VInCilig. tilt- newstmix-r relxii-ted SLIII - - _ ' ill' --e --., - 'Not At it! __- day Other highlighLs of the poll 'A) 1wr cent of those who w tched (ild not - tilt President's statellit-lit that he had no 111 WIVenlent in tilt- Illanning or coverup oif the Watergate burglary, M tx,r cent twiteved hint 4,4. age • I f B EVI-N 1-Olt A t'fl'V where temporary uil(j where ings stand for 50 years and tile Korean war elnergeney Still it; in eifect, 99 years is a due...inotorcycle S III ItO AGN EW - - In beautiful Wifely ferniallon 2-A I Ill"Pital 110teN Classified ails omics ;II Crossword puzzle Ikar Abby 1k ('rant' 6-A SpoIlti 6-.'s Sl.wks 6-5 TV -- ut:iu>noIsv -::,-:;-:-:-'-::'-::--: ------------------- indic In'. iii preMiuttlel Weather Vvstt'rtLm> ' s high nut*iehug 1). 'ltwrt' was .04 of iii. uuctu of rain on Saturday. through. PiurIl> cloudy l'u.'sttI) wilts is t'hai.i't' .1 " gt way fe'y a pleasure to set' how 151010f cycles can Lw tuanetled.'' It was signed by. ltoruuh.I M l','trrs ' (... -- it governor long tirac for the temporary suspension riders are subjects of u,iw'tm f critIcism-many twin rightly local government. (Page 3M so. But, Saturday I witnessed U -group of iuiotorc>vks moving south on 1792 ... the riders all its Index uniforms bearing 11w nanue, " 'A:imrrtcana t nford, Flit i.fl KdItii'iiil t'oiiuiuvnt 4A ,'s a uk'atle. They wer? cruithlg at 45 uumph. b-A hI"riistope Bridge n-,'i exauiiple of - -- Btssi,rctte had %ewf!II'3 bloixt- the diary a loose colulpilatlu of . - I ('i\ IN. titne of drath as the 'I. n Pa. A ai I .- -. more is investigating Agriew be taken to trial." the officul atiml other political anti financial said1mw also reported that A.the New York l)ail> News said figures for possible briber)', ctortiun arid tax frautt Agnew rww hmid sought to tip President Stinday. Quoting unnamed author- sass he is innotent of Nixon's WAtergatt LaWYM fIT help in preparing a comItatiliesourc,es. tile News c,illed %T'ongdoing 1111NOM PENIII has it quiet night after it rash ' credit I 0.. . little lutti . MAILUAG...-Credit - - I - .IflI v es - o - %-its kept by it foriner aide to Vice ['resident Spiro T Agrew, preposterous maneuver' - I nt.. II S. t 1I AShL%% says slit- may start having a meatless menu once a week sit the governor's mansion because of rising int'it pru'es Ii(l shortages u Iigt 3, recrulto in Orlando mentioned (-4r'?? I never heard of such a 41 c -, ' . G graduititei. to buy this guy a tu.-,A IYW 0 ' - III 1(111 IU W Mtl I I\ it' tiglithipx ti and st.i stra ight •itie4id as a Verdic t i r ead findIng hill) guilty of 10 (leSitliS. The deftuiM' I did get a ''jolt'' when friend of inie mit the Navy i 0 i,'. Obtaine r sin> of us, thou'hnow-shouki C D' ia x , i.Shouldn -4 0 rt-,r l'rz!,- rfr. A•j lLi1 fuuiit -;..t.'rI -, II:,.. I Lit.I b> an Altamonte Springs rnn tsrton \ J InvriO.,.i r he youth adult for 'irit trgr.'e nuttier Two days after the grisly find took Newell s 1)72 model the Senunole (unty ,tr;md trNewell's name was in the news several '.teeks before hut Rusonett was picked up by a s1tlnnwagon to New Jersey but the in(lietmerit i is a 'i e r'ml 'i1' lilt \'Ol(K i ,%% I Nl; '''it ieat three withs.scs Ali) eorge Itcali it. RaItnillIre ..idt' until 1970, when he left to taycoine president of Greiner have told of dehsenng cash re-portedk has (Ilitalneti a tIi.r', payoffs to Agnew The evidence of kickbacks and ia>t'ffs to Envtroruiiental Sssteins, Inc S federal grant! jur in BaIt.. is so strong that the case must ; Mar', loot! political figures that ' , cIPwntsziborsa:7 ____________ H 1. Til-AP_RG I'M FROM YOUR -TELEPKO~JE COMPAN-iie ins death %4hen a Ardper shot out a state trooper on 145 for hit. and tutchlilked back to Fktrida di=msted because it failm 3d tmin S recftt tst his -nmpLet. name wo,1111led area will his car Aai today they located the F medler's Sciiminule assistant st.ute ally. car Friday at a Bunnell Newman Broek is expt' tee! to watch Mr. Nixon's speech. No, I don't have many 0 0 '.' -rca. -au.%vheiqa Reveals Pa offs ro by N'- -. capably filling-in tand even kidnapping of lAnda Fiedler. slaying. New Jersey grand jury though I was out of loWn for a one of Bissouriette's school tit te. A eck. I had Ilk- usual number (if the Fiedli se lx-( gripers waiting to bend-my-ear beating of her husband, If WREH , Special thanks to both Da v e several days before the Newell before tw.11 was killed and Bryant arid Chris Nelson for slaying In a car stolen in the Tucker was not invoked in the - I ZEH ',T••. of - ON TH 0 3-20 IjI,irnIa% liii' juiikard sh.'r* it had been ,k iii. 1. itli i..'n.lt for .Iudge I(st-h..rd Mu1itre bun-(land ruslm. ii as sal vage. Itissont tt. it. (Ii. rubh r) first degre e iuurd r trial of flu) Ivan flissonette Jr., 15, Browns l)cte('tiVes said (hey were able niurifer of ('harks Newell. 31Mills, N. J., charged in the to retrieve the auti,'shcrnse tag yin-old father t it two children 0114- 11111g 5TSNGS.. , / . .. - . / . rin.-i i,o ii.. -.r... greatest threat to coastal sections country between Tampicn and Verwr - •.s hc.1La Mrs l-'iedler as released NeelI's bullet punctured tire In his car as the chef rhhiking. Arothne check on the using the chef near Sanford. untuiriiit,d utter her abduction IioI was found May 13 near the travu'lrtl 1-i in Orlando on his )outh b) St. Joha Cowity cards. Jury se lect ion Li expected to mpl.ut this afternoon, and a New Jersey grant! jury Ink'rsthte Four lake Mary way home from work at authlnt*es revealed Sermock -had issued a first degree esit soutt,scst of Sanford, Carolarsto Motor Inn, SR 192 stripped personal p-i pers and arid I-I. The sniper was cap- murder warrant for him in th e Investigators say they money. • The deaf man's tun'tIvpo1i':e and the shooting Newell slaying, Srmmoe recovered the car stolen suttianwagon was also missing. inri.knl was reported not vrstlgatiss are stiLl to rve. and used by Bissonette next day Irive.stiguturs linked iitli Newell's death. what led them to supect and Tucker to come to mtlenlmfit,I the 240 Nud miii An auup6y showed sreU flissonette. Florida. using it Kissiinince motel room was shot rune times, five in the When arrested at St — he) fount! near the hod) in a head Authorities pinpointed Augustine authorities said ~Ar4) -- I __________ a SNAFT-L'N OF YoLr%. INTEGRITY/ - Is (k,... YOU ARE 'fl4IP4K '- - - ;.'. ___________ IF YA EVEN SI< IN THE W&RMTt-4 - • — • tJ, OL - - -- ' issone e ur er ria I I iuiii l.tA)Vl) lirraW ',l'iII Writer TITUSVII I F Selection of 12-nieii;ber ' rt court jury - h(iI'I('J. -- S - I ';uhI of('ampeh' tday where she is expected to gain tiiirr in" Irerigth later as sh' heads 12-Member Jury Selections Start ! - pvllcr_a •... described as .rmrd and ritremely Monday, August20, 1973—Sanford, Flodda 32771 65th Year. No. 301 PrIce 10 Cents by Stoffel & Elezmdab.31. BRENDA BIJILDING IN STRENGT~, ,A -1-A 111111kit-rshoiAri.-v numil) iturow CS ;hutaf Ill l.A . -/---------------------''-:-,-:-., tiOs. 14mw touuiglul Ituiw irobatsutlt 541 per • 'ttt tti4a iiiol l'ucs,lis> in.,! 21) per •Ilit ftIti'Iit .51) fM. I Lt'itt Lit lit tel Nietui should turn 0% et tape recordings of his int'tutgs %%Lth aides to the SciuttLi Watergate committee and the t'ourts, iti per cent said no. - - 58 1wr Cent disagreviii with Nimm's statement that civil rights and antn%ar protests hdt create tile atilloilojert. that led to the Watergate a greed. , P The poll was based on it uuitioiti1 5amplt of 810 ,, ' - adulLs reached by telephone Ttiursdav night Ixlk.'rts say the poll's inirgiui of error was up to four percentage points either war, the 'I'm'ies said A to monte s Budget To Highlight Agenda AI I l(l\US sUvet '. '. ' , ;'• j, Unit 4, KvpetiwnLativs trum ,Llarl' p.snet nrtuta wOl pcvent council writing prv4als foe iup _1Ji1-. ,%ltamne'nle cit) ptes..weI U' t1t,Y with UMMMt 41iU!' vhaiuiber Cuwscjl t the sertces- pusiwl fur the poLice part approval 'ricnk'd budget at a wurLsttop tum/ftt, :4 $it,$L3,6J budget will be held tdu at 4 31) p.m. u t To tilt- question. "llow convincing did you fuld President Ni xon's speech?" I per cent responded, t'onq)IetcIy' convIncing, 12 per cent sstitl, (jUlts' it lot, 2." per cent saId, sornt'wtuit per Cent ssuitl, not at sill, sunl -I per cent had sit) i)I)iuitOl, 'Iso on the atenda a bid a South Seuwwk Js,'ive opeilunge Iut pollee car's and hae requested taste to nuke pwnper cqwpu%wnt; prentatIn concerning report on is garbage ,'s I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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''- :* . - - , I - *_ - I - -=. = .-,-.. ~_ ~__ - Pursued By FRANK MACOMIJEJt Copley News Service mhslons in the late-1970s and -17 1 _ - -. - INW1 _____ : 100pe - '' I A MOTHER'S AN6CISII for he, fri ghtened 1111k boy afl%hert In the orId. This is the refugee center in - a scene thai could come from embattled Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I. 0 lS AMJKIk (All) - ortn.r presidential adviser John D. Ihrlichman has been In. . NOW Ifi Progress Northern I lemisphere around Royal Apollo 10 Electric Portable Tuesday along with former Ehrlichrnan aide Egil Krogh Jr.; David Young. a former aide to Henry A. Kissinger, and convicted Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy. The newspapers said they had learned Ehrlichman also had been indicted on a perjury charge, The PoM said the four men were named in burglary-con. spiracy charges. The Times did dicted by - the ---- vrnti liiru JT vestigating the break-in of the office of Daniel Eilsberg's payclitatrist, the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post said today. The newspapers said Ehrlichrna,, who was White House adviser on domestic affairs, was indicted secretly ' 1~ .. 13W .11 ~ 41160~- Indicted Others 4 But it was pulled off the shelf for "action" recently with the discovery of Kohoutk, the brilliant comet asironomers _. - Limit Is Expecte BEIRUT, Lebanon (AR) ProductfUll - Although the United St-t t t the I nt' ! Si 'tt: - public will thrill to the sight of L '. i . i (h I the comet a rather hhum : ft 5 S se: whether the American -- ....... : . not specify the other charges, but said they were in connection with the break-in. Sources for the stories were not cited. Ehrlichman's local attorney, Joseph Ball, said he had not heard whether his client had been Indicted. '1 don't know anything about it," he said. Sources said the 18 grand ju. rors filed into court at 8 p.m. EDT after spending most of the day hearing a r(play of Eli. A.' ' 4 1~ 11 JAÜÜi1 - BrIeTs OVV) Wheat Demand Continues -The denum for wheat around the world continues strong =d Una. bated, and because of Ulis pfices wW MUMM a iu'I l,e ai.i , ii organization reports that,, unless the stocks avallabIefurexport are itcreaed, the poorer countries, which import hail' the world's Hurt ur1 BEIRUT, Lebanon (AR) - Foreign Of the 10-nation (pJ of Arab Petrolewn Exporting Countries are meeting today in Kuwait to discuss a joint policy toward the United States and other supporters of Israel. oii industry sources thre most that can be expected is hvement on limiting production increaws. A freew on production or a reduction oWd hurt the §4t Itf] orb ~ I * 8 YR. 160 OLD STANLEY.... 4.29... 47.18 "I pe In AT 436, Cauol,erry #OTT1191411CIUAIIII WISER 10 YR. WCARAMAS140110 MACKENZIE ,, , ANDEMAN $" no '' - - M ANY - - - WhU 4 liNt I . , '0 . 3.99.4 - 83. OPEN SUNDAY Mt CVIII COUNTY SIC P STOUt 51(0 LOUUU OFIN I I &M. TO 2 41111. Aa MAN A VOLISM P'& 1" ." _2 taiv Gults"M KSTCN Ir au W. starts ......us INIA I P.M. TO I &IL ___ a V ftA ' 2.88 ____________ - .,, .!ài ioA' IMP. TEOUILA JSUCtITU.NLuCa CLAN MACGREGOR... ('AIAfliAit i'j& ' SER 15 YR. CAN. BOO '' _____ & '1 L , ANY GOLD COACH AMIMCO cwuasi ITIL"KI &.-vit" WALKER DELUXE 6 4s,49 sm UN c 1"A*'"" THIS WF' DT DCCDri Dliv .,,, -- . 7IL& MAI _____ • •.... ..- -' • That's iiiucti the sanie a the < IN- to= is) it" 59,.. X 10. LJ -. 74$lM730$ IMP. IT11 su"TIT an operation with one Mmilar to It W "%I Ptimly " 3 FUN u T H IS WEEKS ONLY .. ._ - a Genera d 96 of 12D union bitraU on not only for the nolocals voted to obey the back-to- mpraung who ork islation. The law was the railroads but also for the Saturday by Aran.sprt I D.C. SOUtHERNUMFoRT BEACH TOWELS 99 ______ AM8ASAOOR VERMOUTH Mto ii t1w't;*u . ______ ______ new Contract& 0 - 3 CABER '44.'.u1 12 / - Cassetberry . DOROTHY L snfl and '. 3995 T T'Ô' UN 299 C*aayy_ Longwooci tIacI . ____ -~~ -- ,'HStL -- -- . oy 17" 2 i " " 5N.i'43y P '' I57 ½ GAL. GOLD SEAL;"' "°' ''a. rt::,, ABC - _____________ -- ** N SAIIHAL BEAUJOLAIS 298 3195 ABC POflI SHERRY. UUSC 1 19g. 1US - &SAVE 249 ROYAL ' iRRYtMPDENMMK72I -n-S-u. - 379 ) 50 SAM MARTIN 111511*6 ••••• FACM PORTUGAL PONBAt 2.29 23,90 MORE S1MO tABLtS.,. 4.29 -- Acemndertothereaidentsof 1 ongwood snd Winter Springs . you ere now a inember of the Seminole Cott y ,.. Central Communleations :* N et w ork as of midnight Mon 1 .... t291 24 -. . 4',t't*,,'.'v, 48.50 10 ViNY. HA1EA1J 31CM111 69' , BEYCHEVILIE SCOTCH'"""1959 " RIUART ' CUARTtr-"L31" I 79 IQUART ' 9*&"ft~*'*"'3*rW*; low"*"" N*4"# - _____-. .. .. SBASTIM1 P1*01 *011 ___ 3.13, 32.50 .1 ..ts..s, m - I 2b95 2495 CRACXUN0RDS . - uuv 1 3290 -anowtoo."wan " PATRICIA RICH 33i n AIiamonte5,,.ings I column by 2 in "" is V." ... Alta montespeings panim Trainsa rdied In the CaSte-I S4u1&Pt1s10p4 .,, IIIAOTI POR1Htaa' UUM,iu wrnpoar 4 TU,."IIIOCAUO f I 29... 1428 BLUE LABEL 1tFFRAUMtCn 729 MARY L. BAILEY ' is F*Glr,js Erjç' ii* CAll H tirflghioafaJrsettIe,n,g been .. Z 21.43 StAY! 8115 1.11 433 U5ORGPE1N ,.,..,,....... -.. 1.41 EVE CRASTRCM n-1 * ndtnt de pen d ent Auto 1rain or poratlon, leaves Lorton, Va., %%whIfltofl burb 1it about 8 p.m. and arrivcx, some 15 hours and 900 miles later at Sanford, Fla., which is not far front Mialili (and Disney :5 WOrld) and an Cl(S) C!I1 C to the a%t lIfl(l west coast vacation : ca" - strikes and 19M. Secord td, ,oba&krv.acant4y,w-e that - GE'If SEE 8115 1 03 393 AICPREM1UIWR0RCREAMALE 1.05 4.11 J{nefsee During a hearing on the Ecological Utilities Wenthersjiel.I and Janson LK - ., - .. . .. . J4 156" .j 1' OTCH gum"_v*"1t$""$ bcNomaj BELU. t - - -- ..1 !ss"_--Pq .p,, 4N" ""7 -... .. 'u.rP -.-. , "rt .j Ii -, . , . ,~ - , 000* - '-j- ' ____ . t~ ..' . -. • _____ _____- .:.;.__ - - - -.d=-- .- X=Z,~7; - " - _L_ - ;2~_;QZ___Z= =,=-__'i~ ~ _ 7; - -- - -A S_-a-- - *w ----. £ 1 IN' I - - . V \ __ A & - News Diges t ' . N9 ma,549 oft _ .- -- I . Die new tmergenc) police numter is 830-5111. Police u,i..rs Wesles E)owcll of tand state the vity Ili which they ' / in iorwr in the six sears since his love slave I an 1 I murder rrn1s it) is asnnig or paroIi le. ' ,,/rti _14.11 . a tile legislators' power stniggle will) flie WNW IIOUSt! (Page 113) DON JACKSON Accepts offer V. .1 IV McCarley I - - ... . - L t&_.q - --- , __ .'•' f '- - - . - I .. ' - . - -. - - ' ., ------- -- -- - - - - • :" -c - WATCH THAT SPEED SANFORD POLICE 01-e keeping their 'Ray out so far. One driver was nabbed doing 40 mph Gutf portable timer trained on school zones this in the 20 mph zone. Police say most school zone week to catch speeding motorists. Officers reported, however, only about 10 tickets handed violations seem to occur -.. ' city of ownership of all of the the agreement," Freemar said, tire quipuient under control of "there will be no conflict." the old district, At the Subui ban Fire Control LAKE MARY-City council, While the area is actually District meeting last WedTuesday evening, authorized closer to Longwood, Freeman nesday at Lyman High School, Acting Mayor Don Jackson and told the council, he felt that city County Atty. Howard Marsee City Atty. Torn Freeman to ileal would not provide the service, said the remaining 10 per cent ith the count)' on accepting The Longwood fire depart. of the old Lake Mary district Commissioner John Kim- ment, which is under specific that remained unincorporated brough's "triple option" fire orders from its city council not owns all of the equipment. protection plan for unin. to go out of the city to fight fires Freeman, however, said such corporated areas surrounding unless t here is a mutual aid a decision wasn't (air, but that the city, contract or a danger to life is the ropored Lake Mars Freeman outlined the plan involved, has $12,500 budgeted coverage of that area should and said he felt acceptance, in revenues from out-of-city eliminate that question. tliicli would include the fns." He said he expects the remaining unincorporated Lake Mary last week set a commission to levy ad valorem w;ttiofl3 of the old lake Mary preliminary figure of $2,000 in lazes "up to the three mill fire district, Loch Arbor, and revenue from out-of-city fires, constitutional limit" to pay the the area south of the district, "There is a potential conflict share of the unincorporated extending to the Longwood city as to who owns the equipment- area fire bill, somewhere near, line, 1-4 on the west and U.S. 17. the city or the fire control 92 on the east, may assure the district-but 11 we consent to fl)nCd,On P. 8A Col: 4) Delia Now A Dying Storm in the afternoons. , - ' 4 ii\1(RVLEh(itY . "No man's land" . Camps Be May r\1\'Fl(1V l' j Li t'.'irt;. iti i:ri. tr' arrt:t UcinnnL of tropaail sttjrs,, io areas. Residents of more 10 inches more rain could caus.. OVIEDO -With only a light Della churned up high winds to.. than a dozen wuthesst Texas additional flooding. building a factory that will make (biting turn out Tuesday for the Oviedo day after pausing in the Gulf of __________________ State police blamed Iklii for 111.1clCill' power plants is granted but then `*' municipal election, voters gave Mexico and finally muscling a highway crash in which two The Seminole County Cornbbockd within hours by a federal judge. Herbert McCarley 101 votes to ashore near here, Weather , riders in a pickup trick died million Tuesday said the tPae 5A) win over Walter Itawisn in the Two storm-related deaths after swerving in front of a federal government __________ one 'ace for the group H cowvii were reported. Yesterday's high 30 low this heavy truck near Anal-nine, east month away from deckling to Early today, the National morning 72. Yesttrday there of itouston. The victims were declare the Wekh-* River a Index ..% seat. Weather Service rrp,irtviI that was a total of .13 of an Inch of Dann K. Lester of Cedar Park, "Wild Ether," a status Area deaths very few 113 Entertainment 10A Elected for two-year tertii1)cha still ws able to Ii)UALCt rainfall recorded, Timiiothy O'Ctnnor of risers In the country have and without opposition were Carl s%lnd.s up to So raiI?s per hour in Partly cloudy through Lafayette. La. achieved. Calendai.r 2A Hospital notes Warren, Council group 1, and 2A a few sqtiatls. Thursday with a few thunAfter lingering In the Gulf of herald Staff Writer J aaulfk'dads . 12-13A Mayor Leon 0111ff, who was Pubilcr.otices ..... hA The dying storm, which nver dershamers mainly during the Mexico for three days, Delia Rictards analyzes some of the Comics HA Soclets 9A seeking his oecuid term. llw% quiti' achieved hurricane fin-ce. afternoon and evening hours moved acrs, the eistline implIi'ations of the poitsible will take office en. D.A. 1. lingered m1,r Highs near 00. Lows mostly in Tuesday with winds gustn up "Wild River" status sshk'h down the cuast I cm the lower 70. hI 68 in.p.h. at Galveston and could throw weekend "camps" Only 181 of . the dty's 84 10 " Rains accompanying iiii Rim probability 40 to 50 per hitting sustained peak of oil the many islands that dot the r.4 I torialconinwnt .. , . -;t registered vt4cr's went to ft,' filled city streets in some areas cent during the days and 20 per mph., awell scenic riser in Sports Spotlight, below mnhriiInum polls, near theet and senti.,arns cent at night. hurricane (os-cs, of 75 imp h. I Page IOAi. s' Winner - ________ - .. .. *"'- - - -. -. . beeame tile world champion of space flight, _' logging more time away from planet Earlb t~ than any other man. (Page 113) A a '' By J RICHARDS Herald Staff Writer - J JV - 7 - - . r I rr f i month's mon s v cation to tackle money bills that carry ovettones of , Fire Protection Meeti ng .Due / (O\( 111 SS I For Lake Mary, County I * BEST WINE UYShl - Ut( Commissioner Greg Druri.rnond, ui a mntnormt report, caiie'i the line "mapprops-late." lie said the public would be better served by allowing the company to use it., funds to correct def iclemies -i t the sewage plant. "The U.S. equivalent, the q i aai,r flflg . permits in the company's which State's Attorney IrireMigator Jack l'ulenwider :: ead. , SKVI.AB 2 commander Alan L. Bean to&y I t pertains to Auto- ~e 'It; *_ - --' ri..rs,cR, uut _______________________ , - -: . raw sewage ito the L,tfic -- tail ...;:.,. maintain an adequate staff to provide 24 hour service to report line breaks. nwung deadlines for adequate sewage treatment, to complete construction of a new sewae treatment plant. 900 MAIN RNMI BROOKFORD ii 11150 ,,I*_~ GOLD COACH 10 YR. W" A& W110-Tav"lly W" 56 " I' I-& 111 StiLl If ..AL 100 PR. VODKA ____ 1 don't know about you, but 'in'nt'ver a plainclothes man come.peces-wy for him to identify himself, I Just get the extra sensory feeling. Yesterday was no exception. Only this one had an extra. special charisma about h4n. No wonder - he was an FBI agent, Big story to follow within the !ikcly , it'll reach the national wires .....aiid again Sanford conics into the spotlight of nationw ide attention GEORGE " lta, if DICKEL ii* EM ' ' :.. .... ,, uArc fl fl fl LJ1?' r n a ii -..4fF11lfj(,~. $Ti CERTIFIED "1111t6i V"" B * ow lZatt"I /sit. *-0rM4_" "t IT1111i M V.O. BARTON SEAGRAM 7 ..O &~$Fftftf L.1010 31 LANSON DOT vo CYD WV u a in. vn f.'i' In. uui.usu. " l(IA •', ~q ' Floor GOLD JIh _____ CAM DI 1111111THI CACAO ?MISITTI 9 '- 09 o 41.1111 3.11 47.50 f book I fi e$ .... =3mlr 4115 McHENRY 12 YR. KY. fllfl irin'ov 14n"13 uaa 311 •... QUART MR. ED KY. VODKA 5.996T14 IM. BRANDY IIICH 11153 y'.*o; R1 ,; IIu.it - . ABEVOCKA-6111-RUM 31J5 .... I91OL FORBIDDEN FRUIT Vo ,I' • ff. 559, JACOWN SIDE GN LIQUEUR 6.99 w. GALLIANO = ROYAL DELUXE PREMiUM "I 1. - C0INTRAU mips tiug • RENAULT McHENRY 12 YR. KY. 95 STNS .. ....... VEN "I Ilk iii __ • - tu The old aston that taking your work home with you is a bad practice was Ignored Tuesday by Sam Martin, and It just might mean a cranky old cocker spaniel mutt may live a few years longer. Martlñ.Lhemanfnchargeof the county dog pound, has offered to take Mayor, the notorious dog which has bitten at least 18 people in the neighborhood of his home near Maitland. Mayor, according to Martin, has been a model inmate at the pcund incc he was first tossed In there almost two months ago for his biting - - escapades. The county on, which was all set to tvindMayor a death sentence. apparently gave in to puhlit- lir"Luire te spare the dog Groundwork wits established that might allow Mayor to find a new home with Martin, who lives In a rural area. One of Mayor's chmplons, Assistant Public [Wender Gerald Rutberg, said that Mayor's owner, Melcom Altman, had agreed to give up his late wife's pet so that it could live. Commissioner Greg Drummond said it would be a good idea to have Mayor "reconditioned" by a local veterinarian. fie said he had read books and talked with a veterinarian and (tUIClUde(l that SITW CI(ICrlV tk'g which turned vicious could be rettabilated. One woman during the hearing offered to pay for an), veterinary costs plus Mayor's food bill if the board spared him. Chairman Sid Vitden said the dog has not been on trial. adding that the two hearings thus far have been held enly to take testimony. Then, Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee repeated his advice that the board could rule Mayor was less than vicious and muld have him relocated. prompted a comment from Drummond that he did Thisthe dog foisted (iff on another area. not want The corimts5oners delayed for two weeks their final decision on whether to send Mayor to the gallows. At that time the will decide if Martin'shozii ill be an acceptable -- ........ 3".9 39,75 UT ROYMOELUXE VODKA . 3't11' 44.95 also $.99." • " BURKE & i-.. BARRY "E!- .. , ns. øauaiu RPJ1 IJN VODKA 1L1" 4.20 -- 49.95 5.29 '-' 8195 a CANAOLL.N FAU.S s*1 3.'..11' 46.95 !T1LJ1 530 1. LUU N N iLU - IkuA131 _____ LIA 1'tP Mx E . '" i AL RtI-IL t ____ bMiMuu,iri .. II ABC KILT CASTLE GRAND DAD - For fast relief C2 t C A 1C - C LO You'd be surprL5ed at what the kids are being taught these days .....andonthefirstdayof school, no less, Take Milwee Middle SChOOl as an example. The sixth, graders there were toll by their Instructors that "in all probability you'll be seeing 5011le rats around the school.....and maybe even ir lb.. classrooris But don't worry. Just ignore thcni..... don't bother them and they won't bother you." Unbelievable, Isn't it? .. IS Ii CAlL ____ . . property dainage from breaks By DONNA F-WES Htrald Staff Writer • STANLEY $COICN ..........3S' $MI**O1f VU%A ......41 41 cum "Alt 11CM111 .... if, swo cu 84 Pit. got . 66* CLUB 1$ Decision Fo r TTwo Wme - --- coinpany's two water plants In Seminole County and concluded public hearings on reported 1olatlonattI-'z1uesda) 'In £ report signed by Cornmissioners Sid Vihlen, Mike hfattaway, John Kirnbrough and DickWilliams, the utili ty Company B John A. Spoiski iiiu. gg 529 -- - - ST LEGER Price 10 Cents Mutt 91 -_ le. i. i CANADRNZPfiffiG$ "' irnwr ursinu n vn SlIM "" ,n. me " mC ABC 0 YR. OLD 111 -1irr - LT 9I1MI$$& .5r T0DNUNT1 ,W ,,_jR. COKY- ROYAL CASTLE 'can' 1:'o ne ek HliiuRY 3itt 10. ... QAIIflV L1Aflflh11I ii t,mnini.0 sEl Twu. ''" '' i , . HLnDACHEI 1r Minister John Mmro S-c rd cresdent of LLC said compulsory arbitration a,- !r A ' 95 1: A werternust province, rail 1,' - PARDISE '111 COMING 12 YR. 100° BOND 1.99',1 89.50 QUART HEDGES 8U71.ER , . . . 6.99..,, 83.15 8YR ROYMDEIUXE 399 ,,.. 4595 UUARTS&° KIITCASI[E 498... 5885 °" °" i• U in .....a un aa.00 SAM CLAY 12 YEARS 010 - .5.99iu 55.81 uuni isuw,ANn ..... • o.39' 149; ,, MOVING CAN BriUxh Columbia, the countrys end. COGNAC CUT1YJ1RK McHENYR RC Al ii nrrivr * Fiorka77 Pf-1r1rf4 fliIriw ufpz yoults 1_~__~_Jll.-~ SK. mud 58" "a tug "'I210d ' L 71.111 4s,89 wAsy - 5s,99 sm SWINGIN - PtU* 7-an10d, ---:-A - I Some workers repa0edly gm in trains were being aswm. contifiaLd to atan picket lines in Wed. Vancouver, Thunder Bay, OnL. and Winnipeg. whicil remined Commuter sm4ce to Toronto a roadblock to transcontjnthj and Montreal also was oper- SM?- N1A'1'1I11'1II(UII1I1 - Wearietiay, viiemr5, 65th Vejlr, No. 314 4 WISER In 111 In. am . 1 17-92, FSiII * HI-Way 17-92 - 99 J tIAkIl $$0 IUSAL 49!. ''''', 41511.1 L 'J Ix 95 • _*a,A*yJaTL AP r A t. 11 50 ABC RUM ROYAL lit. DELUXE -1 - m $80,000 Slams -• , 48 2AM, SR 436 nea- Forest City citing eight violations of county regulations. Thi'rnnipnn renairit'ti within the past several days Souuiern Gulf Utilities asked for and reivedarehearingonoct.2. " m not TIFUL N ALrvi ii a ANY BRAND ANY DRINK ANY TIMS * flID "' by a strike of their own that has been on for more Om a moraL - I* swa*siiws ITNI ' ' "WR STANLEY ABCl" 411 GIN OLDLINIVU11vow LEILAPI, ' TORONTO (AP) - The List rail union holding out against legislation to end the Canadian rail strike agreed Monday night to order its 18,000 member to return to work. With the trains rolling, one of Canada's Largest newsprint producers said it would reswne shi Pm shipments this week. U ButWO t 0thee - VISIT YOUR B flta I 1Db fl WV I AIIC "" iun,uni. L vpuu ,- provinm, and East Coast f.-r. holdout union UI Canadian nea went back into service dur "all strike ordered its members tag tle weekend after the nineto return to work Monday night day nati(xai fjjJ is' compliance with Parlia. mens"s back -to-work On the prairxs, 0e Canactian egislation. But there were NaugpjiJ railway reported t.' to the lrePorts cx Ivat1.nve operations west of Winnipeg '- -.- Seminole County corn- water plants Tuesday night, spectioris that minimal stanParmelee said he found water mnissioners sitting as a utility H.M. Parmelee. acting county A company engineer, Vernon tiards have not been maintained two inches deep on the pun- Lynch, listed plarned water control board Tuesday levied utility department director, and the Weathersfieltl facility proom floor and the chlorine plant an $80,000 fine against the said he Found during in. improvements including room Was in a similar state, was in a state of disarray. Ecological Utilities new wells at both sites. rrath V1F AlfATHPSfVIX Is - - ."c BUYSBY TOCULOAD WOLF IvlIuI vow 37 . -a C - IB 4YttTL I7 "s i I to U1IIIITI*TKates TIMES It' JL ___ MR ED KY. ROYAL DELUXE g' ____ On bO rnai :;tft. ) MIX A*y SAl 1!TiJtS Th fI AMER;CASLSTE&SDLEJ, ,aw*iuw,. , L AVW,arae (Ax-) - Israels ruling Iatoi- port approved unanimously a plan ghtening the Jewish grip on same of the Z 000 square miles of land captured in the 1967 ww. The Plan, prornoted by Defense Minister Moshe Canadian Strikers D,i R urn traffic D JOHN EHRLICHMAN Former Nixon Advisor tCont'd, On Pg. 18 Col. I) Wethersfield sewage plant on ORLANDO, FLOR1tA U101 sun Plan Is Approved t"t ,J - EA "3011,1 4 -'"'"7* 4,*79OUAAT AMtX 95 i' " - Ell $K _ L I it STIL IT, "s. - I... ABC KAI TN[ LOVFU__~ 4 11 $& cfr;kire 'U Return Pent,, which was reinforced earlier Mon-lay by troops brought tn by helicopter and boats. O tu1AL( KEY p,nsutl LONDON (AP) - S"Alanil Yard said It thow.ht a bomb Umt inJureA 11.ree policemen Monday night wa. , the work of vengeful Eut -311 Kepubucan Army. IV parcel, addressed to a police station In the East End, was found In a stolen car. The Yard also was Investigating why three policemen handled. it after all the aspiclous packages as a result of the bombing ware In London for the post two weeks. Another bomb found in Birmlnghsm failed togoof, 'UJIOS Kompong Chain to its airpwt, The rebels Monday night also fired Z)O mortar rounds CE Gangsters Blamed ri PHNOM PENif, CRmbudla' (AP) Insurgent troops have clashed sharply with government inits on both si&s of the road V,;FDY P. I CLAN Is #SS george !]'. MAcGGOR c penni g Jewish thMI Ambs.organizations to buy land from the than the United States, which gets only six per centofitsoilfrorntheMabe, I 1 r r O hi Insurgents IS kr f -m To Ecolog ical Util ities Firm a .' '' Freeze %AIp. !"J'JI'4 iii clictinents were returned, an aide to special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cent said they could threaten Cox's Watergate investigation. Superior Court Judge James G. Kolts, who received the indictments late Tuesday, ordered the documents sealed until at least onc ,! 'os indicted surrenders to authorities Names and charges stemming r -. -If-1.; rlichman's testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee about the ElIsberg breakin. The jurors reportedly also had been shown three White house Interoffice memorandums Involving Ehrlichrr.an, Krogh and Young arid covert plans relating to Ellsberg. There was no immediate official COflifilent on the Times' story. After the sealed in. 1-97 Save on Office Furniture Office Machines Office Supplies Att-Drafting & Engineering Items and Luggage _________ I .- In Burglary County *7995 SALE PRICE , -Z ichman, Regular $129.95 !t :' ;.IL supirt 1 Israel. .L trn Organization of Arab Pet- of its oil from the Arabs by the event Ui space after the exExporting Countries 18(, at present it is dependent Unofficial reports say Faisal . -- GA meet today In Kuwait to discuss on them for only six per cent, citenient and chills of the Apollo already has agreed to cut a a joint policy toward the United Europe and Japan manned lunar Landings, get 80 to ) planned 30 per cent increase in r r-_ __. States and other supporters of per cent of their oil from the Ziproduction to 10 per cent as a Israel. Middle East and North Africa, It was too late for comet warring to Washington. The :;. - - OI industry sources say the The Arab oil organization It, king has spoken chasing and any kind of out against a most that can be expected is an cludes Saudi Arabia, Kuwait. to l cutoff Kohoutek encounter mission of Arab oil and is ta agreement to limit production Iraq, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Bali. believed after its discovery last March. to have convinced Increases, which could affect rain, Libya, Algeria, Egypt and But the prospect of its arrival President Anwar Sadat of anticipated increases in con- S}TLa. over the Northern Hemisphere Egypt t ha t a policy Of imp&n In the United States per. GEORGE IIABASH, leader next winter gave Saudi Arabia, whose esti- suasion would be more NASA new and other Indu alie'JnaUoj advan- of the Marxist Populrr Front encouragment to take the mated ollreservesof160 blthon tageoug than one of threats, for the t.tberatluu of Palesnut then Is no Iniite btrre!.a are the worhl'a rgest, But 17r ci On the militant side i th ..ver'aiic,n of One. ;a the guerrilla or r.'44.:4. v.. .tnrh- I" r*'tt ' et Grlgg.Slcjeljerun in rl ii.Wya, gantiatlon will not renew which has taken en- reduce production, l;r;elv i1 th" wai 'recttg. K.. rC IIIL. ' • n oI.,. fl"bt. atrtinr hijacking in the fare. vc. ! .i a.r.(. C 'n ut ue foreign because this woald hurt the FFaisal a i sal -the c o 11"n try 's oil seeable future in l9J and a possible rencompanies operating on its -. Arabs' European and Japase moderate, pro-Western terrHzrv arid (a nht'Irin ..t.e Tvujan,i wtuij toe moiarcn-t rs.si-u,Ia uit.rusznguwpriyjc VI' icy o a stick to lOO ___________________________ IU?ICISU taM 01130 per cent. ITR nwm - I Ehrl I 0 long and complex one, rutted in dezvous with that comet In 1984. were described as Ill omens, some controversy and with the AU these, of course, would be preludes to natural disasters prospect that Congress will unmanned ohser"atjon which never materialized balk at spending millions on missions. The famed Halley s comet 0 such ethereal projects at a time History recal that come t 1910 was a man tths1 when Americana are calling f sightings usually have conversation piece (or tax cuts Instrad of new space generated fear In earthlings. generation and still is w-u' endeavors. Their blazing trails sometimes by scientists. i' Oil Spacemen early-to mid-1980s, In the hope that the American public-also Congress-will be more than The comet exploration mildly interested in comet- proposal has been in the chasing by then. National Aeronautics and But the road to a firmed-up ace Administration works for comet-probing blucprtht is a some time. '. ______ - By I U.S. space agency officials are moving ahead with plans fur psIble comet exploration .- - - Report 11 _ - ! On Papers 41, ~ #. i~~__~ - - --- -1 I George Stuart's Plans . - - __ Chasing - 4 I Cornet . F . :_ZA -__ ~__ I __ _. 7 , Rem oved �-. -,-- I T qt- 2A Th' fr _:•'_'.I I i County I co Semir n I — BUSICSS and Professional x y LATRASAVNGS Calenda'r 3Cp1. ,, Urlentation. Actions I Registration, 7 p.m. The threatened floixIng of Sit 414 by Island Lake south and north was ordered investigated by Commissioner Greg ikummon4 Tuesday. Fire, And Arbor Codes potectzon cc4e for the unincorl)orated areas (4 the county was reviewed in work session and placed on the agenda for action at next Tuesday's meeting. The proposed o rdinance includes a fire bureau to enforce the law outside lire control dprevention istricts in Uniflcotporated areas, (ire It is to be reviewed In work seslon at II a.m. Tuesday and Is scheduled for pub& hr1n at 7 p.m.ncxt the same day. The adopt ed an arbor ordinance which has been under consideration for many months. Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee said the law w ill become eff ective when notificati on has bcen received from the secretary of Athit fh' ii: bctn filed TJllLass1 Manc urged the board take wtion as soon as possible to set a fee Schill for pert, required in the ordinance, before certain trees are destroyed. three4el deep washjut on Lanwood hills Rnad, ter!T..e11 on etremIy kaardmj sitttIor.., was, ordered roignt to the attention of Longwood officials by J.C. Lavender, county road, superintendent 1A tLU BOTTLE OF 100 Ii EMPIRIN YY l KOID-AK . FILM ou COMPOUND f LIMIT i CoupoN coon SATURDAY. Sf. Vo r . 20 oz. AEROSOL CAN H SPRAY . 19 $ i' 1 J I 1 - COUPON GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, SF'1 0 In Greater F1øxjbjljt Amendments to setninoli Zoological Society's lease of new zoo and botanical the Lake Monroe propeuiy w approv ed b" the brd gardens are t3 be constructed were Clifford Nelson, society president, said Lhe d94" will give his group greater flexibility while retaining coun ty The major c"e will allow the society to let coll of up to $10,0W wilthout requiring performance bonds and 10 flq,e. ( t"ontractor' money. per cect rt year, may also LLSC any contractor In Florida, rather than jus'C t miruleCounty business!fltfl. :ii that Cowity everything built cosiornzs With architectural plans. County Budget Delayed I Ruby F. Wolford Peggy J. Pedigo Arlene C. Rumbley Sandia Mnisak Florence Jones Diane Joyce Smith Nancy A. Spivey Gail Philli ps Le A. ikrry Bramble Shirley Ann 1'ti Marjcrie Benton Robert L. Randall Alice Mae Hillery Clara Dc Boc EWdi C. Maynard L. rite G. Ashley COLOR 1 HAIR ,•, , . I .( j&j SWABS couror ccD Ti!ouo - - - - — - — - MOVE=MM 3 I D RY D A - _.. — I A1~ - , , COUPON G"- *— 1! 0% . ' * I 111 L'I DALLS24OCT. SATL)y sri .! I League of Women Voters membership coffee, log Greenleaf Land, Altamonte Springs (Spring Valley), 8 p.m. _.._. ,.._ LYSOL LIQUID AJAX Sept. 17— Sai Rotaq, noon, Civic Ctnt". Speaker. Dave adert, UC; topic., ,community CCOPeration In Adult and LIQUID DETERGEW= 86111,84V fr, ' __ Flnm&H 1 Sept.2i— ardord Rotary, noon. QvIc Center. Speaker, Everett A111111111bb. BATH SIZE AV jWESTIL Y I COUPON 0-000- THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT. pk- dO, 4- V °r BULB c 29 REG. Sept. Annual meeting of Florida Section of American Society at Civil Engineers, Hilton Hotel, Jac¼3onvil1, Battle For Kompong Cham - PHNOM PENII, Cambodia ( AP) Khmer Rouge insurgents on Tuesday night pushed to within a mile of besieged Kompong (iiam, overrunning two government Is'siUons and inflicting heavy casualties on the defenders. fl.-\NGKOK,Thajtand i,%P U.S.andThai authorities have agi ced on the withdrawal of 70 more U.S. planes and 1,510 American airmen from (our air bases in Thailand. The withdrawals will begin Thursday. More than 100 planes and 3,550 U.S. Marines were withdrawn from Thailand last week. 'I 4 IRONING 3 3 BOARD ________________ WORr I GLOVES • 29 - REG.49C COUPON GOOD THROUC,N A1U,OAY i F1 Netherlands Opens Jubilee 'f p THE HAGUE, Netherlands (All) Premier Joop Den 'ul hailed Queen Juliana in a broadcast opening a weeklong silver jubilee celebration. - - -. Marlin Wins Freedom In Fight Richard S. Schmitt Deltana JuliaA. l'Kky. Lake Mary William E. Cappa Jr., Mount Dora fJnthi Purk'nri Orhr'!n krVing.44 . - -— hut Y1'T j'1 A h j Lr POTATO 42I CHip5 - ' REG 65c COUPON GOOD T H ROUGH SATURDAY SUPT Pc1 . by - - - - - - - - - - - w — — ————— Can&berry PATRICIA RICH 834 i2J2 Altamonte Srngs Fret City - HILDA RI[fMOJ4o 11 ?S1S K OF 6 A 4I - opium - I O PL 111 ' Ll1I I vfic }lDOl.Ul.0 (Mi) &xnewhere in the Paci fic near iwres%tims a marlin who fought so fiercely to remain free that he hospitalized one of his would-be captors. Bob Silverman said he and his (imhing partner, Tom Prentice, were trolling Monday when Prentice hooked the marlin, estimated to weigh between 100 and 150 pounds "The fish jumped into the cockpit, hit me and knocked lilt' (hit, then ricocheted off me and knocked my fishing partner flat," Silverman said. The fish then went overboard. Prentice suffered no major injuries, but was "scraped raw" on parts of his face, shoulder and hands during the brief encounter. Silverman said. - Hostages Held At Embassy - PARIS (AP) Three Arab gunmen claiming to be memof a Palestinian plintcr group took at least five hostages in the Saudi Arabian embassy today and demanded a plane to fly them and their prisoners to an unnamed Arab capital, police said. The three Arabs said they would trade their hostages for the release of "a high-ranking Palestinian resistance figure" held in Jordan, Police Commis-. sioner Jean Bucheton said. Other police sources said the person whose re'ease the gunmen are seeking Is held In Ku- wait. Bucheton said the Arabs ciemanded the plane by 11 a.m. EDT. lie said the gunmen claimed to be members of a Palestinian (action called Al Iczib Punishment. Three of the hostages were reported to be the Saudi Arabian cultural attache, the embassy accountant and a tran-Lator. The Kuwaiti ambassador t France was acting as an interncdiary between the Palestinarts and the police, Buchett-n cported. "We are waiting to see how he negotiations turn out," he said. "Any intervention is abs, = utely out of the question for the .IIHC being." ~7 RORDENS LHEATH I BARS .-T. '-= r-- R EG. ftc 11 . I — - - - - - - - - DOROTHY LEGgEfl' 831-n12 Altaryowillp Springi -JFOAM BEVERAGE I I f= 4 j .,o I Lpi 1+u1____ ----- - - - - - - - — — - - - - - -- - - WISE TWIN PACK EVE CRABTRrE MARY L. BAILEY 19341212 - Eli I I I I I2 OUNCE CANJJ — — — - - — — - a — — --- - - — - - — - A1 INFORMATION: If you are new in town l4 I - IF low COUPON GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY. SEPT HELPFUL CIVIC lkadfiiqx- I SHASTA SODA - GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF Rates - Thailand Withdrawal Continues COUPON 0000 THROUGH SATURDAY. WPT I and Education Cooperation.- Mrs. Ronald Ailman and boy Randall I. Beyd Elnora Foster en hen Allen Baumann, DeRary Jeir 1, McGhee, DeLaud Earl W. Whitaker, Deftoria 5ub1zr1p! - Briefs — - - - - — - - - — — - MM - — - - — - — — — - - - - - I outlaw." "-uuj News COUPON GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT 1 A stronger Egyptian resolution called for an international boycott of Israel and its condemniition as "an international LAIL '0 League ot Women Voters dlus unit, 7:45 p.m., Pacey Realty Building, 421 Sanlando Springs Dr. (SR 434), Longwoot Topic: Edu HOSPITALITY, WARM C' Algeria, the conference host, had prepared texts on practically every item on the agenda and was expected to exert a strong influence behind World CLEANER rim Sept 11 League of Women Voters dJgtiI drift, Altamonte Community Chapel, SR 436, 9:45 a.m. Topic: Educ*th of Israel for "its policy of Judalzatjon and settlement" of lands captured (torn the Arabs in the 1967 war. Conference sources said nu- on the Arab oil nationa at the resolutions cn the rcnfcrrnce to withhc!d their oil Arab Israeli conflict were from the United States and Eupresented to the political rope as a pressure weapon drafting committee, all of them against Israel. The Arabs have pro-Arab. One from the been unable in repeated meet. Palestine Liberation ings the most recent one on rial fishing limits, nuclear Organization called for full Tuesday in Kuwait to agree weapons and the international support for the Palestinian on the use of their nil as a po monetary system. movement and condemnation litical weapon. movement. The (our-day conference is expected to approve a series of resolutions on such issues as natural resources, decolonization, the Middle East, territo- 1 10 lip- •-..•#__ More than Alalf the nations were represented by their kings, presidents or prime mm. :U......... :.. , "r''• • it ¶ founder of the nonaligned Drafting committees worked until early today, rounding up the proposals from various na tions and seeking preliminary conserur. •O •94 COUPONGGOOD THPoUo SATURDAY, S1'Pl - - ,._. oh— Mabel Fitsen l'Ii ",isif,rj jrfj Veter Le Jones sham Sue Preyatt Pbh*d Daily -And J&fl Williams ir , Ajtggion Sisday, P'Cpt S,aVucda, Ssprlro by The Sanford * Katherine E. Aill ei ry ' N S.,,iford (- A.1 1fli!. Wes1e' W. Santitamp, Lk- - ALGIERS (AP) Leaders from 76 nations asmbIed in Algiers today for the fourth nonaligned su nmit conference, a meeting t!1ey hope will inn. 4 . their mfluence and baras gaining power with the industrialized nations. S'"UR'' - - - - — - - - - — - - - - &1d IftyT(*,.j - avl -- [4aiu I ___ — - - - — —- Many Leaders A 04; COTTON I ,4 -- Notes ....., Terrina Ruvolo, IJeliary theliard S. &lumU. Deltom Etmz 1eecroft. DeRna ( rohn ' fkitnt 37 - M. Topic: JOhaD. Dempsey, Longwood BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert l!isslery u boy, Sanford DlSC1lARG Spford: Iva i. Weber Mar thall J. Young Emanuel Rogers :. BUDDHA PROVIDES a resting place for a Cambodian soldiers 40 sinks on Highway I about fI%e miles southeast of Phnom Penh. ;hIch is the hot spot right nos. COUPON ,.ODU THROUGH SATURDAY SEPT a 0 1 1 4 Jim Sanford Annie Mae Newton Gr.ce S. Flanders Michael W. McClung LB. CONTAINER 400 COUNT CREME FORMULA S ri ADM1SsI0NS 4 SALT MISS CLAIROL COUPON GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY. SEPT ! SEPT. 4. IM - 111,T11 I Mitchell, SJC; topic, "Industry Adoption of the county's rate of ad valorem taxation and budget for the new year was delayed one week after public hearing Tuesday night. A law passed in the last session of the Legislature, appears to give the circuit court clerk responsibility for collecting the Interest on banked county funds with payment to the county dela)ed until the end of the new year. Anticipated interest in the new budget 11*145,000.11 the interest is not channeled directly Into county coffers, an anticipated tax cut will dwindle to.o7 mill rather than the .33 mill expected to make up the difference. Hospital 1 M The board told Lavender to if Longwood is unable to cornet the problem lnunedlately to take county crews In to repair the road. Zoning Director J.B. Williams reported the new zoning commitments inspector a review of board minutes over thepast several months fowid that building permits have been Lued without receipt of moneys committed for the 5 h001 board. Williams said the inspector was able to collect two cash commitments totaling 11,160. ' EPSO - I Sanford Area Aill 10 A-fn., Gram Ilniteti Me thodist Church Alrjxjt Boulevard at Woodlawn - __________ — — — — - Jummit Dra w s Joe MaLNeux will conduct critique. -...... A THROUGH SATURDAY. SEPT a 411 1. p.m. in the cultural art Sanford Rotary Club, Civic Center. Program, "Coolwration at Various Levels of Education; speakers, William Elwood, SIC; Bob Sthmidt, SHS and Harold Griffith , GOOD COUPON I - - — On e-day American Red Cross standard first aid course, Hacienda Village Recreation Center, Winter Springs, o:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Register in advance at Central Florida Chapter ARC Seminole County Mental Health business P-P : - IMF Sept. 10 &nfOrd-&-fidnole Art Asiod litton, regular meeting, 7:)) • _________ - Wednesday, Sept. 5,1973-3A 1H _____________ PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT. $ 1 CX 126 Spaghetti supper at tipsala Presbyterian Church White Hall sponsored by Dorcas ± ), (12 weeks esdays Sept. $_ Seminole County Campers fneetlng 7:30 P.M., First Federal S Ic lof Semnjnole,SR 434 W at US 17-0 Longwood. board in OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LE AM Pow Seminole Nurniimatic Sol 8 P.m.. Food Fair AhOPl center, Park and 25th, Sanford. EwTYofw welcome. Drummond told the board and County Engineer Bill Bush he has received complaints that rising waters In the north section of the lake are bottlenecked. He asked flush to cheek the lake levels on both sides of the state highway and the weir and pipe system on the northslde, co-ordinating his efforts with the Lgwo(xj city engineer. County officials repeatedly stated fears since Longwood annexed the section on the north side of the highway and allowed a subdivision to develop there that the road would be etidangert'd during the rainy season. In other action, the board instructed Bush to release ust permits to Altamonte Springs and allow the city to install a 124nch water main in the Douglas Avenue right-o(-way. Permit were waived. Commissioner Dick Williams said the increased water supply will provide better pressure and fire flow for the county areas served by the city systen. Permit conditions are that the city install the pipe on the rlgtitof.ay shoulder and keep the paonnent unobstructed. Fush was authorized to atop work if the rules are not followed. u.s. CA COUPON meeting, 7p.m., Cavalier Motor "Boating " Squadron,sJ Thf?Sjnford_Herald I P PLAYTEX AMPONS EG.OROEORNT_ MASSENGILL 30 . - -. POWDER 6 6OUNCE Delfooa LOOKS LIKE A ROCKET about to be laun(,hed, but clull) It's section of oil pipeline the Russian are pRtting under the het Itier at Tumrn. It carries nil from Western Siberia to "Eurupea Russia. �-. 4A—Thi Sanford A - Herald Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1973 womr, ,_, Solution Exists 17~; -1 D**#wLI Wiacjnfhs Becoml * ng , Nay Periodically a community is faced with a ptoblem that, with a relatively snall amcunt of effort on th e part of its paid problem-solvers, could be quickly resolved, Seminole Count, particularly Sanford, is plagued by just such a problem. Hyacinths. A pesky water plant is slowly choking the life from many of the waterways in The hyacinth Is a plant, we are told by classic literature, that sprang up from the blood of the youth Hyacinthus, who Apollo loved, when Apollo mistakenly hit him with a thrown discus. .,ifficuIt 1 1 '4J I)! will "eat" the hyacinth s. But where is It? Maybe SeminQie should consider buying a mechanical harvester Just to keep our own waterways free, and stop waiting for Tallahassee to solve the crisis, Or, if our problem-solvers just can't see any way to buy such a machine, our local officials counts to get some zction. Some studies show that hyacinths can be used to aerate the soil. Maybe the cost of Abusing Truman e II I ICçngH. 1171. by L'rn.d WASHINGTON - r.*re Presi- pal, ) t4cat.. Inc a ncois Fr Scaglia, an Gradually, the friendship man was soft on communIm. of the AFL-CIO's top Emu"The only way to save pean man with th narcotics nuendo to suggest that Tru' Central Florida that unless something is done soon to control hyacinths here, our waterways 1 ~ America," thundered youig magnate began to worry will suffer the same irreversible fate. Nixon, 'is to get rid of Tru federal "narca." They visited and reported he "was mantsm ... or whatever ism to tag receptive and readil y —____________________ ________ with which you choose answered questions (but) the whole sorry mess." on the Brown did not provide an Now that Nixon is ys can: iniormation.... fi receiving end of congres' signi However, the labor sional attacks, he has become a secret admirer of officials agreed to permit the Is i the gritty Truman. In private federal sleuths to bug his conversation. c the President apartment. The Justice Sen. John Stennis, still uptoineetthelrquotus. It considers how we are going back our Armed forces to 2.2 has praised Truman's "guts" report notes gloomily that convalescing from the wounds wonder Sen. Stennis is worried about enlisting the personnel million men, More and more, Nixon "no audible tapes were ob the smallest he received in a robbery last when he sees the sophisticated who must be trained to use number since before the feels a kinship with the late tamed." winter, has given us one more weapons and communications them. Despite the agents' warn, Korean war. Some members of Truman. Both were tough ra5Un to hope he will soon systems on which we are We entered the all-volunteer Congress are using the compaignera and outspok en ing that Castellani was deep return urn to his seat as chairman depending for our defense, and experiment, in narcotics, the trusting plan to scale enlistment lag to argue for partisans. Both were stub Arm ed Services ViC5 Brown IN the sinugJer ke cuttin b:ick even mnre hrnIv l'v;il to ftr CuutaLt1c. Oii a recent trip 1t ________ . . Both once failed ut a business a key to tii apartment. 'Ike hawaii he got a cha nce to see agents kept a weather eye on and both played the piano. first-hand how the all-volunteer It is painful for Nixon to the flat. enlistment program is creating Finding Castellani there admit a mistake, his friends manpower preblems in some acknowledge But sometimes on day, they popped in unex military units based in the he wishes harry Truman pectedly to interview him. Pacific. Never one to be patient Ca s t e II a n I ~ i r i " were still alive so he could T h e s u ave them by agreeing with any threat to the strength ex surprised apologize to him or the "tentatively to cooperate." of our Armed Forces, Sen. cesses of the 1940s. If 11I Yet thI. UY', ttirn"d into a .ould help t-z- th: !_il,nrnnd ,V(J ro'.jr. flnp cf 61Q - -_ ! investigative curiosity of America's most esteemed dry hole. iL ' __________ Negative Results mss tard a question _____ labor leaders is identified in Meanwhile, fearful that that is far more important to ______ Justice Department docuJ the future of our country than men ts as th e longtime friend Brown's United Nations _____ of a major figure in world affiliation through the Intersaid what to whom in the _______ ____ __ >,ç I 11I narcotics traffic to the national Confederation of Watergate affair. P Y&t1 Free Trade Unions would be United St(es. T questi on is whe ther ('UT ') _____ 11 The union official is Irving used by him as "a possible Washington leadership and a 'I ../ J. Brown, justly famed as a smuggling route," th e agen ts great many citizens, as well , i-_...j 11, II free unionism began to "monitor" him. hnlwark of /A are not wearng rcc-cokrcd 14 - - . I- _. , Though U.S. Customs helped lAfi against government-run glasses to avoid conceding what in the probe, Justice reported Communist "unions." As Is becoming Increasingly and "negative results." P AFL-CIO head in ro Eu pe evident — that the end of In ensuing years, Brown Africa. th e 61-year-old Brown LU1 I — version, we are told the hyacinth is a precious stone something like the sapphire, or commonly, a well-known plant of the genus hyacinthus, having spikes of bellshaped white, pink, yellow or purple flowers, Theyalladduptoonethjrg - trouble. Take a drive along the Lake Monroe lakefront on any given day. Marvel at the Infestation of the hyacinths. Note how adroitly the cane pole anglers and fly rod experts somehow keep their lines from becoming snarled. Jr d; Also, stroll along the docks, or through most neighborhoods in Seminole County. Listen to the complaints about how difficult it Is for boaters to utilize the waterways. Seems the hyacinths wreak havoc with propellors, especially on outboards. Several solutions leap to the fore but fortunife!y they all cost But isn't that to be expected? After all, for a state th at boasts tourism as its first-place industry, it's stupid for us to tolerate for one second longer the damage being done to our waterways, and to our top industry. by those confounded hyacinths. A lot of promises have come recentl y from the Seminole County Commission about a Or, if you don't like that _______ _______________ ________ New Analysis Necessary Volunteer Army Policy __- Other ThoughtS ia 66$... %#& I.3L QLI4*mft3 U4 4 4.... LII. uatauLL ..a f Li.... UI L&.V I ill U.S. 1mbass3P in Santiago, cmie, were a rpoase apparently to a campaIgn by Chil ean President Salvador Allende to link the United States to Chile's transporta tion crisis. A lengthy strike by truckers has been marked by riots and violence. 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Forest City Grace Spinks !21 8082 , Lake fl 2811 Enferpf ist I !Ir Ft(j Slavia ' &o3 Cfwkta Liza Baker 38.S207 Aliimont _. - .4. _iL Oitu,, Mrs. Clarence Snycir . 322zi " Winter Springs Nancy Booth Springs Efda ? t hts 835 2w? tbrry . taiiuitod. Gotdmnrod Fern Park E - 63$- 997 - - .' U-'-fl -". IC.: , II Army could enlist only 89 per cent of the sien it needed in the first six months of this year. Ttt expected cummer "bulge" in enlistments following school . graduations has come and gone. The Army met onl y per \ Cent Of Its reUIt1ng goal In Juneand76perc'tntinJuly. : Now the Army is con- i still another L, compromise in 113 tnllstinent -I 1 ...,,, . I — . / . - .. . * qr~ - WAW c,.s4.,,,,,,,,' - As il *0 _. .,**.... ; •• • r;c- iflC life Of OpprC months dinner wUh ago over worker-s. o th er friends. Brown Yet, in what seems like almost almost another life, he has hasaLsomaintalnedhl.ssoctal befriended and housed relationship with Zarita, but France's notoaious Maurice has not seen him for about a "Broken Head" Castellani Year en triUently, he has and occasionally enters the twilight circle cf other shado- met men like the late Joe Atwy figures who operate The US, the organizational genIus of a Southeast Asian-Euroheroin pipeline to America. peanAmerlcsn drug ring The 49-year-old Castellani and a former clooe associate is identified In a classified Justice Department docu- to Castellani. When we reached Brown by ment as one of 'the trium telephone In Paris, he charg'virate leadership of the Canards' ('Three Ducks'), an ed the Justice Department underworld organization j. report was "guilt by associavolved In numerour illicit tion." But in a long transfinancial ente rprises, not the Atlantic talk, he went through it with us point bypo least of which is narcotics," point. Charming, Dapptr 'Never Proved It' Casteliani's charm and dapper appearance have The agents themselves had gained him entre*' to the asked him not to alert residential palace In Italy, Castellani by breaking off the Justice narcotics agents their friendship, he insisted. have reported. His friends He hater conceded he had say a beating by the Gestapo made no report to the "flares" for trying to transport Jews to since the late '6Os. In any case, he said, they freedom got him the had never proved to his nickname "Broken Head." And his skill in smuggling satisfaction that CastelIani narcotics has earned him was in narcotics and eight single-spaced pages Castellani had denied It to with addenda in a secret him. Yet he admitted under Justice Department file questioning that he knew headed: "GF: Ma uric-, Castellani was in New York to see the jailed drug Castellani." Larded through this file are trafficker Scaglia. TMA lot of references to Brown, begin- people have friends in jail," ning with trans-Atlantic he explained. As to the apartment, Brown telephone calls between the two men almost a decade admitted he let Castellani ago. When in New York, have the key because "he Castellani seldom had to look found New York very expensive. I said, 'You can stop at for hotels. its the report it, "Brown,..made (his) apart- my place. There's plenty of ment available to Castellanl room. When asked whether a man whenever Castellani was In in his sensitive and Important New York City." role should continue a Working from the apart- decade-long friendsh ip with a ment, Castellani met with narcotics king-pin, Brown Joseph Zurita, a Tangiers. politely but firmly said no one and Casablanca-based smug- was goinç to choose his gler, or dropped in on his old friends for him. •__•,. _ "- ---. Pentagon flunks its weapons tests By Ray C romloy WASHINGTON (NEAt There's much in the news these days abort major SovIet advances in intercontinental miuiles, warships a submarmci. But equally alarming is information leaking out in bits and pieces on weaknesses, and possible unknown weaknesses in a range of U.S. weapons — in part a result of insufficient testing before purchase Unpublicized Pentagon studies, made at the request of Congress, raise questions as to both the reliability arid l ncr-ability in actual war conditions of weapons on which this country would depend In a crisis Back in July 1970. th e blue ribbon panel found that Penta. gon testing of new weapons before procurement was made. quate There was, of course, development testing by th e contractors, but the Defense Department rather consistently fumbled when it came to operational testing of new weapons in s realistic (simulated wartime) environment- And when such testing was done, it was carried out too bate to influence key proc urement decisions, The panel reported also that testing new weapons against the capabilities of other weapons, or in conjunction with ---_____ - other weapons, was generally Lacking, even though this Is the way most weapons are used in actual war. Recent evidence suggests that while some improvements have been made In testing and more planned, the Depart. ment of Defense has not made th e progress It should have In th is matter. As a result, we have met up with unhappy urprises in Vietnam and are likely to have more rude shocks it we ever become engaged in a nw'lear iar for our existence, Note these admissions in recent I'entagoo statements to congressional commi ttees: Our testing ranges have stll not been 'structured" to permit realistic multi-aircraft operational 1cM and evaluatton. 'Before Vietnam, we expected /.A (antiaircraft) guns to have only limited effect against attacking aircraft, Yet we lost heavily to such guns.. . 'Most rad.*r bombing accuracy tables are based on drops made in open ranges against uncluttered radar reflectors.., When our forces In Southeast Asia attempted such missions. errors were normally much larger than expected." The Pentagon is Just now pr9aring to make radar bomb. ing test runs in simulated batt,e conditions with cluttered radar and other distractions, Laser-guided smart' bombs were a sensation in cbslag weeks of American participation in th e Vietnamthe war. It is known theoretically that countermeasures are possible. Yet the Department of Defense has not yet run realistic tests to determine how vulnerable these new weapons may be. Testing is planned. The Air Force needs more realistic operational term inalguidance information on radar.çuizied and infrared homing air-to-air missiles for producing Improv ed missile design, _______________________________________________________ — est You Forget BLIORTS .; I Sept 6, 1837-Oberlin College, Ohio, becomes first coeducational institution in the United States. Coeducational dormitories came l a ter. Sept. 7, 15JJ-11urtlithy 01 Elizabeth I, Tudor queen of England. Haggling begins over television rights to her story. Sept. 8, 1664-Peter Stuyvesant surrrnäers the province of New e11' 1 rhr4- ; and the rity o New to British Col. Richard Nicoll, who renames both province and city "New York," Proving, at the same time, that you CAN beat the Dutch. Sept. I, 10-CalIfornla admitted to the Union as the 31st state. Now it's No, 1! Sept. 10, 181-Capt. Oliver Prtry defeats the British at the Battle of Lake Eiit, proclaiming; "We have met the enemy and they are ours" Lousy grammar, great strategy. Sept. 11, IF-50-P.T. Barnum in. ttixiuees Jnny Ind, 'the Swedish Nigh t ingale," to - American awiknces, When he said, "There's one born every minute," he wasn't - - L umoer y Retardation f' The appointment of Robert M. Perry was announced Tuesday by Health Health and Rehabilitative Serytces Secretary OJ. Keller.-Perry, Zili. has been state COOC-, dinator'lor Montanri for the past three years. Region III, with headquarters In Gainesville, serves hamilton, Columbia, Euwanee, Lafayette, Union, Bradford, Dixie, Gilchrist, Alachua, Putnam, Levy and Marion counties. L i ____ ____ . I __ ___ - _________ 11 ___________________ -.t3 — 116. hundreds of additional homes in the fast 1 1 PA011V south " flhlfl(uI(' (I t\ I ler - ild Photo by Bob V I (OPS)' a ar i ri Tt life in April - .. -, - A $ --'—'-•-'--• . '' i1-.,',-. 1967 when he wis , p. .••, ... I,L .4 $L ,$.q.$ i. , _ .... •,.....• "5, I risk." convicted for the murder of his 4£ $ U li4a I( p.'. * . , ,.. •.,.....,.....- -- --" -" - -'•'-'- / . . . i\ -, a " "•'- .3 1* iL4 Save on - Office Furniture Office Machines Office Sup p lies .pp Engineering items and Luggag. U .4 I .1 '1kV " .audu' - PRICE caur& r - u0 stumm down in early August. The 48-year-old Sturgis was in the Dade County Jail awaiting arraignment next neers didn't file a complete environir.ental impact statement and did not hold a required public hearing. 133 East ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLO RIDA ceived an average annual increase from general fund payrnent.s of 18,7 per cent a year for the past 10 years, Chandler said. However, he said the rate of student growth is expected to be down next year from the 20ycor average. The drop in rate of student growth hits been attributed to removal of the draft threat to students. Devil's Side Taken By Atheist .. , ..............' $ 1995 $*u . their request tha !t Anny Engi- Coppolino was accused of liendrix Chandler, regents corporate secretary, said the over-all increase includes 7 per cent for inflation and salaries, 5,6 per cent for increased en rollment and 4.1 per cent for improvements, It calls for spending 1268,4 million in state tax revenue,.,a 20.6 per cent increase, and e rest from funds such as pay. mnent.s of student fees. 11w universities have re- ectric Portable Rc.29.95 with him. Coppolino was found federal Indictment handed $342.8 Million Due Universities? MIAMI (All) -The Board of Regents considers today sending a budget request to the legislature calling for $342.8 mulion In spending in 1974-75, a 16.7 per cent boost from this year. University S7stcm officialswho prepared the budget pro. posal for the regents' meeting at Florida International University said inflation was portly to blame for the in. (TeaSe. R oyal r0 by company formed il'iitiofls to build floatini' nuclear power plants Its first two plants have been ordered fur delivery in 1979 and 1980. They are to be anchored Inside a breakwater to be built about three miles off Atlantic City. N. J. i'nd furnish electrical power to a wide coastal area. OPS has also agreed to corn pensate for any damage to I3kint Island, which they sa will be minor anyway, by buytrig 1,050 acres of tidal la nd elsewhere and giving it to the - - * -u-i .4!11. - i , " Progress sell 1,000 acres on the island to Offshore Poeer Systems Denies • - Now in Jacksonville. The authority has agreed to Sturgis S U - The Judgesetthatdatefora hearing on an injunction toquest from the Florida Audu bon Society. The permit would let the Jacksonville Port Authority fill in the a- ucre tidal estrnr kiiuui us L.uck Iliver. It miiakc up about one-fourth of Blount Island in the St. Johns River at ' i1i: _4 - . 14 - p 0 0 Green of Washington C. then suspended at least until Sept. I - - I aI The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a dredge-and-fill permit Tuesday, a move that U.S. District Judge June L - • - judge. . Part of the proposed factory site is a Florida tidal estuary and ecologists have been W*g __ -& to keep the factory from being . built there. MIAMI BEACH (AP) The attorney for Watergate ARACADIA, Fla. (AP) Dr. wife, Carmela. killing a neighbor, Army It. burglar Frank Sturgis says Carl Coppolino has been a mod"As far as conforming, I wish Col. William E. Farber, in his client was engaged in el prisoner In the six years fol- I had 599 more like him," said Middleton Tov:nship, N.J., In anti-Castro work five years lowing his 'love slave" murder Rankin Brown, s'zperinteridcnt 1963. The prosecution's chief ago in Mexico and was not trials and is asking for parole, of the Desoto Correctional Unit witness at his 1966 trial was running a ear theftprison officials say, in this ('entral Florida town 60 Farber's widow, Marjorie, now smuggling ring as charged by federal prosecutors. miles ta:t of Sarasota. 52. The officials said Tuesday Lawyer Et1'.s Rubin said She claimed that she asked that Coppolino, now 42, was 'He's really applie.i himself Coppolino to give her hynot.ic Tuesday he would subpoena working as a prison library as- and made an excllent adjust- treatments to cure a smokin g records from U.S security sisthnt while authorilies consid- ment to prison," Brown added, habit but instead he impla nted agencies and embassies to alleging conspiracy and car smuggling in 1968. The Federal indictment contends that Sturgis and five others drove cars from the U.S. into Mexico and illegally sold them posing as antiCastro agents. "Ills only crime to date has been to love his country not wisely but too well," Rubin said at a news conference at a Miami Beach Hotel. BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES JUST FOR ç. Tos Ring YOU, Basketball Volleyball rented Diving Rings Pool & Deck Chaise while - __________ Mondav on three counts ' , FIo,Is,.ft5 Aids - - ' - . IF - FREE ESTIMATES N A POOL IN YOUR SACK Y**OI 3rd ST £ NW 3223022 Is Your Student Going Away To School? The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) Atheist Madalyn Murra ()lIair says she took Satan' .iiIe while listening to sever krgymcn "apologize" for th Bible. "There couldn't be any reli giorts without the devil so I played the devil's advocate for them," she said. Mrs. O'Hair, 54, said that - " Jack hIaslan7 of the State Technical Assistance Division said the opinion was requested after a community affairs survey showed an obvious rived for a housing authority in the county and the commission refused the petition request. . . % ' . - ' - N Firemen Rescue JuJu FORT WALTON IIEACII AP)-JuJu the dog carried her vendetta against the squirrels up a tree and needed the lire department to get her down, I ROAD - i L ~.4 ,- __ XV1 ~ - i,-V. - I 0J Shevin said in a Tuesday opinion for Community Affairs Secretary Edward Trombetta that a petition from 25 or more citizens only meant a local governing body had to consider the request. I during the religious discussion Tuesday in Fort Myers, the six ministeis and one Catholic priest "attempted to rein. terpret the Bible according to current knowledge." 1. They were trying to show __/ the Bible's modern, sophisticted relevency to life," she sal'!. 'But it was Just an wl' . apology for it's failure to deal with modern problems of man. I wouldn't have their job For anything in the world." Mrs. O'Hair said she was in Florida with her son, Bill, to ITS AN ASTROLABE find a convention site for her THIS instrument used by seamen for charting a -Society of Separationists. She course by the stars in the pre-sextant days is claims the group has 35,000 held by Curt Peterson, a conservator assigned members. to Tallahassee. The instrument was taken from Sirs. O'hlair entered the nait Spanish galleon believed sunk in 1622. tinnal spotlight when she sue_______ cessfully (ought to ban forced __ prayer (rem public schools by .f. I winning a U.S. Supreme Court Ad ili ise landmark decision In 1963 involving her son's refusal to TAIJ.AHA&SEE, Fla. ( AP ) ing since Sept. 12, 1967 and the pray in a Maryland public Public Servit c Cuiimisslon I'SC staff recommended last school in 1959. member Paula Hawkins says month that it be revised without At the tim, the school board she will vote to eliminate many hearings, said Hill O'Hair didn't have to advertising and pronutlonal The policy now permits coin- pt'u*y with his class but had to expenses from rates that electric, gas and telephone panics to Include most advertis- stand with them in a reverant pose and move his lips. eoriipanies can chai,t' their ing and promotional costs in the cj)Cftit*,., ust'tI to determine customers. She said she called herself a rates to customers. "closet aetheist" before the Case but emerged after her son The three-member conmilsAllowing such sion agreed at an aenda conpromotional told her: "Either you have concampaigns by electric and gas victions and you Live by them, ference Tuesday to wie on advertising policy change rec companies in energy-short or you're a hypocrite," onuziended by the PfIC staff, areas Is "not in the public inSince her Supreme Court vieMrs. Hawkins said rote tt'resi," said the memorandum sheets were being il5tribtItedI from the accounting, engineer- tory, Mrs. O'IIaIr has cam. paigned to remove the "belief and she would vote disallow ing arlil rate ileparimnents. They called for the eliminain God" phrase from the U.S. advertising practici- not bone. naturalization oath and to make thin fr ficial to each anti every rate om company rates of the all their payer." PSC voting sheets are Cost of advertising designed to churches pay taxes gathered and the r'sults tabu- "Obtain new customers, in- property. bated biter, crease usage or encourage perMrs. O'Ihur said she also suns to switch from one energy Invited to speak at a Fort Myers me change woeld apply to source to another, ,,where the Christian women's luncheon. future rate request, quantity an-or availability of She attended the function, Mrs. A proposed chanze In the ad- energy Is below acceptable 1ev- O'llatr 3aid, but didn't have verusing polk)' bias been pend- els." time to address the audience. f// - ,- .4 ..., •i'" * ' Owner Jim Overton said he found his 7-moiih.old M'hnauterfrozenonalimbabout25feetabovetheground. "She was too scared to even whimper," Overton said. 0. 'She usually chases squirre ls around the yard and her momentum carrys her about eight feet up the tree. This time she icnt too far." FORT t,Aut)I;lwAl.I: AI' -Alan Mcintosh, a 19. year-old cerebral palsy victim, didn't let a wheelchair malfunction keep him from doing his share In the I4ibOr I)1uy muscular dystrophy telethon fundraising. talking about nightingales. Sept. 12, 169-flenry Hudson enters the river shich was to hear his name. Probably found It on the rn.ip, tie t'vi'n 1anhatta,i ls!antl and Jersey. Sept. 13, 1954-Maine elects its first Democratic governor In 20 years Fellow curried Ed Muskie. Sept, 14, 1923-Jack Dempsey knocks out Lui Firpo. Sports pages He began canvassing for neighborhood donations Sunday but soon ore out a switch on his electric vlwtkliair. Monday, tie returned to has soliciting with a truinunll ol)erated chair, Mcintosh suffers from a speech impediment 51) he tied a sign around his neck to tell people what he was collecting r. "Ti hit 'h t i'll, i t.'I fi'f) i n !l Bees Fight Back FORT LAUDERDALE (AP)-Several Fort Lauderdale children pelted a beehive with rocks, unleashing a swarm of angry drones that stung neighborhood residents, firemen and police, 0 An area resident called ths police and fire department after the kids bombarded the hive. The authorities couldn't iet the bees back to their hive but the local citizenry not the satisfaction of seeing officialdom take its 1.rnips with everyone else, lc "How do you like your -_ = = Z 5 ,----t T'Ll.AhIA&SEE, Fla, (API — Atty. Gen. Robert ievin says the Indian River County Commission can refuse to set up a housing authority even though more than 360 residents signed a petition saying one is needed. I1 61 - A . - = factory that will make floating _______ Shevin Backs County WORLD 1,13 ky 4(A ~ -0 Coppolino rr' Dlvison. , j JACKSONVILLE Fla. (AP) ____ " j4111 ' ~_ II • Anrirsinfr1 • Persistence Pays Off conquers Wild Bull of the Pampas." Ah, they had sports headline writers in those days. Sept. 15, 1912-7he calendar says this Is Felt Hat Day, And that's our joke for this day. Sept. 16, 1716-Congress offers In and 10 acres of lard to all Army privates who agree to remain In military service fr the duration of the war. And you thought the "New Army" pitch was new! Sept. 17, 16-In his farewell adtire,, President George %Va,"hin ton counsels iation against "entangling alliances." Somewhere along the line, his advice got inislatd. _ ,~,-- - - nil-. t_, - Floating - Station Ok yeu, Nninyef4 I ___ I . -.- --.."- DRAINAGE PIPES sits ready for installation P 'e( (ion of Winter Springc as in I'll(- Terrac ri( e developers prepare sti'i'eLs and drainage for * TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. APt — The fonner state coordinator of Montana's mental retardation program has been named Region 111 director for Florida's 01 MAKE WAY FOR PROGRESS legislature provided $8,000 for the phone effective July I 'V . __ 1 ' nn The PSC announced the statewitle. toll-free cmsumerctmiplaint hotline telephone number Tuesda y. The Prrt, 8 'U . ________ _ _ . Co: rvue. I nmnhIumnn . - = - _ s,. s_re-- 1 fr U 1. - --- - - - k- A fircman that help bring JuJu down said the department usually didnt answer animal rescue calls, "but we antt'dtoset'adogtieitroulcI climb a tree. " 1Unasil Q ______ Released TA! LAHASSFF liii (AP) As of flex Mo nda ii, '•'•- Th i ngs To Reca I I In S By SAM STEWART Copley News Service ____ _________________________ . In In. i.,,n • p RAY CROa%ILEY , - %0P0 mr - - -. -- -It . Thuigs to remember, now that its Sptemtx'r: tpi I, 191---zc u.e of rnii shortage brought on by World War I, United States orders bakeries to use 20 per cent wheat substitutes In each Loaf of bread. Nowadays, they call them additives and preservatives. =4;n Wl!lu; T 9-pt . Shcriiian ucc'up&es AUaiLa, Ga., befEre beginning his march to the ea ot a holiday in Atlanta, Ca Sept. 3. 1945-With World War II barely over, nationalist uprisings In Hanoi kill 10 Frenchmen. The moro tIngi 'change, the nre Uy stay the aonw Sept. 4, 1609-Henry Huds,n discovers Manhattan Island, probably recognizing it by its skyline. Sept. 5, 1882-Find Labor Day parade held in New York City, With crkc'rs arr irw LiLirie1-5 reading: -U-b3 Wtri., More Pay," The more things change, the more they stay the same. Black Community f.nrl F '-... Mechanica l Supt Magazine EdIIor Other Mail ---. '- lf CHARLES HAYS CHRIS NELSON All of enbstznent ztandariis, the relaxation of discipline in mili tary life and thenewsalaryscalesthathave lifted manpower costs to over " ROY GREEN B Ml With aH the publicity efforts, DEWEy ROBINSON Circulation Manager % _ - percentage of high school dropouts its recui Ed'?o. • r. 2rth _____ WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Comptroller JANE CASSEL.BERRY County Edito' Home Delivery .. • ~- ________ Motorists Avoid Tolls Gripe N s ____________ -- _____ • - . - l•4L Him . CL0SEo JAuS0NVll:i,1. A1.t ralflc janis have developed on Jacksonville s live bridges as tolls went up from 15 25 cents on three of them. Police said Tuesday the two non-toll bridges apparently filled up as motorists switched to avoid the higher tolls. Motorists buying monthly books of tickets at the old jiruci sere blamed for the crush at the toil gates of the i'Uutr bridges, •. 1I P ~!_ ~ * Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald - n ! 7 -I L_~ -W _ price ucilings. ____________ . . 1--_ Ile U.3. Supreme Court is expectcA to twar argiunents this weeko on reinstatement of an Injunction against the __ . _ _L JACKSOt'iVlIf. (APj — Three4ourths of th e nation's ervice stations will be out of business within three Ill if Saturday's reduced price ceilings take effect a ' Florida petroleum executive says With un 1) Tuckcr , u xi' titi', i din t(r of Uir Alto d (,:I:I,Iimlc 11ctalkr. Association, said 'luesday he believed more Florida gas stations ran out of gas in August than any previous nionth. - & — Told Closing _______ 1_ IJ - executive director The coaches pocketed the donations last November and December while obstensthly collecting for a chumpionsilip game program, The Leon County Grand Jury said last month that head (outbuali coach Gene ('ox and five assistants collected donations for two championship games and divided the nearly $8,000 among themselves. Stations - m "-'V;t- - _ 1L — - Fa il ng I -_ -- - -- iZ:~ Iligh School Activities Association rules were not violat;iby Leon High School 'Ili coaches when they coilected donations without .saying the money was For themselves, assoc iation - 11 , TALLAIIA&SEE(AP)-Florida ____________ •' --"' - Flor'i'da News Brief s unlucky parcotics bigwig dent Nixon has told friends he is sorry for the way he then doing time in New treated President Harry Tru York's infamous Attica State 140 Prison. The Justice report man back In the late 1940s. er says Castellani was bringing the ot h The ShCX loot in those days. Nixon was "substantial amounts or the investigating congress- money" for the Jaileat man demanding White House Scaglia. Worried Narci files. He used malignant in- clearing (hem from waterways could (at least partially) be recovered by selling it in bulk to agricultural interests, Alter all, one has only io drive Into South Florida to see that there is a point of no return wherein hyacinths are concerned. The lakes, canals and rivers in that portion of our state are nearly dead. machine that apparently I Nixon Rqrets - -1 - 1 ' \ ._i Keep Your Student Aware Of Whot's Happening Back Home ' With 'utfiiri ~flrra1i 1ir Its Informative It's Complete In Detail It's Inexpensive _ Ut t ies Suit Prom d -- ' to SIX DAYS A WEEK — EVERY WEEK A Subscription To AMW Q1r 'a11fL1riI 1jrraith Will be mailed six days a week for nine months Only $240 Per Month Start a subscription to The Sanford Herald for Your student away from home Today! on was No injuries were rept'cted of ter a bee expert was called anti told everyone to leave the bees alone and let them calm down steak?" - - -- _. = A CALL 322-2611 We'll Start Mailing On Request And Bill You Later �6A-The Sanford Herald 'Wednesday Sept. 5, 1973 The Two-Wheeler Revolution Altamonte 's /"ay Adopted Be ByDow,kimm Herald Staff Writer Record Budcle"t Next D uring Meeting was five mills. Only five The work to take 90 days will EFFICIENCY SURVEY JaeL PASSBOOK II . -, 5.92% 5.75% go - day C.O. $1,000 mm. 6.72% 6.50% I year CO.$1,000 . 2 year C.D. $5.000 mm, ' Myear C.O. $5,000 nun. S COMPOUNDED DAILY I" 'Th e yield Is based on Interest and ptfncipl rem&ning in the account tt one year and compounding daily $ data at deposit. SAlE P ogr.ss I 42 Save on Ott.c. fly FederaI First Fumflure MschinqG george stuart . 133 East Rebinsor, - --- -- V -- -- - ---- --- -r The city council Tuesday night re lected all bids for Its :0 L~ 16 OZ. FLORAL OR LILAC D SHAMPOO 4 7 Stegfrlcd tit'• morning the bids were solicited on the basis at preliminary plana—"a drawing that showed two stalls, offices and dee- , - c G. 3) C c •.'.... 4 I.e-' 4LB DIAMOND BRAND 5C1 iiv'T I GREAT FOR YOUR HAIR' (REG. $ i 13) (REG 76c) PINT CRYSTAL BRAND ALCOHOL 69 - NOW BONDED BLADES (REG 490 10 Ci (REG 79c) le C A tic 9 - lie said he tried to work on the plan, "but 'dt just- wmlt right, I'm not an architect" he -. A111111111~1 FILLER OR TYPING PAPER _____ Siegfried said the new fire pumper truick is expected to be Currently, plans for the San ' E748c . 5?SsIfET—GLOSSyCovfRX4960(A[G JO . .. ,,t , !99 DESK CALCULATOR 4 FOR BBC — rM~' THERMOS LUNCH KITS BOX OR PIPICkS FE45. cn*srns E PRIMARY SCHOOL BOXES I REG 9 99 2 44 14 X 14 INCH BUT 1 41 1 C1 1 .tii 24 2 -. i. Hot * - DOUCLE .i *1 •1 -- O irr 1Uf? ' nI 10 599 - rV; A-0 REG *1~ .—'%" I ! 1W Sn.,' O, Os's Mi8tliViti.. Wit IAt 1TAMINC': 1 TO 8 01. if _-.-Ti WH EATA VI MS 2 WITH IRON - iiea I S . ilium &iI - IM gt Lu Ila ll* M liii IU,,ss Mt iu g,iIs .'c U ie 78 I) B COMPLEX *1 168 1W .Isrsd 4i1l,tC IX JI Wig lnt,,l stOPs lOutA&S — - - 97 C - 75 'A'1 H IV1(iJi 1 Ac toosess ,- WITH C 100 TABLETS VITAMIN A WD VITAMIN Wheatacoi tO .Sl't,?i — VIUMIN TAHLETS N! RAt. 3 VITAMIN-MiPERAL TONK WIi,Iip,I Tibtits I$flJl $I IN Ms. Istplifilina 11 X 375 - - - Cs2,s 14 Pstts I Ytti.* vIa —_ v,ti.a c r2 ,,c tiIti Mt .,tttI',4 :, (I IS it of l) Tsttir, D.P,,,, t. Dopler f 0,1'''- WHEATAMIN EXTRACT VITAMIN 1:. :f I 9GERIGARD -- REAM M s 961*V#lt# III most lksm is fly Ilia sooliqlls 1131 r,st titi, i. Is: Lt.ili I$IOSSIU WIg t,siIi4i 1-I ,,,, 37 GER, 60 CAPSULES lifurl 0S - tAAA Calls. New, in Cciii •.- ilB T', 'j,. -. r - A C$.tOear,, 't' 1810 1110411 $4 flti..uI $14 a..tsi . Of 110 two Wig IVtf$j$.g pr ic e SIX IsIn. $4 N 9 D.Pr.. TREATS MULTI VITAMIN ______ DC .5tH d*M (Hisin AEC 126 (REG. 59') WASTE BASKETS 01 SPR A Y OePr,,t BOTTLE OF 60 8rbit issOid ,gt 121-C :"•' -' 299 I ____ HOSE DURABLE V1114yL - & *1 5.11$. AW REG. 2.992 GARDEN i We Mc AItsfs £4d WITH IRO ' 44 3 /114. X SO U VITAMIN C Thea gilu! 'L_-_-rbill ___ •'o.. ORBIT MULTIPLE VITAMINS IlilTiMi CAST ,Rou 799 Is rm 4 -I 13.99 HIBACHI REG 12 1099 REG. I - Itlil 98 effm soflips001616 Nit HOT PLATE f* RIG 19 C — ' 10 O.p,,e THERA-GARD M ts.mMsiilTabti M ?dsI N.. 1575 WITH %*IIP -3.49 £L(CTRIC - .itIl TV 1A14,.AjT[O At G SUNBEAM 4-' DePree DRYER 7-w. wouw amp ALARM CLOCK "0011, 11 100 PEG. $12.88 - HAUI 7 VITAMIN J CARE FREE FRUiT PAK ViTAMIN C 125 RIG. $16.99 01 8 88 64 11, 88 A L WINUM FOLDING BED ECOLOGY TYPING PAPER Y. 22C - , DESK f1E GM24 ____________ 158 EAST TOLUSE t,3tTU UNISONIC #747, 12-DIGIT TMJICIOITPAIAPIC [ 2 DRAWER 341 COMPOSITION BOOK iZ E T, rrlml - C I) c CAUVAS BINDE R ,ITH STUDENT IP.OtX *140 COMPOSITION bOOv CLASS FILLED BINDER own. The courxil approved $2,5W to rarn9de) the sewer plant bulliding and to add a two4UH shed to house fire trucks, Siegfried said least five months to new plans for the fire station solicit bids and cornple*,e construction of uIle Montgoffwry Road fire lumse, CTIIfl C MT our * rrr n na' 3tiLMrrLfl 1'CIM ' I 1399 IAIVOl tsDSA (R(( U)CAMTaIOGI PEN WITH SMIFILLS -- MI. ________ 497 ft"HMTH "TTF,4115 kiwi 441tatio. No. 062 CHOICE QF 300 SHEET FILU O 200 SH(ET TYPING LIMIT 2 Dispree o.P,.. VITAMIN E to"!116011, 27 ranged h-omi $39,WD to $49.WD for JI hrO4tOry btdkft, 416 by Siegfried Kodak X-15 pu", ow0w, 88 lad week's council, meeting said the fire dePartmient must have a sub. stoition in thew stein the city. He added that with the SR 427 mnd SR 416 tr.if( lakes eight minutes to mowfin' equipment from the SR station to the western edge of \ RECORDE R PWj 'AN —' LLOYD'S c*ssmi , . __1 the SAVE area? 831.6370 for a vi wekme ON ALL DE PREE VITAMIN! $i$tIlt4(t Is ssss* IIt*A$II It 9I,f ClIf h( '1 ttIi'*d •'i 12 N SU DA Y - SANFORD: 950 St. St., Sanford Plaza Ii 1.2 CHECK ALL THE PRODUCTS FOR SAVINGS ,• ,-.,,, SALE CONTINUES 111811 SA TURDA Vt W((04 rs S TO S 10 TOl VITAMIN E OINTMENT CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza And 1433- Semoran BIvc to your. L r - f/SE YOUR MASTER CHARGE te By HELEN M. PAGE!. Copley News Service WILKINSON EPSOM SALTS ISOPROPYL (REG 17c) -- •.•... LY_t I I BAYER ASPIRIN 8 CONDITIONER ,0W139 I P 37 ,VI 100 BALSAM oz. BODY CONSISTS OF AFTER SHAVE 40Z AND SPRAY DEODORANT 4OZ (REG. 2 50) HAIRSPRAY (REG 69') TONI COMBINATION CREME ELIGHT I ROMAN BRIO LUSTRE BATH OIL . (REG 79) 12 oz. SILKEN SUAVE - Whatever Happe ned 0 WiTH LOG PROT(N - $ grades." Total general government budget is $2,044,459 and 9,718,127 for the sewer utility deparunent, including $5 nWhon In anticipated federal funding. Montgomery Road and authorized modifications to a building at the San Sebastian r plant as a ye department facility while new bids we corAWftvd. FfreChief momasslegfned said herecommendedrejecting the bidsbecause the figures submitted by three companies last, week were timates rather than firm bids. —— , Otlondo ,,,..-'Ivy --- mainly ioiip ••a :- -- terms negotible. Reg. $74.95 Now in - 4 year certificates and $ 100.000 or larger certificates of deposit are available with rates and SCM Electric Adding Machine 1 6.98% 6.75% Store-Wide I ... just that many more stuid cars He could avoid running over driving cars—it appears that tne middle of the road—there's straight ah 'file to worry about running over. me by getting off the road, but cars have he bicycle the tru'k to see that the paint I wre sight then and there become such a gravel and high grass on either went by me on my right as the was peeling on FI.AMMAJILE, that soon as Whatever, the bike people have there may be gravel or high menace on two-lane highways, sidz!" I can afford It, I'm What the country dii-sperately had to take truck roared by on my left. I and I was close enough to the going to get rid of my road nog the less-roomy grass off the side of the road bicycle riders have had to start needs, in addition, of Course, to Put the most dangerous don't know flow close the b1cYcle that roads with only one lane of and bicycles are I could count Use nnd get myself a healthy a good 15-cent cigar, are notoriously riding in packs to protect situation of all happened just more traffic in each direction, and allergic to gravel and bicycle came to running over hairs on the rider's healthy bicycle before I get run over by designated bicycle Paths so all high tl1eril.seles So instead of just the other day, and I guess it was inc. but I was cl'ne enough to li'gs 11W and my little car are ena. grass, one bicycle trying to avoid all my Fault. I was doing about the bright people riding stantl>' getting in their way. hitting me, there may be half a bicycles on the streets anti In a 45-mile zone and I sa w highways of America won't dozen bicyclesat the same time two things coining at me from Sometimes the only tune to worry about running way he who are helping each other in the other direction. One was a Now you taite, for Inavoid hitting me is to their efforts to stay on the road bicycle and the other one was a over irresponsible fools like me stance, what happens in the suddenly slow down and move without who are still using public roads most common of the many over running over me in my diesel truck. The bicycle was on more into the middle of the little car, as places to drive a car, my side of the road, coming dangerous traffic situations road, figuring that if he makes faced by people riding bicycles himself easy to see. I'll get out toward me almost dead-even I have become a definite on streets or roads without of his way in time. with the truck, so you can see Het as I can judge, — trlFic hazard since the bicycle designated bicycle paths. t' ' bicycle people have determined what it meant: The poor bicycle craze because I can't afford a there Is safety in nwniers. had to figure out some way to new 10-speed bike, which I This sort of situation is They must figure that if a fool get through without running would be too winded and rubhlere s a healthy, safety- dangerous enough, but becomes like me driving 45 m.p.h. down over rue or the truck, ber-legged to ride very far conscious, nonpolluting man even more hazardous when it a two-lane ' road, with traffic anyw ay. so I still have to get riding his bicycle on the right happens coming on a curve a nd a man from the other direction t At first, I figured the bicycle around in an old-fashioned, gas. side of the road, ' and here I on a bicycle doing 5 miles an and no room to get off the road, would leave the road to keep eating, Pollution-belching, road come up behind him on the ho'.jr suddenly comes up in front -w"'a bunch of people riding from hitting Inc head-on. There SdinL' side of the road. Unless of a hog of an automobile. c\ car doing 45 m.p.h. without bcyc1e5 single-file at 5 m.p.h., were cars tie's able to do sonlDtJIi,)g quic parked along the side k, any warning. This gives the have sense enough to get out of the Actually, It's a rather small, he's going to have road, but a bicycle could to run over man on the bicycle precious Of the way before I get run over, have managed to pull between sized sports car which doesn't rue, or 115k breaking his neck little time to make a decision or one of them, although me or the take up much more room on the and wrecking his bicycle by how he's going to avoid hitting road than a pair of butterfly trying to avoid me. certainly couldn't Some p eo p le ride their truck sr stupid speedster in an • handlebars, 1)111 ii' zan1 i lau s t - were drivin rai hicvc-l'; t ahr('t, h h autuinotiik', I've hid u httii' car are turning Into a ipp'n figure they do for safety hugs. Apparently, however, to inc and my little car tr affic hazard nevertheless, there was no time for the This commonly dar,'erou., looks and the reasons: If one guy doesn't I( I received from the m situation is easily averted if bicycle to get off the road. After e in time to stop or slow down, There isn't any problem oa there is no traffic coming from bicycle riders who almost ran maybe the other one will. i all, the guy must have been the freeways, as yet, since the other direction. That means ovtr me on a blind curve made know I've seen them yelling at doing at least 6 m.p.h. I was bicycle riders are never seen the man riding the bicycle can It perfectly obvious that I was a each doing 35, as I said, and the truck other, One time, when t reckless menace who shouldn't riding on the Freeways. I'm not pretend he's a car, W;IS IWtkI a: let girls as 25. -----' riding bicvc1t'irtrhyitp and 1 can be t!kwed on the highway. sure whether this is because simply pt ?d; the kIt. isui came around a curve In front of there Is u law against riding if there's traffic in the other It COUI(I have been a disaster, inc and almost hit me, I had the your bicycle on the freeway or lane, and I'm going too fast for Although I harn't discussed top down and I could hear one of but the bright bicycle rider whether bicycle riders avoid him to avoid hitting me, what this with any people who ride them shouting to the other one, saved us all by an act of raw the freeway because there are does he do? bicycles—all my crowd are still "Better slow down and stay in courage. lie Just kept riding George Stuart's SIGNALMAINTENAN('E begin alter contract execution, A prthminary report was as asso"ate of consulting The DeBartolo Co., genrrnl government budget by engineer Glace and Radcliffe given on the efficiency study developers of the Altamonte raising revenues and planned said, being conduttcd of the camp. Mall, reminded the city this spending by $141,963. traIler's office, police, fire and week a condition of its on. The additional money came In other business, the council planning and zoning depart. nexation was that the city from the Suburban Fire Control accepted a county proposal to nientS Lay Price-Waterhouse Co. maintain tralic signals to be District protection contract, pave Sanford Avenue, The A consultant from the company placed at cntrancev,;ps u the 149.896 anti an anticipated county recommended split of said his final report due SOffiC shopping center. surplus from the CtllTeflt year the costs at $6,2W from the weeks hence will probably Of $91,9. Swofford asked the cit. county coffers and $9,600 from recommend the city go to Comptroller Dick Baxter said city computer bystene. u Utitik about the $30,000 will Le spent from the developer's request that the newltnds to hire three full-time Mayor Lawrence Swofford lie said the survey so far has city siin a rnalntenan(•e con t U,.n itv citi trd& h i. sigrial. i equipment; $12,000 for the county proposal last week when procedures are not adequate, snstulkdatentranceways totile e railroad crossing at Spring he insisted the costs be shared the chart of accounts does not huppt center on .0nrd Oaks and $55,000 for paving equally by the city and the provide necessary detail and Longwood Avenue. county with the city to handle data which goes Into accountingCSA )ON SALES '\ Also approved was another the engineering work. is not supported in mans' in. IN l, 3D MOTOR co. $30,000 for new raises for city 5tances. Davis was told to prepare a employes. rc.'iuticn 4 !J.e diy' !nent t whi'. The !h • S. Iflj Improve the street. An procedures are too involved and Approved a six per sent merit AVE a5se.SflWflt is <7 to be placed cited as ar, example that to cut raise for each employe added nrin?qr frur r cent Mc citizens were present to hear the city council amend the By TOM hORTON Copley News Sec-flee 5.39% 5.25% against city property owners off a delinquent water to fund modifications to tte opens Nov. 15. The state fronting on the street at a Inter rcquires live forms, it will bt. Palm Springs Road-Sit 436 rkpartn,ent of Transportation date. Swofford said. recommended only two forms signal to interconnect the told the company, the letter be used and thus the city will lights. stated, the maintenance Leo Were, an rnsuccessful realiz.' a $,500 annual savings, The letter points out the agreements must be siied by PAVING BID candidate for the city council a he said. signals should be In operation either the city or the county year ago, was appointed the The completed survey is to when the new Jordan Marsh before the signal installation. The bid of Orange Paving and city's representative on the provide an analysis of cm-rent Construction Co., for $67,431.80 Seminole County advisory standing and that expected to pave Longwood.Magnolla council on the aging. in two years. extension w&,; accepted. Wednesday, Sept. .5, 1973-7A 'More Designated Bicycle Paths Are Being Re uestp,. ANNUAL YIELD ANNUAL RATE Febastlan plant are to phase it out within two years and con. vert the property to parkland. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—A record $11,762,U6 budget for the new year passed its public bearing Tuesday night and city Ally. Joe Davis was Instructed to prepare a buc4et for adoption next week, The rate of art valorem tax set nan No Central Florida r: •.,,'!,? ?n4'Hh,rnt bIbbi.biP rinast,iut Offers You More Passes, Th Sanford Herald &, -LL rrtuujç,, i - 7ear3 ago first graders used slates for writing on and red and gray striped slate pencils (two for a penny) to write with. This created a double saving. Tablets cost money, and it was something of a problem disposing of all the paper beginners wasted trying to learn to write. If you made a mistake on your slate you simply rubbed it out with the sponge and started over. But there came a day when You reached a peak of proficiency sufficient to allow you to dispose of your slate except for practice. You came to school proudly carrying a pencil tablet with a vivid picture on the cover, and a pencil box which contained half a dozen assorted pencils, two erasers, a penholder and a collapsible drinking cup. The penholder was probably of no earthly use to you in the first grade, but by the time you reached secood grade you were (leelned old and experienced enough to use ink for papers which were to be handed in. So You acquired an Ink tablet, two gold pen points which you promptly ruined by bearing down too hard on them when You wrote, a flannel pen wiper made in the shape of a pansy, which somehow never prevented you from getting the greatest proportion of the ink on your fingers, and the sunken inkwell in the upper right-hand corner of your desk was filled with dark blue ink and so became utilitarian instead of strictly ornamental. Each of these steps represented a goal to strive for, and gave you a real sense of achievement once you arrived there. True, the pencil usere looked down on those who had to use a slate, while the writers who had graduated from pencils and covered themselves with glory and ink were considered really superior beings. But while there might be some feeling of envy, there was no resentment, even in the slate class. .,t least they had something to look forward to, while the second graders, twving reached the Ink stage, had cuilti, to a dead er.'i. There was nothing more left to write with. It was the same way in the art class. You started drawing with a pencil, and you drew stick 'ple and lopsided huus*: a ft I t:ees which would have really -tartled a horticulturist, and animals which might be dogs, but could just as well be horses or rabbits or camels. But after awhile you became more skillful and then yoA were allowed to use crayons. But the real thrill cam9 when yui were old enough to open that long narrow black tin box with the little squares of colored paints and the long slim paintbrush inside. And because you had conw up the hart] way. you felt that inner satisfaction which inj so reararding, but comes only to tL se who have really eai-ned it. �= f: GA—The Sanford Herald - - Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1973 . 0) The Sanford Herald S. Mobley .-. ~~_' __ .. ,. __ .. Chiles Enjoys Tour Band TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP)Sen. Lawton Chiles, 1)-Fin., said today he was forced to seek donations to an expense fund to cover costs not paid by his federal allowance. '-niles oia a Capitol news conference that he would prefer that the federal allowance be Increased and had sought such an increase in Congress. In a report to the secretiiry of _________ Herald correspondent Sanford s 'ambacsadoeofmusicttsherwood Moble has return ed from a concert tour of Europe where he played the drum in a 1SG-piece band omped of students from evtry state. The son of Mrs. Freddie M. Mobley of West 8th Street, ierwood is a student at Seminole High School and a member of the concert and marching band. On July 11. he boarded ajet at McCoy Jetport for his fl ight to Kennedy international Airport in New York to join SEN. CHU.ES . . . A way of life I first rr-ncert In ParPi, whcr-~ they ir-spi!itted for six days. They stayed in t.ondun for four days and performed their - concert. Other con were given g, Autria V nir i'ui Florence Ita ly, and t%%n performances purchasing , rrc of l an d north of S1 4t • -ri t l.uxtiidsur, Munich, Naples, Nantes and Ghent. Sylvia Ann Holley, %I - Donald Paye Jr. Ile said the money is used for some expenses at his home of. flee In La k e l and, traeI, tek,. phone calls not .oered b federal allowance and s4.tne other expenses such as send ing $1 each photos when requested. Chiles was in Tallahassee for ______ UL' ire ro ec ion a conference he called with state Pollution Control Department and federal Environmental Protection Agency officials on the distribution of sewer treatment plant construction funds iCont'd From Page 1) department would do whatever Ehat %OUI(1 i' tht fin .atnicnt aUuut A con tr oversy has arisen over the Pollution Control Board's allocation of most of the Florida funds to big cities. ing ue "Some of the firemen are Us to bsLI them out" he said make it with the td'Iitlt'nal . I -. A ~4 ~;!_ ~4 ;Gi _ _- A Strict rehearsal schedules were adhered to, but the groups experienced many hours of leisure. Much of their time was spent on guided tours, shopping expeditions and Chairman Sid VihIen reported would give Kimbrough's to the county beard Tuesday District Two complete fire night. protection west of ...-.- - r- -'.-1. . -- - - T.-1iickmgham Pabc e the Imperial Forum Colosseum and Appian Way and other points of interest. They crossed the English Channel twice by ferry between Calais, France, and '-'a including his own home, Alfn nnfgn rnr c n ldgnn I __7 :ffl .; 1.. 4 1 1 ft ft ft A f, ff / c , ) = +4%tv% - - MrL Pear-lie Mae Ford, !W Coolidge Avenue, jetted S RoK-hestur. N.Y. for a two-week varation. 1AWle in the city s1z was houseguest. of Miss Aldine Bell and Mrs. Johnnie cl.- -110 d vallic-iii interesting signts of New York and Canada. M2eC.reen.ffWM4W@~Jft#%#0#JQ - ;Ag :Z A& , PhotoContests Going , ~k Is T F r Deligona Residents Ceramic Class Registration Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Roll vacationed in Chicago, Dayton, Ohio, Philadelphia, Glassboro, N,J., Lynchburg, Va. .. . HOLLEY I .~. . -. I F 11 A "" . .,: ..# , :x - t 11 k, X 6 . . I ,%>. 0, Ili 1 Projec library and assist in the volunteer worker. Here, neigh- some 3,000 . I* #,, x . 10a 0 , 1~ ag', L "- LAURA ANN HENDERSON (L) AND BRIDESMAIDS 'Ito r) Devron Fite, Ka Marsh, Cindy Kinet, Sharon Ventimiglia in number, of the , a _" I s- ALteiia,rattv~ A Is. A ,_ , id Br1aem12J1eCL t1l T-1 I . -_ a- - eted -v adminIstrative year, with the time with the child in helping Herbert M. Rumage, Mrs. Plaza. Colorful posters to in. opening of the Enterprise that child receive better grades William F. Harr. Mrs. Hugh form the community of this Miss Laura Ann Henderson, Hen&-rson with a sterling silver decor, chLu slid stemware. delicious luncheon of fruit cup, EICITientary .School. and a more thorough un. I.ynrh, Mrs. George Merrill, volunteer service will "ho becatne the bride of Craig jelly spoon in the ancient saga Centering ffie table war, an rhicken crepes colc,ny, b-aked also tA-Tlit pruji..it $ ttititl, ti T'Ie tltrsLitjjn' of each subject. Mrs Charles Sheret.z Mrs Placed at stratt1c loca tions in Kt'lc.gg on Aug 25, and her desi n arrangement of Tropicana scalloped tomatoes and roses, orange-tipped carnations chocolate nut mousw. Attendants sharing the and white fuji mums. requested to give this needed luncheon at the Matson & limelight with Miss Henderson Others attending were Mrs. were Cindy.. Ki.net, rn.ald 0of Ct;, -. -U places were ident.ified (larence C. Henderson. mother teachers in grading exam be grateful for the extra time DeBaryandtheSoutheast&nji and if willing to kindly call honor; Sharon VenLmig1La, with mini zrnters which the of the bride; Mrs. Robert B Ilostes-ws were the bride papers, keeping records, his tPacher can give. of Dolton.; 1,-,-;, zradously write thr hostessei purchased in Kellogg, mother of the '" '' With ttii" - niii"nts In addition t'i" "e!!! c' ..-r- _. u J. Beardsle, co Enterprise dect s dunt, Miss Laura Mae and Devron Fitc, bridesmaids St3ckllolni,Swcuenijwjng their bridegroom; and Mrs Mamie Ing of oiws project by informing their Elementary School, Enter. William tour of the Scandinavian Turner, grandmother of the lepartment.-i, work in the self. S. Mike. Montgomery, ard to the Green and blue color tones Countries ails summer. checking account custarriers, prise, 32763, or phone 66&4311, - ---------------. o presented were captured in the table Guests were served a -L L i1E1r .JJHflJaik.a..L_. :. -.L .------Also M Robert ii 4 Agam-amulmffar-lm lwomen who will assist the beneficial to the child who will ,_,, ~ ff-= service comiderabit; tilought Jardin. The First National Bank of 0 _ ! ~~~~_ ~ =---, 4onF:__ WW ,- w ~_ _10% _ =. .' "- Jr. t r i I '-, -2 i #~ . . - .1 I%. - ~!": - - 5' ' 1.-' 1. Exhibit TROY N.Y. (All) - Caroline 73 Fromnan Distinguished Pr 1'i ,_-_. - w • I 1*~v _1~ " 1. -'16 " .J3ic' . .s q - I I -•.~ ke Safety Proiect . - . I i - - V . A _! ~ . _U 11-, - _, --f,V' . 1 , :~ 2: AL JTr* 4 / J I .. . I ; [a DeIVIRY It 0,11EN'S 0,111 BEGINS SE,-ISON DEBARY WOMEN'S Club executive board dieton, refreshment chairman; Mrs. Ruth met to formulate pians for the coming season. Creasey, welfare; Mrs. L. F. Carpenter, S Discussing the forthcoming events are (I to r) Membership; Mrs. J. Stuart Wickens. NIrs. Charles 111rich, program chairman; Mrs. James Donald Mid- hospitality; Airs. Ruth Magnuson, budget; and John 11offi, Eye Bank chairman. Female See Animal En* o sHer Chamber "Logic commo in o ; t%- a . - -, 11 1w- - OR # F MORE I S FURNITURE ALFS L - . , - _____ - n__Tz=nw - - - -_=~_ __= -~ -- _; 'r ___ _\ .. I ! . 1 ot . . - -ar~ - - - __-_ £. . . Today . , Tours West ssing "a cr owded' New York A.'tseinb sex?" tween my work and that done y the i "BornF'maleFverthIn'a b Woman Needs to Kntuw to Get Paid What She's Worth." and "We have both performed the other books. She was the 1972- same amount and the same kind in the same time, and who can &-icover the sex o( the 111,1111' BIR T111),,J I'! same after it has passed from our hands?"The newspaper re. ported the U.S. Teasury was - then paying first grade ma'' clerks $2,500 and first grade feinale clerks only S1,200. IWO . ---. ' t i __________ mI-.uLr% Standard reports S )am tofl(xjn,and (Herald-.--______ Photo by Charle'_____ Edwards and can be seen at great - ____________-----Citizen-Of-Th e-Week are limited to 20 persons per H ighway patrols across the distance. It is six inch wide of L Ui rOCr o session. Teen classes, limited to nation are continually calling bright red reflectorized plastu.. I 1.1ten 4 the Week" is Hem= J. Rembert. Sr. 1508 15 per clan, will be held attention to the bicycle accident newhite bicycle emblem on ~ it West I 7 #111 Street, who hveit with his wife, Lovie. Rembert h.-.s f ;; _. Tt% is International in scope, as is Z I lived In Sanford for over 44 years and has been active in the S I I D. A. problem. Early in 1972 the the red reflector and clearly community. He is employed as 5 flt Pack $5 for all adult Bureau of Public Sa"ty indicates that, "there Is a All DELTONA -Cub Scout ' I ;' - at ttv Sanford Housing Authority. 565 of its residents must purchase recom -nwrided that, addlUu.sal bicycle ahead." Thm , may also I 2 E Deltm, will hold ~ dn't appear market- business until 1960 when her 'You got to be out of your meeUng Tuesday at 7 p.ni. in recreation cards at city hall light reflecting materials or be used on motor Wkes and -_ able. Rembert is a graduate o(Croam High Adult School, and Associated press Writer the Fellowship Q of devices are needed to mqke a husband was transferre(Ir The mind. No woman is going to get And the district attorney is 8 OLATHE, Kan.( All) - John. is a member o( New Salem Primlove Baptist: Church, where bicycle visible In the dark aml s decision to follow was not hard. any place in politics around reation office. United Methodist Church, rec he rsm s ic rncrnbr of tr icte' hoird chirrrrtn o? bu ildinp son County's first district altor. wuman. ,Margaret Jordan ha Id Further information may be Now married more th.in 28 1 -rC - she ran in FC6 and entifiableis a btc)r1e [ i I nhcrt,uin,nui will 15 a big tiltiEf Liv.)tr who been (in the $21 000 a %ear job obtained Li tirs she said, hos4. bread wis soundl) dekated ---i_._. holds degrees aLso in illechani- since early Jon uary. . -.', I eat. his drum I beat." O1've Masonic Lo(ige 79, Royal Arch Knights of T..aple, and addres o each contestant Orlando of "Bozo the lown" b y the numerou "' chairman, Mrs. John Bacon, at / ,,, i a Mrs. Jordan, 50, resigned as cal and electrical engineerin g. In 1%9 anoth er issw. trui: accident reports the Inter iJ, Noble of Shrine A rmed with references from must be written on back oleach TV pr 2148, or contact Mrs Fred who got into poli mayor of I.eawood, Kan, the The ogram d national iii engineering firms in the iered another candida Afkr JAMES A Huss Jr, son of an the Exotic ravel I picture, or the cardboardPets Safety Drew, Mrs Edward McHenry tics on so,in. thing of a dare, Is Golden Ghetto of this count) •' faintly war council - ThCS Mr and Mrs J A Russ Society. He is manager of Perry's Funeral Home and has worked Triangle wass ' iist, 4.,( dICth th in k si a mount of Iide. Deltona or Mrs. Roy DeVary, members outspoken, a champion of pro- at affluent bedroom suburbs, to wuukl have any trouble finding said, 'If you re going to run for celebrated his second birlie will show several of the manufactur Z with BOY SCOUU of An)erica as assijtant wttut master and e d .&;;-. ~,. assumes no responnibillty for animals e displayed at the with the United Fund Dr-he He has worked 20 years with the Inee t C ti?, over I million pictures submitted In case of Kansas legislature nng out and campaigning and honored at a birthday P f -, ' ' I dldn t count on Midwest ocal ay Camp. recent.ly. --! I mcnt a parent of teen-agers. 1972 &inford Housing AuUK safety triangles have been put Net proct, eds from the sale Ir arty loss or darnage, Previously tile count), i ind believes anyone "is naive g"' "She made a good # 1tndinjur,e becain.' Uiefirst black snnPrvisor with l3mcnln attor- ern gallantry," site said wry y. II) FAE1TI.i. j)y,}fl)5 Another highlight of the tC' TiT' Att TI1 ViT onthebackofbiIsIn America, will go to the kitchen fund for '.tho thinks his child will not flC handled both civil and run for office. Thi' result 9. So Mrs Jordan turned to i Mail all entries to . . . evening, will be a special Hrrald Correspondent his fieparUnent. 11c, has attended workshops in this field of -sold b% organizations illroug_h the post home to be constructed have to inake a decision about (Tkninal matters. Now a county "d)ool, a *'gruesome peri o f she won "by 13 votes. A situn. Jerry Cornell on West 25t.h i \r L)Its New York crussowr" ceremony, durini ' work in JOckM-niiIe lamp.1. Daytona nniateur Photo Ct.ntest, fiiiicl r using rrolects mainly in the near tutti. ' id S.1 sit ord ('oun3Clor handles civil probdrugs while in school ) lung landslide' in a three-way Street life Someone 4u'cked Dclton, c-o Public Relations whch several Webelos will be D;l.ToN,\ Plars for a ________________________ The fledgling politician is a Icms the district attorney, what the bar wa like and I race. ____________________________ lteprcsentativc howard entering scouting. day bus trip to the Western kw Jer.seyite who was trans- criminal affairs, said 'Its like having a baby - 1 floisbezt,. Alth ough responsible for di. two days in a row.'" Cub Scout Pack 565 Ii conS states were flflflouflee( by _____ to the Kansas City area planted ¼\' . . _________________ ____ ctmg a staff which includes Deltoni Fun and Travel Clut, In l%0 and turned to the law ductingaMembershjp.jye '. ______--c-Af te r graduation Mrs Jor Include the names and ad present Parents of prospective president Joseph Sinatra at nssstant district attorneys, d joined a law firm for about after an engineering bi.k . dresses of any recognizable nwmhersarerequir1to8( . f meeting attended Sunday by uret investigators and dozen three years, then went out on .) -3 .7 Secretnrie3, site still fiads time lv--r own. N1.4 0 , the ineeting In order to regiswr more than 2 1 W members. The =__ ~ V I W4 WCaUR, to be entered in the t1wIr bo w handle 5011)e Prwvculions . W~ - - tour %%ill be Sept. 9-m. Was Politics it long-time amfinaIjudgirmg,writtencontoi — a" ' 0 . ., ----f'ouiin' events fnr the . r= . ç) F—, ,ti tflJo such persons ts required -V the courtroom 'Oh heavens,no," Mrs. Jor"( lude a Masquerade Top prim will beg u , s. ~wrk.slit said. "and -I "I I %V00 4 f "' enjoy datisaid. "I got into politics by $50 Nov -the one-to-one adversary situ- the sliver accident that I moved O Savings Bond for E)eltona. 9 1 7 -1 - ) -•. Cnttr fir mnenitiers, lI'niit u -. _,_ u ,r - •tii'ii .'u get in criminal law,' uito a house that v..tS Un tlii tLx "Ill c a grand pre of I ai fl rans Prues will be given for lie 1 .. •-••Mrs. Jordan said her progo bo undary of two wards. $100 in each category , j?. ' --- " fanciest and most ori ginal imsslonfrt*n . engineering th '\ to e nicn licd on ci il ward couni % ?ri_-. -DFI I'ON-'t - The Indiana rotuntes Dancing, refresh - _________ liv. to politics was dictated b th tr side of me 1 Entries must be postmarked Club of De'tona will meet at 6 Inent intl merry making will ' . series of c$rctunstances On Saturday Ittrnoons "--4 \1% or delivered by the last day of p m in the Community Cei.ter be the order of tie evening. we'd all be out mo.!.ing lawns 'M father was an engineer, _ y-.__,* , Jj" eiwtu contest period - lollowing a earr in dinner Me'gibers are askod to ninko "r .eid meet for a quiet beer in in brothers wtre engineers, ( I r ' I ', , ' 1 1 '1 I! r ' r IiI\ liii Ii mU t%,i an i.ni ii t' it k aid ,tntl it stil1 s % 1 mint Il II. I au in JudhIuh tic rigular mnceting in. Sinatra or Mrs m*cr wus wrong at (It) Hall (lucre was no doubt 1,d f1enr . _mZT0 I entries from other com. tert,aininunt will be prov;de(; ~ I be ; /Whor, a loved one has departed, It Is to ~N, ,einent -dares, really to -r first engineering _0 a, am .:,X0 ,) Categories for this contest with a talk on "Fans o( the Hollow"n Party. run for a council pwt in Leadegree at Itutgers took I I year; ak~i :;M the living that we must offer consolation. servations ;V~. - and lots of encouragement __ frogn her husband, Ben, whom river scenes; both interkws Mrp, Asbell hits traveled a trip W Disney World during I V~_ r We believe that the wt.rds of the scrip. niet at Western Electric I : during one of her pciiodic - : -'-----,. gardens and construction her many fans as she gives a The Christmas-New Year's . -tures can orovido the greatest comb college dropouts to earn rwmey --- -________ I progress. Nature; tsivlude description and history of each, party wilihe on the first Sunday for cliooI, Hosts for the ci ening will be of Janu,uy, l94 in the (am All %%ittu it tiathing fdUuv.hip through their inspiring reassur _-- ______ - lr and Mrs Adolph Grim- niunut) Center This will free , she continued her education POUNDS OF BERP EACH * • CAN Is sales Tokyo - T~v averalre JOPAmanager sit Anti Marie I Fxwil Gartiott, Greeters will a date to t- announced. mating business on the side. ________ Mrs E' tabeth Cady Stanton points th e New York Worldperfect equality between the What difference is there in the 9exes "she ,.,at(]. "Woman (foes v-alue to the government IX- t! JeOf — % C' Detailed 11ird has given Russell Sage fessor at RusseD Sage. (oll ege an exhibit of newsDoes work have papers reporting the fight for sked % , denm, Mrs. Kirby Fite Jr., Mrs. John Crabtree. the tw,nor R;*.ah.tQ F;jffht ' C) 1.-'- -, I 1. - Earl.v Wom __ 1111.111, - . ,,, ( t . L . I - -- .JL F DFLTONA The I.adies by Civic and Youlli Groups. hiking. hunting and fishing; Registration for Sanford Auxiliary to the VFW post 100% It is this Safety Thangle, that Human Intemt: Include events Recreation Department's of Deltm. is sponsoring U,e the VFW Auxiliary is now DELTONA - Deltona taking place at the recreation ceramics classes for adults and of in Cownunities noto Contest an centier, unusual hobbles, teens will begin Sept sale ternAU01111111 Bicycle selling. 7bey rmy be purchased , 10 on a Safety Triangles. to cut dovn. e in the Deltona Plaza from any • SHERWOOD MOBLEY beingconducted by the Deltona community special events, first come first served basis the risi ng num ber of bicycl .. Back from tour Corporation for Deltona cOmniunity birthday the Post or Adult clasws will be held accidents, because the driver of Auxiliary. residents only with one contest celebrations and youth ac. 8 car does not see the bicycle 7-10 and ti"'ities-, rig e s r on w i te ,,R-M rider in thu. dark r1 ' .he',ccondonf)ec 31 •:.,. This contest Is for amateur photographers. Only black and .: %hite prints, color slides or prints taken in Deltona COm, n1unity are elegible. Photos of Amvr . . any size, taken with any make - ~ of camera, on any brand of film _. - inay be submitted. But fy) art 7 - .I -- t%ork or retouching is per= -_ -~~7~iz"!~-~-I - I ~ I --~' numberr of prints may - I appealing for "recruits," teacher but will, therefore be Joseph G. Guenot. . and Atlanta. The Holts report having a wonderful vacation. . 71iLs .%ervice will not only William B. Cracraft, Mrs. Deltona ani surrounding areas. bridesmaids were honored at At present, Mrs. Fuller Is lighten the burdens of the Wilhelm Stuhrenberg and Mrs. All readers are urgently the traditional bridesmaids Iferald Correspondent Holts Vacation I 'i." * •. -. Tearhing Volunteer &-rvice." - Auxiliary To Sponsor ' .wV' . .• and needy projects of the new they will be able to spend more John Hall, co-chairnmn: Mrs. covered frame in the Deltorm -- - _____ - ~. Volunteer ,a ' . 4 ____ ______ physical education program. bor, Is your chance t be ef details of this project. No previous experience is service to your community and John Hall, an accomplished 1)El.TONA - The Deltona required. Volunteers may give the youth of our nation, artist of Deltona, has designed , Woman's Club tinder the 83 fritichoras litUe time as they To date, the following club a poster pertaining to this rarkible direction of , nrc able )it a rnPTphørcwtuhI*.IllntperNf Drocram with mcronr(ntc It itilrr chnlrr -r.will r'r ! 'e' U ka ite'-- to ac1st Mr "uI'c- 1n this inforiruitlon thi will c-wm h. begin one of its IrAmt important of some of their ' *** wvrthwhile program are Mrs. displayed In the special gl&u extra duties, w .r ____________________ ._.- • 41 _____ oman's Club Undertaking fly FANNE-ffF F-DWA R DS lieruld Correspondent - V sucressiut In eiiin l's t'r., ,n',n mill ttt c" "'U 1 ti iimith... ... - ,i. u,..j u.o this ill be followed Councilman Harry Terry soon by another for 0million. initially balked at Including the By MARK WEDM -tore a hole in the window someone broke into a truck was set for trial Sept. 24 in Ili additiun, vinlen said the Lrngwood area, as did Herald Stall Writer screen and reached in and pitr ked at the Sanford Airport circuit court. The groups were housed at universities and hote6. When state has indicated the Wpkiva volunteer fire department removed the checkwriter and stole a CB radio and a tape Roy Ivan Bissonette Jr. weather conditions permitted. cor.cen p"formances were Ifiver meets all the federal president Howard Lloyd, who Authorities remain baffled between Sunday and Tuesday." player. admitted the jail escape In hi1d iiutdoors gov t rfliiit nt criteria .tnd is ca l led the area, ,t rio.infl s about tht. identity of one.r of the Thcm is Tindal!. 21 Geneva, The truck belonged to Florida tt.StllIiOfl) during his Vial for expected to be designated , a land," saying a lack Of bodies found Aug. 22 in a dump reported the incident and Convoy Inc., Sanford Airport. the slaying of an- Orlando chef. On Aug. 7, the wnary traveling musicians returned to "wild river" in the near future. equipment and personnel could near Lake Lotus in Altamonte described the -beckwriter as a Wayne McHale, 24, of Florida A circuit court hearl.ng Is New York. They sta yed at Ilo(stra University, Hempstead, Springs. hamper service. "Paymaster" model and esti. Convoy, listed the value 31 the scheduled Thursday o.i a de. I.A., until rehearsal 0,- e following day, in preparation for D[sWct Medical Examiner mated its value at $145. missing iterns at S25n. fense motion for rhange of mi theIr.2rrrtntTo.jfl .Iaiicwruh .ty. tvt..,Cs,fl sOflIgias Thomas Hegert's office Tindall said he locked the A 16-year-old New Jersey venue In the Sept. 10 trial of "We have enough equipment Sherwood remained in New York for three days of sight. reported .- fav :,n 9n. btilding, an Sundayan-i when h.t youth, already sentenced to life Sam 'ragnina .17 Tanina on 0 WIN -`TER SPRINGS - The ta han~le wha " On tin ba c k o Fioc'da hi. mide stops at a'.. , ubItc hc.r(iw .,f zh c.._'1 "n 1 iecdav *1 tmnnr$rnnm rt cr murdrr ch'tr1es he ir1td - ,J .. _. . " .;;f &,u. tug A.'alk-8 -2 VVIIS tle V .;;bh V-:c-,;=u mm#ocent juc3twy to Llysic txc In a telephone booth least (Irbi mru Auanta, tia., trisituR trierim a..J relatives. He arrived Wednesday night In the city hall Sanford police more fire truck and then any Information to ht~lp ths-, report e.-tcape from county Aug. , . jail and in June 1971. . at 7-30 The b Identification ge t Is up another truck for a new Hct'xpresseshbwhole4iearted and sincere appreciation . . A plea W am denUsts to help $270,585 from last year's stat.ion," he said, adding th-it to everyone. who helped make this trip a reality for hirn and $148,212 budgeL AD depart- the proposed sub-station in a in the Identification a!w failed, the most educational and enjoyable e3qwience of his young ments will get substantially parcel of Green Belt West in- Dental records were used to life. more than last year. identifv the- other body found In the dumn as Laura ,Lynn The heads of departments Emma iload woUd probably H nation and we are proud of him and his taient. ALTA MONTE SPRINGS- the Roil A4i1gn Co., has signs said. arbe It 18 will deliver their monthly not be campleted within the hosMayor LawTence Swofford iald up contrary to the section of the Swofford said if (tic court # rope Aug. next year. Tuesday night the city's or. new zoning ordinance. declarei the law un In other action police are dinance banning portable and Musical Program Planned Davis advised, however, that corLstitutional the city will Terry said coverage within looking for the person who trailer signs will be enforced until the circuit court makes a adopt another tlgn ordinance I .: A m usical program will be held at New Mt Calvary- the old fire district should broke into the ('itne'a Service despite City Att> Joe Davis' decision on the suit filed b) In the meantime, he said, he satisfy any claim to the Center on SR 46 and stole a advice and the lawsuit RoLl-A-Sign and its president will Instruct the police Mtssionry Baptist Church, Sunda>, at 3 pin. This special program is in behall of L, jt_ :~ equipment by the county, but he Robert ' Charity Dixon and Mr-s Bub Isaac are sponsors and Rev. G later went along with the case of blank checks statutionality should be. held up to being the man Into municipal L. ms I; pastor council's unanimous vote Seminole Sheriff's U Ry Onc of the office staff 'If a citation Is Issued, it will ourt where he will he fined or - L- _. - - ~.: lJoyd said he felt the fire Hughey said someone evidently reported to the city cotwil . AM". 1. r 1 40' +I '*+ City Enforoune a Si*gn Ban 2--;-- 0 ____ :.,,,_ _____ 1 ___________ Deltona 1 ' .Souls Catholic Church, Sanford. . Wasn'tours, and now they want fire department feels it cannot told the department president. &.1oVit%:1.a*&,.11XJ. . NUSS SYLVIA ANN Lu the entire 5,000-acre Major Realty tract as park land in Acceptance of the southerSeminole County. Commission most reaches of the prop"al I .., Mr. and Mrs Alired A Holley of 215 Ilighlawn Ave ., Sanford are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Sylvia Ann Holley, to Donald E. Payc Jr., son of Mrs. William Tedesco of Woodmere Avenue, Sanford, and Donald E. Paye of Orange City. Both Miss Holley and her fiance are graduates of Central Adult High School, Sanford. lie is employed wi th Dalton Contractors. The wedding will be an cent of Sept 22, at 3pm at All - the &ame amount the city is the city asked, adding that very'hot' what the commission "Our firbt responsibility is to territory, we will nnt go ftough going to budgetsome of his firemen were upset did to us, saying the equipment the city of I.nke Mary, and if the with the proposal," Jackson by the county. if To Marry Sept. 22 __________ ee — ations' pally by an annual 325-a-plate dinner with all donors and expenses reported, he said. — I — Wekiva River and v.111 aLio buy work wi th," he added. Not All Work . state's office, ('hues reported recvlving more than $21,CX)O In the past six months — tops among seven politicans repcting gifts. Such donations "have been a political way of li fe" for a long time. the Lakeland Democrat said, "the difference Is that some of us are trying not to make It a secret fund." The funds are raised princi. ________ -I- --- I Buys Land OnlAh.a.k va Of H Lamino College, Torrance, ('al, was in charge of the 112-vo ice chorus. These combined musical groups gave their I a,,,king, Florida other students and their 20 chaperones. On their flight to Paris, they had a brief stcp at Shannon, Ireland for refueling. The band was under the direirtion of Professor Frank Plersall of the University of Iowa, Professor Jane Hardester " .: mits Don By MAR VA I1AWK1S 1 - 1 $2,000 In ' With - A Wedneaday, Sept. 5, 1973-9A a D - . .1 reams - _______ -1 -•. ._ ___ IV a "e - -- _______ lornorrows -- 11 - Stars - . r __ =4 . - Hoosiers Hear And We Help __ --- Make Drr1n1 Dreams V Come True .__ -1. .- --L=:-- -I - z7 /~ 1 0 i~ __ 11101111911mm at TT_~ ",.*1ce 9 ol --- J# N V Ia_W___ - . . . lft!rman J. ffi!mbeert.Sr. I . __ I - .. v ______________ I - All former I7 poundc 11tevt conliumpilGn in Indiaila now residing in Deltona sonictime ~n the month of WilsonaElchelberger Mortuary -_ - Janan is finly five pounds are cordially Invited to attend FeLwuary. - 1'. I I 10 Pine Ave, 1LR'n1nnAmeee.A's li-i. 'i and to join tl~e club. lNext mc-eting Is Outobt'r , — - Il Fern Park- A Floridian, transplanted from New Jersey, she and her fanilly live In Casselberry. She playing golf and bridi'e f riess starle I pa U twice as Much i" ~ . ary as an inbirwtor, I decided I was In the wrong line of work," she re- lied. Mrs Jordan ran her own - __ - rs _ - Miriam Wright ; Valerie Wet: 2560 S. Elm Ave. 323-1900 1 Ei 97 Directors - ------_.____ - F,~ 111111121 - __ ___ - 99elm 0/ ~ 4 __ i __ F" ____W~__ -! , ~________ _~ _r-inm -!:~_ ___. - __ _____ __ 1"q= __ ~~_ -- --.--______ 322-9272 - !T. �IOA-Tne Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1973 ____ t'ut ('cptland fecl lull will 1)1' nirt' valuable to the team at tackle, and have him slated to .start at the line spot this evening. At the end positions will be Tom ('iooch and Mutt Leslie, Gooch was the Metro's leading receiver last season and (opelund feels hi' could repeat this performance. Th,' of iemuve line will consist of Hill and Mike White at the tackle slots; Brian Stroup and Charlie Mee.s will handie the guard positions; and centering tle ball wi!l be Fred 1human. The offense consists of 10 seniors and one junior, the exception being Oliver, The defensive line will ahoc White and Mark Abramnson at defensive tackle, and ends will be Rodney Bowling and Merlin Edwards Using (our linebackers, (.'opelanid has Hill, J(( Clayton, Paul Nell.y, and Jerry flutnn handling those chores. The defensive backfield ha-s Ed Cullan, Al Lolimer, and newc')lner Oscar Vinson in the secondary. The placeklckiig duties will be handled by Oliver and the iunthg chores by Leslie. The Hounds go into tonight's contest healthy, a luxury they will have to have all season if they are to win the loop crown says Copeland, who plans to call all plays from the ktelitws during the tilt. The jamboree gets under way itt 6 p.m. with Edgewntcr playing Colonial. The remainder of the schedule goes as follows: Colonial vs. Bishop Moore; Edgewater vs. Bishop Moore; Evans vs Jones; Jones vs. Boone; Boone vs. Evans; lyman vs. Winter Park; Oak Ridge vs. Lyman; and Oak Ridge vs. Winter Park. By JOHN ('lIlRVA Herald Correspondent U I Sports i Tonight Iymnnn head Coach Dick Copeland will take Ida team Into battle at Orlando's Tangerine Bowl In the Metro Ct'nkrcza-e Jamboree, The Hounds will be in imcUoi is the 5ci,snite quarter :iaIiist arch-rh'iil Vintes- Pa,:, tentatively slated for 9 p.m. with the follow-up period pitting l.yznan agaiast Oak Ridge at 9:30 p.m. Copeland considers this exhibition play and did not make any pedal preparations tor tonight's contest, The main points the Lyman Coach plans to look for deal with how far along the team has come since the beginning of practice. More importantly he has to consider how much furtflcr they have to go to be ready for the season opener Sept. 14 against Colonial. Another point Copeland plans to keep in mind is how promising the youth is on the team. The "inexperienced" defense will also be closely watched by the head hound. opeland will not watch all of the teams but will have members of his staff scouting the various opponents they will lace during the )'ear. All the Metro teams will be in action tonight. At the Hound helm will be Senior quE-terback Bçb. ('t'stantine. In the backfield Copeland p!ans to use Al ('k'reland and Terry Ti- avis, The third member of the backfield will be' a promising transfer student from Winter Park, Art Oliver, who played jayvee football last year for the Baby Wildcats, under new SUS mento- Claude Woodruff. Glen Hill has been working at fullback the past few week.s, ti')l!ig to replace the .spot vacated by MILe Massey, : etro Loop Spot1ight 1( I\ By J Richards at .1 q ill rn :i ,,. or 'i h. ; ill q' - .-. -' To Kick Off Sportswriters just seem to have a haIt of picking up stoner In the most unlikely places. That is, If county corn. mLssion chambers arc considered unlikely "beats" to cover for an athletically oriented scribe. Be that as it may, we like to move into the political side of arcs activities and who knows, sometimes there are quite a few "long bombs" and "fumbles," if no "touchdowns" a "home runs" to be found ithin the confines of ur guiding politicos. While nt the Seminole County Commission meeting Tue5iy evening during one of the shortest sessions In recer.t eeks. ending before the gladome stroke of 12 midnight, ciairnian Sid Vihien came across with sonic mighty interesting news to those of u.s who follow such things. Grid Wars VEKl%'A RIVER RECOGNITION Seems the cornmi.sh made a short jaunt up to Tal1ahasec recently for some talks with the state's department of natural resources, concerning sane ISO million in already-sold bond issues top park lands in the Sunshine State, and a nice chunk of it is slated for possible acquisition of the Hell Property out on SR 46, her. (!.:rn'! th r;t:! f? -r f•'h• 1i.(i iti d) • k iou (lic tii purtant revelation of the evening to us was his statement that, according to the department of natural resourcec. the federal government is just a hair's breath aw fm declaring the Wekiva a Wild River. Now, according to Vihle. "Thai's lust about - as )uh rsvr can go Thereat-en t too many such designated ri. tr By LEE GEIGER hIeraldCospondrnt -"- " -. . -- / - - about a month, and that should open the way for icoerat and grant applications to help ptserve this scenic estuary. It sounds almost oo gocvi to be true. hut - -, Wfld td1un;1ii - -- • - - - - I hip the progress of this Idea The dgnakd-woWd ca Its national 'edigree" on d mapsandwould be another feather In the woru - '•• ----- ' - " ---------•- - r -. , - - 1 __________ = :- - -T - HASSLES MAY DEYCL4)P - L Pbifr. i- / - '. -'= - terested parties Involved, Seems, according to Vthlen, that local camps that dot the many islands" especially in the iper Wekiva will have to go. Sanitation facilities, according 4-. £i ____ - I 4 •.. - _________ However, all is not eett least for some very in- - - t ____-____ _____ STATE TOURNAMENT PLAQUES Wild River statt be given. Maybe it Isn't a repeating recoid Sanford's ninth place State Tournament DAV y ... ye sponsored bowling • - fly KEN RAPPORT olsted Press Sparta Writer S Otis,' sa sa,ald " Schoendi nst of bonier and triple as the l'wates took an eirly 2 lead over the Cardinals. Than came the argoelt7hth ('lants 3 Dod• en 1 Ron Bryant allwed only one hit and got last"He's out," said wnplre Eddie Vargo. "lie's out relief help from Elias Sosa to pitch San safe," said umpire Bruce Froemming. Francisco over l.os Angeles 3-1. Bryant, the Not only were the managers unable to agree National League's (op winner with 21 decisions, but It aLso took two umpires to figure out what had a no-hitter going until Jcc Fcrguon aiiigletl happened in a key play of the Cardinals' 4-2 up the middle with one out in the seventh. sictory Tuesday night. Bra'es 3, San DIego 0 going into the climactic eighth inRoric Harrison and Joe Niekro combined on an ning, the Cardinals scored three times and the elghthltter and B tie-bre king run was the one that started all son bested Rich on with eighth-inning it THEPLOTTIIICKE,NS Claim itns state property belongs to such-afl4-uch an individual in rathei- pIai !ngiage, and enc ara &t up aa 'ildafe refuges,' and 'b sanctuaries, with gratis stfromhff John Polki nI ..passers are In a Then, add in the "&er-Clair' we hear of one person maklnLuyh aft of the Islands ire his, not the "claim two on the prerty. It should be a lot w fw. sorting out un3 one if enough heads get raised by the prospects of either " reliever Dave Glusti threw a wild pitch. Brock' 1 t -h r Mann' San 'uillen a bit to say on this matter. coaru • • •. - - I , . •.,. -; ,,, - , ; -• • . ? . - -. ' - . .- CHURNING AND CUTTING to the outside, this Sanford Naval staIwart set up to plug the middle duriiig limited hitting ssions held by the Single-A school. 9 I I hI w b 1(11 t W W - UA - t.i By hAL BOCK - I I 1 I U I I I rotate those teams In the then went on a grand tour of SiC. competition," added Pantelias. scenic Korea in 1950. After his He intends to keep the His hope I.s that all those who combat was over tie was schedule down to apBy BElt r ROSENTHAL mustMonday. get down to 40 players by want to will get in on some good transferred to Sanford and "fell proziir.ately 4-4 or 45 contests Associated Press Sports Writer next college level competition and in love with the area." instead of trying to play 60 or 65 There was a lot of other play- hopefully uncover potential After two years at Orlando as do some of his larger and Rich Glover, upset by the an- er shuffling Tuesday. The Chi- Raiders for his initial campaign JunIor College, Pantelias more well heeled rivals. nouncement that the New York cago Bears cut four players, In.- at SJC. transferred to the University of Pantella.s considers hlm,qejf a (;ianls had asked waivers chiding wide receivers Jim I'antelths views his role at Florida. lie was In his Senior typical coach and judging from him, was questioned about his Seymour, a former star at SJC as being an educator first year when his brother was his past experiences, he carpsible future in pro foo4baU. Noire Dame, and Bob Wallace, and a baseball coach second, killed In a freak accident while tainly is. and dcc:ivatcdoffensIv •. •. - • _ ___-_ - (Herald Photo byJ_____________________________________ Richards) Inning single off Mel StottlerlIyTt., 1'l4 of injuries inent the two-time All Amen ' -f-. - - Yankees. Duke Sims had singled and raceti to land and Vince Lombardj 'Tro- injuries to defensive backs season, the Chicago White Sex scored two touch- third on an error before Cash delivered his hit. phys as the outstanding line- Rudy Redmond and Wayne downs complete with extra points against the Twins 6, Koals o man in college football, replied Rasmussen, acquired defensive Texas Rangers Tuesday night. Bert Blyleven's four-hit pitching moved CGnfldentiy: "I feel I can make hacks Gene Howard from the Playing the White Sox ran up a Minnesota past Kansas City 6-0 It was the eighth it with any warn, at any posItion Loa Angeles Rams and WIllie " - •'1i like baseball, ,.i-0 score against the Ringers with 011 tho line. o' 11nlia.her sliutout tins season, tops in the majors, (or the Germarl (utu tIM. A.iani.a iaICurIos May ccriU'ibuting a two- runhomer and Twins' righthander, 17-14. cons for future draft picks. Jim Kaut tossing a fIe-h1tter The NationalFoothall League George Mitterwald's two-run double ga%e It wa. cago's sixth straight vIctory and the Blyleven a quick lead In the first Inning The tswrt* wuu3d like to inc an rranclsco 49'rs sent 10th in the last 11 amea for the White Sos, Minnesota pitcher said that early edge helped It with is the Giants linebacker Marty huff to the who've been using a rookie-dotted lineup. Fresh"I'm usually nervous before a game anyway arni And he might eventually get Buffalo hills for a draft choice. man Bill Sharp led a 13-hit Chicago attack with when we get a couple of early runs, that chance. i Veteran defensive tackle Torn three hits and two runs battet in. challenge them," he said. Keating, nursing a knee Injury, Elsewhere in the American League Tuesday Indians 5, Brewers 4 In placing Glover on waivers wa.s placed on the Inactive Hat night, Boston nipped BaltImore 2-1 in 12 Innings, Frank Duffy's two-nm ninth inning home Tuesday, the Giants said If an- by Pittsburgh, while the SteelPetrolt edged New York 2.1, Cleveland overtook lifted Cleveland to a 5-4 victory over MUwaUkee. other team claimed the former era cut guard Ron Curl and doMilwaukee,Mitashutout 60, and Oakland trimmed California 4-3, Qty TheBrewerstooka 4.2kadintotheflffithbut NebrasksstarthathewJdbe fcnslveendNateDorsey. John Lowenstcln's leadoff homer put the Indians restored to the roster. And If he The White Los Jumped Jim libby for five runs within reach and then, after Charlie Spikes drew went unclaimed, he would be Quarterback Lynn Dickey, In the first three innings and then exploded for a two-out walk, placed on the taxi squad I)fIy tagged his drant1c suffering from a hand injury, six runs In the sixth inning with May's 17th A'. 4, Angds 3 Was deactivated by the Houston homer touching off the rally. " Oakland's Ken Holtzman became the third er thought (hi., would ('tiers and replaced on the roe)Red So 2, OrIoles I game winner In the majors this season besting happen," said the 6-foot-I, 240- ter by linebacker Paul Guidry Be OgUvle', kadoff homer In the 12th Inning CalifornIa 4-3 He Joins Wilbur Wood of pounder who was not selected And the New Orleans Saints cut boostet! Boston to a 2-1 decision over Ba!tlmore Chicago white Sax and Ron until the third round of the NpI two free agents-tight end and cut the Orioles' first place lead in the Francisco Giants, who reached 20 earlier draft because he was con Cl-1s Veils and running back American League East to five games over the idtted tOO Small to be a pro Fraik McGulgan. Red Sos. in a single season lineman and not quick enough Tigers!, Yankees I ____ to be a linebacker, Meanwhile, the Miami DolNational League scores: Montreal 3, chicago phins said that veteran defersIn ttroit's winning run as the Tigers trimmed 2; New York 7, PhIladelphia 1; s. IAU1.S 4 In addition to cutting Glover, sive tiwkie Jim the New York Yankees 2-1. nay - cd be ruin. so, maybe! a fortunate The Saints will once again leatore a tall we will miss (be jamboree this y,A: least we defensive line, especially- useful when nhtng a will go tnto the first game wbuk wid healthy, abort quarterbtsck intent on paseing, Several of Rub said while osaini hi Izlentta )ear and their position on t All-Count) team gate The eight boys imty the lead In who willare have both 213 of- selections. Most of them are expected to come lensively and defensively Robstart Knowles 10, senior, aOIfl cnson, L& t. sen,or,, c Lapp, 215 lb. senior; John Kerbs, 96 lb. sc; Ray I arsons 165 lb. 881b a Dickinson Lapp Purdom and Knowles and nior; Greg awCS, Kerbs all carry solid credentials, both of•1 (handler, loS .jurnot. fensively and defensIvely. °r ' ill ' etesveeftnd PIttsburgh 2, Cincinnati 12, 1Iou.sto - The Saints scrimmaged soornorc hoc Brown heading the junior var- - In 10 in- -; $!O for the So's M" .,or oop1 e last Satur- By MAJOR AMQS B. HOOPI.F Fur$eu FtrtCittr ' ,-" 'ii€"(L Egad. friends, here we ge r Northern Illinois, one of the T,ts1i,i., 11 one of the most thrilling Initially reped. FOREST IIIIJS, N.Y. (AP) four-hitter and struck out enraged. ..- - ' . - -. • . ', / .'-' . '7' scrinsniagmg Thay in light hiting session, but sonwthüng ed quickly out of focus to our camerman on , , v, ___ , -- . . - ____ h" . • -"' '. '- - - - .•',.' Dodgersl; theAtlanthBr8ve5turfleoback San Diego Padres 3-0; the LIcmnti Beds beat as Montr,il nipped the Cuba 3-2. were having to pull the eld t7ed Williams Shift" to get a full t York Mets defeated U [i1lad1phia Phillies 7-1 cqprnent, even thoth basebaLl witji still be arotd for 3-2. adited outto seta full deferse or offense so Valenfino spilt the load lie had the left side of th offense lined up against the right side of the defrnve lIne and 1meback, but msfng S,Milwaukeej; Mthnesotafi,Kansascttyo; ' II. -tr •• -. . r -":"-. --, -' • ____ sane that would briCach - ______________________ ____ • . aka, 'dark haired daughter of magazine publisher Gladys iIeidian added. "That's not 8ai iumore tme I was wearing a thin dress ' - - ) hustle of Ida aast totally p eneleas team ü take on another nged slate of area Single and Double A sdt and Brantle), the Middies first opponents em. of the The Met It ' t1i - - . -•• • - - , __ - ________ - ii- I.man has The Hounds should go on arouid 9 p playmng in two ptiods of the nine frame affair mceting both Oak • ( V j , - - M'5_APNA - '- •. - - ' • - ' . ' ' ' I ' -• ' - 1 ' -- -• "But! think the primnary contatiori to be cosniortable A lot of U girls dont near It - - -1 '• 1 '1, - " -- ' .;i •- -• " • ' • ' L • p I \,I Li ul [iii " __________________________________ -- East 41IIJ 1i I,i. d \Int'I Ittifi eterdn Suuimntr 1ititii -- '- --•'. ____________ '-:' -- - _____________ - -• L -_ - " - __________________________________________________ --i SNA COACH CONFERS WITH GRIDDLR PETE VALENTINO, Head Football Ccach at Sanford Naval Academy discusses the finer points of offensive strategy with one of his grid (Herald Photo by J Richards) -- ____ Minnesota Vikinas r rnPha{di DlOIT(Ap) Billy Mar- but the final straw in a long line off as contend r Not here :d Inag of the Dotroit uct. G.H. 79 56 585 . St LouIs W. L PcI. G.B. 71 M 511 - ', 1.CC!,Id 86 13 New York 65 73 .471 5 &O 80 429 2lz Philadelphia 63 70 453 8 boss ol the Cornhuskers but Mark Harmon is back at the controls for the tidans md VMI V 13 and VII IrIumph • Weit lation lii & tuiu This r Kansas (:11) 78 62 551 412 alitUetitofashocktothctid Chicago G9 70 496 12 who hate attempted to k.ep California 62 71 466 16 ganteiflcotsand high button Texas 47 91 31 I r'ritrn r t oIiin said a Wernan champion of the 193, thc mid.' U5 wcar bandos, tiite ves or things u.de our Los An 'des SanFrncbco 78 lluton tiflt -. ' the stunning runners James the Pacific and Sacramento State meet for the first time McAlister ad Kermit John ' 71 70 14 67 73 479 17 offense to a 28 20 victor) hat rumph' - Misiiti(ppl 36, VIllanova 21 (N) n could reverse last falls de- Asked Tuesday If he would OFFENSE PA9SING t whack the Wolfpack of the more highly regarded thrown. - Francis Tarkonlon is sOfia force. eayr and 'respressi. with Duke Sims In the dugout East Carolina 24, N C State o I In Atlanta Competition will spur Fran Va good 21 (N) piresthatthey(urnp)'t RECEIVING N. Texas Se. II, t!tr Arling- good fly pattern About time to admit that Gene WaiNoglon runs a know whataspitter was,' Marand not much else. He n lose starting job Untold Ion 6 (N) to rook.. Jim Lash The big threat is JohnCould one reporter. "The first 011Ilam coming oft Superb knew of it was when I saw - Temple 17, XavIer 11(N) naturally erac, Chuck Foreman ship.. up as best nw man in dcVirginli Tech 30 Wm & ado but he wont be ready immediately E Mariniro. a soph hope stand behind my players," he Vary 9 Fair contttd I kiw the) d be fined or suspended for what Drake 23, cit Tesas St 20 ringaihoff They blend well with ks (N) and Ed While a strong man guard Oke on Ya an all pro tackle that happen I needed them to John Ward Faa reached tage (N) Nht game - OUu i last Thursilin s loss to the Indians alieged spitball spe DEFENSE U fluiiu rIaOg.n2 S . Black Marks Left By Riggs niUrles ol 72 - Alan Pap muscle pulls Cirt Eller Laatm m f'ature Ironically the old nu 35 $ sac had ordered the illegal pitches i Jim Marshtill, was most consistent prfoqm.r, Pig. is yuung enough head" i to Provide the spur for Icturn to lorm. Vgood LINIBACkINO Th• yea' of Up*rl5ncs h*s fOcbId Jeff S4mon th"l';n admitting it," he said 'We threw a liters kn ' - r , - IkIh • iwcde drew a rebuke from u ni ,i (.tthers two )cars ' rt JIill in whit' the officials said F C DI oung a e Ut as tea I is 'tIC cd 12anwphi pull a mild surprise by slipping 1.- They mihif' her take it offbut not in public. Ingri was oa 17-15 Ill1a snatch between Itosesnary (-"srn Id ba an- sals and M F rt other go at him" said Mrs Ii was M Eert, the teenCOtwt of Riggs, U 55-ear1d ager from Fort Lauderdale, nn ihihjtm, ..,,. Old foes will be getting to- ci's I);; - '1 - .. 'th Fred Co* 10 and romans Ofdgoalkk,b. the Ch'ef ba Mks Esheid 5 10.50 punt ci The spi teams ium,d in eHectioness list year Fak PREDICTION - - - = md bil I stat that ou Sunday Martin was fud by Jim Campbell Tiger Menrrfil I%uslraltan's cnarcesor winning coach mid Grant won't panIc biciv*, of ofl.yw, Hell get ttii urns manager,wtso said the spitball Vktn,gs back on kk fiat hi dMsioii. her second tennb Grand Slam. initknt wasn't the s1e reason '--'--" He teHa the truth When I heard Coleman and catcher Duke iezt morning I figured it was Sims, meanwhile, also S5 the tmth. That was Billy telling Predktlons are tur games margin to Pacific 25 10 ___ idl is nnv Handle s east 1arolinacluboftneuui,,ern a game last week against feats. - crown But something went folks - heh heh - in each wrong with the script and engagement as Virginia whips when the lights were dimmed In Los Angeles Coliseum _________________________ g Mern his St 17, LouIsville IS or East - FIRST PLACE BATAMS - • - ' ••- riiiIngrid Henirer __ = 7Lh'ti so aI • - - n(ce Jamboree starting at 6 hr 'rrl II l in Or1 'n i ' gether at Charjottesviii the UCLA Bruins on kickoff burg where Virginia Polytech. "Seineone .suggested after '- -= - - Michi an 26, Central Stadium in Lincoln, Last sea- ginia and Virginia Military ii t Cornhuskers were the Institute will be meeting for - _'- - By Murray Oldermar ' But first to the Nebraska thnan, formerly of New York flow of houston, the girl who - • -.. , - - I (requentl) play without a American League scores: Boston 2, Baltimore to the sidelines Monday in the ____________________________________________ . ' , -. ' - 'You ye come a long way, Rookie right bander Steve Rogers won his " - NFC Central: •- O_ Arizoas 14, Colorado St 12 l, j - • limit before iuccumbing. \. • In the other National Iague games, the San -'a-.! - p n1urd Naval Academy ;I - said. "It only looked like a see- safe. to In the National League It was the fifth time ' • ,*i;.Z• 'Yr d. A r'¼ -' -?; ji) 'y;-, i . - '-''. -" r ' I PAD erved seat Instead of the A ____ eran defensive back Otto Brown week's exhibition game against and rookie wide receiver Minnesota and would be sideWalter Love. All NFL teams lined at least eight weeks. - toproteslSchoedjenstjnsiskd 5 - - •. L_,?J' 4 'PlaYerlilflltbydroppingvet.. a spinal vertebrae In last Toledo farm club Tuesday, drilled a second Los Angeles 1. .,,.,: ,. r the Giants reached Tuesday's fered a compressed fracture of ____________________________________ 11 out of 12 through the uprights, during extra tin attests is the plate. 7 Cash, purchased by the Tigeni from their nlngs; Atlanta3,San DlegoO; San Francjsco3, Completing the defensive startlzv° 11 are Rounding out the offense will be left guard Larry llernandes, 180 lb junior and David CraIg Boiley, 180 lb. senior, left tackle Brad Ter1ilger, 163 lb. senIor. They will play-left Iom, 193 lb. senior, and quarterback Pat outside linebacker and right defensive halfback, Crimmlns, 162 lb. senior. tj lmmnlns a tranrJer student from Seminole .!r.. • .; ''! - __ (' Recta 12, Astros To ' I • OMTffEN ,. In recognition of the fast-approaching football - with Lyman loner Torn Gooch, will be in the thick • ,,,, HC J 7 '. . ', - • - on many of the islands Not. - so, •daim many weekend and nt River People, some of wtiotn ha%e spent several thousands of dollaraa their ort abodes How-er, the of the 'est.s" are more like hovels, as any canoe trip down river will attest, and e never could quite .. 5iraiin OUI n our m11 . . wo w110 aL%uaI,y , - - ° septic tanks that are primarily art ineffective - .. - S) ilk,,- • . Along with Knowles, TrInity s 'Mr. Fer)tt1lng," Chandler, who set t%o state Under different circumstances, Ruby might hurdles records In Single A competitiofl last have been quite upset, for he beiie%es 'Jam- spring, is also a good looking state peuspect at borees are reaily a good ming.' runnm oucs. toupied wtt Miles anu Murh.,. .n They make enough mone> to espenses, the b,kfield, Rub) feels that this unit la perhaps an'i the experience and exposure the boys get are stronger than t' year featuring d ' both of whom earned out-of-Mate grid scholarThe much talked about depth problem may be offset, howeer b) the abundance of talented material on hand, and U they stay healthy, a Ray Parsons, who had no trouble snaring repeat of last year's county-leading record and what few aerials caine his way last year, should placement of All-County members is possible, get some help In the form 1 Crlinmlns at Jamboree-less Saints really aren't too quarterback, suppling a much-needed pang ' ___ - Community College, Rollins mond coach, who took over the lie believes kids should he doing night flying related to the College and Florida Raider's reins when Jay givcn a chance to compet. on Suez crisis. He credits his wife, Technologil University, but Bergman, who started the equal footing in order to prove met a year afterward, as When Jack Pantellas talks so far he's not counting on Seminole baseball venture and their worth. help4ng him overconie a hurd3 about the upcoming lotal fall turning the effort Into a took a team to the state play. The name of the new Raider that almost broke him, college basb,li loop bdng scholarship on!)" deal, offs every year since the diarnon head should be informally conducted by area opening up the program to all Looking back the new Raider chool' Inception, is out to do familiar to area baseball buffs coach considers all •hoae juniorcolleges and universities, corners, the unconventIonal lie spent three years in a stumbling blocks as stepping It's like turning back the clock a Pantellas, who want to get as hlopefully he thinks, it will similar spot at Florida Tech, stones, lie feels a LI some of his bit, where everyone gets field as add an extra dImension to one coaching the Knights to a 25-fl rough experience helps him to time at bat. possible before his regular of the strongest recruitej corps woe-lost mark. Although that empathize with today's youth. The newly named SJC season opener Feb. 16, says he of players ever signed with the looks as If he barely hung on the Pantellas viwa his job as baseball mentor, will be wants a chance to see anyone school - at least on paper, that stats are deceiving, helping his players to achieve a swinging into the local scene who wants to try out, is. When Pantelias started the feeling of self worth which will October 16 at Tinker Field and The admittedly un- attitude ____________________________________"I don't ca'e how many boys baseball program at FTU, all Inspire confidance, not only on will play such foes as Valencla COflventionahly.thjnkjng dia- come out for the team, if their he had WaS S "bat and a ball of the diamond, but In life as well. is positive, then I want yarn." Many times he had to 'After all," says Pantellns, I toplaythem,Bytheendof pay his own travel expenses "there are only 600 major • practice season the players and "got to know every Mac- league ball players today and themselves will know who ,rjl Inald's In the state." over 200 million people in the be on the regular team," When he initially faced with a country. So therefore, the job Pantella stated, lack of players and no that I have is getting young lie • views the coming scholarships he pu an add In people to compete in e and months as a positive learning the school paper: "Wanted; feel as LI yr they are worth experience that will enable baseball players, no experience something. Everybody can't •,I anyone, regardless of theli' necessary." win all of it." previousrecord, to try and grab As is obvious, the ex-Marine the brass ring. • from Brooklyn tui plowed a fteflhLStj(' tin'-, r,urJ Urou DIIIiIJIIJfb TA hlVIfruy riv,uur, •U UMjju wg& be scrapped when several teams were forced to withdraw for a variety of reasons ' ¶ -- 10 - 8y DAN GILMARTIN herald Correspondent ole _______ ____ _________ ________ - 1 b -. .- 4 - Lu rr'lL, kiiema, a "sure-fIre" prospect for Allstate honors if the Hihy tried to et hic fr8m Into Jmbor Saints manage to do well enough to Impress the ostr in t Pierce with John (rroI, the Saints 'nrLs%Titers at the scasnn's end. opeflIfl'dI) oppontnt,hutth thin'htdtu nt !4 -- - • 1471115 u r - - 1- thelootbailseasonisprecededb) anappearan balltoting co Ic not so for 9w' Trsnflv in "Iiimboree " This • - in . ,' positionson the first team, is again a standout on j - I : . '•'• - Knowles, Who was only one of two boys to mdke Allount} at both offenshe and defcnsie - MEANS FEDERALGRA .. - -- - -'-- - a ri%er can get" expected . The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 5, SiC Diamond Boss Unusual - 4',_ Skip Jamboree LO - • I. Trinity Prep Eleven in . Everyone Has Time At Bat - �___ WedndY. Sept 5,193 I2A-- The Sanford Herald _- , - jL - Thn Want Ad Columns Never Close, Shop Anytime With Ease _ How ' - - ___ StDt GLANCES ersonais VIAL - . Ask for Want Ads : &" j - ___________ _____ I . I ; " - #'%i% ::vmous r :stlmc cruien's otqrOwn clothes. lays d furniture sell wckly with a clasified ad I S Lost and Found -q Lost-Brownlsh.red Pekingese Pemte dog. near Seminole High. Rewird. 373)121, - The Longer 'four Au i'cUflS '. 'wy Rated For Consecutive inseritons-No CMnge 6 Of Copy. Pla:ii area, caii Department Hours lam.. 530p.m. saturdays&Hothdays 140041 De.adline-)2 Noon _______ Day Before Publication SECRETAR!AL Il1fllt1r..L.J 4-Child Care 7-MoteIs . Hotels *WAPD CLERK OU.tf4ES * LEG.5L SECRETARY 9...Guod Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself *FX(1111V1 SFCRFiAPv ___________________ TravcI &Recraatlon ___ ____ ___-13-Travel Agencies IS-Action Sports Employment__- 11--Male Help Wanted 20-Mate - Female ______________________ 2l-hfluranc, ________________________ Rentals - training or c'pe-fencm. it required Job interviewS Available for students. For complete taus UISfUf'T$h.0 SI., Sanford, 3774711. IVI 33-Mobile Horn. Lots EN & WONIEIV . For Rint 37-Busrness Property For Rent fighters. Excellent pay, retirement,, neW vacations. holidays, and hospitalIzatIon tim,. Thrr is no age limit, but 3*--Wante'd to Rent _______ Real Estate ___________________________ interview. holiday;, sick leave. WIPICO CONSTRU'TIONCORP$3),31U Young man over 14 to clean and 41-Houses IJI COLLEGE I BIVJ 46 (corn And KEYPUNCH Investment PrO?Crty 47-Real Estate Wanted - time There flO age limit and high SChOol diploma is not required Prepaaeyovrj,iff for the ftr r.o-a- in this higibty rewar ding field Personal iritrvi'* r..nred SI -Household Goods 57-Appliances )TV - , Ra free - 54-Guraçjr Rummage - SI-Boats £ ?4arine Equtpme'nt ales CALL 8348588 - - Sl-Spol is Equipment SS-Bicycte _ S-MustcaI MorctandiSe - I -OItc* Equipment And Supplies 61-Building Mater#at-s - 't .;, - ___ Tteantv,ti-fo' .',"ai'oclowithyour ,.cl cr ii ,,tli a Classified .,' - Ad - - ---"-'..-'-.--. •BACKHOE fl r flAT fl ( rLRI-il . .-E4uspmcnt (or Rent 5-'Pet E'upefintd "° Ph mitt Help Wanted WHERE DO I 14 . -- •o 377 9344 Sanford Plaza. CaI Helen, . Unfurnished $50 eplf 372.7)90. 3 bedrooms, Sunlas.d Eslate'j, 1)30 per mc. See at 1)3 Oakland Ave., or call 332057, alter Som, and appliances. 1271 per monli. Itt & last, pIus 1100 damace Clt9OtIt 3223496. to wall shag carpeting, dish waSher, retrigerator, disposal, rangeandcentraph.ata;r; ey.na _7fl) cs? 119. swImming pool. 377-SM). Mature k.tcnt'n help 'I wented X 1 NE U CEN ER $3) Rea I 1't Sate Salesmen needed Pedroorn duplex, private pio; & patIo. air conditioned Adu;tioni1 517$ mo. 3724420 or ' Excellent amfl4 commission. '- JACK R - 31 Call "'neQt. - I McCLU R E Houses -. - --. 0 Ocherous #r G--i latorers packers " peri.on zsns parkAv.., Apopka or caII' 432fl. ext '"------------------------ U Business Onmnrf unit lee __________ - _____-. ' I berm trailer near idyl*llde Sthool. 7 bdrrn home In country. turn call 777 7 t 0Q 1 erdorklngw,th living a man whip, iOfl'iJ rrent Furnjhed rooms and bath on 14 party furnithed. Call after 5:30 3i9S, ' Reg Real Ettate Broke" N Pr __ L.,ine-55 4flI7 tIr Ovif aflaspectiof training TS'ii$i a (hjntc to make a career Wi?P one of the taSte-i grgwlng servce comp*net In FI-ttrIà Experienri. n tvrf grail, awn spraying, pest .. _______ 3 MobIle Home Lots . -- - - -- ------'----.------..-- $3 e 13)' lot (or rent on Cbn4l right oft St. Johns River. Lights& waler tacilitis, (trailer permti 3-19 31)5 after 2 p.m __________________________ n: care of The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. Fla., 33771. ) z 7 bath, LOT *79' deep with SO' frontage on South Sanford Avenue centralheaf4alr,scteenedpo,ch ''n a4J.,V. 'J PCI. PIt. 323. "el! 322-2420 Anytime "' I -J - ' ]- " FOR AS IF THF BoSS } WERE BUYING 11 1 4? ''' - S',p and Trade 'v 7)-A,fltlçjifl __ . portunusy for *dvan.m.nt. 377 '4 Pt iIttl. w . -- .. a.a....,.. a_,,, Is'ek..'.. kçim Jomax.v. .. Transportation - C,iiit,IoCf'*lo, in Wir,ti'r Park. C' I 3) eeC I1JL Of write to Mills. Pearson Cofnliebtton 11 $ Ne-Ph, 11 Ppte. Fl.', 3371i. * Wanttd- Welders ,' -- avid Welder's telpers 3730*10 ,I#r.teew,r1 SHOP WITH HOME BEAUTY - 75-Campers Traileft 0 - t---Atitts tarts - Travel Accessories can ' emov,, -M--t'urcydc-s -Tiu 14.-' . R*p$ir'3- t-d - AL i't&,se-y Ept'S'ien(e-d na,ntenanc, ar'ti-t ',,fl to' '-:J.i hc.rr'.e -L .u'.i-ct. I cori-cr., work necessary. Call M. Dunne.- II i. . . ft It 4 sib 4 9fl4j 7754777, - ''-'-------- ___- Exper.ncj 'ruff lee- man Apply Mv 'fir-n French S P ' IleraIti 3 ARTGRIWDLE5W44fL - - -' tj,- Roberts & Gilman 830 soo ; - :=:::: m rl r Si_1%Ih)T11 at hOme wilt' th; 'n..-i V'O() an-i }y-g quarte iith 2 bedrooms Use your 'maginatin to convert. thu Property to office or pjt ZOned CC? As."ng $77 5C0 Call ii! , - r. o i' -- B GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOQ French Aye 3403 Orterjc Dr 323.3503 home oetor you tiu,' we have homei, 5d lobs of lots, -_ Hacienda VIllage, 4314411 16 Rpoi,ta Occupancy on BARRlNGTON74x417bedrm bath, air, patio Cover, Lrealeq 131 tIll Pr ide-nt - Income and Investment Property ____ 7 SpanIspi, MedIterranean French Provincial bedroom 17993 and up. a Sofas, 3 styles to choose from, $4995 to 515993 Name brdnd vacuums, 11995. 9$ New '73 Singer-i, 139 93 each. 391 S74.2S portent set, reg. 1,4.9, now Only completing I new 3 bedroOm iio.ne's with garage, air and , $249. Also available sl.makers, and Canard turn tables. headpl,oq c,-trpeting Located on a quiet street with lake breezes. Walk to thopoing and Schools Low down payment. Only 177.100 tO 124,230. Wareh.e'. Ov9Iet locat )S i. Oran Ave. OrIand. (between Helden £ Mlchlganj Hsvrs 9-C Man-FrI. Sat. III 3 CLIFF JORDAN Roberts & Gilman - CaIlB3rf Real Estate ___ Payments 5)4 per monfh on new 2079 Cu. , Ct-tm? Freezer. Call 3270744 anc uk (cr Charles ________________________________ 74Hour Service CalI3fl 7195 ---$8 _________________________ 1)I423 300 New Sets MATTRESS & lox SPI' Kings Complete ;tp 28 Results Ph. 322-261 1 - InC ReAltor; '' -. _____ A_.,• 9 4.', i_A Rea ___________________ -- T :4-. 1 1 1 t ..L...J&,L t...1 flCtiful 3 bedroom, P -i bath home, c*rpe'eci throughout, air and ten tral heat Almost new. No q,oIt, in Equity and astume mortgage. Monthly payment;, EARN GviOO Ta fleIi,r Living 535, - l 'jil,hi .-httJ (pdIPirctJgPtQ(jt,rnflterbj I'1Vf'T'V --- NO BABY - _.- - 'I I lie iieraitl Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models inspection SITTER AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA _____ CALL 3222611 S TilE FOREST Soi4evqtd. Ph.130.0734 - ________ Applanies 3 1' 5undy, frrv, 'I 76 Auto Repairs Parts.Accesserjes - 17 v Auto Batteries II) 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 109 Sanford AvenuC FulllineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7S27Park Drlve,3fl 1567 Ftn.ars - .n.'.t. Table taking up too much 18 Motorcycles 1972 Harley Davidson 71 Full dress with plenty of eatra including radio. Only 1.300 miles, like new. Call 323 0730 or S31.4. '73 Y AMA HA 630 1700 miles. best offer Ph 377 1159Altr 3 33 District Manager Opening 1-sagan Insulation, SANFORD atMusIcUnlImhted_Ra,ack HEATING & AIR CONElectronic Equipment CIT IONING 2409 Sanford Ave., epairs .3776)90 Hire a super salesman, a classified TV'S, ysonq equipment, s tract tape player. FM AM radios, tape ad, tO Sell your don't needst record.rs. Ph 3237570. isauty Care . "" m._...._.!!!!!V___- Need fencing' We ir.StaII tntt • • ....,.., p Turner Fcni' Co 323 3741 n,,i,i "I, , I - Buildings - Reed a stable, utilIty building, warehouse, commercial structure or hay barn? Call BOB'S BUILDINGS. 3234530 anytime. Adding a roci'n to your Home? Furni it with Items Aevertis.eti in Classifieci ds BUUdOZIIig itrnt Motor grader 'or loading pan witt, operators & labor. $309916 day or night. BULLDOZLtR WORK C earing lots our SpecIalty 323-1731 after 3 p -m Si ant to sell something! A small investment n a Ciasslf led Ad *111 bring reiultt. ____________ Glass-Minors - SENKARII'z GLA'"$. PAINT CO lID M.sg,uolia Ave 322 4473 ExceIInt starting expenses. Previous experIence Circulaflor, desired but not necessary. Apply ir person to the THE SANFORD HERALD Circulation Department THE L&M& SONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADDITIONS NoJobToobigorlooSmall 24YEARSEXPERIENCE __________________________ Lawn Service - Home ' Improvements Control RFNT E KTERMIPIATING CO -.-- - PrQpetionaI with love pm, Animal P1aen I3oarjng 377 575.2 ,ini _________________________________ Complete roofing & hoyt. painIng. 75 yrs experience PIt 373 'say or night. PLUMBIPIG SERVICE ;i'.nt .i arid work F commercial li.ip', 0 wCfk, 43) 751 $.fl, - - - materials LEACH ALUMlPil,,s FABRICATION, 373.WS, Painting, interior, niture repair & Licen 4, bon4 ,, - ,, I or refinishing Reasonabr Charlei Seal; 33) 6111 . Painting_Interior 4. exterior. repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced estImates. 323 0794 -- ' BUDDY'S HCME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs wanted 327 1339, "Lake Migry" repairman (mt-rn loday's classified ads' Rod repairs, Placement of rotted facia 4. eac's C('NCRETE PATIOS Rerot tpciality Call .34. B p COGIURN FENCE CO. 'nO U)7f31 oe- 322 2323. Free es P1'S. $30 53d timates - Pest -- Cr'mrg Concrete It's "Fix up" Time, Hire an expert - al 4. ResIdont ial Chrls Below Co . 373 .an Remodeling! Room Add, painting, elI types ot carpentry. Interior. Exterior, Reasonable 377 'Iv - Pool Decks Patios. Ctsarls Below Co. 323-1125 Cu-n'meq-- ____________________________ 101 E CeleryAve Sanfori 373056) Walks Lawn Service, Odd (obs, and I IQPiI hauling. Tremblay, 323.777i, _________________________ I am 6 '.uttt Scmoi, Drywall a Service, Specializing in dri,r,il textures Ph . Sarubi, trimmed & shapee. Flower beds cleaned 1. edged to pr lection. Specialist. Mowing by request only Free estImate. 373 1041 Grooming Gutters & Dow-n Spouts $00 French Ave .322 9354 Ceramics (lAtihiCci id for result; Trimming -, AOCOCK Roof ing& Sheet Metal IW. Get Cih buyers for a small In vestment. Place a low C05t tbo0ks Garden4 Lawn Service Landscaping, MowIng, Edging, Pet Care Call Moor. get mere for your money. Home Improvements -l*'ge or small. • also Bank lirlanc Ing Il nee'ded Cal lt (30 pm. Bus3n 3 residence_349'33& I JACI'.SON'S Cil/AMICS. SupplIes, Cus'om made screen roor,' tin iir.ili'r 0 5 Closed Tt'ursoa ports Top workmanspiip .ini & Sunday 322 1971 GIFTED HANDS, Classes day or evenings Greeneare suppliet 1. B3I-723I -_ftt1- 152 - RO,ittie;, rn-ce. ant,, ?c-rm,?es Lawn spray, i'tc. 32] 795o - .' The carpentry, mas.ccv- y seQik Free c'%timates m.i.sa. _______________________________ C hoffman Painting & Decorating tnterior&Exterior Quai:tywcrk, licensed & Insured 323 4I4 MOWING. EDGING & TRIMMING CALL 373 S. S. TV Plaia TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ((ormerly Pfarriett's Beaut Nook) -i L ?nC, Improvements ' CIt,II remodeling All types Repair - At Home Electronic Equipment Attic Insulations 1.10, d .1A-ay. Your *l, 5)0 Orlaidu 79!. 6191 anytIme. -To Serve You! ____________________________ house plöns, plot plans, 4. room dilioni. P-ri. 322 )090_ _1t't _____________________ SANFORD HERALD A FERN PAH or no l7'9 ___________________________ IDEAL DRAFTING 1. PLAN SERVICE For builders, sub contractors & individual; Custom ___________ . FOR MORE INFORMATION off and go nigli' on Lola Mary on wiekdyi (rem 10 till 5-3 AllmakesServite Santorci I 1i. Interstate 4 cost to tfs tok• Mt'y ezl. Gif For Builders. subcontractors. Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings, Fast, dependable, economicaLCallVlr_j.3743 A& N APPLIANCE RE PAIR P1-I. $31 9171 . t0 Fe re-si ii on your (aft, o mit. from th nQon f-U 6. V.iitr, we¼om,. Dra-ft SEARS In Sanford. 3721171. ____________ Dlvi open for your 14T Central Air Conditioning, For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at NEW WORLD TRAVEL HWY. 1792, LONCPW000 71 Junk Cars Removed Gettir,g ready to 'nove' Sell riccss ------------ - ---1.1.5 quickly wit' a (listilird ii! i;riaantJ unk c ,irs 70. WEEKLY - 3;sI rO(yflt A Classified Ad w,tl find it a '!( 'rn, LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY Lake - Poo' - I Air Conditioning I969NImrodRIv,era Eacellent CondItion. 5.400 - Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- -. ;..i ____________________________ Concrete - _____________________________ BIDAIR CONDITIONING SERVICES UNLIMITED ANDI-IEATINC, SERVICE HANDYMAN Phix) 921? 430.9202 REASONABlE PRICES CALL 322 ________ _____ salary and automobile - _________ A Directory of Experts Ready Travel Trailers - Sanford Herald . Hwy j ________________________________________________________ Campers - Quite simply the finest adult moIiIe I - I A name park lfl #mertca todoy. Close to $'2 I .ISj 1 I. L.._ AUCTION. Hwy. 1792. Sanford. __________________________ 'S - EXPENSE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY tItIttar li Monthly payments $16) SI JOHN SAULS AGENCY 211 P1 Oak. Sanford 372 7I11day.3fl04$3ev - ELECTRIC GUITAR & AmplifIer, 110. '- Pica hOme, 3 bedroom, 1' bath. NAME II .-,-- to , NEW WORLD TRAVEL SALES- Stamps.Coins CIRCULATION Acti R3L.o&'a I welcome 3279909, SANFORD Merchandise - Musical - . -________ YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. ' IN ZAYCI PLAZA •CWN PACK I i-a2fl I 7P.M. Open daily, 9$, We buy or sell piece or houtahold. Consignments -- ____ C) MOVE IN NOW - HOUSEWIVES- MOTHTiiI1 CENTr ________________________________________ ____ Bring ZAYCU PLAZA •PICN PARE -- --- 3776977 Camping Equipment Camping equipment, U name 'I, we have it' Govi Surplus galore Surplu-t Wrtd, 1163) E. Hwy. SO 277036k Vant Ads ___________________________ LWE HAVE A TERRY FOR YOUiJ Cash buyer for usc-ti articles, fur future, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES. lift, iberglass boat and tilt trailer, 1150 Call 373 517) ________________________ IN _______________ Estate5ae-$epq74$(ur,,ture pictures. brica brat, 14 boat, trailer, IS tip. Chrysler motor, ski equipment, Perfect misc. 2416 Palmetto Ave. of ListIng5 wanted STIREOSPICIAL 200 watt, AXlO03Garrarti corn Convenient and charming, lust 7927 Hwy. 17 97 condition, Ph. 37301)5. Real Estate Wanted VISITUSTODAY TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MAP4.'.G( P. 373 67)0. 674 III? _________ PURLIC AUCTION EveryMondayNite ROOSONRINE Sanford 3724457, After53fl lIt) 7 Bank Financing _____________________________________ ______________________________ DODGE POLARA HARDTOP. LOADED. NOTHING DOWN. BRAND ORIENÜLquGSWAp iwpricespa,a,used.anvcondl,,. t.,ie. rv,'iIi' rars. CLOSEDUN1IILOC DECORATORS Pich. Up '.' • MODELS ON DISPLA _. _______________________ , - ___ __________________________ 6? coins, , WALKER REALTY THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES _ French Ave., 3732960. -. rvwonej - kinds, 'i cent to dollars. Walnut finish, I looe model--lU. Coins In bank. 3flwi. Monthly payments as Jaw as V. per month. Se. at Sanlord Sewing Center, 307 t. lit Oowntoi#m Pt. To buy and Sell gold or silver contact us first. We also buy bulk 3239111 or '.enings-*31 ____________________________ %foe,t- conS. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. '09W. 1st. 3734353 SI &oats& Marine 1? Equipment AUction Goods 439W Ii? St .. _________ _________ STEREO __________ ' -._.-- KULP • All models available • Fully seIf-ccrdaln,d SL down paymeni accept traj., _________ _________ _____________ 1944 Ford Gataxi. SOD, automatic, A..t. (àd(i, scaler, uuy 550. SHELLY USED CARS, 70? Wanted to Buy 69 , JOHNNY Glimu be., Realtoro Prci.drnepia:, SLiMMER SALE Custom Early American & Chair .....$230 "F.tr Sai•", Vinylrocker , -. 5730 large car Full bed. box springs. mattrett end extra " Danishcouchvinyl Other tine used furniture SANFORD AREA ____ - .- _____ ____ Old clock and pocket watches wanted, regardless of age or COndition. 323 3376 Buy locally and get rvice. singer ol Toucn & Scw-.-177. Necthl Zig Zag-131, Commercial building, 30' a 10' wIth 377733.3 372596) air conditioned Office Ideal (or %torag•andbu,im$Lotii,e53. ; 94 pete set Noritake china, never Mercury 40 HP Motor and Champ 310'. Call bud used Best offer. Ph 373 3326 lIlt trailer, good condition. $300 Call 322 2440 after S. 26 000 & STEREOS SEWING MACHINES sofa INCOME PROPERTY, lv, nice apartments, private entrances lOb adjoining 3fl4337, - - - -. CASI )774lfl I-or useci (urniture, ag,ohianr.L fool;, cit. Buy I or 1001 items. . Terry Travel Trailer - • 51 Household a;.:: - AMBASSADO1l Color TV -useci. reconditioned, 25" FURUITURE&ANTIQUES table model. $150; Black & WhIte Top Dollar Paid Auctions every a, 19. 535 Call Consumer Friday Nile. 1.30 pm A A,A FURNiTURE & AUCTION I9ON. Il 97. LonOwood 131-7020 ______ FOR SALE _______ . -- 68 - RAMBLER -_--- - from - - ,_ - ______ CHEVROLET WAGON AIR, PiOTHIPiG DOWN. TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 323. 4730. a low cost classified ad for resuttt, - " Ranch property. Tremendous investment, suitable for ranchIng, recreation, etc Beautifuf rolling hilts with trt, grass, and view ot IPirt, mountain range's, Ho down paymwuit, acres may he picked up by making two back payments WILSON MAlE P FURNITURE of 173 96 and astume prIncipl, buy Sell trade balance of 57,4)473 at 4). PCI. 3)1 315 E- Fin? St 372 3473 inff'5 Call colleti toe' Mr -. Net son area cod. (303)344.7130 - 1973 24; 12. 7bed;mt. baths, unf-,zrnithed 15.000 ti0'*l' $132 'no Extras, carport, add outs. Hacienda Park. 322195-? IS to choose from. 431.2323 Dealer C4ko BiiIders, Inc. CrI A Foster COLORADO RANCH WILL SACRIFICE ALL OR PART rréngtoes, MobIle Home -. B .. Iwith bedding included) only $171.95, Brand new sofas, many styles and fabrics to choose $49.93. Sofa beds, double anti queen 11995 to 1199.95. Corner groups available for 1149,93. Recllners on-v $39.95 each. Stereo setS $6993 to $.)$.95 UNITED FREIGHTSALES,3S50S.Oraiige Ave.. Orlanc,jo (between Michigan & Holden) Hr's. Mon Fri 9 to 9, Sat.9 to S. Terms available Save 11303 on each 40 acres by assuming payments on Colorado a placetOpi '':'" sk'- •-!' '64 ___ Looking for Iire,loci buyers? Place ____________________ Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. ExploreairMorkSLaf.yette5bano I - 3174 '-' UNITED FP,E!e.wT SALES - -.... I6OACRE Mobile Homes p Immediate 7$j7 a ,' REPOSSESSED '- BUIC( STATION WA '64 by Owner, Call 643 4101. Mai?Iarj CAI'PER, l9ólPlymouphRoectrunner Best offer. 322-1595 ______________________ -- Catses now formIng :n lipTnrte-r £nglssp, Equitation at Shady Trails Public Riding Stables. 3fl Thesemachinesbut,onhote,,ewon 1977 beautIful walnut cabinet. AM FM multiplex radio. S track tape buttons, decorative deslgtn anti much, much more. Inspect and Player, psychedelic lights, and lest at UNITED FREIGHT much much more. Guaranteed, ____ SALES. 3530 5 Orange Ave., Sold new for 1-171. Pay bai Cc 01 5115 or nothIng down Orlando (between Michigan 6. 31.50 per month. PP-tone 641.1577 for free 4ol,det) Hr's So Fri.9fo9. Sat.9 ?'rt.! .'.tr.,' -, :'; ': ____________ ---FaIrbanks A.t., Wirjr Park. - carpeting, that R.brts - o - STEREOS SPECIAL _____________________________ --- Horses ___________________________ ?HORSES-.REAS()UADLE EXCELLENT WITH CHILDREN PH 371 5779 -- Chinej $993 to 539.95. t.fOtd'S .ia.e 5AP-4POMfl, Woodmere, $19,900. 3 s uuw-,i, newiv returo i$rieO " ' ' 'es central ale. Se,at Grove Drive. or dill It-elite, ifl 23,Eyil,143.24)) -.--- . * 1945 Plymoutp, Barracuda vi, automatic 12S. Agent, 3231.130. - WAGON. LOADED, NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 32362)0, 671 1311 -______________ * FTITII) 't9 MUSTANG FASTOACK AUTOMATIC WITH t.,R. NOTHIPi(, D0.'iri, TAi' U 0.-I LALL (kEUlT MANAGER. 373 6230 _______________ 66 TELEVISION SE TS 125 UP MILLERS ?Il9Orlancio Drive, 3770337 ________________ SINGERS .. 0033. •BEST VALUE. car needed for shopping, Schoolt or c urc es - all to we I Stag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, and Ccntral heat air. trryt There SOrityl nf.a(h. 373 ('e1 . -- -. - - Toy poodlepuppies, $we-eksod, Call 322-3106. - fly Owner-3 bedroom Mali. sure you have ' Sanford Avenue - ,_.___________ TV.Radjo.Stereo HhkinOeaiiI,,i.p.,, Coins 72-Auction - Pets and SuppIes _____ ------- $3 ''' Monte Carlo, Vinyl top, air., power stHting and brak, auto. trans. Ph. 323 $271 Master Grooming for all breeds Let us start yourdoginour Fall fee-rn Spr'cljl price (or Sept. Call 73 ii you nave an eye for real value, you'll eye the classIfied ads regularly, - I - - Doberrnn Plr,Scher pups and adults, AKC champion lineage, Te .T,s_aiIabIe._3655740 ..T- Ccnmerciat carpet wholesaler lies over703Oyardtofnewbroadbpom arpct le(t over from commercial installation Will sell dnd inttall, at tiuilde-qs wholesale cott, 1050 pcI. below retail. Financing available up to 36 months, Free IWriø .%l,,,',i. *Upn French Avenue - German Shepherd PP5, AXC, 6 wks ISO Animal Haven Kennels, 377 betweenBam Ip m 0691 W1SI I Tnw1l i Realty ' V - CAR PET stro in Equipment for Rent . . .-- -- - 65 -TpCr, -. itwy. 70 Plymouth GTX, 410, 4 speed. Se.,lf iCC, days or evenIngs 373 $145 - - 1973 Gremlin, factory air, Power steering, automatic, FULLY EQUIPPED, AND FULLY SELF CON TAt NED NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323 4230, 624 13.11. _______________________________ __________________________ ,'.,sher, I5 Package deal '.i1977 Ford Pick up trurs ,tii and lntcmnat0114I Cub 13" Mower. 641 1615 evenings. - ____________________ l9 lOOpr-t fadct RaItye tItO .-- L t*t. Call 372 2173 -______________________ Mutt sell. Jfl-.UI1. clean, Autos for Sale HUNTER Merit tilue Lustre Electric Carpet lampoc,r for only 51 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE eleCtric rang,, $133 Two door host refrIgerator, 5)50; Both usid i' from c. 64 MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1911 17 02. Open Sat & Sun. 93 KENMORE WASHER, parts, CIt 9550. 43 service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 LUIS.each W' * Ill BYOWNER,4bxJroom,2ba,hrt* hone, central heat and aIr, en (IOs.ed1S'530*poolandla,gepatloI I Lot 107's3I,3' deep. 4' Chain link Lake Avenue fence In back. Assumable' u-tot tgage. In Sbuban Estates. Call SIX LOTS, each 57' a 17$'. South Of (4)3) 45 1417 or write Box II? 20th St Total price, 110.500 A GOOD ev-Stamps Ste n __________________________ S/.NIORD CLOSE IN in Sanford Herald. ____________________________ - ' OOatlniheWav?Setlitlastandeaty wth a low Cost cl,ttfi edt ---------------- 3W First SI . 3731041or377osI; 321 $30 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 830.5500 Realtors longwood -- MCCLURE Rtci. Real Estate broker 706 N. Park Ave. 373 $170 Sanford M, UNSWORTH REALTY *i..,. SOFA BED & Matching Chair Opens to sleep • fern Park P. conditioned, l96-lChev;Ol.tP$.avy Duty pick up, $400. Vivian Jones, 377.9))Q ao .. ., JACK 1941 T Bird. air 1)73 Agent, 373 5.450 , Like new, beau?i(uI automatic SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS Weilern Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17.97,1 rut'. at Deflary Toronatso. AMFM tape player, loaded, Must sell. fsSumo balance Ph. 3276343. 1 Ford, lH4stafion wagon, good condition Ph 641-37)3 AetosforSale ______ _______________________ Salci 1, Service. 2417 S French Miscellaneous SuppIIe REBUILt IBM Eiecutiv, Electric bold Face halt typewriter. 0nty9 nine montPi, $)0 5 at Aye,, Sanford, Pit 377 745i ___________- For 5aIe LARGE canal front lot, $15,503 117W.lttSt. N IAYCI PLAZA PtIPq PACK I "We Don't Stop Till We Succeecflu RC311or & Pier, and used. Dick's #ppllance ______________ ______________ -- SO __________________________ 3725641 wkfhth•iivIngroom,dining,.m, and hail carpetvc3 in heavy duly • commercial shag Nicely land fl? Corn, first serve. let' yu C0 2323So. ParkAve..ApOplorcall Sanford. ' . FREEZERS IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION days a week. WINTER SPRINGS . - 80 TAKE OVER CALl. CREDIT MANAGER. 2736730. 421-1341. and Trailers __ _______________ - AutosforSag. W Office Equipment a excellent producers Iii is ..qy Pdi,J%AJ sal.ce,ltralairandh,a,f, back yard, patio Ierra::o floors about We arrange tinancing for the hOme of your choice. Call or ttopbyourolffr.,op..nsifilpm 7 19)9 S. French Eve, Sunday, 3227371 or 372.3496 are the best car buys in town better car (Or summer ttrsvint Let a classified ad help y "' n .,, yourattlr,Qarageor ba5m,ntt-, NICE 3 BEDROOM, ,, Klichen equipped. W-W taipei. private yard P4o qualifying. payment ond pay 5)57 p.r mo. (si.. 54 Lant Ntt() S BEDROOMS! You're me'iding the rght ad This home has scm. nice features, formal cnning room, Florida room with Iir,r',c,,,, ki?uhen wIth buitljn range, oven, diihajJ,iq, dli. bedroom, 7 bath home, huge ASSume mortgage, or put 3 10 p1, paneled Florida room, lust down en new mortga. We have painted inside and out. Only SEMINOLE.I4VALTOR ORL. We. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (*rt . . ST. JOHN'S BROKER REALTY CO. 372,744) Peg Brokers PARK RIDGE-Need more room? Sa"fo.d,FIa Ths4bedroom. libathlsfreshly Dayt3flel73 ,Nighfs3flW7, aintcd and in sparkling con It dition. Paneled living room and m !LS dining room, includes washer and Stop U dryer. $75,000. See this 01* COOLA1R COUNTRY CLUB MANOR.-.. It the advantage of living on Golf eourse, and having large 3 bedrogrys, %', barn home, fur bedroom, 2 beth hum. sitting tithed, above ground pool, and under real big Oak tree Yout air screened summer house. All for conditioner does not have to ovI' the low Price of 120,000. Call work with this location. Plu, low today to ,, this, price of 179,000 sId make y want to be tne next Owite.-, PINECREST--SC. this lovely 3 Stemper Agency t4i- r GROVES-From $1400 per acre. Locust many many It(I#' , ___________ u:ji toffli home bul you'd b.fter hurry It's a neat 2 bedroom, I Ita'n home on the St JOhnt River. a large l*ng room and eat in kitchen. Yard fenced Almost completely turnisheci, $33,030. If you wart? to be on th, water bert's your chance Call 374 - . ' - j- 60 Aances -. - - -. CCONDi 7 'OtaI:D Refrigerators, ','Iatfler' and Dryers. WARRANTY Free OvIlvery. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 64-4 7411 Trucks ,_. '65 MUSTANG VI WITH AUTOMAIIC NOTHING DOWN, El Camino, 1944,"7$3 V-I engine, 3 tptd lransmlsslt,r,, mags end wide llrej Adult owned. Must lee -p.'i'.ir ._.. Call US to Place your property in p, '.'Ir offer compulerlzed personal .rvice FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS, Call us now at 641 _,_?J3)_ ___________ REAL ESTATE. REALTOR 1791 .,oi ss OO4'? i1 A SPEEDING TICKET ATEMAN JUttCOflpfIfino4beautjfUlhomfl3 & I bedrooms, central air, carneting, range, refrigerator. r'ricedfroms3.s00.$2,.300. VA 4. I Itt, financla Equal t-tovsng C14)rttJnily 1 . 79 vwOflr - - 80 WHOA. Don't fhrow awayu,eftt idle items. Sell them quIckly with a 52 si7ed corner Dettona lot, For in Lent,wmood ibm,. in Suburb-i .3 tilrc,rn l u(I:.-i , ,:..,jr,r / S. i. p mortgage with down payment, Call 373-12% after equipped, carpet and drapes 1501 _____________________ MOSSIE C. . 43LotsandAcreage __________ -_________ Private owner wi%hesfo Realtor; Sanford.] be-drom, ar, (aipteting, PU(tOU CENT IV E BONUS, ION f (5,3 GREENE P4C. - REALTORS 1301 W. FAIRBANKS. 44573)) oic. nd Supplies Houses Rent - --____ in different of lices arou town, Good saler -i ard benefits. Apply We have openings for Truck Dclve'r;, Warehouse and Sales Pe.'%ornI. 4 Pir, week Excellent fringe benefits. AppI' in person alter C am. to SCOTTY'S HOME BUtL.DERS, 00 French Ave., r;4. .oum Vety good tondillon. Located 317 W. 17th 51 - . 830-5500 : Wealncat Cli hous. at (amen Bluff. '.... right on liver I Jdi t "AGt(" Your MullpIeL,sting Agency Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath CO NEAL TONS 7543 Park Or. home, fenced yard, kitchen ____________________________ '• '' TAFFER REALTY 1100 E. 25th St., Sanford needed, Apply at MANAGER TRAINEE GO? .,,,,.,. a-- c..'. ''' -. 37 701) o- 373 6532. uso;trtirnt1 W. art fooking for CUSTOMER-s ,I utIitiet. TV. linen :flCluded ... -. . 8eautician-SO3 pcI. commission, paid vacation, nice let- , salon in £PI LiNT PcMTMQ.. BRAND NEW 7 or 3 bedroom j iii I It Ll I flLtJW townhouses. cholc location Do Yov Like Workng With Living Leas. with oplicn to buy Starting a i AlIT!) CrUAIUII' ?i'4 ?'SUIV lTlL.ti'iISlIitj "u '" """ ,, :rx, arioa * r' 20 IflEA TOP ASSISTANCE lP4 Sxnford . 372691S Juit listed-A very clean older sty1e home with 3 bedrooms, I bath. C A. WHIDDOP4SR . BROx Ave. NIceI,lurnlshedapt, Aduitsonly. l2I7MagssoJla Ave _____________ _.. Ynung man would li't- ann?tc -oung man to there rent of trakr. 1)01W FairbAnks WE TAKE TRADES 1S7333 327199) FurnIshed apt.. p.'efe; middle age couple, adultS, no pets. 9)1 Park 6. Convalescent center, ,so MellonviII, Ave., Sanford. Apply in person. Opnn tot (rtny. I fneI ..-.--------- . 63-Machinery arid TOOlS . ., j B I 5.anlord. RN end LPN'i for Sanford Nursing NEEDED! MULTIPLE LISTING, COMPUTER SERVICE. AND 1 NOW ORLANDO flUSINESS S$-Camp.pg Equipment Two bedroom duplex Iurnhsh6d apartment 1720 Orlando Drive. Ave. Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St. - .. -. Small but clean I bedroom aoart ment. Married couple only. Call 327 93G1 after 6. Nit-sing Center. 919 E. 2nd 51,, TRAI N EES For S-ale - ___________________ i_.crers ."Ppir ?,'.uvi-j,ty $rdiy, 9 ' & 3234334 __________________ II *uikit.Q as 4n IBM k.ypljrtLt1 uvncj- interesting to you C 1W and you are avatlf1e to start Imme ately, wt car, have you 5O-M ' -. WELAKA APARTMENTS IIIW,Ist,St. DLand area. Contact W. Glore. Maintenance man with some Holiday lrt, Room 202. knowledg, of aIr conditioning, pfzmb.ng. etc. Apply Lakeview REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 41.-Resort Property For Salt ________._ BD'5 AUTO SALES or phone Distributor wanted (or Miami 3 Bedroom Cl house, kItchen 323 4230, , Herald rack route. Sanford and equipped, $173 mo., lit I. last plus ORLANDO BUSINESS ' 44-Farms and Grove's SANMO.pARKS, 1-33 Bedroom Trailers t ApIs. 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. 331$ Hwy 17.92, Sanford., 372-tflO; Day. Wk., '- See Brad Bradley at -.._ CALL 8348588 NOW - 43-Loly and Acreage .. preferred. Apply Lakevlew drfail cars. Good salary to rIght 47-Mobile Homes -- S. Strt,cton Pac5 yac.tt,ant and you must be willing to start m mediately Freviouie'xperlenc.ts not requir,sj, Foe- your personal AVALOPIAPARTMEPITç ADULTS 116 W. 2nd . appIicitlonsforlgracteq operator, 1 Street laborer, and 3 fire LPN'S and AIDES. Experienced Needed hrnmedlatesy to train benefIts. All applications taken ill I B M. C I) M P U I E R City HaIl PROGRAMA4ERS. The demn..1 ______________________ for qualified programmers h, rcc-. We will tralst you to.- thIs * COnstruction Foremen * hiohlyskllledprofesseonp.s.rvice Mu.t tir t- rperiencc-tj in telephone you with Cmptoyrnnf at the same i!.,lri1ui, toridut and able can 36-Resort Property 3774474 . I 7 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7SlSParkDr.,372 7161 -- call H 6. N BLOCK. 309W. First The Chty of Longwood is taking 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rnt Female Help Wanted Eip-erenct'd in bulil up * * WAITRESSES * * ruofing, Alto -ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages. apply A M. or P.M. shift. Avy Cav*tIer ,.,,.., Mator inn nn ,,p, •_ n• ________________________ " ________ ____________________ pnny, 1311 Seminola Blvd.. LPN'S nd Nur*-i Aides Apuly CMivberry. Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. Enrolimnf open to men And women of alt oes P4o pf'*'V'.OUS Furmshed Bachelor apartment, 'urnhshect. including all utilititt Private $40 - SECRETARIES-p4ouics,1,. in tete'tting temporary lobs at, CampIng-Resorts welting for -you. NORRELL TEMPORARY, 3711 Lee' Rd., Ph. Do your camping anti ,, •, -Camp Seminole Pig AlcoholicBearages. 322 4.170. ___________________________ AVON - I-Tobuyorsell,call: 18 Edna Woehleq, 444-30 Mate Help Wanted taught by riiper;t'nced Block 2 -Rooms for Rent 19 Rnaflors - Broker & FiuldOr I " _______________________- 14' inoome' faa service will teach yotj Pg prepare incomi faa returnS In a ;p.c4al weef tuit ion tote-se. Ct*ice of day or evening classes. -i-. - Travel Agencies Forrest Greene, Inc. 7145 Oakave. - , ,, . --- FLYING LARPET TOURS. INC. - ___________ Airline tIckets, Cruise and Tours Bar Maid, nights 1 official rateS- 303 Semoran 373 9979 Blvd., (HWy 136). ____________________ LEARN INCOME TAX PREPARATION FROMP4&R BLOCK TPdsareeai-nngpoj money 74-BuslOcss Oppijtles Rent 13 --r i"" ______________________ 3lSEatRicttAve. DeLand, Ffa. I.?mIy mom w.tfrt flreç'a(e Mijth, ij<h ,O(l %74. DON HOWE (Srand rw'w ssacious I & 7 bd'm unitS Li-SD'.) II LII '3 In quiet, cloSe in area in Sanforci, WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY Ideal Ice IamlIl or couples, 323 LAWNS. $2.30 PER HOUR 10 START, APPLY IN PERSON TO 1(35 CAPIOAPICE OR., FERN PARK OP CALL 1)1)060 FOR 31 Apartments Rent DIRECTIONS. R. W. COLLINS. Furnished Gitting ready to move? Sell esc.s lte."vn quickly wIth 0 c'lstified adi Busness College 19-Female Help Wanted ;Ar eat In luxury kltthen, 19 Houces for Sale -. -. iri,', A0( pfØjj" - IN. s.i'1nient o.vner will carry moe tuae eliminating heavy cost of new financing. In excellent con For Rent .-'.i - Lemon Bluff 4Uv7i, Ntgflts,373fl47 Trm unfurnisised apartment, I _____________________ utItItis , ..Inttudd, _... tig'it .,,t:oor, ,,tit ___________________________ . .. 1 ORLANDn RIIcIPJiCC I 11? rrsIi --' --'.. I.., Ji.. Southecstern ¶tyIehaS3b,drooms. 1 bath, tiplacel Shade and fruit trce Business Property 1 carpeting, drape's, central heat end air. Fully equipped kltthan with disftwaster. $190 a month. Call Jerry Stocks, $31 7911 after 6. ,,..- -- ---- .............--"---•• .. .,_,. Davis. Bill Baker Volkswagen. requirements "EARN AS YOU _____ LEARN" Student toans available PIANO LESSONS for those who qualIty. Call 17WeekCho.'dCourse (90117M391) for a penat Ilarrywesier,373 131! 14-Camping.Resoe-ts p .. Apartments Rent Unfurnished Two'bed.-oocns,)balp,, Used car mechanIc, excellent pay and working (Onditioni Working .. . '." -ti; . Jack CALL 8348588 NOW I 30 Steady work. Ph.33 0791. •...- * SHORTHAND * tEUERAL OFflCE --: .. ,H . ______________________________ TEN beutitul acres with deep well -- and trees ?.i Bus!nessOpportunitles - . . Robes & Gilman J -'.---'r'I, ;.it .r' yij AItt-r r',i;jbiv dawn ______ Pairtlpro(palnter'spselper * CiATA PROCESSING -lnstrutht I It. lU history? They don't rcad nowspaper, watch TV Of (JO to beauty parlors!" and Park. Sanford. -_________________________ *hich ever you desire, Both morning and evening classes available You mutt be willing start immediately Personal I-Eating Places eneraton is th hostlnformd do 'ott !pre your - retired, Good pay. Fuft c0n.pany bath and paiklrig, Call 3fl.77 benfili. Aopiy at Imperial, 13th - - -- It WOi'kinc; in 1i( tecretaral field !Ound% IflttfClTfl2 to youan your need is urgent, we will give you compi(fe$rainiogandproj,y with fuilcirpari time empfoymnet,t sOENTAL RECEPTIONIST NUR5E5 AIDE *HOSPITAL ORDERLY 31 -Aparlinent, Rent I. V$p. start, 1k raise In 30 days. Regular _______ _______ Payton Unlimited potential. 56.903 Invest - ._•__________ raises thereafter. Paid holidays ment required. Call ClIet, Mr. Ilody Shop For Rent. end vacations. Must be abl, to _______________________________ Morgan. 904396-1707. $200 month. Pt.andlct 40 lb. bags. Aphly in ____________________ Ph 37? 1435 ton. Premix Ma'bfrlite 29 -. '7'.tit. :; ,.', Rooms for Rent Manufacturing Company, JunC____ ____ ?610HIawatheve. 4t ; non Hwy. 431 and 419. Winter Elderlyperson.kitc Wanted To Rent 'ileges. 39 sp'inqs. ________ ________ ___________ _____________ __________ LAKE MARY -- Hors. countryl like dog. References. $36 Church -- Perion wants room or apartment to Over an acre wllrt l*ty pool LonøwOOd. Ave.. cr.'lc '?a?l aai-. • .xrnc I oourooqns, i t.arn plus ren?. cal, io.te, elite ). or olt ctange-s, Ideal for trmi ,-v'.m ttirnit'.-' Pr1vat.'-,1,.. -.. r,&,tida P'owpr, ft'-rr EXECUTIVE *MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST *MEDICAL TRANSCRIESER 30-Aar#menb Rent Unfurmstwd T FACTORY HELP needed for lit. 2nd end 3rd ihilt. $7.50 per hour to IINEST one man i,t.niness In are& RECEPTIONIST & MEDICAL SLost and FourJ 32-HouS 'i'iI. .*4 WANTED Instructions Iiicai.onLn'.rkiAk.nfo, " tremt your own course. 4-Personals -- 1 ' WOM EN MAKE YOUR OWN!!! 2'-in Me,nori.rn I . . .- Motorcycles Ph. 377.5079, I 1 Home nearly new has 3 bedroom;, l'-,bafpsonnicela. 'onvenienpto )I shopping and golf course. Near 17 93 and 4)1 (Or easy access to all points of Orlando, 171.000. Please call H. H Benne-fc'lci, Astor Ma'falr PI --. Herald Waif Ad by calling 337 ____________________ 1?i an.i a;kng Icr ,'cily 4MovingNeed New Owner a PiOuD' 1 PJATS RIGHT! Were t u-sow tns owner's irn maculate 3 bdroom. 7 bath IMMACULATE 3 bedrooni. I' tt-aluring large living room. bathe, rpanlsh Style with untr,.I lot maP dining room, two enclosed f-teat and air. Large yard with perches. utility connections In privacy fence. $73500. Terms, ara complete with appliances, (ninpiefely ,quiped kitchen and CONVENIENT to stores. 3 bed trakla5t area, lirrplce, central roan, 1 bath, small lot. 112.ffi.) tn, and air. *vII, patio, terrazzo Termi , ,. - novernment inspected, 79c a - Phiandal ,' Realty - ''-------------- COnditiOn, low miles !!m_, 3bedroom(ramenous.,or tale Muslbemou,ci 373 6374 Austin Dev.io,ment Corp •:..' Sansom V tqwrrtafiort call 571 2403 Open 1-6 p.m 1 upose they mean well, but I hcar the NEED A FUTURE? 21-SAtuati-rns Wanted .. . .•j pound. 3721133. _______________________________ - :- •1 i )/ i1ff It. Farm Fresh Rabbit, any Quantity. Announcements Help Wanted _:;;i Good Things to Eat 11 I . wevs slacks to Sunday services!" - _____________________________ black eyed peat for Sale- ou pCk. Tyr3 Farm. 322 1719 or :22-3710. Instructions ii 1a Male Help Wanted ____________________ 9 I -; I A f 4.. __._ - I I .' r - k I _______ Child Care i'Ovidtd. Asy hoe Call nowl 377 - A ';''i:L- • -- Child care. S dayi, 2 hot meals - - -- ____ l - . FOUND Prescription sunglasses. i'nrfl't. 373 3790 - ______ TheLessflCostsPerLlne Per Day. .! Art 1973 Honda 750, excellent - WiNIER SPRINGS Park. Orançae Ctti 'Qfl dlrection from VC'a & flroOktyflA5 Ph 175 IlLS t thin Hours " - Stenstro m _ 'a Homes Iwo 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 254-1 and 25-46 El Capitais, Sanford. Central heat air, luIl c6rD,ted. Conv,n -ft 1kw-tel financing 67) 4460, CRANE _____ CONSTRUCTION. -... ____ ONLY $23,500 St. I 'j I . 2413 Park Drive Days 372 72)7 -, I PAYM ENT Call Gre.nbeit Re6Ity Realtor, 43) 5007 below general market price C) I1edroom I', batns - / ''-- (51.7$ MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum It I WI by SANFORD REALTY AgrCCable financing I, 37c a line 2Ica line 22ca lint 1 thro S times thru2S times Thousands . V.A. NO DOWN manship WaIl to wail carpeting C.entral atr cOnditioning Stord.Fkida - .... To tlngsberry Narmer in wint.'r 'oier in summer Modern dci ign EcelIenc. in materials & *ofk -- Talk Housesr Realtor, 323- 5774 ic W Is, Si 37? 733 ______ ____________________ Austin De''eIoprn.nl Corp. prewts new brick homes In Sanford i to pm daily, çrnrr ,i p,selLw1li;e L Celery. ALL BRICK CONSTRUCTION Maintenance Cost ________ / FACED WITHADRINKNG PROULEM Perbas: 3772)14 7511 Park Dr. Realfor-Aftir Hours: 373 9211; 372.3991; 322 0 a Hall Realty JIM HUNI REALTY .\- , Ocx-A-Diet Lose we3rt rt? cap%te at Med0 Discount. Orlando 831.9993 HousesforSale ii Hnuietfnrcin KULP REALTY• .: ARE you TROULEO? Call Toll Fre7. 1447037 for We Ca'o"Hot lint". Adult5 or Teens Winter Park- II I:v4:- Ceniral flapti;? Church Seminole 322-2611 by Dick Turner J CARNIVAL by iH Fox I ' - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 5, )973-)3A Plumbing W.0 rt'pafr-.. arms, new homes Tree Trinm'ing ___________________________________________ Oar.'i-rc4.-s trees t'ppc. tr''ned, taken down. tut tar lirewood. 25 yrs "aper,ence Pfs day or night, L') 974% WaUpaper Hang1ng"' P.UL LM? 14 PVOIesSo,,al Wallpape-i- Hanger Licewned ResidentIal Commercial Freeeitlmatpp,,3fl41fl PAUL SIATER ir4 c'..sorual Wallpaper Hanger L-ct-nt4icI Residential - Commercial F' re Estimates. Ph 373 4473 - Wel Ddng - DICK JOYCE WELL, OR iU.ING 3' arid larger, pumps, sprinklers Water conditIoners, 372-14)0 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS A? t-1pes ancl;izes " rep,r and tPrv.ce STIflE MACHINE 4. SUPPLY CO 207W 2ndSt 3736437 �- -- - - - _____________________ 0 M__~ ____a W! . I - 1"0W___1% ~, __ ; 11111111111111111111i I )t V i - "M I i • _K . I . guawa isffE~ ____ V ____ • '. __ z . • ' p .. '1 t- t ' - I I -it I t r r - - ZFSW- __ - AlUgh the cmt eunul t1k no action on Sof ford S commendathons, he said the ht ould include mediate conference with the county Ion an a once by the city attorney a! the county's bond validation hearing and a trip to Tallahassee If necessary. Swfo insisted Maitland I - i - - _ - - - - - r _ t fcrour____ !ff11 --' - i ra n oft ' Sent 13 '14 '15 I'll :__-1 S A I[ ' - -1 3 Cox'pde James k the Wargate PFosecutr could be expected to issue a statemeat today a bout the effect of the indictments on his Invesil 9,160rl- '71W)"ve got a small plece of a Much liii tr I n' CS Te lephone 322 0500 • 0 MASrER CHARGE .~ - 11 • Sanford, Florida -- 2OS Maple Ave Soues clost t the grand rS1 IrtIou — i _ 2nm=_ - - .-a_.~-:- ; _;,Z7;:~. ---"-- .-=-, - - ~_~ ~ ,v,.r. * , C , . . A*,- ~.1, 0'.11"TUP, --r'.r!4_-Az-J N - I 'it' W~,,J ,*; / _"_,?r.1_2*r-_ ,~Jo ~ , 1 -f., -,~, . __V. _k'MA.6 ~ A- .0.-.t ~-119 * V qt le''W 1: --;( 4 r . T?;1* __ ;V ,_ ~ ,1 01-2k, A -~ 7, , 1. a - - i *, , , `1,%,-'J * - 6. I --s !r! . t _. It ~_ ' . h ~ -, .6 ~__ Xr," 4. - r x - , . r )., I,, i I r .3 , ~ # If , 11 I* v ,'M 1wIs . Ir --- -_ gr. r Al I -. t I . _ I 8~ *i "_ i - ,W_ - Four others hate been named publicly as participanis in the Sept 3,1971, breakln at the Be. verly fills office of Dr HeiWn Hut the (cur ,$Ifoward Hunt, Bernard Barker and Cuban nationals Eugenio .- . - - - ,% v7- - - ~=_.7 - "_'1i rk,:.-;,e-____ -4i _. . 1. __._ _. . ____ -. - 1. I - 7 , w ir !I r - 1 :. 0 0 -1 - * a. ,.* -;~iV-,~ Zz-z :-z hr.s . jw., Ja s hyacinths clog marinas, launching ramps and waterways in the - , .1 - '7 1 I -- -- — ___ — — AR —. 0 ___________________________ e S S I 0 n I S -. i -- - . . ' - a r -d watch what vou * ( I • of - — '. / . - How to Save U / Both gr $MIIIIr. ran have 811 ii' light "s' n,'.t a nd iU ivc i'i' y -1s •it'ig ii U ' 1 . 11 I p, - .- - .- V I - 66 - I. '. f / \ 1'. • I bj ' L llol F . BUDGET ANt) FINANCE - IV. A. Teague, Consultant m Bus. L Finance Bud.-et Asnerximit-rits B. PERSON EL Sa - __________ - y . Out Gorc-sev"VollosAx h a Oca l Keen Students catO Caused us 1* few* coal - co"Ifero &Ad HYLO ____ Details And Low Cost Will ires Y Of mi -, Econom cal Electric Lamp , %.,, I.. no.b..4 c—ral ti—si.18L A.M Orce4voy N*w _YNk _______________________ —Car ~ The Hometown Doily Newspaper With Its Complete I LtI,t Lcn.my . c. ... Inf or med - I vww?, : . -fl -- -- Back Home Happening5 1918 I , A AA - -------____ - - - ---- -- _______________________ ___________- -- -- - accuracy in the N spractm bombing runs over its Ocala Pak IsIhltn areas and starts forest ORDER A If you — I dl! 11 . 1973 read the newspaper, watch TV or listen to radio, you're I Your Back quoted ml Accounting Office -1 the bomW,g "neor misses" which had been requested by Rep William Gunter, an Orc tlii. says, a tmay bomb fell within two fed of a small grocery SUWC tl&t miles ftun the Nivya Pinecastle Electronic only Of Am k000 & zo -1, N ew. W Rec r b- , %~~ ~ - . -t'* %o f - V ! I V %*V 1%0 Ifto : I - - . I i -A&---___- __ -.-- M_ ~_. 'A White House and special Water- withhold tape recordings in. ' al hite [louse said it would : n."4ed to mnvi f r i e ___ _____ - - Four Indicted In Family Murder 73 li's . - ' - -. 'd ?Csn -. - . prison escapees a nd a 16-year-old youth hO%c been in dicted in connection with the slaying of six members of p Area Deaths Ga st'o" Poo S" Cif 17's 104 It karaR .%*Po*w i ~ ~_ _-7-911 .11 I- - . . 'askrLin It's We W* ca, • -' Tes"s 1-r * lie 11. 14 Umc Ind VA C&rbvt 8?14 U1% oil CW I .son ff : employe of Texaco Pipe Line • i'a t,)47 la'. 21 ii'. s '- . Georgia town. The four defendants were ineJeted for nmurder,kidnapjngar,drobber) In1lddltion,the J(w) also 1 -.- - - BeaWattWatcher and watch what vul save0 u - t_t I I M;I'n aod Bum cu Lter - I trJTh rns ai( - - - -- =- - - - - - - - # # a • - I lurive returned home to await a preliminary hearing on manslaughter charges in the 4th of the il-)enr!d diabetic 'on. Their son Wesley died two weeks ago after his parents threw away 10 insulir. 71ley said they x,lieved thp boy had been cured by a "faith healer" at it utiday church service and rIO longer needed his daily InsWindose Thecouplewasreleasedfrom San Bernardino (ounty jail on their own reognizance oesday. The prtIiIftifl4Ir) hea'ing Is stheduled for Sept 13 ~ -1 4 00" . , . 1. - V. __" -. -• - O.kl- ___ -.. - '• 'Faith ' Death Hearing Pending 211. - - &W or OPac GCO&KA 000dyHt . . ' :: ' sons John lAmald ltiu.hti of 14 .-a )a X.: N.Y.; daughter, Mrs. W. W. (Ituth) Broome, Tulsa; seven 214 391 i 794 73 %,,, ,, gra ndchildren in VVW*W 1h Nowes Co 23 154 9 _--- ---_-- 304 W* Me CO. of Houston, Tex. Survivors Include his wife • Mrs. N. Eschn Heichel, ThLt, , - Stocks arran#emcnts Funeral Notice 23 ti nue Con REICUL JOHN OL5N — -;- IMF* - - :. -. % -- i_, -- .-- % I r - _P1 -I I ____~ _ffiadwff_rv~ 1, - 40 * ,~ - - Gf"TIAN and was a retired 7t 3gb5 34 Ui1 5 - - 322w2611 ___ et clmarww LM - ftq Money Bills Eyed Noon Stock R r,%orts tO*tAP(MILG,4VcOypa,,, I Nixon's deputy press setm the Supreme Court no matter legal brief would argue. attempt to block efforts to force President Nixon to turn over the tapes. I - amwllmo ArchIt,ald Cmz vumvmng *atergate figures Ap.. tary,C1erald I Wnrr.'n vn.sIJ IW rwalc ___ -I --I- &-t ixon Ta e.s N' W&SHINGTON (AP)In an round in the court test on which side wins in Ote IProsecutor .'' @W~ww. ~_ - ~ we F, ---__--.. - On Aom _, 4' ___ returned rape Indictment., against the three older men. ii Sia _ 1.. I 1: -, , 1'. i . 41 - -if " M , - - rewrt rmDfing -hazards from Ow r u -J fi- *;,~ . u e *~-_ '4- . , ea s A .i., " ..~ wPule out on his flrt weekend pass from the Jones State Prison Farm near t"renton - _ 11r-..z1r&11"1b'—&n%L a man on Sunday ' 2 1 60 uIr itutjor . - The electriC power more than carrying on a grand old tradition has resu.1ted in injury OTt)' Ios But U.S.Comptr er en - I 2 .----A SG h d \Vatt Wt h i You I! Sa\ Yourself t)om( mcncy \Vlulc I CALL \Ithough the system's primary use will to prevent truck hijackings, the devices also will be able to contribute to the day-to-day operatiog of the truck industry, the departmen( s, Briefs of your biggest bargains. START A SUBSCRIPTION TO - transmitter being hunted, the department I - . .;;",, - ~ - - A,— - -, -w-.. . I .- v".46— & - .. * Ehriuhmn hs nOfR(! Krogh and Vrig is aides Who a the so nlld White [louse "plumbers which was assigned to plug lea of secret docwmnis such as Inc Pentagon The A i1iII LE ipe were a study of The exchangeLEVEL TALK Vietnam war beam in Sm Lou l, Mo ________ said. Unitsin other t rucks ignore the corn flhdfld .:;rW I I Both Krogtm and Young a peared but reporwdly voked 5th Amendment protection against seIf-Incrimlnatlon reftmed to Kroghearlier ven Pentagon papers trial judge Matt Byrne an affl. ( hit taking responsibility for baving helped plan the brean. The sending unit activates only tile receiver- No puce g has been put on the Tran sporta tion Department's so-called "electronic license plates as yet, but a spokesman said V kg~ responds ith its dentitv The sending unit then ( llitm!al( the (IjIlTijufI Of time i mi a n d the distance between the truck and the helicopter. million annually, accordinti to fIViii from Ui \ I ILdil Ii ucking A&ititi0 and the Department of Transportation. The hardest hit arc-a is New York City-Northern New JerSCY. I e world champion of space flight, The schedule for the record. logging more time away from setting day was filled with . fication onodificaUon By Returning SoIons E-pla net Earth than any other medical, solar astronomy and ..-. standards and procedures to be man. earth resources experiments. followed in determining what WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress returns today from a At 6:09 a.m. EDT, Bean surOn Tuesday. the astronauts . parts of the evidence wlil be month's vacation to tackle money bus that carry overtones passed the mark of 49 days, 3 relayed live television pictures presented to the grand Jury," of the legislators' power struggle with the W hite house hour,, 37 mInutes set by a long- -( Delia to mission imtrot as ' the prosecutor said. He did not First on the Senate's list is an appropriation measure from time friend, astronaut ('harles that tropical storm blew ashore elaborate, which the house deleted a special S1.5-million presidential Conrad Jr. on the Texas Gulf Coast and Although neither side has yet fund The House also added strictures on the .Vending of T The new mark was set while lashed the space center with filed papers, Hugh Kline, clerk government money for security on such private property as JIUCK FINN is an dl--%mt-rwiiln bo%. right.Alight. C%C ; %hen he's Russian. Voung c Bean was In a scheduled sleep heavy rain and high winds. of the Circuit Court of Appea!, presidential homes away from Washington. Roman Madyanov pla)s..the title rule' in a film of thehlai r T%aln novel bring produ ed period as the space lab soared Wind gusts of more than 60 the 50% let lofIni, Tuesday set Sept. I I as the date The Ifouse Appropriations Committee cut the money from over Japan. mimiles per hour were recorded at f or oral arguments. the bill after discussing whe ther the fund mlgnt have been the center, but there was no —. Meanwhile, U.S. District ied to finance the special "plumbers" unit of White House Bean 1 41 Id NHVY damage to (acilitks or to the Court Judge John J. Sirica was investigators The f ull House went along. captain, 1 two nearby homes of the three asscheduled to meet today with The Senate Appropriations Committee, however, replaced milsinn& Ile walked on the "" 11 miltion, with a provizion for reports to Congreii oil jjw lawyers for Wntergatz- figures moon with Conrad on Apo p°llo 12 I Jeb Stuart Magruder and u iuui uY ai U Describing Delia, Lou Acting af ter news accounts broke about expenditures for James W. McCord to deine 1. S Skylab station, with 19 more to said, "She's a breezy lady. security at President Nixon's California and Florida houses, whether the two men may con11°. , She's pulled herself together Unue lecture tours on Waterthe He approved language requiring that future spending s record, which evm aff4f having a hard time gate. Sines litay also meet with on private property first be reported to the appropriations mak. IuLIYwau exceed 69 days, d In up her mind where to go. Magruder personally, Magrcommittees. The Senat! committee deleted thz reporting reWASHINGTON (AP) - The lion on the price increase pr . 0 stand unchallenged for several analysis of the Issues quirement. and we uder's office has Indicated. You can see it's taken on a nice first of the 1974 model autos posals that soon. years. ter u c1g11 wee are doing th.at as rapidly as we circular pattern." ,Magruder, former deputy diwere scheduled to go on sale t The fund and property reporting Issues were sent to the full "We're not going to have a can." he said, Skylab 3 nAssion later this year, The Skylab photos ef Deha Senate. rector of Nixon's relectIcn do), with(rit the price iperease decLsion until we ha~-e iluldt- ;ill the United States plans no more should provide weat her re- that autotrtke had hoped to ' -ps until ion d r II The council held public hearst,archers with a re-ord of the win from the government. f 'o Wt Virginiathorizalion bill, with a requirement that the department and the 19. ings last week on proposed set * A . * storm's grow th. M affiliated agencies must respond to congressional requests University that was to kick off The Cost of Uving Council price Increases by the au for informa tion or lose their funds. his na ti onal lecture "We've followed her has not yet decided whether to * makers and also by 10 major tiiate Dr. Owen K. Garriott since her birth The bill also would give Congress a look at campaign conMcCord, convicted of particioff 11w Yucatan approve an average increase of and Jack R. Loup,earlIerset p steel companies, Price Pact tr ibutiois by persons subsequently nomina ted for ameninsula." pa li ng In the June 17, 19 Wal6lpercarbyA,nericanMotors ba ss adors hi ps. tergale break-in already has Corp.. a 'uncIl spokAafl • Cuncml Director John T ' ena te Democra tic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana, Inbeen tentatively ordered by Sisa id Tuesday night. SI • i Dunlop has indicated a major rica to s S enie terviewed on the e of the renewed session, said he favors top his lecture tour American Motors, first of g WO of the government stricter wage-price controis, but that there is nothing more Co has asked Sinica automakers to introduce Its — effect the proposed Increases tdbit Mag DETROIT iAP Congress can do to fight inflation. ru der and M cCord 6y steel and automakers would General Motors and Ford, "We've given the 111fe!cident the from ninking the tours. to art and we council for permission to put have on the economy and the nation's to largest would hope he recognizes that phase 1,3 and 4 are not the S pedalWa(ergateprsecutor e i-T y. success o the new Phase 4 antioulomakers, have told a type of operations necessary to deflate flation," Mansfield Archibald The three other auto coflinflation program, federal court they are insaid. panics- Ford, General Motors nocent of charges they con___________ and Chrysler -also have price spired to end price com. increase propolwLs pending beAM Petition In fleet sales. delay between the time major fore the council. They are not The auto gianis vent companies notify the gove 'r (AP) JOHN GLEN KEICIIEL scheduled to go into effect beConvict Held in Hatchet Murder trial Tuesday in u.s. men! of price increases and the , Mob Low Last fore Sept. 13 if the council op. District Court here, mhere diale they can put them Into ef. Akt— W4 2164 2)44 ot'n Carp 1386 t)*. 1) . TRENTON, N.J.(Ap)_ "ThechnEt. nfrmmostn3urder. a John Glen Relchel, resident 11 12 proves the pn#e hikes, the)' arc charged with fect.Thisgivesthecounjl It 11, 1 fl. tr repeatmg the (ense are q uite l,' wrote Wesley P"XI Co DeBaryformanyyears,dmed We -, . of A scokesman for American criminally conspiring to fix to block th increases I! it , iMo Ia'. '' ' Meininger. ' Tu&lay in Tulsa where he Motors in Detroit Indicated the chooses. prices and maintain a nutACan At th e time, two monliu ago, Meininger was serving tt. Ili :' resided at the imeof his death. company hoped For ncti"n by nnpoiy In large-volume AmMaWl Y'. Sa He was original represenstate prison sentence for manslaughter and was part of an the council at the last minute. ;, : fleet sales. to ArrITLT 04 411% 4?V1 American Motors asked WCA W13', Pts initiate detail working at the governor's mansion. tative and vice president of Ht't a council spokesman 1, 1 %. labs 14 &% Sit d Feder prosecutors say pat its price increases into ef. 8.a d fl lie penned the words in a letter tea Trenton newspaper Coates Field Service; served as there was virtually no chancethe trial Is expected to last Ind (ect before the 3ay waiting in defense of work-relea.se programs for prisoners. : ' ' early president and founder of the council woul(I complete ay. ;:: at least four months. rw C*M period expired. i7s, n,* rd 1 % 31. RN S P % 0,0 W, American Right-of-Way half a century ago We feel that when electricity IS used wisely, it s one Reaches Campus r The system still ir, the st-39e. someday could help policc,, quickly recover stolen oi hijacked trucks hijackings currently account for about 10 per tent of all truck cargo losses-around $so Al Cubans. Mlsberg and Fielding also testified. CellIff it) Cambridge, Mass. Another less Sophisticated system also is being considered Here's the way thc system works A sending unit mounted in helicopters or light light airplanes beams out the call letters of the ov erdue truck as the aircraft flies over the truck's planned route. This signal activates a radio receiver . transmitter inside the hunted truck, which SPACE' CENTER, Houston tile biugle_uwss~on i-nduranm (AP) -Skylab 2 cortunander record, breaking Skylab I's Alan I.. Bean today became thc mark of more than 28 days. L - industry was promoting economical, efficient use \ The witness libt included Ehrlichman, Hunt, Barker and the 31. . • . probably aware of FPL s Watt Watcher Program, a concerned effort to help our customers save money While helping save electricity 1 I A I I I f BUt watt-watcning is noth ing new. i-tnu this is not th e first time t LZ! glal y ll Bombings CALA, Fla. (AP) - in. '. News ..•• -. .. 11~~11 1," "14,,me INS of " mos- ,Nnd ~p Car Sales Start . .. ur Back Talk No Price IltchiiJ IiIfl.. - 114-1 ri 4 11.1111. ff,, 11.81 Is It-m 1 ii , nd nI,'tt , , I I)) , -'. :Ui; 1h'tU1I) '1t),',,? nrhaal Lhy. trw (ikr 1f*!If I ( +t I ('uj.t.Y At )Iirdw:r *flkI,.nI4., _________ I I - - M UIust tin IY!J Muo Linij -ivr ilu p . - y;sj L ,, -- I 4- - i i_ I IS I ______ vai Plans for Conditioning of Sendnole High School - -- i II. ROLL CAU. - 1 ' - REPORT William P. Layer 1. spot 2. 3cbool Housing l74 3. Ailamoe School Site ___ ___ EWS FRO Inveestion and Pledge of Allegiance - - - Called 'l'he Seminole County School Instruction and Non- I. Policy - Disciplinary board will hold a special session Instructional Recommends. Measures leading to Expulsion ttitilM at 7:30 In the county tkas Second Reading cot 1e C BII - Roger HarrIs1 2 Policy - Secondary Policies, School Board Supt. William Director of Purcnaslng Senior High School P. Layer said the meeWig wW 1. Trusses for Portables Classification Second Reading cwlcern the opening of school. 2. Altiminum Industrial Roofing 3. Policy - Elementary & Layer will report on the for Seminole High School Secondary Education First MtamoeSchoo) site and pia 3. Kindergarten Play Equip- Heading for aironthuocIng Seminole meat E. APFROVAL OF High SchooL 4. Reconsideration of Paint Bid MINS Policies on disciplinary 5. Approval of Purchase Orders August 8. 15, 22 - IT73 m'u:r tøtd,nt, e!.n f. D. IIJ[':L I'EILONNEL V. O!J) IiUS!NEs also will be discussed. Anew Bracken VI. NEW BUSINESS The f reading of a poll Mat would bar a student from attending school If he had been twice expetled was heard at the Ing board I -: - . B n . .: I i ec I 01 i U x - . p WASHINGTON (AP)-In an effort to curb 1g0hu1jatking, federal officials are working on a plan to send out radio signals asking trucks whcre they are. And the truck will tell th1('nL I T is Florida Power and Light Company's S " anford generating plant. • I Hijacked Trucks To I ] 0 A I area. Above, boater cautiousiy navigates through hyacinths . icte ~ 0 'LL in the clepirtment was aiming fcr a cost below () per truck. One s)stcrn already has been demonstrated at tile department' 0 0.64- 0 rm~ 1, ! : . 2 lddy were possible targets for Indictment in the probe. Dist. Atty. Joseph Busch declined comment on that report I ..: aiz _____ hd said 4umdI -- - *1 = om I age I) their own. He set bond at $500 ----• - ____ ers dicted a chance to surrender on BARGAINS 11 -'rrr _. * ,".Nj - - from the probe Were to be released Immediately fl 0 .1 - I l, ____ Martinez and FFelipe L)eDicgo - testimony, Ehrlichman defend. 'lency. . deplorable." rs trial last May because of cre granted Immunity from ed the bakin as a vita l fla lioever, Iesident Nixon C1rges of espionage, con- government misconduct that procution in return for grand tional security' operation lie sa id In a recent news tonfer cplrac) and theft against FU Jury testimony, said it was well within the COn• care th e &mn was "illegal, berg and Anthony Russo were trciuded the breakln In his televised Watergate stittional functiun of the presiUnauthGrlzc(j and completely Hnlssed at the Penta gon paThe grand Jury heard 30 wItk'olta also ordered that arrest ness during the probe, which warrants not be Issued until had been In recess since Jul). next Tuesday to g1ve the in. , Open 'TO 4 P.M. Saturdays • 0 - . /. (; BANKAMERICARD I --- E • I 1 ~ I I r— - REFRESHMENTS _______________ Z%2 ut ,F,~\i__f The -' • - " - __-_Z_h;1661i,:= a - 1H % Aenue south of SR 436 bas a C .- - " 'r 1 reskients of the Stre(t. ALTAMONTE SPRNG.S have to be deleted, be said. The Williams said this morning mai.ar part of the bond issue is An attack plan against lift, there "13 no chance" for to Improve and widen SR 434 Semin,ole County Commis,slon to force the InLIusir,n of changes In the bond Issue front Sit 436 through Longwood Maitland Avenue (SR 427 projects now because the fact% to Winter Springs at Sit 419; Sit soth )in th ceunwroPo mummililon road bend issue and the decls'on made Oviedo and SR 427 (north ) from 4J Maitland l,venue, he said will was detailed to the city R 436 In Altamonte. by Mayor La wrence Swofford Thesda) night Count) Commuoner DIck • S 4 Williams said today, however, thea is no way to change bond issue at this late date and Maitland Avenue will not be $ S • included. But, he added. the I county could aniend its five year road program to include , I Maitland Avenue. - I F%]!e'W - I To include MatInvi irhm a bri Pape rs Report -,_- ttu prtdtd the mean nnothir nrnj wouU I I J P ', and must be rnt.luded in the lirnihi Stfl Writer :f '' Plan By DONNA EgM traffic count of 12.380 cars daily not be Inchoded. IF _ 1 1 r Mayor Maps -# i - - : Z I 1. * 10 - %ITH sqt F 'I15I1 t)FLU,ilT girls grab (or cdi atop a Too department store nanmeI Ium uu One das cath )clr the iapane least on cdi iIh 'be theory that the snak clik c ish r tt ore en erg iapp b dog 4 of um m cr 2 )0ok ov •"C KrNVT L ~4 AA ir Mead Cp ' AS, 1 41,4 as , I1 1614 11 ii'. n ii To Climb ditdTUtSda were higher again today as Part Moom coslla*" ctv&pel Tulsa - n crn Wail Street watched for signs that the rally which began last __________ We 31, I IS's The Lk)w Joncs a%- rrtig 73I fl ni Industriats was Lip about a point 24' ; : neat opening, while adan&rng , Issues on the New York Stock Exchange had the ed ge over • decliners Mm ________________________ if I a i '_iJ _____ J £'= _ - -- z _ _ -t 0 ____ �28—The Sanford Herald Wedi*sday, Sept. 5, 1973 — ?.. #A -mwde [IT_I aaam EXTRA * aa as - - -- S -Si EXTRA am an EXTRA I I - - -5 IIi5WkenStamps1 I[!j!J JWGreenStamos1 Jjj JW`GreenStamps ______ acwiuo. ..i w1?'i?u ! 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SAVi 04. 0.1 a.... S 139 ......... Ph.. E X TR mA4* Ix U '1 II TNt9 COUPND PlJ*CM*It Of a is 11 athTissuo,......,... SAYS 10.. Nifty Tell Kitchen Bags Cinnamon Crisps .. ... To*ago5auc.......4 B p... 4 ii Bayer Aspirin 1 0O.d. site U 303 (ui " ni U 1973) INTH ?M$ COUPON AND PIJ*t$A$l Or sssaaass.assaaaass.,j Ls aaaaas.aass5_5 aaa Las *aaaaaasas..sa_aassss__5_ La asa5 aa sass as ass a 555a5555 ____ *sasaaa - sasssasaaas WGreenStamps - It Aqua Volvo Shove Lotion Assoz. or 6-oze size Ix I Kabi., tasty Chips Ahoy Cookies I... '. lAYS $0.. A...ts.d Colors. Cb.rsI. SlIM '• COUPON AND PUSCMA5I Of N.hlss. CaSe. ?,aft 0303 2• Mi.. I S... kb.. Aluminum Foil ISIS.... $,i... 'i" PebIli Cepacol Mouthwash 20-ox. JWGreenStamps • SAVI S.. 11 a CIa.. Abel's Bagels .......... Pork & Beans.,......3::89e JWGreenStaMPS 1973) 4 • . .. •• . . EXTRA Publix , 11 £fferdent Denture Tablets size , 24.. Dii Mute tr...h Style Beans & Fixings...... SAYS 30.. 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JWGreenStamps Wills VMS COUPON AND 00U*C014,I1 Of Is 11 4 ••• 49' Danish Sweet Rolls ........1. .. 49 I has ... let.. PeiA M.rl.., Ii..b.,vy 0303 4 I3-... 3-a Creamed Chicken .........1.. 79 two ........ ber$ 506 . . . .. . ... . . • • • IIu.èd. Orange Juice .......... $1810 SI..$S,. IAVI 24. Dii M..s. C. Pubal f Is ae.,,. Mid $ro secs Coss shi Pl. 7,..fl libel .a 3 burt Early Garden Peas JWGreenstamps I of if I Playtex Deodorant Tampons, Reg, or Super 30-ct. box If 1973) 109 aa.as a saaa I If Isili She Aij. or SAYS 1k. Dii M.pi JWGreenStamps Naturally Feminine Spray Deodorant 3-oz. size I 1 Detergent .•....... Spinach EXTRA Also PURCHA$1 of 6 &A Feju Fed n-+ VEP. 00' SAYS S., Del M.$j (IiplruW.,1, 1973) i JWGreenStamps All Phase III Soap 1._a a__a_s_s_as .aaaaaasaaa.___J 1. EXTRA "' pbp. $AV134. 304-off 1.1.1. Lysol Liquid Plain or Pine I I • I Dog Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1 9 covpc% Also fulic "At# of Dusting Powder (!;( SAYS lii, Top Ch.l.i WGreenStamps (awroie A%D Any Sine Pkg I EXTRA 1 , 49' wreentan 'a tes ss p,aee 'N __ -- -- EXTRA ____ UP j1GreenStamps ______ Ch*f Ifor-Alza" F 61 Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry M of cZ7t..S •• 13W-es. pkv. Is �MOW 413-The nTord htru Weonesday, Sept 5, 1973 - - - Outdoor Dishes Offer Variety Illy SUMN DWirr go from water to thoreby -ing P' refrigeration p nc o1L - Or today fit dishes iUeuIesb l3filts for this type of living 1redtIonaIl) tote %wiety. They call for ingrzts which are easy topack, easy to uL,and, for camp meals, require little or no retrigeration. NJcna It the outdoor Is ffishing expedition. and ff the flernn's luck ls good, the he and d irl- CAMPFULE FISH 8 strius bacon 4 (haUt fish, (1 lb. each) Corruntal (or mix for hiscuits) alt, pepper Well-trained fishermen should clean and scale the mer - it gill .... Ii - - - - - V - - -- . - :. 1119M pression dish of the 1930s combined a pound of - SAVE 6 WA E NE MW THIS WEEK'S - :_7? '2.99,- _____ COPYRIGHt - - r . ' , A FRUIT DISH SEE COUPONS AT W I- I 3 OT. FOOD/SALAD SERVER I AV W,0440114f COVERED SUGAR BOWL .50 EACH Taf l- RIGHT FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER IHMS '2.49 4.49 11.00 ff 16-oz. TUMBLER 13.49 KP - t Ml SAVI 24C ~ I' ~:,aeZALMA1 8 ' ; " C7UPGN1-M" -- 2 cups finely grated atuep Cheddar cheese One4ialf cup ~,hopped green onion Rim GOOD THURS. SEPT. 6 THRU WED. SEPT. 12 W-D BRAND PORK SHOULDER USDA CHOICE SAys 22 - KLIINU *110*110 K IAfl Mau Barbecue Sauce RMUINIF Moaess 50M UPtHS I Vegetables KIIINIX IOUTIQQI 39c ': '' 00 '-- TUB! ANTISEPTIC LISTERINE 0'' ea $ a u ce 12-01. . . ray ivIX 26c Brownie Mix It a 0 TT( o- I. V1NEGAJOI OAJj I PURR $J09 ILL . . . . Ground . • - IM JUICI ... SLICID. CAUSHID ot DEL MONTS STEW ED 041INW000 16-68. CAN ( IJ7 BONELESS WD BIA USDA CHOICE SEEP PORTERHOUSE OR soc DEVILS FOOD FUDGE OR w.o ii D USDA CHOICE BEEF CLUB OR W.D BRAN D SQA CHOICE BEEF CX- CRACEIP4 GOOD SHOESTRING PCLY RAG . - W.D IMHD USDA CHOICE SUPEIBRANO MILD DAISY STYLI W-D BLAND SMOKED MORTON • N SLICED INTO ' 45c H ydrox PWO. 69 37c Pecan 48c 43c SpaigmAetti Sauce 47c 20-61. • • HOWARD JOHNSON AMIWAY. ORA C SUPIRANAND WHIPPID g RIFRESIUNG ties. tM MIAT 04 WITH #AU$mNX)M5 "clu. P" . . . IRISH W oil 01 HALF 7kj-01 JACKS CAN WD BLANDJA 40IC1 KITCHEN 0p SUNSHINJ CAN WA Perch Dinner . 2 F" $100 Ro u n Ste k . is. $1 T-Bone Steak . $199 ftg Coconut Cake 99c Sirfobn Steak . 0 ts. Chu Steak IF 0 IS $119 SUP Sticks 3 $1 00 59c California RoaSt $1 29 2008 $126 Potatoes ... 29c CheddarCheese is 1105 Chunk Bacon . Fish Fillet . . . . 89 Shells. . . . 3 $i°° ' s too. 9 Corn ToasteesNOE o" 39,c Toppin • $i oo Pork Hams Orange Nip 39c Coffee Rich A 4 '"', $1 00 Turkey Breast., as Pit 69c Tokay Grapes. Pot Pies . A . A . 39c Cream Cheese 3 $P() ELEENGUARO SIU Sweet Midgets . As 43c Chunk Pineapple bC -•Wine V inegar 43c es It 0 MEN" a W"011 79c Bartecue Sauce 69c Tiny Beets 1-011. One-fourth tsp. salt Oifoiufourth cup butter egg . $125 Chuck Roast . -or. 11(05 PINI$O( szi 0011 ., • . . . . . Pro, . . RICH'S . . I j JENNIE-O GLADE A 1101-BASTED RUIT COCKTAIL GREEN 16-ox CANS __ a.! T r 1 of choice with $7.50 or more purchase excludl,, ci I'le open" CAP4 111LIV liTFA RfA__ - rqr4 U.S. No. 1 REGULAR $ I.SLOROX BLEACH 0 HAtf $100 30ALLONJ - I sift :' &AYJ4 WORKS WC1ft91g% ASPIRIN ..... - - -- HELPERS Is, .-_& ___ __ __ r -- 3 LLS D VENT U SAO 26c LOA 2 SAVI Of - DIX11 OARLINO gROWN N, j, JIVI TWIN Olt is a a is 2 ftims. $100 FLAKY DOI M= * ---a ••= .9P VAL 441~vw "0 ft*0"ftW • - •.........- • • • • * tS - - W-D BRAND C 148. $129 PKo. ' 105 KID SIA i'i iiet • • • • . - Makes one dozen sUcks. 89c • 89C • S DRESS D W iting . Fis Sticks SUPEIRRAND 49c 2 $109 Pao CREAMED 83c Cottage Cheese 49c MORTON ASSORTED FRENCH AVE. - ---- -- For Use Sept. 17 FAIMILY DINNER To"ide Nwn Tuna Pie Carrots Green Salad flaked Apples Beverage A good substitute for meat. 6 lemon slices eggs 2c (each 7 ounces tuna, 9 1- cup soft bread crumbs Arrange lemon but -- - ser%lngs. PK0S. For use Sept. 13 FAMILY DINNER liver and Onions Potatoes llr(croh Tomato.Salad _69c NIPS Dinner sikes on a medium mixing bowl beat s slightly; add tuna arW Mae; mix in cr=K parsley and Italian dressing; spreed over lemon ces a small nthg bowl with a fork, stir milk into bcug mix to make read over tuna mixture. Bakepreheated degr oven until goldtr br own 30 minutes. Loosen c4 ,ei and invert on servin 14 -ite. If d4csiroi, garrmh ui- -- HONEYDEWS Kos., $$IDLI$$ 0 La. 25 Grapes 0000 #00 La. 3 9 69c Tomatoes TOP VALUE STAMPS Sliced 13acon 0000 THNU $try 12 SANFORD Plwe on baking sheet. Bake In 4Zrdegree oven 10 to 12 S. $189 TASTE q SIA WkSOT U Roiland pinch dough thtoon half-inch thick ropes aixmt 4 inches long. Brush sticks with remaining milk then roll In remaining one-fourth cup toasted wheat germ. VANILLA Any leftover desserts win - few days. ackage (31,4 ounces) vanilis pudding and pie Mling * -- Pork Sausage . All Meat Franks Ham - HALF GALLO IIACH rimp C5T1 -a. - SUNNYLAND / -. _e? to 00 Goes Coffee Creamer GOOD THhU StPI - 419 L1 FIRST ST. Link Sausage . PICO. $145 ONI 1&91. JAN Bowl Cleaner 0000 tHru sfpt 12 No. 2 14-41. TOP VALUE STAPAPS TY-0 9000 -,"Au &IF? -1 BREAKFAST / ____ $100 FAMILY BREAD 9111ty CROCK9111 TUNA On INAMSU116111 - s DIXIE OARJI~JO rmh_ mp - 39c Cheese Food.. - - 0 t IA (9-e s. S lAP 000) 0 R ...... I1)CAN SUPERBRAND SHERBET or KRAFT 1000 MAUD 100-CT. 4) SUPEISIAND SINGLY WRAPPED SLI ES COPED KOUN 6 tablespoons milk I cup buttermilk biscuit mix __ 1-LB LAN •.1O - SAVot (5 IS BAG 650 $169 Yellow Onions 3 ASTOR - SAVE 14g 8 t6 Limit COFFEE CANS VITALIS n"AIR TONIC Cut In butter until consistency of coar meat Mix in egg and I tablespoon milk to make dough. IL $ 0 A. -SIZE Mix duve-fourths cup toasW co - $ 3 & cup chopped parsley 2 cup bottled real Italian BE NS -) • SHAMPOO US No I Sirloin Dinner.. - LOTION Beef.* . PKGS W1I01T WATCIILaS cHoW -swum" icup toasted wheat germ Or*-half cup flour CANS %'4Ol . PXG 39c Loin CRUNLIFYWHEAT - W-0 04AND USDA C1101CI 011F -? CANS . 1"I 23%-41. FRESH RIB NALP 01 WIN CANS . PRUJIURY WALNUT 48c Sliced Beets 3 16-'111 $1 00 45c Green Beans . 2 55C Spinach. *-.4 "Ll Wl- 76c Pine Scent 67 C ) ture sh sill 49c ' 23c Oreo's 5 7c sou AA t: 2 of Noodles C SAVE - WHOLE - so"If HALF OR Return to 350degree Oven; placing on lower rack. Bake 30 to 35 mftrutes or until custwd is set in center. Makes 6 sm DEL MOPflE CUT - - 1`111"C"I AUSM1100IM, IEOINA WINE a 0*11 P4WOO GAO ANS Med. PACK 12-ex. Nil. JAI I! LAIVID 39 i%.11i - D EL A ALE vi ATILS. - 77c Soya Sauce IF a-i 36 Steak MAIC0 r I 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 KRAFT EJEEOMAN 23 Thin Spaghetti . r $100 Pork 78c Pie Crust Stick $1GO Iour lSCifI1'5 save is 5IDS $ Co 4 ENS INLIOY OCINK WHOLI KIINIL Brownie Mix - a 11 A , ACK 00c NAPKINS,, Is 9,* 4 $1 GATORADE • $100 NIBLETS CORN e e, a..,* 4:I*-ex C"s- sloo. MAY9N, ...I E BETTY C*OCUI Pi nearrsJeJujce 3 CREST 14,11,CT * - 0 am LL%J NNW IF M1111 - 6-9 LB, 200-CT. BOXES SLUT CROCEf I PUDO5 SUPUME - - IiIi,p I Ulk NAL a SAyS IS - AD II NNW" DOZEN BATH TISSUE,, ees 3 FAMILY NAPKINS at, 3 LOTION ILE i Meanwhile, beat 3 remaining eggs with hali4nd-haH, salt, pepper and thyme. Stir in cai=. into baked Pastry shell. Mix with fork to distribute dxvs 0/ L3 7C JEROINIS Mix toasted wheat germ with flour and salt. Cut In butter until consiztency of coarse Blend in one egg. Pre doVh evenly against bottom and sides of 94nch pte or quiche plate. Bake In 425gre oven G ;in Cool 10 niinuU. RL'dUceoven temperatfljeto3So degrees. EAC Aft _ •. meal. USDA GRADE 'A' QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND _ - IF ICA 00 j ROLLS One-eighth L'p. pepper One-fourth tap thyme, crumbled - k* A A fie I %9_xu _ 1 -- - -S.- WL SA i I Up. pint half-and-half mit - - - APA WHITE KWUMAM Il -- WITH EACH $3.00 PURCHASE .4 - / r- KLEENEX rm C J11,01% ki 1110 "OV This Coupon worth 3.50 '2.99 WITH EACH $3.00 PURCHASE Ian A DroC CCt It AT : LU Th,s coupon worth co"21GHT - 19~3 I THIS WEEK'S FEA URE NOW COMPANION PIECE 'TIATUPIC-OF-THE-INtEX" ..'ffTiJ!Jijjj.. at, Quantity Rights Reserved SAN SPRAY I IUt Three-fourths cup toasted wheat gem One-half cup flour __________ - SUPERBRAND USDA INSP. OR. A' FRESH FLA. iN Hermwomware Quantity Rights Reserved WIWI DIXIF Stoats INC Of*4ourth cjP butter ____ 12 PAINS ,.F- R T IWA 'T MM C CHEES-EQUICHE I 11 ~FR EAMER 1 1-1 heat, more OLYMPIAN 9( Sto If-&$ III This Coupon worth 3.50 P.-Ifif %0 JUMBO KLEENEX REGULAR OR TERI YOKO. ---------- sth fm and howlshrnent - ,4 GOOD THURS. SEPT. 6 THRU WED@ SEPL o meat American cheese, sauteed onion, a cup of soft bread crumbs 2 eggs, a dash of salt and a tablespoon of Worcestershir e sauce Shape in a loaf and bake at 350 degrees until set. - - PRI adds ucts as good sources of protein For example, a De- _____ ___________ iT&CTsit, t he y're not that ease the family suggest tasty dishes using vegetable and dairy prod- .-4 Careful Shoppers For high. is to&.ted wheat ge. The 1 th. white wine vtg&r stirring, until sauce boils and lMokiflg for a ne w casserole wheat germ not only 6 hooke eggs, qthickens. Re move to xtore, but in 30 bred sr In vinegar, and fold In eggs It's a good Ume to look else Here's a lowo, one-dish nutrients essential to good 1 p cooked peas Alternate kyera of peas and where for prolnIch, satisfy- dinner that is brimful of health. 2 toma toes, thinly sliced g meals now that meat ls creamed eggs over baked EGGROUNUP Mix cnimbs, cheese and on scarce r and more expensive. crumb layer. Top with sHed It'i 5eom we fInd one redpe CASSEROLE fourth cup butter toge er to th matoes, and sprink with Eggs and cheeses are two that puls at everything of 1 quart coarse, soft bread lightly. Arrange halt the foods that supply protein and what we should eat in one main remaining cheese cmbs. crumbs mixture in even layer over Other needed nulenta. dish. 1 cup shredded Cheddar bottom of Bake, sliht1y below 2-quart baking dish en Used In main dishes, together Egg round-up casserole cheese (or pan) and toast in moderate center, in moderate oven (W or se para tely, they provide Contains bread, butter, cheese, On&httcupmeItedbutror over (350 degrees) for 10 dees) gre about 35 minutes, until delicious, hearty eating. eggs and vegetables - all margarine minutes while preparing sauce. hot and well-browned on top. It's true the price of eggs has layered and baked in a savory Onf-half cup chopped onion Makes 6 generous servings. Meanwhile, saute onion until 90ne up. But, even if they were Sauce. One-half cup sifk-d flour soft, but not browned, in $1 adozen,theysUliwouIdbo QuichelsactaIccheese and 3 cups milk Variation: Use any cooked r emaining one-fourth cup a good buy at 10 cents apiece. It onion dish, but this recipe for One and one-half tsps. salt vegetable (or a combbtation) tn butter. Stir In flour. Grad ually would be hard to find so much chee quiche ls different. The I tap. dry mustard of peas. Add bta of , blend In milk; add salt, Place nutrition for a dime. At the Pastry for this handsome ___ I tsp. savory, cooked ham, chicken, turkey,,. mustard and savory. Cook, or cooked shrimp or a can of &uined tuna to the egg sauce. drained, ground or mashed kidney beans ½ pound Scot PLUS By SHIRLEY GALLINA Copl ey News Se rvice Wednesday, Sept 5, 1 9/ 3-5B AT SAVINGS GREATER THAN EVER01 , EEF PEOY e am . - f 04.0-004 0000 If It Alka-Seltzer 7-ox. SIZE -J. c. -- - ni Luchs COLD TABLETS -- - - FINE ENGLIS (4 r PUJS4,-..,V4- - I - - pow Snappy Recipes this ---------- AIDS T &-, - - b AV Vf l) 4 d SIZE I .. 1i&a Meat and potatoes men may be gl um about the high prices of their favorite meat cuts or the more Stunning fact that they are not as available as in pro V 10 us months. However, nutritionists feel state of meat affairs will be a bn to most Americans' future health We eat about four times ount protein •h each do" , we need. iflSiOSu o meat nutritionists - make an SALE BEAN us ___________ _______ product. f ____ -. FRESH BARTLETT PEARS - Cooked with apricot jam and prepared mustard, they interestlngaccompaniment for mentor poult BEAUTY -F~d _ BRUNUi 3 tablespoons bakg pow. a ' CAMPMIX der 14 cupel water 1 1 cup shortening --mbe Tbs3 or sUt dry milk flour, until moistened. -BruM hot sail and baking power to iddJe with bacon (at or bss. mix. Cut in shurtening until ter, pour batter by L4 cups on. the mIztoreoks like corngriddle, cook unUl bubUy. rMl. Store in a closed canTurn, brown other side. Serve rdster in the refrigerator. with Buttered Rum Honey. Take to the camp grounds to 71p: Sprinkle a spoonfull of make pancakes biscuits blueberries on the pancakes without an o ven ,• , t M theyare still moist for muffins, waffl", coffee top; or use grated apple or ke, as you would e corn- pear, thin-sliced peaches. 2 cups dry milk, whole or skim HEALTH & - The Sanford Herald i to paper the p fish Into cornmeal seasoned wi th t and pepper. Brown quickly n both its In bamn (at. Test with a fork; fish ls done when the no longer translucent and flakes readily. n't cook. . tonal foods oked mountain cabin, outdoors ov a grill, or a primitive campfire. Keep act, y ie becon unthc, remo 7 eup flour tablespoo ns I - TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS CINI! 3 is CAN -- 25th, ST. ---- • :I. ON W-0 ARAND 1% Canned Ham GOOD No -. THOU SEPT - Bakinji Han ' Orange Juice GOOD THRU SIP? 7 a-.--.No 419 E, FIRST ST, - coca TIU 5fP7 i •-. __- -. PAN 11DI Shrimp GOOD THRU SEPT. 12 _____ _________ 0000 - ___'_ U•..w SANFORD -- : ON-Col Doustl Entree Dinners -- THIU SEPT. 12 - - •UguU*.*..b ' FRENCH AVE. & 25th. STO commercial 5our cream 2 cupi fviely chopped fretJ% or canned peadies I tablespoon pure vanilla extract Prepare pudding a'rr.g to ukdgt ('trettlub uMng IIi} face with plastic wrap; cool. XUr Beat s1woth. Stir In peaches and vanilla. Chill until ready to se"e. 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S - HRIMP Me 7 - - BUTTERFLY --aff-mm1w, IV F00 u .0 4, a BREADED. hm i • S - I FROZEN FOODS HOWD - I V •• -V S I.-.. - LE £ ____ __0__ • "MC-2 - - $ S - - • $1 - 4_-- - - • I - - - I I I- - - _: I a: II S - po s ____ - iii ' r - - ----I---- i - - -_s __ ---- - -- -- - •- S-- !L a -• - b I - At-D EALTHI&BEAUTY _FUtL: M,.T:_ TO " • % 5$ - - Will" . 1 - - - ________ -a ____ ____ a �144 fl Th aId Wsy,SepI.5,9 — _%,l` -* _ -_ 1_14.1.: k1-__ . __-,r_ I W ; _ _ I Food Sense -, -- . . -I :..a - , - ~ OF . - ;I Coo '-! --- -1 - you'U1hdwg,the y J type food and e tims. You'll need most of Cooty News Service • buy can heist }OU save anywre from 50 t $5 a k and still put a good meal the table. That up of adds', sngs$10to 1 ,1 FI o" S $20 a month. Saving $to is like , ' value ut of what we buy kes on major Importance - 41-E im- r oun cr pund !% ities. of top ualify fruits and . hp chop doIrs off your faod cos he'a some ~ . sound 4 Just M) Save h. r i 0 ie La e d Apoorated milk for part of advice from shoppers like buying Wild blueberries that we eat )oureU who have akc a u1ar in cold. 7i Llook over entire counter - for oo4ot bargains before buying. Meats don't have "in seasons' lc vegetables and fruits, but dl times some are more plentiful and tower in cost. For example, wNtefish and - melted 3cuP9 dry-packod frozen Prince Edward I.r1and NewfoundlandL About 95 per cans (15 ouncia each) spoonfulls on top of blueberdough in an even layer over hIueerries Bike lh cup ugar canned and this makes wild CUPS blueberries silaIt through l flour butter into a -- -, for i, %).d ronditim - gests ei.cing t.s'm raw in salads • and sandwich fillings, anti addi ng 0)"inke thern a little tend r. Whi th.'y re drlilning, assemble Or.e of the.ss' delic and nourishing rnrs ('Ut a thin Wash een dice ( het end of each I remove Place pppers i saucepan with boiling water to Green pirppers stuffed with corned anti-Tuna. beef hash mines ii hans or a . -if I spoons of the bacon fat 3 to 4 minutes or until tender. Add potatoes rhecse, celery crumbled . 4 . 4 and remove seeds. Place peppers in a saucepan with boiling water to cover and I teaspoon of th e salt. ., . • . ., I fpw 1111411 114 114 01 111,4111' 11 ill 1"If lotAti'l Ili 1,41-11 till loolilil hillit bAlift'llMit Regill flillitilill 1114 -11'I'll" fill" 111ol' *1 11111 -At 4110411' 14,1111' fill-ill foil I# looll-11-jul, Alopil lolift.14 V Ill OA1141 Owlit fill a foot I if Pick Pepper New Ways i. slur, s bacon MAKES: 0 servings r wiun fine! Cho _ tj er J. 4 STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS - - 4 green papperw Boiling u,later 3 cups diced c(mkcd pota(ciell — is to prevent browning) Add bread Lightly brown bread cubes in crumbs and capers. (If capers are remove and reserve. Crumble sausage in skillet and cook until brown. Dr3in off and discard fat. Add bread cubes, Onion egg Flake tuna find add along with next 5 ingredients. Mix lightly but welL Cut Out stems and ralmove seeds of peppers (DO NOT CUT spoon salt Mix well and spoon into strained peppers. Place ppers in Place in a oiled king pan Pour ri maining 2 tiblespoons olive oil butter or margarine In a skillet — l.-Z pricebelle.low in calories ,1111111miiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii~ a SEPT a 12. 1973 The piquant ___ ' (VIJAIWiOns salt, divided Remove cover and bake 10 minutes longer to brown crumbs, Il.ithnij i.it. almost tender (cook over low heat water and Insert to dram well and I tablespoon bacon drippings Sprinkle over the tops of Peppers. Wash eggplant and cut, unpared, into 1-Inch cubes, cook In 1 spoons olive oil in skillet ue'tjJ Cover. Bring to boiling point and - Place in casserole Cover a nd hMkø V8 lea popper V4 cup choppea fresh parsley poon minced fresh gar Ukrge gen peppers Wash green pe p pers. Cut a thin slice from the stem end, of each Cook onio salted rinse them taoil,o,rlit, (*;,I , r and bake I!., J'_`t)' 1'- '"t'n 20 Minutes. :, ',rnove Cover and bake 10 minutes longer. SIAKFS: 4 servings. HiLS11 GREEN PEPPt.R lqjilp) I, 11;., Wirue tltt* 61id.11111 urful cups for interesting fish. morat and Lvgr tuble mUtures. Thr filling shpu.n here combines potatoes, grated cheese and crumbIrd bacon bits. £ 6 U2 7 ounces each) Ufl mrU -2/4 teaspoon salt tomato and pepper Mix well and Spoon POTATO-AND-CHEESE- 2 I large e gg, slightly beaten Lii cup chopped pteltd fresh Cover. Bring to boiling point and boil 5 minutes Remove from water and Invert to drain well Cook baan until lightly browned: drain and crumble, reserving (at. into Peppers. hfix bread crumbs icken nlixture make tasty, crumbs onwn LO r I " ~ I_L9 I .0 I how to cook thece r - 41Ljht,t 1 J.. W 1 ,...............,.... - - They nay be cheaper per 14 'R" -Tr, .'1-~T7 ;:7., ;; g9m n _ N- - 1*01 N atuD& kZ$MMIE 71 10 OMA$OEAVS 1!4 S.: !f !1~1146! tk~vp. W so re -1- __ — -1., ganks: pigs knuckles a.-A - Peanut Butter 1. wlabn - anount. of , - __ . __ ,I)IM ulill- r 1_ j ___. .11F Chocolate M_ Syrup 0ound: Exwn;);w,- hv=: r6aAts;-- some chops and Ms;po;thedfish. ittle no bone and waste 40" CUi • Green G Beans ea.1 4 Baby Food rats liver. J&r • __ 69c lam for a e!thIeLal. %e Pancake ' of meat Bleach gain FAME foods are eggs fry beans and peas; lentils; tanned tuna, salmon, mackerel: and frequently, cheese (figure cost per i- scori have 7. keep ct mets 3 Jumbo ToweJs Sweet Peas rhurn AND VEGETMUM _4Z. on '° Paper Plates . li o& Dove • , / FRESH PRCDULE - '7 (Ic RECIPE Pot PIOb 6 :1 1 4 DAIRY '°' 59 43 89 ' Cheese 4 roRi. Longhorn KRAF'T 2049 S Foil 01 7 flc Reynolds ooXcs?Rs l2ot ; a ,,:a n u:-- Ut right for s'oor family % _ r Th'r&s or ZM~ " ____ ft - " = 89 C _~ -_ ~ -, mr M& ages The larger sue may ther pot ounce Aw- - •-- 0 opwkw- OooseU.erihtfoodforIts se F- exwnple It you're maki a csserolewitht Celery 25 I 10 , - COFFEE CRYSTALS ____ LU •• u1&n} vunvtnicsrv foixta t_ . ' F — - —4AG=0 0 1 05_ -_ 40* 1 Is lA .,. ._•. . are - - i cheer i Of! s"0861 * 0,,'Co Ia . . lb. 41M . .. 99 ' -' - - -- - - ,'- - '. ', ',.. _ - j;,_ -'- _.. i .. , .. - - - - - - -- - ONLY 9 to 1 1 chops _rF 01TH THIS CoUpo tu DELICATESSEN F - IqWAY FAAMS ,,, 69c '129 - _* RUMP * Lb $1 KAM" S NEW 28 cooked KRAFT YELLOW 3 ol, 39c ter. cream. salt and pepper. file- the f0fing into the potatc shX Sprinkle wo popriU. ftap each potato sepastely in heavy-duty foil: store in free* er. When ready to use. pit" di. heuted 4Wdegree oven and American Cheese ,,i 1b 7 9 __ 6reat Assoriment at Fairway, will delight any rneal, buy enough for one or twenty. -w,IFX ____ 4 _- AN iJs 5 lb ox AT [ACH STORE CALU$Y0UnNUMILR AND $TOR, $0 WE 4 IVITAM I N E - - $569 I— I ----. UMIT 1 COUPON PER PuncHAu MM%P ,__ % -11 0 ;i nrolift9life It An IMA W16l111,1"0kll,0~WW 1"%W UVULPO $539 ams% -' / ' 45 minutes; turn back fiI for 99 09 4 78 108 ° box 99 .- 2 / 35 Meltaway Buns 6/54c ' u : rli c,min ced I.i teaspoon pepper butter, add chops and brown on tuth sides. Add onjon,Celery, een pepper and garlic. aver ' 1 chopped 11 clove C&fl() t lift uaaaway fromaramd Cu D-. hoemob ' Ili i ' Canned IlDmatoes make it%& sauce. 4 shoidder Iamb chop umparnic kl Rolls aos SPECIAL STEAKS T-BONE, N.Y. STRIP. DELMONICO SKIu MB CHOPS WITH VEGE & cuPs chopped onion .-. 41 4000NITS Skillet Lamb Mops and vegetables Itce French Brea t Sailad Beverage 2 ups sliced celery 1 green pepper, seeded and 6/48 - - TO 1 kood 1 __ - 5 4 ''' 0 °'rowrnes bib, box . ________________________________________ A ONION CHUCK WAGON 20-4 REGUlAR 150 . - PRI per lb Italian Sausage tYKES Chipped Meats 15 4 FA1RWAYSOWN - - untIi potato pulp and whip with but- S aOff CHOPPED SIRLOIN SPECIALS! 0== -- ' 114 teaspoons Wt White r to taste Paprika through about 1 hour. Out tops from potatoes lengthwise, reserve potato shells. Remove f "A REAL DISCOUNT PRICE" 427-7413P 1 . _____________________________________________________ 1 im $ 1 28 FRYER CUT-UPS tb 65* R(GI$!LHIDPHAMA:ISTS FAIRWAy MARKE °.L..._2L__.__ --@-q~f- # 0 _ La'emJll) 11 THE Wilk Mwe expertrave, Read lahcT I-1rd cup fight cream 400-degree oven OtUndo 37&)6 I ... H 14 4*t ' upw niCOt.,5k I4rdcupbutter ! All' , -- tLGoodUntiI.fl7, sm lsnCstH.s C*tis _. -os' L t 7' ,&- Scrub Potatoes in cold war d dry. ke a eheatod _____________________ '11111"L I Liftill 0% W 1841110 . ______ ' flhiATDuIDflDU IfliM wII I POTATOES You can freezer-,tore these for two months. 6 baklngpotatoes,about 2 - - __ - iJN G S I SIZE Illili,, - = buying convenience foodis. Y oli J!t: ;i,!I;.;. Lb. 'CAGLE'S FRESH GA GRADE AWHOLE WITH COUPON BELOW -___ olleve Ooodontrat WIN (115 ' Beverage STIJFFEDFREER $ 1 19 FRESH MISSOURI I 1 Lbm Salad Bowl with cham DrevWng 'ruucnpote Lb - -- or B" Chicken with VegetalAn Halibut Fivunt. Rttçt Ta s MAK FOUM 98, e.a i n 1 BONELESS ____ I lb I I ZG ---1 - - SL ,lit of 1129 39 il ________ I 1 P" Dinner Franks - -..w L-U I=---_j ------- etie 21! 15i - oft Breast Quarters - VALUAD'.E 40 Stuffed Clams Trout Fillet LYKES _•, AL SHOP AT YOUR WESTERN ' " bR PaIdln.d) 4flhø*u*ødvo.,top s1Jich,p h 1 se 40*4 - LAw p IF YOUR A. _ - . - - lb, Makes 6 3ervIng3. - . Mullet and garnish wi!h is!ad Zreo_--_-. Makes 6 savings. .111oloo ' I - fvcn d r tniI buy dr', aJ r&ole zdried it, ,-us in Large-du mfl- 98 it dpmwe % - lb Fillet If t.11pf - .d0d0__! 2: -MOV -_~ 0ENIFn. —_4~ & I t~-= ____~ - . CUPS. W until firm. Unmold 8229 Lobster 'I. f WHITE &BLU~ 112w Luncheon - Of ff ---- -. Salami -1 — - '"' Compare vost per ounce o, ' -I Pr LYX13 flow, uI and p.pp., . A" o"11% 6eW p9a gligeil. Co" U0161 thicholonod stir plex tiered baking dish. add ' LI 37c ' 1P W% M __ - e "EDWHITE&BWE S L 1, olion I CUP Clualbed Potato Chips RICIPL - 4 1`141514 WEST COAST FOR HUNGRY KIDS - ,1 1 1 1 1 W1PAFAIRWAY GUT CIRTIFICATE Parkay Margarine _ I* - - \ Wor mster.3"re and cayerm; COOL Gently whisk in mayonnaise Lul.. td combined. Fold in rernsiAing ingredients. Turn into ala cup ndsvIdwtImsorcustarif 90 ea. FLOR1DACOOKED SANDWICH MAKIN'S \ I "O' *ce over boiling water and Stir in $ iCupivapo..t.dM,Ik F 0 8876 lb. 14 rup diced carux-d CAPE CANAVERAL box 1 C KRAFT IIALFMOON '7c'v' 69 ar . ROCK SHRIMP, r CU"t5TE. of the C.tj QC Cream Cheese Monte Facial Tissue r U.S.D.A. CHOICE / - AEA*$TOE $COTT1E$ 200. u • 89' Tap P I - 3 'b1111,11 59c Carrots 2 ,,b Green onions 2 t—olloill, 29c - - .-" Popsicles Apples , - is 2 sauce Da of cayenne pepper 11419 SIMORAN BLVD WP 55 cup Stock horn P... I I . bakery produdi and dented cans that are not rusty and have no bulges are usuany ____ Mrs. Ban Nelson.- Orlando P . s'm.ut*,ti a . 1001 N BERMUDA kISSIMMEE 71 S oo AW -__WI a _ W FAIRWAY C .. C lOot ri --. or 8u Half .. Y MORTON • lb hi. GRAPES GROCERY Whole 29 1,I Dinners I r fl C Pot Pies SAVE 10. MAPLE LEAF THOMPSON SEEDLES3 - 33 SOc. momom SAVE IOSTOUFFERS - - , lb. W Cool Whip SPEC IALS1 - . - eimaore R2t1rI b. . 0 a • ads --- i ' nach Cream Pies 1110110"ON 79 ' `11 S%ho _Mi IL ) 23 '° Blackeye Peas SECRET ANTI-PERSPIRANT 1. I -_ - . ' heii Use1 re and CheaPer. Newair 32c. Deodorant - -- at FAVORITE FOR DISHES " ° baa to - J'tJisk Li quid 4 3o3 93c Tomato Soup Take advantage of th. Ru) foods In season HEAVY DUTY $ g0 • Chopped FAME 29 $ Coffee 0! Jk HALr - 1101011IT014 FOL3!RS Also • -' Is" at. % 4111 - F AME 4 Gatorade f'_'C _ __ VEGETABLE SALAD inc flavor find ear Fine A . FROZEN FOODS I _k Butter Beans B - EVERCAN is map or(as"a d Cookies _ 33..39$ ijaji 100' — FAIRWAY FARMS lOg 29C — - . -- JELL-0 2449 Tetley Tea Bags'79c ___ SUGAR FREE - ALL FLAVORiI so, 79c "Vil 2cr. REGULAR 75" al Gelatin / Salad 2~RAV` 'h ~ a 10AW SMOKED DISCUUNT PRICES ORANGE OR LIME Log Cabin LYKES a SHANK W lion c MOWE EGG AND _ . - HUNGRY JACK Courum _______ i FAME Compare to 2 .... CANS ALL FLAVORS 13 as Rice es LaYOV Cake Mixes i9o,is '014c 0 SAVT 10-1 59C • ', SSIONAL TRAINING FAIRWAY FARMS a*ve io. PILLSBURY )SSUEPERT oast _____ I. 8 KELLOOO - Figum cost per pouM of luncheon meats, hot dop and _ ]MINEM - 21 L _3 r flc A tinassta 24c Prune Juice otuaosu ' FAIRWAY RECOMMENDS THIS PROFE L_,: A& 69 logo, CLUB _____________ -..- '19 - - —' .1 Mayonnaise ___ I is . _______ DISCOUNT PRICES s ws and backs; porthouse, T-bone and dub m / -' N Meam with much bone rnu HUN -- ' Wi . Iiiii1w " ";;_-_;it Z_- -;W-#.;;j; swais" ame — I - i 1 A N F AM"110 A Vt - Sn $0 0"t I Awl. r i o rstantT3a _________________ - $ Cod PW UrVing. SO= Cuts 611=7c =a— qc b=40C arsd wage. __ I t, 11__~ie ____ \TI $ • — FUN - - Af gain meats when you get -,--- — — KU" LOCAL FRENCH On r -__ __________________ - ' -- ", ' bOKING . 0, — _ 1. *ater) EFFECTIVE SEPT. 6-12, 1973 I ( cold until Peppers are tender. YIEI-D:6 stuffed Peppers. : I in I jjjk~ ill "'.4 " tho. 'll;;. in(Aerake oven 3WOF. I hour or 22TURSAM 'Just -go,- good as expensive :stealut. and nuny even prefer their flavor. So you won't hestitate to buy, dUrecipes ect u shank, chuck and Boston 1 cuts; brisket or breast; hod; i -1 kkh*Ys; liver. Then You'll oil, ditirleIll mcot $QUJQq 1 tablespoon finely chopd - bacon. remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt flI Tomato or Eggplant margarine i - 1 meumeggpg PC ie or bitter or ~Sl . them to stec and ,neat loats SIN VI)HItii.f IAiWNII ii) ,ssip,uti Hi I..%r In.,,, I,, ...I l.t I. ss',. Jislit i.II.$tiI5 dIMS ii15 5iãJI liMit iiitti 11 11 gt5ii %4 -114 is Iii ttmt • liii i IRMISIW 555 inSiStS I PRICES EFFECTIVE "I'l "'I l '" I'l , I 1'-jl-., t he seeds and parboil for.5 minutes EOGPLANT.AND.TUNA. STUFFED PEPPERS ITALIAN STYLE 2Ieiung salt, th cubed firm-textured brfai . i i -7`urkey, chicken find grvuW rnwti we usually good buys, , Plan to w wtm each week. . fks clever Learn to cook the iutrs are so many delight ful ways to use the criosp ,Ind ta sty pepper. The UnittA Fresh Fruft and Vegetable Association sug 1 - ____-- h hartill gut tire $ of them Add tisi m to salads omelets sand Irhes and cisseroles Its easy irtji1ri them for stuffing, Just cut a slice irons the stern end, remove - 5f5 PIIII edges with a knife and invert onto,la platter Serve warm toppord with ribbons Of Moe- . 1 1A cops milk Many different ways. that you'd purchase "iqsh , __ - I)\$\5 1 Igihit firm in the center Loosen England Plate Cake. a blueberry version of an upsidedown cake It's good at any . .1nd use within a flow ,I AY3 After t__* STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS to 45 minutes or until for Vim "tiulil really 5erve cn Pspp r almost ttry da ifl 30 economical entries C 1 toaspoon nutmeg out the country during the - K ___ I drilli, I until smoo th and drop b bue5brrs drained all year round but supplies irs 11ia%'It JUOe tlirsssgh October. store thi rn in a sd humid phu CLIP 'i'"' 1 cup diced Cheddar chesc L12 cup chopped celery 1/ 4 teaspoon pccr I cu soft bre ad crumbs :; 1 nutmeg. sugar. and milk. Beat wild blueberries or 2 ' the crop is I roze I bowl combine biscuit mix nick Nova Scotia QebeC d ' ,j 2F-- cup bultur or margarine, Engldnd especnIl ed Apples __)_ pan Rotate o butter covers bottom evenly. Spoon berries esenh o ver butter and then sprinkle with suirar. In a PLATE CAKE Maine. and in N SbeSLZe and aue A 4ozen Luger-size eggs are cost is moire than seven cents higher he. next sm.aller size. If an important, buy Grade AA: if you're saambling or bakmg with eg gs, buy Grade A or B. Buy AT, POULTRY, FISH Ue NEW ENGLAND todas are not really wild. learned to sAve money on tiOn for dri;iking' Use half - a rs ing vegelabIt.s market with their vivid color shiny, firm skin. They're available -. nutrienti Always drain thar- destroy nutrienti. 4 egetable3 nr hlch reason, ought and vegetable Is A TIGHT FINING lid USE the New JerseteDep: uor for soups to tt am cook green vegeta rent ege bles use of veg PARE OR CUT encourage • To Mid r iii irk Ill) hsg1 g in itirnn C )fl( flfl(IiUm raw, pepper provides a third more than the daily rec. Ire ' Wild Blueberries make year-round treat in New Engianu usae 51 Wednday,3apf.i97 u sushi gris n p r artoften called ,bell peppurs because of their shape. They are one of the ble Is better undercooked or vaIuble nutrients. cooked until Just tender. DO NOT USF soda in cook USF AS LITTI E water as ing vegetables It rnake them nd .1 i)rk cs and CJO possible to ret sirs flaor nd rnush New Jercey clted the Garden State produces quant " DAIRY Buy milki rcontti IGreen Peppers Are An All,,ii.,Aro nd Vegetable B Gaynor Maddox U sbus dm1 ugt t cubtiIut tables Just before cooking lOg them fliort often for the prcibc essential nutrkn Jor of most AIl h:flg cost of costly beef and pork, n1a USE A SHAHI knife to cut Vet we mustL There• OVER-COOKvege. vege table s. :. MoneY TheSanlordHerald J : --. - - Saves P. To Save Money, Add Flavor _,-- - I- 1 . ------1 -_-_ --:. ___ -___ ,~# Jok' # 1. _. -.. il"I !.I" Make Use Of Vegetables .7_ __ ;_ S-A Cakes ... Call Your Fairway Bakery. Add undrained tomatoes, bay leaves, salt and pepper. Cover Y c*easionally, until lamb La ten. der 30 mInutes, Hoove bay leaf. Make's 4 set-sings - F �_________ 1 i97 4 L - ACRU I An -, 7 On Vaca tion 1 1 ' L l(%I '42Kzamunc liCoinpa* point palate 21) 3PpI1thOn 4 Dined 8 8 30 Iercncc j 4 C*'(IS TbN. Y. N utnno4 2EImcnt4r additiorn •pprnde ISSf 4sfleairdered )Oft$p DIAR ABBY: I am a 6S-year- old man wh has been 1 pany. I dreamed of traveling, and now my wife and I can Finally lond it. He com the pmbkm: r fl J gave the iws that he aed hLc wife are splitting up and he taking 'his t daughsons and she is U1ng the t tea, and be wts us to raise the bo>' His mother Is all raised oun and for it, and I am all against it I say. now he can rais As I see It. If he wants to end his mnrage and chase skirts again he can hi someone to look after hi children lbs mother has always been a softic and he can get any thing he wants mm t. 1 — —— —— —— 18 — 17 — your son ougltt to paddle his own canoe aI 4— 30 r31 ———— 35 a 1 t fl Jo> oura e a d r r JOIN GING AN APPETIZING BREAKFAST OSAL' - riITir,g _____ - Q b That poflion of by ONE S1P3NED ___ ( ciola Drive B • / bd g mean a day, and my — --' - 6 WId GOOD FOOD — FRIENDLY SERVICE 5) be satisfd with a , 7:30 (2) The Price Is - — — Carr Flash I (6) The Guiding Right ______________________________________________ ahze it but I can t turn back the cck dn t er Light V en an es1in (9) Walt TO Your .care-j puhhc blxtt ec1 nr —lø #.. c-::... L.a..... D C. Good hsek and God 'is I embarrassing to your host if 'sos, deIsv '-h ' :tr dUO sir.nning to read the menu I ctIvfct that other: .th 9 MRfly4hlaexcecnccsar tht LIfe ' self Legislature t44) Rod'y And Hs II ,j I1 IJisii's', s1 (9) MOVIe ' Mn Destroys ILJ jf' - 400 (2) somerset Moments sou wsII be able to see more plaini'. what you ha'.e been DEAR POLL'S' - When I moved a metal wardrobe Fri , (3) Tijrnln Points ulu.r liflir problim and si'.. more peace of mind The host bug and kiss een tho I don't do anything to encourage don't know how I can keep this man away tm me withetfl anybody off. I-s there another way? TIMID DEAR TIMiD: You don't base to tell him off. Get ap" *ri for sln asd - , PRISCILLA S POP byAl'f.nne.r City Commission the City of Sanford. Florida i USS 1 iuNt)E)(O(,A 01 (our t rfl,fl> 0 Un' I -- ' _i' .1 WITH / I - U1 ,;RATr DtvI 510ff consider and determine wtther or TO CREDITORS not the City will cIo$, vacate and To AllNOTICE P.rson Having Claims or - L 'j ___________________________________ Terrace (Geneva Terra) Drive srI' r uI 242 F Iii> St i r r* tl SW) iiirit through at (tines twn in the Pacific Ocean I' To KvistOffnrson II a." v 'its Is';'i" BIIOXI, -.,,. I •1 S VVUUe J ., I BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON (44) 3atman (24) Swan Lake S? 1' . _____________ That por,,on ot Terrace (& eva iudscal Circuit Seminole Counly r II1 - -- _ • /__ - __-.":!L 1 _____________ 7 .,. and that portion abutting the Ely notice Each c"lm or demand must 1 ri vyar.J City Clerk Miss -Airman J flaVigati equipment Otit' .' I; " CLUCK' 2 M,IrEc' I ui.irTAIN EASY Pauline 0 Rociers A* E*ecutriz of said estate DE ET .tR HEIRS ADVERTISEMENTFOR RIDS Mrs W J WardofI2SFafrway byCrooks & Lowr,nc. ____ =—" ' -': - - ChAIR'S • (1]) LaI Step responst e or our not mg able to buy clear plastic retrsg- ers.or containers le we COtilu uU a ew years ago. ,,e cu id ones are pretty to look at but not practical as one each one They used to come in square and rectangular shapes but no'. all I can fird are smill round ones I wcnder __ — - l)F &R POEt \ -' Vihen sein I olttn h.i'.e the need for had four but °dno know because they were not all together Now Ihave tiled my loose buttons and find CARROLL RIGHTER 's ne 1t Si) you hv ri ctrc:uciy uoJ arrangement for thc futute I)cke into properly matters that Cit add to YOUT income Keep up tt:th ynay bookkeeping ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr J9) Making the collccdons that are possible and paying youi bills on time is wise and . Obtain cc from buns experts at this time. Sb more devotion to mate toht TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) lou feel dynamic today I ___________ ''P4JOTh Estate _________ ,Ir OCSflI herenaftercasIedthen. _____ ____ (13) Starcast - Programming v I J....... -"uu (44) Gilligan s Island (6) Me 19) WIde Ulorid 6:00 (2) News (6) News 0 ( THURSDAY C , News to install and repair electronic - colntrucllon of the South !anford cOfC. Main i,rojert In accordance navigation equipment is c1ng s" 'V I' r (24) Sesame Street Get Smart 00 (9, rnvvie •.1 • I sir or •VO... L uaWflUlfl LI - G lust grett for hoIing L5 of butt and, if the cartons are handled with the same care as when tilled with eggs, the buttons do not spill out. LUCILLE _____________________________________________________ ______________________ WINATE)RIDGE - Presents The F0 b U OUS • -, News (9) Bozo's big Top e:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mika Douglas Sh 9:00 (2) PhI! Donahue ShV (6) ?Mson r' - - By • dilemma when two wives WIth- t CASE Y-509: Amanda G., - - ' ,, Columbus,Obio,facedtheume - aged 28, has an interesting sex question. "Dr. Crane," she began, "some of the older women la our church Women's Society seem to think YOU are a sex pv maniac! Open Sun S P.M-2 A.M.---Happy Hour 4 P.M..7P.M. - Watch For Opening of RESTAURANT - Ick Concrete fascia and teei / I , _) ( "\ ________ •6cia DRAW I N 0 S . AND 4. Faculty offices and Tunntl PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS. (building El n$e block-S Drawings. Spcllications and q n. F ______ ______ - -.-- • . dUET I ______ . _______ flA Wi' £ fl Seminole Junior College, F. W Anociatei. Inc., and shall not CIJQ IN10tAJ _____ HI-B B4TH... ' - B.ATl-4Tli. returnable • Drawings SpecWc:?:ons and Orlando; Dodge Scan, and may be otiinea from the offIces of Gut mann, Oragash and Mat:. Ar crammed at the office of Clark Sanford the banquet sessIon that same 010: and Atsoclates. Inc. night PROPOSAL GUARANTY: SuIte 400. and these P.O Box 93$. Sanfoçd: Each proposal thafl be accompani Florida 32771. upon request ac _________________ I TES 1.) -- -. SPECIFICATIONS. a*n payable to Clark, Diet: c, i, 74t;;3at Amanda has a sc puzzle! Dr. - / - Ptp • .i.t, iii i)tji,ij, oPened Birkhart. at his big church in 1 _____ FRANKANDERNEST _______by itt general. the pi,jec1 includes the Seminole Junlot Collect. Sanford, rmi,_Rub Thu-v.a construction of approximately 13.tOO Florida t nIary force main An diternat. following bid is required using asbestos / Q .....J _____ A 1 Health Canter IbulId,g H) ,//',4't d5ff/ / r Seminole High School Jerry BaIz S ' 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) SunrIse Jubilee Seated bids from genera! con- tractors will be CceIved by *ner, AFR, Ariz., (or duty with a it by Clark. Di,?j and Associates. Inc. tember7j, 1973 In th Board Room of I *1 of th T ,.sI " "" 'JORRY CLINIC '5 - .•.• ..• ______ ;E:' , T'Idon't want to make a big deal out of. U, but I really I. .. uisishgth grade Decause Pafflires ate satisfied with their lot, and you ate not lea can get your high school dI$oa thra an adult ', _____ - Persont Interested may appear and be heard at the time and ace 'fl th 1 forcement may be behind tiiii, Robert J. Urbaniok ____________________________________________ (44) The Saint 00 (2) Adam 12 ht ______________________________________________________ t24) cnlng At ____ -: - j ______ is Uate. huserk da> In and day out. I'd MEETiN& / _________ -. wis 1 '. • NGWOOD VILLAGE HOTEL and 36 Oreemwold SubC,vision Of lh - ,-_ it,-_- ER with BIMO BURNS GAINS ALL '' ny rlOht of the City and - -', • ADIIC You will take n011c that the city - ________ rj ok th by Dcv. Grau. - w kp a clean house, - -- South of 231h çoneva 5$reet, being more described as IlowU :m: ° : TO' U509 rind. Statutes 1tS7 Sig. Lio E Wilder, 5t., - .,. determine e1her or Circuit Court, SemIl. COunty. Florida In accordance with HAVE j3 I4uR! / : i Fkrlda under lb. lictitlovi name of 0 - - r AND IT A RU?WAY NOW, oocr GET THAT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN the 5ClrcuIt C'rt ongj.sinoi, -- The Sanford Herald Wednesday, SepI 5, 1973—nb r ia tfl4'W st - - ALLEY rnh; 1oth. SePt S. 17. l. 26. • - '.-'--U. -- ___ _ ___________ AM, tiu%oesi t 42) Jotane the Clerk nine years western," he CXpiaid 1t with the Sheriff's I)cparnent, something like the style of t but I became iturated with Gordon l.ightfoo( and Krls -- la enforcement," said May. Kristo(ferson. I describe it ____ "SoIdeciedtugiveuie5igg "Lontemporary,"(asyto1iten -____ a full-time try. I'm like that," to and something most people he explained! :et an idea and can identify with." I go right iihtad and do ft. Alter a sUcssf n in Immediately thereafter, in Clearwater nightclubs, May , tms of 1970, he bid opined at the Sanford eraIon fareselI to the underworld of on Ibor Day, and will e CuG(OPENOAlLY ICLU ______________________________________ __ • 1 t 'i:, ' r Th () UH Ndio Control nh,rl(v wfh tnp srt$s ___ Then Maygot to thinking: he periences. was playing 80 SUCVessfully for 'My style ha elements of $.'vrdl$ AM till )OPM _______ — At Public Auction at - Legal Notice NOTICE OF SALE - gun, reach for his guir, and the time he was big enough to sing. Many of h 1Ieagues held a githr he was picking SPECIAL 11 WI — ____ _____ At the end of it bus> day Of) and >OU We Still Have Our .... wives want children. So Peggy Picture, Fred Zinnenurnn for fius if she babysits with a Best Direction, and Robert Bolt gal_Notice — Is Fea turing __________________________________________ King Henry VIII, i'nd lost his head, but not his integrity. it _____________________________________________________ - — ___ _____ 8 30-11 NEC, "A MftN FOR Snaw (as hear ) Orson Welles, v.hich he used to he p him in hb 12 — —— 1 — 13 — W125 ADAM 8-8:30 ABC, IOVE THY 10 U 13 — —— —— 16 — NBC NEIGhBOR "Let's hIa%'e j jO j9 T k' Time represcnd in th segment. walked off with most of Frank Jr. plays a poL1 offir Academy Awards for 1966. SI ShOur 3Rflflt Latin tS - - -I.----- ___-Sheraton Inn , THE UNNY & neighra child, Charlie wi for BCt ScreenplaY. Oscars 1et1itl _ _____________ "7, - 'rz'e - P Tt.rw,u-rHp LEFTCZ4T1-IE FLOOR! A A diffets (torn yours can be very cnhightcung now - were no singetons out against siccsfuj Gccius JuI%t1(,fl will picase your loved one at AKQ75 M()N CHILDREN Uunc 22 to July 21) Makiog ne w)ual thltio5 h> cnicrt3Intng lo>al mends Dcuz a vital to hIGO (AJf ' '( 5"t r.fjc in new Tt;tie ('s' 22 st inike this n •8632 an auocilte to take • *nd better meeting of minds Be ire 'tatter in ii 'fui5nt and local cornc to a ir .t tieJImeets iJc.omc a mote gooi ii" e rJ ari do so if de of life It e$prctail Jynani: And chatming person .oilr is done [hc tofflWtiC titie tofllLht I ic that im off '.our our mond to his kln rutfed a dia mond iIh Inc queen o ' clubs on :3k52 4Q83 Pass O*rnng Ie Pass Past P 54 Vn-j South ti IMI match. Both Souths south player cashed two dia Pa't I - I stodg> sves (9) Brady Bunch (44) News ' •, j[___— 1L • I.e fATuJaitA ___________________ - Actually. I have been using this newspaper Cumn as a to 4:30 III 9:00 -- — Lake Estates Partnership, and dItlonwlthIn5daysaftlrth,Opffl out (rem under their thumba! Limited, as a guaranty that If the of rtDroductontha Hurkhari and also staried a cPtable Peormance Bond within bid docurn. g rlpps ,oard r at wh - BLONDIE ____________ _____ I ( f G)O uQ! r0 Wbtn 1 , days beforø the bid date or pay 01 SPECIAL FEATURES Owner reseres the right to relect $12SOC p set to defray cost of .- -. -'- ____-. MEFX . _________ - I 1 doctor fornaiity or cchn:!fv The 0th Complete dinner 'l'tie s,hoe ti' I i----- - - litashed nd ra -- of dlaphanouinigtsties peume and the other comnenta of Just to attack m. the lazy wives ------ iiS t siUl UliS tuiC older stodgy w,ves p.at They demonstrate the "buck tatoes -- ' - ------,--- --- - Owner chicYoung - I ADAE 3 ________ ' (This ws OU — - DOWN '1 I the vu,umn Dy deinanillng th*t locil editor nn ti it cancelled because their ises were twin I th t CASE NO. 13.173-CR To All Persons fI' 011t Of $75000 wlcn will be 4.) I HavIng --------". or notified and required to tile any nd denus *h C h ' or (Itn'a tttate In theofflcIof the Clerk of the C rcuit Court of the It th Judiciai rlorlda ---j Z4% NOT TE EAT BIT PEJUIE Ftorda /,\r all co'tdit,on of iecf (Otn an , t, C - ma the contract documents in 1) ' I N• /I PEJ 'CE. - -- I ii J \ NN Walker JC ______ J ) 'V ' (' 7'\ / I Mo T.L Ltc / I I ' I - _______ NoJaLAC;1 ETh C '' P - A ,, '•' dupluate enclosed In an Oouc I -- Dow ELL.' ifs4 .' 7 - • 1 - __i -'- - __—_I L.. _____________________________ BEETLE BAILEY fOr not i*Uthan$percentolthebe$, bid. The Successful bidder *11 be Claims , (1 the marriage PET days after opening of bids Partial The latter IS far more di!sets to material suppliers will be (lct (oritma em I heddin IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE issued at the cost of reproduction (ALL t1aT5' 2 -. evcr have I t1Tted flYbodY rush into a Divorce boudoir cheesecake or erotic - -- inlat;:ation these older wives criticize you?" S eL nig11. o. Illeweeft, ft ImIt 6 rr Customer) sqtrsrio\ lIliiiIluIjiIiiji Ends Thudayt Showlime $. Wrc Cirne 7 __ aaui.iI. A__-__' \ - ±7iT ThesetwowjvesthenreaIi - AFTERNOON uasaIbsfart.r)- for slam purposes. TttI)A'r e r Y tso Sets to general contractor, [ (ounselors in high school quote >our Lonitant veto of 3Q9 (13) Whc, Wtt. ,.• I' wood 5 (44) Patty Duke Show South 32'30 (2) News (6) Search %'.esL gyoIe)ungersire DOWNTOWNSANFORD Pt.eTlsw Thehlddtnghas been orth Fast - Pass 4, innoc!nt wives are usually at cfthiPropos:l. PavabIrfotho:der to \ou have exposed the -- 2. i'as 3 4 hat notion (6) Gambit 11 30 (2) dummy sace '- OFTtUfltt) yaHe day. LIBRA (Sept 3 to (hi _ 'iou have an opportunity so delight the one you love, so et busy doinpjusi that. lou rn otnc un(inihcd tai and pUt OUi jackofcbsSoth'e - ' Framld anddu'kedjndurnm nc WO +A64 I[O 'July 22 to Aug 21) Ideal da> to taLk with btgwtgs and hv them Thow ou how to make a better place for Wild ) 1 ' " C ' ' C �- -r '-.- - - r- ------------- -S .- -'''-' ...... Winc5(ldy. 123—flic Santord Herald ------ --'-:- . - Meat Disappointed Saver- Proposed Copley N" 1 z Senice without cholesterol IMPORTANT hh FOR Y MI radf:t. When ib. A& P POLICY: AIwoy do whot honu a d IOI for satu or RAINCHECK: if on ihi Monogv f or a Ro,nchth omp . f • altowing . New Messag e To Congress wlir We'll 9i" yoj wik. Of f ow" ot A&F offers a" unco"CHot i'.oI .e told out 0%h e ntillot y0i, 'C It gQOtOflI No moos' wi'Ot .t 0 ii. APP g.icraren 11 WASHINGTON (All) President Nixon, accusing the Democratic -controlled Con. gress of compiling a "very diaappointing" record this year, is submitting a new State of the - mushrooms are picked, the cap Is held dose to the stern thin b v1 mushroom e which era the gills. After a while. the WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Iiiushrooms begin to lose Union message In an effort to break loose administration. sponsored legislation. (Related story page 2A) Nixon told a 37-minute tel'vised White Iloi'se news confer. ence Wednesday he will trans. mit the new message on Mon. day lie said it will urge action to curb spending, maintain a strong defense and promote enactment of bills dealin, with the energy crisis, education, I I • -- content pull away some of the water a c using the veil to F Irtrni the stein, or to become "open." The brown gills WIder the cap can then besm. The longer the mushroom tias been away from the mushroiu bed, the more open it betornes, as the water graduai1y ally evaporates, So a ll you lose is water, and if you are bu)lr them by the pound opeft ones are a more ec000m. - CATCH THE DAY '3 \.... - ' c i rlounderDinner 79 - CAP'N JOHN $ QUICK ?1OZIH rI1CH Had o ical buy. If you are doing stuffNl d wd Din ners All PRESIDENT NIXON Urges spending curb IN CLUD FROZEN 10.0!. sr - I IA 902AVr o...• PkO. WIIâ LEG III EU QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS 1r 1 a •.. -. p' , CHICKEN 8 NOODLES BEANS & FRANKS Dinners "SUPER-RIGHT" CORN FED WESTERN r Center Cut SAVE lOc h Chops Pork 9 es essary. To wash. holid mushrouns under spray of cool wa- SUCID $ 27 LB. ________________________________________ 'g?c. IAR, 9 PmW Cake........ " "Itat Bread . 33C Cracked Wheat Breaft.11 33c V" FAIM • * tteaspoonpepper 1iaceineditnLatn blender AIP RED, F0 H PFICHES BLUEPROARUMS RED DELICIOUS APPLES LBS A 4 . - 36 Ketchup........... 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IIE'dJIJLArl ( - - ,, - 1 • I ' I with wled ' 'fi...: Mim Aw" M SU'P*, Soot ft. bm offolod *;r sl o e - - - •w ri - The state warrants were filed today in - Seven pci sons have either been convicted or tileaded i!uiltv iii (tIP 'nhlniild -. scribed Ill collifi-ssions and other evidence as a COMPlex Mot that was nearly given away by poor Planning and, In Its fjn;iI llnoments,'wa's nearly bungled by a jammed gun. u Is tile intent (-,f ti, .v (Aloril'i til putltcally perform liantle'I's - La ke Dot ducks gather Oferaldphotoby Cindy Flanders) —" By NIARK WEEN"12 ent Charged . IF Sanford Police detective conunent on any motive for the Herald Staff Writer custody was chased down after :I-- ifth St.. died Wednesday held him until police arrived. was still alive. shortly after being struck by a Lykens said the boy v., fellow student while waIking Sanford Aliddler SCh001 rusW to Seminole Memiri home from Sanford Middle Principal Dun Pelham tcxby Hospital where en*rgency lor. 1~-hnol. acmrding to Sanford P. efforts were us d. mid the its )et unidentih IM " ••. - -• - - - Oglesby was found by San . A E-year-old Sanford boy, scuffling with Oglesby by two ford police about 3 p.m. ne..,William Oglesby of 16M W. other Sanford students. who the school. Pofice said the Lx,N A - I'lice. - as suspended from school then transferred to Florid A 13-ycar-old Sanford NliddJe earlier Wednesday for getW* 1103PItal, where he was School student has been into two other fights. charged with manslaughter. t - ' '.i ' . . " Weather . 0/1 tJ. '•_ - u " 4 . a Ogesbydied lromshnckasa result of a blow to the left Yesterday' s hign 91 low kidney, reported G. V. Garay, mornIng 71, there was .75 of an 711PTRI Seminole County medical inch of rain yesterday. Partly examiner (,ir.P l)erfon'fled ticu I through Friday with a the iielt.4n.ar autop atx'ut uhanie thundershowers 10 a in tod.i inatnI) 1urLng at ternoor and evening hours. how ny tircrs the boy was hit. - AIM" -., case should be transferred to circuit court, w here the t's could be tried as an d lt. -- . ' . . of . ,, '::.-- - .. .. •. MASSIVE LIFESAVING ATTEMPT prorimneed dead. The accused youth is being appear before i juvenile court Oglesby nor the other boy knew the detention center for male fth cith r .ri declined to ju-- e ralo pri nz's judge to determine -. the For further Inforn tion cnII 3234450, ext. 288. -.. K5dney Blow Kills Youth ) bers of the community wito are Interested in part1ci,at1n in organized performing choral group Rehearsals will be cacti - s- , tIll' - - Suspended S gym I (I I - 1 Washington, Pa., 20 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. and were expected to coincide with announcement of action In the case by a fed era grand jury later in the da y. of the Instructors "Messiah" during ChristnuL' Season, r— - Ry JEAN PArrEso "Qun-a..k, babies'litre, Herald Staff Writer babies" ca'ls Mrs Lee The i' T., The chicken crosseqia n1shtoward her, wings flapping F to get to the other side. The In the effort to get there sooner. clucks on Like Dot are doing the Scooping one up, she lets it same thing—because they know nestle against her, while the -, on the other side of their road other two greedily gulp at th e Mrs. Helen Lee Is waiting with grain scattered at her feet. ':'",s', bags of corn, hunks of bread, She points to one lonely little h1,.:and big bowls of chap whose wing feathers are sh Known to the neighborhood just beginning to sprout. "'F! kids simply as "the duck lady," "There used to be two of them," Mrs. Lee is the provider, she said sadly. "Tl*na kid beat protector and friend of all the, the other one to death with his 'V". feathered inhabitants of fishing rod because It ate some ? L.. ,f •I IS...& wa ing regular ' and as clockwork, morning bait." evening', a hungry Catching the ducks and Icavalcade waddles from the ft0wing them into the water water to Mrs. Lee's front door was a favorite sport where they know a hearty apparently brt-dkf;,,,t or l;'t dinner. ('t'nt'd, On Pg12A Cot. 1) nt. ofncfbls said. outlines "Not so." says m Today. we'll make an on-site inspection. Sepilwillbethercgistratlon date for SJ C's Community Chorus. lt'a open to all mern- •.'/ - readcywnbs. 271h, Sanford 'Ducky' Along Lake Dot., niurder charges against Boyle, 71, who rose to power in the tMW under the ti'telage of the Itti' J0h11 l. ( A wls. The second %arrant sets forth murder charges against Turriblazer, authorities said. . I_lII PAIR PINECRE54T CEVTER, 1742 A A. - Ducks Do by , I - mushroom iniziure. Fill I' one - -- - 0 ~;IjkNr - r-4lii'! . A J I i with regarding rodents offered - ----- thorities said Meanwhile at Sentinele High it'-, Parents and ltcr Night as the 1?3 - -. the . Plilwee Sellool Principal Owen McCarron called in re-SPOMW to our mention in yesterday's column anent J oo acin - 1IR y ... . ..... CAN IS I'lWSBURG11. Pa.(A Iii — Deposed United Mitie Workers President W.A. "Tony" Iloyle was charged with murder today In th e killings of LJMW insurgent Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski and Yahlonski's wife and daughter. The charges, outlined in two state warrants, are based on ne evidence from William J. Turnblazer. a middle-echelon U51W official who has turned state's e%Idence and who claims Boyle "Initiated and instigated a plan to assaiisjnate and murder" Yablonski, au- _____________________________________________________ Air ItOULAA w HARD TO 401.0 ,, . LI5IIpeIhY , IADIM TRETCH e - s world of ours is manipulated ...and then again.* perhaps it'll better help you to TOOT""11 — U ,. OZ. 89C JAI TIME • In stirring until blended Ak null, nil at orwe, sUrrm cone stantly until mixture as smooth and thickened. Aw W1101113. . Minthers, and cheerleaders will be inti-oduced by their cnaches 41 10 011* 49c Tea ~ 1x, D1apers -,,,%cT*$1 10 Loose Tea............Ox 6J.01 Close4p............ TV1111111*69c Hair *a 59C URNATION INSTANT Fine cup poly unsaturated &',peper, garlic American history, especially as dperthlns to the Kenned y L1 0 0 0 - ter. Cook 5 minutm. remove front ~xal. MU67c "Captains and Kingi. You get the strangest feeling that you're reliving recent DAY AM eve, I While it s still fresh in lil Y mind, I highly reconunend for your reading pleasure ... all 800plus pages tall in fine print), author Taylor Caldwell's, YS ft. ww"01 0 0 0 0 a 0 4 0 0 0 Ill tant 4) OF 2 KING SIZE BOX I a ;#A .. I S. -hopped frfth 4-OZ , $0111.1 or ROACH & ANT KJILU ea . ........ CT. OUROWP4LIM LSVOA1 Coffee (reamer parsley '."tablespoons water °"• OUR OWN A&P FROZEN NON DAIRY s;XW. pepper 5 LB a CANS •,.••• 4PAX49C Il-CL CANS ay rie 3neus 0 tea - ...• ALPS AWM)NUM wup nout.0 D'Jn YUKON CLUB ASSORTED FLAVORS Lrlidt,r cool running wrater, 1.11 ot dry, Bernove stem f rum mashromis, place caps in buttered baking dish. Chop the stems. Pour 3 tablespoons U.,I in ht-av) stems and onions until the on- pfr shopping, I crossed shopping aisles with Sanford Councilman John Morris and hot wife rid months-old 3011, Brad. They were all waiting rot file asl left the shopping center anqi Morris handedmeabookwhjcti he thought I'd enjey. Laughed all the way home..."Poor Richard's Watergate"—photos captions. .' anA inust if you want to get your Jollys for the day. a s.oz. MPlAVlOU I II I.- teaspoon &all Lshinushroosns qwcH) C PET RITZ FROZEN REGULAR 37 OZ. 00111111 341600 Spaghetti & Meatballs 3/Si. U B s i' . HANOVER STANDARD CUT I 18 large fresh musirourns 3 tablespoons polyunsaturated oil • OUR OWN EASY BREW • 3.OZ: CANS OL6k UP rtrso INUC.T BULK $1 19 lox sa fliA JllItA WEIGHT eese . Red '' a PUNS Mi - - .. It has a way of balancing itself out—first the President's presã c'mf erepce. Later that night while out SOL 5k yu. ow.. .. . . . • ..s 84c Tea With M airder SJIUIAS O5 iki 0 1110T7111 ' WITH C$U Bons GIAVY A&PMM O bAirn' • 12-OZ. PKG. Ch TUIR ANN PAGIIID ,l : CHED-O.BIT INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED until vtry soft. Stir in parsky, salt and pepper. Place half the onlon mirtim in Ute bot- • • I A&P ' e., UIII1 ii... Ml UPVANrUASIcNOOIAT1 • • HAM.I(*OU - . NOW . s;tr%nn2l pra4acrtv tran. . Is Charged ° V Cff .• --- I clove minced gaft 2, 01. lip MTTY - 4 mildure, Winkle Ba • I (ArmenI) 2 OL ' BAKE FOR STLAK ley - - the cnrriculun at the school is seIcIons or have anticipated the Layer reervtvviended the in a stair of lImh, d'p to the zoning ic.r change scht''! should ,'r!r)llment crurch. ' b;rd wait one muttos.inuig o( size of the student body, school, lie saki the school area Board Supt. William P. layer before Making a final decision Seminole County School Officials were told children at in question is "literally busting disagreed. He said if a decision °n Teaue In order that the Board of flelals indicated that school have not been Issued at the seams with the influx of had been made earlier it "may enrollment could be accurately Wcdne5day that at least one books and are afraid to purresidents and the board have been the wrong decision." tCont'd On Pg. 3/i CoL 6) more county school may have chase classroom supplies ,-, to be placed on double sessions because they are not sure If due to over-enrollment, they will be transferred 'o The school board, utilizing another school. enrollment projections, placed The parents told the board the Jackson Heights Middle School faculty at league appeared to and Forest City Elementary on be waiting for the official double sessions prier to the decision to be made on -•..ij, reopening of chooI this week, enrollment before teaching sJd bp at the next L.,.# i L-t t,sesn, sw..ru ntu',ber David Suns because the enrollment there is Miid "Fin frosted this type of -.;- -now 100 pupils above maximum thing could sneak up on u p capacity according to officials, again," Parents of children attending SIiie said he felt a decision Teag~)e school told officials that could have been made to i ony isoyie 411,41411111111111, OOSE * . ISt 1971 and 1912, he said, and did not order him to pay any more money. There hills been ht1her he was subject to ?& fl!!t'! t2 e. blz By MAKK Wt'..INlZ If er-aid Staff Writer ANN FACI res Green # . UeSe Wh'lotePotatoeslO BAG o en wee orn , • EARS I I broiled steaks or chicken. IJNIWUflNOD 32 OL F - i- '.Uthut- to hit rcaw oil lirlees. they 11l lose their 'narkets as "esLiI nations look to other nnnIv ntw'øe A1',N[W: He recalled thztt he already ha . curd corildenet" i n Vivo, President Spiro T. Agnew, OSS1bility Of pl itions Sess aw Thuriday, September 6, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 6th Ye-3r, No. 14 WdKrs L jar. bknd for 30 seconds, until the mixture Is creamy naoth. This is deBdous as a thp for a-1.. raw vegetables, trackers or ch un ks of sour &ou bread. Or heated it makes a great sauce f or caps " Efv, ,;U~HNII &aPJamorJ*,,,,,11OL& PeKh hesmes.... 180L . 45c i Ketc* 41 41 41 j 49c * IJ4 Datj(JuS M3p15 ComChips......... 11 OL 39c Z,ednonior !fl4.LhFOLHij 65 eague - UMILLI I FLAW * 601. jui rated 801 ogna or Salami * SEMMS ROE DMVES 16 OZ. LOAF MA JANII PAM= SUCO lie pound shcW frffA mush. roorns 14 cup polyunsaturated oil iL . WATERGATE TAPES: It would not be ap. tiropriate, Nixon said, to specify .hat kind of Supreme Court decision it %;flUld taju before lc would ngrt I', gl'.c up tapes of presidential converstI.ts sought by Watergate probers. PJWPERTy The I• is it 85 AM FACE 15 OL 100. 49C 7WO-WAY BLENDER MftXHROOM SAVM tl%4 F, s. . . Meat Franks """- d" C" - L r"rr" '' political kickbacks in Maryland, and would trave ca comment on the in. 1 LB.$139 nr.h. and vitamins and flaww- under investigation in connection with alleged WAShINGTON (AP) Here, at a glance, are items dIscuscd by Pre s ident Nixon at hig Hews conference Wednes. day: CN;ItFss Nixon will send to Congress Monday ilut amounts to a new State of the Union message UI'glflg action on administration measures Invoiving Inflation, defense aflJ energy. sa id that If oil. producing Arab states CX ,11111(' U.S.-owned 11cr statement that he would abide only by a "definitive rul. ing" of the Supreme Court in the tape case now being litigated. lie said his lawyers hla(1 told him it would be inappropriate to say anything further as long as the case Is before the courts. Responding to another question, Nixon acknowledged a loss of public confidence because of Watergate, saying it would be difficult for him to withstand four months of being attacked on television "by innuendo, by teak, by, frankly, leers and sneers of comm e ntators '' Nixon said he believes the first way to restore confidence is "by the Preiident not allow. t., ins own conituence to be d stroyed" and secondly,"b' :' qioso.' emcU proun te ... j_At_('rlQnce . PKG. "SUPER RIGHT" ALL MEAT SLICED Lo n End Pork Roast '. JAM PA1Xfl UOUU* i\ ing whatever." Nixon was asked what he meant, specifically, by an ear- 4-;r IC jiijill Asked If thero " .V wv3 in foreign in the tapes that would reflect policy Initiatives. flation "would be mislmdiniz the public." c . . . 1Z All "SUPER-RIGHT" CORN FED WESTERN i ter and dry immediately. Never iau as will lose their tihinh1i minpral-9 an unfavorably on his own account of the Watergate matter, the President said, "there is noth- A&P SKINLESS both w3ys in scime of these and him Ups of steam ff nec- MEAT 5(j,5 Premium F k ' —Seemed to signal a subtle policy change by naming Israel as well as its Arab neighbors as being "at fault" in the Middle East. lie said the United States is neither pro-Israel nor proArab but propeace. —Announced he will veto a bill that would raise the mliiImum Wage from $1.60 to $2.20 an hour, saying it would be inOkla. flationary. House Republican Leader —Declared he "will not dig. Gerald Ford of Michigan, oily" any questions regarding meanwhile, said he felt Nixon "charges that have been made handled himself well during the by innuendo or otherwise" news conference and, "I'm against Vice Prcslder.t Spiro T. pleased the President Indicated Agnew. lie again "expressed the executive branch would my confidence In the vice presiwork with Congress trying to dent's Integrity during the pen , get these things done." od he has served as vice presiAlthough the Watergate scan dent and during which I have ii! i)rrnptti tnro (1('!tjnn i htiri" th;iii itlRr topic, a con[kaling ' ith Watergate-re. fident-appearing Nixon also: lated questions, Nixon said he —Predicted his anti-inflation would continue to take a "hard poflcie5 will begin to produce line" against surrendering his some benefits "over ------------the nett taned ennvPrmi,, •,. . H1 lflOfltI*S but declared that or federal Investigators, on conto forecast a rjr el In- stitutional grcur,ds. ...... LB. SWIFT'S ALL housing and community devel. opinent. Congressional reaction was generally split along party lines, with Democrats the most critical. "I don't blame him for want. trig another State of the Union Ineasage because the first one was very disappointing," said House speaker Carl Albert, r.- in Rib End Pork Roast.... 9' iyC - BASIC PHEPARAT!o:; Wipe with thmp paper towels _ "SUPER-RIGHT" CORN FED WESTERN Banquet SAVE óc OI F FASM - I cooked ones. Properly coed R , -- I coded dishes, for sautfting and in sauses. In salads, wi th dips or marlraw mushroom ha ve a n More cnuxhy texture t1wn rr / & UipsI LO em you will probably want more closed mushrooms. If appearance Isn't that inipor. flv p • JOS QUICK FROZEN CA N Sends Ij Mushrooms can be one way to keep people happy eating fish, or poult ry — and they tre Nixon .. Police decIanJ to say if a weapon was usedtn the assaulL Garaviditistat for a Index Areaddeaths BridgeC..... ::::::: 68 Calendar ............IA Classtfiedads ....... 7-913 Comics .............. 7B Crossword puzzle 613 Dear Abby 613 Dr Cram. 61) Edktartalcorlantent 4A Ilr6rital nu!es Public notices RA 903. iw ton &t in the low to mid, 8/i Society ............6-7A Sports ----------- 9-hA cent during 11vdays arid ') per rent at r.int, Stocks -----TV . . - - blow olf this type to cause the (herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) degree of shock (resulting in .th k' t it thol - . 113 611 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd788750dad4e7b6f78d72414a905447.pdf 81f384f72d27675b1e9baaa28fb2f7a7 PDF Text Text B- I he Sanford Heraid Thursday. AUQ to. 1973 o : ney Root E g . Posit ive T hio n ie n ( k F the Journal 1 wish I had more ' [low does the idea of having a Hely smart people*are borfew thousand extra dollars ro%in'g all the time and Iravgrab you' Does it make v u Ing their slock to their chilsmile,If it does you're a1f. dren fermi from the average hardut rn.n. for a mmTh working citizen according to I r' uti I Eleanor lioltaman noted con sumer behavior specialist who I% a senior vice-president of information ices of 1)KG advertising agen ices E! NT tions are not the ,Aords u,uall,% With it iiIth rub: mone grubbing w.flow in wrillh d'u'tinl 0hS I 10. in - i um Ita . VVIA V"I, I r r~~TT - '4 ' shelf. Double doors with high, ' I''k iThis is our quality paracen.ric ' good. heavy duty everyday quahty •r •: up, ready for use i . ~ t1. 0 1.. . '.,Jr , save, She 'AW, I . ~ . 1 . I t i-f--&_ I C __ - 7 t ~__ 1 .,t_( (R - . I '4 . A¶ All '. iir 0 S e - -4' Metal - C-O'l., at I- I Connotnient shelf for books. 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"V's Lod enough when pay. inenta are slow coming In, letter cornznt-nts, "but it's even worse w hen your awn efforts actually slow them clown fur. they After surveying collection Is-tier procedures 11w editors proved that nobudy is perfect. the a -4' levoi !%iorl ,,n ' , ' , _ J Des i • I I i " I I )onn iii.! °' I 1 I k 0.-lA at -: frI s 4' a "-I -11' nate faligae A'jutabt [speclalif designed to e 6 ItCcI hame and Tubular steel back sOpporl Sturdy base Bonded foam tubber seat Available in 01st evoing m.chsn.. disk, ironing board. etc ). W4 - S". 0.4 1' 'I,' S a. 0.14 a. '' -°' ve, 'a, sto the on",rai'llim PKII up $1 Cut 110111iftIC1101,11 lf~'t (Ott easy to flat I# lf'd 14ft pro too lastle fieft Wit" Istil of pock 14A 4 at low Haws Strool O' briltiml 101 irthtl call as I Wit mem fel 1tv It yw onts we *4 urtrark a?'d dirils.-ti to VOW Itlit'll 9`1 ,1¼, • mi •ddt,o.aI clisiç, 11 y5 CI'S b p.cba 14i ewnkss'-j up Oun'1'is L-t ii ,.,,,().$5 'A '5 i,.. $tou.s.de Parking s Victor I (0' i''i. .5'' 1)1 '', "A ".w .... 88 * . . ' -'-S . .af ,,. a.. .aI " the ills n I r % ife aidded that the latitir situation in .irmincile ai it) arute. the prisoriers could probably he toonstly .ibsorbed into the rammunity Oviedo Police Chief Kenneth rmplett hoorlieves it the facility is Met 44 ,ii virt 4 half-way house" anere persons serving a .sentence oif less than a year are vnt rather than to Raiftwd. it will bet good. motel Cisieslit Road i 'imp I estt the sam. it. until the tatter half of the L%4) s was phased 'ut when i sum facility with ..wooden bwldtngs was destroyed in s 5(5 tattoos fire it Jay, Fla etth roof' than 21) introit, however, SLite fl, I* in saul Wedn.-sday flCt5 will serve the tast year of their terms at the rrminum sec'irity prison. F milk said state officials in recent months described the ptannt-sl facility. The riff. a supporter Of the ;ot ,~rarn it) give convtctsan copp-Grtunicy to work at ,4olbs an 'h' outside in preparation for prison release, pointed out N. has the .iaine type program rVerat.ing at the county 1 Oviedo Councilman John Kuhn. a little Ieary of the vian to Ito-ate the inintmatim security falcility so close w his adinittt to. t has to he p' eti saniepi, No m.tter what *nmuruty it Li iii or nr I people will cornaln ei ther from lack Of knhedge or (mum primitive fear," he said '1 would like to knew more ah,)ut it and have an opporturaty to study the pror4mal " )suhn mid a work -ss Is .ise pru ra .si it .1 Every type of criminal wakept there and escapes ere frequent Polk s.unl the longest iy at the or's' enter will be about three moiithrs before ritlease ,tjtp an with three months lii o would be a foot to .itteinpt -wape ind end up with fivemore year3on his head." Puk said. The work release program will allow an inmate ,o obtain a job earning moneys for his family 'Thus program. it it L* carried out as miptainesi by the stat,, :. - T1w 'atil.tty one of (lvi' ipproseti by liii' kgtslatiir th year wtU hrnie d prters suaed by fine employrs I' i .1, . Linked To Birth Defects The charge carries a rn.ix- is irilnililu,ru nn ilts lint ditiuIs filed by tIme uts,rs in sup;ksrt of their (Of) spirau~ i hargv against the Z si. ir old %t ii..rudt r former k 1*uts ilirtettur of the Nixon r election esiuiuliuittet hinted at cases fix- government is devel. Spray Adhesives Banned I" ' _________ /irTiAA V F GAS SHORTAGE ? 11' NIAN' bc- just aiiotlier rung on the la(Wer of success for this painter, but not for the Shell . station lion at 20th 't reet and French Ii Ave.. hit h was bmir(led ill) after going otit of busint.-ss u ileralti Ittiot.0 h Mark emil i -- - ki , , -. (5i1ilIus5is kb eiksi ftc a halt in the sale of three '. I1t tS . I ......... .1- . le p csman lun et1uer limetlur 'I pubku . , recent retail t,v the F outi and I aerosol prav Cough rrnnee tunuission Ihairnian Richard 0 Suoweon Identified the pr.luts as Fed Art Spray Adhesive"and "Scotch grand Spray-Ment." Wth manufactured by the JNI Co. of St. Paul. '. . - sir ,t I ii r tie ujid the t.miini"on'l; !iv,,w., , - . . :I :-:4. num th aste pcufusur of bwthem&su Inisersuty oi Okt.uiuzna s rwasw Sciences Lefts + - Florida it ehronnosomal breaks in two severely dtfotnie.l 1 4i* it City inlanis. their parenL and (our other nslivitivals in aura 11'..' statement saul ito sprays are generally sold f-ar huin arU ;irid crafts putthe esmnunusslon said C ha I I enrie s . spray adhesives it clam 'may be linked to birth defect3. 1rn Co. f Columbus Ohio - I + . t I • The euuiittiissiuii also said its investigators had met -.4 In a the federal agent's said the three aeroul seelv reviewed his research and uuoeluded his Itnitu olhesises has been posabls inked Ia chrunirosorne breaks itrungly sugge:it i enuml relationship btetween exrililo4ur,, ,, k ruch Lvuld cause mulUple birth defects in stwne off.4ring - gest ews imiusculmur ._ President '~ . :: 4issisted u Jo110 s (ti,innt I 9 s Ihizo will hotht rs Ilubba it1I it II . ::: pollution (1111trol In tilt- Ntate, t l'4ig lii\ I 'i-ui-; ;nsI) jury has tilt- tiritn'i- case 10nro Agne i'i sidt ni ul s tog \ R & I he is shi oudt (ill) st'crt'c tiot but he is tS hers I oct (lit)! . says lit k nows (Page ,s, bet'. he is going " (I flit ' - : :-: ' - .. - ,, k . , I 1sI \lAfl nias gel St -1 1111101V ( 0)0111% 5 I'ii' Ill lit s est high s hoot lurers would voluntarily recall their prudu and birth defects ma mLroup 'if subjects he tiu studi. : and thatcourt I p- * , I _,'" flue tu inch s iid today -- i . poundiiu ot 'f niiIliori s of doll ir ( on ft ss sute ii for I 15 ig 411) . ::: ...... \I I +l +1 .AIISSSF.l-.. F l. I- I('rula us ill elm ills (I.,L ii lull Itcutiuri askt'ss ne'que'steeI limits suit be file-si after Georgia filed a similar ac tion with the LI S Supreirit burt flittuirsi 5.011 The state earlier tikil suit i. iiii.st It,. feels r,d lie ,lth I :otuc.utieiii ,iuud tt,tlt,il't. Ilep.ii I inc-nt te' (circe Lt'iltuIiU.lti('ll III I $9 inuifluon i1rt'ralii (sir (ut'.. rtfu,t't Lit- V. ai5ree-si to' cc - - - " - --.. - . .- . ,,,,_,, a ,. , . . . - ' s ' 10*.A -,-.Of 11,0211.11 11.411 loom 1.1.60t OAU ,,'.An follmolif I .at - - 0 in It 's often be en MinI >150 can' t tin trio. hi tbe so days wittuumut money. s+ U it s even harderr to dii thit' right thing with uiiotu. as lii ii you're iii. ky i'iiistjlu t.i, i's'i it Vi hilt the Se ininok 1 siurity So hots! tahiril hasn't had trsiubl, iettirui us t u;i iyt rs it would an , B ' ' - st( tflt' V. hen I u 'to .a to'1 . + is at --S-S.. $ I _______ Ili) ... August 25..,at 11:31) arill. an - uhants ts4ay asking them to %rnlunUrily reiryinve the magazines from displa) in the .mmunh1y interest soul sell ti'.. to to stilts onl t has the r!ght to bn 41 ii. iteaI In those under 17 M) intent c fit mend existing city nr4insnee to the areas the rity ean cnxer," Iffivi saul 1k toad. it rle:'r the rAt •hnuid not .itternpl to enfwre th criminal corle :wrtinn as it -litarst! unli'ts the city fathers wAst .single conspiracy charge Jun, I ~; nix - • 1. 'i" r>-avts. in ( oun' ii charged it lb. U S Supreme (our, rather than hand ling nhrnt) from the national level- .(nsand it was a "hot potato' .ind shuf fled the problem hark to the states and local government The state taw, premptin4 rity authority concerns; persofLj over 17 years old r)avts said reporting he w i ursu. r'tst ii r' 'is t r's .i i. ' -. L I . 0.; on - _,11 - Orange Red Gold black. Saddle Brown and Sandalwood upholstery Aluminum colored fni'te t S C CC' Nationally adoertised at 48 75 0.4' 60V 4 .a, 'b" '..6 81 " k Ii isi a iiuus uiar dy strophiy V)F,i , *&rf Cs 4çaliiie Hu iocit-g loch both dr,a,ra A ¶n.tg çuui sisrutrol tu, Rigutat1 *$lioalis • iid cfES 1134 50 We I 01 ths I sy CI tOp4? in ' 195 *8 .c Orit • is i s 'u , 0.14 495 uris lit-Il) fight dystrophy ... *11h *"I IfOrt plastic utorl"nall lot usis - if-ui, tnmeaU, avis D statement, 411 - * lASt is •tll I ii rca *055 F . I & I u.s ",'n ii ~_- I UWA I' 4' . j their to'l.'s or f,o r .rusct•( ution on a iiuisrkn,anr,r rh,ure lie told The Herald Thur+y night hMevmr the nnr thriLct M his ffr,rt was to protect the r-hihlren ui the ronrimunity from •'*posurr to such magazines. " lk,well saul he will vIsit met- B y d ne facility of rcincrete comAruction will have no 1~irbed wire, no guard-s with guns will be evident and lk ll .4 ill bc msttWa4ourrnnoUus o theirins particlpawlg in a h saId - *6000 O. i - i.j .r . Struble of the count) l)hinflifli., /5)01 n a consideritiv switching froin \likt lluittmiw,is s distrut when.' tie lust last 5,tt 01 (It t)tttl r IU( k vs xi tunic. tn . . I ' ' It au.. ifter only us' IU)t011 ut saluirs with $1,800 expenses And 1*1 IATainourit %oo as up from $1 800 iv s ii it> w bin takunt office in January. But if tIm. ( it> Fathers N re ills wuutitcil to upgrade IAunigwiusi government they'd take that C071.01 V"" 'i u-an . A.,__~_;_Jl L& €.p,, .1 - r ile d up hs I. thin it liks it ' I). within lii misC ii 1st puhihitan Part). Vi irre in Itruuss ii iiy es. nut 1Pi'it1t ol to the St minnie Fir. (cuntrtsh Commission i reported weighing ,I race .4 Ilie slowdown doewi*t involve indls*du.ils only Husines.'unen will tell you that when their rutomers are slow to pay there I.% a te rxk ns on their part to be ow payers al Even Uncle Sam has been known play the . . s• -: + ' - . . ... I - -. iosition it) District 4 CdnifitN -I b'--- . I I .- ;oinims%iono-ir (;rt-1,, Drum- (I-V4 .411 4 0.11 • i I 'f heduled for const.ruction at the three-scre .state Department of Transportation site on SH 426 near Oviedo will not be rect*ruzoed by the layman as a pri.soort. Sheriff .lohn 11olk said today • . I 44-04 V.al 0.14 M NEW VOIlE 'Al' iti('li U the econoiru) ,limss s down. vi :,also will payments l'inc tied WWI 41,13111.1 itoortgagors delay b) a few (hjys their payment to the bank(orvi , Itors on installment loans a . - _ I nva ,Jal 'o l Ll'o ke looking tanned and fit alter a European sssuition With his f.irnii ent.'red his guilty plea during I clef appearance lliurutay in I'S I)Astrwt Court, lie also ;wkiwwledged he tuid agreed to t ii government witness in any l,iturc Waterville trujic Nlagrtider waived hu right to ci hi . rsn, creibs I i,rand jury and pleaded to art infurrtiation filed by the spei ii prosecutor's 'thee. It charged him % ith comoopiracy to %iretiqi, to obstruct justice md Us tie fraud tInt United Slates lie w is the second fotni. r presidential campaign aide wI agreed to cooperate with ilie • - W,rj '. ' I . - cc - , 4' . ~: , - 95 * 1. Or.* !'.&Jl &IM suff . II, - litet fruiii lngwrxxL fir Supervising a cit) that tried to tuss out a health c-tunic anti Not u0i ti'.i - ` Mimi L o t $1410 m $ •. $hlOCJ with $2400 "W P.Aff - $' fl 31 '° - . apparently readA sUde law. . ,- -. . " I Z~/ _; .. __ 1 Z . 0 C. Secretarial V -1 -_ _______ I. I VIA I •i 4' ' I.- S tOsps Ps - • ; S , S tee S,cal 14 95 -- • l , grudr week has it that Ma yor Eugene Jiuqucs is sbted for .1 liza i' I . . '. . i i,-.% i i'-4 o I 4-Drawer Files - I' ~_+i . A- i- .0 -_~N~ upiIoiS e reu 0 WW.J ~ , . 11 tfo.1 ~ .1 --- I WASIIINGTON iAlli - Jeff stwirt %las!ruder, a sLir witnl,-,,i It mrs is Senate .0 t+ru us mumuuittes umi u kt witness in the case federal prosecu ors itt tutuildini.. has p1. ads-si guilts ii s urmle s on.spiras') charge "'•''•'" t#VW View , 5i14 &I 1 - . il il il il il l l l I I I I I I I I I - ' vuu V.41' ''-' .~1711_ :. eel 1785 (0rt 49) lot A"I of I _. / .. ___ - 4 Magruder Guilty Of Conspiracy - - - - -- - I iii.unttis . . I If]" 111.61* I ;..* ..AAt Is writti ii in ii" . . lit S(.,Iler ('lids Nelson for J,,hiIS1MiIskl who is alttiidiii i seminar in Virginia. 400W I .at '.ufl . 't ) t L m I Its John A Spoiski .-'r "'-, , SP .- __I - - --- _ . ____ *** 4b C L0 (*+ (.! m'.t .i'-.1 + L IT - I \4 A ~ We" V.W 11- lj ' . Ill r/01 2 i .1181 , + .. I • - O P. .I i - . . - - - - , I - __ .. . 11 ~ I "I M I; . __ - -___ : I_ : 1..I . L I 2 - ;;i@111!P1l1M ; V - a ' i_ I .vii"at ta-ri Tso draen ton s'atone plus pencil anu wide. 21 high, 17 deep clp ay 30+ ,, $ s --3r_,V.W 011111. ,Jrj 1"at . • 151 Dock Stand Iè*J -- - 011Ar . VW14 " &6=4 ~ "cimpm "s - Price 10 Cents - - File Folders. Litter Size, by Oxford. 100 pot box 1, 2 cut v 1 3 cut tabs JHirl Wt also • • •,sabi, a 111 cvt) 64.10) 61 Weight (Regular 0219 Medium StraflIf slVled. heavy gauge stf(I Just fl;ht for typtAnters adding college. machunts telephones Ideal for the home office student 4-.? 65th Yenr, No 299 UMA COX - + 1ria 0 &1W 17.41 tim lwf z , , , i Heivy Manila (Regular '2 25) • i..i p b rd 'Re ta 4 60) '1 ' ' III!. ,, + o,tolu VAn A4 %I1DI "i "" ed I i.e IAJ.(WI()l) (it) 1\tt) Davis knaked tiown J'oflre (Ief Wesley tkiweli's effort Is stop the miles of girl, m ,ga:Anec in the it) flhIirLi) night with an opinion that the city cannot enforce 113 Ontiiitsweruity law, t)4'ssl'II, umli the basis of a section Of Iii. cut) '5 criminal ende udui,ted in 110-A. earlier this week corderf4l ,,u&rthints to remove magazines (-s.ftai,iing ptw.Iuis of nudes from tA - 4 'p r.r. ~i_ 4, 1 I IT - - ..~_~ e. - ~ - for stjdamd till ' ii ,tt Cole, Division of Litton ", zz_ - with file folders and guides cww - . -~r r 1.II r- .JAI 145 00 At.. ' *1 L"O,l l'.4" .,.-146.-I. _ it. ,,9._11'Aff *'.: -I ~-,f_'* - , ( :tj ~,.al _-o our files properly Use f] i l 0 . i ' - .. t . . a Special 11owt Week 130 10 r ' stbftdafd of~ ,T*l rh 000 '' ~ - R~11~_ V t t A --r--J 't .1.i?.5j'•i •4 i 0 1.0 - ~- - ~ .--.. = - -_ ';* 4 , I A"% S I . . Wk ""' aP4 3 "t $,'-.I 0604 Ru ..,i •Jf , - B 0 ---I -• .j+ ,-M__ - 1 - .. ~, ~. Z . . 985 * _W,j "..Ir (#V1,1 .61: cedw ~,.al LIV J , . W - - , - '. - - . I I .- t S I .1 Van , .- 0 ' floolo's L if Ills 7S iii3p, ..J b... d 9 - 4 _1 L I r T I -1 SIWS - .ç. - 135 I F Space Slott ~t;t`o Rq6tar , Sp.t, , we will delivery for small additional 'I I - 149 95 each Pick them up f . wou I'llow ow run - - rawerr Files -D I everyday price is 5995. but this week only buy them in tne ca rton. -I. II 'a - .- A14.1 W, - current list price 8515 Our low ______ trauslu" 011W V%W 'd. llpi,,,,,,~. - + .' . 161.1low Malf "14 I""ll i4w ________________________ ., ,.-- WWU Members' Pa 11,10111.1 vu" • desert tan, office gray. mist green. ( toirif 11. in ~ Irw (of a petition from 70111cilitens. wrAild make no ordinans , !,. pernot Ito- ..", ~ ,( 1!1 ; 1" '. *, X.- ; 'n ,-.ft,l,-. ,;s1fq1 Ferrell voted nRain%l the measure. hirther effort to evict the health department from thp 41AAcriber it of comment n Councilman F. F. Williamson, ni fiji iilly l.rii:th- illnesc, took the blame and railed himself ini -i'i irr., .'i,r. iuitnr" of ttii' pay raise, whiff) h he iipp Ic because of the n unjrut tii v. property east r4 -1 I We f-rnm with inning +( ut c ru.wt)i and the unuu II c lot traced work Iowl At Ppterl tin offer from Trim e 1ve1npment Co to mi planred unit development PtTt f .pt The 7 pm I n other business, ('oun(-tI (balrnnisr:i 11111 KIosky said in holes An the l.i-ngwocl Mark ham Road with ennetet. to lands current county vming is .igreultiire Ferrell ?ot.d •i,ulrrrunit wAtt, Uouun?y (tsggmr,itscjq.nerq Greg 1)riinr,nrmkc' if passable until itv'nuntj effnrts after (rt no -.n time usiume inoer1urg ,he i-mtu-ity has notified the -ONtrirul. Sit Vuilir. and John ut tuh. thet ity and ounity rruJr 1..'" the roar! '1 .e .ura s i - x iter r hire ;pct •' r.ii, 4. 0 :% V. 0. .68' I r- franthtie limit the ?ranrhis. to 1t yeari The elty is In f"eivot A the" per rent rehote annually from the franrlsi,lie to toe Srminole (nusty health h.partrnent to vwate the 11161fli(al (linic on Church anti Wilma Avenuet; leW ill,Aff .., ,, - w iijn it lirvnightinavote wCout "Ar wwiilop For transfer tilts itofa9e use is not too ea .4 O +fl h Io.ser b'ocks an nunish tICC'f r - .Jr. hilt fr.r m• - -. - 'im.nth c offee 4 "it)- ( mini'llman It 11 e ______- - + out of the cartons. Available in . I'M, -- no 4v?ion nfl i JRS at- P'tii;l to obt I 11,50 lit $?On monthly Prim live Oct I -- Size Fi lin g C a binetsW Le tter h m lust tae the - s To Hik ve G"A 11 ine are comnuete.v assemu C Dollar Savings flank. Gett% ,,r, - -- August 12 . . . many items are being increased immediately after that date by from 5% to 12% over the June Ist prices. STOCK UP NOW AT THESE LOW, LOW PRICES WHILE THE MERCHANDISE LASTS. s all found in cut late states) usually .. "People money,- she added -krilthat (int- should titirro" ,,T),l table shelves and fixed bottom pipe style reduced size cabinets -. -e * tall. 3' wide. 18- deep. Four adjus. I. ;l.(s:t) '11 1,,( 11) CASSELBERRY Y. I the Phase I ceiling . . . in many cases at prices comparable or less than one to two years ago! New Pha%e IV prices become efiective ailer merchandise not the cheap. stove- Mrs Holtzman is a wife and """ mother who has a home to run and :career that full expression to her talents She 0311 "•' became interested in niones ": and how . ..d - ii e tar :' : ago when stir did research for ic,- a' is that when pe opts to have something 4 *.&J* a She pointed out that must ph think of cas rn not for no ictuon boat a r ixori it something pleasurable They save for a rain day And because their thinking disaster oriented. thet have ,, dif ficulty in saving Mo SALES increases, and we ate moving this merchandise out at prices far below Full size office storage cabinets 6 - 1 1 "71 - E FU George Stuart bought more than a million dollars worlh of office equipment. machines. and supplies before the recent round of price Set-Up - Ready to Use F ( MORE ~111 Metal Storage Cabinets :.,. anxieties about not attaining 'oals." she explained, and is b' the secrecy surround ung personal wealth Sit -. I ow S-1.1 um sitia Money, she claims, is the key to the good life But s'-": m,)st factors that characterize LAW licople's attitudes toward it ' " a tire negati%e ones WX4 VAP . This I,largely a result of , ,,,r Frightened people Think of money r.ostiveIy It can bUy good things anti not 11 %t u in I h. bank until hs • iriitihi, U0111W Nades all aspects of had, n it - saving, borrowing an 11 spending k.1 % V L 'S . MM tociu%alV40P Buy at Pre-Phase I Prices! This W ee k's Specials! ed and used is her business ,aid ° h:rn poor And be attitudes toward money And ti'e of the seven afraid of it sc it F.njov were negatie what you h.ii' She said c he bow s to the r it N r t pti* \1is Pearl U iii. 1 I if r Ci t y r OR iii work to tt4ih rne4fr (enter in the Area and isw'i Herald Stall %%rlfrr •- ,., - It 4 .1' PINOAFUX H.ruço F-* !c*oa i,t'ed 75 ., .t Mlii (,l SlIC 91 lilts JJ1g4 ft&640WI YW tholcof CI f-Ild of 11081419 decimal ortiftsib"t i 995* swip To-ot At" [,--IS "Lth C&f" l tilif Milli sit 0' iotowi IS 0.4 Letter Sizo (Regular '5 $7 rejr8rit"d for tilt fill )$at by VKIV i 41t list- ,-(fs,rts sit Walter 'leatue, - - V1 UVA two 85) 'Vill, WWA two txw " . ow pop . Legal Sizt (Regular '6 60) I you vem 14'ais, : fimiiruc,'Io'O)'uie is due' to ri-tint' Siwill, and IlLs ji)JIvagues art- sponsorting an appreciation dinner for him one week from today lit the I.ake Brantley Commoni. Si I heel From ( ,ihi,t(ti,ili ,ifl( ocketljl- ~Illg it) IWA tiltprices lacing tht'i*i uit honn' Page Mi - - -i ttic' suit, -- L r ki: A 115-YEA111-011.11) Y01,1111 facing it first (legirtv ~:: " nitir(ler tl*i,lj Nitirl(la). is also accuseill of I," ::~ ... t-scape. (11age Jill ::. L ' to tic tile-cl iii Isis' - i'iuitutucsn Hi',ird Control chi.ilk'ngt' tit iiiuIM'UthieiIueflt ol $1116 million ltir sewage treatnent plant tvimtructiton Al.so , 014111ciageti w ill lie, 1111poiwild- it-lit (4 $1 6 million of the . I . S # - $2.5 " 322-1252i apiece. 01 ecr e 5 word), coll"ons letterA have the effe(-t of slowing (town pay. Mrilts '' s%Shu1* 1.1 1 C:, __________ ________ ________ -" S1OI HOURS '.,. a v. , •- em .ui ,.. , -, I .it $5 iii. ltriul (sateburgera baloney and o arnie-ti i two serseol iso subjxso'ris with 1411w 4. and less crowded, iii itti's It I its iuct.ir crisp . ('hurth N,-ies guirnts)i " If gasiolhioe pricts rialt sharpl) - : Index tic C - - --I i.sr tickets :.: 00111it-b :': Croh.14word litizile ' t - j '1dm nil ,iuliuie lit I lit, rtuuiiii,s lit lIiime IiI I! putal liutas 51, so, let) fiA SIXI(L-. •- - -- - . --- -- - -- '::':':::::;:::: -) 4,t 7A thor Weather tt.'t I'murtl', loud., thunesu. I hatuti clay us dli a skins's' -' -'- - - - =- 'i - '- -- - !çh1 - - - - + DRIFTING AWAY TO DREAMLAND 6A - - - ,,'i .. SA ' 1411 .. -- br,inis s in Florida, tie said ~ g :-.-'-:-.-'-. NI-11% southeasterlio ,Ainds it) Ili Is is stroiWer anti guoil% near tulut., in ocr ti-nt ti'st.is NA119,11NIE caught t1lik'st, two water bkibit.-s *1'jxj(I ~kiljj t.l-ij ,It- %- itit. k-tjl ki l %.1 , k,l I )l 1 lIt'ratd Photo liv ( mdv 1 landers .1 m ,,,l Ni l-, �2-Tt* Sanforrt Hera lei Friday. Aug. 17, 1973 47 Pastors Corner Of Life 8% ('I.AIRF (\l (nptr rw,, Servkye " t-". - !'l YORK It' RP%. JAMES MARTPJC7 St. AuasU. Ciwrh It rrn' t ) u- rhm in our wea this weekend and In the previous feu weeks the principal Bible reading has been taken from 11w sixth chapter of St John The message brnzht to our attention is Jesus concern to feed the huir', and His ward that He is our food 11w Bread of lift. There art man hungr people in the world. So hurry are the that some of them will dw of starvation wtük we are praying at our nWT church service At this ver Unit it vast number of people in West Africa sri threatened with death I)'. I amine I)eaperati hunger is the constant companion of niarn members of tiw hunuin family throughout the globe The Eucharist, The Bread of Lilt, shows us God at wort feeding neopk It makes no difference that off) it small number. relative to the world fatal population. aetuath rreivt bus Bread of Lift Most of the world, not being hrtst1ar. does not have access to the sacred bread of the Lords Supper. Hui suB. God feeds them too In mart ways uum we can recognize. God nourishes all the members of the & It - 4 for national and international t'snd works and demands of women for orahruttrnr, Bodies la4t' and small, conservans't' and liberal, arecoming face to tare with s-ut-P. diverse issues as the Witter'gate' scandal the bombing in Uimtxniaa, Cesar Chavez Ia.bar struggles, ttx- right of tat temijnall% ill ti, die wilt dig - loot, 4J - In creating a universe of color. for instance. he feeds our - - - ,. - t both nourisher and not nalimeril for all people, whether th' recogruze turn or not. Je*w, contrasts the- bread of which be speaks with perishable bread like flit- maima of exodus times Rut thus El'WIN not give us ant handle for rzunur.lzlnf' the unportanri of Ito dal) bread that to. twedeeJ for hwiiar survival Ever; thougil thus earthl ta-cad leath to new hunger. It still is life, part of God't gift of lilt A Mmntari cannot ,iusttf1nb) lei! tungr people ti loot. upward ii in,, tircati of tw'aver, Ilather w Cbruitans can make the bread of Lilt- vital ceilt when we?- Its connection wItk the basic hunuzr fleet of the- world Thu Lr wh&i tianie: kerrigar save witi beautiful poetit ) prmncipalls declining income . .1 I L tuimutfl (am!)). hut the Bread of Lilt is not mere)) a sign of what God is I'ut. ltisalwascall for m tz'd what God bdolng It means that we aught Ii he 800risheri like Gad Receiving sacred fond fir cwwlves does not suffice Ti' be or become foot) :ivers, breadwinners, for others should Ix' one of our alms .ke Jesus will "ivcz" .umwU. sacrtft'rs hunsel! in wit can ourselves become bread In it certain sense That Ili , other people can I inJ in us- nourishment Insofar as we- art' giving of ourselves In them The words of Jesus in the sixth chapter of St John's rrspel prrsiipear bus concern At tie begumuig of this taipler Jesus feeds fivu thousand pe-oplt whi had fuliowect un twcaiw' thri wen, it, nerd it is in response to their nero Uuit ieaus pranuses the food that is tumseil This food. he .sivs, brings i life wiucti Iats forever It leads ti , or. mtmiac with turn, st that Jesus shares with believers the same vital rommunits Sanethang more than the diet of wisdom is- inviilved Anew ilfethat of Jesus with all of his Love and care fir u.s, tw'ronies ours The annual st.4akirig and soul-satarch i. irua.nf the nation's ma)au- rebginus bodies is under wa'. '4 4 Fruit spring to fall, denomt tnataors are meeting us chis.rust. their internal problems. 1W - - '"eu for twaut The Bread of Life stand: a it sigr of God'! .:'Uon it, the world It lefts what he, ti doing itlwiiv mo "veT wtwre nourislung people. It should tenund Its that God #' t. "i' i-, 4UC5 ( at L. . -: --..- • 'tr : - 3$' 11 V-w.,~, ~. , - r1 ff - 5. -: _. It i% ~ - . .4 .%.. .dr,',!s :sr'se t'riI Ito,- 4* " -, . e -.A" - 0" ! !" '14 . That is the risk tu wtud belief in the Brand of lif e. Loutnil it lot, suffertril, n lot air even C Area . it-non of the dad) televised Watergate hearings and "at wearinesa.of debate and scan. dill or the part of the pronk were dying a 111th 4. /, "' in tilt' StJflC. lialidinc. -oet.-c ' New s s'., '( rl.-rI , ,,'Irr ,, r.' •.'' -:.,' -' lii A ctiv ities Sunfnrcl'i Iirot uuptis: riur-t, ir'. Sctireitrr ° tat new Sunu415 mornir, SU)t!tlfltefldt'llt " Sanforc will conduct a VacaTin ruisslonir for Seminok and tim ctun-ct: School beginning discussion group for high 5ctia '0uUuat Lu theran Church of tt it urriiuzttts United Methodist television pctNt)!Ulllt% will Itaittas 11apt,st Associations. Sunda arni continuing ItedreiflCI at 9 ;ll ('hut-cia. Caueiherr), will hold speak at Is coffee (or mottiers tie will spetil.uir:Xiand iiti.nt Ttiursdzi'i, £,34.63111 p_ni Church lJo activities will to tar annual %'outl Activities anti daughters or, duttrq and 311 put Then- will he classes for a-bSundo) at the Braden restden" An Otdahonum Allison is at Week starting Standa% whet tat' etiquette j' iir'mg on Silver Luke A otlur"i. durnai' former nussionur Ii Italy a Youth Choir will present "Gods nti nurser will tx open cacti nagln Murniii sessions World and Welcome' in it" at south activities week will be hat served pusuirates in For adults ii "Values Civas' supper will Ix' at 5.30 p.m will, hunt swimming, relaxing anc the LXI and II u.na services at devoted Ii planning and Oi:ita, and Ala will Ix taught M kbow-stii; tiefitri arid after the First Untied Methodist Church Preparation for tht churet Wirthim and a eendipit' Lake Monroe Ili Kaaaznmwr BUilt- study will be led b Rr tiro-ms I.. -....... On Mondat at 'I' p.m_ there' winter as well iu, wait service III Lx at swill. party and old-ta." ar't't.' at the Christian iii (rnr4ilt social at . Center Epicenter, lIiu.na U isigiw of Mr and Mrs Jaci,nuon muriclia' and Friday In Methvins on Eileen Drive, Attat' lit Lurr Webb will talk on titoflit PTUIIJ. workaervict' opportunities it, At i.na ueidii there will the, e' urea Is it youtti bowling night at hirdolhuti Lauwt, Muiflund Thunucias at 7. p,ni Mrs. punt'l e;f young people from Nylvu, 'iaiylor of liii- State. jj tiw Mr-Ptwrson School a Oculit purthwnt of Corrections brings .'Tutnpein*etl b liana iIugtws "Operation Teenager- from will be featured Wednc'sdan) at 7, Lowell witti is panel of ronvicteti put mid par-ruts and youth art drui: offenders invited to fociiii oil how Chris.. Cliniazing lie' wed, will be &I ttan determination brings pose youth-parent banquet alt ' p.m Live results when our Life tithes Suturthis with syndicated negativi turn for the- wait-xe' e-oiuniniut author nationalh Cili Tbursdasat if;a.na.. Dot-u knowi tiuuuuorist Wit Pendleton Astiwell pert owner of Camelot speaking an "Where't, the Modeling School and radio and Action;. Jackson"' - __________ Tale etc. i m , 9- Attacks Mounting Intelligence a'counts s-ti)' Mao, 79. the party chairman, has suffered periodic memory blackouts anti deeply suspects those around him, lie is said to - ' be under the cart' of seven dcx'. (tars - - "11111111111111., ('hint's-i' Communist Party in ) Cts- ,ihwad :ocx - ----- - - -- Rev. Davis Is Baptist Pastor In Lake Mary - .-i t Hint-old r tx-v. paicior air First haptis' Church of Lake Mary where be, C SL.da) auund his duties 1k' rons here' truni (itiUC Mo '1sf; 'I uN(; - 79-s vrs-euhtI - WA_shilNGll )N I Al' -- - Baptist Church of Wauchubi tufts fir II faith rugb. being wiir*rd hs (..od concerning events as sri unseen, took herd end ." vanstrucird an - I attended lblt- school Polk Junior College- and Liniversit) of South art lot the- which * 0mt . In actual life every great man - ",,ru tarried a,rieurud, U S es-' pins SOY Stit'); it develnplmit-nt small have iinpe'rtaint iiuil)Iit',itiiutus for (J S .4,'huim"u' , i'laitiuuns, 551110 hi ha'. t, (host ,'il easer the.' p.i%' 18 ruiiunths, On.' of this- ;ure'lutuiiiiair s-tar iiuishies that repaurte'dI) is be'itig fought ins-iuls-i's tilt, future f st'it'ntusts is lice hi.uve' been at'• peulitit'ail eie".'itititu,i their gradual loss- of usiste'r tIn' uiae.It'rutes usually Iriti'Iiigctn'e s-ohm's- "is ('hun I':ii Lill wants to ru'hiaibilittiti' -uis Ii scn'ntists on gni'iutuuls that ilut'.il erthuushux should lit beau utumailituon fur aillossini: thieiii to V4iutk in their specialties, s-unit' ('hiuta ne't'uls ,all the' it can gut heal th as radical supportersand rival moderates maneuver ailed smut); Preirtler Chiou En I .aui. for an U(w-oifling battle over t'ott-0l of the Chinese Couiniu. rust party, according to U.S, f. tt'lhigencs' reports hut (biting ('hung and her if it)(- Maots-t.lef(uct ftu- tieuni raiiliu',uI ft'Ilii'.'se'rs air.' cit's-crux-el should win, the trend tiussaird a,s striungly tspposuuig sin-hi reliberalization In Chinese fiurt'igt hiahsilitatitu,i - - - - --- ----- -- 5t-a'hli(- expertise -' as Is Fr oze n Sept. 1 Ili'tail gasoline prir.'o, will rt'Iusain fro-vie will in' lifted fromui the livtroletan Industry at miiisinulghuf Stunidy, Julio T. I)uniloup s-a iti Thursday 'list' freeze 158 the pi't:usle'uini industry was- scheduled ts) gou lust week but seas- es-tens-led hit'(-uius-e oil regulations wider the' administration's l'tiais-s' 4 tuntllnflautlon program were not ready. The freeze was lute-el frouui the rest of the' t't'enuuni> 111' - Muinday , . 11111011111t-_ - _2_lft_~_ t - . 'd:ss'. £.,,, .Ona9e COfTipleleis Iu'riiPi'd L't'vo'se'c •.i,e ' ,.,' '.' ' . ' lIlt .IIM [tARNISH aa:.suCUite TitifliStet U! '1rsnit Lititeti Metiioduc Church, IMthund. will give a anuiticprescntatiun ,1U. Sount! and tin- Fury' Sunda) at tIIt' LXI and 11 n.m services at Coniniunuts United Metie,(jis Church, Cashelbtrr% He' is a graduate of Asburt Ttti'olugita I Vs'ilniot-e - Es - Ounlua said (lie oil :t'gulatmuns_s issoulu) be released toduus lout flout gasoline- and the's-el fuel retailers will tue-el aeielftlenuai I 4 time to compute new lin ce reihlng,s under them, ' . lie' 'sushi prei'lousl> ttsiut the rues's' ceilings will provide' Pu ruollbat- ks in tssiiiie tan's-, and mt-reuse's- in .ittit-rs'Ii,.' exiwn-il ,xaId that ri'tiuile'rs- will be require'ii to tu' '-I , ALL FREE OF DEBT - -- ,., - .- - - , . -- -' 'lN-(- Ilsl gos-e'rluulut'tit.stu(l(ehi.'eI ostf'hi'rs- on till tuf the multi Open House For The Parsonage ',tiiiaait&'el title' tmuilliu,liSultL'i gasuiliuu.' luuiiip'5, b> 901 West 22nd St. will be this Sunday Aug. 19th From 12:30tiII2:00 P.M. Public is invited i - 1. 1. I 1 SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR HELP AND SUPERVISION Apopka t)" Wail h"a", F i_i' ni,i ar",.oçi! ',f(4',, I( '' Pastor ii. PitIs -' '. - '' - " - ' C .' • -- W.du'v t,cxt C. blot- 'I', ,# t i Art D rawp CL - '. •' ,t; 4. ç :, ' . -" , able fruit; local ptmf ei!ftec's-, along wilts the Ins-truttionis - lo.ginning Aug. 27, (1w t-owi('f I said In other eu'ononuuie' ticveoloptiuent-'e - -'flue Feticrail He-serve Board reported th at tIn' ('Multi) S fislustruil output frict-cased by a sizable scven.tenittus of omit' Bob Burnhevr Corvre'ie-Ronnie- MrNsel Air C'.c. TA N KS EN ROUTE TO NEW HOME A (,'ONS'TRUC'I'ION crane hoists (tie large gas storage tank from its stand on Seminole Boulevard acroess from Lake 11utonroe to a new CetiIe'ø! Furniture Cc ',oII Plumbing I. Supplies Director of Youth Herb icloniit'nt of rwst e'nie'rg)- rt'M'rs'ea and pt'rhuult (lit' ptirctuist' -- Joel Creecti, PainIe ! 0- roti.aflif Catosn. I,, Point (. - •'!, ". ' " Drafters of Its' oil r u-gulus tions- tire saiui tu, have tx't'ri rail lut,: readythis is ee'k the cloe'k to have flit' re'gula lions ready of higher coat foreign (Al. " Stickers for gas-ohm' and diesel fuel retailers will be as-all- - ' - Fine ' - ,a 09 Se'1a1 5150w trig the. telling pri.'es- tush oe'Ltinie' raititigs of guisolini.' t'iling erle'cs- also ituutit be posted tins die's-el fuel 11uIu5lI' , the. aunt-il tuatul 'Iii.- r.-st of flat' ' tool" iut i its-los-try fruuiii till re'fu:ee'roe (so 1tstt ibuiurs still have only little uiica t' than tilt- wt't'kt'ts-1 tiu n quire to put that' net'w regulations Into c-flee-f l)e'put> ennui-il ilirt'u tsul .Jaiiaes- Ve MuLane sauiul 'I liii 'ulaus tiut- isis regulations- art' elt-stgtueel to licritilt i:n- ri'uust'd is-' rols,'uni prices ''to only that ele'grew is tilt-hi is oule) tslli,suluute' 1k-- II - Night Speaker; 6:m PM,. Rev. James Byrd, Director of t'ovth and Christian Education Churches of God State of Florida, 'Iii 1itr,!, i'':tttt''- ' C,II)orc t. ,r,Wt"r. I 11 •1 Special Guest Speaker: 1l:Oti Service, Rev Dr kaipt' Williams, Overseer Churches of God in Florida location at Southern Chemicals 204 North Elm Ave, Ill UIU 11I (ii .t lI 1)7 1..,'iIi'.iJ t'..,1.. L'i., l ldi"tltl 01 'lay, IIiM Hall U r . I " Americans Buy Foreign Beef Xts Its 'I'Iii' ,sstn'Littil 15ii'ss lii,' n-aruity and high pro -i' 'if ho-t'f is ilnis'ing sonic' Anieritun shiiupping trips- to butcher u,tn tight 'til of thi,' t-uuwutry A. (JU FEE ' shops in Mu's-Ira and( 'ainauiai It's haitlt) the lra tn-al appreea it - h for uuunat Americans and ,uui itlt';u that Ierchsahh ne'vt'r tut'uiirrcel to rerutde'nta if Kansas-I its ti I uiui;uha;i - hInt ti re'siuh'tiLs it M'xit'ani border states- in thu suuuitfii'st's-t auth s-eiiiie -ttbes- near the Cantuelsan bonier. it's .t pr.iitical stay to sate uiuotw, but the.' saving rain be' tint), niiriu,ial. Uffiu'itiIs at border points (toni El I'iuSe) to Brownsville, Ti's-. Iuit't' reported 20 to 80 per rent inc-Teases- in Americansretuirnhnit stitbi Mexican beef. Iiutc'hs'r shop' in Tljuainn, near San I )ieituu. ('atif , tuatvc repurteul lines of Aznie'rluains waiting ti iuiaiks' large purchases, be M,'s-icuu, (lit' ras ings run 1w ve'r) real - 55 cents a pours-I fur lean hu.iitihurgi'r, $l.04 a pound for sIrloIn, round steak ;itiui sj',isuutit'tl su'ail patties-, $130 at pound for New York steak per c-e'hit it; July anti wait li'd by Ina.'rt'ast-el pro4luetiu;n; to ste-el, Irs-tile, paper asnuil c he'iisicisl inultistrit's -- The (oat cut living Count-il said (lout (si major firms had the government by niilul.wet'k of plains to l:wreaxe' pricesbe 30 days. They included unaijeur fire d'oiiipanies, ste.'l prices and auto hmuanuuiaclurcrs, PLEASE REC£IPT AND - - ' ''It's- rI'.uhl} a goes-i thea),'' said Pat Householder of Sun I )it'ro Flit' tun',it Is- so lear; that ssului.'tItmn's- you has-c Its put gre' t se' ill t lii' pa ll for chopped ii iea Is or they 'll stick." Iii Nuu'vii I ,art'do, Mi's-it-n. across the' border from Laredo, Tex the' liutirutiger (if lb. Maildon-ado supermarket 11w store stt storeis- elrauss ing t'ustolmeers fronui Houston, San An. foiiiui toil Corpus Christi. "We are gt'ttinig it lot of raw E,s-tanisleo F:s-. uirta stiusi. ''Iii tIn' p ast tO dhi)-s ste's'e had new customers u',ul us,' in a not liii> 70 Ii. 80 pail hIts t ai liii Ic 'lii,' luau gaiiri s-hiiuppe'r shuuuhtl 1w ktuuus's Iedge'hlc about iiie,tf. 1111m.% vi i ion We'e'uhiuiairk inspeettur Ili charge of agriculture quir auitlll.' at 'I ljilietl,i. warned s-hoppt'rs tit bt'watre of quailits Wt, hind 4 - iii, S's uolmiain ho>- 30 pounds of ground me-at arid the.' ins-pt'etiul fuuund in it parts of lung aiii.i tither parts- that see in the' ( 7niitetl SLiti's eiun,side'r inedible tue.) can only be use-el for thug fu.is-1,'' hut' said, , RUURI Stock Rubber Stamps filet aid surterhiuu_se .is-sis-tautit u 'usteatmue'rs-, '' , - The bairg.iiuis aren't as great Ili ('airuuilau, but of some northern border cities are alsoultuing their shopping out residents 'There' sse're quite a ft'w of tlietui Azuierieains here last is i'e'kencl It uiutui t.'ll V. twti I e'Iui()tle(I ills cash register,'' c,iuit - a i' Iiu'ckttut girl fit a s-tort' in Saurnuau, Unit fm sill Plitt I liii uofl , Mit-h , an-ross the birder \ui .t"'oo i,itu-ii l'i-t'S'o l.leu'rft'r i:i,ikioi,: thou' ; iii t' purl 11,1 ,1 tit lo'lfu Is's it- t''iuriuh a iui.trgflsaul s-ti'. iii, to', toi', tug in (',ito.st,, c's- tension; of the adimiirustrationi 's (s- ice freeze on gas-uI it.', ti.• director cut the' ( '(^t of living ( 'uune.'Il titss announ(.'ei I-x't'pt fun' retailers ut gasoline and die's-el fuel, (Itt' (51 it - t- !* - M at Skaiigiiii' NI )IIWAV'S I 'i'uiu.'ess MIit'rt ha I .ouise clings to a u hi.i t 5 rirn-e-'-, So n ja 10-a ill" F mother, Crown dot itig ( Isle), while her iI('Iul' of two age he regal nearIng I Mui'i't till IS 'iill('l'SS I of the ('tuwitr S - - _ t~ 46 = rnterprixrbe1th1*flU August Srhi.'t'el 1-aitli German critic and put': analysts say the loth Congress(if the Chinese Ceutuiinunis-t l'iirts', ezIx-ete'el (bits ruionthi or fit tti Se'ptt-iuits-'r, siII Mii's- k'ftist supporters to' steals WAS I1I N(;-ION I A Ito (reec$1 ConsIructtnn C,t-ahim Phillips Eleetic-MorK Hunt. Eiicirts*n Jim Grtssg,r, Corpeoie' :d this hr 1e ILCL .1." DAM, 1k and his wife. Myttit' Saje, have two ctilkfrcna. Stephanie ael Debbie. 13 5 ,siif. .... TUEM)A Priur Its that he served minister of Wauctiulo HilL' Baptist and hukc ItuURaptizt Bartow -A Is-Ills's, .'ronuuiii.s, ou'ie'Hu't' and U 1- -.9- ROYAL TY California rt-sldent.s Meat price's are also lies's-er in CanatLi, (rui,e'n at present It''. e'ls until Sept. I, the result of ti t,e'ciuiuul Mm. hvriti 1lut. organ: anti thtairdirrctur of 1*01) Ci-u. t.ptse-opail ('huri'ta. Saufurt. (Jilt Ii aipproxinuiteh 9t Ilu, .sit humanity ,sijir u,ai ruu..i%.' intelligence Until Holy Cross Epti:cpo THOUGHTS \I' ('II 1.4i 1 It'll Slit) il fl1 tiers 'itt shall out all iilet'p but thali all be rhaingt'd ii : niliflirnt. it the iv. IiII.IiiIlL ut at est, sit the. last rruniprt for the trumpet will sound unit I hi drii it v. iii hi rat '..i sntprriiih.ibit - .ini v.t SUAII Ix t'tained -I (or lil. li •h.ms.: p di. unit vii I 'r 11.1% V wait stint at ' Mao The Tung is In deteriorating - ______ First !taaptnst (tiurct. o 1.441.' Monroe hill, tailed lit liolettieri U! assistant past' arid Lxii. director liulettien L' student at I.utt,er Hi Seminars in Jacksonville H' and Ins wife art fruni Ltnu ISbitul. N V.. but haive live.', if Florida lit UN Las: I ivi sear and have' tie-er children, Ii' woul.t'd for the Sanford !',: ()ffitt t' it'' ii nit&nistr', - w ---t, Ne - i I-I F I 001< 01 f 'flue' biggest beef bargains are south of th e border in \tu's-tt'a, a fact long-known lii uui.iny Texas and Southern euiuuaitioiu would he' s-loss-ed or rusee) of ,%nmleri can ,-. First Baptist t I # - - _________ ________ Cbciaing ('tang, his is ift', is said to Lx' leading the radicals in (lit' fight lust duimmiiutturice of (fit' lit's'. Central ('otuuimiiltt'eand Politburo, it he.-h will rule the - , eIr,w,!i1 r'iII t, - 01 a liv A, FREE OF DEBT ) nspiracy and Mao' s HealthIs S a ,r" ic' wt cledi r', n I ,e,t, t . Cc" - . Supporters, Rivals Scurry a' two nat- n %'st'r' it _. - ____ ' w ' a' 'hattt'red LEI.FA_cl N 'rt!'r-r-. Jr,l;tr. 'd f'.:rs_: : a :,tI p'untT road today following a unicsrtar attack on police sta tion 10 untIes asia). Police' belle-ted the pair were Irish Republican Artriy guerril las killed by a misfire and that their bodi es had teen mated A third death v.ius reported b)I the IRA. It said it had cccruled a Roman Catholic whoadrnitted hat season informer. If the report as true, he would be the 869th conitri-ned faLallt)r in the four cars of communal warfare in No rthern Ireland 111 1*4% ~ - extortion, 2 Bodies Found In Belfast I irs' !'rcdU'Ler-tar, ñiurr't a , 1'ifr '' Mci-c than 300 mortar rounds were fired 'I'hursday night at infantry and airborne units guarding the approaches of tit former imperial capital on the coast 400 miles north of Saigon, the command said, Ground assaults followed on several government positions-, Nit only one South Vietnamese soldier was killed and four were wounded, tIn' cfommancl said Enemy casualties were not known First Presbyterian - 1. :' stittis tada) perstirti atwnthn 11w biennial Kennett Mullis The vault,, convocation of the Fellowship elementary and prc-ction! of Untied Me thodist Music'ans gr oups will concentrate on Baptist Aug ti-il on 11w' campus of as creator and how that relate' The IU George A Allisain, Florida Southern College, to the individual Ormond Beach, will be guest Lakeland in all services S.undn. Redeemer Lutheran I , Slu tuN : Al' Coniunist feur&'e-s- have stepe.d up probing attacks on the outer western and sJuttk'rn deft-rest lax' of flux', the South Vieumnsesc military command sat; FREE OF DELI --. I S lluter.'st Rut when the highest bidder arrived, she had just sold all 35 laying hens and 40 pu ll ets ice' $3 cacti, "Three or four people s-ho-se-ed up all at once to bus' them. but my hubitnd decided to sell them tot, mart it ho offered $3 apiece for all of then-c," she s-aid Hue , 5e I' ,:t,":rcs' for %ale S ' we f's1lAt1l - Al' - ls,atts 1honupsan says she fount) out too late that bet' hens laid golden Mt- s. Thompson said Thursday she rcceit'ed hundreds of calls and was offered up to $20 apiece for hens she advertised , / ' titter on an - Golden Case 'Secre t secu-ec 'iASlIlNlTON APi Huniar, error nit) have u,-aus-ed 11w bombing accident that took the Lives of an estimated 1.17 C-ambo,ivain and injured more than 260 others in the s'ilhuge of Neauk lueng Aug to. sa Pentagon sources 'I'he sources said that Air Force tns'estigators an-c leaning toward that thee-s's It appears ''somebody did not do his job right,'' mid the source But the source strris-ed that the investigators are not tel certain 01 the cause and are continuing their probe at An. tiers-on Au- Force Base on Guant. 'The most likely possibility appears to be human error," said the source. He indicated that the error-If that is what It was-may have involved bomb aiming eqwpment aboard the Rt2 He said that when bombing is dune by radar it is neces-sat-s to ni;ske certain st-ttunige on a - orripute'r within the airEgg - - uluates IP'thi l'u-te'rss'ui ;iniI IP'.itl uli',Iiii.ul ,'uiuu'iiI Ii:u' gr.uni juts on'iI'o Vice l'recident Spiro T . Agni'ss re- the.' inverstigaiti.'ui flits' ailI.l.'"l kiuktiaisk .,ui'f polstn'ai carrtipthisui fri Mitt) lanti iii the' last tutu uncertainty uuusined r'hiroudemi in ,'iguil'w sculs ttitLi. ftdllo'.s unt high ti's-el uulectings- twtsiei'n det'auk' - before, (itinhlig iiii.i federal probers- and the heat) of this' JlittR'e' governor Pc'xtrt::t'tit's- t.-rtmuneh des i'.I010 ('Ins-u' to the' invt'stlg;ttIc'tr -:.Il l thut A ''1 know it here are. I don't kneisi "here is nothing ins sterious- tits-uiit I 'eIirst'us sie're g!eing,'' s-aid US Alts eeerge IkaaII, auiiid lie cinne here to lx' ttrii'fu'*l on the' ( i f the,' rt'j-e.erl,s LIce Agnew ehas-e ina - be ti'misirarib-( ieln' stuIleet bs legal coiuipla'atioi's-. i'vterscn nut Iteall are s-aid to has.' iiise'us',u-if however, persons- close to the investigation inuluc,'iteti some indu'tuuient.c 111.1% be rt'turneel stais s tie ttls;s-'u I i\gueu'w's- ts'rouiuii fm,iii ci shortly in the srotw that began last IX't'e'iuitee'r as r.'c-utruis, ii 11011 thu viue' pru'sil.'iut hiai'. ,uf(ti u 1 an investigation of Baltimore ('aunt) t4fit-iaIs soluietarib , it ithitout j.'osareiiziiig aiuis later dlii tie bring h im before' the spt'i'ial grand jury and engineering fur-nis Agnew, it leo staus notified two weeks- ago he s's as Anotiwr report indicated their talks it'rit.'ru-il under investigation for possible s inlattons of tax laws, has on lxLs-Ible ('ons-tituitinnal prnble'iuus that might co bribers, Libeled as "d.-unrned lies'' the allegations he had arise' teuhietrrflulig (hi.' P s-s- 1'1 " (uristt'tutiiun ,f 5 sire pre)dent in office, sthuhi never has ae.'t't'pted kickbiicFs As-st Ant. (h'n )teru- E. Petersen came here u-art-ed in the nation's- histors front Washington ThurMlay, Pus- seco nd umingrand flit) iuut't for two hours TIM - 2.1-11 nounu-ed its-it with BroIl. lb s-at in oil an in. a4 tiismiiisst',i titutil tt'rview s's ith a Maryland bustnessntari who 'I iiursthi't morning, then % with's-s sias ii tax iigelit ishiue only 11cc an alleged next week, re;sortetlI) iunplu'ated Agnew in 1185 been w orking on the (use hut ts'rs .ini kicktoitk schieru ic Bombing Probe Continues 411. -- ses-tlgutiuuli of in Longwood First 01) in I'. ' 'is a result Nixon tMue'si the 'Ii iii uiie.l-deuis n state titent, hI 'it I IsHl1th - .- : J losing cevet (In' s-auiie ground fees-er," ore.' official s-.itet. ''It ,tilel have serseel no u_trIal slain in an And for flit' life of the world M ethodists Slate '-tile) like' shut off. The' is,'iihil have gone 111 1 ,.i'd on and ten, the'v v.niiltl keep (u'munts - ' l/ i'S'i ii ,. litii a(tt'letell ri'speunihiIit for uuuistle't'.lc iii iuilsutut, i.tt.''s, h as pri'iiiic.'tl itt is' liii,' k uiilaiuit, atiul hi;is urged iiu'Fl.111' tie ''jt'f till ii itt; flit' ill ,:'uut i'uisfuui ci of ,uiii' uu,if lull i '1(1 st Itl' I N 1\0\ IN I lit' tS'ldt lhtuutsu' ii l's h,uo!I t,iIIs thuluiluiid aidalin iii e opus ii Us-hut till)) it traction of flit' prcsiehe'ntiaul ehe'iihaihs tel it nnvelkngthi atials s-is- will snlst',uit'iut, suit) ttst'ri' it' It i tuuie's III Ii Ii it relsittal drafted liv his lute SO it the teksiscul hearings Nixon ,a/r, '- Niitrt has •lt'iih'ei t,ti ,, SI liii' kiwis le'tlga of flit' tiuii:r clii: .uuiil aiie title in liii' siih'SI'Ijtit'nt the ,~,,;iwl 9 . - If In' had, thes ,'s,itil, Sen i, ('ounmittet' oiiIei have' is-' .ini extensive t'sauuilnalituo H&flSTON i All I The (.aises-toa sheriff plans to search it strrtt'hof beach tuida) for gras-cit of mare piss-sotis victims in the nation's worst confirmed mass murder. Sheriff J. R. Kline said Pit had no .specific inforniatia about sit-acre an t)ctlies might be buried but he owed it P' parents of missing bins- to make an effort The bodies of 27 boys and young men alleges) found graves homosexual torture ring adjacent beach ('bombers and Jeffers-In counties, at a besot stall In souttv. u"t )1'oestun ;uri1 rtt':,: I _ait' Sail ht,i 11:1: 0,110 p here I ;o'- us anal ysis Body Search Continues Wt'ri itiili fr'flfl 01(1St if - , k'tatkui, point II) 1s-'int t'etetiltal Briefs the- Skiluthem, Baptist Conven- I::. I!I - World News craft Whe n I hear treat. breairi, I set sonirtiuinf ttrt' I sevfli almost at If (.uci never nieijflt us U, III, anvUwu beautiful it sound. the crust breaks up like manna and fali.t all PVC? everything, and then we- eat; bread gets insult Inimara. Scanetmie in your lilt hope- you might see one starved man, fix- Ink on his tact when the tread finalf arrives Hop.' you might have baked It or bought it-or eve! kneaded it yourself. ot that Iouè on his- face, for your hands meeting his across ii piece of bread, you might IN willinj Lu lot or suffer it Itit-ir die' a little. ever. - - ,'' '' I ,i )ItiiuiikI'.I iit'SS etiiife,'uii r is ilhefu the m'f hi" ist'eke, let' Is itt lath to (ii,' it liii Iii:' f 'it'attu'rgat.' tiet' 'tii'ti'i Hut his ailht" o',as thui' el'uii i'tjwet luiiiu II' t'ihIittilt I'll lii'I"' 'tatt'ii uhf Ii I'll thiiiiiitl flit' pe •'cnh,'nt i;tI t''ist..ntt ci )i(et ailuuuuiS III). t' at iIgi:t'sfiuuuu flint kt'% %S'aitt'rgaft' ijIit'Mtlietis it'iuu;lI?I iihiiIhiSlie'lc,h , i'r hearings its-' Ia'b art' ,":nnlii .1"! tatt,'rgait' - list Sit', Wlee'n flit' 1 ,14-1. 1 1, 10 III. fl ,50tuifli'l' tu1 s's ftfl4''.'t'S, cost Ii ;ticlgmeiit ails-cut theit u re'stitulds The Whit.' house' sotirav' the cave another reason I'rs's-ttknt det'ieleei not to gist' i anti - linti',' Ni x on's. at'.'eitint, digesting it We Praise The Lord For A Job Well Done By 240 Members And Friends Of The Church Of God, 803 West 22nd Street, Sanford .-. - 14 1 the istratit'mn (WE DID IT!) , ntgtet's dent's'i'i'edncsda - PRAISE THE LORD J' - ,titit flit' v% 11114 , 1144. tooflu-ting,", he lii).) the' nation 'It is oulil nut 1w right for hit' lit fr) to sort out the' es ieb'nt'c, fit relitit spei'tfit' i114''t,,l)5 , •'ii. tt liii'' l)ati'i of lu -ta) ek't'Lared as lii' puundctl his fist on lets- of the lti-esu- long tIn' Senate irosestugating h rid '1. ite'iiwnt anti his s tesinus Mats 22 tine) April 3i1 telev i sed teeanngc, SOUITCS i-epoii Watergate responses. 'Thu sources, who are in a pis11w h-csident'a latest written simm to know the )'ts-leIents- stait.',iien( i'sis 2,&l wants, teenthinking, also sa id Nixon has n.o ?ideraLil) s-hurter than his Ideintention of expanding net his vision sjwcmh Nixon u'oncctleel most recent statement.s about that it 'dews not are.s'si'r many the scandal staining his admin. at the tante'ntuuns raises) durinv 7 if'* ta14 t nnettng in Portland. Ore,. had their smallest ecawcntion years, with fewer than in SAM in attendance to approve a record Lit mi llion national tluztg('t The denomination. tin' Latest protestant bad) in the United States. reported mare thor 12 million mei'n bert arid announced that gus-O OritgltbflS If* b 1o'al Cflf! i billion mark Last plume ~vat- for the first UnTie The also resolved that all Christians should become more activels involved in the Ann'rrar, polttit-Ztl process ?-" P- -. W As)llNt;l'tt\ 'il' l'i'e'sittent Niton pinked a vu)uminnu Watergate statement Ix"cnce he fear-ct) it would pro. the-meeting' held Sit far, The' Alabania Baptist, a peruxhcaL attributed the unusaall) peaceful convention of which theN built. In photo below, young brave and squatt COOL fish which they caught over campfire In addition to learning camperaft, tmvs and girLs also eiuoved Bible stories and nL Her ald Y'hcita. . t;;-; LJT'FLE "indian.'" from First Baptist Church of Sanford attended the "Fill the Wigwam" party for 4th. 5th, and 6th graders held the home' of Mr and Mrs Bob Steele in photo ahovt' 'oun.ctert line' up in front f u'u - n. if -.-r '.. 'Nixon 'Fears' Kill Statement Expressions of moral indignation over Watergate have been aLmost universal, but the usual heated debates over is- I 4'•.., ff lw_ - II. 1)/I I of,,, ;',r -----.-- nit), and teimascxualit TRIBAL POW-WOW t President Through Answering urches Take Stock The Bread It: ',erf'orf lfp,;ff $ '- 1.5 - ' 100ich Ci- 0 most u$CJ Stud Coal, Pt d•sro.sJ fof peic. ' u - - . .o. seen ad sflr..8 insoton v,isqv'sq *su ott,, stamplimadtplia, i ouf J'3: '~ , •'-'•OtI 31g, sturt a 133 East Robin see - anda �4A --- ihe Santord Here Fr ,OiV,Aug i;'. i5;3 Carrier Battle Thic. I IU ## milikEwip-p- n Re Ont m I U U U Ii F'.DAIU) %VltA.% 1P)r ''(' 13 an ardsti& the 1saPu Sinmhun is orie of the worlds greateitt newspapers. The c--ru1aban iigures aione sill knock sour hat off saht irints niilhnn papers for its morning etilitimis million I' rvenzng ed i tjoruL (W °" anthrifprath F 8.3) 3 SANFORD FLA GIE LOW 1 i. YNE D DC) Y L F .ii.fl; Drecici L A.ssoca iHL SPOLSI(I Lu,c,.,.teEdeo. 'hiN)FPEDF GIELOW Coo'ie' t: ' , 1 .-.7 11.1i "No other naval power or combination of naval powers comes actually or potentially close to the overwhelming naval superiority wh ich America enjoys." Bingham concludes that "the likelihood of war at seats minima). We ought to allocate funds for military projects on the basis of what is plausible, not on contingency plans formulated on incredible worstease hypotheticals. "War at sea with the Soviet Union would certainly present an unacceptable risk of nuclear conflict, a situation which all powers owers wou ld want to avoid, and all-out nuclear war w ou ld render carriers useless in any event:' Controversy over new aircraft carriers, especially of the nuclear-powered classes, is not our UrUii Correspondent In Singapmv, for not naving a bureau in Taipei He was au' on the reasxin but everyone knows that the being anous Its precarx*zs toehold in Pelan. want to Irritate the mainland (une staticming a man in the NaUraialzst Mnew capital. On other counts. Asahi gets Jrlflt5C IF'U, very higt marts for its foreign coxients' c'nrc F.a-h of t ht nien uhatsaan wndsabroad to ianua school as Asa1s ezprnae to learn the language of the counti' where he s-al be bawd, 50 to tttaifl & 'I SP', 'u,1j M.artae 'cUtaILin 'Prrvoul we sent corratponedlents alone," Saito i,aid "Rut latch we have been ucr .D sendin. families as w ell tiecaise it is mud'i better siViAlh and in an Image senI asked Presdent Htrcic*..a U Asahi had ever considered rsibtLhtn* an Asia reicwiaI newspaper. perhaps in English. His answer was a quick, "No. that ought lead to charges of .nurnalistic imperialiw'i." 8tEP TO univiv OWl S should be resoIcd th rough improved communication, — said Hirooka --Japan is getting something of a bad Image foe aggressive liusmess art:'itie—too pum some critics s The oni, wa we can urqirovr our image. and others' understanding of us. is "' C' CS%flWtS I $ - p i, and his eyes and gestures are '.rr3 expressive. He declined to partake of Western-style iiinapelat a hmchNm reception 1 ill the top flour cit the Asahi i*zilding in downtown Tokyo. saying, "I'm having some M,cr,Ca! .:C.f! Ee"r' Asahi's foreign tor. 'oshiurz fu Saito, wio lit the paper'i. used sed t ;- I LL VINCEN'T -JR / P, ft% Q B I C k I P i 'ON R A YE S ., ,,,,,, I:' AL, S71 - I• t Pw" Pd... r S'e A M'tP SI ' p ,, .4 , Lt'%t' S,anlD,e ' ,, ' .' '' P' O' ,, , •, mate-.*:, r* ''. 5.6nI (* a $:' ' .e' ' . l'. ,.r.ce ,r * Mo" ,. • Merl Iblest.0" of .i' s•'.so ,,. P' "c' ,ØI ' !,rr- 'psber 'o ic' 'ci" YPs' i-P'aIO' • ' 'OC't' s nt "c zw . ,4 ; c .It"e 0' - , . . -. ' ' ' " -','.' ' ' .e-e" .' , ' •'. u "w . •,. ' . '.''c;.' Ccr Her J H A' + '."$5P'0 4'%1. .,.' :" S .' S11c1 Communit y 3fl S''P P,.a Lu. For.ilCisp Lake Monroe ' Geneva Oviedo Co.,-- $(. slavia ; ' . e.ck Pi Chuk.eta •i hnb'-' I se (i'rnce 3;; .is • 'N'' A no ITiDItIC ) Iz.s F3P I Winter Springs Sw ings Nn'ic i BK'ft' twlt r;1 4 673S 'e'v? Fern Park I S"ve' inI*,od. £ £i1*.i Goldofyod £astbro p)S POP7 su li, rse.l.'.I 16) I iniiin t I'll tilatinii's, its' ri'gulsitlnn.'s is! this hoard are it most radical rupture wilts traditional lrtis'tIy relation's s, i:si:il ill liii)' i'i'fltt'qiii'tii'i' nih IN' un'I1lIII1)li'shI4l t'sittiniit Its iinint'iii,ils'ri'sl use of $IrIviIti' lwoIs'rty only (Is' gniil's II! if,,, n' i'rniis.'ni siffi.'i;,l's, n,'t'er th.vi' ii Its' lnutivtiluul 'II,.' 411)oliti*In ,if privssts' property Isa's t's'ri n'hirves1 by a isteiis ccl retulalions that transfer Its' right of control froiii Its' Iwiels'rt% ow ncr tic till' nis'ts rtIiilllti i:'s 'i isiion( their legal rights under the, lil'Ar (0 •)ppis,' the laws lii's(ltiiti'ii t our County Zoning ItisiriI, There was a l,'sws'r fls1 8 &'nator present In ;ss'sisI ttieconcerned and angered u'itiri'i's in their sc-arch far relieving themselves of prejullis'esl, Uflt'tiflstiti.itlonal, I 06 ~ .F. - ' '. ' .' ' '' . • -',-' ' - -, __ — - - .I1 _ol % 0~ -~~ __1 - ... . . . . _ .,_Z._ .1. . -- . I I ". ~_ 1P. ~o~". N'llk ._~ - _- =1~ rI __._~ ~&--.-L, Wjjk ~ -~-__-_ ~. - ~ I—— . J .I II- - ___ - _~Amlg... -- Ir .. . -- _ i~~ -- , -. ~ T. I ~ ~V__ 71 L f L - - - - NS $S ____ I iT" ,A.; I TUpSTTIJXOS. Pose the question cit whether worker -ker.oriented rr%oiutuma are any more successful than peasant uriszngs in t,un Amorrica. Founded in 1%0 by a dissident Sor'ialisI called Raul Serthc, the Topainaros started frun a rural base with landleiis sugarcane cutters. B) 1W3. horei'er, the expanding movement had shifted emphasis from the countryside to the clues because 70 per cent of Uruguay's population is concentrated in urban areas The Tupamarus achieved a spectacular record, kidnapuig diplcwnata and prunlnent businesnen, robbing banks and casinos and publicizing cit the most glaring cases of corruption in the cwilian government Mks 1 l Tupainaras turmeled their way out of the country 'a maximum security prison, many Uruguayans were conrinced that nothing could stop them Since W71, however, when the terrorists reached the peak of their power , the Tiaxnarus have under g one a steady decline. Armed with state of siege powers pi-anted by the Uruguayan congress, the armed forces have tmprlaczied or killed must of the Tupamnaro leadership and ctLunanUed the terrorists' network of "people's jails" and suppl y depots Uruguay has paid a high pr ice for the terrcrist.s' defe" as the Wice fA}v democratic cv,.n", ,wvwriot i. quaam1itary dicUturshi p Nevertheless, it is uestima b. whether the Tupamaro revolution would have suc'cecde even had the military been limited to its former amdary role can &ose marw, even cm a hit record, if ,uu spend too inudi for tiler tairnt or pi'arnotioe," said Uttal. "The things that count in this business are ccmCsnutty and followup. 'Y esi don't have time to eiio,' the luxury of a hit record. it way grum $4),000 for the snamifacturer. but he may net only five per centcitthat. Its We as a heavy seller usually lasts only about as werki. At the reid it !rum tlree to six months it is dead — and theiiv is nothing deader than a dead tut record 11 you aren't ready then to follow it up with anuUwi hat, uu'U irutaW be dead soisi. too" Part cit Vitals sum= is attr*buted to his da in baDiling artints and docluvow new taJeit The fit .t,atjt I!s"lu,et sw-ti stars as Uie Partridge Family, the Fifth Desneegion, David Casdy. Dawn. Edison I.glthouse. Vickie Lawrence, is katurei priiurnimer on the Carol Burnett tt4eviaion Show, and young Gait) Glitter, who has been hailed as "The Elvis Presley of Great Britain" Bell also turned out the original cast album of UP musical "Godspell," which s-un the mditry's Grammy Award. Lairr), whei studied stattsucs in tt'lie8, became a captain In the niedscal cups during World War If. He said he turned to pop music chwjy to escape the ordeal of "12 hateful rears of playing Classical flutisic' as a Child: 1t ltXimd ti-ian his two duildruu ki appirteciate rut* music, cit odiidi he is now an expert )ud$e. 'Iti• 20 as ii(ltillfl3 I:(lUallt l).iy soil urged speedy ruitifis- atiiig) III hit' I.tUei1 Iti.iit.', ''!lt'ilI.tU)t'!lt t;, !h .- ("'nstit',!!'n p a Iliajority of our population, still suffer !roiui myriad furriLs Of cbise'riniinatlon 1, •' - 'u i- I, ' ' • I • " c" ' '4 Y- 16 0. 4 ', Is - ' ' ' . . • ' " . I ','J'.l 0 - „_,• 1 ,-. 4 "I I 0 6, ' . i'. ', 'A t et I ” ' '. t••1 I 's' ", I -F 'a''; \ V , - j',' . ii','' E 'ç$ - . ' , 42.\ #_,~ 4ffi, f ')s,\,4, *:1 . BEAUTY IN THE SUNSHINE Easterners This prospvrIs% has created a demand which has outsc-tc supply especially an food and processed fueb It is interesting to note that this type of prosperity implies that despite some glaring exceptions, income in mant' coun- SPORTING A GAY sunshade on the post office lawns is 'l'rina Ca llahan from St. Augustin(', vacationing in Sanford with her grandmother. Mrs. Mary Williams. llerald Photo by Jean Patteson) - triesisrisingforawiderpe-rcc-ntageofthcpeoplethanever before The muddle' class and even the poor are sharing in the Larger gross national products now being recorded. -------- --- --------- -. - - - - , '. lisintiu,i s,i,cb l)out,Li's and his delegation were in China on a friendly visit at ('hope titiiI__ , rhccn ,'IIP 1)41' IIr',',a''.t, design desks They are truly beautiful. File drawers glide on full suspension cradles. Box drawers slide on smooth nylon glides. Your chosco of BLUE with Putty.Lamninated Plastic Tops. BRONZE GREEN with Teak Laminated Plastic Ic,ps, HARVEST GOLD with Tortoise Laminateo Tops, RED with Champagne Plastic Tops. trolling all drawers, Manufacturer's Price 5 20420 George Stuart's AIUQUt Spmi4 '129's . , lA)NLXIN IAI'I — Nineteeh >ear-ald (;t'ruIrtI Kelly, one of 10 lueoplt' it'cusctI of causing bomb explosions wtsit'hi killed one itiars and injured 200 in London is: March, was ;ilboweb out of prison - to get married. Work Credenza -- About 20 •iriiied detectives m ingled w itli friends and relatives inside Corpus Christi church in its,' ii'noon suburb of Brixton for his wedding to isa' Fits back of executive desk. 60"x18", with two box drawers on left, one letter drawer on right. Storage area has sliding doors in center. Mfrs, Price $204.70, Extra Large 66"x36" Executive Desk, ta'l Quinn. 17, George Stuarti August Special 11950 * same style desk as above, except a more Imposing Manufacturers Price 251° tiiiiiicili;iIt'Iiu after tile' Kelly 'stat huinuk'uffed ,iit't takt'ts back to Brixton prison when' he is being twltt pending trial. . -- George Stuart's tuqusz Suiec:jf At;(;Us"r is. 1973 Dennis K. O'I)ay, laingwcsal - Admlaslonis Somehow the of the sorb and the private producers as well have hac failed i in part because of unwise regulations arid controls, in part because of lack of imaguna lion arid in part because of undue caution' to anticipate this Births and Mrs. Trace dr Il k'bori?o (',ihs' a ho), Sa,ll,Ird Mr. and Mrs. Dann) I liarLira) Edge a girl, I t'tie'v,i Sanford: Ivtsiruli kriiffin Julia H. Mills Myrtle I.. Horton I)t'tonis If ('.,sls' liruce C. Ii.urt Willie' Uohin'on Mabel Ils'.'.e"s 1iii.itIi K, Lisreno' Itt'ck ha" Ilatx'r ' growth I Some of the confusion has arisen because a considerable portion of the increase in demarrl has been of a different nature than in the pit The increased market for certain type's of food may be unprecedented. for example Other in ! crease's have been well below expectations. As a result. insestrurs managers and government planners base become u)nlu.' an un' i'rtan BERRS WORLD 1)ics'hargt-ii l.i,retta K. Wiggins Janet M. iTaylor Laura I. Clarke Ethel A. White l"t','ra,li John It LI i.ln I,i, U. S .' Shirk's A Washburn Crawford Willianis I 16.10 .., I I •' b' G Mayer, I )eltaina Mary A S.irsllin Nuir'st'ttt' 1-:11111S is Julie V ( allagts'r i)s'ts,rahi Graham Margaret I,aku' I )nrwll Hare, As'pk.i VS*IIL .11,,,, I - U,iI.,. 1 \ I .4. .Jtrit'uhiirit' Griffin . F:iken Dalton, lh'ltucnii Barbara Lee' Edge, Gt'ruev.i Raymond H. Gleason, Lake iAiSiii..is J ()liser Iirt'suuLi 1. Williams Z S t - Mrs. Cecil ii )ayle I Sin , . I .1141 hi-al,) is" ~ I Seminole Calendar t 'i'.'illiajn I. f 0 I), i(ojs'rs,Ir ,tt.i I'tuihaiiii and Aug, Z9 Don Breaux. tiff t'risiu' receiver couch, tJnis'eraity II I Florida speaker, Sanford Rotary Club, noon, civic center. Action Years Club, 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. I pill., IyAluck luncheon; 2 pill., speaker, lit. George iluippu' OH _________ If Aug. 21— I Over 50 (luhi heeLs All Sl's' Annex, 1530 it In hung bug lunch , I I)esnocruflc Woman's Club of County, noon luri' -- Seminole t'tie'on, (u'saller Sanford. ~ , ~~ 21 Sanford I,iii ('lul), :i,e',ii, tbotiM' of Steak, -Speaker, Kirto (.%) KIng I (nti,st. ~- :I - , 7~ R Aug . ICs'ceptioti f or airtist ,itid 11l8(ruiIili' iksistnus.tr.stiun, 24 ii iii., Florida Feslt'ruitiioi uI Art I iea.Iquartu'rs, I )s'Itiir- Hall Artist's featured Minnie H ines, 'If (he admints(r aticn's use of thg WOUJ -Plumbers offensive to you, why don't you write a letter to the editor?" 49506 ..... I"rt'eI b'siiil Archer, DvItotia Martin 's Smith, Iklton'i M,.r,:.iret .J. Kiefer.lk'ltonsi 111-14-11V. Isle, Deilona I"rs'iduu G lAM p, l..akt' Mary Maria (; I'i'irini, Geneva Arthur K Silts, Orange Cit) ,, , ,' s r' I l sU irI I I ,ri.ni I lir, ijiks' ,iri,b ba h) girl, I stet'n Sanclurul. Ilot, %&,,I", 1, U 'oIi , 1, $1 Hospita l N There are more than a handful of countries in the tree world in which the incomes of the lower taIf of the population hate risen at a faster pace than the incomes of the UP' Per hail _______ ..,- , jilt ,i -Conte mpor ary - ' '0 i0KO '' (AI'I - U.S. Su iws'iis' Court Assisiate' Justice Wiiliaiii ( I Douglas, his situ' and a delegation led by him were honored at a banquet Thursday night in licking. Itsinhua, (1w official Chinese lit'Ws agent')' reported I- riulay. 4.' . '&_" ' p. Wes.t Europeans are riding high The Japanese too So. .icspute the wide prevalence of pot erty. are many Latin mericans Eastern. Sou th and Southeast Asians, Middle I - The New Cube Series Desks! rii,istt' :I.int 'tiitic's Ili rucrf il t'ars toward i'nsiirilig rqual ''('IIflOflii(' (''j'(Irttinit)' for Much still ri',iiiilns to be 41105','' Nixon said. ''Aiiieric.iri 55 4)tll('ii, tho ughtht'y represent He Learned Never Say Never "Hut you Pr(xluitilI'I 'Ti4i 14,31JR! I I S on. is I 00, M.adey sad Fr;day * Is ,.. To". w. Ts. 55 Aug. 19 u,ar it oulliun discs I'ri's- ,\)6 Nixon has -1 4r f B Hid. IMI111W YOKK i AP i Late) Utta] flopped in doughnuts, He flopped in the retaii clulturig field He flr,ii-d as a songwriter. He fked a couple of times as a music Publisher. But rios, st lii. Larry Uttal has made a fortune as one cit Americas top rd executvea. 'Ywj learzi cruSt from yuuc failures than you do from sus&,' said Vttal, the bearded, 'intunve'ntaoriaI president of He'll Hecirds. one UI the top natupaiznes in the business. Rn1i his firm had the No.1. No. 2 and No. 3 top bit angles ov the sales charts, a feat wuprecydented in the mdustr His firm uses' a twu-)v4cr period has became a leading producer In Great Britain and Isa-ned ad 30 gold rer'-rds e*cli of which has sold mae z '--- _________ Prices have advanced. Phase 4is now in operation. BUT George Stuart bought many carloads of furniture before the recent price increases and is passing these savings on to you at the lowest prices everl BUY NOW! (If you don't want to buy at this time, cut this ad out and save it for a few months and compare the prices then with the special sale prices we are offering now') The ;srovl.i,,i.ilinn, ni'queshot by ('o rigri' 's's,sa III the' na tion hui is tur -- WASIIIN( 'II )N itls'tit s Huge' American investments abroad. and the stimulus these hate provided to local industry. the sharing of American high technology, the bountiful aid whici ha5 enabled a flock of nations to recover from their war and other wounds —ave created ne'w jobs and greater earning power world- " rrrri _____ / I August Specials :'iews '.' sees ices than ever before - _______________ In Th e J L ,--_-_'It In part our economic pcoblerp rç p1 our successes In part the) re due to repeated economic bungling in Russia. China and other Commantct lands. , it's truer now than ever that communiSm and P rnculturr don't this i And in part they're due to the growing abMA of the Arab lands to work in tandem tilien money is involved 'Our own gote'rnment's contribution to the infl ation horror was described in a recent column I More people around th." world have of late been able to afford meat automobiles TVs. motorcycles, houses and !~ 'I P? '. - p I People ~ - }GOTA Is guerrilla warfare finsihed in Latin America • The new from the mountain certainly looks that wag'. Ever since Ernestri i 0* i Guevara was killed trying to start "antither Vietnam" in Roln'ia in 197, rural guerrilla warfare has tic-en on the decline in Latin America While a few diehards still operate out of isolated rain forests in Colombia and Venezuela. most Latin Marxists mw are c'cswmced that it is impossible to seut power fran a rural b&btr The conservative, illiterate and suic'ious peasant snip)) dues not provide the sort of support needed to carry a revolution learn the farm to the city but what about the urban worker' Cny.bred and more' comtiativr than the peasant, the Latin A.mei-wan worker has always seemed a more likely candidate fir a classic Marxist revolution As a fcruwr Bolivian guerrilla pants out. "it is almost impossible for a rr'oluticsi to succeed today without the support cit the urban population' The nasty terrorist campa ig ns in Aent1na and exkv tend to support the theory that urban guerrilla warf are can wreak more datiage and emit we rnui± lci,iger than mountain, based seditim On the other hand, the rue and dvduw of Latin America's niu1 famous urban terrorists, Uruguay's — De'8ary EnIcipin. . Once A Flop e 11w' right Ii own findi'oiitrnl irkulk' prllwrt% Is etuarnnts-s'd I) tile t'on'stltiili,i,i and not Iii is' WASHINGTON i NEA i - , V Poll \'mi 11141) I's')' 11111 fit ) letlIll ipli' uk,' Mr Wiitiiirigt'.ti, hat pirdgril one (Ito.' s'ivilng' I110- r44$4'q1 (Iii- ( FC(eI' g41r.5' I' r " .'r'"' s • ;":'''' ' .r ;,'er 0l,%vrimwillt and receive is copy ut Mc l.iuii oln or a trail hlas.'r for all mobile borne uIaril,n,, Monday Aug. Il If I had r.4 1 '1 r'.c4 tr ,p IU.#t (he ira'i ' #"ie jilt 4tuntFn! I In of tiwiap luiwe if you will and you Ilk.' Ihitilel 11.001w', Mr. Nelson, pens iding The lot4 an- propi-nly wriuulcl have been m$sinfiw.4 rn availahio, for pavk,ng aIrns were •peet IA w this in print tin'" l'iI?l ills, rio whot frredu,,,i tui'i in i.liticc a's well as In }usar. tel lip for tinainag.' I 1101' ha's by yrsir PO4por it (1. oie 161.4 olly pv4pl. e'nejkl I.',.ral Mb.? 4*ttf4 to ' ta'.'n r ,'guluitr'it oway In,,,, you IiiiII'sitI in lId's tuiwit y a's well sit malolatneul (n, wee hi that all The meeting wac riot unruly twit find parking epse. San. r'..wipap.r 414 niu reach A's "'Iii: ui's gnverni,,enl i'uintrulq in 11,1's • •'slIItr) iii ',VIII 5i'i', *" ITUlhIIe hom,vpwner, are going It (liii rwit degenerate into • left early t.eauap the bogus reader,' eyes So tar is 'p" '.i%i'iil'r, boil, $ loflulug, nod ihi know 'what we ire atwnit' In lie ("tied oH their property. hniiting mafrh It was called It, 'HCT 0 had and the PA otiosterre 414 pap.v is roni'er'nue'4 yews seem •'Ilw'r iiin'ssi,i,,natjlc gnods alt niwl why We do ,wit belles. the Intent of hiP Infr.rrru.tive i,ni4 informativ, twit ,ra'k •ff'tavely print wiiy what the 'j',lirt well al the Iti'stru,ni'nt's which I uunrns H. Itrinkle the romurnisilon is to do (hi., it wa's I 1.earrw'd that lam However, the neil meeting commissIon reports 'o ,, 41 lw'sstisl- u' soil ilistnit,uIr ttw'lli, Ii )iai (cml this letter - print and we pledge in maintain nor Wllv'sn ,IiiI fully urw$.r'starwl (Pu. will I'. Pu.kl at the Sanford (lvSe (lii' ill itcti'i 'III, never lo' it ioll s gil anti pre;.nt to the piibiir ( f.Uflty t'uiiitriit'siri views, 1,uI ('enter and will ari'..rrrn."A;ite n II I 0. P . 0 , " '' 1' A n uinthtng isit 'slii's.'i Mrti Jn.lGr lirinkle i-se,, 'single no t ion the bnrul dirl not know t'iiiy all of the the larger crriwl e'I .'r . ' •. . . '' I ' 'u . 'hut' will 411, IIII thitug their I i'4ltur'. Note: From the takee u onrernlng mobile home, thing.'s tt*y wro doing I'm peered hula'sts't's 'say hltrr.'l)' If , stuiy rr'spuns.''s generated by and all other matter. In the fairly certain she left with a Yasir r.ports tailed ' ;ilis-t' i 'II4' tiu'uists'r's isf ('Ill )I' Sutton'. (lath' • oliirnn on publir. domain , little more accurat, and rn nnmtu.r of ç.e'uple t 4,' '4 ' '' ' ' .- . fi'.'l like- ths'y 'till bite in 1 su'sdisy, it l's apparent that a 'arwlen'starwling of their way. of (1(01', at'i failed tfu note tP'a' %1iurl,a anil riot in Its' I1Slt More On CROP lot of ;w-ople attending the s)s $AL S''"s' working. arid reasoning numher f props. donating hots Wi' stilt ti,ive' (lit' ru'uuruint of a turning thu not In fart know Ot) MOTÔ* Cd The Geneva Community arid ip to th. caus. of CR4'sl 'ltl:l'I!lu.l(' uirul not a fully s-4 what they st-ri- protesting. A Editis', lieralul Center Pwk$onlyabout l)Mthe arid 'same at them are no! r ""list I tuti'sI Sos'inIiaIii ri'pu.rted .-etrnalvrly In ri-rent In regard's to the Around the well nwr 511(1 people in at- mobil, horn. own.rs I E\l( )4 'HA('\' ) ci' c',t, -,''1 Ii.' raid newt starlet, the ('both I 'sill tuir, in T'a"'i y lrn'Iara-" ''refre ! 7.4).,. '4' ',$,?f1 $Pvj entire ' i ts'."il ., It's' nu'n of high I 's.tiii,wib.' I 'ount's (utnnil's.Ims )i"rjilcl ! r ' ''rt,,ird ,Lu'I I ,'r.''4 .'? .., i' r' r' , New ideas needed to supply demand ~l pix' wt,oux _____________________________________________ .11411 lii's's hit's . By Ray Ciomley ** DDm Foo t man article written hy ('iris Nelson who apparenti) gives lii's opinions of I nformation I, sfwes" instead of rv;mrtlng tt.' op'cssss'I', 'OIl iolisth' iuiiikeru ., i 4 Guerrilla Warfare In L. America RAY STEVENS Chiel Ptioiog1 at*' ,itiii your The meetingf C 11.0.1' Monday, evening was iint presented In the ('i). 7kining Board but 's an (c'gariiL,'stion.uil and infi'riiiatl's,' 'ijçtlrtunit for ciiiri'n,s to barn Baxter said the firm will (ti-st conduct a management inl ormistion stuay at paper s-a-k flow; legal requirements and restraints an money; accounting and statistical records; rcp'rting of data to interested persons; and reports In a form useful in decision making The) ,A ill then ,iuihi management techniques to see ho well department heads are planning, organizing, executing and controlling the various functions of city government, "If we go through this second procredure, we can assure ourselves whether s e're doing a good job," said Baxter. Altamonte Springs' phenomenal growth Is strainIng the current system to the utmost limit. The complexity of dealing with state and federal programs Is also growing daily Baxter said there are many worthwhile state and federal programs: the city siould be properly equipped to participate to the full. "There is a nerd for a uniform management system throughout the slate. To v4a,.6 ut cur finances comes frern revenue sharing mane. IT our accounting system Is efficient we may be better off getting federal funds," said Baxter. A classic cost accounting problem will arise In 15 months time iehrn Altamonle starts treating sewerage for 1.cingwood and iatorvil1e. Sewer and 'aater costs, presenti) accounted tog.'the'-, will have to be separated, "We could this manually," admitted Baiter. '!ut I wonder it it's wise, ccwisudr'rrng the extra personnel we'll have to hire. Overall I don't think a new s stem will add to the city's costs; we may even make a profit I believe the study will be the greatest thing that can be done for the city In the management area. The biggest consideration is: will we be using the taxpayers' money efficiently" Nice to know that's being considered. 0~ Your Hemisphere RALPH HAYS C"; r'o' cver"ia' RI5 NELSON C • , - I chided Know CHAPLESHt' .s '/' CROP Proponent Takes County To Task I•;etibsr, Herald. A few punts of icnler for Raster convinced count-il Tuesday the current stem Is under definite strain, and council approved contracting Price, Waterhouse and Co to conduct a management studs' at a cost not to exceed $19,, and to come from the 1973-74 budge I The purpose of the studs will be to determine whether a mote away from manual systems to c'ompulortzcd data processing Is in order. More significantly, a thorough study will help council avoid costly mistakes. If they decide to Institute a new management system. Some tities which changed their systems found costs far exceeded expectation, and efficiency was considerably lower than anticipated. The Price, Waterhouse stud), is expected to indicate whether changes are necesur and if so, she ther they can he- made economically, and operated efficiently 'We don't promise Utopia," said a Price. Waterhouse representative, "Rut we'll give you a good, workable /~ ROY GREEN : , -' P 15 jr,.a.' a nerts an updated management system. Gross annual revenues are ig $X) million ('U'CUlkLIOTI statistws and revenues are the last ib)eets that ASahf Hro&a wants to talk about r ______ :EWFy ROBINSON • g'i rrtfl i I t ('its of Altamonte Springs ca'umptriillci' flick Raster will si'wi determine whether his hunch Is correct that the city ___ --____________ 'We're conc'entratin on i,npt-cning our in Asia right non." he said. , We have news bureaus in ever country or atnxist ever rountr " &e*I Monar EPVT J teinpira later " A VOLTOLINE V that 9I per cent of those are home-4ebwred to sutiibers: strmt sides, ac'c'unl for cint one per cent of — - - ' 515 ,, of EhL'1hE ' -'%I&" i.ii Historically, the people Cuba never really have had an easy time of it. They have been victims of the slave trade. They have suffered from piracy. They have endured Spanish colonialism and even American militarism in the 19th Century. All of that was supposed to change when Fidel Castro emerged from the Sierra Maestra nearly 20 years ago and marched to Havana to overthrow the Batista regime. On July 26 the people of Cuba flocked to anUago to note the anniversary of the revolutionary movement. The centerpiece was a -foot-high floodlit statue of Fidel Castro which depicts how he is supposed to have looked when it all began in 1953 ' 'W lip Of Hat To As-ahi Shimbun ('1l4ASST1LLt. }FI,J PC' U FricJay, Atsg U. 171,1- '', Other Thoughts F I Beat Nnvv Asia Memo are £ U Bingham. in a study he submitted to the peace group, calls for a halt 10 work on the carrier, for which some COfltt.cts already have been let.. on grounds it is "basically a warship whose time has passed." He claims the Pentagon would have to spend about billion b the time it builds the ship, outfits it with 100 fighter planes and four new eSCort vessels to protect the CV-N-70. Bingham contends the money could build i.000 two-story public heath centers 125 high schools and 20 or more 300-bed hospitals. He claims carriers "have no practical role to play in our over-all strategic posture and hence add nothing to our basic national security." "The increment to our national capabilities over the next 40 veam. which the CVN-7o would provide just isn't worth itsprice tag.., The Na' argues, however, that it must have the new carrier to meet the threat constantly growing Soviet sea force. So far the dmiraL are wi nning. Before it adjou rned the House overwhelmingly rejected an attempt to chop $657 million earmarked for carrier work from the fiscal 1974 weapons authorization bill, The Senate can be expected to follow suit when Congress returns from a summer recess in September. But the anticarrier forces still have one remaining hole card. Authorization bills must be followed byappropriationlegislation before the money actually is there to spend. Carrier foes like Reps. Jonathan Bingham, l-N.V., and Patricia Schroeder, D-Colo., expect .ct.agea new fight over the Nrnitz project when the mi1it.ar appropriations bill hits the House floor later this year. Should Congress agree to eliminate the $657 million for earner work, the action in effect would kill the project, at a time when the Navy says it is vital to the modernization of America's naval air arm What the issues in this hattie between the admirals and Members of Congress For Peace Through Law, a 6-year-old bipartisan nranuza lion of Hous and Senate mem bers' hr U WV Old admirals never die. They just fight for new U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, and usually Such a battle is going on in congress now over whether the Navy will get a third atomicpowered Nimitz-class flattop ICVN-70). Some members of congress want to scrap the project on grounds it is too costly and that the time of the supercarner. like that of the battleship. has - C-nnnroq c , The, Sisnufr,rrJ I$nr#)i(j Letters To The Editor Reporters Motor lists, Aug. 23— S1.1;1 1-:11S. Ins',, ISISIII liii ti.'s'ii iuls'$- t1115.', I .i', ltu'st4ltiruiit Aug. 15 III i Carnival, 1201V it , Ii 311 .1 Ill 11)1, Executive Secretarial Work Station 60"00" Desk with Letter Drawer, and a 35' 20" t'ping 1 0411 11, complete w it modesty panel. special statesnery Pedestal with taisib,,ur dour. Avail d ble with eithdr right or left typing return. Manufacturers Pricis $3/5 70. George Stuj'*• 1-0 August Special $ 1 99 50'. 'Those are net cash pries for brand new merc'fseisilse in the original cations Pick thins up at our downtown stole (it's easy to get to, and thøiu 115 twO taige tr.e paiking lots) of pick (hem up at our hiiii.s Suicot wósehotie In either case, we II toad theist for you If you wish, we will unpack and deliver to your Ito'* or office tar a small additional charge, but you sae nsonuy by picking the ,n.icha.'dste up. Quantities limited to metchanduse now on hand. I C Ii i, s ge orge [g Stu a rt '/oo--ctso.ai2.i24z 1'aI.4a liii 15 % 1 &h 6 C- , 6061160% I'll I'. -' t. " ' I I p,,• t b,.., CA ________ '.5* oto ,•.•, D•l.'y P.Iao.i I44'I .14 644 S - 1 3 3 East ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLORIDA Pis,ioq L)iI'ei,,li4J ____ 41,0 199 __ = ., ' - , . -I ' I , ' ' I �- ------ - --. -- '-- -: ---- -- -• ------, --- -,- #-:----.&--'----- - - -- ,_. - 4-- 6A-TheSaritord Herald - friday, Aug. 17. ' e: i Menhanl iS Foundation 7 'Just — told ou for hilf a night Of love By Abigail Van Bureri C4a T"5 1)F,-slt •a( 54 ________ ____ - AItR\ let me ti'.l 'iou hu I handled the snot ,ee bedrooms I finally tk a look at myself and reasoned that my husband would rather hase a rested, loving ssfe in the mormog than what I had become. so I esplathed that I anted to hug turn until he fell asicep-then I'd go Into the guest room to sleep, and the first one a'sake in the morning ould come to the other's room to be together. Nothing has worked out better I usually sake up fir"t tike the pins out of in hair. brush my teeth, and appI a fr dabs of his favorite perfume-then I plug in the c'ntfec .nd quietly slip into bed with him In a fe minutes be 'metis the perfume and c-of tee and sir rniy a 'siee-t time (! being together He seems much happier now than he ha' bears of marriage i-fl in ;,1 our This sorks out so much better than a whole night of sing Each night we thank the liwd for each other, and - r do it together A couple becomes so close when tbe 'f norrrs to do v.hat I did ..s t'ther So 'dl te 'A ;' perfume :VrFrt't. AND ILAI'P\ titt.n v-°",' supporters 1 i E Cersinc ri-art 31 Repair 35 'rutS 33 Wd off 44 Magn,sriimos 45 Leather bar',l 45 Father of mankind 47 C)t.stt.u- brand heto 43 Similar Si HCIgS 5.2 C,i 4 War general 53 Sijmo.d curs'. 33 Euchariit ifli CUf M Stay Irehind 5 W, 'ar -r - - f'- 4567 i T 89 19 118 20 21 J ¶ Q 17 46 ii Itr utili Hut 11th arrangement is p.isibIe onh alter the k*d t-,i r left home. Or for rhjjdlec, i- auptes iiiih guru rumt For thr less fortunate I rr'rom mend adhesir tape for his mouth and ear plugs for her "Roll ears, or a gentle jab In the v-lbs accompanied h 12 49 j6 — 50 5 — IL 52 53 1 — -- 60 59 — - - -- nice darting. ou inund like a 717 - 62 -F? - DEAR AlIBI I read the kiter from TROt'RLED "IND siho is siorried because she will soon be entitled to i:d S' -urh but h.s no birth ct'rtific'ate t pYos e her - There are other documents which are acceptable Fir ir stance; School records, census record, an insurance poi sihich thoiss birth date. mamage record shosing dat of birth, permits. licenses, or voting record with age hnwfl There are thousands of people siho were riot horn ir this country and therefore base no birth crrtilscates But i' one ol the above-mentioned documents is cAtered as proof of age it will be acceptable to the Social Security office N V POST ltEADEl iis:it IwnI:lt: 'rbank sub this helpful information POLLY'S POINTERS Models Don't Come In Larger Sizes By POD1 Cramer M Pet Pees e is that most clothes I l. ; h Pt ILlS th n on dumni figures or pit lured in magazines and ad veuisements are alwas on a slim 'sizes not more than 10 or l2i model How can we larger women ii am a 20 and onehalf knew how a certain garment si- ill look on a fuller figurt- Thar,k" for letting m pot boil (%t'r - CAROl. for prosiding rn. readers hEAR AlIBI Thu is a delayed answer to "A Believer in Buffalo." sibose objection to your stand on "living wills" 'AaS printed in your June 5th column here LlI)elayed boc.iuse I was in the hospital I It seems to me that "Reliever.' not you. is the one woo thinks she's God "God determines siho shall die and she says Wh) isni she silting to let Him' Wh does she Insist that men use all those gadgets to thsi art His -Polly's Problem DEAR N)LL\' -- I hope someone ir. tell me how to tican a white vinyl porch awning Ours is sloping all in one pu-cc and riac ridges running Iron top to hotIi rn I irt , -:h-t t" ill the t d ' and hosIng si U riot dis- i "t( it ) (;Fsf RAt ii Nut Ni II" iB A(F. l-ORL( 1ST FOR SUNDAY, At'Gt'Sl 1°. 1°' As for myself, my viewpoint is haflisay between the ('sIU 11155 Faclose stampet iill..ddrn.ed coulop,, please ;;llow By VVORRY CLIN IC George W Crane, PPt.D, M.D. s,ti tIc. Milton s it sul t tuiflit t lie found himself it . oh rd in a potential 'triangle hut his mural training opposed his erotic fascination In the resulting Impasse. hr r I. . eve' 'ASE X59 lies Milton ,ig.-d 34, des-eloped sudden blindness in his left e>c "Dr ('tine." his e surg 'elephone'd me "I can't find -in> organic- c'zplanation for this dramatic loss of sight '5' I am inclined to think it must ix' if p,ychogenic origin "As a re-suIt. I wish soud tv-s discover the underlying auce' this inabilit> to s.e-e with '1.- left cit'' ii "TI hilt .Al.hll,lNt)%I.M haul also lost his sight in t"sies while en route to I-i.aiiiJM'US br he had stood. c'nscntlng. ji the time Stephen was tirutall> stoned to death And he was fanatical in his :.'aI iii eradicate' the early I hristian disiple-s but an inner 'nfIicl developed within him So he is considered an -' esample of hysterical blindness, duc to recoil fr-urn his sadistic cruelty to innocent (iltistiaris 'I' .'s unusally epi.lIt' ii, a college *d i s.,ltasilerrrd during the "uii nut to itt ye as his ' - i.rtrrtary !'ie wasa ouptiaJus doll 51W sat at a typewriter in front ftt-. Milton but at his tell hte-ciuse of his unsatisfied rue hunger at home, plus (he isuall> aitractise (- Old ',i'at,-'d ta-fi.;q- him all di>, he (.'td thai hi, eyes strayed in h,i-t direction repeatedly soon conflict 'ii-srlape-d br'twes'ri tiui -nc - and tiis sexual at 'nat iii4, i it, lt'-ing a di-dicated cle-rg, man ,,nj 'hu. imbued with a sit-rn ii 4'itslg of I.isalty to fits wifr, he%n inner i., ignuet- Il-ic ray iaiing from the Carroll R,9ht Institute -- . , - I '5.. ic ii;-' ,ti i ;t d(i.k t, 'e r --- 'Hut I dismissed that as an rime soluOon, yet still I felt this almost tiypnolic' attricticm her "After an uuually ("a night I came dow-n to the alto i one morning eXhausted I "Suddenly, I found tha' II c-culdn't 54' ('UI of my left e ti Ir.day Aug 17 AF?cH is a winner again Ni ilti II 1. ' ' - 5 -i• I ' li-rise East was going to make ta ii trumps no matter how Suth had pla'ed South had fried him to make th.rn bi rutting Vest s hign dimrronds V'est could hare beaten the oritr- Jct bs shifting to a trump I'' :; • "4,1 Ill iii - ' ii N it,..t ti'i('k t'a. 'Tt..-r when East sr'rrultcd Ui.' diami.rd Fast could his'.' been able t., get rid it durrimu'. s last trunrip and 's, est would hase c,lle- ted a liar, rn.i i, ' -' I au '.s.vth I.' - - l,-Pa'; V - I' l'I'., - I V ,,..,'.-,,. ,j his daily column-i (tir _______________- -length of time Miltonr. ubeonrc.o,,s Re's mind mt-mci • ni .tted out the Ils I isis ,al1 .5 Jjrii, s Jat 'dii sirs nllhisiitraitl.e c-or-cf who s.utti anals:ed tIme ope-nurig sat in Iron-il of him and at Pita b'ad ,and decided he didn t like left it ftc rn icwe-aI Il-u' bidding anti So I n shose-i tm the wJs glad her hadp t tried for a reason foe his sudden bllrid,1C5e slain lit' t-,untcd his winners and than told his wife to ser'e and losers and sian t sun,' ju't more ht't"ec'ake in the Irisi milan' of c,a'h he had boijejoir' Then hr jiki'-d ti, all ye, send (or m', txe,let Sea tant question Hiss ran I matIntiWrms in Marriage." en- my - ontnac- I 8 ,and decided Il4sIng a long stamped. return that the best was to go about it was i, lease trufTps entitel. .-nsel'pe plus z cents a tori.' until he tu Id do sort,thing about his side suit IP.-4 ii Li. C 'a'4 "(P'S L.a.i He' rulled the second spade • -reai. . ii (c't a a'a. and pnomnptl'. played his ate . ."e '" and 'ung of diamonds V. hen °' ' both opponents followed to the " '' •'"• ' .- _____________________________________ ['I'1 - ' ' i'.rsi I'ass I'.ts J'asi p4 - ' ' - 'u.rih '. lii "'oi,ib 1. I'ast f• 4, SI 4' l'aii 's..nin, - t'j I 4 4 1 Vt VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) You hate fine ideas hut nec'i rr clear your mind of old ones before you can put them in rcration successfully Plan that important trip in pin that .an lead to whatever is vital to your welfare, happiness , diarriond and rutted once more East osrrruffed but that was the last trick for the de- . , ,- Iurn,,'ej a trump South won with his ace It'd a .'.i.m - - - - ---: .- - ----i - - ' -: - -. ---- ---- --- - -- ---- • --- -- -- 'l.a. A,.. e 1 'iz - IA 5 4Ak j 17 situ i so do n.e hid iii spader iii 51fi5ef limited his abra he thir, spades ' uI bid TtiI)* S (JI 1ST ION ott Us-c iii- ta lid fur tic. intinip against out iujgPittA '$4/Ut part bdi uS bean-ti V.t,at it. )' Aas.,i i.mulroo -' . I ii_,Ii 114/l I,s ShIN has ' tan..' to dir,'. I .i rotor ct.iii''Silt-ks aiiil lien il, lint first lutist pn.eliiu'.' ,'c-li,-dul,-il (i.m 9-Il Iiiiilghi, fooIhiill star I)e'a,-iiri Ju.rn',x is g.ioel iiiutiutu-.'r if i playIng hu,iis,'lf to :ip;ie'cir in affiliniti's sill iiuit sbus Ii, In- it O'.e-iur' he-Ip Is sought antI, it.' nil stilts IlluitIn g It. i-al is hi It' ( Ri ar Pr' cliii '('3 I Inc it'I'n, prugramnuljig l'li';isi- -h.'.-k hit' ii lsii t-nt';i ti's 1w '.ue ii nil Ft lix lu, •uI llstliigs, I. .se's t hi,' jth ciii y'w ny B iii NIh SA\F's tIll) 151) 9.11 ('hiS, ''STI('KS ,SNl) '--, tll-I(tJN i X our III )Nl-.,S'' ( tue of liii' mituist hen-ut's, h"ni'il onil l,uiuiuont i-tim; in. ,s- t'rsbi I firngriiiii'. I ni TV S-nuf'rtl tin-ri ,,u tn-s _irual iti lii st s , Out ti-li-s I,siatl s rt'lt-s lii a muiutli,' tiuu,'. it' i 1,tmiy- -ss irinini: tilci)' lull ,uiii.urit anti a friend tell I"recl hlro.i.lw- ciy is .i'. origlnii II>ti'''. re' gotng to aiitlit i'nt (tic a se-I it' tinIt'd I.in- ciiring i ri SI,. ri- ti, ri'It' h4rel sees the ad looking bti I lie ist jic unii'd hi>' t hit' iii' tic or k fir toe's I'rlencc'd blo-k ,it-tors alter muss affiliate- elu'li'.'tii.mis, minI susiss-s up, liii All th,r,-i' art' antI ci j*..n(itI mit tm iiit it t hici t (lie' hun-i-il. then toll 1.. strip to their ''iiiticie I tat thii' c-c itu iitr> un the Stir U. heels of returmutng I if SV'. .InI riot i-li 30 Ahl( I'lll- IIIIAI)'$' iiiike' it ciIipr.priuiti' fir this 1115(11 I ICEIItIN I (;re'g t;.t "tring, ,'iiiotitirieil In-utica 'lime' (;r uaimul,-1 I loiniks to Hobby- ''. ne'tsi irk huts tuikc-mi cmi tin1l) iii tithi, ( ;r', I,ist' his car pret-c'ek'nted .n'tion mm ci 31101'. i lt'gt's, Hobby te'lls ltis se'(-omul iritr,slu,-ti,nm, si un-rung pi '''its 1'. re'g en iii.' Ixitential s-it- vs irs of the' strong d.tnu,t'rously close to ii bad subject, amid suggesting they' bitt on the' freeway, ,inuil iou,'. riot is tnt ti ss,it hi ''Slit a kr, tiltI hit' can't have' ii;' h'ilnis like I)t'p Thro.it mn.u).t' ifs' wonder where this ci t'icts is hi'aits'd Sn-c' we on .1 t'intinuuin of disinlcgr,iting niir.s Is th,it li'jth l rim .lt'n.uth,in Kilts ,ir,js ,intt the' I 'ur it,un fori'f,.therc at i'n.' mu str,iigtit ti liii' M,irluic tl, Sadi' .it th.' other it ular Is sic is inter ii Ith,'r.i Ii :,'i sexual at t itudt'c art' going Iii do in the f,imils .iltuigt'the'r ' Part • Dr ('lark K Vincent, vs riling in Th'tlic'.il Aspects usf liii titan Sesu.i lit> is more ('oni-I'r ned .ibiut the swing Iii the' t'X.i( t tiphitsile if jwrni is'ii eflt's .ini l,'st about a t'usntintiing ifli rc'a"t' in t' mi"'.is t'fle'i -' -, - 'Individuals who were s-cry litx'r.il in their sexual ,itti- C tudes .it t'ollegt' age tenth ti tks elop far inure conseri'atis i' I',ithers attitude's si bin they ha's-unit' parents of teenagers III it.iUhtt'% is hii 'hiss e t'ontenipl.ite'it tititliling mo,it5 .iri.und their hotime to keep out sen-ut Is srit',iki'netl %iiitIrs will understand this re.ic-tion i '' -- 11w current exhortations to swing develop affairs, choose films with nuilits and e'x;slicit sex S&efliS ma> prove an un• ha'arahl.' str,iin tin .i ,li.irri,igt' vs here tin.' partner is libs'r.il and the tither e-onsers,iti'.t' in sexual attitudes ', - '' ,. 1 Hut liberal sea attmtudes ma'. also has'.' ,i salutary '(feet on mn,irriage, possibly inc-leasing its longevitr l)r S'int'ent titeS three reasons for his tiptimistie conclusions I V ith the fre.'doiii (ii liii' logt'ttit'r' - sung iic'OPle arc m.trry ing at an older age .ini thereby avoiding the high divon-ce rate of very strung ni.irri.igeS c,ir fur it r EVE RING 1)0 (2) (9) An,m,'il World (13) Ne',s RENT (71) [ric,m Lb (41) PettIcoat Junction 7 15 (74) 'Tteonie 7 10 (2) Police Surgeon (3) Your Future Is ______ TV Helpful Methods to Oct 1: Slake sure you do not think LIBRA (Sept negalisel> this morning and aticrid the sersices that wild help )'OU see things in their proper rerspective f)c,n't argue with mate i hen the esening can bt ê happy one together .' S('ORPIO (Oct 23 to Sos Il i I'l.an the new arrangemcnts you want to make with a partner in p in and then do just that tonight 'ork on the policy level and get goid results with others Keep actively- occupied day and p rn Advance. SA(,Il rARIt- s (Soi 22 to Dec 21) Show appreciation to a higher-up who has c*tendcd favors and goodwill in the past Improse health so you arc able to accomplish more in the future Avoid one who has a chip on the shoulder (APKI('ORS IDe 22 i Jan Ito You are able to he with persons you like today, so be sure someone doesn't take you off on some tangent or other early in the am You can also get much dore of a constructive nature at home Show kin how fund you ate of them AQUARII!S (Jan Il to I-ct, I' Morning is best time for at'e'fldmn$ any lectures or semrrions thai appeal to you, but latrr is ith good friends or rdattses Iii' s-cssiaj fun (itt tIc from them that you riced h'IS(ES (I ci' '(J to Mar 201 Morning may find you so'nesi hat ncr-sent, meditation ends all that, thien there lii - ii)? 1,11 an I , I I Con'to:30 Sat, a !j$IUT I (1 10 (2) Sun, 1:30 i itlto,. F L Y. 17-92 , , _ r n floor if Pear' 4 liii-.' i_ 'ailed. nearl'. elu;(tetecl 'ainh Allan treas. urs from her pus'et But er ng and receptunn area -in - " ieennd floor lit tecnr,-itm'd 'heerfil 'ones in us 'ct\'bs i u-h might be 'ailed 'fate ' Funhe, 7 30 (2) Lassie (3) SIn-eel (6) Pebbles And HSTON TH OMEGI i--, -.. IviAfi I. - 9 00 (7) - . , - ti,,1J,_n,Yi lTAWNIIL c1u ; 1,00 P( ,'"".._-i "PIa r . r. w: ': __________________________ LIVE 12:00 'tHIAtst ' S -- MIDNIGHT -'"''' "FAT IN CONCERT ji I _____-— ;- t itDdit.iI n a is n 5140W? tM). AT Is as _roPltGHr,jo,2o JOHNWAYNT - THE DARING DODERMANS 11CC - , tIi.eysnly f.\ kill 1$,.,'.- Ij 0 lIe -' CASSELBIRWI ' IIUII*tIiI13 ,.,, 0 6 TO (2) (11) News ' (Xi (7) Ht' usl (3) Sail 11.10 tel Ililelu ('ii S I Ii,, leislival (9) Woicl (mu., shy (.atlics (41) Baseball 7-30 (2) 13) ri Nasticille Pstt,suc '1 urninig Points 7 1', (24) Amideruniiile Trial 5 (\t (2) The Session (4) "ill In The ,iriiiiy (CI Partr icige F 4rfluly I (3) Drama (a) bridget Loves (tv, (9) ('aol Lyiieis, Show 9 00 (2) NIt Pro I 'uttsill (4) Suor it) Ii) is) III, Ij (51 (II IT Sbw tIurr.s & Si Pit rite,,' 'uiit'st5 P$,r,,' (4,ri Ne'wh.*t It.. k Sp-u,tlaI Dl Hi I K ph'utitr ipheul na H inn' t'-tai,' iul(1 Peon B'ack's hUt interriers If ui 1, fIle tore' 'athor'j home ..i 1)a'ihy, I in ('flulJtsflC Oii,i :i'ithi (he' ptubhtcotroii 'i her liar! ts'i'k of io'ifictumi ''China Pa-i! mu-f Pr.' uco t Sir fa'ji r,e0r n,- ejeoH ni j ''' - . conducted " Starch ti, the Jotit, Vuy published her 1 'tinp'j nj n - -' -, - ii, -' ' - U! ''i .Msi'fln'e the huniilit'.' (6) -%tusswis lt,,l,x,wsibte (C) II (Xi Stror Sb I-os liii' Nil, (II) A1-iti (41) S%ii%li;5J (7) P'l"ri S (6) heirs 19 NV (Nynipie ituseiiij News Ih,IIIe. lust Jttt P.S.,'. i,, All Nujt.t Movies Ii IS (2) 11.011., I? 30 () Mu I. (41) l'lS (9) 1I'30 (ii (I) (4) (9) (44) N'iie, (5 Th I iS oh (aamiie I alt, St-us's "I 11 - _, ieu Of -' liii - Pearl Raik mod,', always cn explaining ';"n role in the Danby t.'clr-'..'!u'ti.-ment program She sat gaIly in a comfortable ehaur' and murmured that the .. lage is an ar".i reminiscent of ci mountainmi region if China dose tam where she grew up mu ii'secl (or years She also spoke fl julet ti)flCt of the fin.' air in Danbv, that her life lit re here is 'peaceful viewing %Iiss Bucks life, ml is far more Likely that rm.'pe'rha spirit was simply unclonsciousty, searching f' r situiateit in - lii I intl., K..> Richardson I tl> Newspaper Enterprise Assi*iation -i 'OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS' Will Be Closed Aug 20 Thru Sept. 4 - - Ifappu, I,,c,atirn-, a new challenge which wow.! D-SNhu' Vt — SEA be'nefit others When I was a little girl. I belie's '-'1 that Pearl Liuck wits She rarely moseil whm an atlientumrer who had spoke, even to gestut-" special role in controlling all and yet Il-ic vitality which the devislons made in my si-as transmitted to me' riot .i concept of the world I r.sec much by what she said- ,ii i;iu.' realized whether b'e though her literate humor was a man ii' winnan I and quick. well-phrased r" 'ni'. knew thjt Pearl hut-k plies astounded me at ti'.' a f-.'r-sIrlage si great time and in reirospe's:t i-hum 'h,' mu, .ini' could question her obi tons awareness t power or her abilits wh life is all about Si tn.said to mc '1. myself .ini ri'.'t Pearl hack r.'te'ntls a writer NI. books ciame out '-,ilizest that mu> childhtxxi of whe're I am-nut nes r Shin si as completerlr corP s.arily ph> sically -she ri'ct, except I am able to er' ii> that she' is se'ry much un .i beautiful, gracious Llus'ic is the limust imusljit'ti ,suttuir lii the' his lii'. u)1 .Stfle'rlc.in literature with piibli'ehed books equal in nuinibs'r to her age of $,) f'ejrl Miss Buck Use'cl in Japian or one sear following bet(aniilv'i temporars expul stun from Chiri.i lurung the resolution of I9 I N.ive ;uzt tr'imn i. I thaI 0055 lii cr's in a l;iis Nc'w KnigLind kiwn is his-h us we'll into its ses'ttnd s'tttuir > 'it t;tt' 'rhe s illage . I )anl,s Vt'rittont Ie*',sted just ott stjtt' i utile' 7 .ut*,'ui Ill iiiitt's south cii Rutland smnang Dj;ttis 'i sSlsts'tIt'e It .tui Il-ire's' nat tin .el industries Iiiiiutt's'i ni.iu lilt' and whole silt' ('ii lietot e Mis'. iIui,'k ,ii mis Oil in the l.itcr l*Os it st'ritit'd ante'. it.ibls' Il-tat the' kind if dc5itti called selling 'ut w i'iilct Ii'; t'. ci take is i', tti*' t'hariii Jnti remitotelit's'. t'f this (iriS's' L'nuI'ei Qua ( timiutuiimiil s l'hie' luau oi Liariby s It'ul.i uiids'i Il-is' slims'. tivit t't \li's husk auth he'; still t lit' I )au,tu> Con sti tit'tte,uui ai,51 Ih'c-cui at ing ('uritfians his' m It'tts'i itig the IsiS 0 to it liii iuit'i dagutits and itslduii tuist.'tiil alit ,is titiiit to ttiti'.'i' 'It 11.' iii Ii,,'. t','t is,,'. 'U ,m ' u u-u n . - Sat 11 'us -n Oamly j CHARCOAL STEAKS & SEAFOOD - v 'c" 4-"- ,. ,- i -, I-' " S - " - '.' 'sis ' u'- - - ii'i' - Lu'. trig arid .ears I am sure that mn. Impossible to speak ri (hi's * it> it a woman who WaS bern in the t'nitr-ti States -n -America-n p.arrnt,s amid 'vh ha', flit'flt the p.ist 44) >ear-. _.f P't'r lit.' in this c'ji,nrt n's No nut miipcsmbIe. for aStiss Buck hen-sell h.is adrtuuttrej that the still (funk tir'st in t'hinat"st, and I 'j -1- 'vi ,, j, Hwy 1'' 1 Ph, 'vjiuuj Soul's iq Yr,tsi Lartqwouul DANCING EVERY TIlES,, FRI., SAT. -, r 2 the' h-hi .'v' '' 9 PM. 'I ',l It - m3,; I', ' til 2 Lumit,li ,erveiJ m, II n, is, ' a. iouI 'hn , c speaks iii Englusn V. hat ass is c.ai-eluIi's weighe.'! th're is rio si ,istt- nt su',-: tlUe,tU'siie''u.s ui hei es)fhscns.a 115,11 l'ht' S '.i.i, a bIe s hie,'h is her nature' Is iii' us'.ite that I felt ins s t'alt'ti t't"sitie' a 1'ejnutse,'t.0 vchtilam a Liudhi sjtt'. it. rare treasure' uI the niyste' ous trisnuet rut'ser to be COil plets'l'. lathujuied by tin' 'sA este'r ii in mid SS'ht'n, I as e' %ILss Bush ii tuk;i ,,I1 t''st'iit, a rItual si Put'fl ¶, laititig ii se'i'.e'.t Asian. t"s'i' .°t' ,idmiiurcrut is i q''u 'u_ t i-it 'e(igt -'e"5 ' "'")',E 1 ti) ' F\l1\o1.f: I't HF t:IAB - --T •9'11 I " - rt,, E -sO,5 -s- 7'' I'I)Sfl-' t's'$' (115 Es GI'I II I (I'1 5)9 tHU 5EV. \ I,'),'i_ ( 4 I hu,sj Lis t_'sicuti ,'yaitmitc'sJ a tape' asia-rd to Curtis Si.iyitei Our SuSIe's of lue tu a tush.,-. ni taps' cvIie,at 514str I' l d.lsU'ibutes,I by the' c-uuipwlti lhe' Itvs'vtding tnidu.sLz- s ,Aa,siiui_rut ,'i ,t-e,incntc'a gtses i_;- 5-'.,,j ,awsu'th best nut gu.cu t.ipv awards, the KItS ii dusk", t.ips' saInt in its e,rtum c'.,,*tit'hi 'l ms's-usda for gold '.'- ' ( / -' — s,s' t-fi2t' -SIllCOOlTlQ'sl2 ', c;wiIi4:t,,1I1il Jitc - ii'_- __________ Ii'_"10 -_ MEN'S NIlE - WEDNESDAY Free udmiss,iun tu Grgndstqnd LADIES MITE THURSDAY asi.sgda f.Ut 1)1 5 Nl'tU\ 5'hS SKL1 / 551551 K , tiiil> lit thit' tutu' I sstuilt( is alt but AM. 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It's t'ls iii Ill,' III tit'i 'sit hug ; osini m iii a Ii .tllt Itinal ('hitit's. tilt-.' sit it's uI bliss, Iii t'islt' I 1cm pi s'as'nk C iitlliit'sll,mls'l s lieu iius uI Cdii' usilti I tell ut tills'S' cc ii it'uitl .. tiiilitfaiits' a u'i s,uiI cif itiilso;(Uiit',' ii 1-a ;' working in ruksuj fur thr" ,,' t,'sitlt'iit'. 55J5 It' 14155' enough lumtcic lu (iii ii doss ii Ocr line 'lit sItu s's .iiid buildings iii humps' that is de'st'topnuit'nt iii iii i sitmlcl liii> I be land lou ,i nit'slei ii -shopping c't'niter .Sli'ss husk is us' Is's Cs t'cple ,it'si'. s' all erIe aussi Is' is bout, II't' t't'.*ti( t sO thiuig's utI s,ue.'utrtl bitt jne.'thsri plait al tt'gs'Itseri ii' r3Us, LES Jds' GR,0Y - DI curnnnunivan with Nlls.s Buc'e. ws enhanced by my Urn;tesl Shut' is the' rc'cup;en' of the unelerstaneiuig of the' Ssian N. tint .ind l'iulitrr prizes mind, fur I'eart Buce is .111,1 ininuiine'r.ibIe other hem will alwa 'a be' 5tm,jn ii; s liii' world's greatest ,suoheir its tin Chumi.s ha, also mituele unprc't's'de'nted stride's umi tht' los ing ears- and .idoptuutuu ul .Smnc'n'JsuJn childrenthose bonn of Athens-an filthCu .inI Asi.iuh lui't hens in I,;i .isi a'. lilac's''. sit' '*fliiis c'S II Il-it' t'titet '1 '*jt' intl 1°' t'tt'. ) ,j returnesi g,w Ota/LQ 971oJVw2 -ç. .c.i4t,t,.5 .,,s,_r 't APIO iiit%1 ktA5 544,14051 'stSd'..'s.' ,i5,',tl5 (".Mt'e's\,.'-',u'c i)'ar r\'.iiiii Ut FL K\ I' lO.. 1I\\ I ' - 'i 45ii'i3 O.'tt'5 , ,'.i. tININ-Ic 1- I I'iS't - •' t- i i . 'p,', a-. flOV it (rare of rtnhility bairn it itahl, 'pInt '*1 'a' ,rl 'I ,','i4 " The Week (lii Mu,al (44) I on. I iatiflt'l 14.iw (9) Lawrence Vci'lh (21) 1' lee tile. (ortqs-siiy (14) Walls's Workshop (74) (44) lie Cot A S-eret Zcvni I UiiuiiCS Jam san Talking Will-i A (ilanI S.esau..i' Steel liii Attic, I A,iti Ihi,, 1, uutty kidi '.cs.iii.' Ni. cci Sltlu.e'y & Iit,'tvii I tireil Stitasi Golf Ne-iss (3) Book Heal I.) News (9) Reasoner Repeet A, ot.uei I hi' %ii iii In (I) (4) Authiti s IV 17 10 (2) Nt'ws 5%ashtngton Vied in (II News (I)) Religo Programming (14) tee Tresino The, Osn%(wids (i, I tt"ttnic l,,tonp.inv (4) ii s SALES (3) A I Ti N NOON ii) hiGh_ 00 (2) (11) t,issir (CI [II VIARACH .1 6 iii (J) kt.iis,usci (9) Isitt,Ptus,'r 11 ot,) (1) NtAVlt EVENING Review (24) GIlliq,in's Islaurd (-$4) C.iltq.smi Islinel 9 10 (2) Pink Panthi', ui- by Duo (a) Mo es (9) S-aturday Super 5t,t Movie' (44) Gel Smart I) tX (2) tOiik' (ItXJ ii) I let Inc Consicin 12-I) Ietnic Conn.siutt (II) (,ouner Pyle l (3) Itit' flarklcys (4) ii',ii' 'Sict I tie' tic,., its (9) broil, Kids (24) Misl.'Rogers Ncitjhba,whoud (II) I'i'ilei ts,tt June. tiwi i'0 (71 "i',0t, 7(170 (I) ','so,,ue.' 5)rc't'l (4) I li.stslciwj (9) liewitched (34) se'%antie.' Sin eel It Thus, Is Lit' chan And Tb,' (han Clan (9) Wide World Of Sports 30 (2) Jetsons (41) hogan's Itercu.,, ADMISSION $2.00 p US CARTOONS £ 3 STOOGES - (6) (9) Sesame Street The Am.i:inq it is (I)) l'-o.i,. CHANCE" TOMORROW NIGHT (3) (6) '. Ill PGA (;nll Totjrn,itnent I IaqtuI,gtitc (24) Ji'.t iii: (-ii) Ti.. a'it.,-ttir,'u Buck Owens M,st.Rogers Neighborhood U S Industries Golf Ct,'sss.c (3) (74) Sesame Street Pert oc- 111,1 n cc 10 (9) The Corner 11-it tO 00 (3) How Do Your Chuitdrer- Grow (9) Ii J & Eddie Oabw,ird Round (74) Iht in,, Set We's u.n n Ci lu:,, Ii oi'i Minutes BIll Anderson S 00 (2) Bamflam 9 American Show (13) Movie (44) M'o-iie 3 10 (3) The French Chef (6) Green Are'i (9) Ben Taylor (,?daors 1- 00 (3) Sesame Street (6) Soundtng Board (9) Hosing -I it (13) Ma'v)e (44) The Virgin,irt -I 30 Ii) World Cs (9) Hock & Yogm 8 00 (2) Hnsjndcnts (a) Hugs Bunny () hi R Putnstut (-$4) J"hnro, Quest 'I IC) (7) Roan HoIid,i) (3) P,Sistekogcrs NeeqhIorhood (6) S,ihrina The Tu'en'ige With (9) jackson Five (21) MisteRogers Neighborhood (11) Patty Duke Show 1 leetric Compar, Bandstand (24) Electric Company 2 00 (2) Maior League 11-iseball (3) Zoom (6) Adventure Th.',srrc' (9) (h,impianship Wrestling (24) Zoom (41) P.'r Ed 7-30 (3) 1,IectriC Company (71) Electric Comp,ini (14) Fury 3 00 (3) Thirty 6 00 (6) Grower's 'Atmanac 6 30 (7) Across The Fence (3) Summer Semester 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Archies News %i ii' o 'ii (3) -asth 'snl'. ,, i (9) MORNING UI Masterpiece Theatre (6) Sticks And Bones (9) Room 227 (Ii) Movie I4i1RLTOM ' few rennin(!.Irs if China ath.reet ihniit .And y.t Mt l't.it'k's presence in that 'aesm 'r"i - -sn, •m' 1t. * 1')-, SIll, N (9) (21) ItI,ick Perspective I in - -','iflu(nrt.thl, , raking my cit.' I suppriassed my overwhelming fi'aIr' Iii tsV S elan-i ",ist in-n-I -v.' igliti'. 'oiii"he'ul 'i.indc I felt 'he' .nse if ice-' 'hat in. ar.miId "xpect, -it tiii she' vat the emnur 'utl P.'arl Buck, bid u.iuice i (malt the' 'vas the ni_u -'triplet. person I riad (;iown Pear! Buck rias rhe 2' tr,we'fiul neck icr - 1 51 (3) (-$1) News The' Naturalists (9) C1-id Couple a he mmu.eji,sreI' pt.wing it in the honk the 'ass !tir rently reading ,ei,, ;t-it p-',-, 0 30 (24) 'Tb.' Pink Floyd Ii 00 (2) News (6) N.'ss (9) Nop.c (13) Peter Gunn (41) Cl-u.' Step beyond ii 30 (7) Tonight Shin.', (6) May,' (II Wide World Cs Entertainment (13) Staircast tOO (2) MIdnight Special (9) Atl Night Movit's (74) InternatIonal FURNITURE 's ' i'elevts ton little People (I) 'l.ar!nglv unman again 'heck 'ci 'n w-c that 'he silk suitor in icr mat-dzirin e& mr v,s isten.cl mci -the liiackts' srnustirh.cl 'icr soft 'what.' hair ',vn,snd isp ihn'.'.' She *'amineiI LU4CF4E.'DT Of b photograph 'icr in 'hit tettimhit md itt. instantly tiecam. ian- fir '-, (3) iLsej ' I ap;mn and praiisa'd ev. .fr0nter "etrava. -' Attanta Braves baseball A, i-it OR MORE .''' Week In Now Showing E ' '' ('atruli Righter's Indusidual I utetast for you: sign fur September is now ready I-or your copy send your bisthdate arid SI to ('a-troll Righter forecast tnarnc of newspaper), thus fboj3ywood, ('aid 90021s ' it auth gance, ' Children Grow' a urns in right style ii tOUR ('hILl) IS BORN I ()IIAY he' or she will b one of ttiat rather dreamy type of young person who requirri a good education and ma-ri) friends of tight kind around in order to awiken to all the opporturntie't possible to betonime a big success in life leach early to work with the hands, then success is certain since thcte isa natural ability at penseveran5c arid fine vision upon reacting maturity (its-c good spiritual training while young ''I he Stats innpcl, they d t nut cv,mnpel Wtiai you make '.1 you: life is largely up to 'I (it'' , (6) 60 Minutes (9) Brady liunKh 60 MInutes (24) Washington Wick In refrigerator of opportunit' for expansion Join some group gathering that c-an be most interesting anti helpful to you L - Review litke •tivitnttge of the ''tree twit" meL'iirwd by' your oven to sitriIi dinner plates anti food ('ertain baked items can he kept hot by slipping then uride'rnt'ath fords which you are broiling '$''u (-an also save energy by' lu'> ing attention to proper ''°-1 ti'iiipc'rature's. Use-rut> .tc uiiuuti water as mwecicsi lass water heats in l's's tutie is itfi less enlc'rg) Fur mnaximumii c'ffic,'a'nt's in surfat't' c.oktng, choose pots is itli snUg lids and flat is.t. tomits which u-over the burner, but thi mitt KU miior*' than in irieti ever its outer ring. list' tugh tmeit •tnly to l,,ii water or start foods cooked in water lien turn down to stnium'r Your refrigerator uses eke' tilt it) 24 hurs a day ('boost' the' unit to fit your mt'esis. arxl rmiaxiriiize efficient->- by Ion-at. trig it in a s,'l.ve'ritilatecl area with proper Seliaratlon fr-omit walls anti vatnmn'ts Fir niturmiial usc', set your noin ige'rator ht'twevni :i degrees utid 40 degrec's J"nuhrenhtcit. yaW' frec'u'r at (I degree's F'. Is'n'.'irig for several days' &'t y-ow' refrigerator's temnpe'rutw'i' tmigtc'r and k'avt' it pe"tt> emiupty Fir long serl. icisuif disuse, 'efrigeralor and freezer should tie' cleaned and left off with tlooi-s own Ili-Ii your refrigerator ku-op it tool Ii> keeping cclii' ik'ni,ser cciils at thic' bottotti or rear of the unit e lean Check tlglitmies,s of t)ii' door isc'll!3 by' taking a stiers't of paper and dtmnirig the refrigerator door on the mmiiri.il,' You should le'eu a squeak card feel is slight tug when you t*ill the paper (Au (Mm,' Last turd Opciii:ig the door unneceswily wastes energy, i 'i monk.' levi energy uhi iiuxi' wuek, you'll help pri',j '.i'tit a ShOrt i'irt-uit tn our ena'tj) 'suilily plenty it'" . in" r ii "ir' I ru'qmse-ct.al permIssion simple' '.wuWefl ltrup if 'rh fr-m the mi-ninf.iins i-if ' (44) hogan's Heroes 8 0() (2) 5-anford & Son (3) Washington 644-1OO6.- - electric 11 you has- c range, your broiler doesn't r.ced to ha' preheated I'r,'heat your oven only for baked g .a4s stud-i roust he slicrta'cl "In-' mu' ii'miu;c'riaturt'' tier etr,r - (9) Circus (74) How Do Your Color World TV ' Ti, avoid ''foiling'' the cook' trig ja-ocs'ss, leave ronaiu for air cirt-ulatiizi when using nlumuitnumti foil To catch spills, lay foil on an oven rack vs iOu at least an in. hi cr-way' ,c, a's cry situ' When 'rirg drip pans with foil, leave an 'ning in the tmiidth' tie'uiiiw lw's river-wright Mar ik ides to falt hUni Ofl 3 'rash diet, whir hi fir rr'ltirt;,ntls c.,n'a' c to tjnicic'rt.ikp hut it rnuiki't a rwrs-rxis wreck mit 'if F r ink ,ariti tie does imriplrt" tmmniu,ir.,unul a beq'njmlnt' I iinipulsi'.'r cater II -l0•1 ii ru A 110' IN exc-m'lh-nt ric'rlormncin,e'n's ( ON( 'Kill Taped before 7-Il Slit' Nht(' l"IIIIMV auilii'nc'.' at U('.,5 in fM N I(;Ji I SI I 1fF; ,'I(iVIj-; Sni.'I'-c t'rui-tt'-u shiitw fi',itur.' 1(1.1(t) 5 - ----- he' lOut k flak Arkansas sinitum ,' A limo' I 111(1 II Tht irixips are I lit anti Nasty - Dime.' ti I I.' g.mthu'r,-1 7,000 Mexican-si Musu','' 'Tonight'' and ''U(, tinter the tin ii in t I-ifui I Sa nui p1 us John Srtuut ian singing u Smimi,,, .mcl ci mill-re' hmriti(ul cit the 'if his own hit songs, Ia A lcmiiio si ithi I )civy ('ror'kett %tthu,el,s is alcea fc;iturcrl ,Jndiri Wciynw i. It all leads up ii. 1-2 30 us in SF10 - Mll)NI( ill Sidi Arinci's mmI;issuur-re' Other SIKI 1,51. l(ictuarti Pry tar-, the fi'csture'd rot.''. un' played by' him', hosts tonight's show fur It;, humr.l Vi'iulmiicirk, I surt'rit-c' i'm" six inx'Iude the Flee-tn I l.ir'.'."y , Frunkmi' Av.ilori anti t :t Orehestrci s ''Roll Over I ,imuaf,i Cnithul I'. '-tte,r i,rn Ker,'shjisi 1 10-10 Ahl(' FIlE ('(JuNE11 - mn,::mmi''!''rberri::;nn !ank' 11.511 ''To '$'our (ij health ,uriei I,itjisian,-i Man'', anti F'ruimmk is tiirru,'al down \ts'lu'-i Star. to-- ti-n'If It p-irtn-r it uiriru ii,i'i-.ilI, - Now- Reading () What's My Line .sth Of Saving Energy arid mniunute tuners will help you ti-Il whit-ri the food is done lieu'. vs ill benefit boUt your 1ulatr arid ytaur pur,sc by lwlpsng tO avoiti ti'.ti'rooking and saving wlst lost in (ipen• iflK uS'cn doors anti pt'ekinig ujujet' pot cci%'rrs To li-il TP, Truth U) Ifow Do Your Children Grow (6) Trottu Or Consequences COLOR tl-ucrmortirters ;inti Ilcurics" tirtituilly s,ntlrtws -i mi •i Il-Artier-in-art fit rn Ily I s;es4irmg, in f - t, f),zi, rind flair riot Ncicun amid their old TV 'a-ri,-', i, vs hi. tr' to i'na -ouragu' their lilimic$a',l V ii-tmiut ii. '.'i't.'rcmr, sun to lottutumit suji, itt'. Prom,; •m 'Ircimiiuitit' jwlmii if '.'i.'w, It is a we'll-,ii,iinl,-'cI pr.uliu lion with , ('hinge itself, esi'n in the sensitive area of sexual atti' tudes - is not as tlangs-rous ti rii.i rr i,ige or the sot' icR' as vs h.iL Dr Vincent calls time ''tyranny of the new - If we truly favor a pluralistic society with many different lift' sty k's, states Vincent, 'there should be as mat- h rt'spt'ct for the iilui .is for the new, as much dignity a'-orded traditional cc's attitudes as is granted very liberal sex attitudes - Meat I'' - * '( fl.' :innkaa,mr I ti.iit "ii h I Whe'ri the u'tis - "reel then.. .,,ic something 'Mn the (11(1 $'Oi' *** 3 I"evs couples with libt'r,i Ii:ed s,-sua I ,itt itude's 'as c-urn' pared with couples has ing icr> t-onci-r'. jti'.(' sexual attitudes' will seek a di.orce as a reaction to an extra'marit,iI affair To make less heat go further, try thawing yr partially thawing ft.cls so they- si-ill tick moore quickly When planning an ovt'n.cuoks'd imienu, try- to choose foods whit hi all rook at the sammie tef!iperature' You can then set the oven once and later add fituels whit-ti rt'qwre les.s tithe' to hit-at Pearl Buck: A Last Interview IlI!l(' week, ii ,It).ti 5115' 'i- hit-; 5)1)1) ('t fl'l'I .1-I III hlIiN i ''I"elux's bin-st ('otnmne'r('$al.'' F'elix utict'" thit' iuiistuik.' of set'kiruit Ost-,ir's hi'lp h"-lts flue 2 ('ouplt's with a wider range of sexual cspt'rient-e mar be less likely to misinterpret sexual at traction .ic e'ndu ring lost'. and then-ct> Ic-cs .t ti rush nt' I1u.lrru,tgt' ii (hit' l,,isis it sexual ,Ittric tim Its MIllION cS'l-ilS pIe'> Nt-sc ye-m-su-t- 'I'; -' l-iliturc i ut ' ri •. ri-nd arid rm,itt.'-d in durunis East user ruffel ani rei- I Il-its was iii>' first 1inrntigraphie' I thu and I was etithar racct'd .intl shi,j-ked - repulse'si .ini f,i'.t in,it.'il It ce't'iimecl like' taut-h ,i .iti' e'sps'ri.'nt'I' Its sh.ire with l,it,il it r.ing.'r' I ri stead uI t-rt'.iting .1 humn.in burl ,s great I ilin .inI the.it.-r t'.tn it nt.iku''. oft' vs ant ti slink tiut of the ths'.tt.'r a'. uling fe'Iltsw s i' ciii". the es ec 'rit ernie-ri agemK.- ies have sonic suggestions to help you apply energy consers'ation to electrical appliancers These hints will help you decrease t,,tii sour ufe'mrm,and and your to July 21) S'iowing MOOS (lIlLt)REN i June consideration for your pads and hilping them in some wa> to ga their aims is wise now I his can lead to benefits for you later on as well Make this a happ> and constructive day hmk LEo (July 22 to Sug 'I 'I ou arc inspired to do helpful and charitable deeds arid should go through with them quickly, before you change your mind Ibis can pair the way to gieater success in the iutuve lion t 5onfidc in others today - - i' ('urilcit'. fin,tlls got the' better if nie S-n ss hen less ,iski'tt lI,iss 014' sOuiehi limos u' II like ti i'' I r.'plteil r.,sti.ills .ilwrut I)e'ep Thro.i careful cf detail in whatever your atisity may he Improve social life by seeing the right person (onversc intelhigenIb' GI- MINI May Il to June 211 Meditation in a m can be most beneficial, then lou an gad about soiahIy with good results l to help a good friend sib' s hating some kind if trouble Show generosity. sympath> - 'In fact. I contempLated al sorts if wild ideas, incluc,ang " pcssitiilit that I might even r'.ti away with her and desert all m past moral traliing jNc'r I ada s c0u-" 5 A' Pci tt J,' I I At RIS tAft 10 to Slay 20. Make your plans early arid then a ' through in a most positi.e and direct fashion, being > our hEAR I 11.1.1 '. hen oi-w does not have enough groose-d 'ti se-c for displasing special treasures in a china cabinet a'-. a dab of floral clay to hold each piece Press it firmly n the shelf and press the rim of the plate saucer or whatt--.. r in it and then lit the piece rest against the back of the irwt The cla will present slipping t)o not throw asia> ut espe'nsisc lipstick when it gets down to the rim fulls - third of ii is still in the- tube lh frugal and dig out thai mt with a nail file klrncst fill the tas its with melted fir.11mn was and when set, replatc the lipitu k pat king it down firmly and smoothly arid find there is pb-nt> of life left in that tube MRS II .J J girl kept growing -. By Joanne and Low hoch lucia> '.it' get sbts,-ks F'UUM ('It's tricit)- Toinurr ow hi' shock tiy cimlur froiie an .n erg) shurtagi' Experts esu. mate that the Urmitcci States sr ill lair-ni up rim" ':a'rg,)' frini 1970 to the sear 20(1-) than it has in its whole peCOS ,,, istence DF;AK (,IRLS — Ann from Canada has a few estra suggritions Be sure to base a nail at each corner and that Dr ('ranc" he confessed ri'. office, "I prayed about this and constantly problem wrestled with my conscience till ______________________________ I was a victim of insomnia WIN AT BRIDGE 'Rut m infatuation for th'- - Keep sex choices open / ii "I RAt II-NI)l Nt Il , Ihe n-.omning (mu >-ou with poor judgment and it would he woe to attach yourself to places and people with only the finest t>pr of thoughts and ideas Ibis ever the p rn h;ig you a new and much loftier appu'ach to is bites-er interests you and >ou can plans big advance forward under )-our ow-n steam. ARILS (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Morning is good to decide whether yasir prtsent method of procedure is right, but later is tine (or concerted action ('ontact people who can help >ou most Do nothing drastic in v- in c; A\l.F: -, J .•-- _________________•-,- ç\ r make the pompoms' tie serurrl and with the knits on the t.ii I Trim if nr'c-rssar% for balls to base' a reell', round look, nn also steams hers to make them lluIhe'r - PhI-I-V "1 was blind' "But my eye doctor cSnrfind .irm>thir- gorganicaIls sir ,Miltri Irsid be I with hat ('yC, yet itill I Cifimitif eusin of SI I'aul Ii's wife was a Uodg> though see Sn can you please helps houst'kt'e'per who ful me''' I ,i, red sc-ti ing cheeset ake in hti'aders, you car-. urrni.se the il-se boudoir diagnosis of this case Frustrated ii his erotic apespecially if you base follosed - GHOROSCOPE th. nails on ru'h idr be an odd number Vihen starting and riding the work be sure to tie wool to thy nails so work does liii raid %%hrn tiring the places where the wOol trusses Ito _____ a ap- parentli imitated Si Paul, but with onls hIs lrfi -- Family Lib CARROLL RIGHTER'S DEAR POLL'i' - an Virginia who wanted to know how to make square pillows with pomponis on top - Make a wood frame two inch strips that is 'he size sou want the pillow ti be Drise finishing nails, about two inches apart. all around the square Wind a 'lark-colored yarn from one nail t' the one opposite all the war across one war and then do tb' same thing going across the other way which sill form squares Repeat this at least sis times and then z.ith lighter-colored wool. repeat the same procedure at least twenty times or even more Tie where threads cross arid then clip the lighter-colored thread shaping it into pomfx)ms This ,ses the dark part is a base to be sewn over the top of the I'robk'ma' You'll feel better If von get Ii .1! ?OW' chest For a persosal rey. write to ARRY - ltoz No 551W. 1. A. ------- - \ 's'ntciI,l is '•''.. " and escning lot you ii 'si itils rut in nioton ne .ourse of action duu1iult lunng the busy week, ttit possible today because >OU base the free time, om access it others and to places where cj an pioneer in some nc" arrangement that can bring you trt'men.tous adancemeni ARIL:S Mv I I to Apr l'-) Ideal da>- fs planning how t,' gain >oui most cherished desirra and taking the initial steps in such directions hair an>' treatments nrces',sn to inlprsisc your health Reome a more dynami you TAURUS IApr 10 to May 20) Get into the actisitirs ihat will make the future more prospeisous ant uttif> ing so need not si orts so much Lw your hunches, si hich are good now Don't deItherat too much and miss out on action r uired GEMINI (Ma)- I I to June III Get in touch with friend, who can gise >ou information >ou need and rtend any tsois s-.'u want Attending some group itlair can bring cellcnt mc suits now Dress in right style IO("lS (fill DR EN June to J ul> . Ii Plan time for rInsing higher-ups and gaining their support (or the future. Situations Jes-elop that iht'iw >'oti how to heconic mote su. cessful I ike it easy tonight Enjoy kin I F() Julr 12 to Aug Ill This is the right lay to take that lIIIC trir to get the data that means much to hut has been bar-il to get before Make some new associate who can he helpful to you in the future Drive with care \ IR(;o Aug to Sept ) Ideal lay to keep promises > 'u base made to others and add to your prestige, good redit !'on't disappoint the one > ou lose Show >- ou are a thoughtful courteous person Gain affection I 113R1 ISept 23 to Oct 111 Now that >- ou comprehend a rn which an associate has, be sure to cooperate with him and get fine results lou have to act more quikl> if you succecit ii here a civic matter is concerned scORPIO (Oct 13 to Nov 21) If you let fellow' workers in en your plans, they will cooperate with mutually cce1lent results Find the right articles to add to present is arirote and h- 'k more modish and charming SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dcc Ill hieing with persons at races > on mutually like can mik- this a most interesting and dr'ltghtful Jay I noujhtfulneu tow .ird male brings cs.cllent results Show that it is both your Jut> and pleasure to do so Af'RltORN tUec 22 to Jan liii Get bus)' and do those thc h. this t ..n;c that emirsc r.d th: harmony that should be increased there Gel rid of the cause of friction step being so hardheaded and show your human side more \Qt' *.RIt'S Jan :1 to I el- I °i Prblcns can be hanJlcl utisfactonlv now SIfle ) ou are thinking dent) and logkall) A good talk with regular associates improves Jail> routines u:cA!y Get )'our heads together early PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) -S good day to think air; howto add to your present income appreciably so you need not worry so much about money in the future Sit down with an influential person >cr.i know -Sik for a.lsice, which can prose ad u able IF YOLk (filL!) IS BORN TOI)AV he or the si-ill he one of those delightful young people whose mind is buzzing with ideas of all kinds and who wants to put them in action right now, so teach earl>- to pick out the best ones and then plan carefully ever)' step before doing an> thing about them This si-ill lead to success, otherw'isc' nothing si- ill be accomplished Stake sure >- csu gise the finest education >ou can afford I here can be lame here, also "The Stars impel, the>- dci not compel" What you make of >-our life s largely up to VOL Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for September ii now ready i-or )-our copy send your hirthdate end $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Has h2'. Hollywood, ('au! 900h an estremt's of doing nothing and doing a ridiculous ,imount of intt'rfervncc I siant to bit' as long as ml. trair, Ic active, and sill use all asailabic heip in doing so When my brain goes. I'll be deal anyhow and ssoWd prefer not to the rest of m body kept artificiall) al:ve JIFAIJSTIC AT 74" Sgn mc. --- - - from lb. Cat-roll Rigittie Initutut. ' 123 t\ ii - - Q1 6HOROSCOPE -i ' rg husband' 'rblem For ear I sk 't beside him and mans sleepless nights tause I just didn't ant sepa - -'. Tt-a'. ',rkr'l F?ri4'PI ______ _______ p.c. I Sost.t City SlOt PtSII(? :bSamu.ls T.4atOTtI 10 5et,sud ieach.t i Rib 1 Houitkreping It Guido's note 20 C,e,k slant S. Ronsan 121 24 Reiil)' ( ' iiRattle sCene Rrthoo,c Pars"st til 1777 ia 1 City in p,-s lnviabl. Prus c'apor I S* red boft 77 Weather hart -: Decay litre cit LVI .13 Hii'iiat 73 Lirer sb Sltr'd 4 Fatter. inlets 24G,apceftaI ,t-5fls4.akhLost 3 loan ICorn. hone 37 p., ish ptia) Nra" stat indicator 4 'chud ? Ado s rarh - "' 7 (r -c -- i '. 1' \ ?1.i .ra 4 ' ,- \' , - . Siion.'rs vifc scttles ( lI flCkTSI 4.3 Perth °°' iI ROIl ae'c'ountof 13 Whola smour,i SOSan'st,s. llCoionsal sdn'ornstrator ' N0eout A16 - --a- CARROLL RIGHTER'S 1 Starr.' - - - 'rca Party : GIYO r . --.-- - -'-- _______ 5CRfl6t 4- == .---- - I tIR " UI NIl \ U tI '.1 1" I' - Is1RL-A [American Revolution = ) 197i - -' -' 's".0 lii ,a'I, i,i'5. ,, .4,,S,iStS - �Friday. BA—The Sanford Herald 4uq1it'7 Ta/k M To e Wh en svmbolnf the I82ft Ma West, IllS ANGEI.ES AP and 193(I. turns WI tnda. but she'd rather not talk about It. said, "I'll %aIt until I'm ui." sex '!' a remarkable Even at the fourscore mark, she remains figure of it woman The wMed frame, which inspireill the Mae V.C5i life fIcICCI In World War Ti. seems little changed Her face is smooth, and her hair, still blonde though with a little bit of help, cascades to her shoulders When she walks. it is with the same jigglin strut that epitomized the wxualI hbcriiU'd woman of 'She I)ont Him Wrong" and "I'm No Angel." An intervies quite naturalh w'. since she was the pioneer Of more led to talk missive entertainment Bnoi-!u -m as &;te. Item in Iota, Mau West ,.thrred font prostitute in a pill She v.Totc 14UP4i Se x an,1. % its of I (1') or. In His . ctuecri .roeenth ,: :. '..1Il Rent is cnritr Ii,. ttsratvd thoo 20th ann:ver,,ar 01 his Cuban olution Among those attending was Harold mitiri than II' per t't'nt 01 wages for 'rtiwn, foreign editor of the Canadian Press. romniodation, And some Cubans live spent UI days observing the Cuban went stusrini, old mansions taken from the rich or huge ne prefabricated apartments is a report \TlT + I'ldl'+ • -W - :' 1thuit'. i'.'-, tilt citit %411114. 1114"11-uilIs't icu: $0h00c1-r1 isitthitit Matus 0 0 mw cc tssil viass iIii 4114 1111z 5 ' 1'1110t 11 0till liii,, cciii,pIs'ttstiu cc ''isisi in' 1)-140-14 1114111111% 1111111 lii I iki' \lort wilts aba' it. 'tujsrltil.- uslhuhi'tii ctastliuitp + II.1(1'f huh% ccii.' let lilt, stir (as'. estil in the I asks' It hitis i iitinaslts tw'e'ii pInnimI hw.'ii ii t i'),. iii, huts Ii. fit Ii. Mastio area is cc ithilni thus' i ;rI'e'tu light l"llpit il l lilt' qlaol lf,11, j4elt* J)laIlIjj-jj 111111 lleil- C14111111ol-Ill tit I)III 1114' 114"A high Itt 114mil 11111 tit Is't,ss'.t frill,, flit- I it'. 'if Sinf' cii cc he'r.' •l.unistliiii cuf it 4(1-ac-i-.' liii Ill' '.i *p log ccliii •i,c'tuIiug In hi %411't ailti '"-il, Iu,'cis'osi, iii P.-. pal iil huii lw'e'n pls'sIgi'sI hu this' 11,1111,11 11M.1 , l'l;r, its ci lusicit i iiaiiruti'tinru-i- le';s:.r I Its' loi.',r it alcui • isnst,l,'r r.i itis' laish .hs'vi'Ii'pc'rs tess-sit iu cc') ihe lighTing asisia If tt.' '.ts' t sti'f'.es islIhuriuctil, I.i I liii' (I'. it ii,' I light S-ihioul It I)t fol"'riitiuu,: at .-isluau-It)- ccliii'' thus ainsi its-ui it'$ultii i'cIusitie bit Its' liril is i i'nislsle'ring ui'hult b'ics'sl isilt 1511155 will Is' jtl.it '.I Its' I iki' Iie,inhh.'c hht'hi s hu*wul this' ii'... 'titter itlt, ci hitsuls or" 'cit f..e tut'cc' hslils lii •'Iiar hiiiqittrct, liii' h.ir 1 s I'f,iI'iI this' hut- 1,1.1 iii sic air,Is'sI i tirutr,ss - t tsut aur;s'ticii' l'ins' I ri'ct, lAItui%tcN4l suit 14*5 lull St litsils I,, 'lic';iii-acu.s it $I.fl. his a, isslis y asuifs'tu*uii' icilti '.ta*fi' rrcluiru'n,t.'nts (i.e t'- ais - tu,'r iuuashs'reuhi)- ls'a,'..' I ,',i ti ill ts''i,i ins ai chaste shet,'t,ti'i.'.t ,i,,-' it.:.- :lI't: it ,''-'i-.ttflt Ill.li '$''I.tih-i l,in ill I,'. h.' l.-,,i- Pus'r asruil fir .1'' ti h'tla'i g, oft.. i- liiui.',h usttsir iuie trial uuihhiu-$ty iuru'.'IitesI ifl with i"titit- utis,i f's lIt.' ci i+-iuutu., (lot trial In Se'iuilnots' s'flo - s' II,.' tu'oi-t*.'r u all nu'ltirr, +%+'.tst;snt State' .-tts. N.'wnw,n tkc-w'k, Inns4'utut' Ili the Iit her chili,'' win',, it disc tim t 0 Ne'.ci'il murder s'a'.s', who 58)5 W ill seek the sheath penally, titles chic I'. phi'. siraiIl%' c -ap;utmt.' striauath) ii'titised the' trial change bill his boss, State Ally sh,iiilst tie ini've'eI Atilsttt I hu'n ring, felt the it llw )crs say ttn'y espee't wlee'tlon if -I l2-sne'mtrr jur) sill take' 11$) most of Iii.' ops'flinlg ulis) .if liii' 'fltusivllhs' inuruk'n trial shue'rifrs Investigators soy hllcsoun,'tt,' Newell's hl.usI-sp4slte're'eI station c'.-aig.iei hit New ,li'rs,'s after Newell was shot nine tins's arid ruhissl In an Isolated aarea off Lake Kuniuu, Hoist near the lntt'rsliite F'ue,r'hjike Mary boulevard ints'n-hangu May 12, The >-tuuth allegedly hilt hihike'si tuin'k tei Florida using 11w ,ti'tI man's credit e'nr,Is+ When lIiccmn,'ftr sc-ass arrested cicair t-.t '.lc-iI'tltis' aaithurstue',. r.,- il.i ii' hail il,' ii, iiisu', cc ,.I!t ,,utI s pistol. , lilt' .'sliiiittttii' ('111W. i 11.1111 lie' c's.'o;w. charge was ltwlgs'ci July 21 after lbssons'ttr I'-.' hsail hhsaril hiss tast,le'tI bit pillscc iggl.'el (mu i ,i 'e- reet'h tank'' Isolation cell through a 6-byc'. u' ,'k consideration of awarding 14-inch hole tie' w as nude but iiianuigecI to grab is shirt stint .0 einlraie-t for (hi.' e-cinstruc- tionu jar open it lot-keel etoot' and fled 11w jail in leg Irons, of the' new Palm Str I ruts authorities IitI Iu'iius'ntiirs si tutwil h,iuisleih in at it Jailer, alerted to Its' cZt'iihH' hi) trusts- , apprehended ii'. er budgeted 1151'.1)00 haiti at the corner of ('aenjitercial Street and Saflford Avenue, estiuus,itt's Oftk'c'rs testifIed in Juc-e'nitc court Thursday that it look I Al'.'. bid was $89&20() from lu two men to sulsiur' him in a fist-filled struggle on Its' Its- -. tkluait tu'ts'cul 111110 its'.. It okiss tin it sit.' lw'fnre it settiwul 4 •i'i Is' luilit ' Fe s'chiivain Sitisuid flcnt'd iiwiiilier Rust I'eattiet iiissl his 1. le" lop give new it, . Seminole's nett proposed high school - at lake Mat-s to relieve the eccrc'rc-iw cling at ; I 'man and I .aike Rrantle high St'honls Feather oiflu'sf with fi'1h3c5 - : re . iutuilsi ,ti',,tl llrsamt It,'c'. to, Minis in asking us' Stale lt.u-uI 4 I 'sitisation to s'srnilii.'t a '1531 tii%'u,t to dt't.-tiiiini' II the' uiintt 's new high, st-ta.unl stweihil lie built lit tilt,I.,Ar Mnr%-Five Points an'ji e-alher limo at 15 l ke IttSliI site at liii'. hut.' 1 his' planned I s ki' Itsiasi se'Isi,,h alwlIit tic- c titiles front Ociesto, thus ccsi.ihl IN, piishe'-el sine step down 11w pruu'nts list Its i1'eb\\ i-si I-s Ih'rald Slafi V.tfle', Turn ti nie sp a .+ e.rr t ' istrt ' 1.11" into For niam of these Cubans the roinpetitior not so touch for husw hind and housing as P4 f in' SOTIII li HAROLD MORR1SO iiadtan Press foreign F4I1n '- ' spare - in the ins r'ibhearu. ii. beginning u' shouu 'ement but it has miles and miles to go+ 1 ,r A yen Fidel Castro admits this as he tells his : rvets art- nu4Irit be years of UusIstIliratLlt'acrru4sc1t ilc •"nw next froll years will wrecks struggle iid work, sacrifice of its own. along Rut tin- staite or the average Caruithan traveler, Cuba may. .;*,Ur as is picturesque, enchanting island, fleets of buses, and mans officials. ran get cart trunmed with sands beaches. and swayinu their toti" rail for -t'hiric For tin I •sT uuilms Special hoteh for tourists can isolate thi- trircr: traveler from the heat, the skimpy Cuban ration' , :..-r t.ii rt: of nwat, butter and other products and IN continuous watch b securlt ITWI1 t'h.airiges in litiri. conditions. l.tpasnIed seti. Even the Sierra Yilaeswa, the mountains, rnn,ctructrnn has virtualh eliminated illUers-' which protected and gave birth to, the 1951 Comm. Medical training has ir:'rric,'r :ri. thO ,4 revolution, evoke romantic thoughts as evening asri sick get proper skies turn red and blue beyond the setting sun But travel on those same roads b% da5 and But ronipiirr Cuba sa r'r it Oi-. t; sweep your eye beyond the fields of sugar cam and the struggle comes in sharper focus Into sight—hovels el, and the bambciu SUII is U4451C14114 land (of aU .I4I tililt', workers bye. waiting for the PM better lilt rommumsni has prOmL'ed Mui. it it," :iittcrud it net'ds Is For mans who, starved under the niIt prt''CgflIC5, the better life has already because' of its tea dependence an Sos'it't i'. of its shopping iInSovir't ,ctor. arrived At least they have work and an equal Cuba does Planes, trucks, guns, rockets, radios, waut-' share in rationed food and clothing share Ne mar, between the ages of it and 5 is tanks, ships, radar and other equipment c' without a mb. indeed. tie will go to jail if he from Russia, Diplonuitu officials here rstinuite that Sr -: refuses ti work A minimun wage' of & pesos a :uinth—about SINI—is enforced Many workers aid must run ti more than $ million a das 'i; 10 - - ' cash " . —. ,'s ,r4orm$i,' crosi.es her legs' while like an 4-year-old Non \i'A\ :1s's&'tsrltif q u(stic)ns from her leacher in Tokyo. Japan Crown Prinwith her gloves in hand, -.rniling proudly as every mother dues when her child crnT(Ch' responds — 'ac' i na True Hypnotists Piassi s.s of - W - A quiet. rcunng per,un't it, IIKIIUid upon WIU some stispirilin as to whether Is thinks the right thoughts or even has 11w right politics lIe'm'i' thst' ptierny hypnosis instructor utter. car. attract a t'ertuui clientele Willi the questiul 'Wnnt to th'vt'Inp it strong. powerful petsustuslity"' The stage' tiypnesust. 1sf Marrusie says, at tilises flu,% attempt ge'tiulflt' hypnosis and hi-successful But the t'luirliitati ufti.'r will tuniiuthtt- by;.nosis either his PltW Ins. ('wit subjects in ar uudit'nee Ii itypritituzing sutijerts he'fore'tuind SI the's will tes;xind ti ;xmttwpnotn 5igruil Its' cnterthirs'i wits all e'.t 'ii runtra' rt'tW'%$'iilf II? 1m i'xtt'?itlt'ti itlss rr,'k Utke'r t'tiiii' i4 itt till rca.! ttul?ui,. aict'iirduii ti r Marcuse ''The result is too give hit public the mrorre'c'r idea that uses' short session is. all Uuit i.s needed for inducenii hypnosis.' her points out 'This' v,elr J to thu disadvantage of the professional tuvpn.'ttwruipiscl or experimentaluut lit brithin the i.t411t h'pnotast is. governed tu laws. confining his ;wriurnuinwrs ti certain acts. Rut It. thu tleiite'ci Suites.. there is nu' sucli statute ttiu,uiti Its Socie't' lip, Clinical arid 1.zjwriniitrtit.ua hypnosis It iitttsniptiti tit educate thu public about his';inunu mid has. pushed lot k'gcslaitiusi Li. Its' qua('k or charlatan gradualt'. dilute's. public - confidence to a point where profession is uitiwssgraeled anti consequrnhls so is its inrrnne it 4'l 4th'ertmtrig and prolessionitil entertainers are II! Its' legltinuste twpnntist's chief bugalmos. ...s Its Fl. Murrus, educator and author of h.sl.s and papen about hypnosis Adverlisl1w, pnirnuuun, whether for cards ..s or vitaniir piIL often accentuates- and cxploits ii situation of uric'esrtaut and repressiucti ,.r'suallts writes. In Murcuat' in Ins bool,. - H ';nueeus—Fuvt and I-'u'tmn Prerseerit-cisis advertising surroundini t- -piie,sis' is rut exc'rptinn is- polnt+s.- It ''ru)Iitt-flfl" questiiisu lilti- liii.'I s.f te'ri at;,; se- lit it; advertisements ,!ct!stliU- the- rev, unit wInch nuts runs ti a 'l.inMructed iit'pnioUst y ou lorw)s 1-k' you want Ii' gall tie len't ,trtt uffe'rtinii of list' opposite ses—e'vt,ri without ttw'ir knink'dge' Are you worried about sexual utters.' I ll, Voco re'ialuu' that once it; it tranire%Ipur ubjt't't will dv us you cunmu.ncl and will uiti' s.-uUr i've!r v,'"" lit Marcust UtsSLTVtrs that ''the' picture of a. uiniude- h.'nuik' he'runipanying ad'.'ertisenwnti' ru IIt kind leaves little- doubt as U. what the' wish , , "n isdditiutiiil lure It learning hypnosis Its addi,, is the' presiuse' of 24 ''re'veuling" lit. ttogrttphs_pruvidrd the' student buys all .;s'flsi'.'t iniiltrurtlitt 11410141. It tiLst ii- intervstuig Lu' note that ad'.'ertusuag it -t'rtuini - hivpncsts. gives Its' inlpresuaiunt thuit I!.' tuvpnutast is ulwsn's a male and tis' subje'c't v is. il suuhibirs , we'll-&uipctl, geuid.loobung. ing, whole girl in ii flin,ut nwgllset'." I A'gltlutalIte' tis'pnutasts uftisi call such ads' aitilus Isi Matrcwg' sayt, This,' Is- explains., ''ii- bt'cnws- is cunmiuli :,t - air which runs through all advertising cainet'tmcertung hypnosis ti the' endless series of ;i!.Iuujce's Want to tiwhie the' weak us stroni as. a lit Make' the- hulls timid'- Make fun In the' !walus ;.ii;uulasr '. it Itsi u'p;x'slt.' se's' lnupruu'.t- ' 11w + + ,' '' ' - - ' Dire - • nitl$. $isWl 5S' a, prsparpi*S topless I . InK Curtis U liftsuclood Curia l,j, ____ - __ ______ —--______________ L u"M Iff;1IJ1iU!JUti1ILV _ - - — dentLctr. IL'- rule' tit ttstr fields, of science' still is Hooded. lit Marcuse points nut "Ili the enthiuivaiii of deniunstratinig that tiv;nuesis- is it beirut tide' ;ihenonwnuii, one' should never tivake- use of thu fare-baekv.'urd logic which it, t'tle'trt sayI, that science is. often taloce It' a*t't'rpt ft ilItI reject the- unusual arid ttw'rrlurt' if hypnosis is sios ti tie- arvtspted it is ti this reasonuni scientific- " he cautions For t'.'nturn'r hypnosis hue- pfll%ctI again and iigulti to La- .'ffe'c'ti'.-e' in various rules, In MarCUM- sat. '"Flits is. lieu to dens that Its' elestnt'nttj. of fut!tlIlts send gross deceit hart- often obsr'ured this 'i,'ii lie- adds -- ' + ' ' - Carnival !.+r' :ur:,, is'iw'fit rel.varull and pistst'n -"vice' priugrams of MUM'UIiIT Atitst'iittluuflt it ::,"ticii ceill Lie heLd Aug Z W iVth Court, Saente K'$.IliuIirIlt fit II 315 J1.111 "luau Lou Jitis':, thiugiit.- r 'ti sand Mrs Ikinsild lu-s ,iiu''s. it'll s.'rvs a,: riti',nius't.'i ais.c;u'd tn Kisthis I 'scenic'I'he' carnival will feature such games. as bawling on hIs' green beat bag toss, Fr.rncti buol stall, pier toss. treasure hunt, raisin rt'bss., and null, butte ulrup All fl'tK'redS sc-il] go to turf Its- fight aguitisi dystruphi asic related diseases alf!lie'tn.F iiidhuns The' children gut the Ide 14r! staging their event '.&ta&e wutdimg Buw. Its' clown, en P + tru;shs -- IllIlfl1MU1 --. IF , - - - - -- - - $9879' Au0s' 5p.i - Foos' 4 moo, Cl,. 4..:!', "a ae$t:4:U P oswr Sm*i low '. be, t"11145 D,a 5.1 I,tOIss*r tag s_t t'cia, G.,•,t.,C is.,, MIru P,ri fill 9S. t...'g1 r:5i . V. .,' +, george I :- i, a:. stuart - - _ . - , -iv,- _ -- -+- - . + - -- - - - ,,,,_lIl I I lpup__ .0d,, - ;ttiol,%.()rl4ititlto,,%IfKllfll'f side%%alk Itis.smn,'tts' had been placed in the griucinsi floor ''rre'c-ti tank aif (i'm it elisturbanwt' Ill ant upstairs ce'llhhsiek, according iii Sheriff ,hmthini Polk. Polk said htissonestte has cau'ceeI several elisturhaina-es aitsi had set lw-ti fires in ,hiine' in the cell lie o copied alone' used;urt".-iously at Id> hIs situ' s'ctool art- hieing u,.e'.h for It,.' III'S sifle M,',itiss liii.', this' s, hi's ii tst,ir it ci,tititiiit's it_i wait lii tic-ar cc hi.'thut'r of tin' Ae'ks'riiisuu ('otitpan>- who-li iuiirctuai'd (tic' Attameinte I';h'iu icntary s'luw,l arot '. IIacre trait 1 for $1 25 million will lease Its' school hat-k I., the becairci fir the' 1913.74 )ear anti i ttit't, '.e the building back to Its' s, tte,eil system for rt'unioval I)istunitent ii ith (Sst-."'t,:,:':n'! t!e entire, Geneva else'ccht're' theessunty government prunip- hs'nInsulaI But he felt because It has been pOlnitt'(I out the ted talk of incorporating the of the sparc-it> Of the purchaser plains Its raise fix, ;s'nus'%a area tiursuig (tie sinilastiiuuu, the inue'or;wiraiteel buililings airiy- w- oy and could ust, MtraLs) night uiit'e'tlnig sf CROP duties isimulit not lit' fc'aisihtc' at ehimioun of (tie structure to Its' I ('.suiiuisitte.' to Resist this tilts' schoue'l systeliu as a write-off. );irt'cs'.ie' l'olitieuivas at the Retired Air Force (',ml lIeu IF Its- one year's lc,M' onset itantiunuts e't'nttcr. The' Idea bestir. cc his live's at lit I .aike' donation of the school plant ";.s proposed by James llarniey, was all for the idea. ''I he airralnuge'eI, the school system Ilurkt'tt cain uruk'rsatainut perhaps ls.uw- will see as savings of about 50 Utter rensiuk'nts questioned sonne' 114-0 0b', whitu tiaive+' lived tsr i t-tit ci'. e'r the' cost of toda> cmi the subject st'euiied Its lure for so long, ceisulel like It, t;usldinig a nit's- plaint st-hoed I .sgret' hat II is a good idea, but continue delightful rural ,.i-tii'se'vt'n uusunttis' eon. ,uilght be difficult to carry way of living, but when an area striation tints.' through because of the spread grows as raii.ithl)- its Seminole . 'l1..'k3 .,, to( ..s.. s,...i, ,Ut t5FL'I UCMJ sIuers+s' pslpUIJsIIOil. (.iltIi*i) 55 I5r51irt''5IrIo II WUUIi4 '"5'-'.' ,,5,' Jms&'phi Ii Masthie'ux, long just tie itisut tuiainaigetnt'nt to tuai some new sections i taut.- ruside'nt, saai'I to' thought it 50* sirIarste- %% lilt gtxsl p-'iii.' Ili .t.iisi,te'rt'tt ins '.i'r) c-isti s '0)wimulil e lx'so-fu's.sl as it ccouhi charge (if thie' giuvt'rniuuie'nit+ ,Iitititi+ It t'ilfl tuiuti_ss' ii student .- nic outage mi. husb- of 750. This tunic Could as t-hsnuie' all. Should Geneva ever ministration." it if it would •n- ce)rlxuraate' those who tue'..' lived lake plat'es during the st'hool's t bib' Rust Ibc-en Mullet I 4skt', in tsr-c' as long tiiiic' arid know sisttiuuit'r vacation in 1974 and Is' this needs s,F that' areas sabisuttl ls' nt'asds F,ir rt'ou'ninig 50 St'ts'uittn'r, ltll consi(Ieri'd For office''' Mrs 'lhss'uelore Chalfant ofI-stiiuiastt'd costs iii iiitl'.Slltt Ili'st I Iasc- e'nu, staled, ''I s- unit (tic' building are $6 1 to $ Sit sq cart' foot Sc cc through with this mi 1iriotht'r per tic tie 'n timiii us rut v ins Ohio, but I 'iii not t'le'ni unit or 1- sets sul s m is, stir,' here hiecaitise' sit the lii Sc',iiiuiole' has cost from fici and up tier square foot -i at Ic-re' ci g esu graip hit' it The Alt,suuiomite' school if ctiuuity htU1lti4tfu If the)m take ciul the iisiscc'eh cc.'uhth tmr,mbaihl t* ti -t cit.' ne'air Lsku' Huh'. trailers, liii lust stirs' ..~iiggpp.---.~~ [OW ER POWE R A STUDY in trlanular perspective is aft r,-if . ' wlerpstjng . ''worm's e'vs' view of a tower captured by Herald staff writer and photographer Mark We'i1117 - A ltam onte Budg et -. (ene'a Res ic'Jer ts associates -- illIll ng Split on Incorporat - waste another I second! Almost Doubles Ill Ji. l'AT'I.Slf"i Ihu'rald Staff %% titer r'iI.TA%1(JNTT. SPRINGS council, fartul with a budget almost doubling last >t'.srs, Oni) we a cut Of up to $lSO,000 if there is a delay in explosion of the sewer plant. sand Mayor Lawrence Swofford ait as s-eurkshop session Thursday night. A public hearing of the $1I,t1l3.6 budget. nearly twice List sear''. M.09.261 budget, is schi'dult'd for Tuesday night at 7:30. Salary irs'rcases and money for cc-aite'r and sewer account for of increase much the Ez*nraiitur-c is up Z17 per cent fir iutrk. an Inert'.sst' front City 1I2 ti +.i wit:, fft'rs.-rr,et up on per , cnit, He(reation will get 11* per cent rroe'e than last >ear, fire 82 per cent more; ,u'icf police' 45 per cent more. Pokes Chief Justus East said the increased police departnwnt (Aejtjget was ''a Itep towards true pri&cssmfonals.cni Salary Is., tw.1 hal money for water a:,. 'r iccowtt for touch of the 4rip.L.Cy une.'reased budget. Swofford told he objected strongly to a request from the Siinfor'l Crime Laboratory For a Ie)O c-untributson from Altanicn*.tv for the laboratory, which se" .c-t the whole county. "lbs County Conunission cnntnbules :r'onev Isi' 11*' 4h.)le u:i.'. e.sul " . .. '- r.cj - ' ' ------- -------- ---------- em ''' '" I If 'ta.if aq"f, it' means the people in the municipalities ar's paying twice - the laboratory will get $2iiifl from CnWfl7 people, and 19,W from city people. This is v,nlaham of a state ocrbnance'' Cosxksl agreed they woujit not vote the inamy 10 the Laboratory Swi'stfurd said he N'iuld ,II.su continue his lting-itanefln-4 hattie with the insurance fl-instr) :f the -:lty tie lot 41v'fl fair and eqwLbk rates' :r the coming year We area fuji senier tit-s er should 4et i good rate, sendSceoffont 'iS we spend 1300.000 in (ire t prutet-tuon. we should get the une reetuctaon rn rates." more money, it '' ' -- Burglaries - .. -- - - I -. - - - Reported Ky LtH,A WEINTI Herald sstajf Writer - - -- -' r I .. 1 , : " V , ni,str ~ - - -. - j , "i I 'pip: ' 'is , tiintiissimmise'rs " — Old Man Found In Filth , ' xk I RI0 - I - - . -V 8 - / / -- - - it. Ubk - - pope I ~4NG - !SI ~ , - ' ' - - 7 -3 - Dealer Clearance on now'. MIAMI i,%Il i A fec-hi.' old tub c-', ',:sitt hlirti,i,s:i was 11011 ccls tstlss r ',,sill ut,' 11 1,111l.'imt -it least 'is iiii.litlL', iii ti, II.Arbage c -ui its and ,Ail,% kept Ili i t posit;) to 'taM' that had ht'i'ni p.. n fit, ,istmstluiil,s-inslt'ste'et scciuui' (iti.uuueci In give hint it 11% It: sp.ice' ats'eit ft'.- c' feet lu> II r't Inig MMI iuuu*i histuse' tiass bc'c'ni his hu'el S.ts as filthy- ius.st i .-'a-ue'.h Is> mill sec'rs %'I( tor H arlon. it. I, cc- os tress. .sl-aiiis'ci is lIlt urine ain't I uts*h I> irig Ili a lust len got hsa g't' 5Sc-li I, * 'ii as metalI I ras iii', IIi't s .5,5 ic Iwo tie' cc- ass ehises.ve'rt'd mug suiiel '"Ihe' i'le'e' cc as (till 1 ttursetay , toilet I)t'te'e'li'. c' Wsl. iuisssqu I test's, ' it't, ccii- ,ls,suui I le'siisstig hIi s- ass taiks'ni is. hire-tiling iii (hi' ssiik 'I bc't I. cc c-ri' He. sheds, tush just .'ime is lss-ugI hwsshmituil, 'Its' uici our of Its' house' in it light bulls h.'uniging (ruin iitists re'siuh'lhtiatt nwighitsc.rhsooel t t.iliisg The ek'Ic-t'tict' sastl the hwiI1 Miali ll , Ronnie lt'rjtnwnt saiL r uçij NLAgwha Inc. u 'ci.iL's, W Lake Brantley Ru .rpurles,1 that iu*iiSsflW Cntr'ss tht' building fliur'stby ..uwi tuuta '.er $400 wuth of olttc-': isuc-hins's and telepbus*s a.' esella a satu,sl .uusowit of i,'tu.lr lit a segiaraste rnt.'udvut ttu 'iserdf's depruneait said ti'.,: suiisji it1e a $l, Sit, A 11 - '-. ' ' - . '- - - - ' - -- - - - •- 2 - - . - '' - - - " - -- . -- A - ,,____ , this' i '-'liii usisil s-hm.sng.'.l cc idi IsIse' illtIIriSisliliis'ist. hls'nsnsiisg said - -' - - - - - -' , - - ''I '''' • - - -- - --' ' - ' to - ,: . ,• ' F: - II - CA_SE, ham radio operator from ( 'asseliserry, IstIhIts ", us ' - .;'.:: + ' WF'T%' Last sear. in - cooperation with MLIA, 39,54? carnivals were' held by chtddrrzt aeruss 11w' country and over Urange and white tag before the deadline p IAJ ': ', t: : • ': ' $- , ;r ot _twl-ft ' rd ,,', , to,^ , . ." " 'u-: , ' '' 15 5 5 ,,o, ;si, 51) lit.. PH'. s's S • "I. "to "I. . , ;: : ii i a (l., O.i, p p.epoa Ii to ': . ;;, II', Ill, Ii'. 11 to 1' ,it >4 plate, fin t lu Ii tie h.m tMld htah iii IIi' ( 'ill It the all' toipinig ittli 11111 PIt this in ot her's u:sUsuaa I ( acid 'asi' .1V t'1IIiII)II the stop theni But for slt-UatIOH and will not aware of this Jawitien are ,i rest of usi, they may not be its UnderstandIng so better get on iiliIi 0* -'. : :: uPt si. ',.:,', revalidation sticker issued him to extend use of '7:1 tag push Aug '20 Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford ' '+ - - - - '' ., ' - ':+ 1. 1. ' *010 ow Mo5 :: :: ' u-.'."--• - p'.-. in u•..,a ': M(A IN : Pu v:;' 155 Jon L Ow dfloo : : i:'.: oi H's H'. ll. jet , so " :: :: 40. Cl u- ii W. : ': : It:: 0 : ::: ' ,,, . :: : : - itvu* Poo im,ur, . : , in it - ce. us - . is'. .: . i5J o.i $J I-- %.0 ' 5• e• ii, ji. It a. t.ii 5 ii ti. u, 4111.4 ii ., Un',i,i- Mar Wj los's It's M *win • *.suo... *.o us Oli-* - r' I ciT. '". ! -, 1' Lisii, $, a teudi) huh 155 ha., but a+su-s'jjaiute'-d at Uie ShcM'4d.41 lss1eu cears, never tla.se'uveresj was ciuih fiti,olit fftembs 1w Jii.i t b c 0 tu,'ustt,'s tie ha.j know °t- h_id I.iitilf, ietw' i4wivei (tutu ,tieiit, ti tktvnaiuj. of KuMisauiii twsd,je at thiui urging ti ucithas Mit-h., wrests, 'hint lit taussling cries tt'usn seceraj th saiuil tmaai psoie ti the true -k chri'.e'rs, cued schui ittil in we,ekl gel to '.Oit, ivu are I? a cecilia fltiu'n*dgs iceS's ukt ,us* hasvv a kit ti hi. A'i'quaieil.esse'es told police t'tunil cci ..azP.l lice scuiki still 't.i-. '':aOi 'el sas uksposst'smi ,asJ 'v4'h' who CAIV ''s is cc hen hi' clusited I • the I the' I stIle lImier tirielge .. -Weeks ago and plwuuii5ledi 10, to Its a,itde whets s cc-i •i I It s(aiu,ksrs ihuestitisl ten • " ' ':' 1*1 A, I I iw% Macii #,"414 Cp AA~ MM H' J use +-- - , U'. H', Ii's .: 'twi 0.5 -' ' : Uu-. II', $1. truiii Jumper Lonely To Death ' es t!0" III ciouft 1;:. 30 bell If ' . 9. :: I ., Stock Report et', I:-, it. ow ilit 'a ' U N (IL I HI Ft LA L I H ING COMES ALONG ' ti,torc,ri,'le l"naisnwu Jr 'sc-arpue't at Lasfi 'well trues tpartnuiei 'iy.ssioss chitussesi that uw.c,-s oe,ke,"ij ,t thai tiJi' It"" 11-t high • hi.iiti hiuik ti- itt t1,14-1 cc ills Issrhit'el cciii' Noon You've waited and now's the deals of the year on brand-new time to buy. Ford Dealer Clear'73s, They've all got to go and ance Time. Beat the rising cost they're going fast. Better see of family transportation. Beat your Ford Dealer soon and the '74 prices with the biggest you'd better hurry! JACK PROSSER FORD COMPANY Se riunuk shenjf", 5t'iutiej .ire probing reports tit -stolen rings. niasnes, mitfis,,', rnae,'ttines, -* boat. and a niutureyche alter a rish of Thursday buritar'.ssss+ Keith King, l,!, -said lumeeso' c-tIert'sj hia house Thursday .u,cJ 'tile 1i,1U worth it items a. cluding two .Uaununii weduin:, bands anti three san.all pistols -' 11-IL ti.slung boat wp stolen fruan Mn. Eindu Wsun:.3 halintopir Un Uinsittak in I"urt'st City on Thuriday the Shvff'-i - - ' •.Nl -, - ,- - 75 Cf ocil 14i.- .i , , _______ - - DeIaijrg it '73 Ford Royal Digital IV Electronic Calculator - . , - - I-, ' 11451 t''.'tiTu(ist.' at at. rtiti'rUuitiiiien While hlylniusit tue toevii uM'(i Ili niwdscirst- arid V.trciLst' I - Overbid - U . - I. (ta s k —+--_____ - - - ,,. - " + CIi.ct s.e 11111111 9 [)inn f IIt1lIilaerIt oUit'rrThe personalit% pitch ti esprelaib appealing sari. hr Marrust"in tin- Anirriclirt culture and perhaps It. 11% I'ItA"ek MA('OMBER isth c'uitwe ttu' 'extrovert' is the nieith'l of oples 'rw5 Sti".'lt't success He is. general) thought of us the' tuipp cigjir-srimking burk4iappllig. I eel-onindividual pricsmlui hypnotists fears and resents tin'-desk. lif,'.sif.ttii'.pisrty as much its, ha' medical doctor cities. (hJ4iIiiflglus.sl ti- liii' desired norm s our ;serson1i1It atul fir- tin sans reasons the N*T?.LOCk office nearest you 31 P. iso )ri.arO o.-i.no ri i:'u - - - oust -- - '.- '' ' ""'. ct'ss Michiko stands behind her daughter enud lit tisti at. I ditnr's 5,ute 'This it, the tick-s on it nmdrru-das e'untrnvrrss—thr giwid and twit ishoul lwpnottsm. - A ifr-s ear.e-tld New Jersey youth, sctw.hilccl to go on trial for his life Mcvnta also faces a day In court on e'hau'ges of escaping from the county jail rrc'uit Judge Richar d Muldrew, Thursday transfered the escape charge against Roy Ivan Itlss.rnc'tte Jr. tei the circuit court (Tinanal dicistion from the juvenile section No arraignment date was set for ltissonette, who g.ws (in trial in Titusi-Ille Monday on charges stemming from the May 12 nd chef near littleMary. murder of an Orlando l3.issonctte, a quiet Browns Mills, NJ , teenager Indicted as an adult by the Seminole Count) Grand Jury in the first degree murder of Charles Newell, 31, appeared before MijIdrem in lop Irons Thursday, Mulctrew will sit in the murde r trial, mo'.'eul to Tttusville ('hoc-f Circuit ,liidg,' !\iotn, 1 Sdti :itt.-r c-r;lrlilnr a . ." rrw ' }''es iin r_k_q F jn ', where. 0 11, etpertrwc ' FOYAL GREETNG hi 111111 l,l4)'I) Herald staff %% ruler . '. -- • b& IV-4149W 1 0000 . . • '; • .&a .. r c. ;r r tr o' as ls r'lspaPrs s-e'vlce &rio se cars you Ii l Biocs $ c'uCTOr$ eake t easy to l.a-n tat pearator E women 01 an ages møn is ocen Ta men 0 'f'T!et ("nOIOyt'ø IO any f,elOi reto..ø housew i fe :lt1t Choice C? clays AMC class tmts Ce-1fjsrr i.r r'sieO upon g rackjaitc,ft Job iritc'vsp r.'sr ;tu.rns Sono for tree '5duie$ foaso, i-'uqqy' A .cces SlisrI SecIen'hev r There r 2 convenient! class locations :' - To Stand Trial Monday In Murder Learn Income Tax Preparation from H&R Block ' -+ - - - Bissonette Charged With Escape; economic :' - .- vi., - JR Site Of New County School + as 20th F r irtnj, Aug I!. t'?/t , State Study Sought To Pick The interviewer wonders If this soft-voiced woman ol could have aroused such a clamor. The answer is ovm She 'Set is like a small continues to spout such comments w husines.. you gotta atch over it" t'lk'1 Nex new Shi rm-entl% fmnshed writing She dcs'ribcs it as a studs of 'set health 1411(1 h-'Sl' 1111111111111111=11111 Castro flip t,8,if,,r ,g I loriitl . rslcccnt performance 1 fti'rn. In 1fX she murmured "Cm up n• see nm no time" Car Grant in 'She I)rme him Wrong" anti precipitated a wtlesale rcvivon of the film indusin censhIp code. Item. In 143 she appeared in an "Adam and EN-c" cnnw1s on nit Ed*ar Bergen Q.arlie M'Carth radio show AM tTortated such a furor that she was banned from radio for 11 ied f or o : : : , i ,• is , , ,0 i,,, it it - I - ,, U, is. "m e* " 44 - 1uiiip. ium ' hIss 414d)%l*ite.1' ha1 tie' , - i. , - Staley ir , %hio, dragict-4 htlo~ -a- _ = �S re Santhrd Her i)$ Frid, 4uo 7, 1c7 1 — his' ',,,,f ,i h:'•,.li - Aaron' No Go This Year ___ , n% TE MI:IKR . , .4 *4i4bi. [bck hnmcra '; 44g. ' i, ,. a ______ - --. ". ' ' . -' ' Down To 12 •i'.,:.s . CARRY THAT WEIGHT 'bE\ ?ii'ti. _______-_- - "1 don't think ds posbk, ' ,' 4 p.4 .. ' ' b,.___hI. - ' iii I ltNh lilt Pt S -. . L S " 'i.. '' ' - __________ a S ,'- , , IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR helping Pirate toat. h 11,11 M ireroki gi ('55% a I I hi' hu hand left to (hreevearold son l)a'id. while at . I' 'II fl5% (if iitI liii i IIWIII'. 1111111 i I ' S " Aaron said draruon art' '.- - .. . ' " . . ii, largtst ;sir'ti. "owd irs tern New 'tori tustnr HUt) ii: twut! liii 11w rvtnt 'p st'si i,-iit stadium in auL UTf.CflSeti it tiw set and hull 11w PIttsburgh 'getk!n carni Iron ix hind imid drftaU ci 11w Phltiith'lptuo I.ugk 1-3 Thurs- Thi' Meelers toot: acivanuipt (I. tWO tuotrlw'd punurw situatmun,, ii Its tw'rtmd half for 1 MimfltJ'u4aIfl: liii' detensivel) Ut "FL a first Mi '.t art, U is listed a. a third stringer and ot Its ii- tiglitiru to' cu"s rwiier hots (,rw'st' whets Mumnim meets ctucagt in tin- orungt itowl 1rit-a1itui tplaved saws' the ('olk'pt' M1.Suur game' last nimt1m ituffalo Court- has habur is qs'rtrcI Li. stun trrbact. Jot Ferguson Us I tiweeyttar VrtL'flin t)ennL' Saturtta in 11w Nh'j.. haItie'teTUIm linebackers Bob tuaw e!teriul u buck in Inure' take,. nm lwtrrnt at Men, Miutheson and Mike' Kolen also m',rusZufl; will La Wad Ui Us. St Lotus is in Denver. will iw, artuin fat- the I)nlphin. :uirIiuii lincu; umftt'r twing en has at .ufttr reenvenint from tuunipeduimstwt'tl ii th'.utcs'Ik Houstum; pus hull a. oil is at (olict 'Inn Landr "mdl htraxton's running- Mllwuuulu'art1ni. us place of the injured laim tins Atq'elea at enniut QIl riu1s itoger ..1 iiinupsnti hcrk.'iv,, Call!,. and New Or- butch and Cruo Morton triter The ltrdskmu. will be without kain.' is ;'' t)aillw. Ilallas tsncb- Ne'si Orleans uu- servirra of their prenuet On Sunday. Cleveland play, C unt'intun threw tour,. -Unnhui' taick. tno Larrs- brown ('mn's mnutu Lit ('nlunibw,, Ohio, clown puss ifs the Cowbeyt' held of the Lineup the \i'w York (iiiflts take- in victor) river 11)s Auit.'rlrt t. tir 11w first tour exhibltuau time "sew York Je'ts at New %it't'ki ago but didn't 3)141) ii the b (nijclm George Allen Huis't-r, (Immo anti San Diego is club's lass ti Oakland last hmgiiit'iti hut ttw".uutmun& football - a it AUant is 701a canw in' th t'ttirmi h4irdl Li' ;'OflrTt. ' I '.i"iiala-t".l ii I ti.isi JLmdgi' mt itr - ';, ' • 'L'- ' . ' . j' 1'. Tht' \'''t'imtt-d f'ri's. . huh- - 1117:1 home' tturi' Must Recent home Run t 1973 ;am. Itf'muinbng ' Rube Ruth s ( iir.'t'r fte-c'nrd A ' are'cu I : -urmii. '. - tionie' Run. . : :- Aug. ir Iuv1F: almt — \LA — Trai one- t',,flre'ssiuii nagcli- ta trw' San limego Ctuargcrs IL tin' Sage at .iuhn I 'niths is that he .ivt'SIi'i hate- (us particip.ale' it; ' a(12 -arnn s \lag,c \umbar hlaiik "iuron hit hit. 702nd career homer Tb.- grasu. drill ii a ,,iil' Vinre- Lunmtiaarch grueling It is a i'amning program a series of hut John Unitoms is 4(1 ye-at's 'In' tiaa- tmiad c-xpe'nme'nrt with: aging quarter barks hating bolt; plas'ed and depends largels on guilt' npetratin Ceane-ris Unmta. like- a a c-unturhinnm%t Beside's his sorts hi mc all Iii iait,eu isu. t St 1i4,-a' it ..-ts up a shade slower in reruling from twhiuid the' et'oBut his mind is sharp and re'puthtivar Ic-ge-radars iii' .urad to recognise Uetcnse•s and mare amid (irlundu Flu arid an aidvertusmnig agent-s in Nest 'i'ark dive's he' istjfliit to the' - an Ite't tott to Ov"r!'onl'- that ,.w"t,'r ut -- - I like' it ' his' MiS's Llursnt hurt either ii, lam'1 Irs-mog he' ruon: suite- at their sleek dor mitairs-caimpus training setup - iru A deep wrinkle' under tim' onbs saga 'I thU. - t kutiaw wits time's 57 .531 4 Ck's'e"li.muumJ (sit:lauid 4 6t' 73 397 19 i1 .5Th Ctumcagc 'eva VomIt -. 58 63 47? 11k- I t'X;: 4 7(- - 0— I 'l.a —— — — t. — EntI c -- — WW " :.lmam and Gre-en hal Tb. On buau,'ks cwa take you a lung stal and we- rae-ed not' bad," .' F rictus ' thu a paid quarter- am' quurtrrtuat-i, who laid ne's- years A icuenim a gut Ii make' a hut tIm" hI.u?t mOhtirl' going tm s,naw tarast g'a.d h u"" -- - - - bmalmn .6 -- 20 3 'Thumsdina Garnt'i Atlanta 1(1, Chiit'a4ta2 detLphmiu I Atlanta "booby" Clark, who ha i.n'!I...r ' ti -ir.in4, Us u an ,,,d ns,it,,,.' ' h •êIi'. ti,,,s.,, 41111q5r Schuelet- 7-7i at --________ Tee'ive'r' ,- k't'ted "eli' nteedCd lIlOfl' speed on F seem like ii niuixed l(flhit' turluruite' persons during cacti night of rucmi: and lw t,ar1ae's- raL't, t - . If you re beef and the- rising pritset The- first st.eer, a 6Uu-peuxid drawings- or. Thuradas's will . tauntlie- uf beef. on that' hex,!, wIll alter toes ninth rave Linployes rdt'umit' pflagruuli at the Senumnok- not eligible' - - niarmagesnwilt of this- quarter of a ton, -.I .-.'d i Li,s'u. Cup .:.t'J' Thu }'maIt will be prize hunt. as the' naiJl,ent api.- of iuiitmuh.'t III leaSt 1w- cs UI-',- tieimi- tfre'sse'-tl . - - -' ' . ,%. ' '; : $ , - '' " t ''"A A ' ' .- _ 4. 1. " - .' .-"-' '. 4444% ' ,: - , ,. . , ••• ,•. ,•, P1•4, % a - / , . . :' .. ,. •,' , "• , ,,, '' I / ' • t '5 5 1. ' • , ; ' ' JP '' .'-: • ', 'A t l. , ¶ .a r' .u14j 'ft :1:_-. i,,' a,, lii,j', •i .'a Y.'. '!)'' 'I' - I , ';'4' S.., ' ' 1h,s I Ya.-,', a - •r. , -1 II ' 9 k'i ' -s' •s - Si' . -' ' ' h ' 1, - ' ' v " - II-? '' '' hR SEM lNOlE hIGh quarterback candidate Brent Carli ieL fly 'iLh one of his first aerials of the season while halfback Jimmy Steffens stands guar(I over the Tribe passer during pre season sessions, ( I It'ra hi I 'hub by Ray Watermant lnUtrwiw The- Bengali appear equalis ''The's 're' the two best tennis .-. (ailed to produce this year—a _-t ----- ". ---- . -. -- - Olde the first five years Last vt-art leading rusher EsaesJutinson,whohad)-ard3, Ve,-nun Hullanad, Stun Wallet-a. uled fun' !)e'ct'nmtwr in t'lcs-e'Pat Matson. Howard lest and lurid would tertuli: Bengal attack But Cmi', briiwn's tIl-attfl 8-ti ret'stclliet t p1ugrr3 (oO e., I I ))aarJc. e 1".,,'f I,-,' ' .' 0..:, ,Ss . Jones, 1mc'a,l e-eacti .af Florida State Ouliversit)starting his third st'as(an, saki 79 varsity football plaa)crs along this weekend For the start of aaramt na' -Jaan,''. .'t n,',-i s :a t;uimll.5-r of time' frt'siiumut'ni taa work that-mi si u' to the' varsity limit. full, _______________________________ ______________________ Because eat the :uiuijor mat e'riiaul of this ) ear's squad, - ___ re'e'e'i'. a-i I 'tail 1 'atitanut hm,ms ta-aim iiauved tam ult'fensis'e' back smnul .soptmuiiiore tight cml John Kilimiurray St ill switch tea Mavina,i Ku limumirruas' to freamis 11mm' tine's fresIutuien,' ' said We're' looking for A '5 'S Iv SI 5 i a' salt 14ar.grr In Golf GO IRA vAn?, nomo ' limes cmp 's M.ss S'gnal 111111 (lUll-N fl Cl Pt.II.a - St'I'l ON, M.a. I ,-I' I )k'k I•.,,,,",,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,, .. -.....,v .i ii,,,... ._ ..L ""'- fulllusae Is si sas nae'e -e's',it.ite',i Vs itt'iu it st as le'.iriaa'ai thmsit sa.ptueauiiort' I"re'el \1 iile'r si .n't be sit s.uIsatile' fair Iiu, first five' aiiies sIill,'r, stlaa l,'tt.'reii Sit. H fre'shiiiasuti tO tmael,it 's setiamad reiuumul cit SI*),IIM) USI (leal! ( 'isis_sir froumu ii bniike'ui Lirmn, Jearmi's 541111 Ste sire seriously - 'right mmaasc lnmit uii'lieael ns'miae'imatae'rs su.hm,' I mmmi,' - thai' '.luimalc riilmie'n I ,aat: • time' * : - C 's'' S A ',a'..', '.4 CIA 4'? i 0', 'a (3m i ía- SE, .5 0 M.'.,agius . N S Tar.j j S,.,' a Si Tpu, Mac. I (iii u I )cv liii St at. cult ci the' t'nmrruaiimu'mut and Ite'tm ( ren,shuist ,,,. as sill uiiael runimiu,g itluimug mlii 4'. Chcon LJ3C4' I Lov is E N N SPs.li i LaJ,s AJ. H WPs4Irad 5 AbRe ,tnn W ( 1(1 L 'i-.'•' Coa - ,, -------(3. 4 J 4J44 s,.r',.. ' "'' i arrp. C Ic,d I j (3 .,sr-, W (3.04,11 ri',.. lUlL LUV - strung in their defensive Int I 1-0%t.', Oros, 1 Mr Sirs,PO*ap J t),an.,iton a O,a I'. W.(14 '.'Efit iiefcj.n I MA Rvnii 4 LI14.rjton I %h.i , c-,,,. W fl,sard Si Plaguw Usual I-nsa' '. N a'. — $50 Poe. teOl Pace 1-a .II Wrc8tt..s., II iCc, , IC c' ,- i st.' • 3 ja t • 4 * s.sen • ,, ,• 5 ,'.s• *'' S Pr u'ceii St'oa • '.'Au.,en!% i_ ,a I 5' ass-a, ,• J 0jnsii4','' I 14 41',,, i' •'.Ass?'1 i1$ Smut ta,"t N a. %iO$ Pat, mistic about the 1973 season ever) 51)1.1,'' - tiiiitt7, Iite"tiitel('r'lisut - rurrIsJcF stun. whose squad is favored to eutrfWd Uitif't' thuits $1), add di- FS ii Exii re . . blocker and has tiwg •q,,--j feels rs.*,a4r _______________ ica'sSuansnuth arid Rumanias .. S eni i,? o I ' Central: Decembet. that they won eigt of their last nine games. thd' - give' Cincinnati ezeelient i-a'- s&..u1..aln'aa S Maorn. an Ilmn lnmmnth nittCt their 1irt round playoff laY t,ee, a c'' a,a,n" Mt UI ' ' ,.jsse" g"d ' ', , ',' 'Ti 1' I.-,' ,a - ,i ( A' (5s-i i' t' i'St'i' the-y gOt Pin' ri top dl slice Ste. II i$s' P'4()Git 5$ $ ft'gul*f Ill IA'.. pi-A S A (( ' ' — tenOy x.IIy Do Stout js.aIi Peep 'O 5.a ' 'Ii'" ' -' '"a 't Ir - 'A''. Puts Pus givrt tei'nu same type' 0 dPp.-'- riiat RUNNiNG V 5, b'.', -.'a,d IJOIp ide's' has b.'e'n looSirug QO(uti Rio Very good LiNC un AU-Plo defensive tackle at acts. &mth winning, — T hi old guard pastel' t45rTreI Cies,ie H(Pe'v&on .17 Oc ,jm Cop.i,nd .1 tmeey Ønt tided rISITI 1! Ci'Iti'i Yti' - ITI'* d' Si'mmiurouk's will ss'rad that' first glaing mmmlii fall Imr.n'tii'e' it al still ix' prau'tie'i,ag tw ne iheily thus is t'ziatrtt'd has ,a:ititiut' eh'fi.nsus,. hat - k'''I mat's st imt'i" liii' biitge'st lasitthi'te uapat'sai to lx' .111(1 '1 Iii' '' . 'aP-soms flh (on',el an as a Ue'cuap Mom's i,pe to p'.jwOe, Ui The defense-, though stIll met five Umne in Mngks, )IatUal. should ugu-mim be' Cuwin- Us-' utaost nae'uaorable muu-atcfm the' it 11w iumormai,ag amftentiia,ma ura.i4-r tt'. sat - st iuikeamit is Iwuac'tli e' getting 4 us huh ''I '.pa stImuli is ii,aile'el ,lma'an ,it this lb.' 1-.'tiainole's ,ala'la th.'uSIiit.iiii Stilt. l lii l'tiii.'.ti,ii- OttJNn Ii ,n OUA.I'i%'.P'e'f ciii tIme' 7. a ('cacti'.. 5 ii.&ni Sb, F stiN N at. ,iva iiilprimlae-t alt ip Iii' 'it, limit PIsm) i'd hit '.igime'ei fear it 2 A;*n 'V I A's '-', Ji% '5, ,- j ' '4 (3.': - ,', S A Ja%r S.' '.it Ch.am Amuut I k's Iiuu, tIme' skuiama) ;iistraliuin iiii ii Pi',ij A Wla', ISO. Trol - P$.uJea, ( sat, A m', jtaailtg iuitum it hi,,utairil aim the Ith I W.iai A((Ia'.ss s'. ti.,.., Aimul ('rau,ishuisc, Ihic' ituost hilItlilS .Iontc'al ivaamcgsti'm '.111cc' ,Jaii'k Nit'klatus, i:i.t cli mimuil tinhush si'. .13)14) ttithi uuii hta.ul 1w S Ann t VrJa-ibiri H WPtJylJ.., 5 (.1,141 oal, 0..,n ' '"', I'.' .'s .5 AL 1.,) -' I N 111J SH E ETS S IC, ',_. ; INCHES BY 36 INC1"4E Montt &4h, N Ness \ urfr, ' Mct,vaell 5 at "xas '('Iycl 3.'4 I, N • CuLbur'n lS-7t at s.aIjaaiaj HUILZITUJII 17-lOu, N York Stone' '-3m N at Pittsburgt. 1atxrM- -1(1 N Ptitl,adelptiium (..trftuii 1U-14 U,wtut--W 11501 .-ii Sutri hat-go Kirby- 7-131 at St Anderson, nova . truke Gieg se-u' with I,91C )lUth and tunid that luweit interesepiwn ceultage'. He- allowed ufil) S4'%'en out of J1 pusaes Lit' even beflci- than last the- NFl. s 26 ehuL rt'lnJrt buick. Suphieniuore wide' ia, cembisr in Spain," says Smith, against Nastase data' back IF 7 '' r •)','5,54 S • .. a. . :. '. ' : ' '. .r' 0 " ' ' s. • a tit, nm.'j's tm IVe' 1 ii ri '-1, as' i'.a' u?lc-f 'Vt''. da'i,r','-t ' '" cr11 %0','tS And they rn Di tt.CC g,t- ?' ui-less J(.' J,.. , 1969, LiNE ' mmmiii: I'tasid as tutu defenders The' tutU, blond Cahf'u-zuars ten huieback.ez- Bill Bet-gry, has learned "that to beat Nas.- I'viivas.as C1 at Boston LINESACK1NO a Lu., Angeles at Ciu:ugt. III iiThcMtUa Sit Clevelatid Chi)t'iAit(l sit Bidtiuiurc-, N Sunday'i Games Sara Die-go at St Milwaukee at thd'Jand \''s' Y.tr1 at 1"ku-as '\ — a'e as good as sin, mj-a' Annual quilt goes on tot meddle i.n.bam,k., , arid n', lau.t uCil ago to Cmirn negula' iOu &f Concent,atuon on deep plotection art 'scent dulls ii t,ss '5 ii', '-vi- Ca'ene ,' -'I ,a1 (,'r'it Thorn ()a,dn at salet tbtli t5s, 1 c Po.ccsu Wale Su"-'i'' l'e O!'i' i$Iity 5 lOS aihiite Uobtmy Lotus N Suuidiy is (lames — CIvic I1' *'Q N nwaiibers of the Caaa.ilberr were hwnaurs_"d at tiws iiwmiitwrs then gattwntd in lit and driver [Itch', MunU was Clubs- eltit-itnt C'uut,,huu' lur a ç,, Ii-.' suarxk'r Jack Graumge'r of gaimai' atgaiimust Kuansuis it AISQ ' -. A $t (JOtU p'..t,r.g mar11 place-a' eSr.g t' i"eotdiirs ans3 Pt ¶5 ii ''- 'a' liaiiip Sanford Flag Football his lust teawail ut. H sumac',' st iiiiiiiig twa' hIlt''. (LOla), ,St-t 8, lii.i h aj lila iva mail iilaaIt' titiiti $l.a,Ii'4i II) 19.11, lue'hal ii omie'-satnialst' li'uial eat e'r lIen I ,ane 1.') ieh thIs M.as.sing4el,', anitl 12 )e'sais iaf ages tIii fsail S.atimrctsiy, Sept, 22, 197.1 i',umiu ixsfore' Nest', 15, 191:3, aaiaai taut. ung slut' cii Ilw'st- htaiiiis shtaueilil Icr lion liamati Ia oii f'2 nuder this' its' Saimafoi,l ltisrreahiaan I'. Jenkins, thai) i',ic i', ltias'. l(auii,tsill litimi i1,uve (ihe'ii: anti it-siteD, etr- Via'1 goOd tu.aas list!, tituaa Ic,a, la-cia iii a — Ih'cau.9 tm'c." so.. op'at.on ire tu.cIe - Au'itraaiiiiim Umue'.' Aug - 10, 197.3 ,ammuh -s'-lut Is, l'..IiJ iii tliutm.aI imus'.-tamag eaii Sa- lah 7, 191i iiaI.- I'(miisadi'l;atmi. Set Ilujiltun I Al Ii.,, Ann tlisamu $270,tXIi limit. ?i'ii'aa,Iu J I belicOtigeso , • (ui'.... i'..oqi 5 ,U,,C% M.. w Che AND ,, I [t S.s.nth Mae. IPSO It•l 1 5CIAcH ii W.,aj,,,, %ifl,sj4jq -\1 L IN I Nt's \VA I '4.'', AL Ft 13.ttween Stvcfdinçs ind R.stters COLLECTED WI 'EU A JAN tlt t'ti I Wit H "it. ('raiiulatuili Atlanta itt Montreal ' - -''' - I Al, l'I (IN bihu uaturr race of the Tiniwmnu- ti"krt: Fi a rt PROSPECTUS — -W Myers. who caught a team . Au,xihLutr 1.1w . - iw'nnle bitterness, If I scare Iii' I ifl I still ste a" :. ' UC ONOARY tills' the- beef it) going to tte i _________________________ B P ur W r AFC Nastase San [liege State-, stiji time tusi it ttitCi' straight S Furilsi misiw Um, liitp". anita WiltS taM lf.4 - ' __________________ rTaairL' Li be 't'r. ten'na ' Ryan 1l4,. N IItII . iit'.,'ti' bri )emsc' s*am 1!UI ('harP,, a 1.-fuxjt-2. t4(a-puunU t1,i Brown F'ndai 'a (lames l,,lpt' Ammitelc.'b'554 'f5311mt1T I- a (imamea ttsultiiuiure' 'P.ulnuer 1i. ut's. ,. brown likes the' Luoki 5l. 449 7k'; (14 51 Thurmadas'i (.anira CI,'vt'lanu,t In i- uiimsat Cd) 4 ,4417 53 65 Los Angeles 71. 45 ('tuc'agui bus 55 64 ' Iliii ()l:.i think time' iimree,'ta ii'. af the' ssrt siert' ssailing It.uli'velaalunt'iit ty b,uririing tsr.,muu aLanirmi,t rotmtimu's 'It is uuiipssihlc to stop gymn:utu-ia,'' site' replied ''Il,iw ruin a f,irbu.i ;s-.iple I. ruui faster 'v lilt uivamre' St t'iithmt"'' ( Slavic' e's'ess is the- What mutt, PCI. LB Thrrt- is still in t!nutas La Welt there' was the- deb.au'je - Las: . 1.. C Waiuld Olga ik' ujea'? if liar tisu Is lIia .mnal cattier 'tti'e'm lie' i-,itmtilut's stint' tiintit'ti' t,.ari Ttrnwys .. 'sisinuIumI l.a'uj:u' I.ust Lu. L Pet (au ii. .rc like ntn the fir a 1isiiiiI Intt'r'.'Iess lImit tim,' ma'stsuie'um only h:aI ate s ansi qutslion'c for 111r u in I ,t'ritmaui, F renthi, I-.rmglish ,ind ss culls liussi an l{uc,si in I he '. cskt d he r iii ill) que S tush'. • het'r huitmng fur a backfield ii' II) acquiring CharLie' Joinet mit houston at numd-srajant Last sear ta*rfr Anti it tumas lx 11w cmij- Wick. and went for marine pnmn1 ,e'ed in the cIraif field math- up of es-tight erith National football hlustem mc' there' t mocking seIf-cfhuo-enie"nt ie't'ttmlt ear tia ms-se'lf - k a; itialsIsmi tilk rin4m ,mrui a tiiI,ti built (hisuIuiI)i()n - 'mt.11 sta',I lt',I the' t,'atii l.a •ira..tiut'r gout iime.t,il, as , .lmt hail ,ione sianft:'n sit Mun- ., I . J thrs had a. It'an it Nunit' The' Chargers let toni room ,,,,, ,.. ' IA alk What Ui' I lii I _________________________________________ — (uact Paul Browi: It isn't like-- done," praised the roach Is he'll find a Moth's or Brown lit BengaL'. n,ue'ed to itt. ii 1973. but if plans wut-i , has Iii,- appart'-uitis- we'll Sited 21' Years of a tiutt't: with multiple' real estate' and out afte'r - -- - I 'i-e'r timiL.a,- ne-ve'r hues ' and ;upsmred to risk their fortunes periaal basket Stair.- "lii.' e'%a"t'tsjds else' ,.,-- i'uflairs thus Vt-li? tot his atnliis Sums 'i .A little- anal ' • c' %4assar' . tiutaim mum - 'I me its ii ri Furisi imiied ('mnrmnruats k,'t,r,ait ----------------------'"' ' tim p ii I ii ili,iI 44 iZ' Ii - tiru'squ.'s tw'ns-ta"C sat I" Ii' e ganie aaritt arlt*on. uM'ti Mg.m ii tie- Was pt'ddlt'L it Like' ummun niert'tujndise- I" J15' Tht,itai,, hit ..'.',a .,.,.,-, ''.I ''' , "' •4. ""5 1,., (Inatar. shrugs i Imsisril in (Herald Photo b Mark Vu. elnt,z - inning that carried the •tlanUi PIrate'. to a lh1-' t'arLur o'.e'r time- ( ubs. - Aaron also singled in the first ituuming. Ihed out in the third. grounded Into ii tort-.' out in the fifth and. in the' first of :. liii. t tt. at-hair. in the- eighth inning drctt a 'tha.'ri' ai l.''agiau I I ii,? Is' .IIN'aIt I d. L\MA.\ GRIDDERS go through grac.c drills on the hop under the ttJu eves. of Hound coaches who insist on alertness and quick Liii i'c-run 5%tIut off a pitch tat (hn ago : r Itet e'r .Iut-k 'tker iii cap a nine-run eighth Stan' 'siss drills '' '-' "14 .rY iii r Vuili is Vt.ikIn 15 'ii th..F tIIIII - ' . '' ' 44 £ i4".i'. . John Unitas Too Old For Grueling Grass I,4115,,1' ( Ii', ,, I i i Iiiiiaarl.aliiif, the 's%C''St dii, .e'rlia; (4 tIme- Afluerit f'otajjII Conlerenre' - sat's --I It of hint iudt!.mrw hurt iluit Iii,' raid ' ' - -— . U — ' -- Eli, M urra) C-t:iv .a' • 4' i It • It, ' t.......................l.-.. '55554 "•" * " that wet-en )uI'. pi.i,trj nsl, anal Stvø Huklith of \ folk State and Thomas Who''. of Alabama University ciiaIifi.ml tnt' the 1flhl-rn.t't (1.s final Kathy lAwson of tts ttnivertfy anti Mmtt Ilend.r of Templ hoh qil, tied in 1t'i. aonens IØfl. but to fLi4- Ri,j,isia s Ftesfamilnaya and inIard 3 isa f'ursiainpn 1nnis htIt of Oklah.'ar tinjvprsltv and rrwin Roost 5, - ,, r'"1" a nirnrum f'rs'. L ' ' !lli'll'i 11y11111$iti( c t#'airi, led ii, lillY t')tj!i,Kt'lTtIiIt Ymiitol:ivta's floni.'l Kntlram si's;, 11w i0,twt.fm.tei' run and as Tluirc4ay's only '.th.r gold lne4lisl lb. young uirwI quie k Arn.ri. ran rrw.ns taiskettiali learn is't'.i'1,i'i,,,ed ('.reiit Ilrmtain I 73it in a;. ri'n,ng rrsind robin uiiie, tail tiiI was ii lung ay frmi,ii a medal '.,ith strong .Sovi.t Itnlr.n and (uban teams ct.,n'Iinut in lb. way Only For . " I ii ,Sports Writer Stunted? ' ,., ', Press Eyes Z"j: ' t 't''i'i liiiiil Ia;' 1 I till ',iii'; IlYm' ml' Ir;" k I,II.i f,i'l.I •,mmps'titm..im ,it 11w. Wt'rhl wj;'q in?,, loili it".' t,ulo :mnml Aiiu'rh an it luau''. iill l iil.lullni For aiim, m:m,IaI iiuiilalt ltuiit c For Ii.,'..' lain isie;mt imp h) Its' hs It111011 , It' I lumir'.'l,s c op. ninit .imtt, lime San lets i'' kr'ml up I mm ttuululs umiwl .ini' lmnu'nu In um mitt.' cii'.','; ,i.emlal Fu its' I nit.'.I Shut's won ii'. Kathy .. 4is'si,rtaird f'rru Sports %r1trr stitinus uihnut that No I. ta' iHIL 'iG RE' - Ithol Ais- hind' business," said AaTon "I rats numgu number u down tt- W iii that 13 a long tim ' Ui i- iurid strains on the nrw SI-IS 1 .31km weight i Lt,.J1 ' - •,, U.S. After Soviet Gold In Field Competition ,I I irf t pth hut Uii t.vear...t,lt; Fumn. ldi't, helped pitcher ;;*r. , night IW hozw'r t'rnught arnhm dnet figure u pbi ir. him to within one of Stan Mus,. Tidrrn gain his 111th vicU. Reggw Jackson tw1wd RIue hunt. Aaroi &itsr't think 1w all of them, im. bs drivn in four runs on two gain his 13th iCtflr (4jRIrL'.t al'a extra ba'e hit record will equal Babe Ruth a t4asct*h1 Aaron's latest homer us tioublr and a arnk. Chris seven defeat.s b hittinK career home rur record of i4 of ttw season, cai Chambltss c!ontributed a home good for four RRI this season off a ?- pitch l, Cub pitcher Cit out of first place in 11w run and Rudd Bell a triple. .1acksdm no has 29 HRs for fix Jack Aker Paul Splittixlf. a IS-game win. sep,m America; league Wtct 1 don't rcuIi ncr for Kansas City, suffered Claklandreplseeril the R'vls sible." thit' AUiin slugger said 'It was the hiirdest hit GI.anis . Phillies I '1 ahoiit t're wis'. Aa- the tof spot b defeating Boston his M't't"nth defeat Thursda after hi had Ilopeti Tom RradIe, ith relief heir defeat dropped the BinThe ron saul The Will Irliteled wi'll i3 Sar. Francisco shiiecj hiS 7Ciid iii lix eightI inn 11w' ltnives brokr loi for Philadelphia 2-1 in the nnh nth ala one percentage point behind from E.bas Swm in the ninth. twer 4110 I ret disappeanng woo his 10th game as the Giants Oakland runs in handln the niwr prouij the left I wld hleaetwrs in Wrig- '' gjm SC'hedUINJ Thn•i shitdt'd the PtnlIies 2•l Sosa gt Red Sot 3 A's . le'. F'ItItI Vida Blue showed Pus 1971 (". the Last three nuts to prt'aervt l. Rnvab 4 (t('kflt 3(L, Aarons homer was his first .ras ('its had beaten \'nung Award-winning fnching Rradlcs first victor) sln i'Ifl lust flat going IL. pill) sinc'eiuh 31. wh Lit 11W hint ti('vei4mfld nine straight Umes form in beating the Red S July 13 hail mans mart' games" Aaron put him 13 behind Ruth The Giants tallied the win this season, but this time it was i, fur-hitter 6-3 1k didrt know SIIILI "I'd like to hit I or sit record. "I'm happs to get off ttmt lndmsn$ turn Thes tin- it at the 1mw. but the nin run in the fourth on Gar inure and I hunk that's p- that 13," Aaron said "1 was Icashed am 16-hit attack and top- moved Ctakthnd Wick into first Matthews' stnik, n stolen host, sibk beginning to pet superstitious pled ttw Ttmvimhs frnn first piner' pla't in the Al. West when anerrnron.' ocr.'s Tb f4r,p i j 'am''- .hi ., V. .-. i,.,. , . t. th ctmmn.s s' S"e*aIrd Presa Spnrta Writer ' Au,_It:,,?-s ,, ,, s''v p, 1tM1 P'-a WU'. - euck as hit.. -: 1' to pid l,oa,ns In davlslcn, bait a I C - svond ,n the a c c.nuai. ta'i' 'I ry'asiuts stall be' lie-hi on Suit- salt c - oat lst'i, aist $uatcre-st"l loin- 1- f, (har Player utiel 'laimma W.'is ants haleS lane' hut i'l)iiiImltIuii 'ti t.a..aai*m 5,, ioo N. F RI- NCI-I AVI' P14 J2Z 26)1 I1 _________________________________________ — �- -. ----- -- 4b1he Sanlord het àtQ ----- - - ---- - -- ---- - -- ----- - ---------- ---- ___a_x___._.r_.__ - - ---. ---------- ----- --------- -----------==-- :_ -- - --- -- - - - ____ -------- - \ VI 4 tb 11 B0tIi S e Bi r running to that wiint The Rubba played tnur litting weights Mura, OertTafl E competitive thaII Ther t, ti His weight sent was with Baltimore Colts and down to 54 pounds his w SANTA ROSA Calit one night in a Florida ehibt since high school - It look .t him that bother-s Rub- lion game he peeled hack to 1 lOSt weight in the hospt block after n intercepted 'ine S iii it b b a 1c . hc tnt first da in train- kilN had me serimmag left that leg and depends Erom the Colts CAFflt hints that Rubba was maImgering in his recuperatisr iu'e Rubba frcrn hi end tosition drises t11 :h/t . -- - - (AH CITY. And that Intd 'n r.gi,t.r laid nam, iIh th, (i,. the C.rtut (nun. Seminol, IOCA fl *C(ordancø &th th, ocn ot Un Ic tiDjl Ham. h quickneca more than and sheer ctrcngth he found out And sirtual the second as a pro rookie that even at da'. the Colts had him traded pass His target fell dowi tal through worn sas Rub- program pounds he couldn I run Rig Rubba an all-pro when hr over people He plays on's Charles iHubha Smith 5110 near the sidetines and Rubba at I worked hard on mc was last healthy, was swapped about 5 %tands 6• and wcihs ans hurtled over him A lineman knee he replied heatedly to the Oaklard Raiders for M t 2S is used 'shere from And there was other mental holding one of the steel poles spent the suite-c In brilliant tight end Raymond anguish as he decribes Ic-s because its warmer than Chester The Raiders, imtent No's she-n he looks into before the sight of Bubba drRubba figures he needs the eves of strangers and seending on him Rubba eral manacer of the club LIST out I ran the Coliseum steric felt that Rubba would give in his hinge to et the knee friends he sees doubt utiba who likes to sear and 'sitti mc brother Tod and crashed into the steel rod them ttic one quality which fulls operative 'I'he Raiders. and be coddled at times found no 0.1 Sipson and Al Cnslings when sou get an opera. his leg went around the pole kept them from Super Rn's I patient enough, has-c tried to sarm support from his nes contention the last couple of get him to go sin's Rubba is Lion sa'.i Rubba who has a kits I sas offered to years It 'sent numb he crc-aIls superior pass rush long fresh scar alongside his a ansious and from the day he I IIouStcin for the first draft Edi Dr MacI)cinnell reported to them has engaged right knee YOU get sensitite thought at first I broke it I i sent dosn to see him choice I tried to block it out in contact wo'k to everc'thmng reople looking got uc once he recalls. - and he of my mind You can get hung He has been endorsed b to salk and hour up in a thing like that. I had unnv People doubting laçtied Rubba who hadc-olnes•kept and ame haltwaiting outsidefor hisan office Ron Mi an all-time offensive I to run to get mc sell back in cc before been seriously tackle 'no's ese-eutive counsel in. never met nobody like Joe shape 'iou can't do ml with a H - s s your leg. Rubba' jut-cd in of the San t)iego Chargers a football game, had Thrnas before He says. Do messed ur he-ad Before a Ipie orth defensive lineman all threeplus ligaments in theand kit-ctalked this, do thaton Then made him feel futile -rally irt-aks me Out I repaired the tendon to me the he fleVt? camp I thought I might be 'sho ever i sail until this bleeping had cartilage rrmcwed phone traded but Thomas said. ,.con starts I m tired of on a football field nes'er answered my rails lie you 'sant to play ball, get has been nveravear ndRuh5abcan the painful - - _____ '' i\,lci J --- . ne - 5 Ii '(t t,rMAt . .. I, ' / NOTICE OF ACTION St Al I or I OW IDA TO IAMIS 14 140101 MAN S FAst finllhant Perrylrc iram YTO?0 'cOo ARI til W(flY NOTSI III) that SARI H I AURA 1401 Cli MAN hAS IlOd it Ii'' 'I-cm 0 tb (. flut Cvnt ci Srm,ncir County. I io,,d toe Otwlut.onot Marriage, and you are reQur to Set te a copy 01 yOu' r lIen deiers,i. it any on S 171 - Rubba eagerly wants to show them - FSU Frosh - - ST I NSI HOSt, DAVIS & McIN -- I'l 011cr I''' 15)0 Santorcl, I tOndm,377I.ami Ii.!r t'ngnal *th thp Clerk 01 IC .t0'tc %tyld CouI or beto'. epvrmnie ii, 973. otherss.e A itetlyIt and ultimat, udgmnt WIll t, entered againSt y9y to, lIne relp '.maflded in th P,tIion tslTNI 'iS ony hand and OlIcal 0' tad Court On the 7ih day ol AuguSt, A 0 Seal) Atttcur II flrck*tt,, '.em,noIe Cnty, F lorda clerk cit Circuit Court I inda St Harr Deputy Clerk ST ENS? POSt. DAVIS A McINTOSH - r'.. S iu(A t9le new ,i. 3? - Sintord, P loriaa )3771 AttorneyS ( Prtitier Publith Ai,g 10 I? U 31 1C73 or c SI I'.( no Slates 5 Fall ' Grid Tilts , - Sort Of Manager ha - W T"a r head)' the same miserable ' It that dc.e-in I s-ork 4tD pace and, on Aug 7 lP7 What kind of language is that 19's games out of first for a man ss ho is hired to knos' all the answers' Mvbe though. this quirks- chat-acts-c. ii Mathess fault 1cr istin us a fas'c,rabie harbirig,for Mathess a s-st-n in niariag k tie-re in the first ;tlac-e 'H retired ft-urn baseball after trig though most LII liii peers fine plasing rare-cr He tried s- ould surely consider it a : ,. tindira .r.i' o'u were - - 6 at o r - -- -- ______ - - Liiie ni 11 e Gain Experience tspt - r it'i i t!-t t Ic'3 to cv it!, , ii uf tlUis gfliU) on the Florida unthr their belts. Orlarldo from one season to the that-u the interior offensiye- season All-SEC choice a 'ear Itrxt ago who was eliminated from lw the final eight games b a knee lust year tIme uflensi's'r line injur, is back and in fine' form s'is an *11-rookie cast the Veteran 6-3, 242.-pound Gas' 1idi)orlIy of tIme season as io- Padgelt ci Jacksonville hId ur,e,s wiped out the setet-ans ('E(Tllt'rlt spring and iS flit' s(Iwigi(tcrs gave a good regarded as o fir-st team ta:kle i c-aunt of themselves in terms 3111111 sitt the in-:t, 3t4-pound if scrap but lavk of krumss-bctc, Parker ci Cleat-staLer and 6-I, rrClItL'd R'obkhiis 243.pound Stnlit'1d jf }oSciphoincores Paul Parker, I furtccn I.assiess and Mike Lawlr&s, of Punta Gurdit, is a Stanfield starte-d all scasciri stilidG.4.240-puunde'r ss'horariki Sophomore center Jimm) as came cit the better quick Kvriea started must of the quw-ds in the league. He' iS stiison after veteran Jut' bckcd b Williams, a ('-3, 241. s'ieppard sent down early with pounder of Orlando. Anderson. 6-2. -puwicer. knee Injury. Freshxzusn Mike hut tie-en nioved U' starting ' !liuiiis started ocx' garlic' and su-ung guard and will be backed liullyed ('x*aivt'ly unth m by sophomore Gerald Loper of jured. Thus time around It's a dif. Eustis, who> is 6-3. ?ISjI0W)dI Junior .iur Wunderi's, 6-3 4Ø tot-tnt slUr)- t ti rnc,it IKV"t*flt unit All of Uw roolue pounth, bucks Parker at qwck tu'rklt' 01(5 t,! W77 rb'turr lIt c,,'uisioci.ti lilt V ale • cia I'Iolds ii Cliiiic hit' preifeasional inJTrUctiifl Due toths' rain cancelling the July clinic, Valenrta Corn. are Getrge Zw-aw. ('ap,p.at,j Reds, Bill Fist-cr, Kansas City flIufUt) College C'oach l"loyd I'trry, announced that an Ro)'uIS. aCid Andy Serninick, fl-c S"inctic !ro sept i, ti-c same it.ite ;i - -ir : t Ij f . i;.' t, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND They- will then has-c a couple of weeks off before ourneyw to c1umb. SC. to met-: south Carolina's !rrshm;. team, Oct. 6. The next weekend the trrsbman squad meets Siiutht't-, Mississippi's .rc's at Merritt ,' ,. , ' - FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CIVIL ACTION NO 71-lOSS-U *DIVI SION C In re the Marrea, of C.ILIIII1T A HUGP-4$0h4, '- - - The final two games of tii - ht-dle are against traditiioii state rivals, Miami and florida The Seminoles meet the Baby Hurricanes at Miami, Oct 27, then nrc the seas No'. 10 at home against the Babe,' Gators. Coach of the Seminole frcsiown is former Florida Statt quartet-back Ed Feels . p jjjj 11)1- lIE MATHEW' 'Not gcnci not bad ______ • 1 CITY OF OlI DC,i FLORIDA Notice of Publit Hearse S MOM- IT Mi-s c rs I . tdO'ie to, t'P'etcs ,J -e' t i ''Couni 04 th, (i'i of Ftor,ta ma' sad Council 'sIll Isolde -- rihis Ad I I ...I I - -a I ' -. r ' - - - . - 1 11_,::.- - -- t - ' 'c:"3. .. ' -- ' :- I (" I at " IhS Notice s"i be PnSted a' 1e PlaIt 'sitbin 'he Cult ci' Altamonle Spisrips, Flor.ds. and in t'sc (7) other pubic places 'slIt,,,, tile City of Aitannorit, Iprinpa aria C' tl'ie City hall within the Cute ci t 171 L.OngwpoC So-ida •' 041*r pytjl.0 places's ilIum the CIty of LVipwonc alit V'AI be putii'S'iP0 on. it time in flit $antord Herald • riIw5paP of general circulation in $04- City-of AttamI, Springt, tile Ci', f LonpwOcm and Ss'rninol, (ouri'; F lo'iDa and pwKdmtr.ed on ill t.m iii Tht Sanford taeraIc, a newspaper cii general t,lCyjt,ofl sn tp.d Ctt,es arid $e-vnir,oli Co04y, •t rail tht-t1 'IC- Oasi pro- tc Itir Dl the Pytiuit Pl.a'.ng All IntereSted Pirtiel end rl'tri's a's' un. tIed tp iE*)ea' A"C uoar'cipatc C'p ,, DAT ED ThIS 15th. d, at AuguSt. 1 0 i"a Ian. Richards S Cite Cites l t'* City p4 Ailarnorui, SprIIs SIo-IdC Orv,* H Shoe-male S c, - tr "'" ____________________ I 43 and sizghtjy west ,p'sy Boys who are currently betwer-n u j ages at iSli lfl%'!LUI btjt I:(u.-, fit-U-If thi'ir tune', fielding and UTrowuig. Fur namer tidcrmatwn about the cluuc, JJ F-st !E ?.*' IttiM ball cit 'i,- I Lpmwp*t*id. Florida S JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. (SQ ST(IIISTROM DAVIS McINTOSH rkjr,o. Slate dank SuItf " IaMgq, Florida 37771 a.ticitnev's for The Cities of Allamon', Springs r, L*igwood. Floriea . II ,, Cult tit Ow-i-i Flprida S Josrp 11-', 5t(I515TRQ:,,, •L & M 17.)Q$$ Florida Stale lens Sento'd, Florida 227 Attoe-neit lot tile I' linfulicolorand three dimensions. I These authentic mops TI-se world and the U S A let you co-npore f-p 1-seight of ryjq5tqip5 and vll1 WIth the tuh of your fIngertips Thur bitjtifuI colors at-sd t'sreie dimtnionI relief will enhance your recreoelon rooi'yi den, office or Isbeory as wthl I' M.'2IL TO; Maps. pt. 41 co The Sanford Hirald P.O. Box 5449 Clevelnd, Ohio 4410. - - - ', I :-, : Yoij can wash these plastIc maps ' *ltfl - of World Both maps a damp c lath io at their small prIce of 17,50 cads- Add 50 cents postage and handlIng for a sIngle map or 75 cents additional 10 both maps Chs'ck yOcsr order belay,- I.det- - Mcp Mdr,ss CIty - ___________ - I $250 plus SOc postage) 1S5,00 plus lSc postage) ___________________ ----State------ _________________________ ___________________ ""-uI IUI-I) PIR4tt NOTICE iltifirti, g-centhat lam not engag& .n bu'.inet5 at 1439 sernoran filth Cattelbe'ry. S4-rninole Ceunt,. rlarda undpr lIe t.(tite0ut name of MUSIC SHACK IPIC S PIe'bert Shulman PUIILISP-I Aug 3. 10, I?, 24. 197) DE S IS - E . _ . _________ SIlv,INOLU COUNTY PLANNING AND ONINO COMMISSION - i Zip _•_J ______ FirOO,ftV firing a portion of Sec I) 10 Sm' nol, County. discr bed as llb'W 'ot the I04lowS TI. St 11* '. .55 Ely ii tt to, road py poleS and the 10011 r br SR 41? rurther d'strihetl as 7 I a(rrs. r1rpc,N1 us. or ul.S re (011tiStCnI th the jerr ml ,nnin and otter appurtanl municipI ordinanc.j and with th. putlic intereSt, the plAnning 4rI Zoning Commission •, herPhy authorIZed lo appro, sp,cial permit toe the tOlIo*ritj uSeS as permilt,d use, in the ?.'P I Allorney for Emecutrim P0 Boa 137 O'Indg, Florida 17102 Publis#I July V. Aug 3. tO. I?. (Sfl tIER 151 Director - 'i , 'wl'i" IT 4: '. L'1±tY 21I!L CAMPUS CLA ITFP ,wth BIMO BURNS by Larry L'w, ,,.s.,_ .;'i,Ii'-- -, .r3 ;c, '1. '7' •'u,g___l' - ad,1 .-a:' I '. - ,,,., 3-'.S.'E P.4) 3.li4 U93E - - ---r PRISCILLA'S POP - . - - ,-' ---- Al .', Varmeer - ' -s IN T Pit- CIR((Jl T (OUR r or Tot-UI-I iUt)iCA1CIMCUITIPdAPdO P UM )t141!IULC I.UUP$ I 1, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO 7) IOSAA w I', lllii P 1 ER, Plair't.tl 1 ''a" - - .. ' ____ - - I<c:#$4i ( In BUGS BUNNY / USiN' '1 e LU7.41.1 ,,,- ..,' a i ~__ - '- rU , ._ UR i - ,Ai'4 \ LbkR iCe, -- by - '- - - I S&f.1 fl-E FAC? Fi-4A1 Ma4't-skcqIsJcc I - H.in,dshl S It.h..1t2 :a -dA4 QiTl' .'. ,,-isWl..4 is, A (W -U 1JJ - _-'- I , pq tSy C.celia V rs.rn be leSS than 1G bert for l!.e brSt story 0epc'ty Clerk and 30 teeS for A 2 story str,iClurL. S SAFER. (SQUIRE Ire Fu each Stflry iO CICCSI ot ISO .3uth knowIn A :flue required .'d. yardS chall be in iPott O(tice flow 71St ted each itory rea5e'd In, Wifiter Park P lir,U 17719 added Attornr1 Icr III 'ti I Minimum figured living a'e. Pulilith I-i", '' 35 3), Sv'pl 7 It?) -__ d1 ma Elhicifl(y a?artmenl PF S it It --i-' One Bed (-lisi ,pJ,tme,I '' 'u' tt IN TIlE CIUCUI' COURT OF 11111 c Two Bedroom apartment ii) EIGHTEENTH JUDICI.sL CM Sq It CUlT, lIt AND 5015 SEMINOLI, dd Three us more bid")om COUNTY, FLORIDA apa,t.neril 910 sq It CIVIL ACTiON ItO 7) 11$ A g Ma.lrni.m lot coweraçr 10 ps-c DIVISiON A cent IF re bite lv5 arria9e Ii i. A•. 0 In Mini,,ii,m op'i. space 'equired I OWA lit) ISA I', I V etClutiw, ci pitrkinq area 30 per' Sr-iD IVI' v c' bAlk I " .%iI I Cent Of Site Area NOTICE OF ACTION I Mitimum Structure height 35 10 EVELYN C ISAILIV (I Rouli 9. (lOs 3? F Oil-Street Patkin Moginton, North f,cii,'.i III R,-qurei oIl ti it parking SpiceS thallU. provided as s-f tortS yOU ARt NOTIFIED tri,i in Article VI h.r,oI action føi disSOlutiOn ad s'arr .' All çartie, in int,r,iI and cititenS haS tire, tlI aganst you iti,I Shall hate an c,'.rIucmty to be a. rr-quq.d 'o serve a (Opi I , t-..'rd at Said hearing v.rlt'en d,tenset. it Anr. '0 " Ow order f the Cill ((ci,',mit,,on IsSIL FRED II COr-IN , I - r"-" c -s--- L - 5, "t,,,i,,,' SL- If •5t'. " '..CS. .'i ' 'L' cIJF'PC'E .j, "v' 4 i -'-: 'it, •, -- :5'' ,., ,, l'.)''.'' ' ' -' - .,-. ;-7- '-'I '; - , -r. - --' by CAPTAIN EASY - Crooks & Lowrenc. - - o' .3EC t-sNC4 %Slt ¶'. - p 4:1 r !ji -. -- -u ,1-- - - L, / -, ',- - -- __ ' t by 3ob Th.ves FRANK AND ERNEST NATIONAL BANK - ALL. O&&t4' - .i Molts ut at - . COmPvtt-ootD --- by WINTHROP ,'iA,'.,' ., '.PLE -J'T.'.>. - ) EE€ N - '.o' P 'cC' Cavelli Ock 'L;E\,E N 'i1-saS1 ..,azz, -i"i'il-GVv. -, H N Tamrn, Jr City tierS I'y Rosa St Rotundo Depuly CII r Ctera Citt ci Santord, Flrida Py(litti I? lIlt Of.' 72 -- - NOTICE OF VACATINO lOT North hligh's&y I' CatSetD.rr. F twida 17'O' .w . b,iore SrvIt,,,ber 11th, 1475 itnul tiC lIne original 'sith the clefs 01 tb-s cous I elIher t,rIO,, serwIe on peitioner's alturney or mi'm'esI , alei th,reatt,, obhrrwie a 0"(icaIh 'sill Lie ented agamnsI uu to tIns relitb demands-si inn thi pq'l,I,Ot) WITHI SSni hand and the Si-.tlot this Court ct' Augu5l lilt. IT?) IC ir Cuit Court Sealt Arthur Pt I%etkw,tI, p AS Clerk p1 Ihe ('tnt fly (( Wetiti As t).puly Clerk is - AND CLOSING A I'ON 1 ION OP A STREET 0 .511CM IT MAY C'JN(.ITRN You will tat, notice that the Culy Ce.mmnis.lon ot the City of Sanloft, Florida. on August I) 1913, pess.d - " ------------ .v'gas' Aug Il, - - pp-rape'. p !:1 - - ZonIng rtAJ b/'i,,a/ - .-• ,,9çli - S truth '-; ii 1'FI c rj (I) Conditional uSe'. IwrmtI,,I 'n lb.- cli t r)strics P0111 liT It WOLF RUM and KAY 3' (en,eleries *1. RUM 0 ( Appvoval ol Sit. D.v.Iopm.nI ticHnit,.,", Plan 5(0? (.A(.I I I)Rl III Pd,, t,uldnU (I? %lfij( tii?e, NOTICE OF SUIT ' 1n,rI th.reot, Stall l,P erected, To PAY Cl iU1 I WI)M altpqpcj or used, ce land or water lirtircl It *ottru ,dnor thaI any building permit F arIa. Av0'rprtitittp 0' occupancy be iSSued PlOflIn Orlando thpr,$of, yntes% and until a Site IWnt Springs) Floe -14 Development Piantor Such bidding. ............ t,r 'e .w •. have tr, , l4r(i.0j any right, ItIC nI OH' approwid as lo,-drcl herein n ann to Ihe t0'lOwno 0,5'' ' ) D,nity Controls the toilng yard denslty and height 01 property in Seminole CO'" rtcda, tO *1 buildingS requirements Shall be Th Plutti ' 04 Lot 7 11.55 obServed eccept as prow tied n South 3SS te,t I CE 741 HAL, PA Ow Article VIII 1t therenl t accordng tO the Ii) For tingle lamIy elliAg5, th Denjity Cont,olt in the SR 1 recorded in Plat 0005 5, pag.- ri PubliC Ri-cord, 01 Seminole Co Single Family Residential Dwelling DiStricl Shall be aoplicable In-il cr (7) Foe two family ti*ellinq% Tb, South ISO left cii the Fm'.' lit S a Minimum ICqured lot ar beet of lot a, Ct:PITHAL PAR. Inuare li'.t according to the plat thereof is b Minimum required lot width recorded 0 PIat ISook 5, page '.9 , Public Rp'cord of Seminole Count1. c Minimum required front yard FloridA. lest tt, last 10 fe,t lherpot 73 wpn(h 'S cr-served 101 .s drive-way d Minimum required rear yard YOU AMI HI PlOY 7101SF It-C) ieet that a '.0t It, ti,nr Ir5 A e Minimum requIred tidi yard on the above tirvribed property s 7 Sleet or IQ per cent 04 the lOt width, been instituted against you in the whi(beyer It grp,Iter (ircut Court 01 the 11th Jt1Ca( Minimum required Iivir area Cirtuit, in andfor SeminoleCounty 700 sq ft pec tanniiy Florida You are htrrby required t g Mavimum lot coverage 35 tile your Answer *ith th Clerk cit cent the Circuit Court. anJ Serve A copy h Masimum Structure height lh,ceol on Lter S Kaler, ISO South teit lrio*le Ayinue (Po,t 0(1cc Bc' Multplp (amity dv clings ZlSi. Winter Part. Florida 37759, a Minimum required lot a..a att01n,y (ortheplainttI intheabove thatlbe 7.Sfl0tquarel,et tot thefirtt &CtOn, On 01 b.Ioee Ihe tith day 01 iiare two dwelling unitS and 5000 I'" ti-pt (or each additional ,jnt that 5 ""'' ---luctqmer't b1 dr'iault *11 be tAke' added agansb you to' the relief drmaridr-1 b Minimum required iel Width. in th, Complaint oo li'tt This reoUcethalibe DI,'.hSO once Minimum requ.ricI trnt yard each weik fur tour conoecutive 30 tees weeks ri The Santorcl Herald d N,,nimun, required rear yard WITNESS tPnetandof ftc Clerk cit Shall be 70 beet 101 the first IWO the Circuit Court, Seminole County. StorieS For each Ilory in cicess Florida, this 11th day 01 AuguSt. Iwo Ihe required real yards shall be 1973 increase-i by five iS) feet (or each (Seal) Stiry SO addeJ Arthur If tIek*.th, Jr e Miflmuln required Side y.ird Ofl iou ((tIIli55l0l'I Seminola Coultiy, Florida nv .s (I Williams, 1 1511 "0 ntiT '- DiStrict 'sd mutt be t*01n 10 lie' lsy (Ia 1,5 •gerI os aIsolrSei, tO, lam. shall b. void Dat.d at Sanfotd, FlorIda. IPimi 3ilnn da7 Of July. IS?) S ioseiciine fishing koIl AS t. aeculn ii S Irpon N Carter I ;' ',(, Ts5PPF 1 VfltI tv r's , $j? :p( vr'r-s, WF WI1 I - Mf V1 Pr.' rt'lS ir - 31 in i.vStIeSt tt III Dr , I tilt pubIc hearing 'sill tie held " be Seminal. County, FSanI.uU, Ida tIne Counly toIflh,tItiiOfl Chamburt under Inn. fu(sutiOut flame 0' Mc Of (he Court HouSe, Santuld, CR4-ES JANITORIAL SERVICE, 1101141, On S.'IemIiet IS. 1971. at ant Ihat I irttenud 13 regisler said p net , or as won lfteatt,r s 'sIll lIne Clerk cm the Circuit t,J%icilI' (, I I. Senfliiwule (uunI - . I- lonlcia Ifl _____________ - h I91-.-5 by Dove Gvou 'Vt IsIFPj MA't'PP' I?'; Ei t ('(JR (tsP.4OP ".-' i' I li 1(1 I If ii? C Pt 1R1J1 if the I it-i ,f Santord the tQil(i*n n. cu it W ri St InI at SW'. ot rCu,Iat,nn• hatt apply cr'., run P% qb W lOch S S lh W A Usei Permitted and mnd Ards S 7Orh P tO Pc. 71 lOch F 7 Shall tn. i%Pti nnl1 to, the p, 7471 ct F 7 rh S I)', lb. F rpc$ nont of t 5., 13. Tp ITS IDj (ii Ant uSe perrnittpd in lb. SR t Seminoip Count1 Florda Sngl Family RMid,tiat D*,IIing All parties in interetf and ttit.t fltr itt e.rrpt ta, tory built thOu hi,p an npivtuflty to bP twu,tircg be4,,i at ,a'd tearing 171 Two Farnil, ,l*.tllnu, ri the City COrv,rnllliccn (It Multiple lAmlt rP,'$.ni' ml oi the fly ri SOnIr,d. Florida ttruct.,i'pi io(lvding C c,iInrn 0 r,% II Pd Tan-n,, jr fi CondlttniI Ui.t Permitted nt lb. Whfn allen f•tPA rI an applia? llI lily ol Sa,tnr4 P lrq,tc and plant ApIn,,clenitInI lhrrto. It-.P51 St Planning and lonnu C ommttnn tieput y (tv Cl.rl IN ) HE CIRCUIT COURT 0' TItE SIGH? Ut JUDICIAL C IR CUlT, SEMINOLE- COUNTY Fl OR IDA PROSA'E DIVESICN CASE 740 1) iii (Slat, of 14-MIS A F4tTury,L, r NOVIcE 10 CNUOI rONS 1') ALL P'ERSON' HAVINEa CLAIMS ci' DEmIANOS SAID ESTAT '?'ii.i •flil eat,, I-il 0".) •' y.r.t, '.,tl,,j 4''j ril i-I I0 file a-,, 1 ili% arid 'Jr','a,d 'slili 1L",. (Jr "then Of y.wi, nay have aiarSt sad i-Stale ri the office 01 tPie Clerk of In., C nut Co'jrl 01 Ire (uf'ule..,li JuOc al (,,cit, Seminci. ii v-op. PIcrid., Protal. Ditidft in Courlhqu; al tanto.d, Iil,I, within 5ip calendar m0'h5 from lie turn, Of lIne turtt publica' on 01 tIns nOtic• Each claIm or demand mnytI lie iti writing ar-fl tiled it duplica.e arid Slale the place ci residence and , FricM',e', Aug U. ALLEY OOP (i ( CDOPflFti (iIA.I.t-S A Pti ill (t-UYA!'i ni;n I( Ap,( n')l,p,riA,r. or ,,qr jopsI,4r; ippar F 'ii T HF (I? y (I AP4r O I' ri ORItiA P.q,t, thai Pubtit ticacinU *lI Ice h.I5 4$ Cnm,y$c,n, ttnn,n n the ($ 0411 r na b A,%$ 91 i, (finlid., cPnangei anil Ørn.nnnin,eniy !flfiuld., "ciei and ar".n"n to th 7nnIn Ordinance ni the I ly t the lnn'no Ocd,nanc. nt the (1, Ftonlda. In wit ni 5annInrJ rtn,ifl as lnlll Aftirie V *tII he an'.nd.rt hI the A$ 0?flDt IvIflO P,'h f Sta'Addiiinan MR It 'Multiple P*Iy u a, ws . r., o, Pplidentl.I t imitpd fl*eIiini SibdivI5i,n antc,vd, $cyiiccni. l0'lØf% Cwjni1n, P tccqidm prOpps.d tfl Ic tirr r AMII V SR IAA I Sinplc H F SlOt- Pit 1*1 IIMITI 0 Ueiidprntiatt )5l,It InStil flWFi 1 lN. DISTRICT Within an l tM.,ltipte F amity Resdenta IL MtitIpt Pamily Pp$Id.ntlal OweltinUt fjlt,irt Sari proper', Lmt,d DeeIiin 0l,t,l, Al t.n pa't'c,,tarly cf,trr,b.rl - mant, I AND ZONING COMMISSION Nolice at Pybti, Htrin TSr l'lanv'"ij 'in. loii,'g Corn r,n nole County. cn'sn 'on 'i' Ilorda. wiii conduct a public 's-ariniutocorflider rCc3mn,sstd-ntj a proposed sliange uf zoning (rOm A I Açjricuilust to C I Relail Corn me-rI at on the following d.sirb,d Tb" Stnford IterlcJ :LarNce oti - clVie, vacate &rtl atiart,tort mitt rigId ton ,>( San4d (ly I ,.,.Iy SR of tIne City Avi tIne Public in and to a UI Thitpubl. t'iting 'sili be hetj in portion of a sIred deSrr,Led it 10110*; Ire (ountp Cort.nits r.nChanb,ftof 20 un p1 GUnway (curl ItciuW, Sanbord, I lorida. II Driwi al,juttng I pIp 45, 47 aid 4, 1 d i.trrnn.r I) iS?) at F )u ii , Cotlage Pull Subdivision. S.mtuiIe ' ,,. soon theelaller )fl5l County, •-lor,dP P'lannng aiiil toning (it, (oi,i,fliSson of tpt,. II, City ot Santord. Florida c,,,lnoie Cuunly Florida By Rosa St Ilolundo Ily J 1) Wultiirvs Deputy (by (1.15 Zoning Drector Pyblitti Aug tI 9?) I- Il-il' 'itJ 17 IS?) or S,S ______ il -PUSLIC NOTICE ------Sb.MINOLE COUNTY PLANNING P4o,it 5 t.enwtl, ti,.' that she AND ZONING COMMISSION Sarntoqu) /. 11',,t A,tt.-, -I, (I i.iet Natici of Pibmic II.anisng 'sill I,, evIl's,,) I, tIe 5 I-sd Cli II,' l'iatIii'nj gui !iririmj I ci" Co'nmls,lori ir the lly C ornntistion Sr.ri fillIp (wily. Hoot.,, (sly Hall, Sanford, P1 ida On ssioui tI , II ,,00c'uct a h-suIt I ia fb'IA'day Ih. 101h dp of August 1913 ne,nnin lOt o.ss.dtr rncomi'u,m',ig a at 00 P St ..upoSed cIange of toning t'o' A Cis,elard Agriculture Ic If IA ke$idenl,a '" Oireclo, yf Aviation IoIlOwnU described pro..ntv umly 01 Sarilord ry., '41 mot ttieSW '.ot 5e II O Airport Authorllp S.n,irsnle Coutnry F IA. lest "ii P.5111th Au, I?. I,i II for road purposes fl(5pp 3 yrtsier deSrribid St '0 aires Ut NAMI - -, , OS beIng a voluble reference rse-ers, TI-se maps meO$iJ?e l9' by 27V2". All T'lOJOr CiTICS, tOwnS rIverS, oceons Of'bd po1.tII turursdories ore cle-orly outlined. I ("1 Dl Ow,e'& n'dj Pu(i$5' I- ' I,?, , .1- fl the Courbhous, at Sanlcrd Slot ida. within tim monlr,S from t. try Dl the Iir5t psiblicaton of nctice Each cljirn or demani fy51 1* in writing Did filed rI 'upiiCale and Sta- lrtc pace 01 teSd,ncr and b.%b oftic addrriS cci Clii clamant 40 mutt be to inc I 4i,'•nt, h'S agent or atllrri.y. or -e same Shall be void D.t,d at Fern Paii, Florida 'ti 74th day of Jyl1. 1973 5nna I Shuowap JoSeph St Mu.atko At (mp(ljlr 01 t.JJd Estate DIR Isi I field at Matador Field Sunday' be oil hand to assist and es'aluau' time local high chool 'tugusl ltith at 4:00 f tlrlanrjo )'li baseball players, 'flit boys s-ill be given Jelime field i hauled at till' - I I -. ' -' 'O' - -a. - I - -" - _,,i_ ,- - IN TOt CIRCUIT COURT. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR )Lm,OULt ,,UU,1I T, PLIJP(IUA CIVIL ACTION NO 71101? I DIVISION I In re the Marnia. of ( hAul I: S Ii D(JMA%, huSband, and IIARIIAMA A DUMAS Wit, NOTICE OF ACTION TI orOiJlOA TO IIAWIIAI7A A DIJMAS tShIOSI RE $101 NC F AND MAIL ING ADORE S.. ARt10111 CEO A H L AWN. DETROIT, MICHIGAN YO owl IdoTtr CEO ,te, t'rtit,Ofl bc Osloluton of Marriage u,,', Iileo aQainSt toy " Above nampd Court, arid you are re-qurCd to wrvp a copy ot your Anst,er or pleading IC the Petition Pettoner's attorney, ROGER L OIRRY 01 CLEVELAND, MIlE & fiERIlY. Attorneys at Law P0 Drmer Z. Snturd, Florida 33171, anti lIe the original '01*5-f or pleading in the Odlice .31 he CI(tP 04 the Circuit Court, in and tot S.minole County, Florida, on or betore the list day 04 AuguSt. AD 1973, or ludgment by detault Hill be titki-n ag.iin'.t t toe ttie reliei tlernanded in the Pelilpon WiTNESS my hand and seal lhi$ dity cit July. A 0. 1973 iS.'.sil Arthur H tie-ckw,tti. Jr Clerk t the Circuit Court fly Joy W,bo Dpu1y CircK CL.EVELAPID MIlE & Attorneys lot Petitioner P 0 Drawer 2 SAnlord. F torida )777i PubliSh Aug 3. 10. I?, 71. 0(111 - .y" 2 - - - or csi The Plannng 000 Zunn Corn, -05500 of Irry, flQir Coin' y. 1lrid,i, *.lt COndu' 0 publil hearing loorflcir relornmendng a propc%d chanQv Cf bone,. trom HIAA ReSidtritiaI to OC Otfice Oct-ct on the toibownu dec'ted jmeoperty TP'.it pint I'll the Si '. tit tP SW ' . c1 Sri .5 i 39 Iyirw'j east cii Il 4(t) I ii Ifl() north ci Orancie 7iyd -Further described as 1714 7.1 Rd and 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND (flf tc- tindpi on It', west by I 4, on the FOR SEMINOLS COUiTV, tny 5-uthow Orarsote Rd. and cast )3 rIORIDA II Florida Power right ol WAp PROBATE DIVISIO?, This public hrariog Wilt be held in CASE NO . 'tCounty Corn' is5ion ChamberS Estate of cit the Court House, Sanford. (I II 104(C) F' SIIl)'tAAy Florida, to Septp.nb.r 12. 19?). at Deceated 7 )( pm. c' -is %O,I Ihereatlef • NOTICE TO CSEOITORS possible TO ALL. PERSONS HAVING Planning ard inning CL SIMS OR DEMANDS .,OA'PiST ('coinhi%%icrn SAiD SiSTATE SeminOle Cotinly. Florida Yo a-ti 04 ,-.,.By .1 II W'tl'.nlb, Iiutifed cr1.1 'FOuled to ole mciy ZoninC Director claims and demands *h'Ch y or Pt',t Ag Il, 197) elhi-r Of you, may ha,c .wpa.nst sati 13 estotc in theotIreof brie Clerk 01 th 1..r(uit Court n .,mct for leon-noPe' ' - I - the th, Clerk of the (iUii,l Coy?t betor the INh clA nI S,p.,er I?I. oth,tp A ct.rtee may f.iIf AgAfilt trw yrnting tad fplion WITNFSS MY P4AND AND SFAL of the SAid Court in Santorti. '.minole County. P 1011dm, thiS 7th day ol Aygutt, I71 (Seall AIt$tjr Ii fl.k*th. (t.Ik Circuit Cot ninOI County, Florida fly Linda St lfArI,5 flCputy Clerk By Joy Webb Deputy Clerk tTEP4STPOM DAVIS & 'iscIIITOSH Post Oftsc, 1Cm 1330 Florida Stat, Bank -Suite 22 ',ntorU, Flcr.oa 37771 At?rneyt IOI Peft _'n,, I 11th Aug 3 iT Il. 71 1973 01 S IS I ' - - I Flora, ',t Nearing 'si be riciC the Ci't MAlI Ov.edo, Flpr,Oa tIlt tn da, of Sep'ernbe-r Ii?) a' P p I" (it a; soon lhete.Eter •', possible, at wh.cP t.r?s untncpsts-c' pm"l.i-s 'sI) hta'c Said nearsri, mat beconurIlued I'on, time to turn, until f'*i ar' din Is tasec' 1i Iti' C.', Cotimn II I lit fl0'ie ShAll tie pasted at It--c Cit 9 14.11 within the CIty cit Ovs.Ccc IiOs'iaa aria it. three 13 place-s 'suthmntneCitI,aricp.JulithedanT., 5,pntoca Herald . newspaper c' general circulation in the Co, c' Oveoc and Seminole Cot", Ficq,p ciint, C welt Ir at lea's' ',,' a rcinsv'utw, 'see.; prior ' da', of tO, PUblic Heali, the cc', oft'se first pubiicilion t the dii's Iti I5ISt publucat,oe'. both date's tic't'.'t st'tl rb' be sets 'lerrify eght 31) cats In aoolti' notice 'stall be posted Ill' a. tie C 005.04-red fr annema' 'on c-ic tuning øt i,ti,sto-, i1s c,.,s i .. to the Cat, 0' tIle PubIc Hra'n. 01.7(0 th$ Itmi Ø of Auc.s• A 0 157) S Nancy P $ I s,,, IC tn, CorpOrate Iimrtt t tIlt C, 04 Ovie'de, rIo-ida, arid ii. 'T (ontO,-' •tye It, gy1'stçi' c,I DeSignatIng arid anign.rig tri tonng cla;itiraespr 01 H :Residential, Mutt tAn-illt tO prop,et at Its.' ckatsiticetige' -o deScribed i'l 11* tiLing 0'dinantr D 11Sf Cif of Drietic Plo-iDA. ID W-' Oe0inar,r I-dC 73' an(i at ampnd.-' rid Supplemented 'It PrP's*Ir? JOining C i595t$,cph,o' o t.tO property n's A I, Apr içttp 0,;eric-1, a's tE*t cuatsIisc.atioq, DeScrIbed in the zoning o'dnar,cc', f I $2.50 and sewer p • ______ Legal Notice li,. idA relating t proposed I. 'T nOs-.- annesation p4 iii 'sat'ater treatment woti.s con tofio*mg described (.roperty It 01. tistirig 0' insetcepior WSØ be trig sin $4-rn nose Coy". tO COnn,tt The City of Lorsgwood aria Florida tO 'sit th, City f &ltAmorlI, Springs PIE '. of the SW . (if se-cs.o''MOfltgDIi'ie-ty Road). IPIC 51 ver.thp 7% Soi,r$P, Range 31 (a'-' AltAmOnt, interceptor Srttem- aria 5-,c. rig.i OS We. .. !P lillyr-lif pumping sySlmn-' It Central 4-wench $tlp Ho-aC ', tt Spring LOke . . st, 3 ,,- t' II UrlilpO SlAteS En.rorio-i,nt. si '. $e-o"soe :: Prot.tsri Agency Grant NC SOuth Range 3) Las' Florida ct703.m Cn OS Long Slat. Ro0 570 (Central Avenut 'elating I-c p'DPO%l'c wetteweter including all pf 1$ right t *C trOrn' ',.tmenl workS, ConSisting 04 in bh,naary 04 the City 04 'e' tepior's iii c orn*c' the Cu't of Ow 'edo. I so? o• (Sad South boy',0n9*oot and the CMI 10 Abtennon', Oars being the PdortI r.gPtl-Di WA, 5t0tiOtt And tOtcil ' bounOa' 04 He'd Itwig LAS. H OAd at nan SuCh tioundart IS Cwteflde'd (as' tC Thu Poblit H.a'.ng 'S b.sng held Westi South It ItS iflIe'f's,C'i(,fl WI?,' porisiarit ID tInt rules AsiC 'e'gcilaliorn 11* SouTh boundary 4 the Pdorth hats ow tIll inviruflm,ntal Protection 04 tp, Southwest . 4 Ser',on 3 i-gency of me Federal GOvernment Townt'np 21 South Range 31 (a's' cwth. United States and 'sill be 1*10 srlciIlidtrsg Ci Sued Lilt the Ayflltot,urn o4 L,r,'ian High vs right of wet trDm Its tI .1.00l, LDfl9WO Fio',aa, or ut terseCt.on with tile Wptt I,,, 1)tF. Oat cit Scg$emt*c. )C73 a' 4 30 0' Sclsot 22 'TOW,,%Pp 7t 5o,jt. 0' as too" th*reatlec at I- I" Rang. 31 lasi. (as, tt, , a' swlnict, tnne all .ntere's'rd teeserticcvs WItI, 11w? We'S' cl parties, Including appropriate ila', w•, line 04 Stat, Road 570 iCenir, nwtr000IItarn ciciring house's sri tece%Ied pnw,rofifflefltal and con tervat,or, •t-t.oti J'O-VS Will b tprØ Detailed Intorr!ldtldn relating tp tIlt enwirOqiiiiffltal assessment s'at,m,r,t *9 •waiiat,se Icir public inspection sin the Dif ice of '1* Cits Cierk of liii' City hall Att.mont, 1pnig I ba- ida, and the Ott ice at In,, Cit5 Clerk of the (lty 14011 L00g*cJoa r lür ore, o thu purposes 0' tIle '*ar.ng 5; to d'scus's II., potential en WirDflfv*fllal 'rinpac' of the proposec -HuSband And ST AM PIUGIISON, Wile NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF' rIORIDA TO STAR uuc.ttSoH dt I O.sk ASCflUC IndianapoliS. Indiana - YOU ARE HEHEflY NOTIFIED that GILISERT A HUGHSON hat stIed a Petition in the Circuit Court 01 Seminole County. Florida. br 0.ssolut.on 01 Marriage, and ou are required to Serve a copy ol IOu' written ti-lintel, if Afly. 00 KEN NE TM W McINTOSH, ESQUIRE, cii SIENSTROM. DAVIS & MclPl JOSH. Attorneys toe Petitioner. .wnose address it Post 010cc Bo iji, ,an,oro, 1' uor.oa. i1J,I. anu I,Ietheoegnal *ith theClerk'ot th. above styled Court on or oedoe September 3. 1973. Qth,rwiW a 0.fautt arid ultimate tutigment Will be entered against you tot the relief lymanded in the Petition 'WITNESS my band and 011icial seal 0' Said Court on the lit! day c,4 July. A 0 973 Seal) Arthur H Ijeckwith, Jr C'eft. Of Circuit CivIl island. - - - - varsity opener, at home agalast Marion Institute of Manon, Al;i ,6' " - ' flounced todas b Athieti Director John Bridget-s Mathrcc' TTirCi is OlcerUrL But th:ncs set-.: '4'.. c;r I-ic eoinc slow Iv - 'iou have to to nt-s kncct - c inIeau sell irnprovmt'r snt around for results stiere in reaurin .-s if satntti Mathess s said ATL.ATA NEA I m nit a good manager -..tid Eddm Matbess, manager if the Atlanta Braves - But baseball you're used to things These are some- of the Liii' I m not a bad manager either happening bang-bang Hit a be is learning I m learning on the iob - F'e homer or strike out He is discovering the- pc- sas bring either (rank or So be returned, in 1970. "to iaruues of pitchers Pitclo' humble V.hihe-ver, it was the womb" as he called it Is commonl felt in ba-n bath stunning and refreshing He came bark to the Brave's ball. are not simply odd. ttn Managers rarely bespeak as a coach, then succeeded if are simply not human such sacrilege Ttey are of- you will. to the imperial hot feted up a position of this seat Rut, unlike some deities - You have ll watch ttu their fares tmagnitude because the-v are, he suffers ii! course, the cIoset thing to knti's When the are tirufl An e'samplr' One of his infallibility this sidesaid Mathews Is lit of the outstanding young players did Titer Riser ing deeper than usual when It not run out a ground ball. re-turns to the dugout' Soni And s-hen ttw make a det'i ''The s- arid sass it - Sacs refit-vet-s arc better for S4CTiI oil that IS - well, not s-Tong Mattue-ss S W liii Ii Trit'i.ns, the reason ss lien the team is tic but is thwarted from sheer playec 's'as booed by time tans lund, others art' better 'sht-r luck by the other team, then ttit% T't ahead "' quesuori is, What do these paragons run onto the asked Mattie-si _________________________ field and hop and flap and you do' reeentls kirk up dirt around the sur- Pull him"I)o out you bench hum' Legal Notice of the game' _________________________ ;rised umpire an innocent ('hr's him out in front of tti bystander IIIOT 'ci or joisT players' Chess him out man PUILIC HI&lIN To the starkly naked eye. toman' If you do talk to him ____________________________ It MILD BY THE F.ddic Mathess has nor.t of man-to-man, should it be alter CITY £LTAMDNTE those devious bones in hii the gime. during the game or RINGS FLORiDA body Hit PSPi 21e- hot thifty InC OCSO UAS or one T)CZO AND 'HI houghhedors base-a t'.lighi week' CITY OF LOP4G WOOD twitch, which may be loLa way FLORIDA I decided to talk to him of supprusing the common TOW-HOSt 5'L' ik:(Rp4 managerial diseaSe iii shift, the ni-st day I mean, you NotiCe ,, lereti .er py the don't want to talk to hum right CouniI ,t AIAOCifin, Sprin after the game' bec'aust' f VOu rio',aa, ano lPi (itt Couoclt or This is Mathe's s first full LorigwooC. F'IocsOa thAt Said Cily n, that s thross ing a 'set sear as a manager, after fij'. towel on it. It you lose thats Caincits will hold a .iDlflt PbIic ng taken over for Luman kicking him lowe.! HPCIflR on the rnb,rortrreniAI Harris on Aug 7 197 assessment StatementS relating It The Sc I called him in to my thi toilccwing •ten',f.et p'-t,,,ctt sc're' in fourth place office' the next day No's', it t Lcnttrd 5'i' [nvirOrmetiiai then, and finished there. Protettiori Agenc Grain, 740 games out of first This sea- that doe'sn t work, Ill base to I.I.-\lIASS State-'s freshman - JV bootbal team snil pla a five-gamt' S IS ' 5n' M.iking a cor1'lehack -- MiiI child tcn,n )mnn,an II 971 I OrlAndO. FInidm YOU AR ISP RI flY Notirirt) thai a CeiltiOn has In.en IiI.d in the aho, li i (ourt by C 0 and St St 0 his tP 1°f the adoption 0' an unnamfil Whit. n'At, child b°f' J*nu4cy 971 Io t) W And you at. 'equrI to spry, a copy ot 10" Ans*i or Otclectnon%tothoecau%p h5 laid P,Iitio,c Should not tIC II on the Attorney Pettorw,t ruAPis McMIt LAId. - 'People" he says sensitneIv, "sant to see ml I can *0 A Really Different IN TOP CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FoR SFMINOi COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CIVIL ACTION NO 11 In itt. Marr.a. "' ____________________________ B' -- IN THI CIRCUIT COURT O or eu r*suo or UIOHTPINIH ,uoci*i CIR ROoS ilAP1or ANti (UI? OP THU STAIR OP Arp4t,5rpS rtow,o* IN ro AND nou,dIJAP,rc SFMiNOE COUNTY or tir joipi VHDl AP,( F Or iyi ACTION NO ii Hi 0 t ir ciT or SAPIFOPI) in ci oiii P,htnn nt 1 (1 annI S 51 0 4 Pintic. hpnp$, 1c.nl 1Pm' a NOTICI iii, *iil I,. held 01 ",e t- STAT F or ci OR IDA Cnnnniysn Ptwwn in ihp Ctv H0 . I) - ' 'C U H - - . I IflfndA .%$4$ut. ITS S Albert St JampI A Ao 1. 10 - '.n E cue - I!]jNje THU L flUflnl Sm.ni• (Ounti S - ---.• Ei9PNotIce FICTITIOUSNAMI tflICF IS bP?•by Q.fl thAi __ e - S Friday. Aug. 7. 973 Your Leg? Qi.i - V--. IJiiNJ! How 's -. --- lam the 0 IttiliCuS Name SlAlytel To Wit Section PSI 09 florida Stalulet 1111 5 Eddie McCra,. Jr PubliSh Aug I, 10, I?. U 19?) or' ti Altorr,e, for Prtitionwr North I4gh'si41 I? Vi Casseliserry, Floigia 377C Publlth Aug I?, 74 Ii, Sept 1 Ia - -- rc - - -' ____________ _;' tSLONDIE - - 9' o3tISThiE5S " , -r'w. 4., ":.. s',CtI0' t ..t;' 't N1 len ko&U sail t S ( I. MId TPui publiC hearing will be held II 'he CynIy Comrn.ssioit (t-tasitt,.'s til the Cuurl lucius, Sanlont Flo'IJa or Spte,,i(irr I? IC?) it 7 10 pin or as sv'cia, In,.reatli', .1'. Isistible . Commission Seminole (ovnty P liC 'lii lv .3 B Williams Zoning t)i,,,tor Publish Aug it lit I DES SI tib'kLS."1 'M24. L'P)H'tI ,'l'SSCS.L-' '-si' '- '- -, ' - ' - I r: - fl s, i - - ' . Young , T aj, "i"-" MfiZr t-'(% *\vC5j.. -, !SRrA'.. i,;I .,.'S,R - - .,ci - I Lt ___ ________ ' - __ _ Vi' r --' BIllIE BAILEY 7" '-' 1 ' c_ J - - : - SEMINOLE COUNTY PLAP4P4IIuiSs AND ZON1N(e COMMISSION Net.ce ml Public hf.ai.n$ TIe i'Iari,i-ig ,ici Z. - u,i c' uliissoiu cii Sill 1,01, i. milI P br Ida will conduct a public hearing to' 0l*9iJft reoltlrnar'sJ.ng. IS'OpOtesI ctmingp of Zoning loom A I Agriculture to St IA Very Lijrnt tniJ,,yIm al Of tP'e Itilint mig .3l5, I tie.I l'ruuer l IPie SE .c.f the 745 5 OS Set 19 II test tigi't SOS It ,,r',I of St. cw ncr rur N I tIrij','y i, ll It S J .egm ees 79 151) It 71 3,1 clegmec'S 41 t o -,,rrs . ;a tt 7) hi. '. 70 dej,.'es I ii Ii S 3M II to PD's plut II.aI Imart plaited I tin Tetrat e Terrace anti I'd in Ifevif-c-n Further tie%(ri.-,vI at cnn thu 'scsI Side ciuiI S II *7 i.ul's cit Sinhitsila .w" -c ____________ ________ -, ?'\ '., - c.y ' - "tj HE PHANTOM '.-,&' L_ __ lJjik.t' 1 £t '--- , t - "I,. . 'Isl f 1.ufls!L\\K Up 'iSib - :" ________ . .-•-'t-' --'-•c \ -n r Filk 1151,51 -- Sy S,5rr" �68-The Sanford Herald Friday, Aug. 17, 1973 There' s_No Parking Problem When You Shop Classified. by Art Sonsor THE BORN LOSER 18 Personals 'iuct rwc% Ilu.ctt wlh Tr.p worW amOut John Rotnrl in Csw.?ra Powtq% S.cPsooi ft no I l.rd$ i R( •ner0,cto "tW cart Appf sn g*rion Jact % All P.aec Vow*.i., S 1713 Mn.' F'. )OT £ RS (apenirncpci En bUIlt up ri person to 1110 Roof lrtg Corn inny, 1311 Si-minol. Itivd attelbern y ,,cart afl OJI ins C?' homC i.per.eflCId i4PiO05 teachPr Cal 333 3146 &a-t in my PmC, ,g -Pilfl mcmli Sanlord area S , 33 , SPRLY t.WPi'. t. -i I I. H0U TO 'TART 601'cV It' 01R50P4 'TO OS C&tIDAP4CF OR IERh lR OR CAll. 1)41*1* tOR )uRfTC 110W!, St W C(LLlPdS, l ,p Sri' r.' %P. -PIrl's'n in . .''n . '.30 4;'. .. I:Ir EhbtipO ,.'.7 Welder t•i.i'. os 17 WOMEN ir.d1. iced IS jrgpn. we will QIVe yin' nlrte?rftlflinG IPSO providt yOu *9. full or part tlr.tC rmip.rnen' *'.ICP. ever you Oeire 110th .-.cirnlnQ and evPnflU (laitcq sailabie You mutt tn *iIIing II .Iart r!,mpfl.iSSep "tOnI' fl '1"" Femaic' Hc'ip Wanted Ic ''" C,OiI lyp.'' tc t'øn%' .br cicti,on and to torn. pi,ncral off,ct wk 4pp?o.smael, Xl P.s-I wec6l 1ipip Ito, SC4 care of 'The San ford Merilli Ito. 1657. Sari$vr iCP'nIcd v4lct.caI nurt. for Santoro fr.y5sYi't off'CC Reply Ito. SOS. car. p. Tp. 3jsnfrØ PiccolO, It", 1637, Sanford E.per,enced 'T.,ps? Clerk -. ''' &a''W' USC' and crediti Call siirancC. 1.71 731 4 flI. Reppryc In Ate EQUAL £MPLOYIR Malt' Female Help Wanted III 2222 cv? 0 ItsI' answer tO"WP.atthdO WIth your old Ca' ' Sell it wIth a Clattifien P4o1.dly 15*1 of Sanford now takIng iu.,pl.cat,ony for flight pLudilce eric it-, OP-tI ct.rts Please apply person. no PPOrst calls ADMlNlS1RA'TlVI ASSIST Ah't WORk I. P cIi ADLJI,T DAY CARE C1h1(R Ite SEMIPeOCE COUPeTY 51111,0 in handcfablt Group at livltue'., and working wIth people 30 73 PIous-i pet wPk Senc rps5,m, 5(1 fIn, cto uar 01 'Thi- Seriirvd Herald Pci. 11.47 Santorn 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE nc TRAINEES F YFLJPiCH- Pflrt 'mr (it lull it *r ,,j .,t ,,, I.h' i.- rp,r.t tlt,'e a variety bl work tic, te 4s"Clfl' 'UPtIl'. •nIcrl?ln,, 'C POL! in%t.fl' pa, NOR RI 1.1 'TIM art arid pOu available t. tt' IOS1LRY 77t ter k11 1.4' 511$ mmI,.tpi1 we can Pave yp, ________________ -------wOrking and lrfIirung lit 1511' tame tJtIlllp Marl Immedate opening br Imi' 'Thpre it no age limi! nd a?- iriCi,id.*l in ROOd P.pltti who lgPl thool diploma it liD! will receive or. IPie lot training 'Iquired Prrpart yflunsI.11 for the ci.left 0000 Day, chance tot ad l,,tUV, flOw in thft tiEgtily rewar vancrcflcnt and tic client bringt Itrit, field Pprt(,'Vil nlr'v,Ptn'npfiti Contec! Mr HetrT.anfl a' rd Sprague Ilt'lr IJP 3(1II CALL 834- 8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE r'lAteO LI SSOPdS ComFier, Dearborn D..ltrr HWy I? 17, Lonuw000 £.per.rnceO ta' a'ctte' rrstcvsa T'lIUa PS Wanted , ri,,S 4! ,i'klC'i" C Business Opportunitlt'S NORGITOWN New "PiOrOr' eQ ,luIpc cc's- laundry PfC located sit I 75th 5? Pplmp?tO Low (10*75 payment. f'aty to QuaIil, Icr informatIon C all C..'o CaPw'bo ui'. Winter Part all 30S1 6441275 or *7111' tO Mills Prarsan Corporation, 5575 Carrier %t North, St Pelt . Ia 3)711 __________________ loAns Ilvailabli' for any pui'pot. $70000 tie to ao amount hartley 501 37? 6331 ___________________________ 56041 OPtS BEAUTY SHOP I, ,pr'e'-t u car be macic n.,,. * ' -P.. - -. ,' (tart completely burrs'thec 124 sot' teller *411 tons.ap. t-"lzl.tul is ' "51'kIU' C CII fi,'t,', 's . 4'.t. c.' e I' pnd't 71 S 1705 __________________ GLENN W. TURNE R'S time to Our Wprld Mirip Sii I" -". ,• III? - _______ t,P(. LLSSOh. .'..'s'k (tvord(oi".. S' i-vIe, 37 ! ___________ 1 Travel Agefllt. YIPI& C tIP'S I ICuLI'. IPiC S ntvi l,,r 4 !ltil it P i'', SI ''!iØ'fli'S I •, i-r;,' il iv 4t I * * WAITRESSES * * f.M or 1.'M ,P,,ft Appli i.i..a ." Mcsto' Ins. 3700 3 I? 17 SanscU Twtive months a ytØr, lull time ipti cJ$*nsrWj for women to work in &tio,e blaRe planl nuylCry rt..nrnurn pay wIlt' limi' and tall l hrj p•Ø Timid tot •II pyr ti.'al?Pi rnursnce a'ler 7 I wed nnploymcrit .acmt ion after I yi'C't r', jib, men! C ontac' Mr AcIctIngtnr 172 711? day t.n.t I thu *altresA Itiurt Fr ',aI Preli., rij*'IpnCed C, a.urP.ng tondit Oft Call 177 830 P 5 Iii ii' 'C C .inI-' lutnIalur' b .5, Si .', il 'C 4, tysu,' Male Help Wanted '.iC j I it.'' n' e' i.rlj ,vntrU 1p;l, 5 jic'ntuf, P Sing 13$ 54fltDrd Airport , r' '.i"vi(S Station Attendant War.ted s-lilly Aeil I Union 1 StaiD, 1.. DngwtoØ .'t drivers and own." 0P*calo', ''rf'Oed tci lrantporl at'tu,riu,Oln' a thin Stale Dl F lOrlilfI Mutt Pavr g000 sali'ip record and be abbe Ic, QuIllfw unlace tIn .t 0 0 'epuiremenli Owncv opera'.." 'ut? have new QI nearly ni-p P.Pvy Dodge C.M( or P pr p .onvenliorial Iracto, Mileage lij and etc loaded IYC cr7111', vrlllenrnl (P, AprIl, t..'nefllt Apply bldg 141, S,'n$cep or Ph 305 337 1111$ .AëOUNTANT. .1' :l'ai-'n'r r. pe'rtil a 4, - ,,- :' It r 'Ut'• S ri 'a, .r' * Ci''.)'' ri-tent Iraduatr (oud kal.rl arid t,rnef its Apply 7373 So Perk Avt or call ISA 7277 cvi III Pt 41 (STAT I $aletrnrr needed' Mullipie I.strng computer tee ,n.rl ti-pItt.' mytttar,. In ,i ill' Li For rest Greene, Inc. - L 1'U*LXiC _________________________ OUIS'TAPiDIteC. OppO'?unity for SPIt right ifldlv,dual. or couple tO sCryiC, ito',, r%tllbII%hr'd by our company if i-flu' area P40 telling invoIfrO SI,, i-li ml''.' 'Pair I'd 55f I location InC lucirs II.i-r,h.sr.dI, it. (DV,? Am(iun' invested WI' are a 19Ca 5 IlOrida csc.rnp*an, DJSMI'.'OP-iC XIS 67$ 77$-S Call Mr Malun,a poe app5 Call CoIl-I Pp'S CC,, ' - - ' ' ' '' , ... S ' -. - I l,lP (II'. 71 ______________________ FLORIST SHOP Ccl intL p fltiw?y hosiry-SI 04 real flownand arl,fut al arrangements along wit' g?fb Itprnt CPiritlr?,es flvtflh(Y ri, 100,0 PrCtrnsl, or. 3 y' li-air t cr I 17 30<. C $1, Psi i's-Ic p 4.541's Roberts & - - ,, ' , - ' " . ' - - S . v,; TI- ) Cc 0' 1 - F' F 1 VA L U E , o ct'"'. 7!'," 4 's'. : P'c)r!'rL v '" ga'.gr. ar arid &arpefing &7J10 tin a (1LI'e' %treI '.1'! t.ke bre,Zet Wall c, %hOj*I,flg sOld School'. Low down noyme'n' On's,' $27,500 10 $7,73C - - ".0 ___________________________ bedroom fur Longe000 ParS i't",t,i'd Or' A. a' uhF I'.'L '. - 'c ntis 15) Si(li' H !9r'i l'i 7.s 717 til'i'' t (lPtC'.,sc;rs 4.1 IA Seleci IrOm I new fiDot plant, completing soon 3 and I bedroom. double paraDes flmly roan. and lX'c" P MI, and VA Pr,corn pu-lit" i" ':.-'. 374 DOCs 't. $3) DOc '14lQrtur'H I UL-I15 Mobile nt SI . CLIF F JORDAN Pt AL I OIl - SANFOPD Ill), I? *.de, 1 bpdrooun. $133 mo 40u171 SecufIly Ph 373 01.7 - Lots ---- - Piac er,.,. i ''175 1! 4i41 C ",s'' 1.i C I .." . , ' , ' •, 5 !I now 4-il," '' i-i,', t-4 : i-i" - C' - -' - AIb"IIt-r.!% st f,rs i', ' -. liii bu'ltl4.ss Property '- of :s. '71' Pr 3:';' 1,31 -- p.r.. Magnolia Ave. - - f.bL..t ' ''V' a bednoomI I baIt's now or i?'.aeIet It new price of 129.500 ,,ng room, lealures large Po'mau dining room, central Pica' and a,' fenced near ,ara anti many OIP.r'y you'll like Wriat a horns- P,pt Set iS poten • pl '.' no'. .' - -'7" OtPS'P4 IT II PCi PC HL5( (I 1 IllS 3 beds-Don' I, batS lOt! 4 month, ago and now haS 0 move back to WI'S? Vrccn,e I-slIm, I in macul.'te 0't.i Cpr,ira Pr' arid (C,'S'PIrtl't •"' pnClt6ed garage i'g,,iiflpPg F 55 Pit'. iS!p at-Tithed A'ft " r' Pu. a'SCi SOC A isIrle I i550't'h. 's' 'sot' Pugh Sanford Avenue P.4LLDID. elperlence: fY rtlr red bu nut rwc.ssar y Cal 33) 7013 alfur A p m Srturity Cuardt ket,r,'rt I Sr., Retired-- no espqvuentr Apps5 I person -Concrete Structural Systems Late Monro.. tipIeprc. a 5pm 3222611 Good hourly wages ThIs position is the starting place for ids'aflcemeflt tobctlt'r piSiflQ POSItIOnS APPLY IN PERSON Want Ads Bring Resulis . Ir 'aiiftuii ttieiatI 300 FRENCH AVE. - w - - - Lifestyles A totnpte'spq,1,5 Re'al &stat, Cavil, Ti $ictl7r Llvsg Piihui..hed E-.'rs' Sui,da' hi The I!rralil - C.' C' '!r 14 leyvon Dale Carry-or , 44 t'alb p"cl'. 6 pai"i-,,'. Ø Cèn t)a . ,ri Orlaricic c, .. ,,, Ph 32) 7753 __________________ -_____________________ R.. .' Intercom System Nrv.'.nc 'e ru hornet SpecIr-'. sPipbporuI dispOsAl t" 5's - _________ - - ______- '- 5lNC,L PS -- ira "3 tag 5', np', rue'. '.3 rnc00tlI , yç ,isCPi Inspcc I At UN III p (Pt 101411 SAL ES. 3330 S OrAnge A,,, - Orlando Mrs 10 7 Mon r. 515 10 5 'Terms assaIlable zig OlfIPIC I'? MAStS 5 ASI ( SELLING iT P,,SAP,F 1 ASH PLACE A CLASSIFIIP 40 NOW'' - paint, 13 RIl San*ora Ame - _______________ tiltS a PIECE LIVING ROOM 'it 77, 4t 1710 55, alsobedroom sr's III 53 InsOect UP4ITITO IV P 14(1 GPIT SALE S. 3530 I Orange Ave . Orlando P-irS 107 Ic. ' ,' '.7 t FREE! , C.- cr-" ''o"- j Cer 't,,'T'es for ('itch ,,71Jl! vISIIIPQ our (cr1 I • -wrsor-. cj5'"lrTl,1"YT5, thI' 'q'4 F' rn • i':! Cfl't f7171 ' -- Fe's-I Pars P4'gnlanlO Pr,.,) t,q-,:-7 haIti I yn5 old wall tç A ___________________________ carps'! si-n!p' riI ar carps" lencrO a' ci, Ic 9,1 0 ?c Perctirrlplr'el, eav'ppPd. drapet l6und', & Ilti 12.7-100 $P _____________________________ Realtor. 3235774 BALL REALTY -• '' I Diving Rsngs • Pool & Deck Chaise I Floats. Rafts I Kiddie Swim Aids 'T7 • -. PROP ERS I,.. Tm.' lrIied P Vi7i b?t)Pe PaSt AVS' D.,i. 327 6173 N.uh'm 3'? '357 37? 51.4 ______________________ 830 -- Appliances ''U' .'...- , _ freezer Very good con 575 Call 373 3912 --______ - , II you hat-C .tfl eye br real vAliis,ou'll eye lb'. (t,i'.%IlIr(l AD'. srgulArly "'' - %SeynQ, t,er,ti.ng mutt go 71,,' hovs(' ort Old Monroe Rd. II S 44 Sanford ___________________ '''II ''i 'I At _________-_ __ #tdds'r'. ,% 'ia .5r l,'3 t,,'rscr Ii mo it-!, on va 15000 AT Cl 17'S Call 377 7)71 - ur' ,t 95O - - - - _____ H J' lv-'-uSed rccondtloned 23 'cls'r ,','c.uii'l 1130 black & White c' !,jIt.' It $33 (All I 'u"t 17) Qitsi SI :F<)(:)]_.4 i'd'. I £ HWY II ?3 St.s,rØp • From $74,500 • 7 or 3 bdrm. i bath • Central heat & air i 322-3022 - • , • ; • Range, Dsshwasher I t • Disposal INCOME TAX I COURSE I • Family room • V,til Our Sak's OffIce. _______________________________ PARK AVE VILLAS ' ' 75th & PARK C-', . r- ,- '. ¶5h' 7.1 'I' C' ,,dI' ,, IrlC3', AISPOR I SA( (v,rplr,ng iur% M'c 'lent'S of all knit'. Ill ongdals- Ave Lcngwoud Ill 1 .133 -_________________________ ________________________________ 1 irpori Sale, mIscellaneous ilemi i'ol lable. drurt'. Set etc , 213 t'l,bott Aye En I Sat 94 I ee-,. sai4 , •c kws- c.aw 'Di yIwddl.,uSaws * C..'e4caW ..w ..i v'.d,.m.i i r. & Sat Clothet, Jr Petle atto l.i,i P4.'* 3300 SITU 01 healer, I jrflslvr Oddt & trudy 133 I' run-re-st Dr Sanford 64 1trl' ?'I()A I Clasir.i Stnrt r' '?'P' t. 11th -, Contcict the 41 JTá'L'iif , ' 55 p4 Ps,,,Ir.Ard 11- L A'Ci (Ia 1273'. I'S, 3)3 . OPE N DAILY 322-8661 I ENROLL N OW I COUNTRY CLUB MANOR I I - U )7 i.sd a. l,--lICSCtl1U S1.eit ISi hlLP SIsli Iw Vu Cee's. - -------• ' •s'wiiiw e' UsAli wMell.. CUICI •U1. 0 IASIC UIS( 0 A$VA1.C(S Csu.0 I ,•, --------7 PIAWE - - - ADOI$I I formca, wood, misc ._ '.' In's?'. Seller Female tO r..Øs old AP,( - 5I0 Call 32)1111 after S - STAIr _________________________________________________ 'II' rr),lr - I '.t's'1lnnd's. gelding, man. an,,) tAint, taddle arid blanket. It'_A) Ph 7) 3)1, Livestock And Poultry WAN? I'D Live cluikS. (hl(ki',,S tiSkey'S other bowl r,,bh,tt, mt 13)1212 - - -. 68 '___ Still u',dr' sa,r i'' '''atper (1.) with baler. IS Pp ''nuts,, 57500 u.mpltf. Call Ill * CASh 33) II)) I-or tIed iur nulun.'. appler' i's tools, el Ilvy I or 1001 'n,.'. la?r 5 P,4,rl 71', SArISC%,l 4.1 - e ORIST i _ - . . . b'UtlLIC AUCTION F 'very Monday Nstp 7PM (,)pi-n daily, I S We I pOt Sell iii' (-5(5' cr flOu'-Ct'lt}Id CtjieIgfllnrrlIs .-.r!c"r 377 9909, SAtES 0141) ,"Il I Ti ON Slav I? 57 5a,'l ,,,,l I ICIDAY P411,11 7 1 5) II'' III 14 lrailer lu,a,l all 5g,5 i4,''. Iu'r,t,rq All I nujt of fun,Iure buIlt'S) 4nitql.j bedroom 5,' t , e4l5, cirrIter'. I b.d All kr'iI'. o4 small items, I'ncns, puss I, (Iris, diSheS & ulassear,, Tvr, ,'sO 15iS1e 1(0715 - II 8,0 J InIn-iPof, d otte $1.5 1*1. Uot s.is G,f off oed go rg,hf en Lake Mary IogI,v,rd 7),, (opts s on your 14t, o tnii from f'. eat Open on we,kdgys from tO till 5)0 noon till 6 Visitors ..,ailen..v. CASSELBERRY CALL 13 II lnAsIrr - sleepS 7, A( ,,i-,l hook ups, 5<. Pu.. Io.r (,',e,iiJ Pup at 1350 371 1135 .Ilrr S AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE 1.1ST FOR APPOINTMENTS ------- p,) - Thil NEW'PAPER doe's no) knowingly accept HELP WANT Eli ADS IhaI indIcate a preference based on age Irorn em pioyurs covered b the BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC - Autos for - - I , I Ci • I 5511 I I •'. C II I'E', SANFORD DeLANO 1715 Ifwy 1193 South S Hwy II 3 A Truth Sanford ('II 177 1535 Oct ,*n'd Ph 716 741 Or landis Ph 4,11 3.111 5,1 ctfor(3 ('P 122 lIfT 74' fl -0 '., ',', Sale 591.5 Putt I Ic 4 door, all ,-Icttric , I., I',, ,i ret, 71 sIc Inn, I .anr, 1.100 (All 327 I 349 ,itlet ', p - 10 Ply•l.ulnl C,Tx, i&. a speed %,icr'b'ir ilat cii evenIngs 17) 511% i'S MUSTAPIG FAST (tACK AUTOMATIC WITH AIR, POT hINt, DOWN. TAKE OVLR ( Al. I CI! I 1)17 MAN I-Cat P. 323 1946 P tied C,ala.le 300, automatic, or, power, radio. beater, OnIt' 1550 SPIEL I (V USED CARS. tOt I rrr,,t'. Ave - 3)3 2960 A --- 44 (lftVROl.t"Y'7'1)4A0(JPI AIR Plot SlING 130s1554, TAKE 055 IC (All Clii (lIT MANAGE U 171 1.7)0 -' ' Experts Directory of - , II '7 1111141 NC, 45541) 1Sf Ail7, '.1 1434111 tn 55) 9117 5305207 I entraI Air COr'.dltOnflg I us lrs'e '-slrnñte. call (cr1 Ptnr 5 at 'rI-IfS 'n Scnfcwd 1)7 1771 McI way between Sanford & I Or.gwoCvJonPlwy 1752 I SCOliOMY CAStS I-Sat) Pt. ir l_((hevrr,lel '.P I P,'srrlI('l 1114 151 bIts, ii 'hy last 311a i' 7 7 c"lprsI $724 1.6 MuildIng 1219 Telept'.ony- 327 5150 (UI-I, DRAFTING & PiAli SS.RVICE For bulId,rs. tub (,Intra, b,urs I ,nd,v,dual% C I -' S l'l j1,l'.'. 9. *,t,i I.,,', I'' 11.1 1*1 :437 I',uk 172 14y2 t)q,yi', - ''A 5963 Corvetbe, fully cuslomiled, febuulb engine, new transmlss*on Mutt tee to appneciale, $1500 finn,, PP. IflAlflb,twe,nI&1 -- '.1 MIPCOLL AI'PLIAPC( I 35 lIVId I All '1 lIlC i i. rrl,,.,eIl - l,',II 44 ____________ (l'.evy 3 dr air cOnvi,tori't'q lap, dn-k. run'. good1 Clean at',) r'spr'cI,d $131 377 3134 Javelin, aulomaluc, Pill,. Jr I''nd , buckets, $171 Ph $34 ISA) ,illt'n 3 30. an see ISIS Su,n ,, n- In, Sanford I ,'_ -' ISIS Charger ItT. 110 I •,l ' ' i t'l's '', ' -t Ii, I,' lilIlt (11551.'. ' - 5,1, '' 1 '' 1.- ,r5 .1.'. I-SI II District Manager ' u- V to the :Ircusatin Department THE SANFORD HERALD ' I ' - ''-'''in, ' -, S ' I'''' 'a . Ill I,it I , p il' ,i'cf 'ass ' I' iIl ti! .. - , S '*' 'U' 54 Ic t , 5 1 rn '-'Intl t3O*fl 391 I rent Ii A9, 172 .' (I Wiy. u,-,,, Ill 4.1 ',' I Iu$ Ol,iIJt-O*ll ,'PSi'% Pest Control 121 I'll ,, Ceramics '4',' ii ft A .ra.nlcs I,.Il I (eler A,e Sari', -5- Concrete '1 14341(1 3 UPIL 11.5111.1) If A 5413 V MA PC lIt AS(JPIAIII I F'NI( 1.1 (ALL In %e"-n'ole or yeah and , ' , ,IC, ypet .a,uIng In dl,,, ' - • Tree Trimming - .'i'''''-i''' , s - , - 25 vi jIll Wallpaper Hangin9 "'soles PSi 77? 5)33 ,',,,l, ns*dr screen room,, a' -, I top aockmanship i'S ".,.b,quals LEACH A5UP,*l1.1'55 l3IjSti(ATIO54 3114675 sing 11111 sQS, ..ier,or ''lune mrpmr ft refiniypi,,j I &rr,sed & bonded Reasv',spp lOp Ip'. SeAlS 13) 1111 Panting. inferIOr '.5 Inler,Or & ,.I,r,o. m.pa,rs roof, palnl.d, free hov.esl Ii) 0191 IIi,sil r.p,s.rv a'l hype'. W. (.iAeemp..5 of rolled fat Ia & i's,ri knnoofsperial.ty (All ) & B Wovi 127 2??) I nt's Cs ,g •Il ?ISI - ,.,' Ii, 'I' ' - l's's i''' ',', 4,', ".1 . I 4'C Weti Drilling - , -'(lien LI l, ''13 SIt's V 'vY5r( %I, IP ,Ii-t Isi'. I5.'145j4 r ,a,iJ'.tti Sr 5115457 MACHINt I 'SUPPI, V CO '4' & CIPIIIot, Sm,lll 'minting ,',, 'P1 '.-'- S spaIrs. An honeSt .,timale C I Pt PairIIInlg, 3734914 t-'l't?lifi(ed ,slili,ab,, 11l1,Il(4I4p4 I I 54. F Cl) I'll II) 5j '1,4 ' . j,lele roofing ft P'r.vs• 14. , ' . 5 elperience Ph Ill ,'ss 'a, sir light r ' - - 14,, .trl.tlgP ljo.on,i Ada ' ' 151 tpp,'. of carp.rsfrp l,,I,-I 'Inror, It,a%onaoIe 01 'I -, , 'i '.--' Sew ifl9 5'. CONCRETE PATIOS person Ttsmla,. 171 2171 '.scapng MalnfsnAnc,, "lm,rc.al & P.sdenf'aI "..rl B•Iow Co. 1131171 !'l .1.5,-I ''ass,,, p Ai,i,k I'ql so'. useS el, (.041,Iri'reil s,yt slat him C all 321 SUIt In %aeyi9, Odd Gb's, and Light 'u,' Home Improvements '0 -l't!I'IO'I%Ij i''s Sanford Herald pplv I 'i'' I,, 44,.' * .11 Iii) •fAbL)S (lasses Ia, .' "..n'rwj'. (,reenearc supple'. & 'j-lls 132 .15 54., t 436 5)1 113) Previous circulation experience desired but not necessary. s'a Is 'u' ',n'r ,t4 0 i - ' '.? 5 '"4Iie'1 P Is-,)'. I '.i "1 5. 'c"j.,J ') i' Ipl , . '.' ,, 5' A. ''5) '"gus'S? ufil, 0 ci-, e'.l.fii,fIe 3: .144 ',' ,t!, I '.,''%t'-i ili,) ,( Opening Lawn Slervke 'Ife GkissMirrors i ".Pul S salary and aufomoblit' expenses. i and ., I' 'lIlt 0) :,'I I-' '.5114 ' A DOlT I QS S 7,,> It j c' 1.,,, 5'l'JIS II'S All', I '"I 1451 'i(.t 01 IA)4 S.lrulos:i 0135 LS.C1 ,15d. (han lot - Cc e'.i,mn,lln- 37) ; • ! 1,1' I us CIRCULATION E xcellenf s.t.IrtlfIq o. '- l'4.ai.Iy Lake Si,,, , '51 CII, I LV, l,.lsl ,, ' ' .0 'b5 I,,' ' u.,itbman ParsIng & De';oral,n,cj "erOr I I use-or Qually Wors 5.nwd & Inaurrdj tIll rig read r 'tI nt.oyC Sell s-i . esi '-"'. guickly *.tf'. Iclasiil i-sI Ii' ', Car Care At The ,. BuIIdozig III)) 1 5)7 I1 ""s'*.iI r.m0d.l.ng All t,p'.'. ,.smpntr, mAjUiSty won Fr.,' r-'Itlmal-5 )fl 535 , "I ,'.' l's,' 12,' 'i'll * - 64 MUSTANG L,OAD1.() 5101l1l1441, 1)0w,, IAI'i (1,1 514 C'It 1111011 .'.'t.IiAI,lIC I;l tiP-) 1)11141 ' 'I 191.1 I'AU4L I-Pet: 500 LOADED PiOTItlPdG DOWN TAI(1. OVER (TAIL ('If t:DIT MAPIAGI'It 371 (730, III 1)11 --- Iii 4.11, 1, ',".I Fencing -, Buildings equipped Good condItIon, IS(S) atti (All 3721991 - - .-- . 'LiJLl I S''fli' "1) sI-'''' s-i"I I S 4,i,,'s 'i I '.4 .131 rAti ,,'u .11 'ii ',rilrrs I'' .' 35 5 1407 t.3l P41, L & Si & SONS "1)541 ISiPStOv*CMEPCTS .I(il' I,,,, - Small JobS Wanl, , I, Call $304574 -- T Beauty Care S, I s, Electronic Equipment Repa irs Attic Insulations 44 tur,nnGT Must Sell, 3I,(S) I %'.si iInl-,,,,t,d .1' ilaga,, In5uIl,st' '.1.545 0111) PIt 451541', AIM I, op 1)111(1541554,, 1409 S,i"i,wtl ,S .5' 13) 1151) - 0'1351 Repair "111 ''c''. ' Home Improvements Electronic EquTpment Appliances I - Is' I'll,,.'. , .l,,, ,. C O'tl(ihi'IC PILp,%C l'IJn% anul ',l'op I)ra*,ngs I' ast. depsnlalI, r-ror'On,cAl Call V'cfor 34', ITO A & 14 API'I.IANCIC REPAIR A 41 ,'lflii ci Sent I( I'' I!) 5155 ' Ready To Serve You! Draftin Air Conditioning 159.11 A Is 1964 buick Lletlra Needy *,,rt $130 Call 372 67 or 373 1711 P/soi'e lntorrnnflorl mop be otjlalrwtd trot!'. the Wage Hour off Ice cit 719 Car lain. BuIlding, 12490 N E Seventh Avenue, North MIami, Florida 13161. telephone' 330 3973 liii- .'su,i ,s', ,','ll as a Volkswagen ' I 'fir up 4 lrersager for yard work I4un a (Iassllled ad for quick I It AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMEN1 ACT 322-2611 ( S'rS 196? I ond Eoouline, long w?.rr' tate, retiulll engine I '.,.apc. payments arranged Cal PIll OEALLIC AUTO'IAL I'S hwy 17 92 Il) 1150 ______________________________________ Campers ''i',. -- - ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Auction 5' t.'o.l but arvp,r. ,,,eci% rr , ltISl Alf S ins.de logun. at 724 W NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Few things In , '' I', I tII I o"ij .45(10 flAts' SI(S) (jill alter 4 777 7003 Travel TraIlers A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week I Stamps CoIns 1,1 ,, Ill'i'll ijlsl I, 4,Iyrr lilt. "hi,? is-. Ir '.1 ,%' r ,iI% t.*iy Cull Slier Ions St MIPIOLE (01144 I N It. II. 105 W I'? 17. I'5) 13 ±ion\Ti1LY1g@ Quite simply the finest odult mobile hnm nnrk in Amrirn tr,dnu Clrst,i trs Orlando. Extroordinary'kK;tlon. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your i n spec t ion AT THE FOREST Wanted to Buy r y AlO Day Or l,000Miles 100 Pct. Mechanical Warranty Trucks and Trallet S III 11. .5'e'.I 'lifts',) I'' iij '_AC.I Earn Your Own Money By Delivering 4 .13 1)0 eAh 7': 3)3) I r,da, PlIlt, ? 30 p m A A A I URPCIIUPtE I AUCTION ISO Pd 17 97. Lcw'iQwOod Iii 1020 1? :cs5 542% ., l's, 177 3777 Abler I DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE AGE 12 OR OVER - vi'. P liSt Pill LIII I & AST lOut s BOYS AND GIRLS 5S00 - P'IuuS AUCTION SALE sil MPC MA WI Pit .*1? Hwy I? vi 173 3161 •, CHUCK'S AUTO WORLD - Equipment i' ' - ----- I .irJe P0fl ,.r.l Ike run, ,S't".Ipqri 'Addle, 5115) Il, 37,' 3364 Boats & Marine __________________________ - Horses 66 'IS ------ - -- - ______ - rig In SaId i F ru I Sal & sr. rriu room sofa. I TV's some Ion, some portabl, Dishes. ulhng a large I yr old tarp,' 110 Ilallrrp U.argrr Tools Mar.5 Si' new bAby 'tems Crib, anSi-fat '37 buCk A) 1)00g. ',r'w bags .ir.Ii 'b,t km I 'JI 7, I PlQ1t Si ' A,,Iorrl 131 IP.1 - - -- - ,?rr,- '. , - () Pets and Supplies AKC wIt ISO An'n'al HAvCn Ken"I'l% 323 373) lieteren I a in I P 511 __________ .e "'° EquIpment for Rent 63 ------p. 5p1 9 70 till- Plea and- uSe-I 69 I I Iii 75th & HOt. h$.s '" and Tools AIR (OMb'ICLSSOR I OR SAL. t: (At I Ill 0473 Garage Rummage Sales S SI '7 Hcwssja 130 eth r.trt. till cleat, (all 371 0937 before I p I - i FINANCING , __ I'' 1914 Ifis, Ii- I tL,,uts,,', U,iel c,u, ,l.I.,..l Psr,-d to 5.11 II 34t7 Cell IJ it'.) .511-v I 30 p ".0 19 firrit ISlue I snlre I Ii", t, ' (,,Arpel Starnpocuer II'S .'nly II per day CARROLL S f UliNITIlltF 'I LEVIS1ONSEIS$75U1' MILLERS ' It Orlando (IrI,l'. 733 0332 -.,_,,, ' S'r'l luillIr I II hi-il. Ijt'ItI illor, Ph 327 7371 Hue - Mit ts'rnt 4.14 54 .-'.iI L omqwOod rib Ill 77 It Cj'.ahf cd "II I AWf, SALE i5as"ut It'. yt. lI,. niOdef $11 v,onthl, pa, n'rr'.t 45 50* as $1 Per m,,I,, Sr. at !eifllotd Sr-'ang "Ctr. 30? F Itt (T)s,*fllø*n 5'?. IH' PIll-_________________ or rv.n,ng% 131 1144 - FR(( ESTIMATES A POOL IN voup BACK YARD' - - Machinery '*' STEREO ________ CLEARANCE A Conditioners 195 and up Dcii t,T'CI'mnc.- Sc'.-'. Si '.s-r,'r ;it' S S 's-r, 'A,, I' ;' 'P'4 ' Motorcycles I-) II.', "sail5 AnsI c),? 5.-nySe S'nger i ccliv, Tt,u(Ii ft Sew 5?? Pdp'.s-hl " !ac 131 PiO LOP4GE St 1,1St 1) C AMPING st.AR I!, 1P4 DI MAP4D 5(11 IT 1.0W WITH A CLASSIFIED AC 18 Building Materials .1 14, 4 *4,'uOS,I i'layrn S SlIMMER -- -- - - STEREOS SEWING MACHINES ----- - Appliances ,,v,I',?,,l I ,''' I 1,0,1 ,,,',.,, ,,, ,'.' II. lAnds, 794 $194 Ai'l.S?lI' hea u'%e,i lujrnttser & 'IP.ev ho 'lcI'riuj illati's All ASsiSt leAn UI, yard 17,' II?' 6) 5 ljr' play n, AM I 35 -"ci P"auliful walnut COnsole t'4otPS'tSg down, Assume $9 per ".,onIPt payrnntt, Or pay IllS saSh Sold new for 13)9 30 GuAranteed Phone 4,17 lIt?, Il,IIl,I,il,t I'S', .5 ',trrr% I C 't',%llS A ,r ,', rip' 0,1,1 ,' - - ''.1,1 T,',,n I*.vdl rOles'S Dark green 5)0 B'fleII cArp,' %'.etpq'r 54 's5,'dCInt (P'i'5i $7 Merit tsor %t '.'. S e "i-'. I-I . II .-,,t. In -r ,,;',!.,I,r, ', '? STEREOS ''i '', - -'ii ,,..i', 77 'tArnAP,a 715)5 flItOrIl -- ',,"l Qs'IIØ 50 n . plirlIrn? ,, ci lOSS $73 or all trade lot 5m,uiI sofa bed or trundle bed ApI 7le Geneva Gerdntt. 1503 W 73l5 SI - t I? Part Fprb 4 i.fl iJiR 5$ Cats RCSTiOVCCI II on 51.1111 Ic .r. Ph 137 5. TV Radio Stereo '* Junk 11(111 7 1PM I •n-tiI,vC 1. In-In It thou,) blip lIMO byl,'srler (ISP-cl i"iily 9 r, '.r ,Voi,ShS 111,3 ',u', f S,,nlord bIrVAI5 Selln WILSOP'iSIAlErtruWpdlItIol Pu, 5,11 trade 311 31317 r i-st St. 127 cc;; ______________________________ u' i, Supplus - Pick Up Payments ' 'i sIll P,')Q(Jt' - sic per mont" 1" "ew 2024 's' ' P rn-icr Ccl 327 0214 ,tn,l ask for Cha'Iet I)ytt.m.r'. Ill 1. On I-semi 145 ''. ' - - It-______ WA',lsl parts, 'I " ,i, "ones API') l.',54( I ', 37) 'I 'eS't)Wl ti,,,r,cl new %tpvm crust rrfn'ger,vlc-' iis'il 1)00 lv'' '.,'' 1'!. 33) 1;zs '" ''I A , , Of fIce Equipnteiit 60 55 ,', (III 101441' tI I4,'I, r, p' -' ,%,,'.i.r% and (Irii'It .5,11,' PANTY Frp Delver,, •'.' I (SIDE APPLIANCES, 441 '447 _____ -- 'u ' - We%linghousi Dr ycr ('.000 Condilor. 1i nhl ' t'-sIrClom '.'etv,t SIde El t.e1 1 "51 old (all f'P 7515 - - SI u C.itiipitiq Equipment 'SlVlintJ 'iluprIIenl, U name 'I, we "Aye II (.oy'I Surplus galore "t"plu'% i%u't13 111.11 1. Ilvy 741 * KIRBY VACUUM * 551'. 5 "S ti- P4.* & LI ti-il lO' .3 ; CS!i SI Ph 123 4394 ICr' l.c.mPIt"t QU1dfl -iii' - SiS S ,i'p '' condition OIDp. home $14,501) Firm After C I and 5unOay 37) 6-457 v'Di, 5 .0111 s 1 lOPe PLEASE' We 7 bedroom frame .sit?, P.rat ar wood Iloort- smclI P.5*00" 7 baIt', family room am fireplace of $149007 Ownpr sprInkler frncpd bats tan $0 tOwn An.'Ou% mDv'nc,i ott ci' System Call aPte 5 32) 0505 WI' (allot today anD Yes' II IPSO.' ______________________________ ATTRAcTIVE 3 BEDROOM- 3 bath beam ceIng. separat, Call 322 7470 Anytime aining room, cat in kitchen, lOvel, .,,r,iorti .-i..-'. i rarr ler,cr'd bad 5ard Covered pa'o tI.'iiJ '-u's y . '.'' ,.CeIlfn'! r*igt1h0o0 132.500 5 II t'L I 7343 ('art I), OLDER 3 BEDROOM (,Celler'.S . tic'd'ix'Pip'. t' ( 7 tim'r neighborhOOd Modern k'tCPnn, lngttit, home Central PIca' twIll frepsac,, bet SPAded If, and a' range d,SP, '.athpr con irn,rr1' ic iPilIpp-nig 11) d'spotal. bully carpeted Lang.' Paneled 1aPr.11, room. $34 lOt' 3' Hall Realty _________________________ Piai'-aran,a. Deb,ry Call 471 1I •' BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES • Volleybl JUST FOR 1 • Toss Ring YOU I I Batketball BUY! BUY! BUY! ii rsd tht r e * II be- ns " c.r'lhI, fi.iy1'7l'fl1S for 1C' ' iCSZ) p., ci,'.,'' '.5' 4- ' ' " r'.SpritflcC .Al carpet af'.olr'saleq PVC, '.'' 000 yards c,4 tWOMtlOf'.rl. , i'&'i-I bell over trot,'. commert 'Al '-i!allal-on if,.11 tell and n%laIl A' tivildirs *ho'Csalr inS? Al 79' Ci I t,eI),, I Cll P iflAO " avalAt)lt uP to 3m months P re. home ettumate AR Its CAR Pt I 311 4135 Call cnlbec!' - lOP SALE ON A FIRST (0331. P7,1 SERVE bASIS - $ (rl",l 5,'. 73 model :g zag t,-,r, S ''c "net, features buItO,"t'OIe on butlont. will Wv SIrr'CP, s' '(P. fabrics arId muCh more 7t' it parli and sf'ev'ce cml, I'S See a' UPIITED FRI 10111 SALES 3550 S Orange Air 107 Mont,,, Sat IC S Terms available ' _______________________________- LOch Arbor-Pipe 3 b,aruc.-s bath all custom ertrat $3,000 down. 3773347 52 3'S'l jli Al I ItiST Al CAT lOpe • of feel a twinge ou sometimes for yoi ii old headband?" 17 WALL TO WALL ,',,,,,, UI I nostalgla Miscellaneous For Sale _____________________________ - I) V,,ll "Confidentially, PhIl, don't Household Goods ---- - - Acu%I.i'I Dve'øpr'- t' '1 'u. ______________________________________ - S. II V -s'A' ('1,01 Tabl, taking up too mutt', A (lAtsified Ad wdl fnØ 1 a FREE! FREE! L_. u - 51 1)01 tS I A'rt44', if 1 1As, IT I StAPh i Auto Repairs I'. Accpss,r II'', .I - "&', nQ4 6 --_" ir-t'.I' il lull,' Up to 27 mi/per gal.-Save on GasI v Uses Pints of Oil, Not Quarts I v Low, Low Monthly Payments I v' Full New Car Warranty I v High-Trade-In Value I v Air-Cooled Engine I <st ' ' '"'. tILT - !- Dick Baird Inc. fir I PEIf v' 591.4 Arslream trAvel lra'Ier, 55 Si'.) I'm, 7354 ', Pclr,'.ell,, A, CARPET ' -- - 4' -'' ' '''. Greene, Inc. Forrest ii " '.• !'S'i-j QuaI,ty Paints, 1 372 6401 '.',7".Cli Pt O'n"ccr ' • , ' S'' 0s'f's''oOt B'ootly- nAvrs Pr - H .'p , .. ".3 ' • s- . - .• '- '''''It S ONLY S23.500 •'- - ______________ •tSe ID wall carpeting •C iP!rAl CI' CDfldtuOflinQ • 4u.u'reable financing 11,110'. general market f'Ct I' • bathS • OPen 1 - 551 III. r ' - - CENTER Reod LiStIngs Wanted - JIM HUNT REALTY .-;iPa's Cl' 377 :';s "n' hr'. 3 1714 77'? SIlt 37; 14 .' I ' 45 lit Cl', - - SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK Good hours ' '.Ini 64 lEt-i' AUTOMATIC -.4. F' . I'f'. I'S, 173 Ii I "'I"' .I'ii() lIlY'. 'Sb It ll'tAlLI U 4% IIa"it'i'rg traIl 511 I', WulIlCrt.5h,urg craft Ill I 1 StAll4 SI I ( 'w'.rAdr, slide ii' II ''il .ait'.p.n 'ItWWOIlU) TPAVlt 11*'. 1793 tong.. P1'. U 5134 ' r 141.3 Iplut shilgI celery green a-li. -nt Fin-c ide i barsi.s". sb , 1 --_______ S4NFOR() (,ud 11nt 17Kt[R3 '"'c' .,r,.. '''' ' Jennie CailBart Real Estate Roberts & Gilman Geo. Willmer Assoc, - . s- iiIII,TFPS 3f'F IA Ilfr El DISI'dF 5111155 0$ (tii,t', ''.1" .' 'ii 7_n I,III R'.Al N I-llJN II RS CAM F' ER S * Maltland Flea Mart * lI iSA) I' 97 OPt'.'. Sc' P. '., ,. I I ttI 4SO PIt 3970 L "'tTS 43A".-d -. 5- '. Real Estate Wanted T,tpusm 3s13' utility traile'f'iv.tp, cp Sal gale 1-ISO Call 3') Ui) -______________________________ ALL BR ICK Al' for Sale 1561 Lid i1'.r IS 5il,,n .f'j"r, et(PIInl lI'irl,l'i , nr, Pm- 127 till Sf') (5,, ,5l,, Sii-ej.'irf A VI Autos U Plcyrt-,or, sleeps a ,(, Pr., cct etet brlc hODhtIp t',rOd t (ysifil 1715) (All 17) 10)6 - Rrjtu(P0IlY Quick tAll ?badroor-'. 1, balht Oning room Ireplfiigarage *illi wk tho tlOn" rqcppeo Corner IC,l in a 5tC'i-, rn'iQhDdYhciOd $16400 *sth trrm, .10* Ma.r-'rnji" r r' •A,'.'rII1r in ahor' •CsiPr in summer 6 '.400cC?'. deSign • I • i-hence in mater alt & '. ,..,,' • ' V - CONSTRUCTION Estates ariil, $40 .1 vi.vperiton spraIrry, head lAPPdl'tltI and rtcorders InWetl Al UP4I'(D FREIGIST SAt IS )hitØ S O'As'ue A,r '. ''tn). 54r5 70 3 . I ' 1S'l '4 lifi'!.tt 'or Salt . v' no i; v;r ___________________________________ Si JOHN S REALTY CO ',uJ.,lp.DY:r;Pidi,;.,u'.. - - Sunland Cly%PiI.St 5145, REDUCED PRICE r. It,,'. I D,oroom 7 bath a.'' hil'auluful fireplaCe, bUIlt In drIll. ci,t,inelt arid storage area trc,,r 175 IX to $23 SOC F eatu'rS CISC ,ndludit Piedt, air cutlor,- drapes new f,v'ucet rI 5*9- 059fl I' vim' space tr,,s i it i F. l,'t .1' vIP 5I,-njtrot" s.i'r tr",Cr., - , 'T', auiartrnrn•c I977 Si',rbnt*,, Van, Pb. p5 t'n.ct auto Is ant Will lair '5, (CII 37) 3013 lip • E Salt' AlJtns for ',,,,I,.I Itt S I Il-ceO new %ihrbp, Ill_All.,.. 5.55 II..p I v,',.l il,..,' 0 rn 5'. cite I''.-, Ph CCII 1571 SMOKE V Trailer elI nr'ntt CIIIAS It'lO ( p11 I'S fl1'. I? PRAP4D NEW 73 MODIL STEREO (OAsPoWp'T5 )(1l1 WATT AM I 53 51953 eaCh ,'r..'.,, 41,r0,rS 1,, , t name entertanment systems that in <lude S Intl plAyer. ns tu,r. tat)', & %1*A1e,% $12453 lmle'd slot I Of STrand nsa u'.ArrAr(l Its, Fl lAble, air CITY .01 E MI-k' Drlu,q J t.edrOOrn, I?' IsttP,prl eOu'pppd large 7 *c,iuded lot Many eatree home lest Shari 3 ytart old lmrneaaI, Putsrtt.on' £.'.Auflg $25931) CISSSLLBERRY -- HANDYMAN'S '.5,1. (SAl,,' '' 3 Ijetiroor! 7 baIt _________________________ S is - - BUILDERS SAY--SELL' Tee e bedroom 3 tim'Pihom,i Central and va ti'pf't all lUr 125571 Compare' MINI ESTATE ioRt'sorl Property For Rent Realty -'I pii,. c' ,l UNSWORTH REALTY .().5 I '3' 40•C o' 3)) 0"77 - h.ldet t,a'. 'as- nra b,ome'I reaØ5 bce umrriI'd,at, occupanic a' 705 Brart 11ff Street 'Thrip well built ts.rc, bedroom, l*0 paIr, C.nrgeOui lUrtOt'., 3 sl5*p Sp"'.' hcr?'t on beau',ful gruoridt a hprnet are complete * It' a.r, shag t,1u1".' ?0!"un er-C' c''o' lrIIrr.Il(i a'. " carpeting aiso large IwO cm' CDnd 'Øn S',-'.n Ii •gIIt, , n?rr , r.,' garage 17630 00 down fOr oualit*eO buyerS ('Pson, Orlando CallBart Real Estate 753 773$ or 534 110 ID? ap pOunirli'n' - _________ Mobile Home For Rent ________ - NEW MOOt k HOMES 7 fte-clrOom (t.sucl'cmi Ipets welcomI(p11 33) iS 1)1 $772 after a p rn - . 5 10 tain ' lIlt LCREST 12v40 7 ixIrm 1 bats. IrOn' lying s-rn , A - 'v'' ,-,5953 Dealer Ill 1111 --- ---- -Acreage Listings Offered , 1-4 IGH WOODE D LOT 5 1'.0leiSrt (OPel EMPORA-py COLONIAL 7411 .5 - Ste nstrom Lake CPtTh.ftLlF1't ' ' - a' ACRE HOMESITES ri--na' t'... •.... .- no-nete ... ----------I', .!"O area 'o won a-'od ' " ' 15 51 Income and Investment Property - 1', "I' •"iriR bIpt"', -' ' ' .-',-'nontn. CCfltrl, u.' ," p, rAnc r.'br'grrmtor Pe'"g Pritrdfrprn 176.730 575)00 S'S I P P--lA birsar.cing Equal P.out'n'.Q ' - unfurn,sh,dt apartment , ', I't'' & Il'.' flInt' HELP WANTED , 5. P-i' I P SPRl 5 • ? E ' HOME 0 .y'm -, - - - SIri'(itl.'S'1'"' Ilut,', ty-droon's 7 baths carpets I Irapf's kItchen ('Quipped, pool 'wo children (ipn,ya Candent 1305 51, 231?'. St - 322 7050 spar out I & 7 t,drrt'. ur," r - flts,i' , lose is, p.r in San'..'" 'u' ltir','I't'I, 0' COiJj'lF'. 7: .- .,, - &Tii 'It' Part - - City - ________ Apartmuits Pt-nt Unf urn ished - HOUSeS Rent F urnished 51 a r,io,,th lr,Quurr ulilIPi Prl'4et working lad, lcflP In $20 per *1 call 37) ltS& __________________________ _______________________________ Working gentleman Prpplq' er. Iran., PA'S '1 1- 7,', '.1 a"-P r, 73; .5,''' I 'I ,• ______________________________________ O '' i"t P E ALT V - Payton • ,'C i-'H(lPt)NC.'"' I,, a' I',l5n,i t' It,,'. adcsret,ir- twngalc'a corn plelely furniShed, a". lv, linens. i-Ic Adults only Wecely 'asts Phone 37) 7711 R3C) tty)") Il.' C 1"id - Homes Rent --- ----ii-' fi ISTr ' 's-i-' l,l'Sl'III," I' _______________________________ __________________________ _______________ 7621 f'fartVh'f'II Ave 3) S , P. Pt 514 AleC' CL EAts, Air C5*' ol,onpd 3 bedroom. I -, baths It Chen mailer 1'0s-"'e0 bedroom hat viii in closet I Cr151-ft 'i'll' ,C'C7 CovereD pa's- ______________________ , - 34 GlIman ' - - -' ' .' - M JOHNNY WALKER JOHN SAULS AGENCY •. (iii Sø'iici'cl 3;; ''4 SIC, 3; Ci-it' rvi_____________ -•-. - ______ Homes f*c, 1 my-a's." 7' I,is'r.t 3-u a'7544 t Cmp!mn, Sanford (pnt',, heat Au? bully carpeted Ct,risr C "one itICri, ti5 9'I 1*k" C brand ride 7 or 3 bedroom townP,flu%rv Choice IOCaIioIS' P41 r needed So, shopping tPic-ic", lY ttiurches Wall It, wall stec carpeting D,shwather, dispose range and central hf$l i' Slurry I 'Tt.erd'I (inl 1 oi each 37, ''-' ston Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ,s., Kingsberry - - Rank Qu.t%iont O.00te frOm 131 2323 Prsces To Go Up? AtsumI' mortgage arid pay cots', 5" 1 bedroOm I' bath home Co-ri.- • a'pe.r'. ocriso, 134 - ,, Pr.1'uv Ouplet, private p00, 1 patloair CondItioned Aduttionly $175 mc, 7)7 M7t) - -- e i n' " 13(3 Travol TtallpIs SIt RI O' 2'. cvtele pa TIll We Succeed! - PfUStsF REALTY P (ACTOR 33') 4$-Itu 333 3300 Partially fenCed yard , arpo?t, ululity room nicely .vrtdtcat)4'-d newly palrllf'd Entidl' relatk L P REAL '1 • ilall wall cWpfi llv.nQ r0O" I t- . Si".s,r.le COunit A. refItir STroker -"-" "NIl Stove rdfrioi4erAtot, washer I 1CtILr?S LatI' Cts-.nly PtQPS ground ! '''1::. I p. a'rr lake over a ptt snot lent id *tP' lots of trpet 5'g' PIT I PA, into's 39450 1710 !, 7 10 Acres near Lake Jettup. road , • ip )3) 'idrOom. t bath, Piet ri-i! ,ars '.-onlAQe I. 1'.Mtuf' . i(1s-flt lot, air ctIflCtione"d Call 1 1124 ACrf't will. hghwa, Ironteor. -.73 377I after MOSSt E C. BATE MA N r? brOnlfIQC Arid lisle frontAge -owner twliig trpntPw-rrd. brn.p '..em.i'101C County lAlion fsi(C'lif 4' 'l4 new 3 hedroorni 7 baths, Centrai '00 aCres near Sanford mIt bn'At & a,r. 7 car garage tia,e hsgi'wAy lrcwitaqt covered MAR'.' - Hors, Count;'.! C 11-v"wAS'n-' II Sgv'.slil huSh It' Will *'h icroc csv trfel Over a". a,'ri' *ih luiufy pOol S 34 a.rcs a' t)r,trtr Cly All I' gt' . ."P' '.'' r' Sprngt home 4 bed'onm 3 ptP plot is 179 ;' grund. ready for ,mmede!e out%e shower. bormAI dining, ' -----& _________ - . - lu.ur - - -ia.i. , •,sfl.fltt '..i.r.rri .....r "- -. "' rat un e ;,lllfIcrr risn<h, over 1000 Cc's-' Iamsly room *,th fireplace I'' State hg'ri improved pas'us'r ''Stop U rn way frort'Aoe IrriCed. pas Pn'S,se Si 114 SOUTH RANCH MIPii ?,5,4Cly ,LTh, * ,'ss' 51'-,,' 5's. .t,rl' SFlilPiOLE C0UP'.l'r - O'.-rr an atrc:onedfIgrsculturislwthlarm ST JOHN'S C.otser's dream C! a pu'Iert price 3 pond for fshinvQ anø rice thade hedrdbmt 3 bfIth5, 0llra clepn co REALTY And lru,l 'reel 3 bedroOms 7 home WItS' large OUtt'dl' buiid.rig Peg f%rpkcra PAThS lartllly rp,om, only 1 yearS flY rlectnic golf (6.-I s- trw across SAnford I IA old All illS br only 5)0 300 fairway It rrlavii'.g, plot Acids IC) 11 Pdugltts 372 3174 Cl,',,'. ' the privacy 04 this home Pig tn. Forrest Greene. Inc. A'e . ret harcoose'e uo ct-s __________________________ flY t'. grandchi.Oi'ent swung Marl? M,ar*1. lltc RE Al. TOP, 1.5 Pr,ce 125000 'i iS F a"par.i' Realts 431 .' I P AlIt S ASSume mortgAge Or out 310 pcI 64423)1 • ciowft 5*, ruew snottgiop We have ----------"-vale own,, w,thf't to tell cPts-' mAny many more, we cart tpll '. Pd CClrrif'r (IeI'Or.i 45" to, . '.pv,,i Should I Buy arrange P,nAniing •5* .5' - ' 5 ''I t', 51 PSOtIII' 01 yr,u.r ,h(1ii1' Call or -L '. .' 'n" ' ur Wait t- oT : 1,"' ---vl '1 - - - AttOt 830- 5500 Rnalio,5 Ciisf*- -Ir.. 'C','-' - " -- -- - - - otnsOn. - SANFORD REALTY ft - 4 1)Q4 t'. F a'tim'.o'. I'. I 5-s f 'I 5.( Ri-alIce 4 r4 C I1 '.1 MIP4OLL A1t.L'TOP Oc tSP I. ' ' ML 37 3 tItt 5, FrpnP, "' -, cit 13) ICSC ' tiLtS PIOMI Lts'u' ....s nra 3 bed'oo17s, 7 tie" centrally healed arid air ccø"nned homt LivIng en'--' ining roof,' .rd fprnil'. rot,-' ConvenIent Ic. tctioolt and th, p".g 30 min,rtes frpnv' (Irlandc, CommunIty cbubf'.our,', tv mmr.cJ pOol arid ItN*1,l . _... .,. ... ri, I...,. " irs-.. ''" augcit. ci' Connie SmIth, Alto. ar5'l"t'a lilrr.'t',r'C 'IC'. ha?' Al' Male Female Help Wanted Stemper Agency I bedroom furnithed ap' a' c" dl'i(Y*fI located in Cc'' 33) 7744 ______________________________ - 5500 kipliii-t in I'' • 111 5 Camping Rcsorts SPECULATORS I-'-,si'a.', Li'CTfW". r. .51's' it 16300 a-F a tP S"fIl, l'.'i'c'cim tram, horrid Commercial propprty ISO U 137 111.500 It) acres wtst of Sanforø 145000 erres eattzf Siirifo.'d, un(ludP-t well "d tI'p'.& Ifint 314,71* cassi One InurdOn,-' burnithed apartment ,m'5w1c0 flours aIr cpndl'ioned 1175 monln PUlP REAiTY, 327 7)13 - - INVESTORS - -. - ' -- Ci',i- tw'droom Its floor air, adults nC 11111 Contact 3312 I'Almf9to eve' , an?oIC Houses Rent Unfurnished (',I ATTE NT ION - 3: - - t'.'Tt.'Tt t t-C 4731 It.a". e C A W54101')Oh SR tIPo 11111 Park S,."s.'r I 7 A(I3ROOMS. ADULTS ONIY PARt AVEP-illi MOItICI PARS 21., 7'.4' PprI Dr 7 Roberts & Gilnian Rooms for Rent ( 4 !I r,I. s ! - Dr 'Vets and ',angta S Mel r'% CORBEIl 7 niroom tunnuttied apt - *11 PC cepI One child ('PT 3)3*140 _______________________ -- _________________________ ____________________________ WELAIiA APARIMEPeIS 114W 151 5 _____________________ p.anosludio. learn,, laviO Hannah. music degree PIannaP.'t MuSIC Center let , volut.a 9i*' I! 171 Orang. C Iy C.00c 5 nmrn,t.ng lO*tOr h.drDom. furnIshed air, very fl home $3) t 33) 1530 Day ________ AtALON LPAR1MEPi'TS ADULTS NOPE IS 114W 7nc ii! 4 k,'Cltl,rn' ('a' SI.!.," ''1 IhPrY QuiCkly with a Herald Wan' Ad Pt calling 33) it Ii a"., alt 4.' C II ' - C74'ItSii't Clemn bus-fished upStairS ap.r,mer.! Downlowr. at-ca 333 SAIl C-I PEEP 4k R(1%? -- Silparu fvont-w eel drive CTiTt by Gill Fox et'iisern Wear fIt Old CorrAl Weiss-,, S".op. 1717, I mile " a' Denas , Roberts & Gilman C,R(C.0R'Y ..sClISlLL HOMES 31O,landc, N ht7 trench Avt SanfcWO 4'. Cat A,t 173 .fI% _____________________ Cl'fIt 1111111, t - , C t" ' ' Houses for Sale Apartments Rent Furnished Ci' pr.c1I clue C.totL Cal OvirdO 3151)11 W'-IC)t. Orin! lP,rp* eacy ulpIul idle KEY PU N CH 11 71 SituatIons Wanted -- - - - - 5&h MO PaRk 3, I 7 3 fIedroorn Trailers I Apt' 3 A-Out? parts 7 "tur Ify fInd t'wp('ripnce ,fnr nta S1,lr', cc)mprtIt5r IB M - a CAll 315 3I,i$ mo DONHOWL fl.ake-, & C oct Hcic,cc's for Sale al,mtrnt'nt rentals A.?P, LII F, - -vi' ..IO"vnat.Or' , HOME I PeTAlS 43) P IDC.I WOOD VII LADE Ccli- Mary. S ShortS' P41w 3 I*drorri. central heat Icur. ----'. -'-------. tcrgv... urape ca,.'r arlu .ew' care $11.3 mCI 15' an,, IA'.' f-Is" 3V II'!.'- ' sn-u'". drpns' 5 , s-s' 44 RAI'y 172 3:)' -' - - tic, Charge Q&iaitieØ 'enents wAsting Ll your P.dIuse cir .1 624' C" - Call LANDLORDS Twc' bedroomS I ball. eplI tO we Arpeting. drapet. etitral P,PA' ana air toll, eQuipped kllC'hf'n w,ll, diU.*alher $150 a mOnth (all Jerry Slorkt 134 7511 wpe( days Any time weekends 0bVtRS- Part time 5* toll time tSr trpr yOL. Cr00 rommiltiOt. 's'e'IIO* (aT: Cc. 7(1 5 Park ' M E N & WO M EN1 •,,• au 3'3 Sli P,.-.i,'ii ....,.,,, • tIM. (OWF'JTt k •ttrc-t$v, person 10 trin as t'SfOC.RAMMIRS 'Th. oemario Ite mmkr up ln$truclor $flr Qualified pro9rarnrners , IIIQP earnlPSg potential Call 373 Q'eat WI' will train ypj fOr thi, 'anc WOCKIarLI Cot'TntEct, )7]0 ';t.iv selIpa pro'Isiori service Subli.dfIry, of C,s.ner.I foodt employment at IPSC 1.157* 'me Ihete It r.O fIur Imll. bus Sanfpro Nurtin I(or. vciu mutt In' willing to tIer! rn vasr's1rn' Center ISO Mellrw.v,lIt matcly Previout r'.perirncr It Apply it. person _____ -nc,t rpQuired Ipr yput pef 5ftifIl AV Oh Ii liuy or sell cell Iira Woes.ir' tei, CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS . tnt reo Aoplv Lakrv.ra C OL LEçE NurSing (entrr Il I 2nd St -__________ - Twc, bedroom du(llrt burn'thPd spar lmen1 4730 Orlando (IruvI' 'wyr,1o4'd - -- I eytape operator CALL •t SADDLE py1 ,4ntp,rway' Sell it bAll arid east wIPS a I cl'.ti lttf*d Ad Wanted To Rent RAP4tlIte &0M4 1170 tlonida Aye fjriIr00m apt . kitchen eduIDp4d central heal and air, thmg cc' cw'Iurig orals swimming anulti Call 3734650 .PLANT RENTALS. Do yov Cli- Wo'kuPSg Wilt' Pl fl t5 We flPtC sornenric ill' thI' Orlando area to servlcr oil' plants ri tIifff'rfnt tIffliCt around t(,wni C.oOd SalfIry arid penpffts Apply 2323 So Part Ave &poj*a or call 3 _______________________________ Apartments Rent Unfurnlshed CPPORIUtdIIY _____________________________ Prefer e. and encodsriQ ppnienct in Call Reserve in v-cstysnU ,rance 1.71 7)OS APi EQUAL £M,'tOYIk OPPORTUPiIT \i --- T- - 'Training and •vprrirnce 0 t Ou I tf,s-fIt,oflt Ofl'Cl' ptPScedIrl's rIj)fr'5 ilmltrd 41fI?I' t.c,ollt'cp.ng. wrillnO Orant n'opOSalt, p&ftlik ri-ICliofli Salary $5000 Send resume Ito. SOS tat of 'The S*nloed Herald. (to. 163' ,anbord 'P.0 lns$suctions .1 'f''55Y fl! •tlfl Intp. rl,tir.Q tc you and your '!±. tk ' Ad LABORERS :I Call 33) 4031 after 1 p m f.a't ro' under tP.p of II Will train to' Steel I*brfcation Initêde cork 11 per *e.k Calf 37) )tØ) Pt' j) 10 Altt, ROOrIRS .IILPERS C.000 WJIQCI apply tt!f '' £ 'CiOl.ftQ RECEPTIONIST & EXECUTIVE SEC R LIAR I AL T RA I NE I S , T\ER 'p flC*J, -' - +fl MASOh ILPSIDEQ Child Care '-,. e.per.pr.c,c Conttruction IahorprI tot new platlIc C*ncrP!t won Op portunily for advanromen' 373 *357. 37) 47I .,'&P,C,1ctr. Ulynjirylme i.p' cs.,rr so' ; 'r 'r c,r,$ WANTED Ci t'.'. •-c,r.pu'.t..IriAI 3 3 a"i Ivaths s,a',?Ig F'i'5' a' I' •' AT4 I Wu4DI(c L7 I ___________________________________ _________________________ IOE 3LANC1S Lots and Acreage SIT Mlscpllaneouc C''F large nab %P'Cardlc,' on For Sale I Ate SIy,r F stra priyCte 113 C'Y (treker. ('elpr 723 S'14 ' ne 5P(tiOflll $l) IvAn $1( $20 II fI CiE treqjpr (4 - sr fi(IvI$ So' on El CAp-lA" A!! y13 girl - s 70 Sch*nn bke $17 ,: , • - "t 1 Ct' (.111 173 ('f I" lfI 43 Medel Inc. Realtor rnanho*, COrsflull ma Cap,. u.n ItruClion PalO vbca?,r.t mr.j, hOt.d4iI tick leave W1P4CO COtS7RuCTlOpe CORP $31 3453 &ICOPSOIIC& *flOi'yrnClut Car. Help Ppo,W 43) *SV - i, P 0 10. 1713 ii LD ThE MO LthTPCV ro't tk> 'C2 t0 yfP cJ..rz-E 12... * rew piomes * drive There Is A Want For The Unwa nted In The Want Ads Mobilc Homes 4 wP'rely Scv.no 'I L anir. 73 si;,nmott Prt Cci No SI P4*y' II 52 No Phone calls please ___________ Make 1071 04 Rc,cvr. ri y'our C10III , p,'nI Ilt.-ri% with ho a u.avtt'a A, - - -- tCsJ'T '-"- --•.'. 1RiE * Construction Forement ciau in Charm. aIPSOF. ano ttn In! 30 who , *,eli * 7$ 711$. IC am 6pm - - _____ 273 SOlO ,trai apl it' Church - . . ,v, wors.nj c0rOl.ôn Wo,tir, 'r.t'wlr.dQt 4 III doInstt, anc ARE YOU IROUBLED' ClI 'Toll 644 707' for 'Wt Car -Plotlinf' Adult% - g Ci P't' flUUWSTU! M.le Help Wanted L'p('fl• 'f'PAr. r.cplfpq ps LOIe WrIQPI? eth Oti A Des caplutP% a M.dco Olacouni Friday, Aug Il, 19/i- /B TheSanfnrdHernld 10' .15 7"uI St 13) M)Yf,t! WISIL DhllilIp 3 And 141g.-f. pumps sprinil,,'. Wales t'nvtIf'iier'. 13) al (lut, , II t Ph Ins-cl up'' lime, P-if, an e.p,ni fIn, Is.1,S, 5 s III)$(i �-. - - -'- . - •- - - --=- [P --t . .. - - --= -- ----- - -- -_--r- - .__.:-:-------- - --- ---: -a- Friday, Aug. Ii, 1913 BB-The Sanford Herald 6 ~~ ......... ,:.~_: .11X. nF n1ij? r.nmmliN IT Y -~ : 1. .:,.~ .0 '~,_' 4) ~ INITHE HOPE ___ ____ The 00 ' Church RI ..`~ A :~. __ __ ___ ___ . 0 0 H.;P*a, IM I P.. C.?v+ Florida "i " ''' tIVIN 5(1.11 .'.,Ith.p S.,vc,s Jay T 5 10a " It 0017 00 E to '.r 1041 P II 00 U 00 ••••4 00 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Ph 173 Oh Sit Hi'.t'' Ave SEVENTH DAY AtflI(PITISI CHURCH . SSROADS 5,?, (1% II 00 4 in JI'Mp ',.rsc ' j .'i-'..' C. . '''I - wry A F Green (of 3711ar'd Elm A X.s 'n Poo' P' J rtt SO? vol MasS p,s '.'. 7 lOp in P4 -! #1,cl 1'1'.c1 I r w,II+ar [ri 10 4 in 7 00p in I VCOfl(J no's"P I CHURCH 116 Oak Ave + P'A%" o" .s'. I, Almost everyone who's ever lived has at one time or another asked him- sa m. iø a & 'flf' M CATHOLIC CHURCH CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Ca, 14th 11,11A Oak Ave l',s',i le'y RofrPt I op s as. In hoot II 00,. in '.'otn'flha *o'SP.'p I IS p in 7 10I IT. Ti'.s.n.n j I ,4in.flij .Vovih.p to me? Who will help? When??? Pr Martin Keller Sooner or later every man seeks understanding. The seeking can be exhilarating, depending upon where one searches. Alit PàSIOV $ (lip v... Mast 1 lOP in ird Pf.tri S4rI(C $un',,tD' near button Rd Casselbefep F r James Mafine: Patiof '..a' P.Ia%% • lo & Ito 17 lop Da.I, Mats S )C .. ., ,, Ii.,. v'i r ,s t,i no. - Ii'scrp Open I ISa in pSe,,.cr I. 'p.., 10)0. in PS - , .. , 4 0 -.44e IN + , , . - --- iIt'iIuiIi.st YWHAT • METHODIST CHURCH Ona, a Rd At Woødiâ,,n Ave . % ... P'.iy - s' P ' II it '.. , ','. •. ,'i. p •• . _S'.,I n.a & 171 VIlO (:17sa , ,-.'1.i,tii:si:I Those who turn to God and His (DNGKLGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Church find unlimited opport unities opening for them, as their concept of 7501 S I'ark A.rnu, P IRs? BAPTIST C ISURCIS MOrnOI. F Is p.,... • ', 1niJ a 1 ', v.,.,i I ..*.+ '-i .'.'--.' i I'. •,' -, ' - • '- -• - -. • - ''"- ing ideas, turn to your church. Its truth never wavers. Its strength and purpose can make your life fuller and happier - ratt.x lit •s.sq0'rIts,h,r,s '.ufl4J.p 5 P(iil V ala m Moen'aWoesh'p WHEN •'' I'" P I UST UNITED JOWDAPI ISA I'? ItT CHURCH liii Worst First Street PaStor Stephens to 00e "s II 00 P,konnt4 Sffvlce 7 309 fl't ( ,rn.n ServiCe 7 )OP W,,I,.eSdaYSPrVICP (11,1 TruthS for a p4q'yv 1)01 , . I . ,it 11 ,,,,,,, ,. , + ,,,, W,sh'p V." Is,, II ',rn''t'l',"Si' 11,1)1- - ,,04j',yS(hOOI ',i[ I P1001ST CHURCH - - i',,' • 9 C '- Airport f1lvd .,,,,,,,., St 14.41 +011,41 '.. 111111 Wut',Il' ' P lip - • - ) I'IIII) Woe 'a, ,', - ' I i l'l,fa( 7 IlUFt.Ia'. 12 1./lI 28,1-V 4t - i. ills i., Al" S ,- 2614 I'.IrnrltO As Ii'.'+' + , I Il .1 ' ' , i,, ,, c,, - , -- 'iii i.'' I' tt,.i'-i --4 - '. ' ' 1W Pail A,.'ngr I •r, ',,. S I - '' I- ''.1 U' • + , + ii UI + ' -' 't I', 'a-'' I. • ''('I 01 it v,. 'II, + ' '' - ' + ' - , " __ ' ' '' ' •+ '' W 1.1W Iltn,idi t t Itt,i,' Slud ',i '4 ' .i #4t'.l' I .. 'i'.l 41 I LASII CliRYSLER ,I - II ('J ,j in 4 liP 5.51' III.'. 5. P..-'I iL' P,5,,qi, tit, W.'"''-' II Ta I •ee' 011 #5,',O-II ','(ll t'r.s, ,-r '.rtb.(C -, I'AOL A CHURCH OF CHRIST H.QISoI • (4 WtIt P.suISOT'f5i', E,anIi%t It 1+i.' I -i'" '0 " (ILIA i,i',4,,g,,, 6 CXI p " WI' II A ''a .%&%?, () • , '1+ 4 LOU i in P Xli' " ISP'!, (l,,s',,-s v'4r0 .1, ir S(.+ #,,',t'r '.1 ' , "' ' ' A '4-0? Ili ;- I,,, ' take Mon,. 0' any RI.d ' ..1) a °' ' '' - ' C 10 ((1. it (li 4 in iursd.sp 1. .tn'n' .S'oV'i'p r.s tIP .S's's'I'ni ,•,,,,,,. , * , 1 00P U ' p Coor,.ria?.on 10 40. m Worth'p 1000a in Nursery & K inder ga.tpn ~ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I ( I' I',.',, ,1I1(t Stall II NIl E D STATE El A N K OF %I-MlNOLi MORTUARY I' ,is - c •' I ''4' 'I,,;ri and s ttt I lop rn II A P'R(%AY if klAN CHURCH ln',ut ,ir. '' i' S 5 454 in GREGORY LUMBER I ttiI ) hsYt's (it Ii (Xl. in , lop fort , I (1)1' or, UPSALA PRI Sly? IRIAN I CHURCH Cur At' Ceunlry Club A Up'.ata Roidt Or, 1).s' *'fl ',P -, ''+4+' ','+n.tI #durttt.p '. • ,••,,,,U lP.40" 4%.1 0 hO '.0,. a-,, , , p in - ONE KI NI UCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kr, itw I'. I,n I ttb jiii'. -' FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh day Adventist Church OLKLES' CELERY CITY I'R IN I ING CO INC c. uu SE PVICt Mt'I t)t'klt' .11111 t hipPo', 4''. S TENS T ROM REALTY H''? I) ",fI'fl',!r,i'!' ,t"(l S t,Y 4 (C%.StOfL% about the availability of vice presidential dot-unienits ''I (k) not acknowledge tti.tt ) Oti or any grand Jury have ans right to retords' of the vice pt't'5i(Ieflt,' Agnew said in hu ktte'r to HeidI ''Nor do I ac. know ledge the propriety of ;in grand jut)' iflsestigatlt,fl 51 sibie wrongdoing on the ;art .1 the vice president Ml long .i' l$'CU ph's thu t office Andrea D o ri a 'Saf e' liner Andrea I )Iriu. today despite II $2541,lwE effort to recover it there i a great charus' they won't conw out 11)1' crew siiitl It 55465 unable to retrieve tb.' treasures of the ship 'We reached the point in the ship whets' tie hsIr!wr's office, the jewelry store and the bank 55 crc suppbsed to be. but they just weren't then.','' said Robert Coffey, one of the sups itt (livers Hut t he t:iI_s.sIomi was not UIt sidert'd a total tine purpose of the trip was to experiment w Wi he Al' story out of Orlando uihso nLssetl the larger issue in- liitttitii Th' tlivtng team returned to l"airhuct en on 41(1 underwater technique called satUrultu. 'II tilting, said l{od'ker, ''The tilission '.5,1'. °' I-irst Friday with four truly- s, d spoon arl(I a bottle of e-rfui ut', estiiiwted to be w iirth about $2,000. t'Ht surl",'ssful, tA'cauSt' UN' systt'nii b ( t' kit out, and it tested fantastically'- That story concerned if Meuinw tItle, 40 ititles off Nantucket, the bulk of lkIun-hii and Hxhwkt'r, using the tet-leIqI'-, awsuit being pressed by the the scinheri treasure rt'uiiuiins guiirtkd by sharks stui)t'ti on the w't'atu twIttolli (1.1) a nd night i t r front )hotographer wwspawr to take pictures in 'curt but throwing out 'ameras uln(J reporters from all lk'lucuhi - 22, anuil Dorudd ltrwIOr'kvr, 27, both of San I)iego, Calif. said they feared that local explorers would try to enter the' ship through the IsIle thi1It'_s been cut [brought its side itber papers, TV and radii ''It's a etsikie jar with the lid tiff,'' 1411(1 1)111' utnp in the lake ... but I suspect - --- s - +r * -: 0' WINN DIXIE STORES •tnll F rls$)l() FLORIDA STATE BANK AND 5 AF F + - ________- ' -- ' - ,i .51'. 55 ,lIh'l'Jd_s on S.S t'',t bujinces for ct)flttOts on '•IIIIVs in the current rounil I U.S -Soviet arms tuIIt4itit)n talks'' ha'.,eteriorated sadly,- 5alt '. hlesinger. Ile r.atd that [1w first fivecar U S ,I;o% itt ,tgrt't'il'li'flt Iiniit,ation of the nunut*-rs IIIL'IsiIe launchers resulted -1 tt 'u4t ti.il.int's' '11.' -+ -', iet,s held an Advantage rut 2'265 to 1,710 'C CLssik's, offset by the I,' P. ;.-.ill in multiple 55 ,uriti In the accuracy of [P. i'4Ipufls. Ihe M'crrtars 5-1*1(1 that 1'+ -t not intend to tuuakc a rsI pitch" for .in au5 .1 iwtt U.S long-ranigu' Ls',ile.subilutrin+L' s)%tt'tul uIls'tl 'Indent as a result of U'", S. --. itt devs'lot'suirnt AsicUSLUy CF 000 I •, ASs#n'*bsp & t,o.1 7i't+ 5 I II_'•',l$I I- i5 t,•i t ,.iit.h O,'vdu .at p00)44.54 (OyUIS, (1,51.11 akeL 1.0 (ekr5&.', '+'i*Pip MactI.',! (h,4O, PlO Spinool. 11,0 I P,P.a-,*,*.',5arCt,1t 4.r'1, Li'.IL' 4 AJI I. Ua ' It MI5 C -, . I tO4+• P v, L,Pj**nt -a hit. P.pt 0 (N.'.ctl I ,..rit ( -Pt C r'in.'-,n l (p*'ttv. p',yP',l (.4w 1,11 (a',ai Y-',sona'p 14.1" 5' liC'tW 11th So PI. 5.,-,-, l0."..-,,,. fl.jI+sl I •,.','+ lt,.'s A 145531 Ne-a MI ho's IIaj'iI CP'ssl' 1770 P... Av• ka,,I's Pa's iIapH',I (,',c'l, 7713 * 701-54 11 ta-.tv.* lT.jt to ( l'.,t.h till (1.5 A,. P't*i'tII'?,l Rapt',' (P",f,PI III #4 A,,lft R*( - '0 I .5l Ilaj't 5' P.a-,. Lake 111,40,11 )(.sl.Je Rd. P41,4 P,k (l,as,a!,-q 54.',.n.s1 Rap"il Ct'utoN ltP,eeit Rd Pto.e-.. U-k0nO4y saps-so Cs-uich. Secoesd 51r If*4 S.l-t0Ofla? 0.1)051 Cs-ui. Writ 1.04.10,4 I Isle, .n,j', Sep10 C P.1a5 Odd 0ete,is 4s3 At P$ijI Ave lytIlind 15*1)1.51 CPIptth, uN .151 6.pl',l (1,u in. Sit PatS Avr SO lames M.S5ooay RapISt Clsuitti 5? .00 III, O,I.,n I *v',I UaljO',t CP*u'OS, ut p., A,. Iiel'ld',h#4 0.0",' Clvwtlsod AlIa'on4. Stif.'sq. RI 440. A140mo'sI. 54 Paul IlapI-SI CIvoftI,. 54) Psw Ale SI MaltIwol lapI'iI COurtS' C*nean Ptgli 54)f.r45 5piis.1',uJ M4%'04'01y l#O'O- 1)10 & Cede' or 411 5a,4iiI (PufO' ml Della,, ,rsl Clisiril' 04 troa',a I a-tI Ilaptil (PICaiP. ci I bit Marl I .0 PIapI.5I (50.11(5' ('4 (lk• Mwwo* I tO Iia1. l-tI(PuS',PC.I I unQa-d, Cu? CP.uitl'&(,,a.-I lie,' 11071+51 Cs-Call' of 0vI,,I's PhI Savlitl (Pn$(P4 Of S-a" LOOtIS i'1#4% ,,I 3,5-lad, M-sooOarv 5a",' Clsswth, 11*1* Ills'S' ro,.,I Cl,5001151 (huifit 54 1P4V4S U'n'00lev II.at'4,%I (P..acIS. dO C,p,rii II T..'4e Rap101 CPvih. Palm 'api'I', Rd Aitamoolt $WIOS, A-It.,,. (h.(,.I M'ss.onai, Re'l..t (P'uiCP' Ma's a W,hI.am $4 - CHURCH OF CHRIST • ,,'t LI (P' 0 till S Ps'S A,, urOia Ci',,'.I 011*11 Ii1' Us I? J Pt (.titbeft, Sv$0Se.inroI,COyecPlo*(P*,i.t. IllOLakiHotrilI Rd (I'wlct.c'lCPao',I lOOParm S'.r'qs 1).. Ai'*',-ur"I SCSi', CP'vttPs Ca (1451 Giewsa COue-io 04 Cl'.',), IoS's CP.uit4, at ClasI Pact (Posol, 04 Cptv,',t #4 17141 1? Ho"',.4. (h.,(% at (list I is HavenDr Ma'lIa'.d CHURCH OF OUD CPs,.ttS' 05 (.00 wi H'ckovy CI'uI(li Of (. 001 #4 flnd $I (s-SPIll Ca G 0.-IT (P'..i0 Cl C.o,, I$I.,WII Las. Movvoe (P-.ini, €4 (.00 M.ti'.v'. Ln!erpios.r CP..ivtI, Ca God 140) #4 1,11. II CATHOLIC Cl 1(5,04 G,40,4 Pto,4'rty. 7041 P1, t, mnCii Av. 01,4 01 Ca God M.ta',, tnlrtpv't.. (hutch 1 the Nativity. LII. Ma', Ill Q41 A, JOrdan M-',',.00a'', l?apI.tt (nuitIl. 1421 #4 Fast $I Pto.IlStJ, tIlt's' (I',.S4 Pr (P',,IsiOII M'ts'oa-"a', RIpISI ('*Catl' hIlls, no, ti'li11)l.bI Mao fritter at Motown SapIsI (s's,th, 041 tIll Rd Motion M0fns4 0IOs'Y Baptist (Math, 0.'w, 04w, Mt Olive M.y laptIlt (Malls, 5(1) (anT 5p,I4' , 110, PAuoue-ew L.IP'OiC ("ufc' tui't*t Dr mat Ø,t14 lid , Catseto-',, SI M4r , AAagdaiil. Catholic: Chutil Ma 05r4 Ave , 41141+0011 UI :.on Astlonafy Baptist. $*Or, A u.' •,',.,- (,' , 'eeo$-ooa' cs-a- -scan (PICa.0 jv Pa's (P'uiO, oS 01,1 'n Cs-IS?. O,,us, P 'r',t RapItI (hur,P, .4 0511,l MI Saws M451041J,fy 5epl",t (h5etPI. 1000 irtey Ave n..' I.,-Q( Rap'S? ChuI(h ill ør.'. Ave j-, All S4yIS1 (.att*Ol.( I '%,inhl'n 14.ad IlaptIt (hulili, O'idS ca,,..o ,,, ,i. CONOSIOATIONAI, hulk '11w' 155(1 said they had l)uItc'niLs on [1w chanits. i which the y designed. i•fl4l plan to build tIther'. to sell while using the original tin roister treason- hunt'. - -- ' Aisst &s'I'o'4 CP'uiO'. Dogwood Trail. DeIMr P' "41, (S.-. 1e,l,MI1.tMtsChk(hofCPI,1)I5Ma1'.' CHRISTIAN ai,P0,d (51,0,1's CP*..th, I)? #4 Ot'ca-. Pd No, 1715.0. r.?vnIlapi ChuiuPI. P10,10. P50,00 øe. aas!t14'sd - ClIrolal G00€,* ProØ'ery+ 7105% 51m A,e SPISCOPAt. All '.o "i EPILOpOI (huich, F Delis's A,. E's14'e-sa 1'-*t4sjt (PijtS' Lo'sUad I4.'i Cu-st I p+',opa' Pack As at 4PI' St LUTHINAPS Aiqni,., L*,trrt*n (.hvcØ,, D,.rWs , cwstt, ,, •o' ',s-, Lu'$'fl.', Chur ch 54 Mii%45 LvPt,.,its CPscv(P, Goad.. 0.,5 Of & •ttr, U 52 So • ti t.s?itiqj CJlypch. RI oil $u..Ia 's' l',p',p'.. ai. 0 - -- !1 '.P ' ' 4 *,'4'' t 5' it ,1t - 55 p''" (, - ,, ', ,"," .a- . fedY,-"xco i, t (ol 14"' A '.4 1 Ct',.,?, (0-'altv 54 455 C 0%SPIfty C0'na-nutv-re U's 100 M.IP,od,il Clolift. 14- ') .., -, lIflp I •.r & - ,j urately. and ' r'.5t,..- •.. I.l'.1 + S 1173 S O.i,r,j,,, St Ai,04C*S P,',b,'.'..f (s-Cats-, "it PI4a LII• to 11 W.j'" ii'" I'.v',r 'IS 0" C",.'ct •4..pIl Pate RI alt ltCaIa, M,n'.oa-.aI M.IS'oO,',t C'uicS', S D.S.aa-v F .e'a (P.ypØ- '4 (P'e,it, 5(004.54. £ . - 5anIano Uro s,s.cP.l ("urt", T4'sO Fr., Fed. Sem an tair 1,wo, CK.p.4, O?Ia.'.q. 5,-tI, 1.5. .to'w 5.0. *ihansin4. %Ca"lt K 'tlQGa.n 14411 ml J$I1,4A 5 *,few" 1.5. 5',iq U's), 1403 #4 lid era in Central Florida about that's going on ill this U)t11nunity. He reports t he _sS'tiiifl41I w attended in Virgunina 1s) lx' - rre • '°° '1 vltalfl F other curpurauuns had dlst'looed sutillaj'-Itrilutions. '. 'i'okeounaan for the Finance - 'niuttilter to Re-elect the I'r"snlent said on Friday that it'.' s,-tntributn'ns had teen re. tu r rwtl to the 'a 1111panic_s. \linnewta lining & ManuI..' turing. known .t', 3M, nude i t., ,innnount-rmcnt in St. Paul ' pnun refuse-st to sa' 'all) authorized the cuntttbu. ut 'C' u,sv , t'iiip..itt ttsi,tkejhii4n o th1. best. Page 3-Ai I'ItiHIuu rto, has made nothing but trouble for all of t, worst thing ever hit this cowitry, tiaid Al apone Page i3-A C, : '. t -: hilFl)4)1' alligator partially devours a 16- I ",I( ' i. I'-, N4:a'I".- lv 7".da! Mao', I , ,,F'e,s (s.,t,s-.A '4.e P(aLa'.-'p )m 0 0.-.,' Sd I Psi. Pa'S C,,rw,. (w,w.sut,-?, Center C.n,,a (s-IIa-t 14 PP. lt.ta.I' iat' Ma,, LOCa100S In. Nalofan. Lake **I, Sled- Lake Mary P0054'toIIal O.' It... Tato.nac,. N00.0000 A,. to. IV" l's' ms.Ic 3,p-t.s-s,i H-, Ss14,Il Pas,Ip.vul.t (Oue1. Ca - the arras of talent they've assembled, but "hate' the idea of possible injuries which could cripple their upcoming football season 1.14t' 8-A : '- 1:1:. said 'ti,Ilributiltru,'. 55CEe- iuuade 1.41 Goseel T*Ortna,i,. 3721 COofOry CItm Lo'I (PsutP OS 14w Nasa...., Wayman A Jeslaae A.. - Ut Olive P4014014 (Mash, o1 11.11 10,544*400 lass40,d AII. '..KCs-uris-40 . 11 5 PitS A.. a', Un,',d P,ts$,?,,... CP14'rl' taih Ate L led it ind" jwmiewhere else in life. 1111 011,1140 14,11% Marawtain Church. Ajv&#w%Ck,o# &W.evin nne Morrow Lindbergh , I - Federal .Savings mid Loan of Seminole 0 my is just another siep in Satiford's march to the sk' thr ough \ti'ntl i'. SANFORD SKYLINE GROWS U fI One can never pay In TIS 541,4100 Amy, 714 t 7'd II I' 'ilLs * It'uttv with st'aittered ,ufti'rnwitu anti evening shower-i. 141555 iiiostl)- in the 7t and high IlitYitly uppc' &)s to lower , ham Pfl'b4thility (it) per cent -SANFORD'S second highrise toweri III)OV134 the treto% and dwarfs two ii.t.-orkers perched on its summit. The soon-to-be completed First 1 Herald Photo by Mark Wt'jnts 1 - ('ountvs Trinity Prep, where the couches ' ' - HERBERT W. K .tLMt4.('fl. President Nis,on's ofletirut' personal attuz-nev, is sticking b'. his Senate Watergate testimony that John I"hrlis'hnoan told him t o continue payments m to the original seven \'tterg,ate defendants, l'a ge 1,\ I '5 S\FoRU UE'E'ICL tis are seeking Herald Readers' help in solving the city's mounting PdrkIilg and trafficprisbleists. tPage LB --- Index Weather - - - - - t)EI"tII, like "Love" and 'Hate" is considervii a four-letter word at Seminole 1 I,,t Roe's Cs-uicit ml MO Living God U'#4r',, Page -A I l\ l$2. John Bitter says his one aim was to . . kill &,ermans \ow, he says he loves them So NAZASUNI . ',ear-old Sarasota girl desptte her father's efforts to fight off the beast. .ig - tatting Monday will again be +ppin his friends and neigh- i - it' 1 - Dixie ('iunty made one of the nation's largest hauls rt-cent I'. 'sithss+,t the approscsl or knuwlge it( the tx'.trti , if dirts tots" 'c i,miti [but, whet, the bh.Mi-',t tur'tt karrwtl of the ettetribu'its Liat Mtiti*l.ts they titslere.J 1,11 sI*'s'ial Wusteritaite Pr$." Iltot .&rt'hibld ('o-x be "-rincel Kettle-r; John hlouchin, tsent t' chatrinian of the boon; ,irxl W F. Martun, romp-sny' I ell-lent. could be reached .'ulIutiI'tlt )-rntuts John Spolski is back ud S $C ,:':,tted - POT s-s.-SIt (1,Is( in Florida, especially along the Gulf Coast. IS now a hug hsiness ntnbutisins to President Nu'n's re-election campaign. I"'liIiXt 1",'trult-u,ni (*it -said it .• $1II3,Nu, .insi ,ti:mcsota ',l:OCII.' & I.*riufat'turing l'o, U seli - - - - 0.1. 1., Com's",a't.t, M."-)CIt CP,yPcP #4 P4,b4MI Oil 0.11.., ILVINTu DAY ADVENTIST - •.4 Ut- led 5'.i4100il CP..a-vt$5 , 419 P.sS A,i I '•' i S,,,"it" day Ad,,'s,+',I C.a-?l, HOp 440 Po.ritC.Ip iS? M,nvo.tI '."s's- Oat *4,004+51 CP,4CP,. 55 a-I,.c,d A,, AHomc,lr 5,-ruh P 'tO k'.P'sae's U$Pod ii Cl'uiOs 7400 50050r0 A., S...-4.,a-d 5i'*o11, do, 40.00141 CP'CaCI, 1141 & (Iv's I PCI Ma4P'OØ.',t CP'urtl' * ISO it C.o.ie,• M,'Peuo,Il Cs-uris,. G'in..a OTHER CHUICHUS r,r. U,, led 1,(.sPtrd.II Cs-va-cit Od'v. R AiuI. S A U F CP"*' ,, C.i.a--I Cs-eros sUE (l.a-CO O'v00o LII l.,441 (ISAp,4, Ca..' Soo'.00a,, WI'kiVS Park 04 Oast.t., Mals-od.tt C'N11LP'. O,. 5.0101,1 At-ps,. Ptol.ott CPIap.l, 5..a-'J.'I Avq O',y,'s 5s,tp,j,I Cp.urt'i Cp".,I.jut. Co.nmuv.t CP'401 PaII #4,01,4,, •MH500-St. St 44 W II P004. CPs-,rrl 04 its,,, CP',ctIol Latter Dv SO-rut 7)11 PatS ATd 3' ii",', A U , SIP, •I C,f4,ss AliOnOil, 5,a-ews (on.mcis,?y Cl.ap,i. UCC 51 l,l4?', AM r 54. 04 All, D11#0"E.',te,nO.*o',,. (h,,.1. $I )a"Chv,'SO,tan., Cs-at.?. II. I? Vi St Pa,#s M+,,P'.u.tb CP'u,an. OI.ses Rd , t.'Iwrs. Irt's Part, sclosed By TIlE 1'IATEI) 1'RFS Two more 1trms have adzuut 'v. V ) i'a-*l 'dQC UI, Cais.slo*v,y Di + istionally. UptO'. (t-'i--i ,' P" 540,',.. 's(s- 1' P' ui'1.a' RI & Catiob.,,, less I'll rapes reported it Florida t'ni'.ersity has tripled. Some officials blame coeds for an "ivory Tower" attitude as a contributing factor I Page 3A , \1 SIHER State , will be reported ac- Digest News ' l'hillips, headquartered in tLirUes'.ilk, Okl.t said the ash contribution t-auw from W W Kt'ekr, former thief e-' utise ,vlfircr and t'hiztiijs of Ow bivard. Keeler resigned a,s hairuutan JI*II I way. . * i~ Payments lion ire raised that vital legal nt'w" MtIUODIS7 I .. -a ititution demands , .,thc odds SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY iii egaiI' II 1(551k_s ,IIC't at lea-it F-Lr arhe'ads t)fl it inria II' No one wants to turn trials nto is circus but when all ticnid.x'rs of [hue press are reiited fairly.-as the con- - EMPLOVES dressed to plug Florida's attributes.it Stromberg ( '.i CIt to celebrate- Florida Day' ' Friday. Shown at her strip assembly pest t)t"c Barharion gets orders from Production Manager Gene Mc[mui' Herald Photo by Bill Vincent ,Jr lie said the Pentagon has hard evidence of successful Sswiet MIRV tests with It hat niaruy of you will also 1w 11w te t to scream if a story you 'are about is niisr ported in ionic FLORIDA DAY AT STROMBERG CALO'I 1.' '-aid. Ii they are able to des's-I.-) I trt'at'lit'rot.t.s rubble after 17 years on the (k-can the S}' 'A AuIII'- j I 0'5 Suecrisfu Soviet tests "I uluultipk nuclear wartwtd_s Ili-it I .1:, be .11 tiiil ,,t separatl- Lirgeli I mild gi'..the Ss,'. o't Union u - tear titis_sili- triking e lb.' t:u.:i-il St_It.''. 11) t". .. 1990%. says Defense Secretary Janises U Schls-sir;ger lit' t,kl a news cn.h'rt'nee Friduuv that he feels the Busstill), will require only another two years before dt'phiiy ing their first combatrl'uIly Multiple Indep.eriI"ntly Targetable Wartsea.ts - %lIh,i'si The) i.babhy will be to) equal the United Slates in the number of muttipiton land-bas'- I u:LlssikS in about six year , a III IItV for theIr submariri,-. Launched mius_siles, he sattl, 11w Hu.smtns will have ,i "very- formidable forte --- The Italian, litter Atidr','u I )ori4l v.iiik in !IS hot 11I135in1 Iltehiitwr. (If w4Iter when it collided w itti it,,. Sw t'tli'sI I ion But Itodouker warned, "The Andrea I )ortu is h at Many of you may feel t flost press people should . tht'retostay.'flwrcis a great risk of lift' going in Stot-kbioliii Jill)' 2, 19 - A & P WE HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION U,1 ,-d ISO .1'? p ,Ifl(l St,utt SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO ,uca t'vrpIc+ , i'. 5541'S acting is a private citizen and not making any con- ;reater Orlando llrmi (*lilt) ill"ll it Morass of twistesi istre and solooloil that eight da)-Ahile the) %aorked Ion the wrn-k. Ilie it aic 41(1(1 slept ilu 41 white. 'igar-shaped t'hut,ui[x'r ' igalost U.S. District Judge threatens tilt- lives of future salvagers. T'hov tsAo divers who planned tile rxil,codition. called - 15,11other" that tile) luttlanchored near tfiAieorge C,Young for allowing if The Management and Employes S EN K A RI K CLASS &PAINT CO INC. ,11111I' '4iI() I'' In making the rt'vortis avail. able. Agile% niade it clear he Success structure," Sanford's OWIl '.t'r'Silill 'it ioh'rd nuIllit'Iy tmnel-sIrtK'nt , - C). -.'lo F ,or , do .14411,11'(1`3 '.411(1 the practice was ittention ... only partly bt'catLse L D PLANT E , INC. ci U.S. Ally. George Beall who I? 'Iii.' costly 26-duly recovery expedition t'nided I w itli just a few pIers's of silverit) show fur the - effort, leaving a wealth III jewels, ('a'.h 1111(1 other There was a small item 10 valuables in the hulk of (lit' Italian liner the herald Tuesday thatTwo Navy liquafluIlts hacked through the hull ' i $ robably escaped most lw4)le's of tIN' wreck, only to Find it_s interior 41 tangle of NAT TONAL BANK , ,(-..,If 114 4 if ('',,)Mql s 1,111 PROGRESSIVE 55 IV E PR IN TIN C CO Jcti I 5171 tI', and ')t,Iff cr411 rots's ti.vc a right to such .i tirielini' - Hut liii' oilier Kyu Whatever that means' , PUBL IX MARKETS .l tl d F ru ;) I FOOD I AIR STORES. INC -uwl .dl in-r-ins Involved tit ft iirc'sitknits W41shlngthn 14(11(1' her ilruwri IkIt in Karate, l'tiirll W, A I 5t.' rqrs SANFORD A ILANTIC THE McKIBBIN AGENCY liii 't' Mi't I 50 .10(1 "1,111 the %,I,,,. FI.irxkrs -- 1'riduiy night won ,tiillii',, Ill SWik('ru treasure rc'mulilis UI the luxury Wilbur A.r Lake Mary - VlLSON MAlE P FURNITURE CO f/.r and Mrs A I WIlson at visited tuk parents in Penn. lnidiiy by representatives of - - - PLYMOUTH Aiit$ 't,lt) tip bribery arwi -nrlsptra y laws be more appropriate' 7 30 ell ' +f(Pl 5(Pw,ul s CO a in Ili( ked -' (Jut' South of SR 4)4) I'.I',Iui Sunday SChool .•• I-., '.' ' '. . ,,,',,,, #4.'.,..() were (PrOt THE I.AI(I MONROE CHAPEL Sprinos (:hri,s,ii::, FIRST CHURCH Or CHRIST SCIENTIST 600 East Second Street five years, Jean had S'boIhIt Ion of tax.extortion, 11w Juistict' SpokCMllefl had through the sign. I5ertiaps ii 5,,rnth day Adventist Church Maitland Aveflue, ALIspIonI,_ CHURCH 01 (P5)41ST DI nl'4 S i't lI',r' it I ,,,'-a' 'a Of Copies of the Agnew records Yield flight of Way sign would Divers Give Lip Meets 10, Sundap Services a? The 5 II.. "' $0 00. ' •lt'.''.,.4', + ___ JIM .' , t4)Ilitl)Ofl practice. ' Wi,,sh'p MF THODIST CHURCH ' ' •, •5,' Orf)up PMn, 1314 3,661 L s cooP PS kirk *'ood P.ttor #. .tti,'sa,t v Orgaii.d Jun. It, 1572 - Longwood ( t+-c 10,i. I.. .- CHURCH UP CHRIST jwilitit'1zis and contractors in 14ir)-Iand. Beall tilt, 111(0th tkit lit' '.11'. lIllIb't the allegations against hiiii was investigation for po s sible r I lop in SANLANOO UNITED .','sI I ',('*iliIi l'SIbt I '.v I '" 1, I'M MET TO AVI.PIUL hArT 1ST CHURCH 9 ISa m 1-mlAv 4O 'I -.'--. lIP - '.istl %i'i'• • artis*inu's briefing of Agnt ss W. • Il, .iI,,I ''C S.st,sr it I'asiir ii 00. in P (It,, (1, Sf tY,uh C 45,, in Youth I i-lIo*sh.p 400p in iSp.','' t * ' thirtihlu 4111(1 kickbacks ailuting highly irregular, planning to visit her family In conducting the Investigation, Virginia. It'll be the first time Agtiew voluntarily nii,ik his....he c'trcolnstances inivolved Bob has met his tn-laws. the number two 1114111 in the records avaiLable at Heall's b0'lt''.'' the sources 'said quest. Agnew also 1411(1 tie w(IulIl -- I 11111 5 %s by it WuIs (hlfl(' iii this .501)11111 to an Interview by at. Y vestiguitors, but Beall told cast' They don't go around tellEver notice how N OBOD ing people the ruilies of witlIt V.7111)t ii tin intes-s- k'w •- Htfl NOdODY P8YS ilfIY at. )et t4IkI'H plan-. Presumably I flC'.CS against Uwiii 110(1 w ha t tenhion to the stop sign III will not until investigators have these witrwsses are saying. Mellonvilk ,VCflUt' uinul the thoroughly examined UKvimIhat t'olin's In court 'luring the 51 lakefront' Waiting for lily ride trial," lilt' lit's records - I I 008 ,, [ wet, 0i4 See,.' e II COa tv - Pra ye? & P,OIS U If wrong when they s.,nI Ili-it At- notified Agnew through the vies, torney General Elliot L. 11kb- pcsident's attorney early in , sylvania. this year, they're )-•,", s,,, 8V 24-10 Department (Iffll'1411% WI'rU investigators Seems last S'flC4ltiOn they li lt,n, 3775 South Orlando OFIVI' 5 ISa in Mn'i"gW0flh'P Saturtlav 9.,i.t..r.s 14.ol b (M A.i.'ss PI.LW r.v'vs - '''i .' - ' it'(,hU't.LiS 4028-31 15:1-19 i 20-21 I .-u',r 1 S. III ' II CE.' ,.t,, + I' Pd,. tilt,.' 11.1,1, '.l,.1, A,',,',,,l'I . •, , -- ,'. • ' 6 IS I tiurth 1r.ts'ntJ I I',,',I,,t " 5J.• Ut Ius!.i'. Sfo'Il,IgiS (14111J(l4()P C,4Wl$T s . - I',,I,tt '.(,f Sf145 (It I COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rout, 5041 Paola k,, . wtI',m F Mlii',, PAStOr 5..oda', 5chool I'resident Spiro 1. Agnew's iI'L'rson.al financial records as part of a prol' of iilleged i's- to work Saturday rimming, I counted II cars that whizzed - 10 004 in 6 00 P in Mot ning W0rSP.'p IJMYr (:hs,r'la Lif (:l,ri.s, I'IISI (WI ST flAh'IIST C IIIJ I4( II P lOp in Pastor 5 OCa in Leo F Kind Church SChOOl you ('1111 1cM) by railing 322-1252 IV his wife I 'lOp H5 M,w n. rxj Wo",o.p 7 (11(1 #4.11 117 L51 1 '-I'd', Sc Pso'sI SI? Park Ave 4" P'.i',tp Private Records anti reserving .1 $5 seat Il.est of itiuts lot .Mlnlord Patrolman Bob Il-ernosky and Oak Ave a 3d St SAul (1)40 CHRISTIAN l'hon, 377 5347 , ør ane Stree t .-''. .., ii'' w- '.' 'u.h i fl.,.,'li 400 s w Moite", '.'cfn.nQ Wos-sop S 10. in 4 )0p in 'i p Su pre CHURCH 11 A.iporl 51,0 Warheads 0 IIlrw 'iluntecr'd Ia.st lOt''.Iii another tie V ('14 4jJIliI'fl I. stturut's close to the Irivestiga- day to turn pies of ti bank 111111 SiIi(l f'rihtfly tii,tt Justiet' and Lz records over to Beall's -- I'tr.sl't'nrtii SlY I ER IAN FIRST PRE SBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla I elbA Wrdfletd"V .',I - SI't1 ft'tSIh' S'..d, +W5i'l *j tOP', p ('c,'ver yip m I .,c'r'.nuWoflhp ,',,-d,.t%dv llol,'e 'II, .,i,tI'',i,.' Pattof 6 .cr'.rrg W0ISPIP ,',.j I$t,ie Study 4. -P ',,-na,,y I N,, kent'rih Mi ller. ASSiSt Pastor U lOL Ito 'n ' , '.uflO.IS LI'AY I Cli I, " 7 Mr. ',,, C 11.1 II 00 4 in 1 lop in Wed 5tfwi' METHODIST CHURCH H., II Slat Piney U,dqe Rd Catit'hbcI' v - - Russia's system's "man In the know," will hold a banquet Aug. 24, It will be in the I akc Hr4lntley HAl .11 MOHE, Mu - Al'i High Conuuns. Our legislative r'eticral investig4ltIhrs art' caldelegation will he there, and ling several years worth of VIEP CHURCH OF LONOW000 7 lOp m COMMUNITY UNITED '> , 4 lOp in '0+1,1, '., P .4 '*--, s stein league who Is known as the 5 T •'l Nit COSTAL 7 10 Rey W411.4r'S P,(lt IsO? S Sanlo,d Aer in 7 00 5'tlttiIl personnel, int-lutling Walter !'i:t.'v-i'.,il I WHY __ . I _t FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHitS? Ii 004 in I ami$vWorthP if YOU stand at the crossroads and (Iiri.Iiis:l Oil Hwsi 4 34. I Mile Wait at ',und ScPIooI - 2 & a sun I . WO1M'P I & I Sun - ii Rtti ring - -' : + II plSt ud y Wed •. , l"J',ç_ • . ,rv HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City Community Center Hy 4)4 Ut, 15o1,flOfll,1 pt,SitIC, II 00 a ii P.'i"rn Youth II liii iT. P,P., ri,4. W...sP.p - water to sink' , -' '' P.,','. - -- - 4',. •' M(.P n.,v v.-.'s.-p Pastor IL,v.d J RICO life is enriched and enlarged Agnew Yields the choking youngster to shore after he Iitt 15.1 4LAl'l itiotigli .v •'.., er A TuCke, Dr..,, Sunland [',ttr', Ir . ('4r', Ito,? - l"ortunatt'ls (itt 111111. Muriel I s,... . METHODIST CHURCH RE WHE i. showed her inc'ttk 4111(1 iitilletl I I H 1,1,' '.'v.i, CHRIST UNITED O'aI a 1)rvnI.On4I7IP' I' %'". tt LAKE MARY CHURCh OF TilE NA Z ARENE l7$C,',s?aI Las, Of Lair Mày Ph GRACE UNITED N a to- .+, ,, -.'.•..,•,,+ - Npw of water orwi a s oungster - + - 00 P I 00p in YOut0 HOW I • anijei-s4, Srr', e P.ssPoe ,+. l - i 4+ -- - ' FIRST CHLRCH ++ .m 0 Do*ne-y k ' + ' + ' '. •-- A*t Sunday, August 19, 1973--Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No. 300 Price 20 Cents Lad's parenis left 111111 with liii older brothers and tosik their do g for i walk . N.ltur.hll)- , ltt.s OF THE NAZARENE W nd `III at Map!. Ave GOOD SHE PE RD (JP TED P'.s',tor " Dosotas D 1- 11,0 9 1 LUTHERAN CHURCH IF 1Si 111 S SA, nd.sy School $00 Orlando Awe 117 VII 10 508 m 1 IlvthtfanChiurchjnAmerica) Mo,n,noWofSP'c VV I self one or all of these questions. Or others-What shall I do? Whore shall I turn? Why did this have to happen '.7 t.uC. US?) NI II/ ili..( - •, . I know??? Assist Pas! 7 00 in s ill, "..'', St 000 l a ,r ? )ehrs)lll 11(1111 t1tii'. rung. '11w 7 OOp m 1 10 i' Sun lye Worship Wed pr av er it 41 StttCt for 41101(1St ii week. tier litItlIl)', saved a [xi)' about 7- Pp'.ir 400pm. 54Jfl7('' 15 ,'. IirnrcA M°ec 511C '.4)111(41(1W Ilhiu1lged to keep Muriel, swimming at New Stityrna Beach lust Sunday 5511)1 fl 004 in ''° '. vi.,- or . Who am I? What is life? Where am I going? Why am I here??? When will 0 10.004 in '.fl14Y School If tIring the lI44)tI((t P'rm '.1w ii I Community cent.. p ..............,, - ,,, ALL SOULS CATHOLIC section is a genuine heroine. Temporal', Geneva LUTHERAN CHURCH p anthr1 ,4 circulation Who t4l(-tS OUt OF THE NAZARENE ill W 75th Place or GOD CHURCH Minister S Lila in 5 0. in is:u, Pill' !,,,th s'run ASSEMBLY .j CHURCH GENEVA - + --- - I - CR0 • ,•, - t r- 1',,,.' ' . :' P.fIh P4UIChI5On Mqn,U Worship School Z'4'fl ,)r ,%f I ( filed nforntttinni ' .'f.sr -' 'he prohoi w hearing time ..minnl. County Cntwt ;ixlges Harold JnEnsnn and Wallace Hall sa;d Friday they will begIn 'efenday holdint' preliminary hearings the lay -slIer arrest for per-sonc charged with misd.mezsnnri, '.'s.'ep( traffic charges Johnson sasd first lppt'oranres" in c'ltiflty court '.dPll continua,daily all a m and preliminary b.ailngis for person'4 attested for "riminal misdemeanors on lahirdays art inday, 'atIl he held 'sn Mondays Preliminary hearIngs -- r persons irrused sf fel t ,wi ll Inm neIl Tuesdays and ?'ralayt Struck down Vednewtay by 'he 'view Ctleans panel -e is wt ion of th. FlorIda Amended Rules isf rriminal Pr.wa'sliir-' which author-lied preliminary hearings only an .i felons charge The federal appeals 'niwt saUl the oligbl of per-wIn'. .u'ciise-d 4 misdeine.-sn,-sr; pinistuuhh' iv i.tsar ir .-' amli inr,trrerated witboat,, hearing is ;iIst is '..rlous,t' of accused felons ml, th Circuit Court vacated piirt 'if the Miami '- '.- ruling that preliminary hearings must net offen'd vslthin .r days - -The action left standing the stat.' aiprsme isxmr' that the deadline 'shall he Iesa than lt"O'fl ta vu - ,''.rmetliate Satta'utayi, indays in-I leg. Cou,*'d on Pg. Lt ml. (lrl.'uru* f"rk'ral itistrIrt (roirt ruling is f'xpd'rted tarpayers mrr. than 11 million (or additional pervsnrw'l In immerIiatel' beef tip Sernintile C'wint's criminal justice system This rloesn't count more off ice and courtroom spa.'p that will be needed and wn'ried law enforcement officials are urging Stat.' Atty General Robert Shevin to appeal the federal court ruling to the US Supreme Ctirt u.'.king a reversal The ruling affrta courts throughout FlorIda and is npert.'4 to have (4r-reaching ramifications in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas The F"-d.'rat It,trk't Court has uph.ld a Miami Fad.ral ("ott ruling that prisoners mist ,o .tivan i preliminary hearing within seven days of their arrest on .vh.ther then, was probable cause for their arrest,s heal judges say they will try to give a pr-tanner a hearing within 21 hour, of his arrest. Florida state judges have consistently held that no such hearing was reck aired Where the prosecuting attorney flied and "information" certifying cause tar ar-rest. Thus, throughout th.' state preliminary hearings hefare cornnriittIn.ot magis'rat.'s ha','ow boon s.'P.du.d but then canceled + around twrc just r as oh Interstate Most., flupkr JohnSon s Soon Soar to ('Alt 11w' surpri s esIleser I1'USt' thanks to lirritld Angel Muriel ('4lrter! Seents the pretty young huty '.1 Longwood Ph • ay Hy HuH I iJ)Yf) Iferakl doff Writer I1IUII1II 5 t rittCfl by iTlII1+R) '- '" M co+, Managing l-ditor flas Id Ur - ant for John Spoltiki who Is at• lending a seminar In Virginia. ' SarIande SpISOSI HOL 'V CR 051 I 5 Pai Ate - '+ - IX-. - 1. I.e .'.+.J, .'.,,,t+!,' . bp i A IS p in 1 Y'' ''' !./Ii%f 1 + P. t,r II TWR 00P " ustice Of Us John A. %kt *OIlAVIAN C HURL Pt 11HE ; T.ii I • .'"-" A. tC o 41 1 S. ROLLING HILLS ç• ,+j f Y ' 't ,,j L Cost 94%4 to 1+ ra4JuP -" ''1' . timn014?c Srfv i ,i r.i .' i " Siff vice .+. ',•". PIIVCP '" OS , ,,, 45 f" II X• in a ISO Closcri tra.n.ng , ,, ,,, S Xi. Wo,SV. ''' ______ cuwci or 000 $O)W Zlnd SIv..I , 'v-_ I I M%t SOUTI4I UPs MI TISODIST (14t1W(I4 (e SanI.d Ave Ai . llrflI.r!l $1 Million Possible Extra 4) -!-.:.::::~:::::'':: .... _ ... 11 -..1'.-:-:-:.:~:-'.%'1`..1k~ `.,,,iIii'iii 'I('tIl4U!i.%t ,. ,, Cotm.to Mo'n - nQ *0,11.9 Suf'Idp SC hoot .. .. -_ _____ NATION ...... -+ P swU BAPTIST CHURCH lit Pars A v e n ue THt ('vENTH DAY .'.l) .LNTIST CHURCH + _ _ J "a ~ 0 ... I *** ...+Q 111111J R ' A Ik'dgu' ' (',aknd,zr ('Iss_sifiedads ('aunt's ('nwswurd puzzle I**Abljyr I 68 M $4C 5l I L'Craiw Kditueialctsoiunent lte*'u -uye IluapltaIm*es &wiet) 4A 1, 313 t-b,1t - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, August 17, 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